Arsenal Technical High School - Arsenal Cannon Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Favorite spot among sport fans is the Gymnasium where athletic events. dances, and assemblies are held. Commencement exercises and mili- tary inspection are in our stadium, which boasts the state's longest high school track. UI' SPOTtS are Av fu X Y? - -iii we FS fx

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MUSIC CLUB-Seated Cleft to rightJ: Robert Fleck, Marilyn W'ebster, Randall Tucker, Mary Lou Payton. Standing: Robert Highfield, Frances Forbes, Margie Kuhn, Leajean McDonald, Joyce Ilett, Joanne Bego, Irene Milner, Janet Heller. Miss Louise Swan, Elizabeth Elliott. AGRICULTURE CLUB-Bottom Row Cleft to rightlz Robert Book, William Cull, Beverly Scott, John Purvis, Kenneth Summers. Second Row: Alden Wajenberg, George Whitsit, Glen Kesfer, Orvallee Domer, James Skillman. Third Row: J. G. Hamner, Janles Weimer, Jack Frame, James Turner, Mr. A. C. Hoffman, Fourth Row: Charles Stuckey, Charles Wilmer, William Fisher, Donald Peters. Top Row: Lewis Kirkhoif, Joe Hendricks, Frank Surber. 'Q BIBLE STUDY CLUB-Seated Cleft to rightj : Carolyn McCoy, Margaret Tresslar. Standing: Barbara Ferry, Emily Felix, Arthur C. Hoffman, sponsor, Beryl Annis, Joanne Dennis. NATURE STUDY CLUB-Bottom Row Cleft to rightl : Betty J. Rees, Barbara Jo Beichard, Barbara McDonald, Elizabeth Lingen- felter, Norma Jean Heber, David Schulz. Second Row: Effie Wright, Donald Bosemeyer, Hugh Price, Joyce Ilett, Margaret Downey, Leajean McDonald. Third Row: William Kerkman, Mary Martha Curd, Evelyn Herring, Mary Helen Williams, Joanne Bego, Marlene Crose. Fourth Row: Joan Schluep, Mary Louise Holder, Rocco Zappia, Ruth McGilliard, Jacqueline Dale, Jacqueline Brock, Dr. C. F. Cox. Fifth Row: Miss Bette Lowery, Jacqueline Akard, Carolyn Cook, Velma Lynn, Betty Babrick, Janles Ryan, Donald Combs. Top Row: Carol Moir, Joan Steinmeyer, Theodore Wallace, Mr. Howard Cook, sponsor, Mr. John Kendrick, Louis Wuelliier.

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utility. ...A entered in the Gym and Stadium VVHEN THE GYINI was built in 1929. it was declicatecl three times: as a music hall. a theater. and a gymnasium. It boasts a pipe organ. bought with money earned by students and faculty. and the largest high school stage in the country. It is quite different from our first gym. Splinter Hall.,' which was on the third floor of the Arsenal. Our stadium, one of the largest and most complete in the state. rebuilt in 1939, seats eight thousand spectators. It is complete with press box. locker rooms, and storage space. Be 701111 :he Sfaflfum . IS the fi v '3'Hcre N HI Ure FEP 6. Q wifi 4, . Serif fir , 15 T 4 J Vi, 39' . g gr p, D J ,sl Y L' ! .fi is 1 M yr- K - .1 X, fi gi 1 N Q ' hx viii f ir si 1 t ,131 a f Q U 4 .. M we . fr MX