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

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RADIO CLUB-Listening to other amateurs on the short wave radio receiver are John Durham, Robert Batts, William Thompson, and Jerald Schwomeyer, while Eugene Dobbs and Mr. Carold Bramblett, sponsor, adjust the transmitter. CL B ARE I Ullllllll Fllll Extra-Curricular C0 Ulllll JIIIER Axiom: 'rH1c BIANY extra-curricular clubs on the campus every pupil should be able to find one to his liking. lilost clubs are the outgrowth of the curriculum and are organ- ized along a democratic basis. Clubs promote the interest and increase the knowledge of the student. And what bet- ter way to win friends and influence peoplea' than by belonging to one or more of these groups? There is a grand total of sixteen clubs from which to choose, ranging from the oldest which are the Latin and the Nature Study clubs, to the youngest which are the Tech Twisters and the Future Teachers of America. There is also the Student Affairs Organization which has a representative group of one hundred and fifty inelnbers. Club inenibership helps round out the student's school life. lllany pupils find that belonging to one club is enough, while others take pleas- ure in belonging to three or four. NATURE STUDY CLUB-Bottom Row Cleft to rightj: Rosavie Barr, Sharon Harvey, Dorothy Rentro, Phyllis Bowden, Joanne Coffal, Rita Murray, Joanne Cameron, Marsha Sipl, Joyce Willianls, Carolyn Stevens, Roberta Wallace. Second Row: Evelyn Herring, Carol Beall, Barbara McDonald, Barbara Faucett, Virginia Taylor., Kathryn Tracey, Don Rosemeyer, president, Dixie Allred, vice-president, Helen Hensley, treasurer, Joyce Slack, secretary, Virginia Campbell, Jerry Scott, Jimmie Heidleberger, Clayton Kinser, Harold Stroup. Third Row: Mrs. Avo Hadley, Shirlie Freije, Norma Ray, Jo Ann Parker, Marcia Morris, Nancy M. Pearson, Patricia Letner, Mary Martha Curd. Dorothy Sevenish, Margaret Fuller, John Kraft, Frankie Stankovick, Raymond Smith. Fourth Row: Cherie Enyart, Susan Murphy, Betty Babrick, Charlotte Myers, Hazel Knoop, Mary Kraft, Roberta Crose, Joan McCabe, Dorothy Balt, Marilyn Schowengerdt, Carolyn Cook, James Hopkins, Robert Carver, Tom Drake. Top Row: Mr. Howard Cook, sponsor, Dr. C. F. Cox, head of Botany depart- ment, Don Moore, Robert Hartenstein, Merwyn Harsh, Harry Krueckeberg, Ronald Sims, James Cox, James Bradburn, Maurice Fultz, Richard Cosset, John Rodoeker, John Hamilton, Bill Bozell, Milton Evans.