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

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Flmsrazzn' 01' Leizmillg' The Ar enal Tevhnical choolu Where a Seventy-.'ix-lci'e Uanlpuv l'ruvid0.' an Ideal Work 'hop for Four Thousand 'Pa-n-ilga-l'.' Crzxsrs 'I'.xKl-:ns all over the eountrv agree two to one that no other sehool has a campus as large as '1'eeh's seventy-six aeres. Batter upl Believe it or not. besicles the regular elass builcl- ings, Teeh has everything from a baseball cliamoncl and a staclium seating' over seven thousand to a sehool garrlen ancl a five-aere Nature l'reserve. No other sehool can make that state- ment. The l'reserve has -L28 speeies ot' trees. shrubs, anll herbs. The olclest tree on the eampus, about 5500 years olrl. began growing' about the time the l'ilgrims were learning' about eorn from the Inclians at Plymouth Rock. Ut' the ten builmlings eonstruetecl cluring the periocl of time that the grounds were a liIlltL'll States Arsenal. six have been eonvertecl into elass lmilclings. Five ot' the thirteen elass builcl- ings are eenterefl arountl the stuclent quaclrangle where the olcl otliee usecl to be situaterl. In 1862. the grouncls were purehasecl with the purpose ot' establishing' a lvniteml States Arsenal. This was a first-elass Arsenal during' the Vivil anfl Spanish-,Xmeriean lYars. It was rated as thircl elass in peaeetime. The .Xrsenal remainecl until the year 19025 when the Government cleeiclecl to abamlon it and to establish Fort Benjamin Harrison. Late afternoon shadows on the entranee to Treadwell llall make a beautiful picture. long to be remembered by Tec-ll graduates. -3- A favorite walk in spring when tlle forsytllia and lilac bushes and the pear trees are in bloom borders the 'trlille-ry Building.

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-,Q-4' if .. v-' ' ,If ,.-1' . pm' If ' ,' nfl, ' 4 on 4, A X W- Jim, o . .. X 44 Treadwell Hall, which was originally called the Main Building, was renamed in honor of the first commandant of the Arsenal. 1. Hb., Y: .N W . 'fiqxri PBA' , t if f ff' 3 . if I ,r N -rx, NX N inf XhVllll1'l'lllllf' luring- zu new look to the campus. Trees steel themselves for Homeward hound young Techites trurlge energetically llu- wintry lnlu-t which leaxv- the-m part of a winter wonderland. through the W'oodruFl' Place gate in the snow. -,1,-