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

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NATFHE l4I'Uf'C,lfAl,f'VQ and Riflwurfi rlil, i rfrcglc-l-1, al C'VTll'Jf!fJ', in Mr. Paul My,f-ru' Z ii ilim, mia' . GAlL Etlwerinqtan, Albert Moore, and Stephen Duncan are warlcing an an intriquinq experiment, canductivity at solutions, in Mr. Ralph Nlfalvertans' clwernistry class. KARL KAPP, FRED Masuccia, Janis Liepnielcs, Doris Branson, and Bernard Van Buslcirlc laalc aver a static macliine in tlie study at static electricity, taken up in Mr. William l-lawley's pliysics class. ,g lllil fs. 1? ff 'N c 'i if ' K 'Til' R 3k

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N BARBARA Coleman malces a stencil on the mimeoscope machine while the rest v ot Miss Elma Sulliyan's Otlice Practice class types mailing slips tor tl'ie Cannon. MISS Frances Potter's students are encouraged to develop speed and accuracy in timing tests. 2 'Q T' KR. l grixia, x Tl-lE tamily budget is the topic ot discussion for Nancy Taylor, James Little, James Barber, and Sandra Coyne in Mr. Wilmer Lawrence's tirst-lfiour Junior Business class.

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CHILDREN LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING TOYLAND SCENE Indianapolis children have grown to expect a toyland scene in the east basin ot Monument Circle tor the holidays. Last Christmas tor the third time the Division ot Program Production, directed by Mr. C. S. Stewart, built such a scene. And it was the tenth time that the Stagecratt class had arranged a Circle display, the tirst seven years having made the Nativity scene tor the west basin. For this year's project Jaclc Fischer was in charge ot building the Victorian house, and Forrest McGinnis made the papier mache tigures ot the children in the house. WI-IILE Billy Leavell worlcs on the model tor the house, Jack Stiere- walt puts the tinishing touches on the scale model ot the display. LARRY Aiken assembles an aluminum deer which has pivoted joints and hidden springs to give it a galloping motion when tinally mounted. TI-IREE ot the youthtul stagecrattsmen in the class are building the house onthe gymnasium stage, prior to talcing it to Monument Circle. ON A BITTER cold day a tew weeks betore Christmas the class moves the setting to the east basin at the Monument where they assemble it. AT LAST the tremendous project is completed ready to be enjoyed by old and young as they pause to admire the mechanical toyland scene.