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

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MODERN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT-Seated llett to rightl: Mrs. Susanna Underwood, Irene McLean, Edith Allen. Standing: Edith Baker, Charles C. Martin, head, Mabelle Sprague. MINDS CAN MEET IF THE TONGUES CAN SPEAK AND EARS CAN UNDERSTAND THE FASCINATION which the Notre Dame Cathedral Rose window holds for visitors is explained to members ot Mr. Martin's French VII-Vlll class by Jovvdit l-lallel. M41 ry ,7- ' V5 tak S X, f fr- Tl-IE LATIN CASE holiday dis- play featuring illuminated manuscripts, made by Robert E. Clark, holds the attention of members ot the class ot Miss Irene McLean, instructor. 27

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ENGLISH DEPARTMENT-First Row Ilett to rightl: Margaret Waters, Mrs. Ressie Fix, Radio Expression, Mrs. Clarena Huffington, Halcyon Mendenhall, Jean Wells. Second Row: Louise Padou, Ruth Bozell, Jane Strain, Gertrude lnsley, Helen Thornton, head, Mrs. Mary Furry, Mrs. Ethel Mclntosh, Mrs, Carol Wilson, Vance Garner. Third Row: Mrs. Muriel Tucker, Mariorie Schoch, 1 .MIM IT DOESN T matter how old or even how young we are, antiques interest us, so Miss Margaret Waters had pupils bring examples to English l. THE AGE OF Shakespeare becomes alive as Sally McKenzie discusses Seventeenth Century literature with the members ot Miss Helen Thornton's always popular English VIIE class. librarian, Irene Rhodes, Mrs. Barbara Dearing, Irene McLean, Margaret Remy, Mrs. Eva Lycan, Olive Brown, Hortense Braden, Mrs. Barbara Camp, Gaylord Allen, Robert Maloy. Top Row: Jennie Moton, Mrs. Vera Kilborn. Not Shown: Anna Applegate, Alice Brown, Richard Jackson, Harold Wilfong, Radio Expression, Mrs. Marion Adams and Mrs, Dorothy Newcomer, librarians. FRGM GRAMMAR TO SHAKESPEARE WE TREAD THE ENGLISH COURSE , -, 1 --we

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M y ART DEPARTMENT-First Row ileff To righflz Charles Glore, La Von Whifmire, Oakley Richey, head. Second Row: Kermit Swenson, Lorena Phemister, Earnest Med- calfe. Top Row: Edmund Schildknecht, Sy Perszyk, Rich- ard Peeler, Harold Stewart. IN ART RAW TALENT BECOMES SKILLED CRAFTSMANSHIP RICHARD MAURER admires The necklace which Elizabeth Chilfon has made in Mr. Perszylds Metal Craft-Jewelry class. lir A 5 ' af 9 E fi , 4 S . , 'Z may ,f, -Q. ,Al