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

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AMAZED at the number of books in the T957 all-school Freedoms Foundation entry, Julie Allen asks Mr. Anderson who assembled the collection and how much time it took. WITH a smile Maior Julius S. Boldizsar Jr., PMST, accepts an honorary Technical High School diploma from Principal Anderson at the annual Federal Inspection, last May 22. 26 STEVEN Van Cleave and Sue Montgomery are interested in the fifth library and T2 George Washington Honor Medals received in the six consecutive Freedoms Foundation Awards. WHEN IT COMES TO HONORS When it comes to honors, Tech is one school that cannot be surpassed! Yes, throughout the year, awards are bestowed upon Tech: its pupils, faculty, activities, and athletics. For instance, Tech won sweepstakes honors with eleven places at the City-County Speech Festival this spring. Business Merit Awards, National Scholastic Art awards, and all kinds of music honors are given each year to our teens. Our teachers are chosen 'to head local, state, and national groups. Our band wins high ratings in state contests, while our Cannon yearbook and weekly receive top national ratings. Tech teams are city football, city basketball, and city and regional wrestlings champs. Our flag twirlers are first in the state. Making a national record, our school now has fourteen ' Freedoms Foundation awards. Yes, Tech proves it is outstanding by being recipient of many honors.

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OUR OTHER THREE SCHOOLS Going to summer school, evening school, or iunior high? Then come To Tech. Yes, besides our comprehensive high school, vve hove These other Three schools, oll under The direction of Mr. Anderson. Enrollment zooms in The summer when pupils con moke up credits on our cool, shody compus. Adults like the ideo ot hoving porking spoce. On cc1mpus,vve hove o Well-orgonized Employment Office to help pupils ond olumni find positions. In T958 SOO pupils ond oO olumni osked oloout jolos. 'Wm ,, 4, 1 'J : i Qu- VVAITIIXIO Their turn for on interview ore Donold Clork ond lvlory Preston os Noncy Hedding discusses o summer iob vvith lvlr. Denzler. THERE'S o trick to vvropping cittroctive Christmos gifts, soys Borboro Eittz, one ot Iviiss Mory Mc1rshcill's seventh grctders. 45

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Yxs, S Ti f , 1 l 5? x. Y J ,km X 2' M, X A LUNCHEON honored three pupils who represented their schools at the Hunter, Mary Wilkins of Cradock High School, Portsmouth, Virginia, Judith Bellamy Flag presentation at Will Rogers High School, Tulsa, Oklahoma, Riggs. Standing: George Howe, Jules Alcorn, Lindsay Knight of Pontego High October ll-Seated: Connie Moore, Sully Thiesing who represented Tech, Lynn School, North Corolino, L, C, Suddorth, Michael Reymcm. lT'S UJOHNNY ON THE SPOT FOR FRESHMEN AND SENIORS ALIKE TIMES sports editor .lim Smith presents the Indionopclis Times All-Sports Championship trophy and plague to Mr. Anderson during on oll-school pep rolly, os Athletic Director Charles P. Dogwell wotches with pride. 'Courtesy Tommy Ogden, Indianapolis Times 1 4:0 -, l Q., -A-.Q . iz 54 ff ex .iw 'fit z 1 1 few ,ss xx 1 , l gs ' c,0c,3,::,Q5 g 1 gf- 1 .AAS 5 '- , X ' i f??i ! ., s T , - ,A .. l 5gi,,,yi,f ,,c . - ,L f A , ML-J. -af, . l .si iw I , it N ever. ss , 3 Wx , ' . , V ' E , , l Q ' 'tgf' .-QE' Q Q, Q 5 if N- ' 5 4 3A , 5 L I, V cya ' h P ' f i n , 9 i C f l7 i or A ' if A ', , fl Stl: , i315is'Ex?335-?,,1E-:ff .