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

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THE ARSENAL CANNON 31 THEIR FUTURE CALLINGS. Francis Iil1Tlt'1lClUI'f .... Rose Corcoran ..... Robert Spillman ...... lidith Martin ......... Mary Elizabeth Hangcr Charles Bridges ....... John Sterling .... Margarct Brick .. Miss Crippcn ...... lithclccn Hughes .... Laurence Neidlinlfer .. . .. 6 liniury Baxter ...... 'lihumzis Buskirk .. Albcrt Thomas .. Vvaltcr Xxvilson ... Dnrutliy Mueller .. Thmnas Batclilor Frzink Trost ....... Mziritin Greenspan .. Franccs lilrmvn .... Traffic cop .. Nwthin' much Piper . . . Chief side-sliow .... . Canfly pcddler . . . lflmiclno inzigidani .. . Rcg lzir detective .. 'liight mpc-walker ... ..l.ion tanicr . . . .Auctiunccr .. . . . 51 vziphox orzitfili' Brink agent czithcr chat arlvcrtiscr Liarrut-coltirt-cl chcrub xxvilf tlwlmllj' C0llCCt0I' . .......... Spinster . Prtiliably his name . Klwvic plmtugwipliei' ........... .'XttUI'Ilt'Y Hlcl inaitl pt-flaguguc TECH'S MILITARY BAND

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QD 5 EDllURlfllS r WXW 'Xl lllg- - ,vel ww i-'mrs skiktlldfirriettiliars X 1 -naw vm--4. vs. X Published by pupils of Arsenal Technical Schools and printed by the Lf T. A, School of Printing, Indianapolis, EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-chief ............................. Marie George Business Manager ............................. Paul jones Athletics .................. Harmon Snoke, hlohalma Holmes Jokes ..... Laurence Neidlinger, Frieda Gillani, John Sterling Literary .................... Dorothy Mueller, Helen NYalsh News ...... Beatrice Horgstede, Frank Trost, Miriam Munger lixchange ................................ Rachel Campbell Art ...... ............... . .. VVoody Miller ADVISERS Business.. ............... .... B lr. E. lf. Greene Editorial .. ......................... Miss Laura Vlfilson Indianapolis, .lune 6, IQIQ. Tech has succeeded this semester from almost every point of view, Due to the short fall term, the spring months have been hard ones but the co-operation of the faculty and student body thrust the difficulties in the background, Probably a greater per cent of students have excelled in their studies this year than ever before. The gulf between the vocational and academic departments is narrowing and the decided advance made by the vocational boys has caused them to take an in' terest in school activities which before they considered out of their sphere. Te-ch's participation in athletics has been especially con- spicious and in every line, including basketball, baseball and track, have we loyally and fairly defended the school colors. The art depatment deserves special credit this term, Be- sides desiigning all the costumes used by the girls for the Supreme Day program, they decorated the Costumes worn in thc dances at the monogram game. The publicity given the school dur-ing the exhibition of the model of Greater Tech, better English Week, book Campaign athletics, Supreme Day, and various other programs has kept the Arsenal Technical Schools almost constantly before the public eye. lt is a telling test and Tech passed with her green and white banner flying viiCtOr011Sly.

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Battalion A A , ' i I 1 if 4 , 1 ' - fi' I . i ,--, - V 1 l SENIOR PLAY A REAL SUCCESS. The play was splendid-the best ever, was the judgment of all who saw The New Lady llantoclif' which was presented in matinee and night performances, May 23, at the Masonic Temple. The plot was a rollicking comedy. lt Wag 3 happy vehicle for the portrayal of the unusual talent of Angeline Bates who played the title role. From the beginning to the last Curtain. she was monarch of all she SL11'Y6yed including her adoring husband, Lord Rantock llfrancis lilmendorfl. The strenuously dignified part of the austere butler, uncle of Lady Bantock, was easily played by Ted Campbell. john Sterlng, as his awkward and somewhat mischievious son, NVHS