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

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Tifpbmbxzk - s-5-5-ma-D-a n-0-C-0-:L-A V -. - A , f .E .Q ' C . v - E Q if Q lg Q ! J' I 27 I' 5 QR f so . n -1 A. 1 . FL H 1, l 4 gl I F I i l X , - -, -- - s ., x If I -f '--.ua-if-C- --'az'--' -x- -,A ff' The work wc-'ve done throughout the year, XYould nearly make you weep a tear, XYe've opened boxes, cleaned up guns, Done ev'rything 'cept have some fun, XYe've looked at records and the like, XVe've learned of maps and old turnpilce, XYe've shot until our shoulder's sore, HJ And cleaned the bolt and all the bore, But aren't we sorry the summer's come, And old li. U. T. C. is done? Q o Q 0 Q o 0,0 0.0 0,9 0,0 0.0 0.0 A RESUME OF THE SEMESTER'S WORK This semester the military department started out with better facilities than it did last semester. lt was inconvenienced, it is true. with close quarters, but all were patient, because, after all, the rest of the school worked under a similar handicap. A series of lectures on map drawing and organization of companies and platoons was given. A new system was started whereby the freshmen were sep- arately drilled by experienced cadet officers who were designated as assistant instructors. A course of hre on the ao foot range indoors was established, most of the upper classmen taking advantage of this. Our Government inspector, Colonel McKinley, received the corps during February and spoke very well of the splendid showing. The wonderful campus with all its opportunities thoroughly impressed the inspector. Nile feel sure that we can count on much assistance from him in the future. Toward the end of the term an outdoor range was constructed near the magazine and advantage of this longer distance range was taken by all. ln this connection it is planned to have a range of at least too yards for use next year. The new 19133 model Springtields were issued and a demonstration of the use of the held equipment was made. The military corps took a creditable part in the Memorial Day celebration, the Centennial, and at the laying of the Corner-stone for our first new building in Greater Tech. Camp Custer Great interest is being shown in Camp Custer this year. It is esti- mated that 3,ooo men will be there: as usual Indianapolis expects her unit to stand at the head. Major Oury will be in command of the camp with Colonel McKinley as senior instructor. Colonel Mcliin- ley has evolved a system of diversiiied instruction that will give each man a chance to show his ability. Following Camp Custer there will be a national rifle shoot at Camp Perry, Ohio, and this we expect several men from Indianap- olis to attend, as members of the Custer team,