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

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Z IIII IIE 3211 ISI ii Qeniut Svhipmates Lester Adams- Let me alone, women mean noth- ing to mef' Mary Aikman- Nothing hinders me nor daunts me. Leona Akard-Is versatile. Some day she will rep- resent us in Congress. Gail Alger-Our football hero, girls, watch his swagger. Donnas Allen-His specialty is teasing little girls. Elenora Allen-Be careful, Colleen Moore, here's your future rival. Gaylord Allen-His time is spent in playing in the band and interviewing famous people. Dorothy Altizer-She is always cheerful and ready to help. Albert Anderson-Walks to school every day in an automobile. Frank Andrews-The wise and young, they say, never live long. Robert Apple-A true friend is ever a friend. Miles Arnette-A genius as advertising class man- ager. Ainsworth Arnold-Is quite efficient at picking up scattered books. Bernard Arshopsky-In youth and beauty wisdom is but rare. Edgar Ashcraft-A man not of words but of action. Roberta Auble-Woman is one of nature's agree- able blunders. William Aust-Books and a cello are his constant companions. George Baan-Good humor is the clear sky of the soul. Joseph Baan-Men of few words are the best men. Eugene Badger-He is deeply troubled with second degree equations. Richard Bailey-Let's see: A+ history student, hot piano player. Ethelyn Baker-A curly-haired sphinx. Truman Baker-A good fellow, always willing to do his bit for Tech. Benjamin Balay-Oh, that red sweater! Tech's greatest arguer. Dorothy Baldridge-Imagine Dot walking down the corridor with a six-footer! Cecil Ball-A pleasant look, a pleasant smile, and Cecil goes bouncing by. Charles Bardach-He who drives improperly may sometime drive angelically. Mabel Barlow-Seems quiet, but withal is full of fun. Glenn Batchelder-Never has been tardy to class. Will wonders never cease? Mary Emma Bauer-Has won fame as Home Eco- nomics Club president and CANNON staff editor. Bettye Beard-A future member of the Tech fac- ulty. History is her forte. Allen Beaumont-Bids fair to become a second Paderewski. Josephine Beck-Has a jolly time as cashier in the faculty lunchroom. Catherine Beem-A blonde. Moonbeam, sunbeam, or what will you? Tl' Zlikikikik Robert Beesley--We must be young to do great things. Florence Behymer-Possesses a flawless taste in dress. Charles Bellville-Claims that Chaucer misspelled several words in Canterbury Tales. Avalon Belton-Good nature and good sense must ever join. Carson Bennett-The silent. Note the resemblance to Lincoln. Edna Bennett- Benny, the cute little blonde cut-up. George Berger-A shining star in any college alge- bra class. Evelyn Bergmann-Aspires to be a great historian. Edwin Bernhardt-Promises to comb his hair in the near future. Richard Bireley-Good-hearted, we all know. And can he talk? I'll say so! Carrie Blackwell-Getting good grades is only a pastime to Carrie. Bessie Blake-Tackles high C's with composure. Grace Blakeman-Blessed with plain reason and sober sense. Walter Bohman- I have a mind of my ownln Thelma Bolen-Her ways are ways of pleasantness. James Bookedis-He says little, but his work speaks volumes. Robert Boone- Happy am I, from care I'm free. Why aren't they all content like me? Frances Boulware-She has a talent for friendship and a smile that expresses it. Adrean Bouvey-She may be small, but she knows her needle and thread. Avalon Bowlin--Showed her expression class what a Shakesperean wrestler can do. Edward Bowman-Wonder if he would catch cold without his yellow scarf? Mary Brandom-To know Mary is to know why she has so many friends. Frances Brewer-That snappy, vivacious girl from Manual. Gertrude Bridges-How can one small head hold so much? Berniece Brosman-Red hair, French student. june Brossart-Good things come in small packages. Caroline Brown-Boyish brunette. Captain of the girls' guard. Garnet Brown-The boy who holds the pole po- sition in his zoology class. Helen Jane Brown-The only girl in her physics class. Draw your own conclusion. Helen Louise Brown-A CANNON staff find with a wonderful mind. Charles Browne-A quiet chap, but how he can dance! Helen Louise Brownlee-A jolly, happy girlg a friend to everyone. Marjorie Bryan-True to her word, her work, and her friends. Opal Buckley-It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. John Buehler-At learning's fountain it is sweet to drink, but 'tis a nobler privilege to think. Russell Burk-Juggles the traps with ease, but in- scribed hexagons prove difficult. ji' 10 .JI 111 11 1111 E lfli ii 111 IIE III? 3:33 1111 1111 1... I J