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

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' N Q P mum xvnuzsris Lou wnuacv mmm wusou j IRNA XVIHKEVWHER CEHEVIEVE XVIREI I-lElEl'1 WIJYAAI1 mxmt xvniron Hunan xvuson 9 Ween xvnigfon Room xvoonf JAHEI vounc MARC!! YOUNG NIOR PQNPRS i otoacr Youm uovcn Toxvim umm zmnnzmn xvnum zoiiin MARGARET AXTCLL 0 if gf as is if gf 9 j 9 DEEURATIBNS TOR SUNG BY MARY DUNCAN JJ, me NT C012-at iD-CH NDJ Qfcg fi mt HAP-TER ALTA xvticn TH SENIOR CLASS HISTORY REMINISCENCES EPTEMBER, 1926! Four hundred timid freshmen made their way upon the Tech campus for the first time. They blinked at the huge Main Building and ad- mired the Arsenal, they found delight in the great cam- pus and were pleased with the fountain, Did they feel awkward and inferior? Assuredly. But these young people were destined to grow in mind, in spirit, and in body, and to become the pride of Tech. They had within their souls the spark which soon kindled into eager hte, they possessed that great virtue, ambition. As these freshmen awkwardly fitted themselves into their proper place, they envied the sophomores, admired the juniors, and revered the seniors. How they longed to be seniors! September, 1929, seemed far distant, but they set out on that fascinating journey toward grad- uation with earnest zeal. Although there were many pitfalls on this journey and a few dropped by the wayside, the ardent students persevered and, with ambition as their password, stead- ily walked the road that led through the first three years to the senior year which now brings its final triumph- a diploma from Technical High School. From the beginning our class showed a diversity of talents and this became more marked as the years passed. Some members early developed into writers, and, after taking the course in journalism, became re- porters and editors on the CANNON staff. Our artists have displayed their talents in exhibits, our musicians have joined bands, orchestras, or vocal groups, our more robust members have helped win many honors in athletics, our stenographers and typists have become proficient and are now ready to enter the business world, our academic students have been leaders in club work, and our speakers have gone into the city churches where they have made interesting talks. Also, a few of us have won outstanding individual honors: Daniel Shattuck was the second tenor in the quartette which ll 9 .