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

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PLEASANT LIBERTY GROVE IS A FAR CRY FROM THE FORBIDDING POWDER MAGAZINE RELAXING in the warm sunshine, tour Techites share an interesting book. What is it? are the words of many a green freshman as he gazes at the huge mound of earth between the stadium and baseball field which hides the old Powder Magazine. An air of secrecy still hovers about the thick walled building, once a storage place for powder, where soldiers, wearing rubber-soled shoes, walked softly to avoid explosions.

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