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

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,,.v- -1. 'wai.f,p.mauvvq.,, ' MW M M , 'Round Tec!-I Town FE at Win., N, , M n , IH' Muanvmhllumqipnal' From high above the campus on the edge of the Ar- senal tower, a little bird would see this encompassing view of our seventy-six acre campus. lts winding walks, its twelve buildings, its shady lawns all so familiar to the hundreds of students and teachers be- low take onthe look of a miniature town to the little bird. Perhaps he is seeing the campus for the first Cannon time. lf he is, he does not know the little nooks and details so close to all Techites. The symbolic cannons, a close score on the scoreboard in the gym, the stately solitude of Stuart Tower, the directional guiding friends and freshies, a look through the window in Morgan Hall, the old guard house, the teachers' boxes in the main office, and the stone benches all convey special meanings to every Techite

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i Tech Town Maintains Democratic Government As a town we are guided by a government of our own. Guidance, rules and regulations are essentially developed by the administration and faculty-and sometimes enforced by our own John Law, Sergeant Martin. But, as students, we too have an important voice in government through the Student Affairs Organization, a vital link between faculty ond students. These governing bodies help to make Tech a democratic Town. We are proud ot our government and those who are responsible tor it. TECH Town's own policeman is Sergeant Martin DONNA Moon, iunior, consults with Mrs. Mattingly and Mrs. Turpin. JlM HUNT wields his gavel for the Tech students.