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

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Time ticked on as the football season officially ended at an all-school assembly, where Techites honored the champs for their NCC success. ' T . . ,x 4 5 ' E ttf ' ' ' 7 f ,T i Q... if , x ,, Z rw Y x' ' p as 2 ' A WM74' ' f 2. nf n Q f Q 5 af . ET .. 2 , r in 4 1 If ' Q X I N' 5 f r X T WV' as X f T f 'Q-Q! 0' Yi .H Zi. 4' ' f i.. 4 jg , , ',,, ,y F245 . , .free 5 vw 4... rv yi mr, iii .fn fmt' f5,ey,r.fQt.,,Y' Y it rf' tw ' 0 -' Wife at . . ie 2. fmt. ,,:'g-fi 4 4 rw 15. f f a fl' wx V' iv 4.1. gym 0 X .mix , 1 ,f .ff 1 - 4, Q , ET . PT 1 2 , .r 36' ., 'vs .' 'qv , I , , f . , or N 'Qfti '.gf '.,y- r i M gg ,fu . , 92.1 , Kyrie! , V X sp . .A 'S ' 9' .3 . A , ,,. fi , 49 ,K Lgyvcls , I . I r, 1 , 1 . W-A . 1 ' I qgfij. JA, 5 P f l' T' 'l' Glitter and glow . . . the tree casts a spell of Yuletide spirit in the office. l8 A Tech Song Hail, dear Alina Mater, Tech. Your sons and daughters sing! To the breezes huoyantly- Your colors wide we fling. Young in spirit, old i11 glory. lyy-crowned you stand: Staunch and loyal in the seryire Ulf our land. Technical High School, loyal are we: Firni and united ever we'll he! Green for youth and victory, YVhite for purity. Lead us-guide us In the wake of your traditions! Your torch shall point us whither lanie lroni Honor springs. Anonymous The 'Green and White' W mt. X425 The Tech spirit is not dead . . Ardent fans of the Big Green display their eager enthusiasm.

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Kits-V. I wif Wy Ernest Riggs contemplates a james Coe applies mechanical lane Dillion finds her X-ray drafting problem on his design. knowledge to repair a car body. training information valuable. Classroom Instruction Students may earn credit. earn money, and education all at one time by enrolling in the Diversi- fied Cooperative Education program. DCE gives pupils practical experience in on-the-job training while they continue their education. Special pro- grams are arranged so that they may attend both classes and their jobs, which may be as a nurse's aid in a hospital, printing. or a number of other lielcls. Pupils joining the DCE Club find that many of their friends have future plans similar to their own. Regular meetings are held by the group which is supervised by Mr. Leon Maurer. Each year the students who are employed through this program and their employers enjoy a spring banquet. This year Tech DCE members attended a State Meeting in December and another one in the spring at the Indiana University Medical Center. DIVERSIFIED COOPERATIVE EDUCATION-Row l, Frankie Pear- son, reporter, Sue Hood, treas., Virginia Jeffries, sec.g Robert McManama, v-pres.g Jayne Dillon, pres. Row 2: Mayree Nash, Doris Ann George, Betty L. Robinson, Bonnie Means, Elizabeth Kinley, Patricia Ann Johnson, Malinda Carter. Row 3: Mary Ellen Witten, Glenda L. Mitchell, Charles Clark, Michael Ping, Robert A. Dailey. Row 4: Waymond Whitney, E. Eugene Scott, Richard Brodshow, Robert Wente, James Wright, Edward Roda, Jr., Leon Maurer, sponsor. l7 45 wi

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G27 KE vs N05 SQUI fill? but K X W. www Hg! cziiiub I fkfff H 4!lm,ll Ll 0 Spirit? The Key Club's Mardi Gras booth enabled students to get revenge by squirting teachers. Mr. McClintock, principal, shows spirit by attending campus events, nce More Goes Undefeatecl in School Spirit Weire you a legal voter? Students jam the polls to have avoice in the rnock national presidential election sponsored by the Social Studies department. ' ,-, ff -nr ti ff 5115 21' l9