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

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Royal Events Provide Magic Moments How does it feel to be a campus queen? This question may be asked by many Tech pupils, but only a few girls each year can personally experience the magic moment when a crown is laid on a queen's head. Kings are sometimes crowded out of the spotlight by the beauty of a queen and her court. In the fall season, Tech crowns the Jamboree Queen, the Mardi Gras Queen, the Princess of Light, the Homecoming Queen, and the queen of the Harvest Moon Ball. These are but a few events in which a queen, or king and queen, is selected. PRINCESS OF LIGHT-Joyce Henson

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.J-. nm 4 5 Q- Lf! ac. av! it Lb 453 -96- 'FN' 2.5 Q f .9- FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB-Front Row: Nora lee Newkirk, Melissa Mays, Susan C. Humbarger, Dorene Brown, sec.-treas., Doloris Kirkbridge, Deeann Mathis, Patricia Coe, Josie Hudson, Diane Childers. Row 2: Mrs. Stout, sponsor, Diana l. Brown, Crystal Rhodes, Annie Spencer, Judith A. Good- At their meetings, members of the FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CLUB discuss educational theories and achievements. Future teachers are also helped by seeing movies, hearing speakers who are experienced teachers, and having panel discussions. Students who participate in cadet teaching gain valuable knowledge from actual classroom participation. These students teach at Tech and at nearby grade schools. The FTA also does some com- munity service work in hospitals. FUTURE NURSES CLUB-Front Row: Carol O'Hern, Mary Russell, pres., Ines Brewer, Martha Church, Velvet Perkins. Row 2: Kaye Towler, v.pres., Barbara Abbott, sec.-treas., Miss Blanche Williams, R.N. sponsor, Mary win, Beverly A. Daugherty, hist., Anita J. Brown, Edyth Martin, Jenny Hise Earl Kiesler. Row 3: Nancy Clark, Roselyn Toliver, Diane Mathews, pres. Shiela McAllister, Nancy Jane Taylor, Jimmie Gooch, v. pres., Catherine Nahas, Joyce Hill, Carol Vest, pub. chrmn., Marilyn Miller. The purpose of the FUTURE NURSES CLUB is to en- courage interest in professional and practical nursing and to inform members of opportunities in the field of nursing. The club takes field trips to hospitals and other places of interest to nursing. One of the club's proiects is a booth at the Mardi Gras. Another is a holly sale at Christmas time to provide funds for gifts to patients at the Marie Fred Nursing Home and a grocery basket for a needy family. McAree, scrapbook ed., Sandra Swisher, Beverly Brewer, Carolyn Weister, chaplain, Jeanette Davis. 2iii'l':sfl ili QU, ' it liz .mf 125 '-A A an ,IAF cz. ui ,J . r ,war --sr 2. -A-9' ff , ff vi -...qv i ,i ,f

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The maiorettes add a touch of spice to the begin- ning, half-time, and end of each football and basketball game. Besides presenting the colors, they perform well- practiced routines of intricate patterns. Traditionally clad in green and white uniforms, they execute marching ma- neuvers in perfect ste-p and with unusual dexterity. The maiorettes are a select group who are chosen on the basis of their own expression of individual talents, abili- ties, and experience. As a reward for their endless, muscle-tiring hours of drill, we cheer them enthusias- tically, showing our gratitude for a iob well done. i ,, V I f,3.1,z. wg, 'f Q . ! c N. S ,A Ci YY 47..A'1w., .Tf'isS B if fit Wg 05 yjf' i ,L , , A - fi qi:.:'. Q. G' Q M WV t' 1 , C3225 ,,r,,,, L Q,-wr-22: K egg.,-4, 5825? C821-:Q DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES-Front Row: Roy Rossell, Sue Cook, Vicki Sutton. Row 2: Kathy Huter, Linda Wilson. COLOR GUARD-Karess Burnham, Linda Thorman, Kristy Hirschler, linda Smith. Majorettes Add Charm T Every Game FLAG rwmusks and TRUMPETEERS-from Row: Lorraine Patty White, Shawn Puckett, Karen Kemper, Sue Cook. Hill, Diane Tinley, Jeri Brasher, Anita Scarborough. Row 2: Karen Sofford, Judy Strong.