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

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DRAMA-SPEECH CLUB— Fran Row: Ronald Rodocker, Marilyn Lucas, Cheryl Fogleman, Ann Wischmeyer, Janine Fogleman, Dar- lene Roberts, Kathryn Borden, Linda Arnett, Jacqueline Ross, Marsha Dycus, Patricia Parr, Joyce Dersey, Myra Port, Charlene Webster, and Miss Doris L. Mueller, sponsor. Second Roiv: Carol Mindach, Martha Stockton, Patricia Buck, Evelyn Schtieller, Patti Michael, Kathleen Karol, Teresa Black, Paula Cline, Roscoe Fordyce Jr., Rebecca Laing, Jeffrey Oliveira, Janice Talbert, Sandra Williams, Marilyn Atherton, Jacki Abbett, Sue Ann Brockman. Third Roiu: Libby Hogan, Pamela Hedrick, Stephanie Baniszewski, Donna Blount, Debbie Witman, Julie Wheeler, Mary Loudermilk, Susie Meeks, Dave Robbins, Brenda Spears, Marc Thorman, Dave Wise, William Weg- ener, Nancy Adams, Linda Herman, Kathy Fogleson, Dianna Rob- erts, Thomas May, president. Fourth Row: Deborah Gaddie, Velma Hollowell, Donna Lewis, Jerry Ballinger, Richard Clark, Richard Hight, Sandy Brown, Carol Esarey, Steven Ingels, Stephen Grove, George Eads, Bill Conour, Robert Crowder, Ellen Eads, secretary, Stephen Meid, William Smith, Twanette Witsman. Talk Was Up And Talent Flying Techites Show Off Their Talent

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Philip Wallace, Ed.-in-Chief Marsha Boswell and Mary McAree, A s s t . Editor, 1st Semester Evelyn Schueller, Business Manager Ellen Eads, Layout Editor P§8 : - WMmSm Barbara Wegener, Copy Editor Deeann Mathis, Senior Editor Tom Creasser, Sports Editor Earl Lee, Art Editor The hard task of putting out a yearbook was undertaken by twenty-six of the busiest Techites on campus. That Was The Year That Was held a high place in the minds of all the staffers. Writing copy, drawing layouts, snapping pictures, and co-ordinating the many facets of work were but a few of the numerous jobs which made up the 1965 Arsenal Cannon Yearbook. On every school day, the southwest corner of Tech ' s campus echoed with the mingled sounds of the new lunchroom ' s con- struction and the clacking typewriters of the West Residence. These sounds also prevailed after school and during vaca- tions, for the staffers were forced to work hard to get the yearbook out on time. Cecil Tresslar— DIRECTOR OF PUBLICATIONS, Mrs. Betty Rowland— AS- SISTANT, Larry Walker, YEARBOOK ADVISOR. YEARBOOK STAFF— Front Roto: Gloria Hockman, Tana Wig- gington, Susan Kirby, Linda Herman, Nedra Lewis, Maureen Minor. Second Row: Sandra Green, Dave Wise, Philip Long, Bert Haddix, Aubrey Anderson, Jim Jacobs, Teresa Black.

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THESPIANS— Front Row: William G. Wegener, Nancy Adams, Linda Herman, Evelyn Schueller, Jacki Abbett. Second Row: Kath- leen Karol, Teresa Black, Paula Kay Cline, Ronald C. Rodocker, William A. Smith, Dave Wise, Marilyn Atherton, Sue Ann Brockman, Miss D. L. Mueller, sponsor. Third Roiv: Carol Mindach, Richard Clark, Sandy Brown, Stephen Grove, George Eads, Richard Hight, Ellen Eads, Jerry Ballinger, Susan Meeks. The Tech Drama-Speech Club enjoyed a big part in the year that was. In October, the club gave four one-act plays at the March Gras. In November, Richard Brinsley Sheridan ' s The Rivals was given under the direction of Mr. Maloy. Other produc- tions were also given. Miss Mueller became the new sponsor of the Tech Drama-Speech Club in September 1964. She di- rected one of the Mardi Gras plays and worked on other productions. Miss Sheila May, Miss Susan Schumacher, Miss Doris Mueller, and Mr. Robert Maloy worked closely with the club all year. Once Rivals, now friends N.F.L. — Front Row: Ann Wischmeyer, Evelyn Schueller, Kathleen Karol, Marsha Dycus, Marilyn Atherton, Jacqueline Ross, Teresa Black, Sue Ann Brockman, Jacki Abbett. Second Row: Paula K. Cline, Janice Talbert, Jerry Ballinger, Linda Herman, Mary Loud- ermilk, Ronald Rodocker, Pamela Hedrick, Sandra Williams. Third Row: Nancy Adams, Susan Meeks, vice-president; Donna Lewis, William Wegener, Brenda G. Spears, Thomas May, Dave Wise, Donna Blount, Mrs. Sheila May, sponsor. Fourth Row: Richard Clark, secretary; William A. Smith, Marc Thorman, Sandy Brown, George Eads, Bill Conour, Steve Ingels, president: Ellen Eads, and Richard Hight.