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

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Closer Ties With Friends Ahroad During the school year Tech students and teachers Won honors as exchangers to and from foreign countries. lVlr. John Peters, our exchange teacher from England. has made a happy impression on pupils in the Biology Department. He traded johs, schools, and countries With lVlr. Garlan Howard who took lVlr. Peters' place in a boys, school in Sussex. As a result of the Indiana University Language Honors Program, Penny Pickett, Kent Nay, and Richard Clark were chosen to study their respective languages in foreign countries. Penny and Kent spent nine weeks living with native families in San Luis, Mexico. Richard studied in St. Brieuc, France. He stayed in the home of a French family for five Weeks and in a dormitory for three Weeks. All the students had extensive oral drill. They were required to speak 1 Z. y d the adopted language at all times. The experience was enjoyable and profitable. W... I Mr. John Peters enlivens hiology classes with his Charming speech and personality. Rick, Penny. and Kent return from a siuniner of study outside the T-ui MQW 'sn ted States. Wk. ew irfnvf 1 ... 7... K rj -'v Q 1 X.

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rsenal Tradition Reborn ail Hurried hellos, elanging of locker doors, and clicking of typewriters-all of these are sounds of the present- day Arsenal. A century ago, however, different sounds were heard Within these Walls. Sounds of gold-braided men shout- ing orders to their command rang through the halls. Plans were being advanced for the future of a nation. Plans still are made within these Walls, but by stu- dents, not by the Union Army. The nation's future still is being shaped, but in the hopes and dreams of young people. R7 i ,,,.......-- 'v V l 'V Q.-, me ' if Q X 1 i ' 3 MM, .,,, N, saw Sw' wifi ,W N...--W ff'---- ' ' Students use lunch periods for study in the library Bookstore talk speeds up time for opening. at . My Q .X ,, , HI-ley. Mom, you should sm- my report Card! Jfgg