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

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f df Handy, Don Wright, R. C. Evans, Steve Watkins, Jeff McAtee, Bill Lane, Chester Bowman, Robert Wade, Bill Devitt, Ronald Rodocker, Don Brown. Fourth Row: Gary Moore, Danny Doan, Cleo Brasher, Earl Lee, Jim Jacobs, Eric Fort, Bradley Byrd, Ken Volstad, William Adams, Steve Lawrence, Kent Nay, John Miller, Hans Sigg, John DeMoss, Rod Morgan, Jim Soltau. S X , M14 J 'f li

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WWW W x M min , i ,W UM. Q, 3 7, fs- K ,M 4,40 , X- ,t s 5 A M, ,. A , I . 1 , . - 3 .. I K , . ., , TECHOIR-Front Row: Elaine Illey, Linda D. Phillips, Iris Williams, Kathleen Moeller, Cheryl Harding, Susan XVatts, Patricia Michael, Linda WVooten, co-president: Mr. NVilliarn F. Moon, director: Mrs. Patricia Baxter, assistant director: Larry Medcalfe, co-president: Susan Newell, Barbara J. Davis, Charleyne Stinger, Susan Harvey, Rebecca Hill, Donna Hunt, Anne Duthie, Carol Oakley, Jeanne Forkner, Elena Looper. Second Row: Carol Gregory, Mary Spaulding, Nancy Chapman, Dianna Caldwell, Nancy Adams, Brenda Bishop, Linda Darland, Christine Petree, Nikki Kennison, Linda Gullion, Ellen Eads, Mary Jo Moon, Caran Hart, Arlester Marshall, Barbara Noffke, Lorraine Hunt, Peggy Berchekas, Kathryn Fogelson, Suzanne Wilson, Anita Whitemoss, Phyllis Brock, Anne E. Stewart. Third Row: Larry Thornburgh. Robert Todd, Ron Horton, Larry Woodard, Steve Meid, Ed Scahill, William Watson, Jeff Mentis, Chris Chronis, James rganizations

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Performances at P-TA and church groups made last- ing impressions on four of Techls musical organizations. The String Ensemble performed on a full schedule, which included appearances at the annual instrumental contest, the Parent-Teachers Reception, and the Hobby and Gift Show. The Madrigals, one of the oldest groups on campus, was formed thirty years ago. Their specialty is old En- glish songs and folk music. The group started its sea- son singing at the Freshman Orientation. They also traveled with the Techoir on its spring tour. The Harvest Moon Ball program was included in a busy year for the Girls Ensemble. They also sang for the lndiana Federation of Teachers. Their music varied from Broadway show tunes to religious pieces. Their goal was to put the music across, not just to sing the words. The Boys Octette started its season singing at Techoiris annual Kick-off Banquet. Under the direction of lVlr. Robert Simpson, the boys spent long hours re- hearsing for their many and varied programs. As the boys sang with meaning, they impressed many au- diences during this past year. STRING ENSEMBLE-Marilyn Miller, piano: Donna Hunt, first violin: Linda D. Phillips, second violin: Anne Duthie, cello: Susan Newkirk, viola. Titans l 1 , BOYS OCTETTE-Bob Wade, accompanist: William Devitt, Larry Woodard, William Watson, William Adams, Kenneth Volstad, Steve Lawrence, ,lim Jacobs, Larry Medcalfe. 26