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

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Q-vu--.... -h-In-inn... Plans for the restoration had begun as early as 1964. Artillery Building, former cafeteria and carpentry shops, over 20,000 bricks were cleaned and stored for possible Arsenal renewal project. When these were later found suitable, 8500 new, matching bricks were purchased to Arsenal's original condition. 4 Danger signs marked the area around the Arsenal from May to September while work continued on the 822,000 renovation. Today the Arsenal houses the administrative offices, the Library, the Book- store, several business classes and the IBM facilities. Seen through the arched windows of the Arsenal, these workers, part of an eight-man crew, clean bricks in the structure built in 1865 as a Union Army post. Building and Grounds Division employees added the finishing touches on the exterior trim. When the was razed, use in the to be un- restore the 9

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Below: Students listen attentively as Tim Schneider, junior class representative, gives N his campaign speech for SAO Board. Through its varied extra-curricular program, Tech added fun, friendship and responsibility to the daily routine. The effort of making a 7:30 a.m. meeting or of staying after school was well rewarded by growth in leadership and cooperation. Tech's fifty organizations sponsored spelunking expeditions, chess tournaments, speech meets and public service projects. Titans learned more about future vocations through occupational clubs, earned ham radio operators' licenses, became physics experts with a laser beam, gave expression to their dramatic abilities in the all-school plays, cheered at pre-sectional pep rallies, marched in the ROTC Federal Inspection, hammered nails in Mardi Gras booths, made friends, and coped with insurmountable problems- all through Tech's organizations. Enjoying the soft Hawaiian atmosphere, royalty Patty Taylor and Stanley Neal reign over the Junior Prom. heighten enthusiasm, brighten routine The zany antics of clowns Jim Sutton and Bill Barton brought laughter to the 67 Sketchbook.