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

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Sky7s the limitw for '68 Sketchbook Boarding Sketchbook Airlines for Flight 36. the audience soared to the heights with the 1968 show, The Sky's the Limit. Using an airline travel theme, the annual student variety show was presented March 7 and 8 in the Boys' Gym. Four impressive backdrops painted bby the Stagecraft Department provided the scenery for the acts located in the New York City Airport, a German beer garden, a Mexican fiesta, aand the Tivola Circus in Copenhagen, Denmark. students in Germany polka-ed in the beer gardeng acrobats clowned at the Tivola Circus while horses, bears and gorillas danced, and the chorus waved good-bye with Up-Up and Away to enter tain the world travellers in the two-hour sightseeing trip. Acrobats Debbie Deckard and Karen Darland entertain the audience with their gymnastic skills in a performance at the Tivoli Circus. Another Tivoli highlight was the moment when a tiny clown, played by Harold Lund, was apparently shot through the air hy a cannon. At a dress rehearsal Brenda Bailey and Nikki Hart perform to the beat of modem jazz, unaware that Steve Handy is peeking through the curtain for a sneak preview of their act. f . , 1 .. . .- . , -.... . , . .vi .. ..-- .-

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Holiday fetes use Latin, U.S. Themes Entertaining Roman citizens at the History Cluh's Saturnalia cele- bation, Techites Ain Haas and Warren Burris stage a wrestling ex- hibition on December 14, 1967, in the Cafeteria. Enjoying the festivities of the Satum- alia, Tech History Club members lounge in the Cafeteria. Counterclock- wise are Don Knorr, Linda Lowman, Marilyn Isbell, a guest from Arlington, Gary Etchison, Chris Russell and Sharyl Gaskins, all clad in Roman togas. A visit from Santa Claus tSgt. Fizerl brought the title of king of the ROTC Christmas dance to C!Capt. Robert Hill. Mrs. Howard Longshore adjusts the crown as Sgt. Thomas Dawson, who served as master of ceremonies, and Santa look on. Auctioning slaves', for as much as 38.75, cheering for their favorite wrestler, and witnessing the murder of Julius Caesar made guests feel their parts as Roman patricians and plebians at the Saturnalia celebration. Tech History Club members and guests from the Arlington Latin and Howe History Clubs attended the banquet on December 14-. Toy soldiers, flags, and a Christmas tree filled with red, white, and blue lights sparked the Cafeteria with holiday spirit for the 1967-68 Military Ball December 16. Senior Donna Blount receives an early Christmas present, the tiara and roses of queen of the 1967-68 Military Ball from Principal Howard Longshore. Stephen Behlmer's band provided the music for the dance.

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