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

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, ug V, SAO Board-Front Row: Debbi Deckard, Libby Wright, Cladis Gor- Clark, Linda Herman, Tim Schneider, Bill Buckley, Thea Masters, re don, Ani!!! Beldillg, C0rrCS1J0nding secretaryq Karen Darland, Debbi cording secretary: Linda Ingle, Sharon Koehler, Mrs. Martha Turpin Barnes, vice-president, Linda Amett. Second Row: Debbie Roddy, sponsor. Fourth Row: Rex Marshall, Steve Handy, treasurerg Jack S Patty E. Taylor, Cindy Lewis, Vicci Nahas, Donna Blount, parliamen- Seihert, presidentg Danny Pride, Stuart Lawrence, Jerry A. Bean, ser tariang Becky Green, Dora Hart, Cetsy Hopkins. Third Row: Susan geant-at-arms: John Hilton, Gary Champion. Right: SAO Board members and honored guests enjoy the annual Christmas banquet held De- cember 9 in the Student Center. Above: Gary Champion, Rex Marshall, William Buckley, Jer- ry Bean, Tim Schneider, and Stuart Lawrence take time out from waiting on tables to sing for the dinner guests. Below: A corridor in 'The Main' converts to a kitchen as Thea Masters, and Anita Belding prepare dressing for the evening's dinner. The ruffles belong to Susan Clark. A we-rgfuffier E 1 11 fr v ' :mmf-.Hynix 'tm-at l

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Breezing along with Tech's extracurricular program, Snoopy joined Techites in a great variety of activities. Entertainment and education mixed as pupils participated in the many club-sponsored events. Some were leadersg others, followers. Teachers, printers, nurses and radiomen emerged in vocationally related clubs. Techites learned to share with school, community, country and world through the service clubs. Spanish club members, Albert Quintana, Tom Leavell, and Paula Espinosa try their Classfelated Clubs 2111215 at a little music after working on their extended the educational process, nstmas pmm' while other organizations offered outlets for self-expression, relaxation and fun. Q - 52 1 ri,-

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SAO heads student body, entertains guests Off to a running start with the elec- tion of new members, the Student Af- fairs Organization proceded to a busy calendar of events. Mardi Gras be- hind them, they sponsored Incense and Peppermints, the fall dance. A month later came the Christmas dinner for Board members and their parents. During the week of visitation by a committee of the North Central As- sociation, Principal Longshore and guests briefed the representative body of SAO at an assembly. They then carried the message to their roll rooms. Later, a reception for alumni and finally a May Breakfast rounded out the year's activities. As part of the festive program Santa Claus, impersonated by Cary Champion, presents a Christ- mas planter to Principal and Mrs. Howard Longshore. Before performing a dance routine, Karen Darland and Debbi Deckard patiently await the arrival of Saint Nicholas. SAO Roll Room representatives become attentive as president ,lack Seibert opens a meeting in the Forum. On the stage are Prin- cipal Longshore and members of the North Central Association Evaluation Committee. The educators visited the school for four days during December. Serving a traditional Christmas menu, Jerry Bean, one of seven waiters at the annual Christmas Dinner, mingles among some hundred guests at the Student Center.