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

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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.

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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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Club, Council, Committee promote school affairs Combining their energies, the Key Club set forth to provide services. Re- sponsible for collecting foods for needy families, members received assistance from Tech roll rooms. In keeping with their motto, the Key Club also rang bells for the Salvation Army. Expanding friendship and goodwill among Techites was the aim of the Human Relations Committee. At the Thanksgiving assembly, the committee staged a meeting, presenting their reasons for being thankful. Included on the agenda was a visit to Public School 101. Members addressed incoming September freshmen on reasons for staying in school and opportunities at Tech. Held on March 8, the Junior Council election gave juniors the chance to choose those classmates they wanted as representatives. After the 12-member council was chosen they set about or- ganizing an agenda including plans for the Junior Prom and Junior Career Day. Key Club-Front Row: Harry Downing, Kent Sweeney, Larry Borden, Roger Collins, Stephen Handy, president, Martin Toney, Charles Silvey, Roger Lee Stark, Donn Patterson, secretary. Second Row: ,lack King, Robert McClain, Guy Luttrell, Donald Wilkinson, .lack Seibert, Thomas Leavell, Harry Benson, David Rose, Larry Auble, Tim Schneid- er. Third Row: .lack Harmon, Leo Condos, Steve Funke, Steve Whaley, treasurer, Stanley Neal, James Swinford, John Hilton, Larry Peters, Bob Medcalf, Mahlon Carlock, sponsor. Fourth Row: Michael Hodgson, Alan Duckett, Clifton Scott, Richard Baylor, Kent Clark, Larry Briles, William Hodgson, Gary Yeager. Fifth Row: Bill Beck, .loc Eads, Stuart Lawrence, Alvin Lee, Gary Sanders, Tom Adams, Larry Anderson, Russell Nichoalds, Tom Hickey, Allan Roberts, Zoltan Veegh. At the chili supper Key Club members offered their services for a clean- up detail, collecting food trays and delivering them to the cafeteria kitchen. Taking a break from their Open House duties are Jim Swinford, Roger Collins, .loe Eads, and Allan Roberts. 'Y