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

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Full calendar keep Titan movin :sg in ax i . .gl X SUNNY WEATHER brings band and art classes outdoors to practice their skills. Herman Rich- 'sl ' d t k f der a to el. ,Tr 1 ar son a es re uge un w ' , 5 .J J! A ii 1 'I I ' 5 JZ! A SHIRLEY DAVIDSON finally gets ir f 'f 5 1 as Mrs. Pauline Caldwell explains the slide it i M ii rule. Q ll s ,LN , bf' A+-.,,, '7-rum IF THlNGS GET IN YOUR WAY-move 'em. This must be the Majorettes' motto as some terrified motorist will soon find out. n wygxgz E. i -f 4311 by 14 E Wpt 5 5' Q X TRN ,, . - H ,Q -i-- sy x it wits Q, . . 'I 3 '4 KQV . . , as . . ,A ,Y CWS, - E as ,123 A - . 'W W ,Q 1

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What's old i new . . . Arsenal Tower Those who want a new experience should visit the oldest spot on the campus. . . Arsenal Tower. Step- ping from Tech's busy modern halls into the Tower is like stepping back into the days of castles and knights. Its cracked and crumbling walls add to the medieval airp and in the shadowy mist of many flights of long darkened stairs the eerie feeling of long ago hangs all around. At the top sit the works ofthe three ancient clocks. The massive gears now provide the power to turn the hands that were once stopped. From this aged alcove we obtain the time that we live by today. 1 A RANK OF RUSTY GEARS mesh their cogs and turn the hands of the three-faced clock. The hundred year old levers help regulate the actions of the clockwork and increase accuracy. LOQKING UP THE TOWER STAIRWELL the infrequent visitor studies the suspension of weights to activate the gears. Renovation two years ago enabled the clock to catch up with the times. ,ff 'K g li. I U lows, Qi, 'AAFTN--.XNQ JK K As 'A

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AWED BY lT ALL, Carol Beverly keeps her cool at an- other Titan football game. MAJOR ETTES SWING to the call of a summer work-out, perfecting their routine. i I -ff. 'ii U, ,V,, Q., , 2 X l T 'vrvv ' -ug?-,.'.,. V '15, rg, I lf f ' 5 'Vs ' . - Q. v ' ' ' 1 B .it NR . V ,'. 51?Q fffigwaq gl 59 M M... N -' .2 4' K 4 e..v,,,,q,,. L F r 545 1' l S I' mx u 4 - P f -af 54121 14. r-5 2 , I ' 0,5 'Z' xmj.-jw,',', f tg: ' 3 5 4 , Q 7 ' a . ' :ef :lm : 'N '.'-war. . , , . ,Mui .VM ' fi: 2 1. WX 1 fe i ,J ,gi 'iiiii i lf. - rrrr - .A '.D I , 'Q' ll W Illlf dll! ,Y PULLING TOGETHER yearbook staffers take time out from the book to enjoy a day at Broad Ripple Park. And busy times they are! Throughout the school year our campus buzzes with a vast variety of activities. Senior roll rooms design floats for the Homecoming. A botany class hastens to discover the world of plants at first hand before snow appears. Work progresses on the 1405 project of the Building Trades Department. In the Printshop nine male pupils learn to set cold type by magnetic tape. And a new class, Cashiering, regis- ters with pupils. If the pupil wants it, Tech has it. linu- TE..- . ...ns 9 - , .. , , .,.,. , , s,,, H..