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

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1 ,pn Q . AI, A g VARSITY AND RESERVE Cheerleaders salute the flag at the opening of the Shortridge football game. lSee page 150.l WY .gil Y' ., 3- is 1 ,Q as .slr is 'V yy' li? wif? s i 5' if I 'fy Q A MARSHA SH EWMAN keeps warm under a cozy blanket during half-time at one of the colder home games. ieB Q L Q. f' aku -'Wi-flag 0 ' 1' ' f,.-fgjye I . . 1 WITH A YELL and lots of nerve, the Varsity and Reserve cheerleaders collapse their popular human pyramid. THERE MUST BE A WAY . . . Karen Dar- land and Susie Cutshaw ponder the problem of winning more spirit at a home football game. i , 'wif' 4-Q.. .i 'k, 148. .Q 5. . K1 sf I : Q 1 Q if 2 U .ANJN

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Bandsmen, Majorettes feature new togs MAJORETTES Tina Hart and Ellen Anderson relieve their tensions with some baton-play as the band prepares line-up before a football game. THE BAND and majorettes execute a close- order drill during half time at one of Tech's home football games. B we-Q? Earning money for new uniforms was the biggest goal set by the Band this year. The uniforms cost about S110 each, over a hundred were ordered to arrive in time for the 500 Festival Parade. The biggest money-making project was the Chatard game which was declared Band Night. During November, the band made the switch from march music to more serious works. The group played for the Thanks- giving Assembly. Majorettes, too, acquired new uniforms Appearing at the first home game in their new silver outfits, the Titanettes this year, came up with a new idea. Half of the girls did a dance routine while the rest of them twirled batons. The groups alter- nated, injecting more interest into the half time shows. DRUM MAJOR Jim Alstott steps out as the band moves to a new formation. THlS IS HOW lT'S DONE! says Majorette sponsor Mrs. Donna Sims as she demonstrates a new routine in after-school practice. nfl Q es . 5 ii 'S ,Qi fl 1. . I F L ' , L50 -Q . .5 if 4 W-av 'X fa. E lv ii- Y 1 In 'hm Q g r , 5535: - fa 'Hitt X .f ...xl xg. 'V f 'S ,. A , V. V xr .1 K ' x li A 'N Q if fs Yi? A is ' at fl f 'gg , J ,.. .3 . A r ' p W , - ,sl , . - V Er!! V 1 R55 21 .wx I 4721532 1 - f E A . K l I Vi 1 ' - A 5 i, 1. .-nu. ..