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

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mm Higher enrollment than ever before was one feat boasted by the Tech Social Studies Department this year. More stu- dents were also taking advantage of the elective courses offered by the depart- ment: classes such as Metropolitan Prob- lems, Psychology, International Rela- tions, and Sociology were of interest to many students. Under William Siedlecki's direction again this year, the department spon- sored several special speakers from time to time. They spoke on a variety of sub- jects ranging from patriotism to juvenile delinquincy, and reflected the idea that social studies is really the study of people and their ideas. A new idea, used in an experimental way, was attempted the second semester by the Social Studies and English Depart- ments combined. Putting a U.S. History ll class and an English Vl class together, the resulting double-period subject was entitled Histlish . lt allowed a more comprehensive study of both subjects, and many teachers as well as students were enthusiastic about the idea. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT-FRONT ROW Mrs Barbara Lee VEY l'l6ll393f1 WGS lVlU Dl'lV Robert lVleVGI' Wllllam lVl0l'S9 Tl'llFlD ROW Betsy Sweet, David Perry, Mary Marthin, Bruce lVIcGea1h John Ka,-muse John Hall William Siedlecki department head William Kimberlin Clyde Ebert W. Smith. SECOND ROW: Pat Commons James E Taflinger Har Smlih Jr William J Farrell Walter DHVIS Bob AVGYS

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UN GRANDE ATRACCION es Ia pinata. LE MARCHE AUX PUCES fait un succes. 'Wil D'-A' 1 'Q Q' , Q' ': 1 : ,f Q. s ' U 1 all J ,An - , X K -Au. B .L I l LATIN CLUB-FRONT ROW: Connie Taylor, Becky Goode, Linda Akers, Debbie Daws, Patti Turner, SECOND ROW: Carolyn Marshall, Helen Wakeman, Serine Fine, sponsor, Debbie Price, Suzy Vaught. ZUR WEIHNACHTEN stellte der Deutsche Klub Die Krippe Szene aus. Es was im Schaufenster von Stuart Halle in der Noche des Sprachenburos. SJ .Q.,:iQv,:,-.Ad bbw:-szm GERMAN CLUB-FRONT ROW: Mrs. Susanna Underwood, sponsor, Margaret Brown, Melinda Craw- ford, Carol Randolph, Linda Phillips. SECOND ROW: Marcia Crawford, Nancy Winkle, Susan Hal- stead, Sheila Tenner, Denise Byrd.

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ONE STUDENT LISTENS attentively as Mr. Perry explains the U. S. His- tory lesson in detail. -K , 5 Y' 'I .1 FQ -1-mv I ,l F '-1 ...i ,-,. H in ,JE ,. -1. -I N I ,,,,.,- 1' ll in LHOC 'fa' I ll 7 0. .7 gi ll -M W - MR. DAVIS is paying more attention to the camera than to his students in World History I. 'U 'Q 1 M L .ffl 1 .'f'x..?,,,, GREG PIPHER is in a world of his own as Mr. Farrell explains a point in the world of Social Studies. Nl 'Q