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

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rx , ,H 1 -1 f 1 I - f I elif ' if Y 5 Vg '. A --Aan -'--'----' ' HE'S DEAD! exclaims Dr. Darby ITony THE SPINWELL SISTERS, Marva Moore and Lois Whitfield, are greeted at the inn by other guests. Lewisl to onlookers in THE INN OF RETURN. waatewvwene- 146944 'I . A-L4f?9l 4t 99Y!4f 9k I.. .55 ' I i z i fx 5' I , Q, ,, ,u V ' as if I P' .af Ei 7 ,, LADIES OF THE TOWER listen solemnly as Lady Jane Grey describes Howard, Lady Rochford, and the two cleaning women, Maudie and her horrible death. Ladies include Anne Boleyn, Lady Arabella Stuart, Laurette. the Unknown Woman, Queen Mother Elizabeth, Lady Jane, Catherine flll , MA KIRBY, played by Carolyn Marshall, visits with her married daughter Beulah, played by Carol DAVID HARWELL, as the Stage Manager, Bennett. guides the audience to many more Happy 0urneys.

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ry, .I .v I 5 NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE-FRONT ROW: Mark Fiddler, William R. Porter, Don Applegate, Carol Bennett, April Warner, Kathy Miller, Kathy Godwin. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Alice C. Goodrum, sponsor: Ruth Reck, Marva Moore, Sharon Williams, Kris Weber, Jim Sherrill, Janet Waterford. THIRD ROW: Robin DeBurger, Debbie Rhoads, Charlotte Alexander, Carl Cooper, John McCray, Charles Alexander, Anthony Miller, Julie Lewis, Steve Fiddler. - 4 4 'fl-1' ' JP' sz L i, LH. ,qi- ' 4 . A . ' ,, In rv K? Carolyn Marshall manages money at the meet. ' f M Mark Fiddler enjoys his free time at Tech's Charlotte Alexander gives Carl Cooper a demonstration of her oratorical ability. meet' fx-. , i

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Triple-header scores with fall pla audience An Evening of One Acts burst forth . A - on Tech's stage in the Forum Thursday afternoon, November 15, and Friday evening, November 16, as the English Department presented its fall play. Co-directed by Mrs. Alice C. Goodrum and Mr. David Brunoehler, the three one- act plays took the place of the usual three-act fall play. Over 30 students and teachers were involved in the production. First on the bill was THE INN OF RE- TURN, a murder-mystery by Don C. Jones. It concerned the search for the truth about the death of a guest. THE HAPPY JOURNEY FROM TRENTON TO CAMDEN, by Thornton Wilder, was the second one-act play. Set during the l9lO's or l920's, the play involved the journey of a family to visit a married daughter in another city. ln the great tradition of OUR TOWN, the audi- ence was guided by a Stage Manager. Ghosts of famous women haunted the bloody Tower of London in THE LADIES OF THE TOWER, by Tim Kelly. Steve Fiddler and John McCray were student directors, and lighting was hand- led by Roy Trotter and Ron Lair. Make- up and costumes were done by Miss Ellen Eads, Carl Cooper, and Charlotte Alex- ander. Annette Helms, Jackie Schuh and Valerie McCray were in charge of prop- erties. Charles Alexander and Carl Cooper Wefe V95p0n5lbl9 fol' the l3UbliCiTY, and and Vernon Cox as the Kirby family. Ann McMillan for refreshments. ON THE JOURNEY from Trenton to Camden are Carolyn Marshall, Debbie Lewis, Charles Alexander, i . -' iusgg COMPLETE CASTS: Marva Moore, Lois Whitfield, Tyrone Carney, Ruth Reck, Shirley Applegate, Debbie Greenwell, Charlotte Dimmette, William R- Porter. Mark Fiddler. TONY Lewis. Steve i'l3fl'iS. Mike Thomas, Carolyn Marshall, Charles Alexander, Vernon Cox, Debbie Lewis, Carol Karen Hughes, Debbie Rhoads, Robin DeBurger, Kris Weber, Vicki Carson, Bennett, David Harwell.