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

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Tech Legion-1983 Members of Tech Legion for 1983 are Elisa L. Aguilera: Kevin T. Alcorn: co-commander: Christy Jo Anderson: Lori Jean Armour: Penny C. Bibles, captain: Dwight A. Boucher: Micah E. Briner: Ronald Brown: Dagmar Butte, captain: Beverly Ann Cameron: Sherry Ann Carpenter: Trace L. Davis: Brenda Sue Decker: Rochelle Elliot: Linda V. Evans: N. Sue Evans: Walter Folkening: Micheal Forsee: Cathy Franklin: Ann Gin, captain: April D. Grimsleyg Gerald Hamilton: Tonita Hamilton: Dawn Harris: Cathy Ann Hess: Debra Ann Hines: David S. Hon: Annette C. Hunter, captain: Kevin R. Jefferson: Jeffery D. Johnfauno: Steven L. Jones: Tanya Ann Moore: Christopher A. O'Conner: Angela E. Pfile, co- commander: Lisa K. Polston, captain: Christina M. Price: Cheryl M. Ray: John L. Reed: Donald E. Rushton: Karl Sebastian: Lacey M. Shaw: Shaune R. Shelby: Jane Shotwell: Leo T. Spearman: Walter Stone: John A. Sullivan: Denise R. Ulsh: Cleovis D. West: Myla J. White: Terri J. Wildrick: Alicia A. Wilson: Christy Ann Wilson: Jerold F. Yates: and Terri L. Young. The thrill mirrored on 54 happy faces has a very specific reason. These 54 Titans have been chosen as members of Tech Legion. Tech Legion is an honorary society for outstanding Tech Students. lt does not primarily honor academic achievement, but rather citizenship, leadership, and other at- tributes worthy of recognition. Legion also has its own officers: those five students with the most merits are named captains. The two students, one boy and one girl, with the absolute highest number of merits are named co-commanders. This year's captains were Penny Bibles, Dagmar Butte, Anne Gin, Annette Hunter, and Lisa Polston. The co-commanders were Kevin Alcorn and Angela Pfile. Underclassmen should set as their goal membership in Tech Legion, an honor which still has meaning.