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

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PROM, GRADUATICDN SPECIA Why am l here? l'm not ready to leave, not just yet! I want to stay! These are familiar thoughts to graduates everywhere. Just when we were getting comfortable in our sur- roundings we had to leave-to graduate. One question loomed large in our minds, Were we ready to face whatever was waiting out there for US? Whether we were going on to college, jobs, or even marriage, we knew deep within ourselves that our four years at Arsenal Techhnical High School had prepared us for the things that our futures would hold. As we sat waiting our turn to accept our diplomas, we spoke quietly with friends around us, those who had made these last four years seem like only days. True, we would miss the fun we had at Tech-the football games, the pep sessions, even the classes. But we were ready to walk down the aisle, receive our diplomas, and turn our tassels as we FINALLY became graduates. The class of 1983 was ready to step outside and say to the world, Look at us NOW!!! Seniors discuss how much more confi- dent they would feel if they could only foresee the future. The graduation procession begins. Donald Summitt, Glenna Massey, An- drea Piety, and Todd Harris enjoy the magic of their junior-senior prom. The class of '83 comes into view. 6 ! Prom, Graduation 3.- Q- 4-AI i as ' Delmer Harger watches closely as Debra McManama attaches his boutonniere. was 2 Mrs. Hazel Stewart, school boar: member, presents a graduate hi: coveted diploma.

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LCDGKING BACK Change is inevitable. And, with change, we must sometimes give up something we have become familiar with in favor of something which promises improvement. A major change has been made beginning with the 70th volume of the Arsenal Cannon. Rather than publishing the yearbook in the spring as in the past, we will now publish the book in the fall. This change allows us to cover all of the events of each school year in the same book. That is why, in this yearbook, you will find a record of two proms, two sets of spr- ing sports, two musicals, and two graduations. We have attempted to capture the events of the spring of 1983 in these opening pages so that this portion of Tech's history would not be lost. Unfortunately, pictoral accounts of many of these events are not available. We have attempted to portray this period of time in an abbreviated way. Hopefully, we have provided suffi- cient material to enable you to look back at the spring of 1983 and to recall those days gone by. K, ' ..,, if 'rv :f ,.,..,. -cfm-A J ' . 7 We - g--.-f',.,y5.:3g,:. ..1g-Ipaq, , ,5ff:,5.pz. J H 5-5-..,,,.m,g --Az am.: V534 jf I Ta. . , ,.?Vg4g., 5.3.2427 : Y4 A VV nl, . . Y , Q29 I Iffff-w2iffF9 'M ,, I f if f? a , f. unix. 1-W M W f ' ' ' , , f-W'wfZ'? ?r: , f- f y- 227,25 V-, . , ,-9, .,h ,3?j?Q2ggMwx. .fha -ff fam! ., Vf.i'5-,L f -uc- t .-- 'Q W ,. Mfg, wi -v ff aff ,. Anuncrou wAsHlNcToNf,,,.mw 1, ,,.,, , , by S CA E DKK 8 f 83 Spring Sports