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

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The Guard House and iron fence were completed in 1894. Arsenal Technical High School is a national historic site. lt was established as a U.S. Arsenal by an Act of Con- gress in 1862. It became a high school in 1912. Over 50,000 students have graduated from Tech during its Stuart Hall as seen from an unusual angle, looking east from Morgan Hall. seventy-year history. During the 1970's, three new buildings: an auditorium, a media center, and a physical education complex were add- ed to the existing historic structures. we ' 1 .5 kikflf s J 4 V ..--J-7: . Ark, Treadwell Hall is frequently called the Main because it once housed the Ad- ministrative offices. lt contains the largest number of classrooms of any building on campus. These Tech students won the Clean City Cam- paign Award in May, 1983, for their efforts to help keep the past looking good. Historic Buildings I 9

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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

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Fireworks are a highlight at half time. Titanettes Vickie Stokes, Teresa Miller, Leona Flannigan, and Deana Harger entertain the audience. Senior float places second. Allen Bolden attempts to allude onrushing Rockets. Crashing through the hoop signals ar- 4' rival of the Titans. 10 ! Homecoming HOMECCDMING SIGHTS A f 1 N EVE f . R. sr lx , 1. V, . . H I 4 ,risk l IEeJ.!'0?l9 iQ'FiS ,f,E,l .q, -. 3493? , Lx ' -15' ' y , Gu .f .731-ig . .vA 3i,wW . m1,fl., i gl - ,wt 5515- 1'1.:1 . fw :X .--ww -V .- . . an . Q gp' l, imp- ,ff 241-, ,.., . X f. .. W.. , Y .AE PJ' ' I 'rural ' . 3 ' I' if ' K . . H igflf' , ' N. ' it ' A It . l l r, 'N t t 1 , ' i 2-art.. ., . X , ,Law-. f,,f 7 X X . lx,,yf'-' 'I' J 4 l l. r X u x M w