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

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T eehites Get High on Summer o sooner had the final bell sounded than eager Titans, students and teachers, began what they hoped would be a memorable summer. For junior Edwin Mac- Donald, summer vacation began on the day before school officially ended as he and Mr. Dan Stanley, foreign language department head, traveled to Paris, France. Eddie saw plays, explored several parks, and even attended a wedding ceremony in Notre Dame Cathedral. During his visit, Ed- die had lunch with the mayor of Caen, France, who presented him with a key to the city. Senior Melissa Milligan also visted Europe where she lived with a family in the city of Saint Quentin, France, for the entire month of August. Melissa's experience with French culture included being able to sample several types of wine, the customary drink of the French people. Traveling even further from home, Dena and Euthimia Svolos visited their native land, Greece. Dena stated, I felt ac- cepted everywhere l went. There was a mix of peo- ple-Swedish, German, American, and Greek-and all were friendly. The only Greek tradition which bothered the Svolos girls was that in the afternoons everything would close, and the local residents would take a nap. Since they were unaccustomed to resting in the middle of the day, Dena and Euthimia used their nap time to jam to their American tapes. Summer Feature ture heighten Dena Svolos 's Greek adventure. Narrow streets and distinctive architec- Active junior, Cindy Smith, competed in the Junior Olym- pics at Louisiana State Llniver- sity. Under intense competi- tion, Cindy placed seventh in her heat and did not make it in- to the finals. Although she was not pleased with her perfor- mance, she showed that she keeps her running goals in pro- per perspective when she said, The experience was just as important as winning. High flying Kenny Moore us- ed his summer vacation to cap- ture a seventh place ranking in the state motocross champion- ships. Racing motorcycles is a family affair for the Moores and Kenny works on his racing techniques year-round. Enjoying an 18th birthday present, senior Michelle Thomerson traveled to Ber- muda for a week with her mother. She spent her time in the sun exploring the islands and collecting shells and other souvenirs. Not all Techites were for- tunate enough to travel to such far-off, exciting places or com- pete in championship events. And yet, most would probably agree with Dena SvoIos,who said, l love visiting, but l was glad to be back home. . . . even if it did mean that sum- mer was over, and it was time to come back to school. ,TX Michelle Thomerson is careful to avoid the infamous Bermuda Triangle dur- ing her visit to this British colony.

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an 3 l ii L 9 1 4 i Michael Smith, drum major, smiles as ' he sees himself as others see him. f A 1 w Teresa Mickens and Tammi Lightfoot is scan the senior section of the I984 Can- 's non to find their friends who have I: graduated. 'fr I , A V . . ' qw' ' H ,.,, if 2, 'Y rr - ixrf' ' ,I f ,- - -N ..-4' , V .... li' 'Z' f 1 9 2 , J a 5 . , . we ' 'iff 3 cgi? 1 1, 4 2 , w ' 2 . N N as KK r J 1 .. 4 5 ,lays A .V M A ..,, 2 , ., J pr ' f?f: ZY H ,. V. ' - :aa ' ' 3 ,. , 1 Z ,QQ , J, ,- if-.f,-it .xl ,. ., . -I fkfs, M ., .wwf P e 4, ::.'1:1.1- .1 1-iii - QW! . I-'-fr Q , az::.,'- i9j?i1'f , 'fir i -i1 ,.,f'f5'-rf V 4 X A IAQI 51' ,X ,t l In - :- , ,J f ff if . iffatifw fsp f, ff? ' In .9.5,ZgA, 4, we I Z7 3.5 5,1 x Q 1 nuff ' 4' V ff-ff 1 , 'f-f6,Cn,Af7:M ew 1 fp ess . 44 V, , ' f ' ,,,, 1 Mfr- ' 2 f I of 'WMM ' if A,,w f-M K X . ni 'Ww'. -as .M .M M M N., I , Q f NAMMWMM -0 we 4 Yearbook Party If Moving to the beat, Derrick Webster, Camille Goodrum has a birds eye Senior Rosa Taylor appears pleased to Christopher Martin, and Darryl Garvin view to watch other dancers, thanks to finally get her hands on a copy of the show off their dancing ability. Michelle Thomerson. 1984 Arsenal Cannon. 'g