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

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Traditions Updated fo HCDMECO Homecoming '85 was a month late and a down short. Originally scheduled for the Broad Ripple game on September 27, the annual alumni reunion was moved to the Howe game on Gctober 18, to allow additional time for planning new activities and in- volving more people. Added to the array of tradi- tional homecoming festivities were a powderpuff football game, a bonfire, and greater competition in the homecom- ing float and banner contests. All four classes, several organizations, and at least one independent group of students swelled the list of entries for the homecoming parade. The Class of '87 won the float competition for the third consecutive year and placed itself in a position to become the first class ever to sweep the competion throughout its four years at Tech. Crowning the homecoming royalty, Queen Robin Sanders and King Brian Mitchell, was Tech alumnus, Bruce Pillow, a successful actor on the daytime drama, All My Children, who came home to Indiana for the filming of the movie Hoosiers, Completing the homecoming court were queen candidates D'Ondra Coleman, Leona Flanigan, Sharon Fowlkes, and Remitha Stewart and king candidates Phillip Alexander, Steve O'Neal, Steve Pittman, and Aaron Zinnerman. ln the rivalry on the field, Tech played a lackluster first half, handing Howe a 20-O ad- vantage. Taking charge in the third quarter, however, the Titan defense shutdown the Hornets and inspired the of- fense. Two fourth quarter touchdowns moved the Titans to within six points with a score of 20-14. Driving for a score during the final seconds of the game, the offense stalled on the one-yard line. Tech ran out of downs as the clock expired. Although the team provided plenty of excitement and suspense, it was unable to secure a come-from-behind victory. Before being crowned homecoming Football player Tim Lutes watches queen, varsity cheerleader Robin the game while Michael Sabian gets last Sanders peps up the crowd. minute instructions. is Homecoming 1 1 II

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Before Christmas break, seniors Shuron Belk and Patti Means share a laugh and promise to do lunch during vacation. While keeping up their summer tans, junior Kathleen Johnson and sophomore Angela Curtis enjoy the sunshine and catch up on the latest campus gossip. ln.. !..l.. um... ti1llLf.T2ffl1ffIlL'iLE?lI I2lf..7l'EDITil.SlET7FL l.r12li1r,.l'iIIIQ.2LfI.I, .J... u.....u.T1a ,..L.nu..JL....i. 7.. ML.. .uh...i.A.x..i ik.A..a.u4 515551 NKPJFII-CI frh-H 1 Yr -YP- l f,7,5'! y ff? ,f ,1 , JI' .f- X ,f Q' 1' rp' W- L-vL.i',,f2. ,J , ,f ,5 ffm V , , A-,,,,,,,,4 .5 ,f v1,,1,f ,mfyp LJ' ,gf ,QQQ2 Qi' Af' 60' 'UVB 17211-'QVDQ-if! . 1 2 Friendship Feature