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

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Mr. Davld Hon and other sclence teachers walt for parents and students durlng the Par- ents ln Touch program In October. Michelle Gross helps record homework and then watches as the teacher asslsts a ques- , nonlng student. 40' dl? Vl 1 r' 20 f Science

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Uslng a few mlnutes before class beglns, students qulz one another for the current events qulz. Mr. Sledleckl addresses students before they llsten to representatlves of state candidates. Tech's mock electlon results closely resembled the actual outcome ln the stateg however, Governor-elect Bayh dld not wln at Tech. '-sl. 'I' I :f , xl ':.v , 1 . .:- .- ',. A . 5 ' .- tw ' B 3 A , iff 1, with 3 Wg, . n 'L l l A I QQ. E 'L......-,,..... 1 . l :- ,ht , 1' Social Studies I 19

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LEFT: Jerome Valen- tlne combines hls math and science skills as he caretully weighs his chemi- cals. BELOW: Notetaklng ls Impor- tant as students complement their text Intormatlon with the addltlons from their teacher. F .Q- 1 Getting into his toplc, earth science teacher Mr. John Mlner explains the Importance ot the raln forests. Full classes cause problem F ull classrooms meant greater concentration for teachers and students as nearly 4,500 students took some science. Using Hlvlastery Model, a uniform model of teach- ing, Mrs. Carol Smith coordinated the lt science teachers. New textbooks added to science instruction. Mr. Whalin and Mr. Kirsch traveled west for information for their classes in Basic Biology and Physical Science. Long term goals include getting computers and getting all science classes in Stuart Hall rather than De- ing in three buildings. Science I 21