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

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SENIOR SPONSORS The six senior sponsors prepare guidance cards to help seniors to pre- pare for the future. OFFICE MESSENCERS Messengers deliver offi- cial calls and messages during school hours for the main office and the offices of the dean and department heads. CONTEST WINNERS To represent the school in literary and art con- tests and to win honors in these contests is to bring distinction to the name of Technical High School. ADM IN ISTRATORS Tech's principal and four vice-principals meet to discuss the vari- ous problems of the school and ways in which to make it a het- ter institution.

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music for all of our assemblies. The Concert Orchestra plays for Commencement, Vespers, Christmas programs, and for almost all of the senior activities. The String Ensemble plays for informal groups both within the school and at outside functions. The Choir furnishes music for clubs, assemblies, and programs outside the schoolg and the Madrigal Club sings frequently before luncheon clubs and other organizations. It is the Make-up staff that so expertly makes up the charac- ters for our school programs and often assists outside organi- zations in their productions. W Messengers who voluntarily give of their time to deliver notes and messages for school officials play a large part in this plan of service, as do the traffic officers who efficiently regulate the traffic problems of this vast student body. The ARSENAL CANNON interprets the real Tech to large numbers of readers, while the publicity staff, Writing for the city papers, keeps the public informed as to the many worth- while projects and undertakings of the school. Individuals, through their own initiative, bring honor to the school by assisting in classes, acting as ofiice assistants, assisting in the library, lunchroom, shops, and gyms. The faculty, office force, and custodians who give of their time, thought, and energy to the maintenance of the physical, mental, and social life make up a large part of this service group. No person exists who does not influence others by his personality. Like an individual, a school fConzinued on Page 391 .ww .:::fM ,Mm. M, Q3 ff' -. .,

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TRAFFIC OFFICERS With a student body of seven thousand, safety, a big issue on the campus, is effectively handled by student traihc ofhcers. COMM UNITY SPEAKERS Public speaking stu- dents join the army of speakers in behalf of the Community Fund in the various churches of the city. SPECIAL BULLETINS The distribution of spe- cial bulletins to all of the rooms in the school requires the services of a number of Tech's will- ing youths. 7