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

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OUR HEALTH IS GUARDED FOR TODAY AND FOR THE FUTURE Health is of major importance to a home, school, and community. Tech with three registered nurses and a well equipped Health Center, guards pupils' health. Here, too, girls are taught elementary nursing to help them in their homes or to inspire them to enter the profession. BARBARA Whitney, who took Nursing at Tech, graduate of the Methodist Hos- pital School ot Nursing, is in the ob- streptical department at the hospital. CONCENTRATING on the sound of the voice, Judith Jones takes a hearing test as Linda Farmer waits her turn. IN the Health Center, Ruth Williams interviewing students Elloise Gill at the scales and Charlene Hamersley taking notes, are preparing for a career in Nursing l 1 J-

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IN HOME ECONOMICS WE ARE PREPARED FOR HOMEMAKING AND FOR COMMUNITY LIFE A woman's place is in the home so they say, but many ot the women's arts are going commercial. Whether it is for business or for preparation as a house- wife, Tech offers training. Everything from Social Arts and Family Living to cooking and sewing is in the well-chosen curriculum for both girls and boys. IN Mrs. EccIeston's Home Management class Alberta Day and Mary Lou Kern ask questions of Mrs. Steno Twiname, local firm meat cutting demonstrator. COMMERCIAL Cooking boys and girls learn quantity cooking by baking food tor the cafeteria and cookies to sell. AMONG the many things taught on good grooming in Cosmetology is hair dress ing as shown by Mrs E Monninger, with Patricia McCormick, the customer

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THIS IS GUR TECH WHICH TRAINS US 4 POSSIBLE future chemical engineer is Donald Williams performing an analysis of hydrogen peroxide as Nelo Edwards and Robert Vasileft watch in Mr. BoIander's chemistry laboratory. IN American Problems, taught by Miss Graf, class and panel, Loretta Dunville, Judith Griggs, John Kot, Armilda Vehling, and Richard Schultz, look at the challenger of Robert Gray Cstandingl who is discussing changes in business conditions. Yes, our Tech is four schools in one-truly comprehensive. This, plus a beautiful campus, a wonderful faculty, abundance of activities, and expert guidance, prepares us to look to the future with confidence. DEALING with human relations in a Community Living class, Sally Schoenewey points out the location of Matsu and the Piscadores concerned in the lesson on current events, under the watchful eye of Mr. William Kimberlin.