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

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WE'LL NEVER FORGET Q29 .w:: it:-1, fy tix Xl R my ttf il DISCUSSINO their many mutual interests, Mr. Anderson and Dr. Herman L. Srhibler, superintendent of our schools, enjoy a friendly, quiet talk in the principal's office. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF-Cleft to rightl: Cecil McClintock and Fred R. Gorman, vice principals, Hanson I-l. Anderson, principal, Earl Ensinger and I-lerman I-Iinshavv, vice principals, Mrs. Martha Turpin, dean of girls. BOOKSTORE STAFF-Seated: Mr. Oliver I-l. Clark, Mrs. Laverne Stewart. Stand- ing: Mrs. Wilma Durham. -s , v f , ,c,c C I H.. ' --1 I I Y 1 3 1' 1 Q Y Wifi 5? 2 Q I N- ,f-. ,. 4, V. 11 'W 'ff . fy, g.. I . 109' . 0, . ,lr W M. V 1,51 Q' v ll 1' I i fi V if Tv .3 -IC ti HIGI-I SCHOOL SOCIAL SERVICE STAFF-Seated ileft to rightl: Mrs. Anne Barrett and Miss Mariorie Law- son, Mr. William C. Murphy, psychologist. Standing: Mr. Omar Nelson and Mrs. Jeanne Ann Granes. SCHOOL NURSES-Seated: Blanche Wil' liams RN., Mrs. Mildred Johnston R.N. Standing: Mrs. Rowena Cvraub R.N, 23 l I I i l

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SCHOOL DAYS, SCHOOL DAYS, GOOD OLD GOLDEN TECH DAYS ARE DAYS l This world of ours, our comprehensive high school, revolves oround our efficient foculty ond energetic school personnel. Our foculty boosts o corps of 225 vvell-troined leoders, olvvoys olert to our needs, troining us for positions in industry or business, or preporing us for college ond o professionol coreer. A competent crew is our office stoff, toking core of oll the clericol work in this little vvorld of ours with its 4,300 inhobitonts. Equolly busy ore the T6 efficient deportment ossistonts. The Herculeon tosk of keeping our grounds ond buildings spoirkling is o job well done by our 40 copoble custodions ond motrons, while our 53 populor lunchroom women plon ond preoore tosty lunches for 3,000 fornished Techites every doy. Working together, our foculty ond school personnel moke our little world ot Arsenol Tech o wonderful ploce in which to live. REFLECTED in his foce ore the fine quolities chor- octeristic of our principol, Mr. H. H. Anderson 22

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WX 'Www 'fs 9 -Y iff .M .9 s .NX J P fs' AJ? , ' SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTS - First Row lleft to rightt: Kenneth Barr, Visual Education director, Herman Denzler, Coordinatorg Fred Reeder, Assistant Program director, Gay- lord Allen, Reclassitication direc- tor. Second Row: Karl Kalp, Guid- ance directorg Paul Wetzel, Eve- ning School directorg Ella Sengen- berger, Publications directory Chelsea S. Stewart, Program Pro- duction directory Charles Dagwell, Athletic director, George Lone, Shop Activities director. .' X . A . 1 x x.- STARS TWINKLED over the tea table and stars shone in the eyes at faculty members as they served honor guests at the spring reception. OBVIOUSLY enjoying Mr. Harold VViltong's ioke are Misses Frances Longshore and Olive Brown. IN THE receiving line, headed by Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, We otten notice our taculty enioying a well-earned breathing spell in the midst ot a busy schedule. They have their teas to bid tarewell to members who leave in the spring and to greet new members in the tall, while the ottice statt entertains the taculty with a cottee hour at Christmas time each year. ,. . , m,.c,,, 4 X 4. 1 3 ' i 5 5 ' L t 1 -1 'X '- st jx ,Q 59 ,s. grew 'fs ..s,1,jjJ , are Mr. and Mrs. Veltrup and teachers who are resigning or retiring. K s 5 ff.