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

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-am, SKETCHING from cm model os oTTrocTive os is Mory .lo I-lomilTon delighTs The members of Miss LoVon WhiTmire's closs who Tlnd These lessons in orT indeed oi chollenge To Their creoTive obiliTy. Sgme gf The fufufe grfigfg gf grggf rengwn NOT EVERYONE con receive prizes vviTh Their circhiTecTurol house mod- els in The Ford conTesT os Chorles Polmer ond l?oberT Bruce hove. moy be omong The 56 Trom Tech who won recogniTion in The ScholoisTic ArT Awords conTesT. Ceromics, sculpTure, ond pho- Togrophy ore some of The closses in which There were winners. YeT, These ore only ci Tew oT The mony courses oFTered loy The ArT depdrTmenT. In The DroTTing deporTmenT boys who some doy hope To become orchiTecTs or engineers ore Tdking odyonced courses in Mochine ond ArchiTecTurol DroTTing, enTering Their drowings in The onnuol Ford conTesTs. S DRAFTING DEPARTMENT-Seofed ileff To righT: Fred Henlxe. VVorren Clevelond, head, Norman Schneider, Sfonclingz Kenneth CoTTin, Horold El- lioTT, Floyd Tobroclae, Clarence Rosell. 29 w p5 sssmf w:7 .M

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M y ART DEPARTMENT-First Row ileff To righflz Charles Glore, La Von Whifmire, Oakley Richey, head. Second Row: Kermit Swenson, Lorena Phemister, Earnest Med- calfe. Top Row: Edmund Schildknecht, Sy Perszyk, Rich- ard Peeler, Harold Stewart. IN ART RAW TALENT BECOMES SKILLED CRAFTSMANSHIP RICHARD MAURER admires The necklace which Elizabeth Chilfon has made in Mr. Perszylds Metal Craft-Jewelry class. lir A 5 ' af 9 E fi , 4 S . , 'Z may ,f, -Q. ,Al

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is ' NX I 2 gf , Sass.-Q M, , - S, SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT-First Row ilett to rightl: Mary Elizabeth Moore, Josephine Graf, Alta Welch, Frances Longshore, Jeannette Tobey, Frances Lyons. Second Row: Merrill Wil- son, Ralph Minnick, Katherine Book, Mrs. Dorothy Lyon, O. S. Flick, head. Top Row: F. R. Caldwell, Donald Daily, William Kimberlin, Howard Longshore, James Butler. Not Shown: Mrs. Marysue Gray, Karl Kalp, GOOD GOVERNMENT STEMS FROM GOOD CITIZENSHIP tiff POLlTlCAL and Economic Rights are being demonstrated by S-ue Christian in Miss Mary Elizabeth Moore's American Problems class. WE WENT ALL OUT tor Indiana Day in Mr. Butler's World History class with pictures, maps, and a spirited report by Precia Oberle. Appreciating our heritage, the American Way ot Lite, pupils in Social Studies, through classes in American Government, Problems, and history, are taught the fundamental prin- cipals of good citizenship. We are learning V to liye and to work together. Taking part in if Quiz 'Em and Town Meeting programs help us to recognize the responsibilities ot our government.