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

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16 THE ARSENAL CANNON FEAR NOT SENIORS The members of the June class of 1917, like those who have grad- uated before us and like future senior classes, are taking their first step into the world's work. The significance of each successive step is beyond our power to determine but we do know that they will lead out in many different directions. Those, who for some reason, will not have the opportunity of getting a college education will have to use what they have gained at Technical as the foundation of a useful and successful life. If he has taken in all that the opportunity has offered, he need not fear. Our work here in school has been to prepare us for right living, to make us capable of meeting the problems and conditions of the world at large. We sometimes over estimate the world and think of it as being a never-ending throng of business perplexities and moral temptations. In one sense, it is no more than an over-grown school where every one is his own teacher. We have the same things to overcome in the outside world as we do here in school only on a larger scale. Therefore, if we govern ourselves in the same manner that we would in school, the ways of worldly life will cause no difficulty. As our stepping stones have been laid on such a solid foundation, ideals and precepts fostered at Technical, we should feel thankful and strive to build the rest of our career just as strong as the foundation. This we can easily do if we only remember the good qualities of our school and live up to them. We all know that the history of Technical High School during the past four years has echoed far and near and we are sure that all of us wish to have it continue. As graduates from such a school, we should consider ourselves fortunate and do all that is in our power to keep the name of Tech on the top. We can do so by putting our whole heart and mind into what ever line of work we are in and do our best. In conclusion, be sure to remember that Tech- nical will remain your home and that its name will be praised .or scorned according to your actions. M. WARD. IN APPRECIATION The decorative part of any school paper either makes it or mars it. The PILGRIM from Plymouth, Indiana, said of the ARSENAL CANNON, Your artwork is above par. The cuts are finished and the style is artistic. We feel that this compliment is just. It is in some measure com- pensation for the many hours of work our art editors gave to make their part a success and a tribute to Miss Bard who set aside an hour each day to help the editors in planning and executing their ideas. We may safely say that she has given to the CANNON, gratis, more than one hundred hours' time, equivalent to almost three weeks constant work. We are sure every reader of our paper appreciates Miss Bard's splendid supervision and the CANNON Staff is glad of this opportunity to thank her.

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Lilggii ll? una' I u .J :R Ill ! 'W Y'i if W ' ' Will' intnrma be rsenal annum Published by pupils of Technical High School and printed by the U. T. and F. C. of A. School of Printing, Indianapolis, Indiana. Vol. IX. JUNE 8, 1917 Numbers 6 and 7' EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-chief . . ............................. Dallas Crooke Literary ...... ........................... H oward Bates Art Editors ..... .... H arold Stedfeld, Charles Colegrove Jokes .......................................,. Helen Newman Editorial ...................................... Mentlow Ward News. .Eugene Saltmarsh, Wm.Jungclaus, Mary Hale, Minnie Brown Special Magazine Assistants-Catherine Carr, Marie George, Myra Fischer, Helen Fisher, Sidney Dailey, Charles Bridges, Dorothy Black, Mary Lawler, Angeline Bates, Vivian Webster. ADVISERS Editorial-Miss Wilson Business-Mr. McKenzie BUSINESS STAFF Marshall Kimmick-Business Manager 1 Marshall Kimmick 20 Harriett DeGolyer 20 Ralph Reidy 21 Raymond Marsh 22 Fae Youll 30 Josephine Schmidt 31 Earl Perkins 32 Paul Jones 34 George Dickson 40 Luella Fleener 41 James Bradford 42 Charlotte McGinley 43 Robert Rink 44 Elinor Austin 45 Daniel Pierce 46 Mary McMeans 47 Walter Brydon 48 Robert Harris 49 Roberta Gilmore 50 Clarence Wilson 51 Richard McMurray 54 Glenn Whicker 55 Otto Monninger 56 Edgar Hauser 57 Russell Deer 58 Thomas Buskirk 59 Lowell Foley 59-a Harold Roempke 61 Vivian Webster 62 Carey Zody 65 Raymond Holtman 65 Annette Hinnenkamp 71 Karl Hudelson 72 Holmes Raines 73 Elinor Capenter 74 Harold Scheithe 75 Audrie Eaton 76 Grester Miller 87 Harris Shepperd T William Fife Faculty-Catherine Carr Alumni-Melvin Pohlkotte

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