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

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ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF-Seated Cleft to rightlz Mr. Cecil McClintock, girls, Mr. H. H. Anderson, principal, Mr. Earl Ensinger, vice-principal. vice-principal, Mr. Joe Ketiery, vice-principal, Mrs. Martha Turpin, dean of Standing: Mr. F. R. Gorman, vice-principal: Mr. H. H. Walter, vice-principal. OUR TECH HAS EVERYTHING If we were asked to describe our Tech in iust one word, we would probably say, lt's impossible! How can we say that our school is really many different schools in one - academic, vocational, technical? How can we explain that Tech offers its students all that other schools offer and much, much more as well? ls there a word that says all these things? According to Mr. Webster, there is. The word we want is comprehensive, and it means including much. Certainly no word can better describe Tech where each day finds students hard at work preparing I themselves for the time when they will enter every vocation every profession, every walk OLIVER Clark, Bookstore head, and Miss Miriam Howe, ' school secretary, talk over one of the day's problems. of IIT9- Best of all TGCIT IUUIICIS 20

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FACULTY MEMBERS-First Row: Jack Bradford, Sam Dudkowski, H. E. Chenoweth, Kenneth Coffin, Louis Allen, Lester Bolander, Clyde Armel, Frank Atherton, Ralph Clark, Emanuel Cruser. Second Row: Olive Brown, Mrs. Florence Boots, Mrs. Edith Berry, Katherine Book, Mrs. Phyllis Day, Hortense Braden, Ruth Bozell, Mrs. Ermal Monninger, Howard Cook, Donald Daily. Third Row: Howard Catt, Areta Covey, Mrs. Ann Cummins, Frances Buschmann, Edith Baker, Mrs. Dariean Blessman, Edith Allen, Winifred Brill, Dorothy Carey, Helen Caffyn, Mrs. Mildred Eccleston, Maryann Cunat, Top Row: Carlos Bell, Mrs. Jeanne Bose, Clifford Allen, Mildred Corrie, Norman Brinker, Fred Ahlemeyer, Mahlon Carlock, Harold Deem, Ted Collins, Garold Bramblett, Floyd Billington, James Butler. First Row: J. C. Harger, John Kendrick, Mrs. Clarena Huffington, Mrs Rowena Graulo, nurse, Mrs. Kathryn Dick, Mrs. Mary Furry, Elsie Heav- ilin, Newell Hall, W. H. Herbst, Mrs. Avo Hadley. Second Row: Mrs. Patricia Hallagan, Sarah Hope, Frances Kinsley, Mrs. Gladys Lewsader Mrs. Mildred Johnston, nurse, Vance Garner, Mrs. Vera Kilborn, Mrs Ressie Fix, Gertrude lnsley, Anna Kellum, Ray Hornaday, Pearl Apland Josephine Graf. Third Row: Sarah Ewing, Charles Glore, Fred Henke 1 1 Karl Kalp, Edward Howe, Leunice Horne, John Farley, Mrs. Marian Holly, Marguerite Hardy, Mrs. Donna Hoover, Betty Lou Fisher, Mrs. Marilyn Hardwick. Top Row: Rowland Leverenz, Noris Eckelberry, Maurice Kriese, Richard Hamler, Robert Gwyn, Richard Jackson, William Lampert, Stewart Joyce, John Paul Lahr, Cyrus Lancaster, Mrs. Elizabeth Holtsclaw, Warren Haas.