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

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Mr, Karl Kalp, vice-principal, welcomes two ot Tech's new teachers, Mrs, Esther Nader and Mr. Hadley I-laworth, The reception, held in their honor, was a welcoming to their future at Tech. Another new tradition at Tech is a tea given for all honor students with more than forty points. 20 Principal C. L. McClintock greets freshmen at Fresh- men Orientation as they entered Techtown. Teas, Receptions, and 'lihroughout the school year, Tech dons its Sunday best, displays its finest manners, and assumes the role ol' host. Although entertaining is only a part ol Techs social life, it always displays the friendliness of Tech teachers and students. TVe received the incoming freshmen at the lfreshmen Orientation Program, with warm smiles and welcoming handshakes. Happily we introduced them to their respective sponsor teachers and showed them about the campus. TVe greeted teachers new to 'l'ech and said goodbye to those who were calling their teaching days at Tech to a close. YVe took part in the ribbon-cutting ceremony as we dedicated the new rille range in the Barracks, and we also planned various teas in honor ol the holidays. It was a busy year: but by taking part in our teas, receptions, and ceremonies. Techites learn social graciousness and poise - but most important - Techites take it upon themselves to assure every friend and visitor ol' Tech, a warm welcome.

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