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

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S Cecil L. McClintock ...sa-ai fl Mr. MCC. Presides Over Tech The one person most responsible for the dynamic development of Tech in the past few years has been Mr. Cecil L. McClintock, our principal. His energetic en- thusiasm in campus affairs has increased the whole- hearted enthusiasm of the entire student body. Mr. C., Mr. Mac, or Mr. C. L. - he is affectionately known by all three-has a happy smile and a cheerful word for everyone he meets on campus. Once Mr. McClintock has met a person, he can usually remember the person's name when they meet again. Mr. McClintock came to Tech in September of 1925 as a math teacher. A few years later, in 1938, he be- came one of our vice principals. In all of Tech's fifty years, we have had only four principals. They were Milo H. Stuart from September, 1912, to December, 1930, DeWitt S. Morgan, from December, 1930, to August, 1937, Hanson H. Anderson, from August, 1937, to June, 1958, and finally, Cecil L. McClintock, from July, 1958, to the present time. Although the duties of the principaI's office are sometimes difficult, Mr. McClintock handles them with characteristic good humor. Our principal takes a very sincere interest in Tech and can be found at nearly every school function on and off campus. He can be seen in the Principal's Box at every assembly. He attends countless teas, conferences, and luncheons, entertains special guests on campus, and during Freshmen Orientation in Stuart Hall, he welcomes the new freshmen to Tech. Both Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Clintock are usually at the games cheering for the team and talking with the students. Arsenal Technical High School is fortunate in that it has a very cordial and competent principal in command.

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Fred N. Reeder Ably assisting Mr. McClintock in the management and supervision of Tech are our five vice principals. Warren F. Haas is in charge of adult education on the campus, his domain is the night school office on the basement level of the Arsenal. He is perhaps a less familiar person to daytime Techites than the other four vice principals who are assigned to the main office. ln addition to counseling boys, Herman T. Hinshaw oversees safety and traffic matters and student activities. Odus Landreth also serves as a boys' counselor, attendance and assignment of stu- dent teachers are two other areas which come under his jurisdiction. Finances are Howard Longshore's special province. He also has charge of buildings and grounds. Because he has the responsibility of programming classes, Fred N. Reeder may be the best known to students. Sponsor room and cur- riculum planning are also included in his duties. Infinite patience and understanding are necessary qualities for a Tech vice principal, and these five are well endowed. Late hours, shortened vacations, and plain hard work typify the vice principals' duties. -, l S Howard Longshore I r l . Herman T. Hinshaw Odus A. Landreth 2 it .W J gl ei. ' S Warren F. Haas if jf If 'Id