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

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, - -11 ...,,. ' 1 Q X i I vi- , r i S Nine Directors Guide Progress 21' lthel Shoemaker Director of Shops, Buildings, and Grounds Kenneth Puckett Director of Special Education 'YP ' Fi: Z' leon Maurer Director of DCE

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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

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me , 1-gy, r-'U' 6 G. Kenneth Barr Audio Visual Director We have nine directors on our campus in charge of the many different divisions and departments involved in coordinating activities of a school the size of Tech. The Guidance Division gives placement and college en- trance tests and counsels with students about scholastic problems. The Audio-Visual Department maintains the public address and film projection systems furnished by the school. Our Athletic Department sponsors all the home and visiting sports. Many people fail to realize that Tech has on campus a free employment agency for students and alumni. This service is provided through the office of the Employment Coordinator. While the stu- dent is still in school, on-the-job training is made availa- ble by the Diversified Cooperative Education Program. Pupils who are not in ordinary learning classifications are entered in the Special Education Division. All of our buildings and campus are maintained by the Shops, Buildings and Grounds Department. The Program Produc- tion Department assists in producing all-school plays, as- semblies, and special entertainment. Its main contribution is the annual Sketchbook. Tech's school paper and the yearbook are the work of the Publications Division.