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

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An elightened world places ever-increasing demands upon all of us for more training and educational experience. As the school year comes to an end, climaxed by the graduation of another outstanding group of young people, we must think of this as truly a commencement. No longer can anyone expect even four successful years of high school to equip him satisfactorily for what he hopes to achieve. The class work, the study, the activities, and the associations - of which we will often be reminded as we turn the pages of this yearbook - should offer us the opportunity to decide upon a goal toward which our aim of achieve- ment might be directed. But only by continuing efforts of learning can we hope to attain and keep that degree of achievement we do desire. Let us not be content with our accomplishments thus far, let us reflect, then move onward to find our place in the sun. H. L. Longshore, Acting Principal xxx' N N - Wm

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?f' 'Wiz The Arsenal houses most of Teclrfs top brass, The administration.

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As one ot the vice-principals, Kenneth Puckett is in charge of finances and buildings and grounds. Odus Landreth is the vice-principal in charge ot teacher personnel. For the benefit ot students going to college, C. Gaylord Allen, guidance director, administers placement and college entrance exams. Among his many other duties he also counsels students who have scho- lastic problems. lthel Shoemaker, director ot buildings and grounds, maintains our campus and buildings as well as the various shops. Kenneth Puckett ff p Brass