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

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Wallace Potter and Delbert West Many Titans turn to understanding counselors during the school year who help them choose courses to reach their goals. Often these personal guides plan special employment programs so pupils can attend school and work part-time. Whether a student has a problem in school or at home, he knows there is someone interested in his problems and willing to give needed assistance. Tech's advisers on personal matters are Ernest Cline and Floyd Tobrocke, guidance, Kenneth Bayless and Ernest Medcalte, laoys' counselors, Miss Sharon Parrett, Mrs. Dorothy Stout, Mrs. Ethel Mclntosh, and Mrs. San- dra Tharp, girls' counselors. dvisers Aid U Mrs. Sandra Thorp, Mrs. Dorothy Stout, Miss Sharon Parrett, and Mrs. Ethel Mclntosh 1 Ei' as egg? Ay .ffxfilff x, , il! N--- ' .Mr -1 ' 'rf 'S--iff ,... ,,,i..-R William Fields and Chelsea Stewart Floyd Tobroclce and Ernest Cline Kenneth Bayless and Ernest Medcalte 'H' vii L i t . , Q f

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if Y We li? 3 QV En.- fcr cs' T'-5. Records-Mrs. Virginia Cauble, Mrs. Hermanda Metzger ,.. - ' I Uftv- ,,f- J-Q L 'WL -4---v-....,...-4P ' L., n . ..- Night School Office Staff-Mrs. Mary Pentecost, Mrs. Mary Hoffman, Mrs. Mildred Langlotz, Mrs. Eileen Thompson. Night G ' Dau Help '4 -J g, E Loss cards, grade transcripts, phone calls, money, and 2 A school supplies-what do they have in common? They're if V' . all kept in meticulous order by memloers of Tech's of- f i B-T fice staff in the Arsenal. These 'Tbehind-the-scenes ilwffsffiaif, F workers take care of details in pupils' daily school lives. L ylfi ' X J,Y,.., ' The evening school staff works night and day in A gm.,-P , handling schedules and records of more than 3,900 'WJ--'il'Pfl ' v - F e ni ht lschool eo le. Q l p p Attendance-Mrs. Rita Tussey, Mrs. Rosalynne Yarnell. Fir1C1I'1ClC1l OffiC6-MiSS Potriciu Liftell, MVS- Bookstore Staff-Mrs. LaVerne Stewart, Mrs. William Durham, Fannie Fowler Mrs. Frances Craig. Switchboard-Mrs. Ann Loyal .1413 X fi-I ,- n -:gilt ,- F 25. - . ,T fsi5j.'4E gs Y E 4: il: Q gf-x ffrggilr- 'A ,jig 'H .T 524.11 f'1t,5'z21:-2'f 4 'p. lr:,E?f. gQa-'rr :fare .gf- ...Jw 1:3 iff' 5 'Qs . if gm s- 1 r . T 15+ 2' -r 9 . 'min ' 11' .. E .stair l W. gs. ..- L- , Ii l - . , ' f -- 'X' ' 1. fi ' - ,Q -Q - . f .cs . gu?gtigVl k V . - I .