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

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wtf? 'WWW' ,v-x OFFICE STAFF-FrontRovv1 Mrs, Gloria Robbins. Row 2: Mrs. Helen Cloud, Mrs. Ruth Berryman, Mrs. Dorothy Armel, Mrs. Edna Ayers, Mrs. Phyllis Reeves, Miss Kaye Phelps. Staff Does Varied Work Mr. E. C. Hamilton, Head Custodian Sgt. Hecivenridge, Sgt. Martin l . ,P 1 Y l NX 2 2 i 5 fr Q ,NX , x Ns.-... X , ff ,.fff'M ' 2 , fi 'N l 6' YH: F T .. , . Wir. K , . tri 1 .Yiffna-'1 -.3 Working to keep Tech in perfect order throughout the year is our office staff. Office workers aid both students and administrators. E. C. Hamilton, with 20 years of service, is our head custodian. With 5O custodians under him, he sees that our classrooms and grounds are kept in ideal shape. Miss Louisa Steeg, Tech's ovvn guidance clerk, helps give specialized and standardized exams. Order and respect are maintained loy our policemen, Sgt. Martin and Sgt. Heavenridge. Miss Louisa Steeg, Guidance Clerk

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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 .

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1 l ff i Z,gi.,f. Q' f K l ,. KJ , 4 'fy if ' ,W 453 ' T 'Q' '.-' -A i- T5 A y , 54' xl kr ' t LUNCHPOOM STAFF-Front Row: Goldie Duffy, Leota Maud Brown, Elsie Roberts, Jessie Elliott, Johanna Wilson, Marie Sutton, Florence Jaus, manager. Row 2: Alice Szteleblak, Janie Webb, Thelma Garner, Fred Crisler, Mae Starkey, Opal Sterrett, Martha Cook. The lunchroom staff arrives at 8:15 a.m. to begin to prepare several thousand lunches needed to feed hungry students. From the beginning of the fourth hour to the end of the seventh, these hard-working staffers tolerate the gossiping and shouting of the pupils while trying to serve tasty lunches. The Health Center, better known as the nurses' office, is a quiet place where Tech-ites can rest when the sun's not shining for them. The nurses have a record of every student in order to know which students have visited them. Students with scratched fingers and broken bones alike are given first aid in the center. The nurses do not give medicine but call parents to inform them of their child's illness. These busy women sometimes find time to operate a dental clinic. Mrs. Betty Brodhecker, R.N., Mrs. Mildred Johnston, R.N., Miss Blanche Williams, R.N. Front Row: Lola Moore, Elsie Sigg, Enid Laing, Angie Clearwater, Audrey Barrett, Laura Merrill, Christine Still. Row 2: Helen Schroder, Dorothy Rosemeyer, Gladys Thompson, Irene Steagall, Florence Cameron, Lorene Todd, Lillian Kleir, Esta Parsley. - Front Row: Rose Stelting, llma Gillaspy, Margaret Garrison, Marie Russell, Josephine Miller, Genevieve Hagerty, Florence Hynes. Row 2: Helen Karnes, Martha Yapfe, Susie Post, Sarah Montgomery, Mae Reever, Lucy Kimmell, Irene Taylor, Laura Wittenbrock, Ethel Pitts, g . 9 TTS nm mm demise an e was - -v f