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

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Ithel Shoemaker, Director of Building and Grounds Cecil Tresslar, Director of Publication Kenneth Barr, Audio-Visual Director James Stewart, Assistant Director of Evening School The Guidance Division gave placement and college entrance exams, and counseled the students about scholastic problems. The Audio- Visual Department maintained the public address and film projection systems furnished by our school. Our Ath- letic Department sponsored all the home and visiting sports. While students are still in school, on-the-job training is made available by the Diversified Cooperative Education Program. Pupils who are not in ordinary learning classifications are entered in the Special Education Di- vision. Tech ' s splendid buildings and lovely grounds were kept in shape by our Buildings and Grounds Department. The Progr am Productions Department assisted in production of all-school plays, assem- blies, and special entertainment. Its main contribution is the annual sketchbook. Tech ' s school paper and the yearbook was the work of the Publications Division. Gaylord Allen, Guidance Director

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Delbert West and Wallace Potter, Special Education Mr. Longshore looks on as Mr. Dagwell, athletic director, displays the Sportsman of the Year award that was presented to him by the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce. Directors Guided Our Program Jack Longshore, Director of D.C.E. William Fields and Chelsea Stewart, Program Production

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Donald Daily, Dean of Boys, Mahlon Carlock, assistant. Mrs. Martha Turpin, Dean of Girls, Mrs. Barbara Dearing, assistant. . Counselor ' s Helped During The Year Ernest Cline, Floyd Tobrocke, Guidance Counselors. Helping direct and guide Tech students toward their goals in personal and school lives are Tech ' s understanding counselors. Many Titans look to the counselors for guidance and advice during the school year. Counselors give time in guiding, helping and supporting Tech and Tech ' s students. Selecting high school courses and planning for adult careers are just a part of the guidance that the counselors give. They also may help students obtain part-time jobs. Another important part of counseling and guidance is the conducting of apti- tude and intelligence tests. No matter what the problem is, the students know that they may pri- vately discuss them and find a solution in the office of their counselor. Mrs. Dorothy Stout, Miss Sharon Parrett, Miss Judy McBride, Girls Counselors; Mrs. Lillian Biandes, assistant. Mr. Ernest Medcalfe, Mr. Harry Caskey; Boys Counselors.