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

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l PUT llmttl tile James Borshoff direc ing School Division. 3? x15 Nay ts guidance for lf, . 'if-.. xxx 3 the Even- 1, Total school operation .gl , .am 95' ww, x ,,. '- ,A fax, As the audio-visual director, G. Kenneth Barr takes care of films, tapes and recorders used in classes. :uv- ns 5 -2 512' Presentations of awards, scheduling of games, cheerleader activities, and the Titan 300 are the responsibilities of Charles Dagwell, athletic director. ,-Cv' ef' ACL? as-....g.. 2' if ' si 5 Q 45 1 18 Amid piles of books, Miss Mary Garst, Mrs. Dorothy Newcomer and Miss Mariorie Schoch, head Wallace Potter deals with Special Education librarian, work steadily to keep Tech students informed. and with students with outstanding scholastic talents. A

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Administrators consider problems of school. pupil From the most imposing and tra- dition-filled building on campus, Tech's Arsenal, the administration di- rected the high school's activities. ln charge of matters of general im- portance to Tech, the vice-principals worked u n d e r Principal Howard Longshore. The directors' iobs were more specialized with activities rang- ing from guidance to athletics, while Tech's counselors provided the link between the school and its pupils. Keeping the work coordinated was the task of the office staff and de- partmental assistants. Wa,- 'Nc c , f SvT- xe. JF' Many boys are seen daily by Vice-principal Herman Hinshaw for discipline and counsel. Tech's Evening School Division, with an en- rollment of about 3,000, is directed by Vice- principal James Stewart. r Nou. I -um f J! ABOVE: Vice-principal Kenneth Puckett heads the finance department and orders all supplies for teachers and classes. Below: Vice-principal in charge of teacher and office personnel, and administrative assistant to the principal, Odus Landreth is always on the move. The massive record office, pupil programs and curriculum keep Robert Belding, new vice- principal, busy much of the time. 'K

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keeps directors bu g Although composed of 4800 in- dividual parts, the student body was considered one unit by the directors who were concerned with the gen- eral functions of the school. Prob- lems affecting everyone at Tech, from campus cleaning to the public image of the school were handled by vari- ous directors. The directors of student activities-scholastic extra-curricular and athletic-guided pupils' school- related social life. Evening School Division served the Tech community and was led by one of the Arsenal- based directors. M a n a g i n g the school's publicity through the Can- non weekly and yearbook was the job which fell to the director of publications. K 'pv- Wilt Director of Shops, Buildings, and Grounds lthel Shoemaker manages maintenance, industrial shops, and campus beautification. sf F will -r-- , r fg24,,g4+?isr.3rt47's2S:'5r'g'y 2, HWTE Y ' fb'if'f ' , V R ss?-r 2-1 - : ' gifs? Wat we ' ay 2 rg .fi rms X - Qs, riffs 'Ma tz :QQ -rf J ., ,M ,Y ,1 ,, ng , , -ff g f- , ,4 so Q. . - .- iraq.: 0 fits-tfriyb. f - r f ffrafe t ' il J ,V L . . ' ff'-tfftft ll 2 ff Q - V, if wwf, I fr e dii?-,t , e xif -, i .. . fr r rfz- . . ,T 1 ' 553 4 -- W ', Q. T- - fr , t Q3-5' 1- , 1 X gf .Wir 'gif , . cf W, - If 3, T Eli? ' ,W 3:11 756' , . Q Q' , t ' . f lt 2 Fi? . fwtrrprltalig, - , A fr . . U , , ,. sm 1,32-rs Mgffkig , X, I A h,-,.. y,:,..5:3,1,5- . Q E T - . WW---We ,rr -ff ,sw-sr -A 5, - T - . ' ' 1' 'f'2r..'tf'f5i - ' l. r , X at '-3344, at QQQQQ. 534, if P 'J ' Z ,':.,, -if-f--X . , P .J ' X ,.: ww r.,.., . ,gm . l . Q--Q.,-wg .. 't-1 V km 'fr ,Q- 'B'?.f:s 11--F w ly -sy, 1-,Q-,f1r., 1 gufifg,-i if 1 , ..,.?,fi3.w-+4 f- , ggi em:-sir'-'S-' s, ' r. ' -is : ' fit s ,, V- -. V- , . . -1 1 f ,fy -,-se . i.,, Q --, 3' - I -Q 2249 - v I T me l' l , Q .f x '3 1 ' . i i 5 gary-ps-2:22.- . r pe-fflffriizaxats - -- t1i'au.:rqff-5 I I r sv t r 10m sara- 1 -,fs f .1 4 f- my - -rim wr -, ' l l l f r r -ul ' L- - -., ' . , 1 5- A ' W. 1 'f s '- . .- ' ' ' 'T 'f :i'2,' ' ft . Y Q12 'Z-ffl: -' T f X' of We ' X r aw-' -112521 'A . ft-. ' -t e -s ... f' .s,-.nf 1-ea-, 'fs Cecil T. Tresslor, director of publications, guides Cannon kiddies' journalistic efforts. MM Above: William Lowes in his position of as- sistant director of Evening School Division aids James Stewart in conducting night classes. Be- low: Tech's Diversified Cooperative Education program is directed by Jack Longshore. .-gn-. 31 T , . ,wmv-an , l L...-1 I 03 yr-5.-z:r.4'. '?'t3:si, E- ..,- ,, 4. , .,-I fi' ' , K Above: Howard Caskey is consultant for the Neighborhood Youth Corps, a program which enables about 75 Tech pupils to earn school money working for non-profit organizations. Below: Robert Meyer, director of student activ- ities, handles publicity and leads pep-sessions and other extra-curricular events.