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

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Business Education Department offers careers SMILE, Miss Freeman, it's only a typing class. Are you preparing for a career? Each semester the Business Education Depart- ment offers over 25 courses from which to choose, some of which are offered by no other high school in the city. Among these are classes in computer, key punch and cashiering. Joyce Freeman, head of the depart- ment, points out that since none of the courses are required, only truly interested pupils enroll. Miss Freeman likes to talk with pupils individually about planning their careers. Special advanced courses offered are Distributive Education lall about retoilingl Intensive Office Laboratory lexperience orientedl Cooperative Office Education lactual experiencel and data processing lactual application of computer coursesl. Typing, accounting and business law rate high with boys and girls alike, while COE is a favorite among the girls. GWENDOLYN OHMIT checks the work of Gloria Carroll. DONNA WHITE likes to stick to her data processing and get it done.

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Print Shop produces much material for Tech TOMMY STONE and Kenneth Bradley take printed material off a small offset press. Way down in the basement at the south end of the Old Shop Building, you might see some funny looking machines. They are the many pieces of equipment used in the Print Shop available to stu- dents at ATHS. The head of the department is Clyde Armel. Mr. Armel feels his department offers a wide variety of vocations for the students. Some of the courses offered by the Printing Department are printing-cold type and printing-hot type which have to do with the setting of type. Printing experience is the actual experi- ence of using the equipment. Along with production classes, some of the different machines used are letter- press, offset press, Baum Folder, IBM Mag- netic Tape Selectric Composer. Some of the proiects taken on by the Print Shop are meeting deadlines for the ARSENAL CANNON, print work for the Music Department, and different PTA items. Printing is iust one area of the many courses offered at Tech. LARRY GRIFFIN and James Heavrin operate IBM Compositor. ANNA TAYLOR and Debra Edmonds use an automatic stitcher.