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

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SHARl WILSON and Benita Kennedy enjoy cooking in their Commercial Foods class. Career cooking Commercial Foods was in full swing this year teaching students quantity cooking. This is a class located in the Cafeteria Building which instructs students how to cook for large groups of people, such as luncheons, and also gives them a chance to make a profession of it. There are several fields in commercial cooking pupils can enter, such as management, cooking, or becoming a chef. The class is kept up to date with a micro- wave oven and a convection oven which was iust installed this year. The class cooks for retired teachers' and principals' lunch- eons, and other special occasions through- out the year. They also bake and sell birth- day cakes, cookies and brownies to fac- ulty and members of the class. To get into the class a pupil must be in his third semester and accepted into the class. If he remains in the class for six semesters, the maximum, he may receive a vocational certificate with two more credits from family living, housing and manage- ment, or child development. CHARLOTTE KIRK makes sure the measurements are right

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Auto Mechanics-savings for your budget People complain about prices these days! Well, right here in our own school a car repair service is operating with'the only charge for parts used for repair or replacement. Many courses are offered in the Auto Trades Department, such as Engine Sys- tems, Auto Body, Auto Mechanics, Avia- tion, and Service Station classes. Pupils can learn everything from how to change a tire up to rebuilding an entire engine. Pupils learn how to paint a car or repair a good sized dent. Service Station Attend- ant classes are offered also. This class offers everything a service station attend- ant would do in a normal working situa- tion. Now after knowing what the Auto Trades Department offers, if you're still complaining about prices, stop your cry- ing, and learn how to work on a car of your own. RICKY CANNON dismantles a tire from the rim. BRAD HELM and David Gervis replace a piston in their Auto Mechanics class. WILLIE McDOWELL, Charlie Hibbet, and William Kerr get the camshaft out of on engine they're overhauling

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English classes phase in Bicentennial The English Department personnel really involved themselves in this Bicentennial year. They held a contest which included all English classes. Each month offered another opportunity to win the contest in different, varied forms of English compos- ition. The most popular forms of English that were used in the contest, were essay, short story, free verse, and drama. The Pupil Curriculum Council, which is active in electing and choosing phase TAMMIE WILLIAMS, Henry Boyd, and Allison Kimbrough take an interest in Mr. HiIl's English l class. CHARLOTTE DIMMlTT and Mary Clegg discuss the yearbook in a skit given to open the sales campaign. courses, worked hard this year. They put their ideas together to form new and inter- esting types of English classes. They also made a list of suggestions and proiects for the Bicentennial year for participation by the student body. New classes offered this year were iour- nalism, speech, performing theater arts, minority literature, and essentials of Eng- lish. Science Fiction, which was a new course class. offered in English last year, is still a lead- ing favorite among the students. Mrs. Sally Choate is a new teacher in the English Department, also involved in teaching Spanish. This Bicentennial year has made an increase of ambitious activity and ambitious work in the English Depart- ment. Changing ideas for better student development is a goal that the English Department is reaching. SOMETHING SPOOKY'S AFOOT with Tim Fuller and Bruce Pillow in Supernatural CHARLOTTE AND MARY are approached by salesmen Tracy Woods and Teresa class. James. The skits were written acted and produced by Judith McBride's Theatre Arts