Central High School - Caldron Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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with Aces of the Air 1 1 Carolyn Wadlington Holly Watson William Wetzel Kenneth Yager Howard H. Schneider — Gnvcrnment. sociology, track and cross country coach; B, S. Valparaiso University, M. S. Indiana University, Came in 1964, Mark Schoeff— Physical education, assistant basketball coach, assistant track coach; B. S. and M, A. Ball State Teachers College, Came in 1964. Rose Schoonover — English, journalism, advises Caldron and Spotlight, sponsors Press Club; B, S, Ball State Teachers College, Came in 1964, Aaron Still— Social studies, B, S, Evansville College, M, S, Indiana Uni- versity. Came in 1940. George T. Suber — Auto mechanics, junior class sponsor; B. S. Indiana State College, graduate work at Indiana University. Came in 1942. Marvin Todd— Drafting, head of Industrial Education department; B, S, and M. S Indiana State College, Came in 1940, Carolyn Wadlington — Art. co-sponsor of Art Club; A, B, and M. A. St. Francis College, also attended Chicago Art Institute. University of Chicago. DePauw University, and Ball State University. Came in 1961, Holly Watson— English, sponsors Tiger Kittens: B. A, Ball State Teachers College, Came in 1966, William L. Wetzel— Seventh and eight music, training, varsity, and concert choir; B, S, University of Louisville, M, A, Ball State Teachers College, Came in 19 59, Kenneth W. Yager— Machine shop; B, S. Bradley University, also at- tended Ball State Teachers College. Came in 193 6. (top) Teachers dressed in cc to console coach Banet befo for the faculty basketball game try game. His team was uncoachable . (middle) An attempted basket is eyed by J. C. Butler during the basket- ball game with the WOWO Air Aces as two Aces use their defense. (bottom) Dancing Tiger Kittens entertained during the halftime. Mrs. Allen and Miss Perrigo perform for the large audience. Game proceeds were put into the facultv flower fund.

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Faculty entertained during basketball game Mr. Lester Pete •Ul.ams Mr. Williams was a member of Central ' s faculty until his death Dec. 18. He had taught math at Central for 20 years. He was track coach until 196: when he retired. Twirlcrs Jim McFadden, George Tricolas. and Aaron Still t . plungers as they entertain at half time of the faculty game. Russell Rowe Margaret Scheumann Howard Schneider Mark Schoeff Rose Schoonover Aaron Still George Suber Man. ' in Todd velo ading spons. HI-Y Club; of 3 C , . ' ■ .. ' ' Hj l K K ' ' ' B- b 1 I Bjgw J wHm J k err— r; -,-::-.: i M yi T Pamela Perrigo — Di Huntington College. Came in 1966. Barrie L. Peterson — Typing. CI A. B. Augustana College. Came in 1966. Leona Plumanns — Mathematics, sophomore class sponsor Math Club; B. A. Mount St. Joseph College, M. S. Indiana University, also attended Purdue University and St. Francis College. Came in 19!2. Delmar J. Procter, Jr.— English, dramatics sponsors Drama Club; B. S. Indiana University. Came in 1964. Irene Rahmer — English senior class sponsor; A. B. Manchester College, M. A. Columbia University, also attended Ball State Teachers College, Indiana University, and University of Wichita. Came in 194S. Richard Rian — Shop, wood, machine, sophomore class sponsor; B. S. Ball State Teachers College, Came in 1964. Clifford H. Richards— U. S. History, government, sponsors Anthony Wayne Club; A. B. Indiana University, M. A. Universitv of S ' iscon5in, also attended Wittenberg University. Came in 194!, Dorothy Ridgway — Mathematic: of Math Club; A. B. Indiana Un also attended University of Kansa 1940. Russell R. Rowe— Mathematics; head of Math Department, co-sponsor ersity, M. A. University of Michigan, , and Universitv of Arizona. Came in B. S. Manchester College, M. A. Columl University, also attended Ball State Teachers College. Came in 19.58. Margaret Scheumann — Social Studies, sponsors cheerleaders; A. B. We; ern College, M. A. University of Wisconsin. Came in 1947.

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Coolis plan, prepare cafeteria lunches whipping a large kettle of pota the excess off the giant beater. part of Since the kitchen staflF made use of the new equipment that was provided for them this year, the students enjoyed the very good meals prepared m the Central cafeteria. Early in the morning, long before lunch is scheduled to be ser ' ed, ' e cooks were very busy planning and preparing a balanced menl for hungry Centralites. By lunch time, everything was ready, and students were served efficiently and promptly. Students could purchase a complete lunch for a small cost or they could choose from the wide variety of sandwiches, potato chips and ice cream treats at the snack bar. This combm- ation of wholesome food and moderate prices made it con- venient for Centralites to utilize the cafeteria facilities. The daily work of the kitchen staff was not completed when all of the Centralites had been fed for there were always dishes to be washed and a kitchen to be cleaned. . ' orkers are busy with the daily iob of washing dishes and dirtied during the lunch hours.