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

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Social Studies students voted in election, Steve Price holds the curtain open for Joyce Cook as she leaves the voting machine. All social students voted by machine in the November election so that they could get experience of voting and using a voting machine. e of he undcrs teacher, Mr. Robe mdinu of U. S. Hi Kathy Harris Central ' s social studies department teaches students about the world around them. The social studies staff this year consisted of Mr. Dille, Mr. Schneider, Mr. Schoeff, Mr. Still, Miss Scheumann, and Mr. Richards. In World History sophomores learn of the occurrences in the world since history was first recorded. United States His- ton,- teaches juniors about their own nation as they study about our country ' s struggle for sun ' ival. Seniors learn how our country is run at the present date in their Government and Sociology or Economics classes. The Social Studies classes took many field trips this year. For mstance. the Economics classes traveled to Decatur to the Central Soya Co. of which they own three shares of stock. U ' hile studying Ind.an Hines reminds his cli

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Custodian Grat Hall adjusts the panels of a liall light after replacing a burnt out light tube. |HK is ■ V BB ' WA rn - iSi H 1 ch fo the bu.ldmg, Jack for officials who checked the building. Maintenance staff cleaned building, grounds Central ' s capable maintenance staff was responsible for keeping the school building and the school grounds spotless this year. While the students were enjoying their arious vaca- tions throughout the year, the custodians were busy making the building ready for students to return by scrubbing and waxing floors and windows and doing other jobs to better the school. Durmg the wmter months, the walks were always kept clean and safe for the students and visitors. The custodians kept the yard and grounds around the building beautiful through the spring and summer by tending to the flowers and grass. A custodian was also responsible for raising the flag ever) ' day. The maintenance staff also replaced burnt out light bulbs, made minor repairs around the building and disposed of all the waste paper left at school. Disposing of mount the waste material paper, custodian Vcrl Mo

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studied history, government, sociology Where were vou when the crime took place? asks Pat Fleck as she Miller and Mr. Knepple, a student tea.cher, are handy to offer suggestl questions Rud - C-ucrro durini; a mock trial in government class. Leamond of questions for the witness on the stand. Mr. Clifford Richards discusses curr as tliev check their American Obsi th his government cla Before the November election, social studies students were busy with campaign posters and slogans. Harold Davis, Frank Mosley. and Margaret Stanton look for a vacant space on the bulletin board to put another campaign poster. 1 ...... 4 •:•¥•■ W nu jsm. . . ;.- j!