Central High School - EN EM Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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JUNIOR TOWN MEETING In the WOWO sponsored Junior Town Meeting of the Air, Central met South Side of Fort Wayne in a forum on the question, Which are the better drivers, young drivers or older drivers. The meeting was held in Central auditorium and was transcribed for later release over the air. After both the negative and affirmative sides from both schools had presented their cases, questions from the audience were answered. I) E B A T E The debate class this year consisted of one negative and one affirmative team. Virginia Mote and Dorothy Ward represented the negative and Carole Longo and Majorie Bright, the affirmative. Due to the closing of school on account of the coal shortage, the teams participated in only one tournament, the one held at Central. Junior Town Meeting—Melva Foltz, Dave Gossman, Virginia Mote, Ann Dygert. Debate — Dorothy Ward, Virginia Mote, Carole Longo, Marjorie Bright, Miss Noffsinger. Page Eighteen Don Mote—Attorney at Law

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J R. Ill-Y The Jr. Hi-Y consists of the younger boys at Central which meets once a month. School boys have as one of their primary interests athletics. As basketball is Centrals major sport the Jr. Hi-Y's first speaker of the year was our new coach, Burt Niles. Mr. Niles talked of the importance of training and of the benefits of it. The spring sport, track, offers more boys an opportunity to participate and again Coach Niles was given an opportunity to sell that athletic program. Mr. Dierdorf told of his war experiences while in the service, and Reverand Conkling talked to the boys about the things revealed by one’s individual hand writing. The schedule of the Jr. Hi-Y was somewhat affected by the interruption of school this year, although they had a variety in the program. The season was concluded by a musical program consisting of records as recorded by Mr. and Mrs. Freed in their work with Homer Rode-heaver during the summer. OFFICERS President .... Ronnie Rice Vice President Phil Waechter Secretary Treasurer Max Hilsamer Sponsors Mr. L. B. Freed Mr. John Dierdorf First Row—M. Miller, S. Hearn, J. Sands, L. Metzger, R. Rice, Mr. Freed, Mr. Dierdorf, P. Waechter, M. Hillsamer, J. Wittwer, R. Egolf, T. Breitkopf. SECOND Row—H. Fredine, V. Burr, S. Hammond, J. Melvin, E. Egolf, M. Reed, C. Creecy, T. McKee, J. Fitzgerald. J. Ulrey, L. Clark, T. Mote, S. Shivers, P. Snyder, M. Hayes. Third Row—T. Johnson, W. Kreider, M. Kindy, G. Lambert, J. Nordman, J. Weimer, T. Brubaker, L. Bollinger, J. Snyder, D. Haxton, T. Lambert, T. McGraw, W. Dilling, R. Parker, M. Lambert, K. Olinger, M. Snyder. Fourth Row—B. Beach ley, H. Clark. J. Cussen, L. Ussery, G. Sturdcvant, J. Beck, J. Weber, J. Hearn. R. McClure, R. Armey, G. Abele, R. Holder-man, R. Tyner, L. Cullers, G. Benson, J. Shull. Insure With King—Ira King Ramsey Grocery—Thank You Page St unteen

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THE MINX FROM MISSOURI (CLASS OF 1949) Cast Ross Radley ........ Karleton Halladay Harriet Radley............................Joyce Roberts Marise Tyler..............................Doris Kinzie Vic Tyler.................................Jack Bormuth Gwen Tyler.....................................jean Ryan Mimi Vandeveer..............................jo Ann Johnson Osbert Vandeveer............................J. H. Werking Jackie Clemmons ....... Georgianna Willcox Two scenes from The Minx from Mis- Clytie Clemmons ........ Patt Dotson souri” are shown above and two shots Pete Waldron................... David Hodge of the class of 1950 getting into swing Ammonia Fitts ......... Susie Fisher for their play, Junior Prom. Eucalyptus Jones.................Richard Bolinger Check With Checkerboard Feed Store Compliments of Yoder Insurance Agency Page Nineteen