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

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------------+ The CALD-Rom ---A---'-'-'--ee - - 9:5 . lb l JUNIOR HI-Y i ! I l l The junior Hi-Y club is an organization composed of freshman and sopho- l j more boys. It is based on the same principles as the Senior Hi-Y and its meet- I ! ings are in general conducted in the same way. Meetings are held every XVednes- l l day evening at the Y. M. C. A. club rooms where supper is served at six o'clock. l l Interesting programs follow, including round-table discussions, talks by well- g known men, and initiato1'y exercises. l i A number of these talks were given by prominent men of the city, one of j j whom was David Hogg, lawyer, who spoke about Lincoln. His address was j veryfinteresting and especially appropriate since he gave his talk on the day after Q l.incoln's birthday. E Sam Jackson, local prosecuting attorney, was another speaker secured by nxt i the program committee. His subject dealt with the cases he had handled and M i he cited many humorous events that happened in connection with his practice. ' 'E i C. S. Ray spoke on XVhat I Consider the Most Important Xkford in the G i lfnglish Language. His subject so interested the members that the following gig, i week talks were made by representatives from the Central and South Side clubs i on the words they considered the most important. Y, l Several enjoyable parties were also held in addition to the regular meetings. i The hrst was a Halloween party at the Y. M. C. .X The good times which are l always enjoyed at the Halloween parties were not u1issing and the members and l g their girl friends certainly had a wonderful time. i The next affair was a Christmas party also held at the Y. M. C. AX. just j before the holidays. Talks, games, and refreshments combined to form an ex- I j cellent evening's entertainment. l A novel attair was the .-Xpril Fool party given at the YH on the tirst of ' g April. April Fool pranks and jokes were numerous throughout the party. l A great part of the success of the club is due to Mr. Brunson and Mr. l Hamilton, boys' secretaries at the Y. M. C. A. The program committee, headed l by james llallou, also deserves much credit for the excellent programs it arranged. l Although a large proportion of the club graduate to the Hi-Y, many new l l members are expected to join next year and keep up the spirit and ideals of the club. . : l ix iziorotsy I-.-ye. I i XYhen you come to the end of a perfect worm, I j And you're wiping the blood from your'knife, U l j i And you're certain t.he'creature has squirmed his last squirm, I - And vou've taken his lowly hte, l When you've drawn out its crop and its gizzard, too, I l All itsiqueer insides and such-- l And the lunch bell rings for you, I .Xre you ready to eat? Not much! 1 ' W ' 4.-.-...... ..........-.....,......1.............,......-......t.A...................,-........ .- .... ... 4--- - --- - Page Ont' Uzmzlrrll 1 1't'v

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