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

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Left to right-John Habecker, Thoburn Wiant, Morgan Lewis, and Carl Wil- kins. CHEER LEADERS The most active workers in Central in boosting are our yell leaders. They pep up all the games, and pep sessions. Central's four varsity cheer leaders are: Johnny Habecker, Morgan Lewis, Carl Wilkins, and Thoburn Wiant. Carl Wilkins has been cheer leader for two years and, say, he leads 'em . When he is out in front of the Centralites, the building shakes. Doc took part in dramatics, and newspaper work. He was sports editor of the Spotlight. With broken hearts do the Centralites say, Goodbye to Doc , the boy with the pep. Johnny Habecker has had three years of active service as yell leader, and surely proved his ability to display real cheer leading. Johnny has also been active in other activities, and Central students and faculty regret very much that he is leaving us this year. Morgan Lewis has been cheer leader for one year and still has an- other year to serve on that position. Morgan knows his stuff in leadin' 'em and he sure can lead that Eyah yell. Morgan has also taken part in dramatics and debating. He was a principal in The Comedy of Er- rors . He was a member of the debating team and won the school con- stitutional contest. Morgan is also chairman of the Booster club. He will be the only varsity cheer leader left since Thoburn, John, and Carl are graduating. Thoburn Wiant, another senior, has been leading yells for one year. Hughie could make any crowd yell, and how! Thoburn has been chair- man of the Boosters, president of the junior class, editor of the Spotlight, and has also been prominent in many other activities. Page 103

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if DR. E. A. KING KING TROPHY DAVID BASH THE KING TROPHY No matter where the Central Tigers are playing, Doc King, Cen- tral high school trainer, can always be found on the bench ready to help and provide more than his share of rooting for the team. And when he announced that he would give a cup to the athlete adjudged by his team- mates as the player showing the best mental attitude, the most value to his team, and ability in helping the team at the right time throughout the season, it was not only said that it was a fine thing for the team but that Dr. King was precisely the right man to give the trophy. The trophy has grown in significance in the two years that it has been presented, and Central students are hoping that as the years go on it will come to mean much more than it does now, if that is possible. Mutt Jasper, captain of the 1926-1927 squad, won the trophy the first year it was given. Mutt had shown outstanding prowess through- out the season, and the announcement of the King Award winner was not a surprise. This year the trophy was presented to David Bash, back guard. Bash is not the most outspoken of Central students but he is one of the most popular. His heady playing in games was consistent throughout the season. He provided points when points were most needed. He was there to give encouragement to the players when it was most needed. Undoubtedly he was the outstanding player on the Tiger squad this year. Page 102

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