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

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if '1' 1 1' l flailarlnll, .,4.. .Uil.....,.....l.,.,ll.ll.lM. ,,,, ...,..l...... 11,W limlllllllllr'llllrlillmlllllllmllmlllullllll September 5-Three hundred and thirty- two infants to get underfoot! September 14-Miller succeeds McKay as chairman of the Booster Club. Now he can try to keep the penny-matchers squelched. September 21-Uebelhoer, Palmer, Yar- nelle, Stumpf, Gemmer, Miller, Hat- tersley and Beers will feel the paddle at Quill and Scroll initiation. Columbia City falls as football season opens. September 28-Hurrah for Walter Byers and Herman Deck, president and vice- president of the senior class! October 5-Ward Beers can begin to worry about the junior prom now. October 12-Jimmy Koegel heads the class of '37 again. October 17-Boosters munch ice cream bars through the courtesy of the Furnas Ice Cream Company. Ouch! North Side ekes out a one point victory. October 26-Carlson proves himself the talker we thought he was and comes out on top in the Extemp Contest. November 2-Caldron staff 05ers a bargain -only one dollar per copy. November 9-Eight whole pages in the term's fattest Spotlight, honoring Na- tional Education Week. November 16-Twenty-five hundred fans brave the cauld, cauld, blast as Bob Stubbs leads the Tigers to a 19-0 vic- tory over South Side. November 23-Bodies, mysterious men, and screams feature the senlor play, Num- ber 173' November 28-Older boys and older boys and more older boys! Food ahead. Newcastle tastes defeat.