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

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. will Iii I in Ii v l Irma! I Nl H illlmlllllllllllll iiiiiiillliiilllllliiliiiiillllllliiiilllll 1lllllllll.lllIll 11.. llllllllllllllallullllllllllllll .Q1, ulllllll5ill,lmlllllllllll Last year a science cup, amath cup, and a trophy for creative riwting were awarded to outstanding students for their work during the semester. The best boy and girl citizens of Central High School are given the D.A.R. awards on Recognition Day. Last year Babette Dessauer and George Mc Kay had this honor bestowed upon them. German dictionaries are also presented to students for highest grades in German work. At the close of this year's Recognition Day program, the Spirit of Central appealred on the floor, amid shouts and applause, and gave a very enthusiastic speec . There are in Central High School those who go out for extra - curricular activities outside of regular schoolwork. Last year these people assembled on the Central gym floor and there were approximately 1100 who were engaged in some activity. These activities develop leadership, initiaitve, and character traits.

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