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

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oo-- 99 C4i.9glERoN UIQ: Uzcgaifza Under the capable direction of Mr. Gaston Bailhe, the orchestra has -rapidly enlarged in the last six years. During this time the orchestra has participated in district, state, and national contests. The orchestra placed in the first division with the Elkhart orchestra at the district meet, and competed in the state finals at Evansville last year. Individual members, lrven Jensen, Marguerite Baker, Kathleen Bolyard, john Broom and Ruth Seigelg won national honors at Madison, Wisconsin. The orchestra has also given concerts at the local schools. The present membership of the orchestra is composed of approximately fifty members, alth ugh posse-sing only fourteen in 1930. Due to the large enrollment the orchestra is well togged with blue Russian blouses and white trousers. U65 BQIZCJ ' Q' Vlarching in their brilliant blue and white uniforms, with their drum -major, Lester Doell, strutting up and down, the Central Band creates ' a fine spectacle wherever they may be. Last year their impressive marching and playing won a silver baton in a district contest at Goshen. This year, due to Central being host to the Sectional Basketball Tourna- ment, the B ue at d Whites' band performed in the capacity of official tourney bzind. ' Five years ago, Central band wis composed of hfteen members: today it has sixty members. It also possesses new uniforms and instruments which were bought with the donations from other clubs, and concerts given by the orchestra.