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

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this, Sitko remains almost a Central tradition, on Winning games with the memory ot this showing that It can be done, and our teams former Central star urging them on. through last year and years to come Will go Winning games from teams which have ad- vantage in height, Weight, and experience is BALL part ot this Central spirit and our teams ot this Dame, former Central star. 1939 team: Left to right, first row. YQCII S1'1OWed GH the CIiiI'ibL1tGS of those 'lhi1'iqS Doellinq. Amold, Kulesza, Knothe, Emerson, Mettler. Second Which mgke Q team remembered. Leon, Boester, Rice. Benner, Langas. Third row-Action shot Side-Central game which serves to inspire 1939 team. PTQ. sr, Xin A-' --n--Q-.. Viv. I , fb. A

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2, s X ai A r it K: '-iff' 5 r '--, '- ' uv By GEORGE KCORSEN Steve Sitko! A few years back this name was known only to a few Central students, now all America recognizes and hails this lad who rose to top notch position on one of America's outstanding football teams, Notre Dame. Steve ,,, Z A xox Y, ,Y , has shown that if one has the courage, grit, perseverance, and stickfto-itiveness, he can rise to great heights. A shining example of FOOT Large center picture-Sieve Sitko. star quarterback at Notre across-Richardson, Captain: Sandkuhler. Thompson, Parker. row-Kaufman, Lewandowski, F. Talley, Derrickson, Hanley. of Central-North Side game, Yarman, 1938 hero. stars in South 4 ' pr. it Q ji . ' ' i -fl '-5?d5xf13 ,,.2 fi-Q,-' , . ' 'A 3 3' ff 1 4 . N - 121 I gif ' ,,,-,itjfar A r .' ' i A ' ' ' ,7' ' -',,,,, ,, ,MMM ,H -,.,,,-. L,- Q' 11- . I f 1 ' nz- iq 'L' T Lex: , ' N? ,J , 255'-' B. : , r ' .... '-41: fi ',.r ,jp---A , - ,V F ,Q VQV, 1 A mn., A, 1 -V ...M Q . N , 'T cz '-Af 4 QS' id' tv T3-'L .vim -'mg !

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7' it Nl l i IN TRAMURAL First picture-Bob Von Allen. Second picture. left to right: bottom row-Robert King. Bill Watson, Bob Von Allen. Second row-Iohn Lewton, Robert Hanks, lack Winebrenner. Top--Sherrill Ferguson. Third picture-Intramural Spring Football Pcxctice. By VIRGIL SQUIRES lntramural is that division of sports tor boys who do not wish to, or are not good enough, to play varsity competition. On Recognition Day, sweaters are given to the boys having the largest number of points. For playing on a championship team tive points are given, for second place three points, and tor third, one point. All boys receive two points tor coming out. ln Intramural Track, instead oi team mem- bers receiving points, each individual is given points according to how he placed in the event. ln the past, a great many oi our best athletes have developed from the Intramural ranks. This year's most notable example is Errett Richards, who is now playing varsity Compe- tition. The iirst half Senior title was won by the Turnerbund, comprised of E. Richards, E. Van Allen, B. King, W. Benner, B. Wickliiie, and R. Breedon, who defeated the Cream Puiis in the play ott. ln the Midget League, boys under l2U pounds, the Brown Bombers, consisting of S. Black, A. Black, l. Henderson, F. McRee, D. Kendrick, and M. Gray won the title ot Champs by virtue oi an undefeated season. Besides Basketball and Track, there is also a Free Throw Tournament in the spring, in which all boys, except those playing on the school team, are eligible. Last year's grand champion was won by Errett Richards, who tossed in 13 out ot 20 trys. This year, because the coaches were busy, Mr. Rowe and Mr. Windmiller were appointed to take care of lntrainural, and they did an ex- cellent iob ot it. Page Ninety-eight