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

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0? YZ, WEE Q?ZRf7'T63Q W W '-:sm-....,..., , gm... ., R. . f,:.,,.,......-.--?Lg -M V ' Top: Ah! A refreshing slluwer after A tough game. Yummy! Nrtxf fo full: Choice seats at fuutlnll games go to Ccntrul's musicians. Nm! lu bllffllllll Mr. Croningcr, lI.IIN..l'u on hips, waits for the rebound in thc faculty game. Bulluuzz Seasonal decorations add to the brightness of Mrs. Lanc's new room. Page Om' H1l71d1'F!i S!'l'l'IlfCl'l1 ...'. Q..-A f0.mw-.wwWmsn.umf-- mawcwssmwsvim 1 -,Y fp. , :Nong when I was young- XVhy, it's Kid Day for 1939, remember? Mr. Hanson rests for a moment frnni pushing that vacuum thing uvcr the floor. The bell's ringing, boys! Get those dutls on and get to class. NVithout a fear, these students grin and bear their T. B. patches. Centr.1l's bicyele brigade just ean't leave :oem enough .after the seventh. Picpcr and Law .ire distributing the 1039 Caldrons to hippy subscribers. Menre, with b.u-in. .mel Srhnndt, on the fltmr, combine efforts tu put the pep in the pep session. jinnny S:mfurv.l's urchestra swings at the 1959 junior Prom.