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

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ln..- Y 1-1. Almzw, left: Advertising Manager Abe Schaefer and Managing Editor Frank Roberts, both of the Journal- Gaifette, engage the ready interest of Press Club mem- bers in a candid, spirited discussion after a potluck .... Miss Mcribah Ingham very kindly collaborates with Editor Robert Bienz in planning the girls sports section of the Caldron .... Movie Celebrity jackie Coogan graciously tells Interviewer Adella Costantino about rewards and trials of theatrical life. A-l.'..i..J .. i . W . iff-.pa ,Q 1, -mp, ,J c-,wjhfv .. i' 4: . 1' '.,'4:. ' .e 4. .- Since meeting people is a sure means to building strong personality, Centralites seek contacts with mature citizens, teachers, and visiting celebrities. More than Page One Hulnlrczl Nim.'l4.'en filfow, rllqblz Spotlighters Byron Doenges and XVil- bur Philo, on the annual Tournament News trip. inter- view Mr. Gerald Irwin. principal, at Hoagland, Indiana . . . . lid Langax, writer and speaker, gains much from the vigorous personality of the famed General Hugh -lohnson, who visited Fort XY'ayne this year .... A trophy, yes, but Rivah plane Hassan takes with her also a lesson in psrsonality from her speech instructor, Mr. Russell H. Earle. casual is the influence of admired individuals on young people, in and out of school. Of such things personality is made.

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