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

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COACHES Emma Adams and bhIh idhdd. ' ' of girls in their atlil tic interests at Central SPCRTS of LL SORT By Betty Mathews The Central Girls Athletic Association, with the largest active membership of any club in school, has just completed another successful year. Of the many meetings in which the girls had loads of fun, the Christmas and Halloween par- ties, Play Day, the dance, the exhibition, and the banquet were the most outstanding. The largest event was Play Day for which the Central girls were host to the North Side and South Side Athletic Associations, All kinds of games were played in both gyms and in the activ- ities rooni, then the girls went to the cafeteria where they ate and danced. The affair was a potluck, and there was much good food to spare. Next of the big events was the annual dance which was held February 8, in the cafeteria, fol- lowing the South Side game. Eleanor Luttman and her committee put the Boogie Swing over for a very large crowd. May 2 was the date of the exhibition, in which many girls had a chance to show their talents, Madeline Rodman, Leonteen Rodman, and Delores Treuchet were among the outstanding dancers. When May 28 came it brought the whole club together for the last time at the annual banquet. The trophy winners and the new officers were announced. Lillian Kesler, chairman of the ban- quet, and her committee were responsible for the fun had there. The new officers will be given the opportunity to show what they can do to lead the club to further success. ' The three senior girls having the highest num- ber of points received sweaters on Recognition Day. Each girl received a stripe for every sport in which she made first team for four years. The officers who headed the club for l94U-4l were president, Betty Mathews, vice-president, Mary Ann Mohr, treasurer, Wanda Lipp, secre- tary, Donna Burton, point recorder, Betty Huffman, and advisers, Miss Meribah lngham and Miss Emma Adams The club installed a new system of handling towels. They bought a washing machine, towels, and other necessary equipment By the new sys- tem all the girls were given a clean towel every time they showered. Miss lngham was respon- sible foi' this very beneficial system. CENTRAL GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First row. l. Buckniafier, Schelper, Pritchard, Sweeney, Sthaper, DeHaven, Luttman, Mathews, Miss lngham, adviser, M. A. Mohr, Radke, VanHorn, Menefee, Steller, L Kesler, Bowers Second row Buhlman, S Mohr, Blauvelt, Sund- heimer, Krotke, M. Hadjieff, Doelling, M. Buckmaster, F. Haiiieff, McCarron, Davies, Friedrich, Burlchardt, Faulkner, M. lohnson, Lattimore, Smallwood, Cowan. Third row' Demsey, Wysong, Augustyniak, Bitcby, Huffman, S Kesler, Sand- kuhler, Gebhart, Burton, Nycum, Uhlig, Kieffer, Beckman, Wagner, Henry, Leonard, Zartiiian, Meters Top row. Shearer, lames, Bruot, Meyers, Skory, Niedermeier, H. lohnson, Korte, Mueller, Treuchet, M Rodman, Crabbs, Logan, Herman, Cook, Denis, Fraser, Mooney, Tescula, Pope. Page lO5

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