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

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Peace Cn Earth! At long last hostilities have ceased! The enemy has been completely defeated and once again it is a time of peace. For nearly four long, trying years the world has been at War, a conflict that will be tabulated in the records as the most fearfully-scientific War. During these critical times Central gave everything it had to help bring about the ultimate victory. All over the world were men who cherished our school deep in their hearts, fighting for its very existence. Of these, sixty-three made the supreme sacrifice. Our school furnished money as well as men, for every Tuesday morning each Centralite brought his dimes and dollars to invest them in war stamps and bonds. After classes students and faculty worked long hours to keep up the home front. Central successfully met the challenge. +1 af if Now that the world is returning to normalcy, our Alma Mater, too, is lessening its emergency pace. We now look forward to maintaining the tranquility that we all so de- sire. Servicemen are gradually returning to the graying halls, some to continue their education, others just for a visit. Students are preparing to encounter the obstacles of the future with composure of mind, soundness of judg- ment, and tolerance toward others. We are doing our utmost to make the World secure for us and our posterity. if if ar Tori Row LEFT: Eugene Dennis. former business manager of the Spotlight. converses with Mrs. Dorothea Iohnson, publications' adviser. CENTER: Mr. Kenneth Yager, machine shop teacher. greets a former pupil as Dick XVagner visits school while home on leave. RIGHT: Lieut. Herbert Banet. a former asnstantcoach,teHsrnany ofhisexpenencesto head coach hlurray hlenden- hah. CZENTER llou'l.EET: Thvo brothers have a reunion atthe center haH fountains as Paul Sommers and Guy Summers are home together. CSENTERZ Sgt. Charles Patterson looks for his name on the schools war memorial. RIGHT: Hal Elzea and David Doenges get a few angles on the Navy from Chades kmoby. BUTTOBIIQNV LErT:C1ark Sundedand eaw nitheschod cafeteria while his brother, Vaughn Sunderland, and his wife, Mrs. Clark Sunderland,looks on. RJGHT: Pkhvin Lindenberg teHs about XPI2 baskev baH:n Larq'CHevengerand PaulEHankslBtmieagedy. Page Q

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