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

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Aid Fort Wayne their places as good etticient citizens. The broad interests at Central, including English, history, citizenship, sociology, and vocational shops, aided each one in becoming vital to Fort Wayne's progress. LEP-lr, lfiAnn Kgiglfir, Dfinrtcg Miller, lixce, ,M ' irc, intl lliclwnril Pinky' ton warlq on practical art prziic-cts UPPER RlGHT Mrs, Prrierf i2fX English class rliscasses colonial literature LORMER RIGHT, Mr Gaicl, Margaret Uhlig, Trim Collin, Jean Vcigcilaesang, anti Dun Vifilllv-r-,f ii study the engine at the driving training car, Benny Shopntf, '44, rnanagvw U milk rfiiite i Sunshine Dairy in this citx fur ll C 'wit 9, S.. if 1,3

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f Future Office Girls ical, stenagraphic, and general branches. Typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, business law, clerical practice, salesmanship, busi- ness arganizatian and management cam- pirise Central's varied business curriculum. Each year Centra! supplies Fort Wayne with many efficient attice employees. lii,LOV'.. A l2B typing class practices tar qrcater sDFf'fi fiiici accuracy, which are twn af the mayor aims nl efficient typit, These campetent typists are essential tb the welfare at mir CfiYIWfT1LlV'tIiY, Sarah Masurslf y, '3i, and Barbara Beerger, '47, mc naw pmplnyecl in the filing department of Tnifhcirn il Tank and Pump fsbmpany, hug