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

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Wafure THE NATURE CLUBS outstanding events were the ollicers' trip to Indiana University, the trip to Pokagon Park, and the out-door breakfast. The program of meetings consisted of project Work, speak- ers, movies, and games. The requirements to join are one or more semesters of Biology and a growing interest in nature. Miss Spangler advises. gfu HHH' ' I',I! l 5: ...J-F I HY.: . -'f -. - bf OITICLQRS: Carol Gep- lnart, vice-president .intl secretiiryg Evelyn Nlast. tre.isurer .intl 5CCl'CI,ll'yQ li i c li .1 r tl Gainbrell, l1'C.lSl.l1'CI'1 Nancy Nlil- ler, president: Vernon Vice. vice-president .ind president. STUIJYING p l .1 nr leaves .ire l:I'.1I1li Grider, Vesta Snider .ind Doro- thy Xlfilson . . . Listen- ing to bird calls over tlie plionograpli .ire Jo! lene A el .1 m s, -I.iekie lliuglierty, Loretta Nu- zum. ,lack XY'olfT. LOOKING .it nature magazines .ire Carol Guentlier, xxY.lHL.l.l Am- brose. Dick Burg. Frank Grider, Bud Harvey. Sitting, Ruth Demland. Vesta Snider, Loretta Moser. Page 97

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OFFICERS: QI .1 c k i e May, secretairyg Miss Gertrude Beierlein, ad- viser: B.irb.ir.i Babcock. president. BARBARA LEAZIER, Marcia Schmidt, Eve- lyn Nahrwold, Sara Prewitt, a n d Holly Breecc work at the desk checking library rec- ords. RUTH ROEMBKE, Marlene Shields, Robert Anders, Norma Brittin, I, o i s Starost. Mary Monahan, Irene Ples- cher, and M a r c i a Schmidt look over and check the magazines and books. Page 96 Oggfafy YOUR name and home room, please? This is the chant of the Z0 student library helpers. Central's Library Service Group or- ganized in 1936, has the motto That I may be of service. As workers come in Contact with the student body, this service develops dependability and accuracy. Student help- ers receive certificates and pins for their achievements. The librarian, Miss Gertrude Beierlein, is adviser for the club. 'F' - -QL. .dl I -Y I

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ifd fu! THE OBJECT of Rifle Club is to teach and put into practice the use of firearms. A per- son who has obtained the sum of 100 points is eligible for a letter. Also medals are given by the NRA for good marksmanship. The boys that went to the state match at Indian- apolis were Don Pace, Bob Linn, Bill Bur- kett, Bob Nichols, George Jacobs, and Mr. McNeely, club adviser. OFFICERS: Don Pace, presidentg Bill Burkett, range otlicerq Rodger Krider, s e cr e t a r yg George Jacobs, treasur- er, inspect the target. Bob Linn, vice-presi- dent, was absent. FOREGROUND: Kri- der, Herbst, Zollinger, Sumney, Jacobs aim at the target. BACK- G R O U N D: Nickels, Cutter, Pace, Barney, Harris, Hatfield, Mr. W. H. McNeely, advis- er, Fenster, Summers, Harvey, Burkett and Ebnit. FOREGRQUND: Kri- der, Sumney, Herbst, Zollinger,Burkett,Pace. BACKGROUND: Nickels, Mr. McNeely, Whitton, HatHeld, Bar- ney, Harvey, Ebnit, Fenster, Linn. Page 98 W' L