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

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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

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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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1381? IN THE SPRING of 1948 the DEBS CLUB QDiligent Eflicient Business Studentsj first came into existence and is now a progressive club at Central. Being honorary, DEBS re- quires a B average in at least two business subjects. The purpose is to promote a better interest in the business Held. Miss Georgia Heal is tbe adviser. ,mf .3 J ,J 91:1 ',,,f- Uljlllfll RlGflT: Smmling, I.it.i Klein, liistoiiing S.n'.ili Prewitt, U'C.1SLll'CI'Q Niki Herbst, 5C1'gU.ll1f-.1fA.lI'INNQ klein li r .1 n la e, inenibersliip cli.iirni.in. Suited, Miss Georgia l-le.il, .itlvisein Gloiii Epstein, vice- presitlentq Sue Baxter, presitlentg lS.ii'b.ir.i Bib- cocla, Si:C1'CI.1I'Y. LOXYER l.lll T: Nleni- bers enjoying music .iftg ei' .1 business meeting .ire l1'Il1.1 Mesw.irp, Ruth Roeniblxe, l,it.i Klein, Holly Breece, Rutli lileclienstein. LOXVFR RIQiHT:Se.1t- ed .it tlie pi.ino is Don- n.1 llinlilioiisei' wliile Betty Riclindson, S.1i'.1l1 Prewitt. P.ir Bollliaiivc. Delores Halin, Eleanor Alfeld join in tlie cliorus. BOTTOM: Receiving gifts .it the Cliristrniis party .ire M .1 r t li 11 Starnes, st.1ntlingqCb.1r- lene Forker, Audrey Brgitlfield, Nancy Spit- ler, Anim Friesnecker, .ind Gloria Epstein. Page 99