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

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.ff Y st . 1-si .ff Q...,.49 Ol9l9lCEliS: Holly Breece, secretary-trc.isurerg Anita Friesenecker, presidentg -lean Franke, vice-presi- dentg Gloria Aumiller, sec- retary-tre.1surerq Elizabeth Eavey, presidentg Patty Wfagner, vice-president. SANTA CLAUS qMr. Haleyj hands out presents .it the Christmas patty as Polley, Aumiller, Smith, Brown. P. Wagner, C. Wagner, Walsh, Elliott, and Bonner enjoy their gifts. THE PEOPLE looking .lt old Caldrons of way back are: Rammel, Los- tutter, C. Wagner, Patton, Eavey, Archibald, Glick, Elliott, Aumiller, and Mr, Fleck. Page 100 C F255 bl, PRESS CLUB is an honor Club of publications lt meets once a month, usually in Room 8 or the Activities Room, under the supervision of Mr. Cleon Fleck. Meetings consist of business, food. and entertainment. It is a tradition of Press Club to have a May breakfast each vem- 'P 'ff l ff i w W ' 7'7f5A?'11 - ' 'E' ' ri' AT A X 'M -. 'I 1 fr M1 4- Kwai'-tiles Qi. . : ' . W 1 wh

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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

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Qui! an .Sara CHARACTER is emphasized in Quill and Scroll, a national honor group for deserving seniors of publications. The meetings are held monthly at members' homes. These meetings are informal and pleasant, for they usually consist of initia- tion food and entertainment. The society's main 7 ' l mm banquet in the activity is to sponsor an a u spring of the year. -A fits- ..- 'utr-1 JU 1 - ' ' MTA OFFICERS: A n i t .1 Friesenecker, secretary- tre.isurerg ,lohn Bonner, president: Jean lfranlxe, vice-presidentg Gloria Aumiller, SC1'gC.1l1f-.1I- arms. M E M is E R s enjoy- ing pictures of previous meeting .ind current tietions ,it the home of Mr. Cleon Fleck, the Club's adviser are Don- na Miller. Elizabeth Euvey, Nancy Stumpf, jean Franke, Gloria Au- miller, XVinnie Patton, Anita Friesenecl-aer. IN ALL SINCERITY members participate in the initiation cere- monies. Here are Gloria Aumiller, Jean Franke, Nancy Stumpf. Vern Sheldon, Winnie Pat- ton, Elizabeth Envoy, Donna Miller, Anita Frieseneclier, John Bon- ner. Page 101