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

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Egg1eston's Hoosier Schoolmaster Would stand with mouth agape To see, not slates and spellers, But autos, movies, test tubes, and microphones! - - - Curriculum, tis,

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7 Sh ldon receives awird from Bob Stem l.lfFT: Yern e ' t ' ' d M, Vxlillis Richardson condutt Miss Rosza Tonktl an r NHS presentation, tis Year lEn.dls realized their ultimate goal when they walked in cap and gown Recognition Day, June 3, 1949. to receive their awards on RIGHT, Standing: Jim liord, Paul Ratl. Arnold C Vern Sheldon. Joseph Marlin. Plumley. .lohn arcs .lack Vvlolfe, .lon Stevenson, Vklilson Porter, Sitting. .lack Rolf, Dick Pifer, Edgar Brown, John Blal-iesly are proud of awards won on Recognition day, June 71. , . , Miss Ingham chats with girls at the National Honor Society banquet. May 12 .... Award winners, standing: Shirley Ross, Ruth Fleclsenstein. .loan Korn, Joanne Taylor, Colleen Rogers, Anita liriesnecker. Martha Starnes. Carol Ellenwood. Gwen Penrose Loretta Nuzum, Joanne Baldwin. Ciloria Aumiller Elizabeth Eavey. Sue Baxter. Miriam Schwartz. Sit- ' ' XV.7 r. Suzanne Rammel, Shirley l.ostutttr. Pat igne ting: Ladonna Brockmyer LEFT: Dr. Gaston lioote speaks at lf?-'ll' Commencement On the stage are Mr, Ashley, Miss Scheumann, and Nlr Abbett. Page 97 zel as

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Tw Zn 0 HAVE a successful democracy, you must have cooperation between leaders and followers. ln the classrooms of Central. you can ind the cooperation between teacher and student that is com- parable to that of a government and its people. Truly, Central could be consid- ered a government. Each classroom is a state. a democracy with its own regula- tions under the central regulatory sy:- tem. But that isn't as far as it goes. Cen- tral's classrooms are seats of learning, of interest, of cooperation. and of initiative. Each student is a citizen of that classf room, and profits by its principles.