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

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Applying Sciences OUR CCOKING classes make a dis- tinct contribution in preparing girls for careers in the home. The course teaches how to prepare Well-balanced meals at a nominal cost. IN CHEMISTRY classes our pupils benefit from modern equipment and methods in seeking the truth in sci- ence. ln chemistry young scientists gather such knowledge as will pre- pare them for professional careers in medicine or science. JD- 1' Charlotte Black, Marylin Miller and Ann Richards perform various culi- nary tasks in cooking class. George Jacobs. Carol Gep- hart, and Skippy Bromel- meier observe c h em i c a I changes in substances in chemistry class. AW M z ,X Page lOl

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Page l OO Keeping Safe cmdl Well THE MAIN purpose of health and safety instruction is to give the stu- dent a wealth of helpful inform a- tion pertaining to the structure and functions of the different parts of the human body and to acquaint h. . im with the needs of the body to keep it healthy lt is ho ed tl' . p ns course will help the student in the future to keep his body safe and sound. Jack Stricat examines a slid ' b' e in iology class while Juanita Roembke takes notes on his findings M . John Fey, Audrey Bradneld and Pat Wagner explain the positions and functions of the organs of the human body to Mr. Steclfs health class.

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Page 102 Alihszg M., N 9 Learning Shop THROUGH TH such as Wood, mach E various shops ine and auto, at Central. a student receives a vast and V l ' a uable supply of instructions and information which enable him to hold the offered by the various factories in Fort Wayne and els tral's shop courses feature the most advanced techniques and equi pment in northeastern Indiana. more specialized jobs ewhere. Cen- Gene Schlickman, Ted Deal. and Pat Leon thread a chuck in machine shop. Steve Libbing. Don Wilkins, Frank Hicks, and Sam Sims learn various tricks of tr d ' a e in woodshop. 1