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

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lfll Senior play rehearsal of iTl1t'liI7t'1' hy the lion-n rinds liarhara soap into the air during bath efficiency denunistration. Stan XYagner watching -Iohn Richards' gestures. Father Hilhreth, Andy and Andy Rashury help Charlie Stone measure frame of atnhei' lens. lxi huiv, rounds up his dozen. BIIIPLPLEQ Father flips his imaginary Good Theater Crowds Applaud Performances THE DRAMATICS THEATER, under the new directorship of Mrs. Helen Lee. staged four plays during the highly success- ful 1051-52 season, Using the principle that bringing good shows to the audience will improve the audiences conduct, and the morale of the school, Mrs. Lee presented Pearls, as the first one-act, xl Child ls Horn, Dec. 21, .-Xhe Lincoln in lllinoisf' lfeb. 12, and the Senior play, Cheaper by the Dozen, April 18 and 19, Open to any pupil with passing grades, the Theater is not limited to acting talent only. The stage crew, ll'l'T The eldest Gilhreth daughter. Ann. Vesta Snider, listens In lie-au lioh Seidel. constantly aware of presence of Evelyn llredenieyer, cook.