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

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'l'Ol': Carlton Sheets is showing these boys how to cheek a target with a guage They are Keith lily, Carlton Sheets. Richard Leach, ,lim Scheerer, Roland Kerr. and Richard Calnpton, Putting riiles hack into the gun case after the match is finished, are llruee Kryder, Franklin Slices, Ed Urlselier, Ronald Nlahler and Richard Marksmen Prove Skill Sportsmanship on Range RIFLE CLUB is one of the more recent club additions to this expanding institution. Mr. XY. H. NlcNeely serves as adviser for this organiza- tion ancl states that its purpose is to teach boys to shoot accurately, promote sportsmanship, fair play, self control, and cooperation. Special work projects include striving to achieve a perfect score on the rifle range and to develop able members to compete in the annual state rille meet. The national government whole-heartedly backs this club by furnishing for its use the necessary guns and ammunition. OFFICERS: Carlton Sheets, presidentg Doyle NYhitton Rice president.

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A 95 x I 1 i 3, 1 lOl': -lack llamlet puts up decorations for limit Owl llopf' lionnie Nloser take part in a bird study meeting. George Hogan, -loan Stouder. inner. Ann Kivliartls. Nlyrnct Rogers. Nlary lirown and l'at XYine Alfred S1m'all.,Iaek Ilalnlet. and Alive Croghan work on the elub's put angel hair on the tree at their Christmas party. IHCLONY: Shirley bird house project. -Xughinlrangh. -lean RLIIHplt'. Nlary liroyrn, Ann liiehards, Loretta ature People Love Wildlife, Great Out-of-Doors ll e NIS To PRUMQVTE greater interest in the study of nature among Central students is the purpose of the Nature Club. This Club, organized in 1037, has 25 members and is directed by Bliss lya Spangler. Une of their main projects this year was building bird houses. As their social highlight of the year, the members sponsored the Ulloot Owl Hop as their annual dance, The club also tool: a trip to Chieagos Museum of Natural and Industrial History. This club meets on the first and third Thursday of each month in Room 308. The Club takes many hikes both during fall and spring semesters. Ol'l ltflCRS: -lean Rumple. vice-president: Ann Richards, presi dent: and Louis Ojeda, secretary.

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TUV: Nlr. Richards talks to the assembled group about the plans for BELONY: -Terry Garrison, Ian llclloyyall. and -Terry Sliackelfo the XYashington trip, Louis ,-Xrnette proceeds with the informal administer torture, Carlton Sheets interrogates Bob Seidel in the ca e initiation of new members. Evelyn Hretlemeyer and Norma ,lean of the comic book mystery. Funk show how to play 21 ga nthon Wayners Encourage Interest, Learn e ll0 ANTHONY XYAYNE Club members work together to foster a better understanding of our history and goyernnient and to practice a spirit of democracy. The members demon- strated living together in a democracy in their presentation of a mock trial before students and parents, dealing with a school problem of comic book reading. They con- tributed their bit to enthusiastic school spirit in their pep session skit, How the Redskins got their Name. They encouraged the de- velopment of a greater interest in history and government by presenting The Prisoner of Shark Island and by sponsoring a bus OI l TC'I'fRS: ,Terry Shackelford, president: Iiyelyn Brede- meyer. secretary: Marilyn Findley, rice-president: Stan Reidenbach. treasurer.