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

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Officers for the first and second grade periods are, seated, Sandra john, vice- president: Barbara Carpino, president: Violet Yeager, secretary: standing, Macle- line Elder, treasurer: l..aDonna Gruber, devotions chairmang Leola Yeager, pub- licity chairman. We Make Friends FRIENDSHIP CLUB is only one of many Y-Teen clubs in Fort Wayne. It was organized in I9l6 and now has a membership of 53 girls. The club meets every second and fourth Thursday of the month. The club teaches how to face life squarely, to Find and give the best, to aid members in developing mentally, spiritually, and socially. Sev- eral highlights of the club were the for- mal initiation, a welcome party for the freshman girls, and a Christmas party. Special Work projects were the World Fellowship project, the Y-Teen Spring Banquet, and the Tournament Twirl. The advisers, Miss Marie Lebamoff and Mrs. Lorraine Davis, do a wonderful job in leading the girls. TOP: Miss Lebamoff serves punch at the Christmas party. ln the picture are Miss Horner, Y-Teen director, Leola Yeager, Mrs. Watson, Sandy John, and Barb Car- pino. MIDDLE: The girls of Friendship Club pick up pamphlets from the Leisure Electric Home tour. BOTTOM: Opening their Christmas exchange presents are these happy girls. Page l IO

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TOP LEFT- GIRLS' CHOIR - Row One: l S cler L' da Myers, Carol Graham, Leia ny , ' ' ' R th in Barbara Pearson, Janet Glesekmg, Lols u 'cl Richard, Marjorie Honeick. Stauffer, Lin a Row Two: Halyna Bugajenko, Mary Yustis, Pat Deihl, Olive Marquiss, Kina Christian, Barbara Wattley, Carol Crothers, Sharon Jantz, Edna Straub. Row Three: Alma Gray, Nina Badders, LouEda Prine, Marcia Jones. Sharon Paulson, lla Ake, Mary ,lane Myers, Ud l ch Luclmila Pryschtschepa, Barbara a y A ' BOYS' CHOIR - Row One TOP RIGHT. : Clifford Mason, Ronny Hoppas, Donald Short, Charles Curts, Tony Herport. Row Two: Betty Moore, accompanist, Don Nolt, Robert Wuebbenhorst, Ed Hillcer, Mil-ze Milligan, Jerry jones, Dick Miller, Dick Smith. Row Three: Eugene Barnum, Jesse Heredia, Rex DeVoe, Darrell Monroe, Bill Pifer, Richard White, Bud Woenker, Harry Harrington, Richard john- ston. MIDDLE: GIRLS' SEXTETTE-Betty h G1 ria Smith Barbara lvloorc, Kathryn Elop , o , Leggett, Leah Klein, Joyce Stricat, Rebecca ljavrs, Dianne Reese, Bonny Garard. BOT- TOM RIGHT: BOYS' QUARTETTE--Mike Milligan, Leo Daniel, Ed Hilker, Felix Younger. Page l 09

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Sally Hirschy, president: Janis Runyon, secretary: Yvonne Prudhomme, vice- president. Busy Library Girls LIBRARY SERVICE CLUB was or- ganized in 1936 to enable the library to function efficiently and to give valuable training to those who help in the library. At present there are 20 members. Mrs. Dorothy Vallance is adviser of the club. Every member works one period a day or before or after school. Special social highlights of the year were their Halloween and Christmas parties in the fall and their St. Patrick and Spring party later. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Vallance, adviser of Library Club, heads the table at the Christmas party at refreshment time. MIDDLE: Helen Kohr, Jane Preston, Sharon O'Brien, and Shirley Parish eagerly play a game at the party. BOT- TOM: Donna Dornseif, Carol Sue Trov- inger, Mrs. Vallance and Rosalyn Hilclen- brand check files while Myrtie Ruth Fous- nought checks out Della Reecl's book. Page Ill