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

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0 f 'F ' A V ff ff VARSITN Tlf-XM: Kneeling-Coach Williaxiis. Brown. Russell. Matthews. Burch. Smith. Mills. and Holi Curts. Standing-Carswell. Kelso. Flowers. Carr. Kelsaw. Wims. Jones. Kameier. Starke. and Meeks. Speedy Boys, New Reeords Mark 955 Traelk Season SPE EDY lroys and good records marked the shot put. 52 feet 7 inches. ,lohn Flowers did a l955 track season for Mr. Lester Pete Wlil- very fine jolm in the high jump. and John Kelso. liams. track eoaeh. and his team. The team had just a freshman. turned in a fast time in the 4-10- a fttttlltl of eight wins and three defeats. They yard dash. The prospects for 1956 look even took third in seetionals and tenth in state. Two lretler. with a group ol' talented freshmen eoming reeords were set. one in the mile relay. and one In the sl rot put. Fred Meeks. John Kelso. ,laek up. and just tln'ee hoys leaving from last yearis team. Mr. Wvilliams said. ln l958 the traek Vt lms. and Jerry Hureh ran the mile relay in .5:21.5. Wilbur Davis set a neu reeord in the Page lllfl team will not lose a meet. BELOW Ll'il7T: RESERVE TEAM: Kll6?llIlQf'llI'lllllll. lleVoe. Miller. Tinker. Broun. Stine. and Davis. Stancling+Sidwell. Hughes. Stanford. Ben Hawkins. Morton. Bolw Haw- kins. and Benson. BOTTOM RIGHT: Logansporl Trophy winners are Wixiis. Starke. Curts. and Meeks. Q0- ..v9'NN.

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DISTANCE MEN SPRINT-Top Left: John Kelso and Charles Curts. pass the quarter-mile linish mark while competing in a cross country raee with South Side at Franke Park. TOP RIGHT: This is our cross country team. Seated-Charles Curts. Herman Tinker. Roh Hawkins. jerry Burch. Rex DeVoe. Don Chix'- ington, Gene Matthews. Standing- Tharnell Hollins, Bob Brown. Ben Hawkins. john Kelso. Roger Sarrazin. Boh Rumpf. and Jack IIUUISV. Our Fleetffooted Men Fly COACH Pete Vllilliams whipped another fine Cross eountry team into shape for another winning season. The long distanee men rang up a 6 won. 2 lost reeord for Central. losing only to North Side and Marion. Central had a very fast team with many ol' the boys hreaking the II-minute mark. On the whole our team this year was balanced pretty evenly. hut Kelso stood out as the most consistent runner for Central. Central in the first two en- counters won over Coneordia 50-I5 and South Side 31-28. After this we lost meets with the very Close seores. Bl-28 and 35-27. Central in the Sectional tied for second place. And the team won l7th place in State to round off a terrific season of play. Central's team this year was composed of mostly under- Classmen and juniors. leaving a very strong team for next year's meets. CENTER: Racing against Elmhurst in tough Competition are Henry Sanders and Rex DeVoe. RIGHT: The State cross eountry team wears honor sweaters. Back rowfRoger Sarrazin. John Kelso. Boh Rrown. Middle rowfCharles Curts. Jerry Burch. Rohert Hawkins. Front row-Rex DeVoe, Herman Tinker, Don Chivington. Page 107 .-. .aft 'A . ' ' - W- X-F2'f:.,'A t ., I- X .- -wt . .yi A ,E . I ' Q -4 Su'- is I. .-.f .., K - . , V - f 5 'I gf' ...pf-F . ,195- se S - 1 e .5265 -,,5-Q ..f 5 s .1 'Q S , a le an -L...--was W I ,, I M, - ff ? - ' . g:L..,,, lf. Tx A T. we ,,.... . N 'ar' N 4 4 l- ..- .0-

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at Q , 'VSA Q45 ,dj ' .K-, f:!:,.'F' H ef ,. '- -1, :A L V 5 ji. f,. - fgL.., .mi ..,. . .. . W.. - ' 1 V .ngfsfi f.'-1 11,1 ,A . , Mrs, M , Q,,.-.'.-,..fft267'f ',v1fsi'f 59- - , ,...m..f., ffl' K . ' I ,X .Qff t J-I ' .Lf FLYING HIGH AND FAST-TOP LEFT: Witli a mighty leap Frank Sidwell leaps high in the pole vault at the tri- angular meet against North and South Side High St-limtls. April 12. 1955. TOP RIGHT: Nate Bates tries hard in the broad jumpl at the triangular meet against Nnrth and South Side High Sc-lnmls. April 12. 1955. CENTER LEFT: Frank Smith and Ed Russell run in the 100-yard clash against lVlarion at South Side. CENTER RIGHT: Panting hard. Jack Willis Comes in first in the Sectiunal in the 13510- yard dash. April 12. 1955. LEFT: The 1,-onipetitiun is great in the 1955 Sectional as Jim Gramln-ell tights hard in the 120-yard low hurdles. Page 109