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

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i- M fo my en SPLASH! and another Hi-Y member dives into the pool at the YMCA for an enjoya- ble swim. The Central Hi-Y Club is the high school division of the Young Mens Christian Association and is affiliated with the state and National Hi-Y. The purpose ol' the club is to create. maintain. and ex- tend throughout the school, home, and community. high standards ol' Christian character. This past year the club sold Christmas trees for the United Fund. and sponsored a dance in the spring. They have planned and held meetings with guest speakers from the business world ol Fort IVayne. ,fl-.J f,A4i 11, TOP RIGHT: A swimming race at the YMCA pool is about to begin among several Hi-Y boys. MIDDLE RIGHT: KIAKINC PLANS lor the com- ing events ol' the year are Mr. Clifford O'lSrien. advisor, Ronald Keck, Bob Smith, IYilliam llett, and Earl jones. MIDDLE LEFT: Ronald Keck, lormer president. turns his ofhce over to Bob Smith in a sign ol friendship. BOTTOM RIGHT: llerry Kirk presents to Bob Smith, president, his finished product, an emblem lor Hi-Y. Page I 13

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nag udinezid gooliezi TO ENCOURAGE INTEREST in busi- ness occupations for students at Central was the reason the Future Business Leaders ol' America Club was fornied in December of l953. To date there are 77 nienibers in FBLA. which nieets every third Thursday of the inonth. The first semester president was -loan lfVeingart. Each year the special social highlights are a dance and the re- ception lor aluninae of the Business De- partinent. The special work project of the year was keeping up-to-date the addresses of lfornier graduates of the club. BOTTOM LEFT: The Coke connnittee at the FBI..-X Club dance set up the Cokes lor a tinie- out relreshing drink. MIDDLE LEFT: New candiclates lor FBLA are taking the oath to beconie nienibers ol' FBLA. MIDDLE RIGHT: .Ioan xveingia-t and other nienibers ol' FBI..-X listen to Mrs. Raymond lroni lntliana einplovnient while she talks about busi- ness careers. 'IOP LEFT: Sylvia Guevara, Connie Hernan- tlef, Margaret Nelson, Ann Beers, Margene Ciavlor and Beverly Zinnnerinan enjoy theni- selves with treats at the l-'BLA Clhristinas party. Page 112

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Shhlqf, .. ROM.-XN 'I'OG.XS-Menibers examine hgures representing the dress of the Page lll ancient Romans. Jafin, iuing angua, e or f957 US.-Xl,VIi'l'E! Salvi et laeti seniper sitislu 'l his is just one ol' the peppy greetings heard as the Latin Club nietnbers assemble to hold their monthly meetings. the second lVednes- day of each inonth. The Latin Club. or- ganized in IQ33. provides social tirnes to- CLHRIXILNIAS-CIarolyn Frame, setretary. gives Clhristnias presents to Marilyn XX'hited, president, and Sherrie Deakins, vice-president. gether. and occasions for singing Latin songs and playing Latin games. This year the club held its Christmas party and gift exchange and a potluck in the spring. The club ad- visor is Miss Vera Baunigartner. Latin teacher. LATIN SONGS-.Xlernbers ol' Latin Club, directed by Miss liaunigartner. sing Clhristnias carols in Latin. 'XX