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

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'rd-I , ...Q-nv m .Q ass, Aa am Lggelnlaing, ancg THEY STEP high, but gracefully: perform marvelously. and with precision: are proud. but modest. Yes, to us students at Central. those Marching Tigerettes are all this and much more. Because of their very excellent performances, they have proven. beyond a doubt, that they possess outstanding talent. and they are now considered as one ol Central's major attractions. To become a Tigerette a girl must pass certain qualifica- tions plus six weeks training under the super- vision of Mr. Elbert Stodden. Besides per- forming during half-times at basketball and football home games and pep sessions. the ABOVE: Mrs. Chester and Beverly Tabar figure their hnancial matters for the Twirlers. TOP LEFT: Barbara Ballister, Judy McCray. Esther Varner, Bonita Scheppele, Carol Lehman. Mary Phillips. Barbara Morton, and Beverly Tabar with their advisor, Mrs. Edna Chester. discuss plans lor selling Christmas corsages. MIDDLE LEFT: The Twirlers gather, while Carol Lehman reads the minutes of the last meeting. BOTTOM LEFT: Twirlers-to-be practice hard. All eight are loyal Centralites and will become nne twirlers in the near future. Page 121

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TOP RIGHT: .Xt the Deceinber ll, llloli pep session Mrs. Cora Berkliead presents it new flag lor the school to Mike .Xltekruse, president ol Student Clounril. ' ' I lOl I.lLl T: Members ol the Student Council polish Central trophies. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mike Alteliruse. president ol Student Council, ralls Student Council to order the otha-ers are qlerry Kirk, Mike ,Xltekrustz Bonnie Betley, and Alerry Caskill. Ql'll0Cl'6l,Cy al'l6l youfg THE MOST important policy organiza- tion at Central is the Student Council. It is advised by Mr. Still, their sponsor. They have done a lot to better things for every- one at Central. Members. chosen for this line group by the honie roonis, meet in the Lewis Rooni on alternate Mondays. Stu- dent Council consists of 63 ineinbers, with a line stall of officers. The big projects lor the year were their dance, the courtesy contest. and the polishing of trophies. -xl'lx l. Page 12

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.1411 fiat: Our igereffefi Tigerettes also participate in contests and parades. The event which is. perhaps. rnost looked forward to by the twirlers, is their annual May Banquet. Preceding the ban- quet. a contest features the regular twirling routines. The winners are announced at the banquet. Also, new ofhcers are announced and awards. such as sweaters. letters. and pins are presented to those that have earned thein. Mrs. Edna Chester is the groups advisor. Their oflicers are: Carol Lelnnan. president: Beverly Taber. vice-president: Barbara Ball- ister, secretary: and Bonita Scheppele. treas- urer. Judy McCray is the niajorette. ll TOP: NIAAIORLTTIL--Iudy Nlc'Crav, tall, bru- nette junior. stands with her baton at horizontal position. ABOVE: Our inarching Tigerettes- Beverly Tabar, Barbara Ballister. Head Majorette -Iudv McCIray, 1-Qsther Yarner, and Bonita Scheppele get ready to do a new routine lor a basketball game. LOYVER RIGHT: The Nlarcliing Tigerettes display the llags while the student body sings The Star Spangled at a pep session. Page 12:5