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

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The PTA learned about us hom study groups, Cen'l'ral's PTA fook a long look af curriculum fhis year while sponsoring several special evenfs. Areas of general subiecf maffer came info focus, fhe dramafics pupils sfaged a play on feen-age problems, and Curriculars Versus Exfra-curriculars was fhe 'topic of one of fhose Tuesday nighf sfucly groups. One of fhe gayesf of nighfs fhis year was fhe Fall Fesfival, an evening on fhe midway which raised money v Study Grcups were the main feature of the year for fhe PTA. set up its midway, and had open house for worfhy proiecfs such as fhe new conference room furnifure. As hosf of fhe Open House, fhe PTA helped officially fo open a new era for Cenfral. Officers fhis year were Mrs. William Gaskill, presidenfg Mrs. Arfhur T. Rose, firsf vice-presidenfg Mr. Richard Bear, second vice- presidenfg Mrs. Charles Durnell, secrefaryg Mr. D. H. Cloud, freasurerg and Mrs. Harry Whifed and Mrs. Leslie Nuzum, members-af-large. One of fhe social hiqhpoints of the year is fhe PTA Potluck. Olga The busy Commitfee chairmen Mrs, Clefus Deck and Mrs. Gerald Litwinho watches as Naomi Matters serves Mrs. H, L. Ruby. Mrs, Gas- Dofin pose with Mr, Spuller and PTA president Mrs. W. R, Gaslcill. lnill helps herself, Page 106

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spiral of H10 new cerzfeo' stairs is rl, Izamlsome wplczcement of the olrl. V The view, clean lockers create endless 'TOIUS of homes away from lm-me. If one were 'ro dramalize Cen+ral's mighf, +he se-Hing would be slrikingly obvious. A quiel' buf a!mos+ breafh-laking panorama of hues, 'rex1'ures, lines and angles, and lighi' and shadows is now Cen+ral's. The eye cafches pa++erns in every nook and corner, from fhe design in The newly filed 'floors +o fhe rows of lighis which make Cen+ral's day 24 hours long. Indeed 'lhe sfage is sei' wifh fhe modern freshness of fhe day and equipped wi+h 'I'he la+es+ facili+ies available. Yel' somefhing is missing, Cenlral is buf a building, a cold vacancy awaifing fhe individual players. 4 The angular' ll? ,sn f weekly Y ,-llllllllvlllllll final folrueen floirers compliment each, uthefs lrerzzlty in HIC newly rcmmlelevl enfranee on Brzfrr Sfreef. ' A 52

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A welcome io Cenlraf is qiven fo ihe freshman parenls by Mr. Welbaum, woodshop ieacher. A The dramafics deparlmeni fool par? in one of ihe mcis+ successful PTA rneeiinqs of 'rhe year when they presenied l-ligh Pressure Area, a play lor ihe arenfs and reachers, who iurned ciui in unusuali lar e numbers P Y Q for fhe rocluciion, The qrou also carriecl on man cliscussifari rou s F3 , F3 Y Q P on such subiecis as exfra-curriculars and various quesritins Concerning academics. P Top: Digging riqhf inlo fhe delicious food ai fhe PTA potluck are Mrs. Jacob Garmire, Mr. Jacob Garmire, Tommy Deck, Mr, Cleius Declc, and Mr. and Mrs. Clihf Combes. i P Boiforn: Sieady brolher dear, is whaf Cheryl Tillcer says as she winds N up wifh ihe sponge af fhe PTA Festival sponge loss boolh. Qne fakes if fha? brorher Bob qof if righr befween ihe eyes. V Back-To-School niqhl was a heclic rush excepf lor lhe brief luli ohfered ar neon in lhe cafeleria. Page lO7