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

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y on See everuone wa ! ' fell (13 ill zrowikeS do the [ onu; Completing the finishing touches on her chemistry set up may seem easy to on lookers; but Diann Hood knows just how difficult, but rewarding, the job really is. Bill Crazy Legs Fowlkes and Ida Hatch show other dancers how it ' s done at Student Coun- cil sponsored Snowflake Frolic.

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m iai a wi id ti wie we tuid on tk ode bus trips; did For the fourth consecutive year, the class of 1961 sponsored a bus trip to view the Tigers in action away from Fort Wayne. Their first trip of the semester was to Penn Township to see the Tigers battle Penn Township to a 7—7 tie in football. On December 9, the Spotlight announced that John Arnold has been appointed to replace his sister Liz Arn- old, as editor of the Spotlight. Betty Vinson, it was announced, would continue as Business Manager. Decem- ber 13 marked the date for seniors to elect a boy and girl most likely to succeed. Gordon Bainbridge and Elizabeth Arnold were their choices. Central ' s Baby Bengals won the freshman tourney in Central ' s gym on Saturday, December 17. Central won its fifth consecutive freshman tourney in five years. The Tigers also ran their unbeaten record to seven. Mike Derrickson and Miles Dunscombe play chess while consuming lunch. In the back- ground Gary Gemmer and George Smith study.

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Mr. John O. Dare directs the band in a serious number in the cafeteria. The band entertained at an evening concert as well as one for the student body in the morninq. Seventy-Six Trombones . . . Members of varsity choir concei trate their attention upon Mr. Wetzel as he directs them at morning concert. In the picture at right Nancy Favory seems to find Jerry Robinette rather amusing at the Senior Prom of 1960 in the cafeteria.