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

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enft0lites fill leism horn with mtk in font Every Thursday of tlie weeks there are Spotlights the staff gets together and folds Spotlights. Folding are Susie Lantz, Carol Herrick, Cindy Dill, Cheryl Johnson, and Clara Imbody. After they fold the papers they count them for each homeroom for Friday morning. The girls receive points for folding which helps them to get into Press Club. Best representing dramatics part of extra-curricular activities would probably be this year ' s Junior Play. Put on by the Junior class, Best Foot Forward was considered one of the best plays this year. Trying to make dear a simple fact are Juniors Mike Himes, Brad Durnell, Jackie Adams, Arthur Page, Barbara Mor- gan, Russell Overby, and Jay Penndorf.

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Paul Cox, Ron Richardson, Jerry Betley, and Henry Suder find lunch hour a good rime for fellowship along with eating in the cafeteria. Some students bring lunches from home. Miss Zabel, student teacher, Mrs. Martone, Miss Heal, and Mrs. Klenke enjoy eating and gossiping in the storeroom of the cafeteria. Men teachers eat in the main room of the cafeteria.

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exft$-cmieul0t m9s Extra-curricular .ictivitics can be broken down inro four areas, in addition to athletics — clubs, dramatics, music, and publications. Probably the largest of the four groups is clubs, both in number of different organizations and in total membership. The roster includes 17 clubs. Some are academically slanted, as Anthony Wayne Club; others are merely service groups, as Lettermen. Some meet regularly, as Press Club; others have no meet- ings, as Service Workers Club. Dramatics program provides entertainment for the school through class plays and one-act plays presented during the school day. Participating students also learn much about the stage and appearing before audiences. Extra-curricular music includes band, choir, and twirlers. These three organizations entertain at pep sessions, concerts, and home games. The Spotlight and The Caldron comprise the pub- lications area. Here students learn and practice jour- nalisric skills on the yearbook and the newspaper. Central ' s concert choir sings for many functions tfiat take place in the gym and auditorium including concerts and special programs. It is directed by Mr. William Wetzel, and is accompanied by Jackie Adams and Michelle Cook. Maria Webster is one of Central ' s 17 club presidents who conduct regular meetings of their organizations. Maria must also take charge of the Booster Club ' s coun- cil meetings. Maria must have poise, be a good speaker, and know parliamentary procedure to be an efficient president. Club presidents must know all the members to be able to appoint committees quickly. Club mem- bers must also be alert in meetings. 11