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

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r ,T,c A I ,v,o joJi ,„„n f rhp new Evm Mr Soulier was master-of-ceremonies for the occasion. Mr. Phil Eskew, commissioner of IHSAA, speaks at the dedication ot ttie new gym. y

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Msny pi 0e(jU0infed $f ' B$ek-to-Sehool, ' el$$s psfty Lowered ceiling, the fresh smell of paint, new dressing room facilities, a new floor, and other improvements, all a part of the remodeling of the gyms, were finally finished in October for class use, although the initial pep session was con- ducted there. Keeping in step with the Oaober at- mosphere, the sophomore class had its after-school class party, Autumn Magic. This class activity provided a time for classmates to meet and get aquainted, while dancing and listening to favorite rock ' n ' roll top tunes. Students weren ' t the only ones ex- ploring the school and facilities and get- A money-making project for the sopho- mores was their dance. Here Jan Whitfield, Ruthers Hawkins, Curtis Booker, and Doris Samuel .seem to be enjoying the music. Central was visited by principals and super- intendents of schools belongini4 to Ni;r:h Central Assn. Mrs. Schmidt and Mr. Spulier greet a principal. ting acquainted. The Parent-Teacher As- sociation sponsored Back to School night, inviting the students ' parents to come to school and to see the remodeled gyms. Parents gathered in homerooms in place of their sons or daughters and attended shortened class periods. This provided a chance for parents and teach- ers to get together and see the school. Among Central ' s many visitors were principals and superintendents of the North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges. This year Central hosted the NCA meeting in October. Superintendents and principals o f var- ious schools had a forum to discuss mat- ters of mutual concern and visited many of the classrooms and talked to teachers and students. Altogether. October . was a month of getting acquainted. Open house was the major project in showing off the newly remodeled gym. Linda Englebrecht and Bill Doctor reg- ister Mr. Leslie Fry, school board member.

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Ptojecf Qmn, U$nks ' ii in mfked Noi etnbet Theme tor the Thankscu ini, pro.uram was based on the landing of the PiUrims and what thev mav have seen in a New World. A n-.i|or project of the Student Council is proiect trcen By their efforts, plants, lloweis, and trees now beautify the school Here, Jeanne Foote, Ray Meshberger, and Loren Fifer plant one of the tn Mrs. Martone delivers a eulogy for the late President Kennedy at the Thanksgiving program. Kennedy was assissinated the Friday before. Bob Hopson races pa ' -t Neil C.arnes ot New Haven as Bill Harper watrl-.es his Tij er teammate. The game was played at Centrals . ym.