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

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Shirley Love Reigns at Prom Shirley Love was crowned queen of the 1965 Junior Prom, which was held on the night of May 1. Nate Miller accom- pained the queen. Queen Shirley ' s court consisted of Dorothy Tubbs, Debbie Littlejohn, Julie Flory, Wandra Page, Connie Roberts, Carol Hampton, Carol Scheurer, Penny McBride, Donna Haggin, Susan Huffman, Sandra Mielke, and Leann Cook. The setting for the Prom, which was entitled Some En- chanted Evening, consisted of a huge southern plantation home. The backdrop was the house with several large col- umns, and the grounds were scattered with trees and tables for the chaperones. The set was constructed by the members of the Junior Class. The couples danced to the music of Guy Zimmerman and his Maestros until midnight, and then went to the after-prom party, which was held at the Hobby Ranch House. The Upsetters then provided the music. Sponsors of the class were Mrs. Carolyn Wadlington and Mr. David Griggs.

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Marjorie Louie and Jeanne Dennis work diligently in order to have the decorations for the Prom ready. Shirley Love closes her eyes in a moment of happiness as Clyde Williams, president of the junior class, announces her as Queen of the 1965 Junior Prom. Carol Hampton and Connie Roberts, members of the court, stand near. The Junior Prom court consisted of Dorothy Tubbs, Debbie Littlejohn, Julie Flory, Wandra Page, Connie Roberts, Carol Hampton, crown-bearer Celesta Love, Queen Shirley Love, Carol Scheurer, Penny McBride, Donna Haggin, Susan Huffman, Sandra Mielke, and Leann Cook. The 1965 Junior Prom was entitled Some Enchanted Evening.

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Holiday Programs Show Reverence special assemblies gave Central students a chance to show rev- erence, as well as a chance to learn. The three major programs were the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter ceremonies. Con- certs given by Central ' s choir and band as well as the North Central College Choir and Cal Bos tic gave the students a chance to relax and enjoy good music. Giving thanks for a precious home life was expressed at the Thanksgiving program. The Christmas program gave Centralites a chance to show their care for the less fortunate as they donated many baskets of food for the poor. The Easter program com- memorated the resurrection of Christ. The special assemblies always brought forth a message to be learned by Centralites. The concerts gave students a chance to forget the hustle bustle of homework for a while and learn to relax. The holiday programs had an entirely different purpose, as students took time from class to show reverence. Dressed as a Pilgrim, Carlos Ingram reads his speech in the Thanksgiving Program as senior Ernest Calland listens intently. Shepherds Dexter McCormick, Scott Dingman, and Willie Gilbert cast their eyes upon the heavenly angel, portrayed by Sarah Brown in this scene at Christmas. Mr. McCory took a turn at playing the drums at one of the concerts to provide background music for senior Richard Harris.