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

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Fewer students have meant less teachers working at Central this year. Never the less, the faculty main- tained a balance of the exuberance of the young and relatively untried teachers with the guidance of older and more experienced teachers while preparing stu- dents for sales jobs, college courses, bookkeeping posi- tions and skilled factory work. Subjects and the in: structors are found in the Academic Section Page 18 Extra curricular activities as old as Math Club, founded in 1913, and as new as D.E.C.A. (Distributive Educa- tion Clubs of America), established just this year, have given students an opportunity not only to attend but also serve their school. Student spirit, service and support groups, excluding athletic teams are pictured in the Organization Section Page 42 Almost since its establishment, Fort Wayne Central and great basketball have synonymous. Football and track and field events also have a glowing history at Central. Wrestling and Tennis have been included in the comprehensive sports program. This spring golf has been added to the school ' s athletic endeavors as layed out in the Sports Section Page 72 For the first time in the school ' s history, no freshman are among the students walking through the halls, working in the classrooms or joining the various acti- vities and teams. This year only three classes, those of 68, 69 and 70 make up the Central Tigers. These seniors, juniors and sophomores are found in the Album Section Page 94 These four ingredients, each a complex mixture of its own special parts, have been combined and blended together to make Central High School, 1967-68 ? j

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1968 Caldron Fori WaynQ Confral High School Fori WaynQ, Indiana Vol. 55

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