Adams Central High School - Cen Trails Yearbook (Monroe, IN)

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P«« tt.v ' vttxt l K$0w w ffi aftfSL ■ $fe|§ lint ■aiWwaOfl Dramatics Display Hidden Talents BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right; R. Adler, B. Brown, R. Currie, C. Striker, B. Cook, R. Schnepp, J. Gilbert, D. Green, A. Birch, D. Raudenbush. ROW 2: C. Cauble, R. Kipfer, L. Sauers, G. Yost, C. Macy, P. Zimmerman, C. Gerber, M. Helsel, L. McCullough, J. Smith, B. Garwood, C. Dick, D. Sprunger, R. Allspaw. ROW 3: J. Soldner, C. Isch, L. Rich, K. McKean, D. Moser, P. Schaffer, D. Rich, L. Genth, L. Stevens, C. Tonner, L. Tonner, D. Miller, S. Wagley, S. Ploughe, L. Osterman. This year the Adams Central Dramatics Club has taken a big step in play pro¬ ductions. With the combination of musical talent and acting ability, a great musical production of Mr. Scrooge from DICKEN’S CHRISTMAS CAROLE was performed. Even though there were last minute memorization of lines plus shaky knees, with the help of stage crews, bright lights, prompt¬ ers, and the directors, the musical was a great success. DRAMATICS OFFICERS: R. Schnepp, Vice-presi¬ dent; G. Yost, Secretary; Don Raudenbush, Presi¬ dent; Cathy Gerber, Treasurer.

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SSS Considers Others” ROW 1: L. Roe, S. Smith, B. Engle, C. Arnold, C. Connelley, A. Dennision, J. Hakes, M. Kaehr, J. Butler, C. Isch, K. McKean, A. Sprunger, S. Wagley, J. Smith, M. Riofas, S. Plough, L. Osterman, C. Biberstein, K. Ham¬ mond, P. Harvey, R. Merriman, J. Workinger. ROW 2: M. Edgell, A. Borne, C. Couble, P. Schaffer, C. Hurst, K. Watkins, G. Longsworth, L. Stevens, E. Schwartz, V. McClain, K. Engle, M. Gerver, C. Anderson, W. Adler, C. Hildebrand, J. Inniger, E. Bollenbacher, N. Cook, J. Soldner, L. Tonner, B. Hirschy, Mrs. Stucky. ROW 3: G. Gerber, L. Hodle, J. Irwin, D. Rich, L. McCullough, R. Kipfer, L. Squers, L. Bieberich, J. Hill, B. Martin, G. Wulliman, H. Bercot, E. Mankey, J. Bryan, L. Balsinger, D. Moser, C. Tonner, C. Macy, C. Gerber, P. Zimmer¬ man, L. Tonner, G. Yost. ROW 4: B. Cook, M. Engle, D. Stettler, M. Kipfer, J. Hoffman, K. Myers, P. Sapp, C. Dick, B. Garwood, J. Double, J. Gerber, K. Sprunger, K. Hammond, M. Helsel, R. King, J. Hamrick, D. Miller. ROW 5: S. Kirschner, L. Longsworth, C. Watkins, A. Teeple, V. Suman, J. Riff, D. Geyer, C. Borne, I. Cauble, C. Elam, A. Houghk, S. Buettener, L. Nussbaum, D. Roudebush, K. Ehrsam, L. Rich, A. Girod, J. Dague. ROW 6: L. Tonner, B. Tonner, R. Tonner, D. Roudebush, P. Isch, C. Cook, I. Hindinlang, C. High, J. Hammond, D. Rich, N. Edgell, V. Burkhead, B. Miller, C. McClain, S. Raudenbush, P. Nussbaum, P. Fiechter. ROW 7: J. Stucky, R. Stavenik, J. Summers, L. Soldner, J. Wulliman, M. Stucky, G. Hart, J. Christman, D. Jennison, L. Henschen, J. Beer. The Sunshine Society ' s motto is others . The help of all the girls and their sponsors, Mrs. Stucky and Mrs. Neilson, made it possible to hold the annual District Convention in which 500 girls attended. The parents were honored at a Ma, Pa, and Me potluck, and the boys enjoyed the Sweetheart Banquet with the theme Twas the Night Before Christmas . The peanut pal week was another special occasion. OFFICERS: Mrs. Stucky, Mrs. Nielson, sponsors; J. But¬ ler, V. Pres.; K. McKean, Treas.; M. Kaehr, Cor. Sec.; A. Sprunger, Cor. Recorder. 44

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PRONE POSITION: C. McCullough, B. Garwood, K. Ehrsam, D. Roudebush. BOTTOM ROW: T. Be bout, S. Lyons, D. Bailey, V. Bowers, A. Hamilton; T. Bebout, J. Haugk, J. Sipe, L. Rich, B. Birch, B. Brunner, D. Roudebush. ROW 2: R. Smith, J. Miller, K. Myers, R. Kelly, M. Hamrick, D. Shifferly, J. Myers, D. Reinhart, D. Moesch- berger, M. Royer, S. Smith, Mr. Hinderlang. ROW 3: J. Double, T. Steury, R. Aschliman, R. Smith, S. Work- inger, J. Brunner, D. Eyanson. Shooting Matches Challenge Rifle Club OFFICERS: C. McCullough, Pres.; D. Roudebush, Re¬ porter; D. Roudebush, Treasurer; K. Ehrsam, Sec.; D. Andrews, V. Pres. The Adams Central Rifle Club has been organized for three years. The best marksmen have displayed their skill by competing in many contests. A number of the members attended a rifle camp this past year. The Spanish Club has been active for three years. Their purpose is to help create a better relationship with Cen¬ tral and South America, by learning more about them. The Art Club is a very helpful organi¬ zation. It has helped make Central decorative and interesting.