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

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« £ f-p.. ' (Left to right): Mr. Goble, director; Mary Jane Troxel, Pat Barg r, Paul Hill. (Back row seated): Shirley Steury, Anna Inniger, Delores Graber, Irene Schwartz, Lupe Costello, Norma Conrad, Mary Ellen Byerly, Virginia Mitchel, Bob Johnston, Don Walters, Nolan Griffiths, Don Graber, Virginia Taylor, Carl Bluhm. (Front row seated): Diana Crist, Ronnie Stucky, Clifford Hirschy, Danny Gerber. BAND AND DRUM MAJORETTE CORP A band was organized this year by Merle Goble, the new music leacher. Mr. Goble started with an eight-piece band but now has seventy-five band members, twenty twirlers, four of them are in high school, and twenty-four song flutes from the fourth grade. The band played for all the home basketball games and the spring county festival. Adams Central now has one of the largest school bands in the county. Barbara Walters, Mary Jane Troxel, Marilyn Durr, Elaine Freels. Page Twenty

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JUNIOR CLASS DI 1st Row (left to right): Ann Inniger, Pal Arnold, Pauline Schwartz, Mary Ellen Byerly. 2nd Row (left to right): Alice Yoder, Miss Preston (sponsor), Fannie Margaret Habegger, Gloria Crownover. 3rd Row (left to right): Dale Warthman, John Liby, Lester Schwartz, Dave Nussbaum. 4th Row (left to right): Don Walters, Earl Yoder. Off the Track was a play dealing with the difficulties of stalled railroad passengers. The setting was in a waiting room of a small wayside railroad station on a dark stormy night. A s!range mixture of people were thrown together when a fast train was derailed and the passengers came inside to waif for a relief train. Members of ihe class who appeared in the play were: John Liby as Bill, a handsome law student; Earl Yoder as Bill ' s good-natured friend; Anna Inniger, Mary Ellen Byerly, and Alice Yoder, all as college girls with lots of pep; David Nussbaum as the hen-pecked Willie, fiance of possessive Evalina, played by Mary Ellen Schnepp; Fannie Hebegger as Pidgie McDougel, a curious old maid interested in the contents of a bag guarded by the hard-of-hearing Pazenby, Donald Walters in real life. In lhe play Gloria Crownover is a wealthy and haughty Mrs. Vandernevter; Pauline Schwartz plays an Italian matron; Antonia, her twelve-year-old daughter, is played by Pat Arnold. Lester Schwartz is an illiterate and amusing station attendant, Silas Doblins; and Dale Warthman is the unamused station clerk. Page Nineteen

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Top Row (lell lo right): Enos Schrock, Marie Habegger, Barbara Haugk, Marilyn Durr, Bernila Ehlerding, Mary Jane Troxel, Patsy Teepie, Delores Graber, Diana Crist, Pauline Rupert, Lupe Costello, Elizabeth Johnston, Mary Lou Hannie, Bud Cook. Middle Row (left to right): Mr. Goble, Mary Michaels, Mary Jane Steury, Carolyn Egly, Gloria Crownover, Phyllis Kohli, Audrey Andrews, Hattie Thomas, Edith Steury, Irene Schwartz, Pat Barger, Kenneth Frank. Bottom Row (left to right): Paul Hill, Danny Gerber, Clifford Hirschy, Lester Schindler, Doyle Arnold, Gerald Nussbaum, Jim Riley, Bob Miichel, Duke Hendricks. CHORUS The Adams Central Glee Club has a membership oi 54. There is a Boys ' Glee Club, a Girls ' Chorus, and a mixed chorus. The Glee Clubs sang ior the Farmers ' Institute and took part in the county music festival. Small groups oi the Glee Club furnished must: for differ- ent programs throughout the year. Page Twenty-One