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

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JOHN 0. REED B.S., Ohio Northern and M.A., Ball State The class of 1956 will find many memories within the pages of this fine yearbook. May the years you have spent in pursuing the goals of academic and social learning always be the basis of your service rendered to mankind. The hope of the nation lies in the acceptance of leadership from today’s youth. The importance of learning can never mean more than it does in this rapidly changing world of today. This is the challenge that lies before “the class of ’56.” Compliments of LISTER’S STORE and PECK’S HARDWARE Preble

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‘TftemoxicUK “Life ' s race well run, Life ' s work well done, Life ' s victory won, Now cometh rest. Central—and most of all, his pupils—will not soon forget Mis¬ ter Snyder... Remembering him is to recall the very spirit of sincere teach¬ ing, for each of his pupils had an equal chance in his classes. Entering high school, they could feel well-prepared with a pro¬ per foundation for the higher learning. That sincere teaching, based upon his spirit of integrity, is a true landmark of school life. This is why Cen-trails of ' 56, a memory-book of a year of school life, is itself dedicated to the memory of Ezra Snyder.

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Assistant Superintendent County Superintendent MR. HUGH TATE MR. GAIL GRABILL SCHOOL BOARD Seated from left to right: Evan Yake, Floyd Mitchell, William Linn, August Slickman. Standing: Harold Schwartz, Silvan Sprunger. Clerk MRS. MARY BAHNER Compliments of CENTRAL MARKET and COPPESS CORNER Monroe Secretary to Principal MISS RUTH BUSSE