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

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FFA CHAPTER—FIRST ROW: J. Smith, J. Brown, B. Hart, A. Sharp, L. Funk, G. Bluhm, J. Funk, R. Hilty, J. Inniger, D. Bailey, T. Shoaf. SECOND ROW; C. Inniger, J. Lantz, P. Gerber, E. Gerber, R. Hirschy, A. Habegger, T. Ripley, T. Ringger, L. Habegger, G. Yager, R. Brown. THIRD ROW: Martin Watson, R. Myers, J. Hoffman, B. Hoffman, M. Lehman, J. Gerber, D. Ray, L. Foreman, b. Shoaf, J. Lam¬ bert, J. Schwartz, W. Byerly, P. Moser, J. Tharp. £ectfutttup fo cO%; cCot up fo Ce zr t . Complimnts of FRIEDA ' S BEAUTY SHOP and MONROE GRAIN SUPPLY Monroe FFA OFFICERS—Philip Moser—President; Richard Hirschy—Vice Pres.; Martin Watson—Advisor; Don¬ ald Ray—Secretary,- Emanuel Gerber—Treasurer,- Wayne Byerly—Reporter; Jerry Gerber—Sentinel. 27

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V.JiUt £■ IV. What is it? Wayne Byerly stands beside the homemade mailbox ' at his home. It is made of an antiquated cream separator, three boiling pots, a crosscut saw blade, a plough cutter, an antenna, a cow bell, a horse harness, and other contraptions. FRESHMEN GREENHAND INITIATION: FIRST ROW: J. Inniger, J. Funk, G. Bluhm, L. Funk, J. Hoffman. SECOND ROW: R. Hilty, L. Habegger, P. Gerber, T. Ripley, A. Sharp, G. Yager. THIRD ROW: P. Uhrick, L. Foreman, J. Brown, J. Schwartz, B. Hart. Anthony Sharp inspects the corn he helped his father put out. FFA boys learn to adjust and study farm implements. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Hirschy, T. Lambert, P. Moser. David Haggard (Center) accepts well-earned safety award pre¬ sented to him by the FFA Safety Program Committee, E. Gerber, T. Shoaf, W. Byerly, and D. Bailey. Applying their code, Learning to do; doing to learn,- learning to live,- living to serve, the Central Chapter of the Future Farmers of Amer¬ ica have completed another well-balanced year. The 28 enrolled members participated in judging contests, demon¬ strations, a TV and radio show, and general practice class work. Winning a bronze emblem at the State Chapter contest, the chap¬ ter entered the National contest and there received a superior rating— good proof of their ability to translate learning into doing. FFA ' s social activity provided learning to live and living to serve . Greenhand initiation, the Farmers ' and Farmers Wives ' party, and a trip to the International Livestock Exposition were a part; but more important, they fulfilled their fourth goal by ridding the area of destructive animals in their pest contest, and again they sponsored the Fifth Annual Thanksgiving Program. 26

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ART CLUB OFFICERS: President—Danny Mendoza, Secretary—Rose Lantz. Sponsor— Mr. Feasel, Vice Pres.—Jane Uhrick, Treasurer—Marilou Uhrick. Delores Sauder, Marcia Merriman, Danny Men¬ doza, Barbara Steiner, and Judy Worthman work on their art proiects. Central ' s artists enjoy the extras that have added color to our halls: making Christmas and other Hol¬ iday decorations, and working in several different art mediums. The club arranged parties, had demonstrations from artists in related fields and took a trip to Ball State Galleries. Compliments of IDEAL DAIRY BAR AND DICK MANSFIELD MOTOR SALES Decatur im cutyCe ART CLUB—FRONT ROW: R. Sipe, M. Uhrick, B. Steiner, M. Merriman, R. Lantz, D. Sauder, I. Merriman, A. Zimmerman, J. Worthman. SECOND ROW: B. Sommer, J. Uhrick, C. Neuenschwander, D. Mendoza, S. Collins, B. Lambert. 28