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

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U.S. horseshoe pitching champion Danny Kuchcinaki carefully studies his distant target. Masters of ball control, the Harlem Satellites slipped to a 61--42 win over the A.C. faculty. Flanked by 27 brimming bas¬ kets, FFA President Dave Wilder calls the Thanksgiving Day as¬ sembly to order. Centered between Lynette Wild¬ er and Janet Zurcher (left) is the senior ' s third place Horn of Plenty . Little acorns make big oaks, little thanks make Thanksgiv¬ ing . . . Janis Aronld accepts second prize for Mr. Ehrsam ' s 7-B class while standing beside the first-place senior ' s Pilgrim Hat. 19

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FLOATS SUFFER WIND DAMAGE, DAMPNESS Even though floats came in all shapes and sizes (above), the Seniors stuck to something a little more conventional, Happiness is Reaching Our Goal to se¬ cure third place. Nearly getting a chance to swim is the first place soph float A Whale of a Victory . The juniors landed second with Happiness is a Warrior Roast . The Art Club ' s craft (below) graphically represents a Well rounded team . f4 r} 4 Uik ' h

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SUNSHINE SCENES (Top) The theme of the 1971 Sunshine Banquet, as can be seen by the realistic setting, was A Mexican Fiesta . (Center) Touching up the decorations are Mary Jo Nussbaum, Becky Kaehr, and Becky Yost. (Above) Charming Vicki Meyer, Pres, of the Norwell Sunshine Society, provided entertainment. (Right) Besides being a great date, the Sunshine Banquet means good food to the guys.