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

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First row: Kenne th Baumgartner, Marjorie Becher, Jim Fisher, Marylin Roop, Bob Fosnaugh, Marilyn Arnold. Second row: Karen Snyder, Rich- ard Kaehr, Merlin Habegger, Kay Heare, Jerry Michel, Dee Myron Byerly. Third row: Harold Dick, Sonja Schug, Bob Hurst, Arlen Mitchel, Mary Haugk, Lowell Michaels. Fourth row: Nancy Shoaf, Albert Egly, Paul Germann, Carol Eg- ley, Junior Liechty, Bill Kersch- ner. Fifth row: Larry Lautzenheiser, Ben Eicher, Dianne Liechty, Car- olyn Christener, Lee Sprunger, Roger Habegger. Sixth row: Geraldine Teeple, Richard Rowdon, Alan Miller, Sharon Hirschy, Jerry Sprunger, Marvin Zurcher. Seventh row: Paul Gerber, Gene McKean, Pauline Gerber, Jim Taylor. Paul Riley, Mary Jane Rice. Eighth row: Nancy Parrish, Rich- ard Landis, Jim Weaver, Louise Simon, Palmer Inniger, Catherine Habegger. Ninth row: Gary Ringger, Hugh Davis, Costa Hike. Not pictured are: Joe Girod, Lydia Graber, Edward Hilty, David Schmidt, Mary Ann Schwartz and Valentine Shetler. Compliments of GERBER ' S MEAT MARKET, Decatur and KOHNE DRUG STORE, Decatur fkksi i ?L fc f$

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S fe (WL M S t fi4 t Last September we Sophomores journeyed back to school to learn more at good old A.C. H. S. After greeting our friends we elected class officers and had our first class party at C.C.C. Camp. In November we sold Adams Central T- shirts and sweatshirts to the rest of the school. In March we staged a carnival for the enjoy- ment of everyone. We then enjoyed our last class party and dreamed of our Junior year. Compliments of ZWICK ' S FUNERAL HOME and FURNITURE and HOLTHOUSE-SCHULTE CO.

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There were about 57 freshmen, about two-thirds of whom were boys, to form the foundation of the class to be known as the Adams Central class of 56. Late in the fall a party was held in the gym. Mr. Watson and Miss Beavers were appointed sponsors. Three of our girls were chosen second team yell leaders and before the year was finished, they were varsity yell leaders. We form a high percent of the members of the chorus and the band.