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

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g s c s e ' 5 a o»a s i ai— m» Sofc6omo%e Marilyn Arnold, Kenneth Baumgartner, Marjorie Becher, Dee Myron Byerly. Carolyn Chris tener, Harold Dick, Carol Egley, Albert Egly, Jim Fisher, Bob Fos- naugh. Paul Gerber, Pauline Ger- ber, Paul Germann, Cather- ine Habegger, Merlin Habegger, Roger Habegger. Mary Haugh, Kay Heare, Costa Hike, Sharon Hir- schy, Palmer Inniger, Richard Kachr. Bill Kershner, Richard Landis, Larry Lautzenheis- er, Diane Liechty, Gene McKean, Lowell Micheals. Alan Miller, Arlen Mit- chel, Jerry Mitchel, Nancy Parrish, Mary Jane Rice, Paul Riley. Gary Ringger, Marilyn Roop, Richard Row don, Sonja Schug, Nancy Shoaf, Louise Simon. Karen Snyder, Jerry Sprunger, James Taylor, GeraldineTeeple, James Weaver, Marvin Zurcher. Compliments of Heller Coal, Feed and Supply, Decatur llVXT X- Xl - V. ' V-« J«r SZ»£ i k7 «Si« V ' Nr VVT.-VV 1

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' i9C»«OT iiftuiiunu™Ltii yCT »f: . ■.v.x. . - - :■■:%■, jcv- w Viiiiir in inters flu Uo t S t€tft Last September we Jun- iors came back to Adams Cen- tral looking forward to two more years of high school at good old A. C. H. S. In the fall we thrilled the public by- presenting the play Stranger in the Night. We also spon- sored a bake sale and scrap drive to raise money. During the year we enjoyed two class parties. Compliments of Smith ' s Scrap Iron Co. - Decatur. 26

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' Yvxttrmm: Z£SSs$a -SS 85S! i?o s« svMssjcH:« ' Ai i ■ unfir irjt Last September we returned to A. C. H. S. as Sophomores. We entered the old building in Kirk- land township and anticipated en- tering the new one. In January our dream came true. Our class activities thus far have been limited to one class party. But we have hopes of hav- ing another party, of ordering our class rings, and of sponsoring some money making events for a boost to our treasury. Compliments of First State Bank of Berne. 28