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

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Election time with Mark Ripley casting his ballot. The Election board consisted of Ron Gerber Wayne Byerly, Richard Hirschy, Murl Yoder Virginia Steffen, Bernice Yager, Bill Hoffman and Marilou Uhrick Rekamemoh committee plans for a busy year; they are Linda Reber, Suzanne Pageler, Brenda Sommer, Joyce Irwin, and Shirley Osterman. F FA Thanksgiving program.

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Practicing what we learned in class was our method of carrying out good citizenship. Four social studies p upils collaborated on Citizenship Day speeches for the PTA, and seven more became public servants for Central ' s own mock national election. Thanksgiving traditions were again ob¬ served with the FFA ' s eleven good will baskets and assembly, plus the posters made by grade pupils. Mid-December saw the Home Ec. depart¬ ment launch a week-long campaign for better breakfasts, completing this segment of the Cen¬ tral Good Citizenship cycle. Speech pupils Jane Uhrick, Mark Ripley, Karen Reed, and Ron Gerber chose Citizenship for their topics when they spoke at the November PTA meeting. 2 facotttuty fatten,. ,, Eleven pupils from Mrs. Mills ' third grade room pose with the bulletin board located in the second primary wing. Left to right: Brian Schwartz, Duane Landis, Rebecca Engle, David Griffiths, Jerry Morningstar, Susan Wagley, Elena Hazelwood. Standing: Sharon Harmon, Steven Landis, Arlene Borne, Carol Teeple. 6 Compliments of BERNE EQUITY EXCHANGE and POPLAR DRIVE-IN Berne Enos Schwartz emerges from the junior high voting booth in Mr. Brown ' s room, after casting his ballot. ■

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I ! Centrals ' farm boys have the opportunity to learn and practice many new and modern farming techniques. Mr. Watson, instructor, teaches them how to test soils, judge livestock, cull poultry, and other general farm practices. Jerry Gerber and Donald Ray are candling eggs at a contest. The boys won first place. Compliments of GERBER FURNITURE UPHOLSTERY DUTCH MILL Bluffton 7 Cecvut t£e Mr. Watson ' s freshmen Ag class are working on their record books, another one of their many projects. Bob Schwartz, Max Egley, and Norman Hart watch closely, as Mr. Collier demonstrates how to use the table saw. 8