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

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SENIOR BAND—FRONT ROW: D. Bluhm; M. Christner; F. Schwartz; D. Arnold; R. Owens,- R, Slickman,- T. Arnold; G. Pyle. SECOND ROW: R. Sipe; B. Steiner; S. Sanders; L. Schug; G. Yager; R. Roth; D. Michaels; C. Haggard; D. Baumgartner; K. Brandt; C. Mitchel; M. Nussbaum; S. Yoder; C. Lehman. THIRD ROW: R. Mishler; M. Sprunger; J. Worthman; L. Foreman; R. Mazelin; J. Sprunger; B. Sommer; M. Hedington; B. Wechter; R. Gerber; M. Lehman; D. Moser; E. Yoder; D. Mishler; C. Yoke; S. Schwartz; L. Habegger; C. Striker; J. Hoffman. STANDING: P. Moser; C. Lehman,- C. Helmrick C. Heller; B. Steury; B. Arnold; Mr. Gerig, director. 20e fuvuuCe utd frhztf Marching into its second year, the three-band system has resulted in the prize-winning Marching Sixty-one, a junior band of Forty-five preparing to graduate into senior group, and Thirty-five beginning musicians preparing for marching. First appearances for the junior band came in November. The senior Sixty-one filed out an active schedule by plac¬ ing in five out of six contests and by playing at all home games, plus some extra performances at the November PTA meeting, the County Music Festival, Monore Community Days,- and the coronation of the Cen-Trails Kina and Queen. Librarians keep band and cho¬ rus music in order. LEFT to RIGHT: Arleen Freels, Betty Steury, Jim Steiner, Doris Cau- ble. MUSIC COUNCIL-FRONT ROW: Linda Schug—Chorus treasurer,- Ron Gerber—Band president; Dave Smith—Chorus president Sonja Yoder—Band vice-presi¬ dent; Joyce Irwin—Chorus vice- president; BACK ROW: Don Gerig — director; Phil Moser — Band treasurer; Gretchen Schnepp —Band secretary; Bar¬ bara Fiechter—Chorus secretary. 22

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AC ' s HIGHSTEPPERS-IEFT TO RIGHT: Arleen Osterman, Jean Smith, and Arleen Zimmerman. Freels, Janice Yoder, Gretchen Schnepp, Shirley s4 t added atfoactco t SITTING PRETTY-LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Freels, J. Yoder, G. Schnepp, S. Osterman, J. Smith, and A. Zim¬ merman. Compliments of KROGER COMPANY and PHIL MACKLIN Decatur Adding a special sparkle to all band formations and marching, were the six pert, highstepping majorettes. These brisk performers exhibited their techniques at every band appearance. Entering a twirlin g contest at Ft. Wayne NISBOVA they placed 1st and 2nd. The majorettes also attended a one day twirling school at Muncie. LEFT: Gretchen Schnepp, Drum Majorette and senior twirler, brought to Central many honors. She has done a fine job instructing beginning twirlers of Adams Central and surrounding schools. Upon entering the contest at Ft. Wayne NISBOVA and placing 1st, Gretchen won 2nd at state. 21

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tncUbe KU4ic JUNIOR BAND-FRONT ROW: J. Arnold, E. Heare, A. Steiner, J. Shoaf, J. Yoder, B. Schnepp. SECOND ROW: K. Rich, R. Schwartz, N. Mitchel, M. Worthman, G. Wolf, D. Hamilton, J. Yoder, K. Stavenick, A. Johnson, K. Nussbaum, M. Stucky, J. Frantz. THIRD ROW: K. Cauble, D. Johnston, M. Moser, J. Liechty, S. Mattox, J. Rowdon, D. Sommer, B. Kohli, B. McMillen, M. Parrish, R. Kaehr, J. Roth, J. Royer, S. Yoder, M. Mann, M. Mann, R. Parrish, L. VonGunten. STANDING: J. Morris, G. Schnepp, D. Arnold, L. Steury, J. Ross, D. Moser, B. Collins, A. Smith, S. Mattox, T. Rupert, B. Wolf, J. Brown, M. Vizard, R. Lautzenhieser, A. Singleton, S. Frank. Compliments of LELAND SMITH INSURANCE Decatur BEGINNERS BAND—FRONT ROW: J. McCullough, S. Hazlewood, N. Steury, S. Schnepp, B. Schnepp. SECOND ROW: A. Inniger, J. Haggard, G. Lehman, C. Schwartz, S. Hartman, N. Habegger, L. Conrad, J. Cauble, C. Michaels. THIRD ROW: R. Wilson, B. Hirschy, S. Miller, S. Bailey, K. Uhrick, S. Lehman, B. McCullough, D. Egley, L. Johnson, A. Freels, C. Fellers, R. Habegger, M. Frauhiger, D. Haggard. STANDING: E. Dennison, S. Cook, D. Smith, G. Zimmerman, D. Fellers, B. Engle. 23