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

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7 cieveCafi . . . Who knows? Perhaps it ' s an unusual verb that has captured the imaginations of Miss Beihold ' s English 9-A pupils! It ' s an alto sax lesson engrossing beginner band member Judy Yoder and bandmaster, Mr. Gerig. Junior high art pupils—Bob Christener, Steve Yoder, Larry Hoffman, Ned Mitchel, Billy McMillen, Steve Ehrsam, and Dave Hamilton— discover brush and paint with the aid of instructor Mr. Feasel. Compliments of VIM SPORTING GOODS Ft. Wayne and COPPESS CORNER Monroe 4 4

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— CONTENTS School Life.pp. 1-17 Activities Section.pp. 18-43 Sports Section.pp. 44-57 Faculty and Classes Section . . . pp. 58-88

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Mrs. Gallivan provides time each week for the Senior Gov¬ ernment class to keep up on current events. Mr. Haggard points out to the U.S. History class, the location of the Suez Crisis. z«tct cfasiacten, . . . Compliments of SPRUNGER LEHMAN and BERNE LOCKER STORAGE Berne To mold us into what we should be is the task of these subjects—the ones that form our way of developing personality and character. Weekly sessions with Our Times helped social studies pupils keep pace with the history being made today in the Near East and Europe. We learned we needed to become skilled in writing, reading, and spelling, in order to measure up to a more demand¬ ing world; thus English still grew in importance. Great literature, a bonus of the English-literature course, rounded out our appreciation of the arts, which was furthered by the music and art depart¬ ments, while some embarked on the language of Latin,- cutting yet another facet in the Central way of learning. Several pupils know the meaning of Ego amo te in Mrs. Stucky ' s Latin class. 5