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

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Terry Hike fixes a tire at a local filling station where he works after school and on Saturdays. Aerial view shows annual 4-H fair where many Central students exhibit their projects. Fun and Service Working in a local restaurant, Wanda Neuenschwander earns extra spending money. 6

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The lunch line may seem long but the waiting is forgotten when we receive our plates with food. the Everyday Sights Barbara Sommer, Marilou Uhrick, Donna Cauble, and Judy Boggess hear Mary Hamrick explain what happened last period. “Yes-sir-ee, it was this long,” says Mr. Haggard, jokingly to several junior boys. I 5

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Centralites attend various churches in the community, among them, the Pleasant Dale Church of the Brethren. Connected with the school are the outside activities of the pupils in the sur¬ rounding communities—parties, church activities, and jobs. Monroe Days, a social event of the community, bring young and old together to match skills in such highlights as the car smash and the cake walk. The 4-H fair exhibits many projects made by the local youth, and the talent shows are fun for all. Slu mber parties and surprise birthday parties flourished this year. Class parties were also quite the rage. Many of Central’s teen-agers earned extra money for clothes, snacks, and dates by finding odd-jobs after school and on Saturdays. On Sundays most of the pupils could be seen at the local churches and in the evening at their respective youth fellow¬ ship meetings. At noon a frequent meeting place is in the study hall. Here last night’s ball game is summarized. for Social Life Snacks highlighted many after-game and holiday parties.