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

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Sharon Mattox, Shirley Osterman, Janice Yoder, Arlene MAJORETTES — Tony Rupert, Zimmerman. Band, Central BASS — FRONT ROW: Sidney Schwartz, Claude Striker, Loren Habeg- ger, Jim Hoffman. SECOND ROW: Delora Mishler, Glen Yager, Dwight Moser, Evan Yoder, Carolyn Yake. DIRECTOR — Don Gerig Kjg-. jp yfy Iffy - Spr - x 1 SF i vR 3 4 j

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DRUMS — Barbara Arnold, Cecilia Lehman, Gyneth Schnepp, Carol Helmrich, Diane Arnold, and Lois Steury. Strike Up the CLARINETS — FRONT ROW: Emma Heare, Janet Rupp, Ruth Sipe, Alice Steiner, Judy Arnold, Judy Worthman. SECOND ROW: Karen Cauble, Roselyn Mishler, San¬ dra Sanders, Roy Mazelin, Marilyn Christener, Barbara Steiner, and Doris Bluhm. Blasts of the trumpets, the mellow sounds of the wood winds, and the clang of the cymbals—all blended to form the Adams Central High Senior Band, under the direction of Don Gerig. Performing intricate marching rou¬ tines at the home basketball games was only one of many activities in which this organization participated. They also marched in several parades and played in a few concerts. Climaxing the season was the Spring Music Festival in which all of Central’s musical organizations par¬ ticipated. Marching at the head of the band for the first time this year was Jeanne Smith, drum majorette. The high step¬ ping twirler was judged to have given the best performance of twirlers on two marching occasions. BRASS — FRONT ROW: Ronnie Owens, Rosemary Schlickman, Onalee Barkley, Merlin Hedington. SECOND ROW: Duane Arnold, Janice Liechty, Max Moser, Kenneth Reed, Dan Michaels, Roger Roth, Gene Wolfe, Brenda Sommer. 20

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Central’s SENIOR CHORUS presented concerts at school and at many of the surrounding churches. The 60-member body also competed in several contests. Choristers Kept Busy with Contests, BOYS’ QUARTET — Tim Ringger, Larry Foreman, Jim Hoffman, and Larry Decker, accompanied by Onalee Barkley. Headed by Leon Gerig, Central’s chorus has sung in several programs this year. The chief aim of the group was to rate a superior at the Greentown Vocal Contest held at Greentown, Indiana. In previous years the chorus has managed to rate excellent every time, but has never yet been “superior.” Other highlights for the 60-voice group included the County Music Festival, several school appear¬ ances, and church concerts climaxed by the Spring Music Festival. GIRLS’ TRIO — Doris Bluhm, Barbara Arnold, and Barbara Steiner, accompanied by Alice Beer. GIRLS’ QUARTET — Wanda Neuenschwander, Marcia Merriman, Chloe Neuenschwander, and Inez Merriman.