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

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stow Copy is an important part of a yearbook. Doris Bluhm is composing at the typewriter, while Richard Hirschy, Marcia Merriman, Jeanne Cecilia Lehman shows Jane Grimm Kaehr, Judy Boggess, and Carol Haggard give assistance, and Barbara Arnold how to transfer layouts onto the 3-R forms. A. C. H. S. Activities in Four Deadlines CEN-TRAILS STAFF — SEATED: Winston Lister, Cecilia Lehman, Doris Bluhm, Ned Stucky, Judy Bog¬ gess, Carol Haggard, Wanda Neuenschwander. STAND¬ ING: Murl Yoder, David Haugh, Evan Yoder, Richard Hirschy, Jerry Gerber, Marcia Merriman, Barbara Ar¬ nold, Jeanne Kaehr, Alice Beer, Marilyn Christener, Jane Grimm, Barbara Steiner, Mr. Robert Shoup. 27

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Cen-Trails Records The soft snow particles mounting into drifts. . .the moaning of the wind in the chimneys. . . but inside— clacking typewriters. . . hoarse shouts of copy, layouts, and deadlines. . .grease pencil smudges. . .cluttered desks... familiar sights to the Cen-Trails staff of 1958. Shouts, laughter, and often frustration characterized the entire staff as the respective deadlines approached. Editor Ned Stucky and assistant editor Wanda Neu- enschwander brought many ideas from two weeks summer schooling at Indiana University. Ned received second place award for his yearbook dummy and a citizenship award. New sponsor Mr. Shoup, became familiar with the annual mechanics and advised us in our work. Photographers Murl Yoder, David Haugh, and Evan Yoder check their equipment. Mr. Shoup, Adviser, Wanda Neuenschwander, Asst. Editor, and Ned Stucky, Editor, find the jiffy crop¬ pers an aid in reducing pictures. Jerry Gerber, Marilyn Christener, and Winston Lister count the money collected from the sale of ads and subscriptions.

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Shirley Osterman, editor, Joan Rupert, and Delora Mishler along with spon¬ sor Miss Beihold are being shown an interesting bit of information by Garry Bluhm, business manager. Rush-Rush-Rush Is the The Greyhound Gazette, in its sixth year of serving Central, met 36 deadlines in the 1957-58 season. T he newsroom was never idle a moment as the busy Gazetteers worked hard to reach the weekly deadlines for four pages. Pictures were featured from time to time. The Greyhound Gazette is a mem¬ ber of the Quill and Scroll and Indiana High School Press Association. The Gazette helped to send its editor, Shirley Osterman, to Indiana University’s Journalism Institute, for two weeks during the summer. Shirley learned much about Journalism and received two awards for outstanding work—a second place for best featurette and honorable mention in beginning newswriting. Yearly subscriptions totaled 225. Issues were sent to 40 other high school newspapers in Indiana and Ohio. 28 Doveanna Nussbaum assigns stories to Karen Stultz, Barbara Sommer, Dixie Smith, Marilou Uhrick, and Ron Maines.