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

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ASSEMBLY SESSIONS are often a welcome relief from the monotony of class rooms. Pep sessions, semi-weekly chapel programs, and talented performances were the subject of assemblies. Leisure Ended As Old R 4

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9 SCHOOL TRANSPORTA¬ TION On one of the school ' s fourteen busses starts the day for many of Central ' s stud¬ ents. Summer NEWS TRAVELS fast as Centralites huddle around lockers to let slip the lat¬ est secrets or discuss last nights ball game. APPETITES GROW as students line up for a hot lunch. The long walk to the modern cafeteria will arouse hunger if not the morning classwork. CROWDED INTERSECT¬ IONS and the water foun¬ tain lineup are becoming traditional at Central as students change classes during the three minute intermission after fifty- seven minutes of class. 4

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ter Hours Are Filled with The turning of the calendar to September meant the end of another three months of fun and frolicking in the lazy summer silence; another school year had begun. Then started the routine of class work, lunch lines, and crowded halls. Day after day we followed the regular routine, but with hardly a dull moment. Our spare time was taken up by club projects, assemblies, and chats around a locker cluttered with last week ' s homework, an overdue book, and pic¬ tures of Ricky and Elvis. PART-TIME JOB for Diane Baumgartner and Sharon Mattax is found at the Family Inn Restaurant. Many students are earning their own money for clothes, school expense, and maybe college. SENIOR HOMEROOM was the scene of many and varied topics of ball games, dates, or home work. CANDY BARS gave students needed energy before start¬ ing in on the afternoon classes. The candy counter was operated by the students. 6