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

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Centralites are now offered a new sub¬ ject, Spanish. The students memorized nouns, verb endings, and idioms. The sub¬ ject was taught by Miss Williamson who resides in Bluffton. She has traveled to Mexico and is qualified to tell her class of the Spanish customs and places . MARY RIOJAS AND Marilyn Vizard study a daily Spanish lesson together. Here Marilyn is pronouncing a foreign word aloud. CHS Improves with Spanish MISS WILLIAMSON watches as students Mary Riojas, Marilyn Vizard, Jim Rash, Carol DeVine, and Johnny Riojas trans¬ late a sentence on the blackboard. 14

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Academics Study is, of course, the bulk of a day at Central. Exams and daily assignments touch each and every student. The wide variety of courses offered enables Centralites to choose the subjects which interest them most. For the first time this year Spanish and Psychology were available, besides the full schedule of last year ' s courses. of Study

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SENIOR ENGLISH teacher, Mr. Sprunger, looks at a class problem worked by Diane Patrick for the daily assignment. English — Our Native Tongue READING HER literature book during class study time is Diane Raudenbush. Classmate Bev Osterman prepares to begin her work. English courses continued to be stressed through the ' 62- ' 63 year. Mrs. Stucky, Mr. Sprunger, and Mr. Shoup taught junior high and high school students the language. Cen- tralites studied written works through lit¬ erature during the second semester. 15