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

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EIGHTH GRADE girls make decorations from balloons during their art class. Fine Arts Arouse Interest JUNIOR HIGH boys exercise their vocal cords lead by Mr. Henkel in music class. 22

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Vocational Subs A id Future FUTURE HOMEMAKERS get their basic training in home economics. Here Althea Wulliman, Janelle Roth, and Diane Gerber stir their next dish. During the 62-63 school year Mrs. Nielsen taught 122 girls in home economics, cooking, sewing, child care, and home and wedding planning. Mr. Watson taught the better farming methods to 51 boys enrolled in vocational agriculture. In industrial arts, 85 boys learned from Mr. Collier mechanical drawing, woodworking, and welding. CONSTRUCTING INDUSTRIAL ARTS pieces are Jim Hill, Vernon Hedington, and David Arnold. 21

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CHECKING THE OIL is Carl Meyers while Mr. Bryan, Priscilla Bowers, and Johnny Feliz observe him. Health, Safety Are Stressed Physical education exercises helped training seventh graders through soph¬ omores in physical fitness. On alternate week days a health class was offered to sophomores. Mrs. Archbold taught girls; Mr. Honaker, the boys. Safety was also a major part of school¬ ing for many high school pupils. Mr. Bryan again instructed pupils in safe methods of driving technique. BOYS IN AN afternoon physical educational class participate in rhythm exercises. 23