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

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Cliff Hill Jodi Holtsberry Jerry Isch Vicky Kahlert Chris Kelley John Lambert Debbie Loshe Gary Manley Michelle Noll Rick Ogg Amy Ross Jed Speakman Rose Steffen Tod Striker Penny Vanhorn Lynette Welker Troy Wilkins Tony Arnold Ted Barger Jimmy Bauman £k Mrs. Schaadt instructs her fifth grade students on a new math technique. Cheryl Bluhm Nancy Braun Brian Cavanaugh Kelli Fox Bruce Gagle Marion Gilgen Cindy Heiser Eric Hoffman Gloria Hunter Kevin Irans Ron King Beth Kipfer Andy Lehman Lori Luginbill Kenny McCullough Shari Noll Peggy Parrish Stan Ringger Kristi Rumschlag Tonya Simpkins Scott Smith Julie Thatcher Rick Valencia JoAn Winans Steve Winans LeAnn Wolfe Rena Reidenbach (Not Pictured)

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Kathi Abbott J.T. Andrews Jeff Atkinson Stanley Bebout Susan Chapman Pam Christianer Mark Ellenberger Laura Elzey Brian Fiechter Clifford Garwood Lisa Garwood Rex Harris Lori Hirschy Keith Hirschy Julie Isch Greg Johnston Keith Klopfleisch David Loshe Laura Middendorf Ken Neadstine Darla Nussbaum Jim Parrish Cheryl Rich Tom Schwaller Irene Schwartz Debra Smith Dudley Vanhorn Lisa Clark Carl Evans Lynn Fiechter Marlon Geisel Twila Gerber Billy Hatten Lynne Hilbert James Huser Jill Johnson Dan Lambert Jack Kahn Vickie Li by Kim Mailloux Deanna Moshberger Debra Morgan Marvin Nussbaum Karla Rich Linda Orme Jeff Schaadt Mildred Schwartz Elinor Sprunger Scott Taylor Lynne Waltmire Jani Wulliman Farrel Zurcher Cheryl Bailey Ted Brunner Margaret Caudle Penny Clark Patty Frawbush Brian Fenning Matt Ford Nathan Gerber Laurissa Hawkins Daniel Weber Scott Wittwer Penny Adkinson Greg Bailey Anita Braun Tim Braun 28

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“Did he kiss her yet?’’ These famous words ring throughout the Middle School fan bus during the whole ride home. Slowly, watchful eyes peek over the seat. Then, satisfied, they return back to their own area. Now, even though we haven’t any recesses and are confused with changing classes, we find plenty of diver¬ sions to occupy our spare time. As sixth graders ask about modules, experienced eighth graders roll their eyes in disgust. We think it’s rough having twelve grades in one building. But, what would we do without the high school kids to bug, and the grade school kids to drive us crazy? It’s fun, because we’re trying to make it happen! i ►- » «