Muncie Central High School - Magician Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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FRED HARTLEY Business, that's poetry. LILY DRAGQO Good, but not too good. MARY ABBOTT To draw a bow, so soft, so low. RALPH CORDLE I put away childish thingsf' CLAUD MILLER '4'1'he glory of a young man is in his strength. RUTH VVll.l-lAMS, Secretary Those best can bear reproof, who merit praisef' 4 , CECILE SHAFFER A'Still wc say as we go,- Strzmgc to think by the way. VVILLIAM MCCLELLAN Ne who talks much says many foolish things. PAUL LFFFLER, Treasurer His looks adorned the venerable plzlcef GRACE CASPER Her modest looks become the cottage. J

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ELIZABETH SAMPSON She walks in beauty ns the night. JIZSSIE HEIL CJ, she will sing the savageness out of FI hear. RUTH SIMMONS f'Ancl great souls nt one stroke may do and dont. RUBY WEIKEL We talk of food for the mind, as of food for the boclyg now Z1 good book contains such food inexhaustiblyf' MARY TRIPP A precious thing is all the more to us if it has been won by work. n ELIZABETH THRGOP The light of the whole World flies when love is clone. 41 REBA NORRIS VVhen she passed, it was like the ceasing of exquisite music. - at RUTH IUOYLF, Class Poet Her gentle goodness fairly glows. 44 MARY QUICK Thou hast thy calling to some palace floor. MABEL FRAZIER All the reasonings of men are not Worth one sentiment of women.

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lNlAl3l2l. WOl.l7lf I'm going to always see for myself. HAZEL M.-XY A'She laughs as softly as she smiles. VAN CREVISTON '!The village statesman talked with truth profound. RAY PITTENGER Great men do not play stage tricks with the doctrines of life and deathg only little men do thatf' EULA KNOX Sees life through rose-colored glasses. BLANCUE TUUEY And still they gazed. and still the wonder grew, That one small head could carry all she knew. HARRY TURNER Ye gods, how she likes me! JOSEPH SVVITTGART Assume rt virtue, if you have it not. lNlxARll7f SNOTJGRASS As merry as the day is long. HARRY LOCKETT Full many a joke had he.