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

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|( tor 3 |cuoizr?1 MAGICIAN pplB l HULDAH HAMILTON Now that she is a senior she has lost her curls for a grown-up hair style. LILLA MAE HANKESON F. O. B. Muncie. MAH IK HABHINGTON When she gets to heaven she’ll wear a “Corono.” J. ROSS HARTLEY He was never known to get into trouble — look at his face. ARTHUR HELM Dramatic Club; “Munsonian” Stall ’23; “Magician” Staff ’23. We now disclose a secret. Art is the mysterious author of Hooze-Hoo.” He is much sought fay both “prominent and eminent fixtures” of M. H. S. and the ladies. He is a promising, good-looking, right pert man, we calculate. 1laoi= |[Blfo1 EDITH HKRDERING Edith will be another Mary Garden some day. VIRGINIA HICKMAN When John gets back, I'. S. postage will again advance to three cents. ROBERT HILL Pep Club. A man never in a hurry who never missed a train — that is Bob’s type, exactly. JOHN HILLERY John has a had habit of being tardy. He is late five times a week, and can’t get over it. ROBERT E. HINES Dramatic (dub; Hi-Y Club; Boys’ Glee Club; Football Team ’23; “Class Musician.” Bob had the beef for football, the grin for friends, the talent for tickling the ivories, and the Ford for girls. 1923 [Ql[Qir Q r---ior= l |C - JOE jor

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It -jor D |C=IQEZ3| MAGICIAN |C=IQP1 c==nor=) MAURINE GILBERT Friendship Club. Maurine is another one of those iuiet girls. Her favorite expression is, “Oh, Ernest!” CHESTER H. GOENS Hi-Y Club; Dramatic Club; Class Basketball Team ’23; Pep Club. “Uncle Horace” is right there with his dry wit. Chet is a good basketball player, a better actor, and an all-round good fellow. HERMAN GOONTZ Herman is a good-natured boy and is well liked. JEANETTE GORTON Dramatic Club. “When duty and pleasure clash, Let duty go to smash.” LLOYD GOUDY Pep Club. “He sighed to many, though he loved but one.” MARGARET GRAFTON Dramatic Club. Margaret believes there is no car like a Ford coupe. But everyone loves her — Ford and all. HURSTON GRAHAM “I can’t see why you don’t argue with me.” EDWARD J. GREER Science Club. He frequently had dates in the past, but those days are gone forever. THOMAS GNAGI Tom is Gabriel’s understudy. HARRY NEWTON HARDZOG “Yes, Isaac Newton was my greatgrandfather,” says Harry. S]|c=tor=DlfSiro] 1923 [o1[S1|c=ioi=3H =ioe=3| |t----inr

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ic=ioe= I pool MAGICIAN [gooilaS] MARY HICKSON “Magician” Staff ’23. She is as merry as the day is long. FRANCES HOFFMAN Friendship Club. Frances is just about the brightest senior in the lot. AGNES HOLT Agnes is very quiet. She minds her own business, studies, seldom recites, and creates a good impression. MARY ELIZABETH HOI CK Dramatic Club. She has the voice of a nightengale. JOSEPH M. HOWELL Hi-Y Club. “Jimmie Murphy has nothing on me — with the girls,” says Joe. ROBERT S. HOWELL He’ll surely make a good Barney Oldfield II. ELIZABETH M. HI BBARD Friendship Club; Dramatic Club. A hard worker, but never with a “hard” disposition. CARL L. HUFFMAN His books contain no debit sheets. MARGARET HUGHES “Magician” Staff ’23; Science Club; Dramatic Club; Friendship Club. She is a “chatter box,” but Margaret knows her stuff. Her quota is five A’s a semester. PAULINE ISENHART A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance. 3ii =ioE=)i[Si[oi 1923 or [0l|C=D|fC30I=3[fc±Z=I0l---- 1