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

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RAYMOND CRANOR Toot, toot, here comes Ray. DAVID CURD He’s no egotist. EDITH CRIST She wrote our senior song. GENEVA CURD Let’s Talk, my friends.” BERNICE CURTS On to Ohio State. CHARLES DAVIS Slow but sure. FRANCES DEEN You can never judge by si .c. KATHARYNE DENNY Composed and somewhat bashful. DAPHNA DePOY A good example of friendship. LUCILLE DeVOE Full of bright cracks. LAYTON DOSTER Always Hipping around. RAY DOWLING In the spring, a young man's fancy- DOROTHY DOWNS Likes to use the camera. BERNICE DRUMM A versatile actress. DONOVAN DUVAL Not a Spanish Don.

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CARRIE CHAMNESS Has a nice grin. RUTH CHAPMAN Such a wee small voice. GEORGE ROGERS CLARK The famous. LINTNER CLARK The fair sex bothers him not. WILMA CLARK One of the few shy girls left. VIRGINIA CLOUSE The short girl on high heels. ALICE COATS My, how she can type. ROBERT COCHRAN Never taxed for speech. MARTHA COFFMAN She’s quiet, yet happy. ELVAN COMBS A saxophomaniac. ESTHER CONGER One of a famous generation. JAMES CONNELLY Accommodating to the wimmin.” HAROLD COSBY See you at the morgue.” LORRAINE COX To sing is her delight. HARRY CRANOR An artist and a business man.

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 RUTH ELLIOT The commercial department will miss her. MARY ELLEN ELMORE Senior salesgirl. RALPH ERWIN A salesman with a line. IVRON FARMER And this boy can act! ROBERT FEE Cardinals wear red, all right. DORIS FELL Leaves late and walks. LA VERCIA FIELD The Babe of C. H. S. WAYNE FINLEY Has much to say—to boys. FORREST FINNEY The cut-up of 206. LOUISE FISHER Everybody knows her as Squeezix. MARY JANE EASTON Always giggling. RUTH EDWARDS A living ad for Pompein. ERNEST ELLIOT He likes those big cigars. CHARLES FISHER Lots of enthusiasm. WILLIE FOWLKES Central’s cinder star.