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

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- - ....-- YPICAL. N GENES We draw back the curtains to present to you some of the typical scenes from under the Central big top. As the senior parade begins to disband, we have made a photo- graphic, record of those things which have made up our three years at Central. The curtains part on the typical scenes of Central-land. Page Tbirlreu i

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MRS. GLADYS A. TOWYNSEND, A. B. Western College and Illinois U. Social science. Chair- man of senior counselors. President of Muncie Teach- ers' Federation. Hobbies: driving her car, planning and cooking meals, and seniors. MISS BLANCHE E. TUHEY, A. B., M. A. DePauw, University of Michigan, University of Colo- rado. Hobby: taking moving pictures. FRED M. TUHEY, A. B. DePauw, Ball State, Harvard. Business education. Hobbies: public accounting and tax work. MISS LORENE TURNER, M. S. Wayne University and Kent State College. Secre- tarial training. Sponsors Secretarial Club. Hobby: sewing. MISS MARY E. WADE, A. B., M. A. DePauw U. and Columbia U. English. Junior coun- selor. Hobbies: reading, driving car, and traveling. NOEL C. WARE, B. S., M. S. Ball State and Indiana University. General shop. Hobby: furniture making. HAL B. WARREN, A. B. Ball State and Indiana University. Mathematics. Hobby: farming. CLYDE WELLINGER, A. B. A. and M. College, Mississippi, Indiana U., Purdue U., Ball State, and Bradley Tech. Building trades. Hobbies: farming and fishing. MISS RUTH ANNE WESER, B. S. Ball State and Columbia U. Comptometer, short- hand, and typing. Sponsors Student Council. Hob- bies: collecting miniatures and interesting menus, traveling, and swimming. HARRY N. WHITTERN, A. B. Indiana University, Ball State. Mathematics. Played clarinet in the army band in 1918. Has taught at University High School, University of Minnesota. MISS GRACE WILLIAMS Indiana Business College. Attendance clerk. Hobbies: cooking, reading, and movies. CLAUDE B. WILLIAMS, B. S., M. A. Ball State. Filing and typing. Hobby: fishing. fC0ntinued from p. 9j Another new course at Central which reflects the tempo of the times is the class in aeronautics. Wings will win the war, it has been said. Central is doing her part by offering her pupils an opportunity to study the mechanism of the airplane and the effects of natural environment upon its use. In making model planes the pupils had practical experience. Speed', is the by-word of education as well as industry in times of war. In Central every possible method is being used to speed up the educational program, particularly for our engineering students. A student may leave school before the last semester, making up his last few credits at college, and still. receive his diploma. However, while the rest of us are preparing our country for war, Central is well represented byi men in the service. A few members of the graduating class, as well as many alumni, have joined the army, navy, or marine corps. The faculty itself is PO represented in the army by Robert Colvin, who was a new addition to the business Q education department during the first part of this year. But we remaining members of Central must be contented with doing our part in the equally important but less noticeable business of preparation, remembering the ' slogan: Uncle Sam needs you-in school? tl 9 Q 0 Qs ? E 96 v -Q' mhz . . ' me KW' .. . , Page Twelve

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