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

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X Row 1: Betty Puterbaugh, Doris Condon, Revenna Bird, Betty Lowry, Clara Birt, Gladys Handley, Vir- C ginia Jones, Susan Null. COU,NCIL Row 2: John Smith, standing: Bill Farrell, Bob Dick, Miss Michael, Bob Eddy, David Hartley, Jack Banta, Beverly Lawrence, Alice Vlaskamp, Martha Sowar, Harold Helms, Barbara Crum. SENIOR CLASS FFICIENT and capable have been the hands of the seniors chosen to direct class activi- ties this year. Working with them in planning the year's events and conducting regular class business have been members of the Senior Coun- cil, composed of representatives from senior activ- ity rooms. Valuable suggestions and assistance have come from faculty sponsors who have been Miss Maude Michael, chairman, Mrs. Martha Huff, social sponsor, Mr. Neil Daily, Hnancial sponsor. Faced with the restrictions necessary in wartime, these officers, council members, and sponsors have, nevertheless, succeeded in helping to make our last year in Central a memorable one. And it has been a memorable one. We seniors have had to make many changes in our plans for today and tomorrow, and we know that many more will be required of us before peace comes. We have adjusted our programs to include sub- jects enabling us to do more effectively our share in the war job. Most of us have been doing part- time work after school hours in oflices, stores, shops, and factories. A number of our boys have already made the greatest change, that from the classroom to the armed forces, as a glance through the senior photos will demonstrate. A large percentage of the other boys will join them in uniform before the month of June is over, while many of the girls will then be doing their full share of work on the home front. Because of the war, our class activities have necessarily been limited. But the skating parties and dances have been thoroughly enjoyable, and even though we gave no class play this year, we can still remember with pleasure our presentation during our junior year of One Wild Night. Money for our senior activities has been raised through the sale of concessions at the football and basketball games this year, so that our last weeks have included most of the usual highlights. A perfect ending will be Commencement exercises on the beautiful Ball State campus. Not only have we made the best of this, our Hnal year, but we are also proud of the record made during our Hrst two years. Active in the work of our class during the sophomore year were the following officers: Bob Dick, chairman, Jim Covalt, co-chairman, Ruth Hedrick, secretary, Leasle Watson, treasurer. junior officers includ- ed Jim Covalt, president, Charles Bebout, vice- presidentg Marjorie Patterson, secretary, Doris Condon, treasurer. Charles Bebout, senior vice- president, became president when Gene Hutch- ings, who had held that office, completed his work in January. Przgt Smen

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Prlgf' Six SENIOR OFFICERS Charles Bebout, President John Smith, Vice-president Betty Puterbaugh, Secretary Doris Condon, Treasurer

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