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

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gal Although this scene is completely baffling to an on-looker, the students in chemistry obviously know what they are doing as they carry out the experiment. As one can see, Mr. Baker is always available in case a student needs help. Work! Work! Work! This is the key word of all seniors writing term papers. With a puzzled look on her face, Patsy Brannon asks herself that familiar question, Where should I put this notecard? With This Knowledge Students Gam L xr f ' W-

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of Knowledge Are Obtained I Xxx tvs! Ui 1 all 'll i',t'lf s Hia film y :al X' Q 4? If 4 .f N 'P lndustriously typing are several stu- ,UQ dents in Mr. Marcus' Typing l class. At ff the moment, these students are concen- trating on increasing their speed and efficiency. When shall we three meet again In thunder, lightning, or in rain? Yes, the students of Mr. Frank Stafford's VI-A English class are discussing that pop- ular phase of English literature, Macbeth. .lg ii X in 'R 15, 42 Lal 44-

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a Broader Outlook for the Future Judy Mendenhall, Vera McCaffrey, and Eddie Benbow were only a few of the many seniors who helped with the balloting during the senior class election. Sandra Druck is confidently checking her favorites among the candidates. The outcome of the elec- tion, as everyone knows, was Mickey Keppler, President, Tom Tomlin, Vice- President, Carol Stowe, Secretary, and Dan MacDonald, Treasurer. 1-- At an Honor Society luncheon this year the members had the ity to hear two of the past of Honor Society. In their Mr. Donald Alexander and Sursa combined humor and vice in two very interesting opportun- presidents addresses Mr. David good ad- talks.