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

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' i lt takes more than books to make a school year. Just having fun is part of it, too. No Centralite will soon forget those spine-tingling tournament pep chapels, that new-found pal that fate and the alphabet placed at your side, those soiled socks-symbols of memories ofa post-game sock-hop. . .or maybe lust the mild ioy of discovering the cafeteria has your favorite pie on the menu. You can't lose memories like these. Who wants to? 11 'r 13 1 1 l I I

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