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

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JD We Stud Inf ormall l? , .Ht Cenfralztes attempt to study in marry plafex. Two qfllzefaziorzhzv an' the r1zzr1'1'forz'zm1 and fherfj the slept I0 the band room. ol .flflrf .tfllflflf Iii llfyffl lflr llnn' In ffm! uf: muff ifuilflt jwnll Jt'lIHll Itllltlllf lnlflwrilnrzrf Ill r'lr1s'.i. llfrr Rui' Ifllllfl nm! Nmnln' llrffmi iimmll IJ: l f11nnfnr. X-ff' I ,M mf. 18 'gi Y 1 . 14 Central students study anytime, anywhere. Be- fore school and at noon, many Centralites End a scat in the auditorium to do their 'ghomeworkf' Ol' course this takes a little extra concentration to shut out the noise made by other Centralites who are in the auditorium for other purposes. Most classrooms are opened before classtime so the students can study there. Then there are also places really meant for studying, such as the li- brary and the study halls. Teachers at Central are co-operative and will willingly help interested students before or after school. Some teachers even go so far as to hold special classes after school for students who want extra help. Do you have your algebra done yet? Well, how did you do number six?H This remark makes it evident that students help each other. Many times it clears onels own thinking if one can ex- plain a problem to someone else. Let's just hope you do not get your Hvictimi' too confused! Yes, we can study almost anywhere - any- where we can find room to sit down and a little bit of quiet. We can study almost anytime-from 7:30 every morning until close to midnight - sometimes even later.