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

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Have a headache or a fever? If you are troubled in this way,just go down to the dispensary fnorth side, first Hoorp and see our nurse, Miss Marjorie Luce. She may take your temperature, give you an aspirin, or Cif you are sick enoughj even send you home. If you are not sick enough to be sent home, lucky You may be told to lie down on one ofthe soft beds in the dispensary. This year a dental unit was given to the school by Dr. L. F. Icerman, a retired dentist. Each Wednesday and Thursday various dentists of Muncie donate their time to this tooth-checking project. Two groups, the Sertoma and other civic clubs, provide the uofiicell with all supplies needed to carry on the clinic. The equipment includes a dental chair, drill, instrument cabinet, Sterilizer, and an x-ray unit. As for the x-rays, the sophomores and seniors were given x-rays to detect tuberculosis last winter. You undoubtedly heard many announcements during the winter telling our mighty Bearcat guys to report to the dispensary. There they received shots to ward off var- ious diseases, including flu. Lunch, and Leisure 'jr i 1 -L. l t. Mi I HPI!! fzandx rnz-rozzr hips mzzlbyuzzr thin ulbfu Tht'.lt'kf?I1llIfII1I affirm' ri fn heard by all .mphonzmffs and .wfzzors who m'f1z'1Yl rlwx! x-niyx. The .sfzufmi lzrlffi fuzz' fin lfzf' flziffffrwzz grmzi gmt' forzgzr rmrl lrnzgfr, H1145 jjmzwzg Ihr pofmlrzrzty rgfnlzl-fgfllozurl Bi 1111111 grznzwx, Sf lfn X k. X

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Just Say 'Pass to Auditorium' and We'll 0JU'lll Ut' C1 MICKEY MOUSE 7!0Li9f0'? WAN.-U A ,Q lm .A. , JASIEOLSEN Y' UN 3 ci maxim F11 z f,,,a,,, 'ggi ff MW? 'ffnllfmsii IISICJ ffl' 175511 All nnuzii Oliservance 1 1 111 1 1 alll ll10Il flllflllfll III' l1111111 --51 ,il MIKE 1 n:sl0EllT ihvflllll' f11'11j1l1' uw ll l1111111111'1, i111111' 11x11 ll l11111l.,' l111l .il111j1m' ll11y1l1'11, 1111! llllllllllg II11' f1111f11'1 l1111l.i, It 111g1'1111111.x 1'111111gl1 111 im' 11111' 11f'l11'r il1111f.i 111 fm! 11111' Ilfiffll' 111111f1111.qnf111,il1'1.i' up fin Ihr' 1 1li hf '1'1'f111lr1112. ' I I l IIIIS I I I Ill Il Il! 4 fl! 1111111115 1'f11i.s-11ffi1'1'r 1'l1rt1111z.i, f11'l1l 111 ,llrzix This year the auditorium was the scene of fewer but still inter- esting convocations. The audience was entertained or instructed by presentations ranging from a senator to a style show to pep chapels. Indiana Republican Senator Homer Capehart spoke to sev- eral social studies pupils about his 15-day tour of Russia. This was one ofthe more informative and serious programs. The orchestra, under the direction of Robert Dwiggins, and the home economics department, with Miss joan McTurnan narrating, presented a style show in which 47 Centralites par- ticipated. Styles for both boys and girls for every season were shown by members of each class. In the spring, class ofhcers were elected after the candidates carried on vigorous campaigns. Posters decorated the halls on every free wall space and bulletin board.