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

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Our Gang's Most Remembered . . . that MOMENTS . . . Were Both Big and Small VARIETY is the spice of life, and our lite at Central is as spicy as a hot tamale! There is a special place for each CHS'er in all our extra activities. Sure, We like the teachers and classes. But it's the little extras that really make school fun: that extra job in the office during a free period . . . extra special friend who is a constant companion . . . the extra events and that special date . . . the extra help given by teachers and classmates . . . the extra- curricular activities, club meetings, ball games . . . all have gone together to make this an extra special year! H4 1 11

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Us School Life A- And what a lively school Our Gang has! Pausing with the new fangled grade cards in the midst of a hallway are senior pals Dan Milhallzln, Lois Win- ningham, and Janet Moore - just some of Our Gang! .:. Q . .-. .'.g.g.' ' .'- o 0 0 x 1 0 - . 4-1-1-an sl- - 'o 0 ve ff.-f.,.'.,.-3134... of :oh-Q tc.-..-90,4 .',- o n .- 1 sf'- 'b-

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f- It happens ezery day In fact eight times a day Miss Carole Hull che ks the attendance of Centiahtes Working in the dean 4 after the departme of Mrs Margaret Dou neg now in Texas Once in a while' les only once in a great while do Centralites flikc Joann Churchl hal e no homeu ork Friends who grin and bear it are Jan Curts Sharon Slye Phyllis Hammond and Daze Thompson 12 S Only onze a semester and are students glad they dont hate to ,fill out program cards more than twice a year Lucky students filled out nzne with the cooperation of their counselors Routme - It Rules School ACt1V1t1eS Once a day, once a semester, or once ln a whlle, thlngs are always happenmg around the busy halls of Central Each year as students enter school ln the fall there IS a terrlble doubt ln thelr mmds that they Wlll have enough money to cover all expenses The flrst bllls of great s1ze were act1v1ty txckets and, followlng closely, were book rent yearbook sub scrxptlons, payments for class plctures, dues for clubs, purchases of tourney tlckets, and tlckets for class dances In add1t1on senlors must pay for rent al of caps and gowns, name cards graduatlon an nouncements, semor plctures, and semor aCt1Vltl8S such as the Semor Ball and Semor Banquet At the beglnnlng of each semester, students gather ln thelr counselors rooms to flll out a stack of program cards Durlng the semester students can count on handmg m at least three book reports s1x themes, and probably two class notebooks Every Week SQDIOTS record themes 1n the Eng llsh Journals and each Frxday at precxsely 11 00 the C1V1l Defense warnlng blast echoes through the streets of town 1n practxce sesslons The break mn second perlod for announce ments IS one of those once a day occurrences as IS home work whlch, of course, everyone eagerly aWa1tS .lag ,. ,Q Wd ,,. 1 Z W, , 47 V -V , .. , ,. . - - .. , ., . , . , , , , , - .. . ' ' ' ' . ' - u . H of boys' office. she commenced her career as a secretary on April Trade School boys made out eleven cards, while main building U . , V . . . - . V- y , . ,, . . ,, . l ' ' V Y ' ' ' ' ' ' ' I I I ! y - 6 . - L 7 . . , . 7