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

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i v Y izxsf' 3 1-J:-4 1C.,e'l. -1 Helping others is their purpose, but during this meal these Y- Teen girls helped themselves. Shown are juniors Joann Rollen, Sharon Bybee, and Judy Thornburg, who are active members. HI-Y CROW ll T. Jones, J. Chan, G. Rivers, B. McCrag, M. Devault, D. Waters, D. Heltz, P. Martin, . Hurst, Mr. Cooper, B. Homrig, J. Marshall, D. Donne D. Cou 'll. au, gi CROW 21 J. Barnett, B. Hole, B. Decker, S. Barnett, M. Hodson, J. Rankin, A. Howard, J. Hatcher, T. Kellum, T. Collins, R. Brand, J. Murrary, L. Miller, J. Voisard, M. Johnston, J. Petro, J. aris. CIOW 31 M, Walsh, P. Hoppes, D. Miller, K. Jones, L. Grieswell, B. Noble, P. Taylor, L. Brand, J. Carnes, C. Polk, R. Roberts, P. Jackson, D. Up- ton, R. Hancock. CROW 0 D. VanDyke, J. Harrold, H. Nipp, T. Spence, R. Price, P. Townsend, P. Bradburn, B. Parvis, J. Baker, D. Wissner, D. Sacks, C. Gib- son, C. Arbo ast, R. Knoderer, M. Hiatt. CROW 52 D. Treeman, H. Holaday, D. Greer, G. Collard, K. Nay, D. Beats, J. Thresher, B. Watson, B. Pinion, G. Sasser, . Jacobs, D. Brown, R. Norman, L. Brockelsby. CROW GJ D. Clevenger, S. Chase, B. Hatcher, S. Stewart, G. Regogle, M. Tuttle, R. Dunn, T. Burch, J. Clevenger . Rankin, J. Prigg, R. Miller, T. Graham, R. Hoagland, J. Dans, A. Flook, B. Dra- goo. Y of course Central has organizations nected with the YWCA and YMCA three, as a matter of fact At their bi monthly meetings Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, and Hi-Y were very active clubs during the past year. Officers for the Y-Teens included Norma Evans, president 5 Sharon Dickson, vice-presidentg Joann Rollen, secretaryg Mary Ann Clark, treas- urerg and Pam Haines and Carolyn Williams, ser- geants-at-arms. Miss Lois Reynoldson and Mrs. Joann Thornburg sponsored the group. Wanda Mannix presided over Tri-Hi-Y this year, and other officers were Lucy Spahr, vice- presidentg Marcia Kingen, secretaryg Brenda Pol- son, treasurerg Pam Girdley and Janet Epperson, sergeants-at-anmsg and Susie Miller and Paula Webster, historians. Mr. Homer Rice sponsored the group and Mr. Max Kelly acted as adviser. Hi-Y had as its officers Dave Heltz, presi- dent: Don Waters, vice-presidentg Joe Chan, sec- retary: Geoff Rivers, treasurerg Bruce McCray, chaplaing Phil Martin, historiang Mike DeVault and Mike Collins, sergeants-at-arms. Sponsor for the group was Mr. William Cooper. Y-TEENS CROW ll C. Tuttle, N. Evans, V. Gibson, B. Zim- merman, S. Bibee, S. Dickson, J. Thornbur , C. Williams, S. S reves, J. Rollen, M. Clark, B.iieid, CROW 21 L. Pumphrey, B. Shelton, P. Parker, L. McCarley, J. Quevedo, S. Schmid, M. Ray, P. Wirt, S. Singer, B. Tucker, P. Zigler, M. Duke, J. Ellison, a CROW 33 S. Chastain, M. Cox, C. McNabney, S. Flowers, P. Hedrick, J. Wooten, M. Blazier, G. Wolfe, M. Wessol, S. Slye, I.. Tolbert, M. Reese. CROW 0 J. Torrell, M. White, G. Mills, J. Kent, C. Taubert, T. Douglas, R. Campbell, N. Camp- bell, R. Poling, L. ing, M. Garrett. CROW Sl S. Anderson, E, Barker, D. Griffin, B. Williams, W. Clark, J. Jeltries, M. Jackson, F. Todd, S. Carter, P. Haines, C. Blocher. CROW Sl M. Waldo, J. Ford, D. Cobble, C. Pat- ton, K. Dickson, D. Luellen, D. Hayes, C. Howard, L. Calvert. 29

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TRI-HI-Y CROW 11 Sharon Turner, Janice Prosser, Rita Poling, Susie Miller, Brenda Polson, Wanda Mannix, Mr. Homer Rice, Lucy Spahr, Marcia Kingen, Paula Webster, Janette Epperson, Pam Girdley, Bette Crow, Dana Huffman. CROW 21 Ruth Hudson, Rita Higdon, Pat Garrard, Gloria Bader, Jana Anthony, Carol Hadley, Sharon Darrall, Sheila Henry, Marshia Gill, Dorothy Gentry, Marcy Clark, Marcia Anderson, Donna Frazer, Nancy Anderson, Shirlee Herndon, Nancy Foster. CROW 31 Lois Tolbert, Willetta Wade, Betty Davidson, Chi- queta Benedict, Joyce Downey, Phyllis Hammond, Linda Cal- vert, Janet Bailey, Susan Bailey, Susan Walsh, Cathy Burt, Clubs Foster TRI-HI-Y CROW 11 Sharon Ball, Dianne Deis, Lois King, Linda Stevens, Janet Moore, Sylvia Williams, Joyce Shaw, Jodie Miller, Peggy Conley, Nancy Pence, Lynn Pumphrey, Betty Shelton, Margaret Todar, Kay Merrick. CROW 21 Lana Lowery Doris Nolley Nancy Dickens Tracy Thayer Barbara Melnik Joar Kent Pat Wine Barbara Ried Janet Jeffries Charlotte Keisling Adine Mace Nancy Hirons Sharon Bybee Pam lfetterrnan Jane Browning CROW 31 Jean North Merrette Gribble Tamara Jack Billie Keeler Wanda Alberson Alice McClellan Jackie Romack Sharon Dickson Marletta Ray Joyce Ellison Linda Miller Arlene DeBoer, Pamela Wegesin, Nancy Douce, Patty Dugan, Patty Kelsey, CROW 41 Trudy Meyer, Becky Journay, Sandra Dyer, Margar- et Crouch, Carolyn Snodgrass, Aladean Cross, Marilyn Craig, Sharon Carter, Mary Krieg, Diane Collins, Shirley Andes, Pamela Davis, Jackie Rein, Judy Lykins. CROW 51 Barbara Neal, Lana Phelps, Marilyn White, Barbara Dowling, Sally Huntzinger, Mary Bodenberger, Glenna Fen- der, Janet Welch, Sharon Slye, Sara Stafford, Caroline Shive- ly, Judy Reagon, CROW 61 Margaret Miller, Becky York, Polly Pippen, Jeannine Wagoner, Margie Waldo, Emilie Barker, Linda Whitney, Don- na Hill, Peggy Branson, Trula Wise, Sandy Druckemiller, Phyllis Bell. Service. Sociability Carolyn Raney, Ann Walters, Greta Crouch, Phyllis Don- hauser. CROW 41 Sara Kennedy, Bonnie Ray, Carolyn Palin, Brenda Tucker, Sandy Zimmerman, Sandy Reese, Marilyn Boomer, Cynthia Doolittle, Linda Baker, Pat Whiteside, Jeanie Wray, Carol Blocher. CROW 51 Anna Wilson, Barbara Ertel, Sally Routh, Fern Dillon, Joann Rollen Judy Thornburg Sharri Tucker Connie Sea- grave Ann Neff Juliann Cromer Melinda Jones Linda Don ovan Sharon VanArsdol Margaret Cox Carol McNabney CROW 61 Sharon Chastain Carol Tuttle Judy Williams Car olyn Hughes Joyce Rigel Barbara Berry Judy Stanford Lynn Watkins Pat Johnson Shirley Smith Karen Dickson Pat Hagen Janet Beplogle Christine Skaggs

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That geometric principle known as a theorem means a sweat- ing solution for a problem to seniors Joe Faris and Pearley Cunningham. Sponsoring math enthusiasts is Mr. Ramon Avila. Discussion topics are careers, college math, and future projects. Figures and symbols were the prominent characteristics this year when Math Club held its regular bi-monthly meetings on the first and third Wednesdays of each month. Joe Rankin held the top office in Math Club with such assistants as Bob Noble, vice-presidentg Gwynne Williams, secretaryg Bill Sutters, treas- urerg Dan Milhollin, sefgeant-at-arms, and Mr. Ramon Avila, sponsor. To present the different phases of mathemat- ics in such a manner as to stimulate its members is the purpose of the club. To be eligible for mem- bership in the club, a student must be enrolled in a mathematics course, and must have completed one semester of mathematics at Central, main- taining at least a C average. The group had several guest speakers during the year. Dr. Forbes, a professor from Purdue University, addressed the club on two occasions. All clubs must add new members if they are to succeed, and, likewise, Math Club accepted ap- proximately 30 new pledges into membership. Rough initiation was an exhausting, non-mathe- matical exertion, as the president stated. Math Club Wrestles With Figures CROW lj Marilyn Cook, John Weesner, Dan Milhollin, Joe Faris, Joe Rankin, Bob Noble, Gwynne Williams, Bill Sutters, Mr. Avila, Stuart Gray, Pamela Wegesin. CROW 2, Luther Miller, Bill Bartlett, Betty Conner, Ladonna Cole, Janet Moore, Cathy Burt, Susan Walsh, Chuck Pilking- ton, Mike Bump, Ronald Martzall, Jill Hartley. CROW 31 Phil Townsend, Richard Price, Marilyn Baney, Billie Hummer, Nancy Satterlield, Allen Goetcheus, Linda Baker, Carol Hottinger, Alan l-Iaisley, Michael Sims, Dick Hughes. CROW 41 Jeannine Wagoner, Marilyn Robold, Brian Parvis, Judy Stanford, Sharon Dickson, Alan Howard, Marilyn Craig. Margie Waldo, Dennis Wasson, Pearley Cunningham, Frank Wilson, John Warren, Larry Snodgrass, Dave Beaty.