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

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'N H0w's your equilibrium? You should know if youre a physics stmlenf like Jim .Wurdock, Bill l'VlIfSOI1 or Janie Currenl. e ake e Most School -just a lot of book learning? No, sirree! Not at Central High, anyway. Methods of study and learning range from movies, field trips and lectures to laboratory work. Distributive education classes learn by on-the- job training at various Muncie business establish- ments while botany classes wander through naturels fields, examining leaves and plants. Zoology students are given fresh air sniffing opportunities by their collections of bugs and examination of various types of animals. Foreign language students often have to open their ears as well as their eyes While attending a movie, as the voice in it is sometimes in the studied language. Physics and chemistry scholars often look like real scientists in the classroom when they pour substances from one flask to another, as another way of learning the Central way. Swimming classes learn, too-in a p1'etty damp way. Girls got their curls wet in splash sessions for the first time this year while learning to paddle around in the watery deep. I Tlzvst' senior civics slurlmzfs lliill Keep, Pa! -lolmsolz, Bill Fruit e und Jim Arnzslrongj are in Il hvc1!erl rlvlmlc. an elhods Pat Shreevc, beaufician, gives make-up tips to Nruzqv Dickens and 1VIaryBarlou' frightj, lnenzbers ofsenior flranza class. Aft-Q.. N 1' 1

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time ',,,,W.nm1uu.l f :f ,gpurvllfr A A GUIDAHQE ,Vary Grundy and Carol Foster look toward their college flzlures as they lieu the guidancz bullelin outside 101 I C - of flu 601111940 UHi - n 'A' nH3 kwlm4n+ Q' 'nn' Bibs' irviuafpn luv 1'-v4 '+ ' 7 J ffffffrffv Mel ' y ,imc- ,Diff 'o WD .Xaiflrglay , ffu Vf 1APf' Z ly. ff, ff wi? 4 gyeffzvll nw if f'?ftlf3 4' ,F , ave A Problem? onsult Counselor Wonderlng about collegeo Need a Job? Not gettlng along too well'7 Classes too hard'7 These and many other problems may be solved by Central s Super Duper Flxer Upper and Splrlt L1fter, the Guldance Department, headed by Mrs Crawley Thlrteen tralned guldance counselors th1S year stood ready to 3SS1St any student every perlod of the school day Wlth educatlonal, vocatlonal or per sonal 3dV1C8 Central s helplng hand d1v1s1on beglns ltS work wlth students 1n the nlnth grade when sophomore year programs are Worked out by students and thelr counselors The Guldance Department arranged the College Conferences 1n whlch 23 colleges partlclpated Also br and spankm new for 60 are the counselors personal lntervlews W1th junlors and senlors Future career plans, college attendance, hlgh school credlts and personal 3dV1C6 are dlscussed at the counselor student gab SCSSIOHS ei. MM 5 xr I mir, zjafb 6 F3 Z ewan c I 36 simwliiw We YQ if Q fr gf aefghlglw 2 ,ss Q at 2 ,N A Netra 3 Ziff we ya 2' X 51 s wks? Q Ae Q eil Mei? H 1 4, 'gfvgwvi is wwf gi ,F it mf 1555 is figkw 3,-S.3S JI-xg 322' idx: M fs NWN R3 - , f - - , -, 1 - I . , . K , . '. 5 sc ' 99 as - ' ' as v . . - ff , H . ,, . . . . . ' c c , ' 9 9 s 9 5 . . f 1 4 1 P as ' as F ip-1 ,f ,. - Q, , I I ,N A lf, 'A iffflf 1 ' 91.215, Si ' ' V G f., w L 1f:5f:5:2ggf.5.- ,. wxfmfg, 5-myffsiiin wr I, 1,pp.',:m5wQg3,UQ,33f,n:55, :a,':,,ig'f:,l,.g- ,i ,M 1511355 'J-1'fs5?i:i5z:'5 we w'2f'?ff22W Rf N 'YJ Y Y e,te - M 1 215 WW 'fi . -: Q 1 if V , . , ' 1 'mm' M ,QR X -. w :-J - I was ,, '12 tru '- ef fi?75f 'S'lfw'f'l'Mm 5: -1. W -.L Y ale I Q Y e ' .121 ' jg- w e sf - - , 21, , - pf mega if 5 A 3,3 K lf:-::2:::2:2:2'.2 i,:g-, w w' ':. ima ,v.f'Y H 'iii wwf W A 1. 1 ,. 2' .' - -1 ., 3 fkmxrti: -: ivy-e.,EflflfTf'f iviwsimhf. 1 -, 1 . .G V N sa wh , ffffalsf ffm: six-,sw 12.5327 19235 ff , Q ' , -mfifgifwfggv rzwsxi ' Ufriwr Q , I -: - .: :' 4efP' q ::f' , :.' ' mv . ErE?::Q:31z1 z,:t:1mzezzgt ge-::. .:, fmgg if - f ar w gziif vjfwerg .V ' 1- -' rt a'42.WwW mesa .risk ' R ' W 4 W: ' Jie fw?f3f71:1m'w' 'U ' ..,.. .L A ' , ,' 4 Tgf d f:-:t':-f:- -' iz '2:,.. '5 4 .. 'Y '5 7r::f'5:'G 1 1 - ' Marilyn Terry enjoys a Centralzte .5 prerogatzze of talkzng u zth her counselor Mrs Coats aboutprograms and problems gl: 'NK 4' 'C -:Armagh

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