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

Page 31 text:

When Jimmy Mitchell finds something he likes, he wears it, as he shows by wearing one ' ' ' t d rsonalities. of his favorite hats. Fashion at Central strongly reflec e pe Wearing typical school styles, John Hirtzell and Sharon Reams enter the building for another day. Happy faces and hot pants were frequently onthe scene. .Wx V' 1 . . 3 ww? Y ,NWS , f,,. --,t , Q 'Fashion' became costume party on grand scale This year was a year of great variety and freedom in fashions. The relaxed dress code allowed more in- dividualism and personal expression. Since there were few rigid fashion rules, both faculty and students dressed comfortably and casually. Skirts and dresses were worn at every length possible--mini to maxi. 'Many shorts were seen at Central whenever the weather per- mitted. Hot pants were popular, as were cut-offs. Pant suits, overalls, flannel shirts, smilie tee shirts, and bluejeans were also fre- quently seen in the building.

Page 33 text:

as my 6. as-N.. 5 . J-if .II 4 we as ss. Looking over a selection of holiday greeting cards, Cathy Perkins wonders which would be appropriate for all those persons on her Christmas list. Endless school, strange weather filled winter days Winter brought cold weather, long nights, and the bright spirit of Christmas to Muncie. Although snow was sporadic, skating, sledding, and other winter sports occupied many students. As the voices at the Christmas Sing in the Fieldhouse rose, so did the spirit of the holiday. The Christ- mas decorations were put up, the meals served, and the setting was complete for another Christmas. The weather was unusual--the temperatures fluctuated continually -but of course, that's Indiana! Getting exercise and sun while skiing in the mountains is thrilling and chilling for Senior Soozie Grancolis. Strung across the stage, the Cheerleaders' Spirit Chain ushered in the season at the first basketball pep session.