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

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LIF€ having Fortunately, the life of a student is not all studying and doing homework. There were numerous interests this past year to occupy our leisure time. Some students held part-time jobs in order to have a little extra money for new clothes or that big date. Many had hobbies that they devoted much of their time and effort to. Although activities in which we participated were not always school related, there were numerous events associated with school such as athletic competition, organizational get-togethers and the annual bike-a-thon, which involved much of the student body. Together, these activities helped to make our daily lives more interesting. Diane Stanger throws candy from the senior float to on-lookers during the Homecoming parade.

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Opening of school brings excitement, enjoyment fitting in due to the somewhat different surroundings that middle school did not have. For the majority of students, though, the best part of the reopening of school was getting reacquainted with friends and teachers they had lost contact with over the summer. Besides actual time spent cheering and travelling to and from sports activities, Central’s cheerleaders are expected to meet daily for planning sessions and rehearsals. As school opened its doors for the new year, students found themselves in a variety of situations. Getting back in the swing of things was hard for some, with early morning classes, routines and rehearsals. For the new freshmen, school was unfamiliar, yet exciting. Many freshmen were nervous about Students enjoy a five-second hello with friends on the side stairwell during passing periods. Mrs. Marilyn Carey, librarian, instructs freshman students on the various working aspects of the library in an early orientation session. 8