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

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12 Junior class float winners show off their float in the parade. Freshmen Mark Buell and Lori Mers are putting the finishing touches on their float, which placed fourth in competition. Marching in the parade has been a traditional activity for the Muncie Central Band.

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Summer fun fades into autumn beauty Juniors Robin Boyce and Janice Raisor work efficiently, but cautiously on one of their cars at the Junior Class car wash, which was sponsored last summer. These slowly-turning trees grace a natural landscape scene. Summer provided a time for many warm-weather activities to be enjoyed by all. While it was long and lazy for some, it was educational to others. Jobs, trips and vacations were among the activities engaged in by Central students. For some students, the summer provided a furthering of their education, as many attended summer school classes. The summer atmosphere soon faded into fall beauty, as the mornings became crisper and chillier with the trees turning various shades of red, gold and brown. Summer activities faded as quickly as the warm weather and students found themselves indoors instead of out. Several students sit outside on the school grounds to catch the late summer weather following classes.

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Junior class wins float competition with World of Disneyland theme Homecoming festivities were launched with helium-filled balloons being released, while games and contests took place in the parking lot of the school. Seniors Dorothy Wagner and Jack Moore reigned over the festivities as Queen and King, respectively. Seniors Reva Burks and Bob Hoogenboom represented the senior class. Junior Lori Dickerson was the junior attendant with Greg Esta-brook as her escort. Teresa Brown, sophomore, escorted by Vance Scherrer, represented her class. Freshman Jennifer Wilson was the freshman attendant and she was escorted by Craig Bottorff. On the final day of Homecoming week, the annual parade was held, with juniors taking top honors in class floats. That night, the Bearcats lost to Marion, but students still enjoyed the after-game dance to the music of “Sea Dreams.” Lori Cartwright and Monica Long, sophomores, make sure their float skirt is secure against the wind. Junior Robin Boyce helps transform freshman John Richardson into Mickey Mouse for the parade. Line-up for the parade floats begins as the annual Homecoming gets underway. 1J