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

Page 20 text:

Mornings create mad rush You don’t say? Getting caught up in the latest gossip in the student center are junior Kent Jackson and seniors Jodell Bartlett. Jody Barnes, and Pam Kennedy. On the move are sophomores Jerry Cox and Eddie Thompson as they ride the city bus to school. Adding finishing touches before going to first period class is freshman Gay Adams. 16 Student Life

Page 19 text:

Making the 1980 Homecoming celebration even more special was the return of floats to the annual parade. The theme, “ ‘Cats Carnival, was demonstrated with the use of a great deal of color throughout the parade. Winning the class competition in the float division was the junior class. Their float featured a revolving Bearcat carousel. Senior Kristi Fullhart was crowned 1980 Homecoming Queen with Rick Rowray being named her escort. Cindy Dargo was the attendant from the senior class while Craig Bottorff served as her escort. Attendants and escorts for the juniors, sophomores, and freshmen were Tracy McCormick and Bill Raisor, juniors; Kelly Clark and Steve Schick, sophomores; and Allison Mazanowski and Joe Smalley, freshmen. Although the 'Cats were defeated by the Richmond Red Devils by a score of 53-6 in the Homecoming game, they bounced back into a festive mood to boogie to the sounds of a live band at the annual Homecoming dance. The dance, which immediately followed the game, featured the ‘Reelin’ Kite’ band. Flashing thair winning amilas before taking off in the parade are senior Homecoming Queen and King Kristi Fullhart and Rick Row-ray. Showing off for the crowd is junior Candie Jones as the Bearcat 'riding' on junior Shelia Jarnagin, the Devil. The junior class won the float competition. Student Life 15

Page 21 text:

Bzzzzzzzz! Good morning, this is Adam Smasher cornin’ atcha at six A.M., waking you up to a ‘TERRIFIC’ Monday!” How can he be so cheerful at six o’clock?” we wondered as we pulled the covers over our heads, reluctant to abandon our nice warm beds to go out into the seemingly cruel world. When we finally dragged ourselves out from under the covers, if we didn’t bang a shin on the corner of the bed, we managed to trip over the rug. This usually gave us a slight hint that it would be one of those days.” With half-opened eyes, we found our way to the bathroom. We slapped some water on the face, Thanks, I needed that!” we said to our reflections. Then, we sneaked a peek at the old alarm clock and realized that a half hour was wasted just getting out of bed. With the help of the city or the family ‘bus’, we got to school to talk to our friends in the student center, or we had time to do at least part of that unfinished homework before the bell rang and the drudgery of school began. Catching that laat ray of sunshine before going into the building to start her day is junior Sutton Johnston. Taking advantage of every minute, junior DeWayne Richmond studies on a class assign ment. Snooze-Alarm, give me ten morel Junior Tony Botkin dreads the 'wake up' sound of his alarm. Student Life 17