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

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Expressions show inner feelings Smile, you’re on Candid Camera! Members of Young Life stop to pose for a picture during the fall retreat in Lafayette. Killing Kokomo. Senior Baird Davis strangles student teacher Mr. Scott Killings, from Kokomo, as Central hoped to do when they met Kokomo on the football field. 24 Student Life

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Everybody shows it. Whether it is proclaimed on a license plate, across the front of a T-shirt, or printed on a button. It’s called “Purple Pride.” One thing that Bearcat fans are known for is their tremendous spirit. Many loyal Bearcats wear purple and white on days when games are played. Decked out in their derbies and purple-clad, it’s plain to see what team they support. And who but a true Bearcat enthusiast would wait in line for hours to purchase a tourney ticket? Many students spent hours after school decorating the halls in purple and white. And, if you wouldn’t be a cheerleader, the next best thing was to join cheerblock and really get “R-O-W-D-l-E”. Even the most unsentimental of us admit to getting misty when we looked up to see the seven state banners hanging in the Fieldhouse as we sung the school song. Muncie Central, Oh Muncie Central, Muncie Central, We’re all for you!” They melt in your mouth not in your hands. Freshman cheerleaders Michele Beard and Amy Wheeldon show their team spirit. We are the 'Catal Sophomore Sherry Voytik fires up the crowd at one of the junior varsity basketball games. Srv 4 Student Life 23

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Emotions tell the whole story. Joy, anger, disgust, fear, grief, surprise, happiness, and the list goes on and on to explain every feeling we have. The expression on someone’s face could be enough to tell what that person was thinking or feeling. Although there were a few students who never could be figured out. The camera can’t catch it all, but the memory keeps it forever. Each and every student had a different ex- pression to reveal the mood he or she was in, and most were not afraid to show them. How often had someone rolled their eyes, crossed their arms or placed them on their hips, raised their eyebrows, or flashed the popular “pepsodent smile”? In every case we knew exactly what the person’s innermost feelings were. Can you imagine what if we had no feelings or moods to express ourselves? What if everyone walked around the halls with a rock hard look on their face? It would seem that life would be very boring without this important feature we have, and use so very often. All students came to school with different types of expressions, and they all changed constantly throughout the day. Almost all students had the look of RELIEF when the final bell rang, and school was out for another day. Helpl! Junior Mark Hoops drowns in the dunk tank during Homecoming activities. For the tun ot it. Senior Oren Wright laughs along with the crowd after winning the pie eating contest. In deep concentration before a crosscountry race, freshman David Lafferty sits and prepares for the event. Student Life 25