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

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Table of Contents Opening 1-5 Student Life 6-29 Organizations 30-59 Sports 60-93 Classes 94-113 People 114-165 Advertisements 166-181 Index 182-191 Happenings 192-195 Closing 196-200 Collecting cash for the German club is sponsor Miss Mary Findling. Senior Holly Holbrook turns in her part of the money received from a German Club fund-raising project. 4 Opening

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THM1 R FEELinG Yes, Central was more than a feeling, it was a way of life for four whole years out of our lives. Just knowing that we were a part of Central created an excitement that could be felt through everyone. Although the year may be gone, the memories will remain with us forever. We all have these memories, most of them good, like the times that we would panic at the word ‘test’ and then breath a sigh of relief when it was over; or the memory of that special boy-or girlfriend who left a mark in our hearts; or the teacher who left us like we should have been-thinking. It also seems like there who will be a particular game or dance that will stick out in our minds for some reason or another. At some point in time, maybe a month or maybe fifteen years after school is finished, these memories will jump into our minds. When they do, we shouldn't feel sad that those good ol’ days are gone, but glad that they were there for us to remember in the first place. All too soon, we’ll be graduating and we will have to leave our high school lives behind. Sure, we will be able to take a little part of Central with us, but we must remember that after high school is a whole new life-a life filled with promise and shadowed by doubt. It is one that could be blessed by peace or marred by war. Whichever one it turns out to be, we know that we will survive and go on with our lives, no matter how torn that we might be. We are assured of this survival because way back in those seventies and eighties, we were Muncie Central Bearcats and they were the best then, are the best now, and will always stand out as the best. The years at Central really did leave us with more than a feeling. They left us with a sense of pride, accomplishment and direction, the things that would get us through the next step in our lives no matter how turbulent or confusing it was to be. Those three things were things that we all needed and Central provided the best of them. And what else but the best could have come from C.H.S.?

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Working through an experiment in economics are these seniors as they prepare themselves for the workings of the 'real outside world. Taking a break from practice to strike an 'Egyptian pose' is varsity cheerleader Jennifer Griffith, junior. Senior Baird Davis looks on. Chat Timal These students take a small portion of their passing period to pass on the latest piece of gossip that’s floating around about ’you know who!' Opening 5