Southside High School - Southerner Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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Preparing home work was not so gruesome in the pleasant surroundings of our library. Terry Gaiser uses Southside's search for his term paper. 14 During Southside's first year in operation, Mrs. Cynthia Marshall was in charge of the library. Other library workers have been stu- dent helpers or practice students from Ball State. Well equipped, considering the short time of its operation, the library contains 27 sets of books for English classes, and 4800 books Cfic- tion and non-fictionj for regular distribution. In addition, the reference section includes sets of encyclopedias, various dictionaries, Reader's Guide to Periodicals, Stateman's Yearbook, World Almanac, Atlas, Album of American His- tory, and college guides and catalogs for stu- dents interested in further education. The audio-visual department has available many filmstrips for use in classes, and the magazine section is equipped with material for practically every course taught in our school, as well as subject matter on various student interests.

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Becky Stillwagon renders a song at the all school Christmas con- vocation. READY REBELS 16 When called upon, ready Rebels are always on their toes. ln class our stu- dents are able to exercise mental or physical powers with equal prowess. Rebels are also ready to relax. We have many pastimes-clubs, record collections, dances, parties, good books, and sleep. Repair jobs are varied around our school. Fixing broken lockers, tighten- ing shakey desk and table legs, and replacing burned out lights are just a few. All these jobs are done quickly and expertly by our fine staff. Mr. Lowell Barnett repairs a cranky locker in the dressing room.