Southside High School - Southerner Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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Southside's Moods at Southside are subject to radi- cal change. Often, due to late hours, our study halls serve as the perfect place for a few minutes of daydreaming or sleeping. Suddenly, we wake up and find that we must hurry or we will be late to our next class. One of our most enjoyable school activi- ties is lunch. Here we can rest and restore lost energy which has been used up during our morning classes. All too soon our school day ends CHa!J and we must head for home, but we never fret-there will be another day of our changing moods. Larry Winningham tries unsuccessfully to shake off sleep as he comes up the steps, starting another school day. Students in the lunch lines are either looking at the menu, grabbing for their food, or reluctantly counting out their Jim Schrecongost studies chemistry in preparation money. for a test. ,951 te 1 8

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Moods Q. af 'N Y The fastest pace of the student's day is when he leaves. What's she doing now?