Southside High School - Southerner Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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Physics students Dennis LaVeIle and Milan Lee conduct a lah experiment in electricity Mr. Robert Clark, f d d t t h b hi self before anoth I fi.- 22 Varying from printing to physics, a total of 168 courses were offered at Southside this year, each supervised by one of the ten academic departments-health and physical education, home economics, sci- ence, mathematics, social studies, lan- guage arts, business education, music, art, and industrial arts. During the class time spent in the health and physical education department, one might have studied topics ranging from de- fensive driving to narcotics education. Prin- cipally composed of sophomores, the driv- er education classes learned both the joys and the frustrations of driving an auto- mobile. While physical education classes stressed the importance of physical strength, students in health education classes learned the body functions and the causes and preventive measures of certain diseases. The Many Sides rn- Is he or isn't he asleep?

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Guests Letha Southerland and Rita Bass help comedian-magician Jan Berkshire in his performance before the student body. Dr. Leo Hauptman, registrar of Ball State Teach- I ers College, addresses students at Career Day n I n convocation. l I l Mr. and Mrs. Galvano perform their Hawaiian string music. 21

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Study halls at Southside are greatly appreciated by the students. Of Southside Mr. John Scheerer works at his desk in the guidance office, To the band's rendition of Tuxedo Junction, the Rebellettes enter- checking a counseling problem. tained during half-time at the Rebel-'Cat game. ii 3 l ii in in f WHS' EES' .. 3 ' 1, , ,Q i 5 if X ,, ,. ,.,,.i LE '5 s ' V.. 1 fy ' J X 1 i' T 5 ' '-'ww We W fp. Y , sd , 23