Southside High School - Southerner Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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Paperwork, Pots, And Plumbing I th main office and guidance office, students can always count on seeing M Ed G son Qseatedb, and Mrs. Ellen Thomas, Mrs. Marybelle Friddle, Mrs. Ruby Sk gg a d M ss Sandy Druckemiller. Holding the purse strings of Southside is lVlrs. Edna Garrison Ccenter leftb, the financial secretary. The adding machine is a constant companion in her responsibilities of handling book rentals and organization funds, and ordering supplies. Nlrs. Marybelle Friddle Qcenter rightb, reg- istrar, operates the addressograph, an extra task included with her usual duties of record- ing grades, and determining the grade ratio and rank of each student. As Girl Friday to lVIr. Graham, who is act- ing athletic director, Miss Sandy Druckemiller flower lefty assists all the coaches, as well as lVlr. Graham, with their secretarial needs. She also helps Nlr. Robinson with student attend- ance, as she is seen here. The position as lVlr. Williams' secretary re- quires Nlrs. Ellen Thomas Cbelowh to care for our principal's needs, and also to serve as recording secretary at teachers' meetings, to collect student teacher reports, etc. Working a half-day at the administration office, lVIrs. Ruby Skaggs flower rightb fills the role of lVlrs. Crawley's secretary. 7 ., hftfsQfR4ta e. ww cm?-fww

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Faculty aid has played a major part in the development of Southside High School. Its evidence can be seen everywhere -in the halls, the classrooms, and in the cafe- teria. With a great deal of faculty aid, the band was uniformed, a newspaper was published, a yearbook was printed, many athletic teams were fielded, clubs were formed, and a number of educational field trips were taken. These are just a few of the accomplishments made possible through the aid of our faculty. Southside Faculty Row 1-Mr. John Scheerer, science, guidance, Mrs. Stohler home economics Mr Robert Swander Indus Judith Schroeder, English, guidance, Mrs. Betty Shon- trial education Mrs Carolyn Thomas business educa dell, English, Mr. Kenneth Sieber, mathematics, and tion Mr Harold Traviolla physical education social 7, Miss Drucilla Stillwagon, English. Row 2-Miss Betty studies and Mrs Donna Zoll physical education

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eep 'Em Busy Hunger is no problem with these ladies around. They are fseatedh Edna Dull, Edna Walling, Dorothy Pollock, Mary Able, Biola Hanson fpartly hiddenb, Grace Ray, Nancy Crommie, Olive Bowels, Helen Freytage, Letha Wright, Margery Roberts, Irene Bow- man, and Carol Tinkle. Cstandingb Irene Hill, Mary Hedgeland, Maggie Deilkes, Helen Howell, Nola Sole, Dorothy Compliment, Mary Stewart, Alice Frogge, Jerlene Winfrey, Eunice Miller, Estelle Childress, Kathleen Smedley, and Lavonna Williams. Keeping us nourished and neat are the two major concerns taken care of by our excellent cafeteria and custodial staffs. Preparing some 295,000 individual meals this year, the ladies in the cafeteria have done their utmost to make the food attractive and to serve it with a pleasant smile. Assisting these ladies in clean-up, general care of the building, minor repairs, and preparation for special functions keep our custodians busy around the clock. Keeping our new school looking new are fseatedh Lewis Curtz, Richard Franks, and Deo Dubbs. fStandingD Cletis Dunnington, John Butler, Warren Davidson, and Willard Cooper. 51