Southside High School - Southerner Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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ln the library, girls prepare new books for the Slgdent Help Plays A Big Role Responsible for a smooth operating library were fseatedj Annie Wilson, Carol Cook, Linda Cummins, Nita Sosbe, Pat Muncey, Janice Reed, Jenny Williams, Virginia Adams, Betty Reese, Thresa Miller, Jonna Cole, Jane Winningham, and Marsha How- ell. CStandingD Mrs. Cynthia Marshall, Becki Wolf, Sheryl Miller, Fred Keesling, Pat Ring, Jim Hubbard, Becky Haskett, Paula Williams, Sue Bookout, Rick Ipson, Penny Daugherty, Nancy Lowery, Darrell McKnight, Lorenza Prince, Marjorie Kirkland, Dor- othy Young, and Equilla Coleman. shelves, design bulletin boards and showcase displays, take charge of attendance in the library, and are re- sponsible for the vertical file. Boys take care of the school's audio-visual needs. Showing films and doing minor repairs keep two boys working each hour. Future nurses receive first-hand training in the fundamentals of nursing. Their busy schedule includes giving first aid, running errands, acting as reception- ists, making beds, and even washing windows. 4.1 iii How much is the fine? is one of the many questions asked of Pat Muncey as she works at the library desk. Our health problems are taken to the clinic for attention from Cseatedj Judy Cummings and Sue Bookoutg Carolyn North, Judy Cox, Marsha Said, Nancy Kvalo, Janet Rainey, and Mrs. Ruth Ratcliff. 53

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Giving Assistance, Gaining Experience: . . Girls serving as office pages were Paula Morton, Debbie Thomas, Claudia Wimmer, Car- la Knafel, Laura Walburn, Sandy Smith, Carol Lanning, Nena Evans, Judy Rector, Su- sie Cox, Patty Petro, Carolyn Walker, Cathy Doolittle, Marilyn South, and Amber Detrich. Students not only enjoy the benefits of a smooth running school, but also do their fair share in making it so. Boys and girls give up their study periods to help each day in various departments which need assist- ance. Besides collecting attendance cards, the office pages are kept busy answering the phone, typing, and operating the mimeograph and liquid duplicator ma- chines. Guidance office aids perform such duties as run- ning errands, operating the addressograph, filing, and typing for teachers. Nena Evans hikes around the halls collecting attendance cards. Guidance office aids were Jonna Cole and Tiny Hankins, seated, Gearldine Carroll, Beverly Neal, Gaye Franklin, Carol Cook, Jennifer Lykins, Carolyn Bradburn, Shirlene Nay, Anita Haynes, and Linda Harvey. 52

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Extras In Th aily Routine Some must work, while others enjoy themselves,butevery- one has his turn. Was the mailman good to you, Mrs. Sch- roeder'? Mr. D. A. Martz Cleftj filled in the last part of the year as a substitute in the industrial arts department. Mr. Floyd Hurst fright? served as Mr. Dwiggins' assistant with both the band and orchestra. Remxation or 3 quiet atmosphere for doing paper work can be found in the teachers' lounge. 54