Southside High School - Southerner Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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Mr. Roger Creenuwult transfers junior Tony Rohins0n's sched- ule from an enrollment card tu the permanent record. . Searching through the files containing the academic destinies of Southside students, Nlr. Orval Huffman reviews a schedule.

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Administration attains goals through cooperation, drive As school nurse. Mrs. Ruth Ratcliff is pre- pared to offer medical assistance if needed. Cooperation nas the keynote as the schoolboard and school adminis- tration sau its nay through mounds ot' decisions, important and routine alike, concerning the Xluncie city schools. and Southside in particular. lligh on the list, in the eyes ot Southside students, was the ap- proval of development at South ot an 800 seat auditorium, radio room, swiniming pool, wrestling room, and addition to the overcrowded cate- teria. Nlr. Claude XVilliams. principal, met and controlled the special prob- lems ot' the year at South. most notably, tightening disciplinarypolicy after the disturbances in the halls last fall which merited police pro- tection for South. Working with him in their fields, Mr. john Graham, assistant princi- pal, and Mrs. Mayro Porter, coun- selling director, worked more di- rectly with the students to discover their needs and try to aid them. Discussing improyements lor city schools are board members Nlr. Edward letterburg. Dr. Raymond Rothhaar. Mrs. Carolyn Kelley. Mr. jack Peekinpaugh, and Dr. Warren Bergwall, president. .XBOYPI The daily' announcements of ac- tivities are read to the student body by As- sistant Principal Nlr. john IC. Graham. BH- LOXY: Mr. Walter Robinson checks and records absences. 97

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Guidance Office page Susan Reeves. junior, calls home for a ride after working late. S i i VVhile her counselor, Mr. VValter Robinson waits patiently. junior Debbie Medaris fills out a change of program card. a last-minute switch at the beginning of a new semester. Counselors uide Southsiders to courses, college, vocations 'iDo I need a study hall, or shall I take Drivers, Education next se- mester? But then I couldnt take Spanish. How about typing'r , X'Vheu- ever Southside students needed help with a complicated problem, they usually ended up in the Guidance Office. The small size of the counselors offices was no indication of their capabilities. They held the responsi- law yu... ,wk bility of seeing almost 1600 students along the path to college or a job. This was complicated by the time consuming initiation of a new regis- trar. They were in charge of the seem- ingly endless tests determining the students capabilities. such as the National Nlerit, Tressler. SAT, etc. and special events such as Open House and College Night. GUIDANCE COUNSELORS-FRONT RONV: Miss Dorothy Krieger, Mrs. Iudith Schroeder. BACK ROW: Mrs. Mayro Porter, Mr. Roger Casterline, Mr. Orval Huffman. Mrs. Velma Frame, Mr. Roger Creenawalt, Mr. Jack Huff, Mr. VValter Robinson. 99