Southside High School - Southerner Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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Fine arts students Work together and individuall XVlien a variety of high school stu- dents combined their musical talents under the direction of Mr. Boyer and Mr. Dwiggins, they stopped thinking as soloists and contributed to a group to transform it from a group into a productive unit. This unit could be Concert Choir or Clee Club. It could be one of the in- strumental groups: band, orchestra, dance band, or pep band. No matter which group, the harmony did not arrive magically, but only through concentrated effort of at least an hour a day, Art students worked individually to express their emotions visually. They were taught the concept that originality can thrive without break- 'A ing the basic standards that are neces- sary for good craftsmanship. From beginning art courses to jew- elry. pottery, sculpture. and graphics, ' t the Southside student was offered a wide variety of choice. As the band pauses in its marching practice for i a moment. drummer Cary Bolton, soph.. turns j to see or hear something interesting. As a part of her participation in the Enrichment Program sponsored by Ball State University, Bobbie Morris, jr., learns by practice to paint with water colors. Linda Branson, jr., and Yasmin Crawford, jr. members of thc Girls' Clee Club, watch atten tively for Mr. Boyer's signal to begin singing. 33

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WVilliam Birk Mrs. Becky Clock Mrs. Marjorie Denton Mrs. Velma Frame Ruth Goodnight, sr., thinks before answering a provoca- tive question posed by Mr. Hicks in his economics class. ABOVE: Listening to visitors' comments at the Open House demonstration on uHippies arc discussion lead- ers Ray Haughn, sr., and Karen Sipe, sr. BELOW: Mr. Punzelt emphasizes a point to his history class. 5