Southside High School - Southerner Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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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

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