Southside High School - Southerner Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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1 ASTRONOMY CLUB-FRONT ROYN: Cathy McMath, Sandra VViekersham, Ruth Goodnight ROW 2: john Ribble. David Dotson, Ron Smith, William Cavanaugh, Floyd Osborn. David H. Lee BACK ROW? Steve jackson, Bill Brewer, Carry Hickman, Mr. Kenneth Holmes, Fred Fields Keith Yvalhurn. 4 '-Tai' RIGHT: Senior Ralph Flatter concentrates on his sky charts, prior to a planned night observation. A BOVF: CAA members enjoy basketball recreation. 58

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INDIANA JUNIOR HISTORICAL SOCIETY-FRONT ROW: Mary Osborne, Kathi VVhite, Shirley Long. ROVV 2: Lois jones, Chris Carender, Leslie Baker. ROVV 3: Charlie Osborne, Pat Farr, Vikki Furrow, Michael Lykens. BACK ROVV: Mr. Phipps, Larry Rooney, David H. Lee, Mr. Ron McNabney. DISCUSSION CLUB-FRONT ROW: Debbie Dykes, Beth McCammack, Sondra Sei- Bush, Mrs. Rebecca Clock. Lively topics afford material for Discussion Club, HHS With such topics as The Hippiesf and Censorship of Naughty Stutff there was plenty of material for debate in the Discussion Club. In the fall the club demonstrated a meeting for Open House. Later at the Model UN Assembly the mem- bers debated current issues. Otticers were Judy Strohmeier, pres., joe Douglas, v.p., Ron Smith, sec.-treas., Karen Sipe, sr. parl., Mrs. Velma Frame and Mrs. Re- becca Clock, sponsors. The Indiana junior Historical So- ciety, in promoting interest in local history, took a tour of Delaware County with Mr. Richard Greene, local historian, as guide. Officers were Lois jones, pres., Mike Lykens, v.p., Mary Osborne, sec.-treas.g Mr. Ronald McNabney and Mr. Andrew Phipps, sponsors. bold, joe Douglas, Karen Sipe, Richard Sowers, Ron Smith, Becky Turney, Virginia Swan. ROVV 2: Peggy Yates, Bobbie Morris, jane Luzader, Mary Osborne, Sheryl Kemp, Jodi King, james Savage, james Sharp, John Ribble. BACK ROW: Mrs. Velma Frame, Francis Baker, Leslie Baker, Tim Decrr, Ray Haughn, David H. Lee. Linda ABOVE: David Lee, sr., delivers a report to IIHS on his observations during a trip through Delaware County. LEFT: Engrossed in a de- bate at Discussion Club, Ray Haughn, sr., re- flects onthe question at hand. 57

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ABOVE: Seniors David Lee and Ruth Good- night gaze at sunspots through a telescope filter. BELOVV: Backed into the sidelines, sophomore Patricia Orr giggles as she searches for a likely person to take the hall. Two new clubs form, offer star-gazing and gymnastics Most boys find it hard to belieye that girls can be proficient in sports. Perhaps conyincing them was part of the reason that the Cirls Athletic Association was started this year. More likely it was a chance for girls to keep fit and have fun participating in such sports as basketball, volley- ball, and gymnastics. The girls played intersehool and intramural games. Oflicers were Carole Clark. pres.g Cindy Batlilt, vp., julie Caddis, sec.- treas.g and Mrs. Donna Zoll, who sponsored the club. For the star-gazers among the students, a second new organization was established this year. The As- tronomy Club followed a plan of imaginative study, starting with the observation of sun spots and working up to more complicated telescope projects, This predominately male group was open to anyone who had attained at least a C average in .Algebra I. Officers were Bill Brown, presg Dave Dotson, y,p.g Sondra Xtiicker- sham, sec.-treasg and Mr. Kenneth Holmes, sponsor. 5 CIRL,S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONiFliUNT BOVV: Deborah Disllman, Carol Johnson. Pat Boyle, Cindy Ratliff, julie Caddis, Connie Collins, Linda Huber, Lily YVheat. Linda Campbell, Sunda Nickerson, Marcya Mason, Patricia Orr, Brenda Lemon. ROV' 2: Pat jay, Kris Martin, Debbie VVebh, Jeannie Bates, jane Drumm. Pam Rusher. Belinda Enochs, Dehhie Turley, Beth Mor- ton, Childa Cassel, Monica Rosander. BACK BOXY: Linda Bush, Sally Hilton, jodi King, Diann Brown, Pam McCarthy, Karol McCarrity. Cathy YVaters, Deborah Riddle, Gwen Coleman, Karen Rothhaar. 59