Southside High School - Southerner Yearbook (Fort Smith, AR)

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Meade, Suzy Q.. A' P- Medrick, Michael . 3 ' 3 Mendenhall, Bob i .s if A ,is ,f Messamore, Shelia Middleton, Connie Miles, Richard Miller, Diane i Mitchell, Susan Moellers, Tony , Montgomery, Brent xv Moore, Donnie I' ' ull. X' lilhf. i . 5 4.- ... i :EQ w'f'f'ff t' V , 1, ,A JM 5,4 L Moore, Genice , , V L V ,E l , i Q, .H Q c' ff-.... -i , N it it 9' ' Y , WWW i ' 1 W 'i 'f ire, Moore, Jeff . f v ' W 1 Moore, Sherri 4 - Q5 y Moreton, Michael . i i , I Morland, Karen .gf g-1 C i ,Ax l 3, ,V 1 ,wfwei 1 , 5 ..g, 2 X5 e r i eee l ,,,, l Q 1 1 as ,jif ' i , i Morris, Cris -' I, Ig ' ' ' . W' '45 v' if ' ' 1 Morrow, Michele da N, F wg- af L i Mosley, Paul , I' X' Mulson, Troy ,Q i 5 ' Q ' ? - lingprobably the best seat in the stadium, Hal Hen- , sophomore, closely watches the Northside-South- e rivalry game, October 21, at Mayo-Thompson iium. After having major surgery on both of his :, Hal still found a way to see the Rebels for the t time beat the Grizzlies, 15-8. Neal, Allen Neal, David Needham, Barry Neel, Scott Nelson, Katrina Newhouse, Cathy Newlin, Susan Newton, Teresa Nicholson, Tim Nix, Brian Nuckolls, Donna Ohlsson, Scott Osborne, Brenda Oscai, Don Panneton, Joey Parsons, Kathy L Taking time to discuss matters in the hall are sophomores Kevin Patterson, Tom Jones, and Becky Erman while Jennifer Edwards looks around to see who yelled her name. concerned about class of '80 With promises of showing the juniors and seniors who really was a '4Mickey Mouse class, Danny Laffoon assumed the role of Sophomore Council President. HA president should be the one who leads and organizes. Someone who binds his council into a working, concerned onef' I Want the seniors of 1980 to be proud of their class. A 169 0? ff, 1 it if

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SOPHOMORES fcontinuedj Ledbetter, Stuart Lee, Dwayne Lee, Gardner Lee, Kim Lemon, Melea Leonard, Cal Levering, Kelly Levy, Ken Lewis, Mary Lewison, Liz Lindemann, Bruce Lininger, Rusty Little, Cindy Little, Rob Litzinger, Beth Loman, Roy Looper, Tracy ' Lorenson, Liz GTUNECSQ OF BEETHCDVEN 'tPushing the right buttons at the right time is the hardest for mef' That is how Thomas Haynes, soph- omore, explained the difficulty of his job as composer operator for the Southworld. Beethoven, the IBM Selectra Elec- tronic Composer 3000, is used by the Southworld for all production work in setting stories into print. Thomas, along with Lana Taber, was among the first sophomores to learn the complicated workings of the composer. r l Sophomores full of spirit 4 pep rallies were heard yellin 4'We've got spirit, welve got prid X The class of '80 will never die! 3' .ln Lyle, Lisa Maness, Lisa Mann, Jeff Martin, Cathy Martin, Kelli Mason, Cheryl Mason, Kent Mathews, Craig Matlock, Lisa May, Karen ' x May, Karl McCann, Darlene -4 In ' HMS? V: r 'r' Q , McConnell, Kelly 4, , as McCutchen, Lisa W 5, 44, ' W , McDaniel, Kelley -F A A 'A . McFerran, Bruce ' - is , McFerran, Tina 'iii V, Q - McKee, Adyna .L J L McMahon, Julie ' H ' ,A McSwain, Amy X V k,.' ' , 1 ,ze ' 5, Q' 5 N Q ' E Xi D I O The mi ht mice f 4 and the 'tChain the Bearl' O if E Y 0 1980 have been just that- MIGHTY! They were way ahead when they won the ! banner contest in the home- coming parade on November contest as well. The sopho- mores gave the juniors their traditional silent hand treat- ment right back to them.

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SOPHOMORES fcontinuedj BULL'S EYE When Amy lVlcSWain, sophomore, climbed on the tree stand at 6:30 one morning she really didn't expect to shoot a 6-point buck, but that is exac- tly What she did. E 'tl just waited up there for about ffl ff N' fifteen minutes and a deer walked by about 15 yards from me and I shot it, Amy explained. Then she made it very clear that 'tit Wouldnit happen twice. H' ,J 'S' Just clowning around, getting away from school- work for awhile, are sophomores Bill Inness and Mark Hadlock opposing DeRhonda Elmore and Kevin Hardwick in a game of chicken fights. Students were con- -,E-. iii 1 4, ff if awk Q .- . '? 'W fr ,- , I 1 Q. . ..,,. Q 3.2.4.0 -.: I 'X i e .. .: -S 4-X , - Q- I :QW Af . ,, 'J -fs' sf :ll A I .V TT 4 .thv p,iTppi 1 My as . 4 stantly aware of their status by displaying their graduating year ,78, '79 or '80 on jerseys sold by the Sophomore Council as its second money- A A making project. Another Y ls ' S0 ll Ill! Sounds were heard this year from the symphonic and sophomore bands. The sophomore group consisted of 55 members. lt was formed to give soph- omores a chance to bridge the gap from junior high to senior high music. Mr. Richard Peer direct- ed this new class. 170 K l . , , 5 ,--- Gazing off Louisa Furr, sophomore, thinks over her assignment on foods in home- making class. T, , . A u s a H 25- . yz 0. I J' Pe Patterson, Kevin Pearce, Jennifer Peerson, Carolyn Peerson, Marilyn Pellegrom, Kelly Pendleton, Chris Pendleton, Lee Ann Penn, Scott Perry, Karen Pierce, Karla Pinkston, Jimmy Pittman, Joyce Plum, Greg Plunkett, Julie Porter, Scott Porter, Sherri Price, David Procell, Pam Pyle, Debbie Quigg, Dana Rader, Ricky Ragains, James Rawland, Rhonda Ray, Shelly Redwine, Elaine Rhinehart, Ray Rice, Barron ' X, f . project was a car Wash. .A X , 3 8 . Q vb NEW FAEE5 W Q,