Northside High School - Bruin Yearbook (Fort Smith, AR)

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The only woy to go is up! 10 ln the beginning Above right: Head cheerleader Lynn Coats indicates the mood of the 1971-72 year. Far right: Finding a way to voice their opinions, the Student Council conducted a series of Editorials of the Air. Charles Vann delivers an editorial during one morning's announcements. Middle left and above: The Northside student government pledges to work to achieve the best for their school at the fall installation ceremony. Left: Lucia Hawkins and Jim Jennings help promote Grizzly spirit as pep assemblies and class competition again became a part of the Northside scene. Above: Fall inauguration: Lane Barker, presidentg Molly White, vice-presidentg R, Earl Farnsworth, principal. Northside is just a name. The Northside campus is just a tract of land. The Northside buildings, stadium and field house are just construction jobs. But the 1,700 individuals who come to Northside High School each day put meaning into the name, bring color and action onto the campus and create the excitement that only life can create within the buildings. For Northside is people. lt is people who are all different and all distinctly themselves, yet are all faced with dealing with what they have. Northside is people who know there will be only one 1971-72 school year and if they are going to do anything with it, they will have to do it now. Northside is people who are ready to roll, ready to change what they don't like, and ready to stand for what they believe. -and that the only way to go is up. 4'Th.is is a special yearf, student body president Lane Barker said at her installation. wlhere will never he another exactly like itf,

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