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

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Northside world spins on - hurry is the word .-LLA'v- l 'Aww ' rf yell ' ay., ., -- ,eww ., W'-eq, 'ml . an Northsiders hasten to their destination as precious time ticks away. In the morning, they rush in with anticipation ofthe dayis events. No matter the time or weather, someone is always hurrying to get somewhere. And if along the way they gather up others going in the same direction, there is unity and companion- ship. Peabody students have seven minutes for the four blocks, a quarter of a mile, from Peabody to Northside. CThey said it wasn't enough time, but Tommy Cheyne C725 runs the 440, a quarter of a mile, in 50.5 secondsj Elsewhere a five minute- passing period must encompass a detour by the snack bar, an exchange of latest gossip, and 30-second dash to class. Signs of the times 15

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Homecoming said it, but it had already been drawn in Grizzly Grins. Pun and frolic ruled the year. Our smiles were alike, yet totally individual. Some laughed at themselves, some laughed at others, some laughed with the sheer joy of being alive. Classroom to club, football to faculty follies, they all fitted together in the symmetry of involvement. On their shirts, on their cars, on their signs, they said it: L'Smile, you're in Bear Countryf' Year gets off to bouncing wi' start with Grizzly Grins