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

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Flog seen os symbol of new sense of belonging Peace, prosperity and a realization of our role in the world around us. These were our hopes, our goals. We bore the signs of patriotism in many forms. We accepted the traditional, yet mingled it with our contemporary interpretations. On both campuses flew the old, with the new from the nationis capital. Ours is a new sense of belonging, of helping to form our democracy and our destiny. Our ideas are our own, conceived from the minds of men dedicated to this way of life. We fly the flag, we wear the flag, we glue, sketch and salute the flag, all with the same enduring pride for what it represents to us and our futures, alone and collectively. This is our America. Signs of the times 27

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C ho pter three The little red school housen is still red but itls not very little any more. After buying the house on 22nd Street to be used as a student parking lot, Northside occupies I2 acres. Courses are being offered in 10 different fields but many A-tual students think more specialized courses such as philosophy, sociology and psychology are needed to let each student concentrate his talents in different fields. The newest program is the Co-operative Office Education, or COE program giving students on-the-job training in offices. As the personal and material needs of the students increase, the Mlittle red school house expands also. Offering more than an education, Northside is sometimes known as a home away from home. The 3 Fl's-and more 29