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

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Cruising draws teenagers to Greenwood and Grand Ave- nues just about every night. Newly remodeled Jaek's Skateland on Phoenix attracts students on various nights. Pinball machines and pool are popular there too. Stuffed animals, bottles of soft drinks, glassware, back snatchers and memories rr main behind even after the fair packed up and left. During the last 10 days of September, the 'Q-UU .'. .' Ii Clif 5 . l f , -Ll-1, ,,...u -, Ioooos ' 1123 'iwilnm' f QEWW QV s 'A 3-55 annual Arkansas-Oklahoma Livestod: Exposition and Dis- trict Fair assembled people of all lzes at Kay Rodgers Park. 'nflcmfx