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

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-Slucleni ,U i I L l e A - I 8:17...9:35...10:35... ll:35...1:10...2:10...3:10... K-r-r-r-ring! Student life begins in earnest. L The tired, dreary students who 5ouldn't concentrate in class came glive, ready for action, and the en- husiasm and energy seemed to grow s the day and night wore on. I Disco dancing surged ahead as a iighttime favorite-at school-spon- bred dances and the new private lub, Disco Galaxie. ' On Monday, Friday and some- imes Thursday nights students yelled football and basketball games. With appetites at a peak, carloads of stu- dents rushed to the pizza places to munch down on pizza, pasta, salad and sandwiches. Cruising was still one of the main time-wasting, gas-guzzling activities. A change in the usual cruise route -from Tilles Park to Sonic and back again occurred during the summer because of the closing of Tilles at 8 each night. A new route soon was created, however, with the construction of the Beacon Drive-In on Grand between nd screamed their support at the Milgram's and the 7-11. I I J 1 w,,,-.-Pi - - ' - ' '1 '1T- V . V, Q 5 1 A ll'l I P 'E I .I ., L' 1.95 - in ,.. ' ii . A - u T Q. D A1-j -+ ' 5' , ' H' 1 ' ' 1 'l'he Mall 'Mo Theatre, located in Cen- tral Mall, featured Animal House' and 'Foul Play. Phoenix Village Theatre showed Almost Summer and the Minitek on South U sponsored Grease and Up in Smoke. s 'S . Y . ' , x' -,Jr After the games, Romiie Chapman, like most students, munchea down on pizza, pasta or salad. Lingering in the Sonic after stopping for a Coke, a cherry lemonade or a cherry vanilla Dr. Pepper, people eould watdl as friends Wisdgfy. P,,lEd,,'l9 '1'! Greg-wood .and Grand, travelling from the Sonic to the new Beacon and back.

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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

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KTTH nu f 1- P. A Q s Not only is tennis a favorite past- Iime of the athletic crowd, but some students like Karen Patterson can't play As james 'Ihcker drains the gas pump and refuels his car, the gas pump in tum drains his wal the game as much as they would like. let, but he tries to save a few cents by servicing his car himself. Responsibilities come with owning a car. Many a Saturday after- the old-fashioned garden hose, but in October Carolyn Jones and other noon is spent keeping it clean. Some students use the car wash, others Sophomore Class members scrubbed them clean.