Southside High School - Southerner Yearbook (Fort Smith, AR)

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Snow-white mums are transformed into homecoming corsages by Vicky Hamon, Linda Dooley, Nate McDaniel, Nancy Jacobi, and Charlotte Thompson while Reece Jaber carries in more to increase the supply. Detail work done by Dixie Rhyne adds the finishing touches for senior homecoming decorations October 5. , , - , , i ,iz ,,1 111' 1. -Ch- i's' J 150 Senior Council Peace posters completed, seniors Cindy Coleman, Mary Haney, and Buzz Karsten prepare to make another decoration for the Senior Council Rock Festival. Hippies were the subject for the senior skit at the Northside-Southside game. Head head is Charlie Koenig,

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Accuracy is the word as Margaret Lawson, Sou therner co- editor double-checks year- book material, including the Zip Code before mailing. s,,,,,......-Q ...- Strains of 'Dixie' issue from the radio, followed by the familiar voice of Bill Stanton, who is responsible for the taping of numer- ous Rebel Review programs during the year. uk M 1'-wav' im 5 Miles of dirt and pavement occupy the before, during, and after school hours of Brent Jones, as he set and broke various statewide records in track. ness characterizes not only script requirement, ut also day to day involve- ents undertaken by ick Cousins. Hall of Fame l 149

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Flaking up the profits, Tina Tucker, Mike Rappeport, and Jim Saviers do odd jobs Nov- ember 24 earning around 8 700. Senior Council nets 5100 on fall 'labor' day l'll never get this window clean! l wish the wind would stop blowing those leaves! These were familiar expres- sions on November 24, during the fall Senior Council work day. Various odd jobs produced about 3100. ln the spring a second work day included the entire senior class. Other projects included the featuring of the Fifth Avenue Blues in a September dance, selling Southern Belle calendars, supplying mums for the home- coming dance, and delivering commencement announcements. Altogether these netted ap- proximately S800. The most popular money- making was a Rock Festival October 31, which was the an- nual Senior Carnival. Hippies managed booths, and gathered 3175. Altogether this council raised over 31000, more than any other. Aiming for spirit, not mon- ey, hard work by these seniors produced a well-decorated hall during Rebel Week, October 5-9. The council's efforts received a second place rating which tied with the Soph's hall. The Senior banquet and prom culminated the year for 331 students on lVlay 14 at the Municipal Auditorium. COUNCIL Bottom Row Lancaster Saviers taker Robinson Smith, Peoples, Rhyne, l-lenry, Huff Rappeport Cutting lsecretary trea Jacobi Top Row Tucker fvice-presidentl, Mosley McDaniel Beeman Kirkpatrick Loyd Gilk Coleman Denzy Watson, Haney, Karsten, Jaber, Mason, Jones, Senior Council 151