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

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RANDY ALEXANDE R, Interact-A Treasurer, JACKIE AMOS, Red Cross, Ensemble, Presidents' Forum, Mixed Chorus-Secretary, Partners in Christ-President, All-State Chorus, All Region Chorus, SUSAN ARM- BRUSTER, Alpha Rho Tau, JEFF BAILEY, Lettermen, Junior Exchange, Fellowship of Christian Athletes- President, BARB BAKER, Student Council-President, Mixed Chorus, FTA, Ancillae, Los Rebeldes, Presi- dents' Forum. LUKE W. BALLENGER, Science Club, National Honor Society, Junior Optimist-Secretary, FRITZ BALL- MAN, Interact, DIANE BAR- RINGER, Alpha Rho Tau, BOBBY BEACH, Southside Industrial Orienta- tion, Alpha Rho Tau, Red Cross, DANIEL BECKHAM, Lettermen, Alpha Rho Tau. PAT BEEMAN, Senior Council, FTA, Library Club, Rebelettes, The Rebel, Red Cross, NEVA BELCHER, Stu- dent Council-Vice-President, Mixed Chorus, National Honor Society, Ancillae, Reveliers, R.O.M.E., Partners in Christ-Secretary, CYNTHIA BELL, FTA, National Honor Society, Los Rebeldes, JROTC Sponsor, Reveliers, SAM BERRY, Thespians, Junior Optimist, Southside Industrial Orientation, NANCY BOGGAN, Mixed Chorus, FHA-President, Presi- dents' Forum. BETH BOGNER, Quill and Scroll, Ancillae, The Southerner, Con- federates, DAVID BORUM, Key Club, Southside Industrial Orientation,PAT BOULDEN, Student Council, Key Club, Science Club-Vice-President, TOM BOULDEN, National Honor Society, Boys' State, Key Club-Secretary, Science Club, RICHARD BRACKEN, Southside ln- dustrial Orientation. SUSAN BROCKMAN, Student Coun- cil, National Honor Society- Secretary-Treasurer, Columbians, The Southerner, Confederates, FTA, Partners in Christ, DENNIS BROWN, Band, Band Council, BARBARA BUCHHOLZ, Columbians, FTA- Treasurer, Science Club, WILLY BURNS, Senior Council, PAULA CALLAHAN, Girl's Glee Club, FHA. PAM CAMERON, Mixed Chorus, Alpha Rho Tau, Confederates, JAMMIE CAPERTON, Reveliers, Li- brary Club, Alpha Rho Tau, DEBBIE CARD:CHERYL CARLlLE,Ancillae, Cheerleader, SHARON CARNEY, Girl's Glee Club. 152 Seniors

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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

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.xxx - -.,. , ,N ear begins 0 Barb Baker and Sue ordin were sworn in as presi- ent and vice-president of the tudent body by lVlr. Victor tewart in a special assembly eptember 9. 'The Senior Council spon- ored a dance September 11 after he Southside-Northside game. usic was provided by the 'Fifth Avenue Blues Band , a sock group from Fayetteville. 0 Flick Cousins was an- nounced as Southside's National Vlerit semi-finalist September 16 by Nlr. Phillip Lewis, counselor. ..ith senior winning title The test is sponsored by the lVlerit Corporation annually. lBrucille Hanley reigned as Rebel Band Queen September 18 at the Southside-Benton game. The queen was selected by the number of tickets she sold. Pro- ceeds went for band trips and other equipment. 'The Class of '71 held its first meeting in the cafeteria September 23. Plans were dis- cussed for future projects in order to raise money for the banquet and prom and the class's gift to the school. Spare time finds National Merit semi-finalist, Rick Cousins, taking pictures for the Southerner and Rebel as well as South 7 7. Anticipating her senior year at Southside, Sally Jackson compares class schedule cards with friends. Seniors 1 53