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

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Construction of a fruit bowl takes some of the free time of Mr. Sam Allen, general shop teacher. Mr. Allen makes many useful articles for himself and his friends during the year. Christmas cheer on December 76 came in the form of the annual holiday concert by the Rebel Band under the direction of Mr. Stanley Cate. 44 Faculty Extra classes cause staff changes Growth continued at South- side this year as new courses and personnel were added to accom- modate 1,052 students. Sixty courses were taught by 52 teach- ers and two JROTC instructors. The schedules of three teachers contained some changes. lVlrs. Mary Alice Nantz, music instructor, taught music appreci- ation, a non-performing, full- credit class open to all students. lVlrs. Flora IVlae Doville, home- making teacher, taught Home- making 7-8, giving intensive in- struction in clothing and tailor- ing. In the Art Department, a program of crafts was intro- duced, taught by lVlr. Jim Coop- er, art teacher. Outside the classroom, lVlr. Glen Pyle, building engineer, and lVlrs. lVlary House, cafeteria man- ager, directed the maintenance crew of six and cafeteria staff of 11 respectively. mi K BSN A x X' ,ti 3 VE' Q Q Though his schedule is g h V full, Mr. Jim , - ng H Cooper, art teacher, finds ' - i A ,, . -' time to enjoy his own U .QL - specialty-art.

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MRS. MARY RANDALL-DYER, A.B., M.S., Certifi- cate d'Etude, dean of girls, sponsor: Senior Council, MR. MILES SHOPFNER, B.S., M.E.D., assistant principal, dean of boys. MR. PHILLIP LEWIS, B.A., M. V.E. D., director of guidance, sponsor: Junior Op timist,' MR. THOMAS L. MERRITT ' M.S., M.E. D., Advanced Diploma, guid- ance director. X r P N Among his various duties, Mr. Victor E. Stewart director of instruction and assistant confers with Mr. Calvin Patterson, superintendent of schools, during Teacher Appreciation Day director of secondary education, and Mr. Ralph Riley, held November 3 at Southside. Administration 43

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ff Wt.: .1 1.. Showing an easier technique for stitching, Mrs. Flora Mae Doville aids Veronica Jones on her project in Horne- making Vll-Vlll, one of Sou thside 's new courses this year. Mrs. Billye Bumpas, English instructor and mo ther of All-American football player Dick Bumpas, shows true Razorback spirit as she and Robin Hunt post their sign. ,qv ,rn ' 'i 'Nas ? ... 5 ..........L 3' I GOH 1..t.,, . fs: titexfwat S . T :Q ,..,,5..?, ,K ' -, . Q11 Fit' s 4 Sai' 4 .He- K2 , .. MR. SAM B. ALLEN, B.S., General Shop,' MRS. CLARA AL VERSON, B.S., M.S.E., Physical Education, sponsor: lndust- rial Arts Club,' MR. C. RAY BAKER, JR., B.S.E., M.Ed., World History, American History,' COACH RONNIE BA TEMAN, B.S., Drivers Ed- ucation, Boys Physical Education,' MRS. BILL YE BUMPAS, B.S.E., M.Ed., English I-ll, English lll-I V, Co-spon- sor: National Honor Society,- MR. NORRIS BYERS, B.A., Study Hall,' MR. STANLEY H. CA TE, B.S.E., M.Ed., Band, Music theory,' MR. JIM COOPER, B.S.E., M.S.E., Art, spon sor: Alpha Rho Tau, Key Club,'MRS. ANNA DAL TON, B.S., Shorthand lvll, Typing Ill-l V. Faculty 45