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

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Hours of practice pay off as Mike Hanna takes a hand-0 ff in a driving rain against St. Anne E. Amidst a pouring rain, captains Mike Hanna and Doug Pogue choose to defend the east goal against Hot Springs. -A .4 3 1 ' V :fl fi: i'5l'fEf:,f' ,,.,, ' 'Vi H ' ,st 4 P J - ,ff A , ' ' in A i 5 EMM? ek we W a - - . .,,, ,,1, , L if gg, , . 4, f , 7 if fs, , l W 1 , Limbering up before the game, wingback Evan Evans gives the Northside Grizzlies a preview of his kicking abilities. Mike Hanna, senior Rebel fullback, prepares for ac tion against the Benton Panthers. Football 67

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B- team ends successful 5 - 2 -1 season B-Team Record Bebs Opps 0 Northside Led by a balanced offense and a stubborn defense, the Southside- Johnny Rebs com- 19 extra points tried and 15 made. Coach Jim Wyatt felt that the team had shown great im- 20 Van Buren plated one of the best seasons pl'OVem6l'lT S1l ICE the start ofthe , since the opening of Southside. season. 35 Submco The B team ended the sea- Facing many tough teams, l son with a 5-2-1 record only to the Rebs were supported by 14 Fayettevme be beaten twice by cross-town players who were giving one - rival Northside. The Be-bs were hundred percent effort all the 6 Northmde led by the quarterbacking of Jim time, according to Coach Wyatt. Cauthran and Gerald Marshall The Johnny Rebs were also 20 Greenwood and the power running of Sidney plagued with injuries during the Swink and David Jones. season but the coach felt that the 16 Fayettevme Southside scored a total of second string did a remarkable 131 points while holding their job. All of the B-team players 14 Northside opponents to only 72 points. Out desehle a great deal of recogni- of these 131 points, there were tion, Coach Wyatt declared. l l J 2 WIS- r J J 9 , a ,Q V , g l ,I . : g are Vgfv ,,,, gif, ,,,, T, A ,L , A M ,,,r tln 5 it i 1 Q H ' ---', ' I , V ' , ' is . 32 f,, rfi- - fttti ffs2' , 'l , ix I Q ,. ,.,i . Ii' W' , 'MLW-1 e ' -- , -sl ,aw '-f,,- r ,iiai ft- f ,-M ra A ' , ,- , I ' , 1, v 4 .ti g if iirrrsar srrr C . irrsr , t zgy J Q li - Q L , .L . A it . : E , , g g f,, g l1' H r r tt,' raa, 1 .,, sr- ,ir,t '.'r ',-. 1 at , , --' - 1 is T V ' A V A ' , .:,,t, , , l ',,- - - V, L',, 5 ,, 0 I M J r or i r l bbbr atair B r at 451 it 1 M ' A r ss a t i '2 ffrr r.r,, t ---rf . rjsls Jtt' i'l'i' - ' lss g 1 - J .,., J -,7r lrri i Jir 1970 Rebel Varsity Squad: Bottom row-manager Robertson, Garner, Pogue, Hanna, Jollifi Warlick, Bailey, Chamblin, Corbell, Gable, Mason, Farrow, D. K irk- Igatrick, Wright, Orndorfi Scruggs, manager Griffin. Middle row-Coach Jim owland, Coach Ronnie Bateman, manager Wells, Breedlove, Marshall, Gotcher, Mayo, K. Kirkpatrick, Evans, Wyers, Willis, Ladoi Hutson, Yerton, Jones, Stubble- field, Coach Jim Wyatt, Coach Jim Hart: Third row-Blake, Vitale, Moore, Cauthran, Shipley, West, Harris, Edwards, Riddle, Gentry, Jeffries, Rhodes, Hamilton, Powell, Dickinson. Defense is part of the game as Sou thside players battle each other during the Red-White game, the pre-season in ter-squad struggle. Football 69