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

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Waiting for their introduc- tion at the pep rally be- fore the first Northside game, September 12, are the football members of the FCA. FCA! Bottom Row-Mason, Gafflef, HGl10'9fS0fI, N9Wf0f7, Afldef-9011, Roberts, Reece Jaber, K arstenp Fourth Row-Randy Jaber, Beck- Hutson, Freeze, D. Jones, Orndorff K. Jones, Glenn, Scruggs, M. K irkpatrickg Second Row-Underwood, B. Jones, Rollan, Tinder, Riddle, Moore, Gotcher, Mayo, Saviers, Marshall, Wyers, K. Kirk- patrickg Third Row-Neddersen, McCauley, Allen, Jefferies, More- land, Wells, Wagner, Blake, Jollifi Hamilton, Breedlove, Edwards, FCA promotes spirit during year To stir up spirit for South- side football and basketball games at pep rallies was an activity that many Fellowship of Christian Athletes members par- ticipated in during the year. Additional events included attending local church services, and engaging community busi- nessmen and outstanding young athletes as guest speakers for their monthly meetings. A nationwide organization, the FCA holds state and national rallies where selected members form huddle groups and hear guest speakers. In its third year at Southside, the club's membership includes any athlete who participates in football, basketball, track, and cross country. This year's spon- sors were Coaches, Jim Rowland and Donald Hart. ham, Robertson, Baker, Evans, West, Westmoreland, Gentry, Cau- thron, Farrow, J. Bailey, Shipley, Gable, Hanna, Corbell, Chamblin,' Top Row-Sherer, Willis, M. Bailey, Catsavis, Rapley, Richards, Paul, Cates, Flanary, Higgins, Hartoon, Powell, Vitale, Harris, Warlick. FCA 85

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-H f Wig s f ss, ' LETTERMEN: Bottom Row-Jones, Garner, Riddle, Moore, Gotcher, Mayo, Orndorff, Mason, Wright, Dickinson,' Second Row- Beckham, Wells, Blake, Jolliff, Hamilton, Shipley, Edwards, M. Roberts, Reece Jaber, Karstenf Third Row-Pogue, Randy Jaber, G. Roberts, Lettermen achieve annual rewards Annual presentations of blankets, sweaters, and jackets were awarded to several letter- men by principal Victor Stewart for outstanding accomplishments in football, basketball, and track. Sponsoring their annual dance after the Catholic High game, February 15, the Letter- men featured the Fifth Avenue 84 Lettermen Blues, an out of town band. Money from the dance went to finance a spring outting and a courtesy fund for any sick or injured person at Southside. To promote sportmanship in athletic competition comprised the purpose of the club, which is supported by a charter member- ship of 40 athletes. Rewards follow accomplishments, as senior Rob Jolliff accepts a blanket from Principal Victor Ste wart for lettering his third straight year. Evans, Cauthorn, Farrow, Bailey, Gable, Hanna, Corbell, Chambliny Top Row-Rhodes, Jefferies, West, Scruggs, Kirkpatrick, Westmoreland, Gentry, Powell, Vitale, Harris, Warlick. rp-f--'--'Q-W M-lr, ' ff l , '- , ,... i ,., .- ,V I -,,. '-U. L. ,.,... It me El slrsirsi it f t if ,K isll , g LM. M'-5' Q

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Senior Cheerleaders: Debbie Manchaca Patti Ingram, 3hE'fl6'V I-vnn K'U5m9ieY, lhead cheerleaderj, Morris,' Junior Cheerleaders: Kerry Patsy Robertson, Tammy Cheryl Carlile, Lou Anne Gattis. Brown- Hewffff faffemafei- 86 Cheerleaders Southside and Northside met twice during the football seasong the first, in September, where Lynn Klusmeier iabovel provoked enthusiasm and sportsmanship. Leading the Rebels into the Hnal match November 20, the cheer- leaders irightl aroused spirit.