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

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.n - 'UG ,Qs fi fffi? 4 s . ,U- WP Sounds of Little Reb and Dixie initiated Rebel Homecoming 1972 and put a list of firsts into motion. Under the direction of lVlr. C, Ray Baker, lawn decorations heralded the approach of a special week. Rebel dollars, a new innovation, were dis- tributed at the traditional bonfire and throughout the week. The student who collected the most dollars received a S10 gift cer- tificate from The Ranch. Students enjoyed mid-morning refreshments at the Royalty Tea held for the queen and her court. The annual float parade took on a new look when moved outside. Reigning

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-4' .. - ,. V '. ' 4 'EFX 5 ls.rM'T'1n 'T . , ,. , ' We x 5' ,141 553 ll af Pi l An impossibledecision faced the 'countr 'S Ioveli 1. ' I ' photography studio Gittings of Y es gn- S Neiman-Nlarcus as the judge of the 1973 Southern Belle contest viewed the twelve nominees for this honor. Concluding that Fort Smith has the l loveliest girls in the country, l the judges painfulIy marked them Cheryl Freeman, 1973 Southern Belleg Terry Moss, First Runner-upp and Sarah Minchew, Second Runner-up. 'apr SOUTHERN BELLE 109

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' Wx , gg? . ' 5 - - 2 -J . Q VkI it Q A ,sq . . ,X5E,,'.gQg Q 'digit-El 1 3 ,, A ,- ,Q..1Lm i - f over a Rebel victory against the Subiaco Trojans Friday night and at the dance at the Municipal uditorium were the 1972 Homecoming Court: Debbie Gravley, Donna Corbell, sophomores, Sheryl Leonard, Jolene Hamilton, juniorsg Debbie Bennett, Sandy Thompson, and Queen Vicki Van Zandt, seniors new activities highlight homecoming HOMECOMING 111