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

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--ln., Q M N N..-.C ex., SENIOR COUNCIL Bottom row McDaniel Tiekotter, Gilhamg Third row-Schwarz, Faier, McCollough lsgt at armsl Ra e rtl ' ' ,op po secretary treasurerl Randall, Bolling, Sanders, Nelson, Fourth row-Lowrey f l vice president! Neddersen lpresidenrl Second Carson, Law, Howard, Price, Rhodes, Stantonj Top row row McLachlan Harvey Gattis Skinner Sonnier Hutson, Basinger, Chronister, Strang, Griner, Thcmpsan Confucius say . . .Many Rebels will get 'Hoarse' at game. This quote, combined with a Chinese 'dummy', helped to win the Senior Council first place in Homecoming Confucius, dummy lst place hall decorations when the Rebels played Subiaco Trojans. lVlums were also sold to raise money during the Homecoming week of October 16-20. Beginning a new tradition, Senior Council sponsored an all-school carnival December 16, in which school clubs and organizations were invited to participate. The seniors had a kissing booth, a fortune telling stand, and a speakeasy, and all money raised by the clubs was given to the basketball and tennis court fund. Working towards graduation also, Senior Council sold Southern Belle Calendars at the end of December through January. With money raised from projects, seniors held the banquet and prom at the Civic Auditorium on lVlay 18. Nabbing a customer for the Kissing Booth, council member Betsy Randall persuades' Bob Griner at the all-school carnival on December 76.

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Traditional activities throughout the year help toward graduation. Tired fingers belong to Senior Council members Jay Bolling, Joe Sonnier, Kathy Crow, and Lori Lowrey ltopl, as they prepare mums for football homecoming in October. lmiddlel Final touches are added to October homecoming hall decorations by council members Bob Griner, Lee Harvey, Cindy Price, Jay Bolling, and Paul Strang. lbottoml Mixed reactions are reflected on the faces of the 7.973 Southern Belles as Steve Neddersen hands out their calendars to sell. 166 SENIOR COUNCIL '3f ...' Ls S. MX, i ,af

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Truckin' on down to the first Homecoming car parade, seniors Mark Saviers, Susan McConnell, and Karen Schwarz andjunior Karen Adams prepare for the big event. JAMES ADAMS, Band, BARB ALLEN, COE, FBLA, DAVID ANDERSON, Spanish Club, FCA-vice-president, Exchange Club-secretary-treasurer, Lettermeng GAY ANDERSON, Band, Industrial Orientation, Band Council, DEBBIE ANDREWS, FTA, Reveliers. MICHAEL ATKINS, DECA: JAN AUTRY, French Club, Ancillae, NANCY BAKER, DECA-historian-reporter, WILLIAM BAKER, FCA, Interact Club, Lettermenp SCOTT BARBER, FBLA. MARTHA BARBRY, COE, FBLA2 MARK BASINGER, Science Club, Key Club, Senior Council, STEVE BAUGHERQ KITTY BEARD: DOUG BEASLEY, Mixed Chorus, All State Choir, All Region Choir. JIM BECK, Reveliers, Thespians, Band Councilfvice-president, All - Region Band, MELINDA BELL, Alpha Rho Tau, Columbiansg BILL BENNETT, Band, Latin Clubepresident, Science Club, Optimist Club, Boys' State, Presi- dents' Forum, All Region Band, DEBBIE BENNETT, Rebel Maid, Southern Belle Finalist: JULIE BERCH, Mixed Chorus. 168 SENIOR CLASS Y. 1 ' X s ' Q' V A . Sb X, N Q -1 'O xl