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

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A ,I Bottom row-Marshall, D. Jones, Mayo Vance, G. Robertson, Allen, Byrd, Mathews: Anderson lvice-presidentl, Yertan, Fourth row-R. Baker, Barnett, Alexander, WH, C3Ufhf0l7,' SGCOIYO' row-Jackson, Newlon, Hewett, Berrios, J. Jonesf Fifth row- GIGHH, N6'd0'6'fS9f7, Wfflfams, SCHl6'S, Cousins, Hutson, Rosson, Randall, Ladd, W Tf8ViS,' Third row-Kirkpatrick, Robertson, Henry,' Six th row-Capehart, King, ladwirl, Stallings, C. Brown, B. Baker, R. Jones. H, B., .S fif'J Celebration became the mood at the Letter- mans' basketball homecoming dance, January 26 after the Rebels defeated Benton in a conference battle. FCA 83

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Former Reb star Jim Files, now of the New York Giants, speaks to FCA members about religion and sports. Two different sides of the athletic program could be seen through the activities of the Letterman's Club 1 and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes this year. In February, the Lettermen om sports warfare took time out from their sports warfare to i sponsor the annual basketball homecomin dance which featured the music of St. Peter's Road Show. On a more serious vote, members of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes gave up workout periods to hear guest speakers such as former Reb star Jim Files ofthe New York Giants. who told of his religious experiences. Sponsoring the Letterman's Club this year was Coach Jim Rowland, while lVlr. Jim Grigsby served as adult organizer for the FCA huddle group. L, time out Fr f 9 4 82 LETTERIVIEN LE TTERMEN: Bottom row-Saviers, Gotcher, Jones, D. Anderson, Hutson, K irkpatrick, Freeze, Galdwin, Yerton, Mayo, J. Brown, Cau thron, Jacobs: Second row- Ladd, Jones, Nedersen, Allen, Byrd, Mathews: Fourth Douglas, Stallings, Smithsan, Marshall, Jackson, Anderson, King, Cousins, Barnett, Glenn, Scales, Hartoon, Kelsey, Caseyf Third row- C. Brown, Baker, Berrios, Henry, Cooper,

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Q., Special planning by Sandra Curtis, Susan McConnell, Patricia Dickinson, and editor Lisa Lee labovei goes into the layouts for the January 78 election issue of the Rebel. '34 UBU became the spirit yell for the Northside game in November following special promotion by such Rebel staff members as Lisa Lee and Marc Allen labove righ ti. Planning another Rebel opinion poll, Paul Hayden labove far righ ti, completes background research concerning the Student Council before preparing his questions for the survey. 84 REBEL STAFF press conf - To encourage student interest and participation in school activities was the goal of the Rebel staff in their special coverage of the second semester student body election in January. erences ond polls Candidates for office were questioned as to their opinions and plans at a press conference and students were polled in a special survey. This was the first time in its history that the newspaper has been entirely devoted to one event. As well as winning superior ratings in the state press association service to school and community contest for the election issue, the publications department served as president of that organization at the annual convention in Little Flock, April 20-21. ravi!! 1- A. REBEL STAFF: Bottom Row-Sawyer, Curtis, Lee leditori, Dickinson, Kirkpatrick, Cate: Second Row-M. Allen, Miles, Jaber, McConnell, Haydeng Third Row-Carr, Kleier, Hammersly, Staton, Sagelyg Top Row-R. Allen, Watson, Broadwater, Perry, VWntory, Hatfield.