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

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Track practice includes running, weights ...- gan 15'-'fel Q. ,M .,,-,.-- . I - ' ,...w-1' , ' A ' g .. . ----.miiv 1 cl' f' , s sr I , - .iw 1 x., 'ar ' Kew. , Nc ' X , t A Jr gcpn fa ,- ppp 1 -at -f . Y 3 3 .iff V f , . -, , ,-few,-' .,,, ,ami . ,QQ awp., ,.x, '- 'Fa-Hfifi, -' ,H ' - - X4 .,.c luv-. Preparing to hurl the discus, Debbie Rush seems to be deeply absorbed ffl ha' Practice- The discus 7-fhfalfl was One affhe Working on weights doesn't seem so bad to Darlene Hami N005 fha girls track team Campefed Wt this year- works on the leg press during first period athletics. f :frm af ,, - nfsfk ' fkffii 1 ,. ,Q M W a rt :Sf . e a Tlzgri 'A, 'nik' V-Y -14622151 H. .-.sl vbl' 5-:ggi :'AL1, v: fri' -f1,' we i,,A ,NLM-dw i k . rl . .E EV Qi y.. -fur.-,in n Attempting eM5iZfi,f.f.a:asaz4.gt2s.a,lgffivff...Tn 5 to perfect her skill at the broad jump during a morning practice is sophomore Brenda Berry , a member of the first period girls' athletics. fx 'A ll-1 'JA ' , ,J N! ul ,K . M rigid V, A w e a r e 1-'Sw' 1 y . V 'H' ee'-f ' e Q ' .V e l 1. l . iei, A. if . A - ,wtf-,.. .V ,,,i., Y... V Lge ?2:E?e,QQ v- 11.4 if 5f.g,.t.- . :?:s3 '5aiQi'--41.-i .l'f '5 ' ' ' A ' W 5'G '9W ' . 'lts -A--li l -Y -Vf ' if 'TLT ,if Looks of determination seem to help track girls Cyndi . ft Lenszng fle J and Annie Powell frightj jump the hurdles. lton as she :---llllald Nl lkl NE l --5 QS. lk HIE l ltllllhllkl lk HI love it! exclaimed Sandy Stancil when asked what she thought about the girls' track program. HWe got a lot of laughs for being in athletics, but We Weren't trying to out-do the guysg we were trying to make our own records, she added. This was the opinion of the majority of the 30 girls that were in the girls' track program. For the major part of the year the girls were in off sea- son running drills and were attempting to build up muscles in the weight room. The two major events that the girls competed in,', explained Coach James Pitts, Were the conference meets in April and the state meet in Mayf, W till' lkllhl Eli til l El! lkl Nl lm til' ' -5

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l NIE NIR S Qi N X Q fin Taking advantage ofa chance to rest, Brenda Berry gets a second wind after hard running practice. 's 4 I ' 'f 'fffgu ,K 'Q r if ' 4 , , s , is I. , tg., A . --'Qt' A ' A -Y ' Q . i f f l -Mufffm 5 .t , , ff if Q5 . ,. . W -1 'A 1 ,gs i www,-.1J1 '!w ,nk - .. 3 g Track members Brenda Berry and Sandy Stancil walk in after one of many first period run- ning drills. Determination is evident on the face ofLou Ann Crain as she works out on the weights. ,:,,.r- ,, i,t,,,,,,,,e- ,.- ,:,, ,Q -.3--Q .1Vt'w-,:w lff. :'.'f v4' , f V' ',..., ?z,wsf.q..3' jean., J,f,2.:. 4727,-1:-4:29 f-- -Q-5 . ' -fgezf wg ' ' ' ' ' 7 wi?-'rv s I Q 9 ' 1' vi' V, ,. V. ' ' ,, . . , , ,M . - x.. 2 f :ruff-Q , '1 ' , .,44,Q.1vn-5' 2 Q 53. saggy..-5r,':, fir- Q,,Tf- .5 rw- ' ' ' '1', -Wfgfsi,-e W- fe T54 - 1 :fy fwf-fVBL.Ag35.f..,, , 5 WW- , -r -' ik-' W' Speed makes a difference in track, so Lou Ann Crain attempts to tone up running muscles. First period practice includes a race for three track runners: Cindy Holland, Cindi Lensing, and Pattie Wiederkehr, T N, .mf ., , f vi, ,. jig --Q K A4 ff5fi1.zLJ'j1 .sx.3-wifgl .5 ' ws

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-We 1 , IIIIII IIE Activity courses ada Activities . . . those weird classes in which the student was told, lt,s going to be a fun classf' As the school year progressed, the student found out that it took a lot of blood, sweat, and just plain hard Work to make these classes fun. JROTC was one such activ- NCO CLUB: Front row-J. Solomon, Bob Roberts, J, Campbell Ipresi- MHHY StL1del'1l.',S 8l'1jOy6Cl dentl, J, Davis Ivice-presidentl. Second row'Ragains, Carter, Janet Smith, Elliott, Stephanie Doyle. Third row'Stan Hambright, Kissee, Mark Clayton, Rowton, MCBTME. Back row-Badeaux, Bill Roberts, the military class, but it Wasn't always easy Practice Dennis Callahan, Coles, Hynor, Siebenmorgen. ' makes perfect, and many of the 'f 1, i 1 'M sf , . In addition to presenting the colors at ball games, the ROTC Color Guard fabouej also leads the Homecoming Parade. members found out that it takes a lot of practice to be perfect. But according to After many hours ofpractice and instruc- tion, JROTC members frightj drill underM!SGT Simmons, while Marcia Cauiness, Kaye Allen, and Theresa Tuttle fbelowj admire new uni- forms, and Austin Badeaux fabouel shows it all Days Off junior Mike Coggins, tLIt's Worth it. All of that prac- tice pays off at the drill meets. The most popular activi- ties of the year were the Field Training Exercises. These operations taught the cadet such things as first aid, Weapon safety, and how live off the land. Rain damp- ened one of these exercises 2 Fort Chaffee, and Danny Cag junior, said of the soggy weekend: I had a very wet time. JROTC was one of Soui side's largest organizations with almost 100 active mem bers. What attracted so manj +L 106