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

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Q' -' Calsavis, Marcy Chaney, Mark Cinlla, Dana Clcavenger, Kimberly Clemmons, Cliff Cobb, Malt Cole, Jimmy Coleman, Carolyn Conalscr, Chris Cooksey, Suzanne Cooper, Ella Cooper, Peggy Cotlingham, Lisa Cousins, Sandra Covey, Debbie -1. Crawford, Janice Cullen, Cathy Curd, Teresa JAY CORLEY: DECA. LISA COTTINGHAM: FHA. SANDRA COUSINS: Ancillae, Southerner Staff co-editor in-chief, Quill and Scroll, National Honor Society, Na- tional Merit Scholar, Who's Who Among American High School Students. DEBBIE COVEY: Southerner Staff, Revcliers, Thespians. JANICE CRAWFORD: Southerner Staff, Quill and Scroll, Ancillne, National Honor Society, Senior Council president, CAT!-IY CULLEN: Columbians president, National Honor Society. TERESA CURD: DECA, National Honor Society. A he 511 ,K- 5: , x L , 75 , Wffywgggy 'ma ffgxv , NM + C W mr was X gg 1 l f v, Q N X aw -1 W' x .. ' , f X g. 2 s -PM .K wg . .X , l , fnis 'N Q ' X 'cr if -infill? f a .. - -- v. -1, .u 'H' :g 'G 'i 1.'f'f B' a f r 1 K It as 1 L 0 H 3 . M- as 5 an wwf. Q , get 1'2 fi -fr vi 3256 :- if iff Senior Dale Dalena Brass uell sings in the Southern Beau Contest, February 25. Things look up for Paul English, one of two such seniors this year. 49' fel i . 1 if 3 E J were offered to 13,7

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CLIFF CLEMMONS: Interact SENIORS icontinuedl A l Q Browder, Susan A Brumley, Mary . Hruun, Luc-y llry ani, R0llll4.'y Hugh, Robert llurlon, ,Indy Bulzloff, Peter Byrd, Ronnie Caperion, Lcishu -I E r- 9 i Taking some time off from leading cheers, senior cheerleaders A Kelly Easley and Patty Gladwin stop to have a little jim duringi one of the football games. Tommy Van Zandt, senior, may have fell like its a dogs llle when he competed in and wan the foolball home- coming Olympics, November l2. To win, he had la race lo picle up cr newspaper, eat a bowl of dog load fcandy hissesi, jump over a fence, dig through a sandbox for a bone, and run buck to the front -of the gym and bark 'Dixie.' Tommy go! more than a bone for his efforts, though, when he netted the ten dollar first prize for his homeroom, Mrs. Mardell Finselifi world history class. IU Su CI 1: 09 TCH S l 'Keying' in on the question, seniors be- cme the first class in Southside's history to decide the colors of their senior keys by class vote. In an assembly September 30, the upper- classmen changed the keys' colors from blue and white to blue and red. .-A. Q Capps, Barbara Capps, Sheryl Caracciu, Sharon Cardwell, Mike Carlile., Clyde Carlile, Lisa Mark Chu ck LUCY BRUUN: Library Club. ROBERT BUGH: SIO president. RONNIE BYRD: FCA, SIO, jr. Optimist, Lettermen. SHARON CARACCIA: COE, FBLA. MIKE CARDWELI1: FCA, jr. Optimist. CLYDE CARLILE: DECA. LISA CARLILE: Southerner Staff, Reveliers, Thespians, Southern Belle Finalist, FBLA vice-president. MARK CARTER: ICT. CHUCK CASTLEBERRY: Interact Club. CINDY CATE: Band, Band Council secretary, Flag Team captain, Band Queen, Girl's State. MARCY CATSAVIS: Reveliers. MARK CHANEY: ICT president. KIM CLEAVENGER: Mixed Chorus. Club vicerpresiden l. MATT COBB: Southerner Staff, National Honor Society, Who's Who Among American High School Students. CAROLYN COLEMAN: National Honor Society, Rebeletles, Rcveliers, Thespians, Los Reheldcs. CHRIS CONATSER: Band, All- Region Band. SUZANNE COOKSEY: Quill and Scroll, Le Cercle Francais du Sud president, Columbians, Senior Council. ELLA COOPER: Band. PEGGY COOPER: Officers Club EJROTCQ, Rifle Team, J ROTC taff. EMILY COPENHAVER: Southerner Staff.

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SENIORS Ccontinuedj 9' Davis, Randy De Berry, Sheila Derrick, Samuel Dicks, Roger Diemerl, Cassandra Diemert, Ricky Dixon, lvlischcllc Domerese, Rink Dooley, Ed Duerr, Tom Easley, Kelly Edwards, Elaine Edwards ,I im N Q Elliol,Marlin - Ellis,Be-th W 1. 'F 4 W 1 '- , - , I - Q Emersornjo x...X Lu ther MIZE DAGE: DECA. TRACY DAMRON: Southerner Staff, Quill am Scroll, FBLA, Literary Magazine editor. MONROE L. DAVIS: VICA. RANDY DAVIS: Orchestra president, Mixed Chorus, johnny Reb Singers, All-Region Choir, Reveliers, Thespians president, National Honor Society, All-Region Orchestra, All- State Orchestra. ' SHEILA DEBERRY: FHA, Ancillae, National Honor Society. ROGER DICKS: Band vice-president, Band Council, All-Region Band. RICKY DIEMERT: DECA. MISCHELLE DIXON: COE, FBLA. RICK DOMERESE: DECA, Alpha Rho Tau. ED DOOLEY: Southerner Staff, Southworld Staff. TOM DUERR5 Key Club, National Honor Society, National Merit Finalist. ELAINE EDWARDS: Southerner Staff. JIM EDWARDS: FCA president, ,I r. Ogtimist eo-president, Boy's State, Lettermen, enior Council. BETH ELLIS: FHA, Rebelettes. 1 S With sure hands, Chuck Rush, senior, works t sound and light systems during a production in the new auditorium. As one of six delegates from E F TJ Arkansas, Senator John French Q ll lfl Q S r D attended Boys'-Girls' Nation in Wash- mgtons D- C- July 21'AUgU3l 3- H9 While the medals at the Summer Olympics The equality that ,F Cilmpalgned and WHS elected to his were being awarded in Montreal, Darlene h Class of ,77 Chieved -1 political post at Boys' State, sponsored Hamilton and Glenda Hall received their own t E ' 8 L by the American Legion and held at medals at Andrews Field. Their softlrall team, l3St Veal' with equal .Q the University of Central Arkansas in CS' Real,Enl11te, had won the Senior Girls male and female popula- ' Conway. Other Boys' State representa- Malo' Qmrwt T0. mm'ml for the second . 2 t. M M - G Am consecutive year. 1' he team then traveled to tlons Was Upset as the 3 Wes were Organ Orns' reg ert' Little Rock to participate in the state tourna- girlg ngw Qutnumbgr A Wayne Shafumr Lafly Autry, .Galfhm ment where they placed third. the boys 235 to 205 -,,- Patterson, Jim Edwards, Bud Fivekiller ' and Mike Frisby. 138 l