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

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'king, observing, and thinking go hand in hand during an educators day. For tance, Mr. Ralph Riley, deputy superintendent fabovej gives the opening narks at the city-wide Choral Festival held in the Northside gym, October 12, ,ile Mr. Tom Oliver, newspaper sponsor fbelowj looks over the layouts of the :tissue of the Southworld. Coach Jim Hamilton frighij thinks ofa estion for a Consumer Education test in the fall. ,vu Jun mu, dur' :--flhil ,Ilia lr, 'D .3 x', W l fd 44 ' 2 v '. L ', ' v ,,p9g,f?Y7v.l f3K55U'! I 5, J. Q H A ,., - .,3.,., ' B I Y' x 3 V A i .f'V -. , SCHOOL BOARD DIRECTORS ,U I ' I :Q I ' .Ui e . ' LV Top Row: Mr. David E. Stubblefield, I ua. 1 - M V ' :Q presidentg Mr. Charles R. Shuffield, g vice-presidentg Dr. Harold H. Nlings, 1 2 , , ' Z in 'W' secretaryg Row 2: Mrs. Katherine R. S Bouldeng Mr. Bob Dawsong Mr. W. jack Rossg Left: Mr. Douglas O. Smith, Jr. .V 0. J MASTER MI D 179

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.W V, 2 Z 2 7 W W 5 7 f l e i W i Q e 4 W , 'Q f f a ? Sklllllllif SMU Students take on part-time jobs during the off-months and so do teachers. Miss Dorothy Hosford, junior English teacher, works as an installer for Brave Security System. Mrs. Donna Perry, homemaking teacher, is an interior dec- orator for a construction firm, while Mr. James Shrop- shire, DE teacher, owns and operates a drive-in. Spectator sports are a pastime of many people. But Mr. Dino Augusti- no Cadelli, biology teacher, spends his spare time practicing and per- fecting his karate. Mr. Cadelli has a second degree black belt after thirteen years of hard work. fs 1 wr--gg Top Row: Mr. Tony Scherrey, Supervisor of Secondary Educationg Mr. Bill Stancil, Director of Athleticsg Mrs. Ruth McKinley, Director of Title Ig Bottom Row: Mr. Gene Maddox, Director of Pupil Personnelg Mr. Miles Shopfner, Director of Materials and Main- tenance: Mr. William E. Cordey, Director of Fiscal Services. Completion of the auditorium and the new all-weather track were two large-scale projects directly involving Southside that Dr. C. B. Garrison spearheaded as superintendent of schools. Dr. Garrison, who is in his sixth year as superintendent, heads a 12-member admin istrative staff at the School Service Center: 'D' N. lv!-v-so Top Row: Mr. Ralph Riley, Deputy Superintendentq Dr. Johnny Ow Assistant Superintendentg Bottom Row: Mr. Calvin G. Patterson, Di- rector of Businessg Mr. Wallace C. Floyd, Director of Instruction.

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Z UP U: Pi P1 FU E Z U U: 'S o 5 Sf 5 5: CD 5 3 H5 174 f ' E , 7 i ,A -, l gs! -fag' Top Row: MR. Pl-llLLlP LEWIS, director of guidance, sponsor: Octagong MR. THOMAS L. MERRITT, guidance counselor. 1 1 J.. 3 Working with students is part ofa teachers job. Mr. Robert Nix, vice-principal, above, works on a student problem in the office, while Mr. Phillip Lewis, guidance counselor, right, gives juniors a stand- ardized test in the auditorium, and Director Stanley Cate, below, prepares the Rebel Band for their halftime performance for the North- side game, October 22, 1976, Bottom Row: MRS. MARY F. RANDALL- DYER, guidance counselorg MR. LARRY WITHERS, guidance counselor, chemistry, physiology, sponsor: Key Club. K. -' -Nw 'V xl, - ?U ff' V . Z' Z -Q-ff MASTER MINDS 180