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

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V' ' 'ln 'Q 'il'ill Yi .m.-u-M232-32 NS' Front row-Shearer, Griesse, Price, Standiford, Campbell, Cousins Qco- editorj, Whitsitt tco-editorj, Hall Qassoc, editorj, Thiele, Daniel. Second row-Canada, S. Smith, Phillips, Bach, L. Smith, Broadwater, J. Crawford, Covey, G. Crawford, M. Smith. Third row-Nunley, Shiflett, Arrington, Myers, Reynolds, Faier, Dickinson, Curtis, Johnson. Fourth row-Majors, Rodgers, Gatlin, Strack, Carlile, Smart, Lee, K. Shipley, Wicks. Top row-Yates, Lollis, Chambers, Stubblefield, C. Shipley, Green, Worden. The Cre CO-EDITORS-IN-CHIEF-Sandra Cousins Cheryl Whitsitt ASSOCIATE EDITOR-G. Hall MANAGING EDITORS-J. Crawford J. Re nolds SENIOR EDITORS-L. Broadwater D. Covey L. Faier PHXOITQ EDITORS-E. Copenhaver P. ic s DIRECTORY EDITORS-G. Crawford S M ers DARKROOM MANAGER-B. Price SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHERS-D. Green T. Farnam CLUB EDITOR-E. Lockwood SENIOR CLASS EDITOR-K. Shipley how'pictures are produced by photogra- hers as 112 Eric Lind zooms in for a close- E, f2l David Green checks out newly print- , photographs, L31 Ed Dooley looks over photo order form, f4j Blake Price focuses ir a football action shot, and f5l Greg Grif- ri, Eric Lind, Blake Price, and photo editor mily Copenhaver discuss photo contacts jith Mr. Tom Oliver. iecing together the production required gctra hours of work for the co-editors as 62 Sandra Cousins organizes club pictures efore school and 171 Cheryl Whitsitt checks tripak for mailing after school. t-1 rf R gg I . v ff... 4 vi' 4 .4 er 'irgilff , 'J itil' 1 'in ' T .g.. ' ' ,. fl! J' J A A '. ff ai:-LA, 1' JUNIOR CLASS EDITOR-H. Lewison SOPHOMORE CLASS EDITOR-T. Shiflett BUSINESS STAFF-L. Carlile S. Curtis L. Smith M. Shearer JUNIOR MANAGER-S. Nunley INDEX-C. Arrington ARTICLE EDITORS-T. Chambers M. Cobb R. Gatlin S. Griggs L. Linton D. Rod ers K. Santos C. Shipley G. Smart . Standiford E. Thiele PHOTOGRAPHERS-G. Griffin E. Lind J. Lollis J. Phillips P. Pollard P. Skinner, D. Stubblefield, R. Williams, R. Yates i I s HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER-E. Dooley .5 y . , . , , 6 STAFF-AT-LARGE-J. Bach L. Boyd L. Campbell R. Canada T. Damron G. Dan- iel J. Dickinson E. Edwards S. Girard S. Godwin S. Graham C. Greve M. Griesse D. Hardgrave L. Hines J. Johnson L. Lee H. Leonard A. Litzinger B. Majors C. Phillips, G. Pike, J. Price, R. Shaffer, M. Smith, S. Smith, M. Strack, J. Stroh, K. Tabor, R. Warner, T. Worden Wxtw, J -J This show has been brought to you by the 1977 South- erner staff with the help of the following: Mr. Dale Bennett, the Southside staff, I-Ienington Publishing Company, Mr. Henry Barnett, Southwest Times Rec- ord, Associated Press, United Press International. A very special thank you goes to Mr. Tom Oliver, our advisor, without whose help this show would not be possible. Q -5 187

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MQ' c 1 - f Q HB ml 1 Production of the show involves sifting through mounds ofpaper and photographs to piece together the best possible yearbook as 111 Janice Crawford and Lisa Broadwater discuss photos, 121 Randolph Warner designs and arranges a new layout, 132 Lisa Carlile finishes work on the ad section, 141 Curtis Greve fits copy, while Lisa Broadwater and Lynn Faier make headlines, 152 Amy Lit- zinger rushes to complete her section, and 161 Gina Smart completes a paste-up on the lightboard. Producing a yearbook takes a lot of obvious-and not so obvious-work. Tying together all the loose ends before sending these 240 pages to the printer is something like putting together a giant jigsaw puzzle. The frantic rush on deadline days, the fervent hope that no speedtraps will be encountered on the Way to the post office, and the sighs of relief when the final pages are safely in the hands of the postal em- ployees are only part of the show. Thousands of hours are required to complete the essential, but nearly end- less 'minor' tasks involved-such as vi- wr: vi v -gm-0'-v FTC' fre . -- g ' punching out over 1000 paper dots, and printing over 2000 pictures. These tasks have inspired such traditions as staying after school fthe sunset is beautiful through the school win- dowsj, workathons fworking at one house for hours to complete a sectionj, staff parties ftherels always time dur- ing the rush to stop for a pizza and a little funj, and the excitement when the yearbooks finally arrive. And thatls what all the work is for-to put togeth- er this production and present it to you-a dream that has now become a reality.

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