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

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..,...-.- Members of the Art Club fbelowj pull their miniature Santa Claus around the gym in the Key C1ub's Christmas parade, December 22. Dieters fleftj were not to be found at FI-lA's open house Visitors piled their plates with the exquisite delicacies prepared by the students themselves. Rhonda Canada, as Santa, flower leftj passes around candy to FHA members, EG J' FCA: Front row-Bettis, Lockwood, Frisby, Edwards Splresidentj, Peckenpaugh, Brasuell, French. Second row-Russell Sullivan Brents Haag Phillips unter Laffoon Jernigan. Third row- Secora, Reed, Johnsdn, Homan, Mann: WeLler, Wakefield, Richardson. l3ack row-Binyon, Cates, Jones, Cardwell, Autry, Sumners, Harris, Burnham, Sharum. ART CLUB: Front row-Moles Price, Douglas, Hendrix, Miner, Lensing, Frisby, Stipsky, Wear, Conatser. Second row!Perry, Schulze, Johnson, Brailey Hufstetler, Harmon, Pohle, Evans, Wright. Third row-Little. K. Standiford, J. Standiford, West, Lenahan Leger, Griffin, Flippen, Walbe. Fourth row-Berry, Condren Miller, K. Pike, G. Pike, Patrick, Strack, Byrd, Seiter, Dobbs, Houck. Back row-Goodrum, korkames, Hampton, Shipley, Norvell, Wicks, Ashley, Corbell, Floyd. . - . J I I I i

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SPECIAL INTEREST CLUBS fcontinuedj 14 cn u.: tu :- ...I I.l.I U5 K I J Girls are now admitted as members of FCA fFellowship of Christian Athletesj, This was brought out by the establishment of the first period girls' athletic class. wich, hangs Another historic first: females ioin with males in FCA group Sherry Stockton, sponsor, re- marked. In addition to the regular participation in club activities, FBLA's main event was the March of Dimes, according to vice-pres- ident Lisa Carlile. Although FCA fFe1lowship of Christian Athletesj has been a- round awhile, the group did undertake a noticeable change. Because of the addition of the first period girls' athletic class, the first girls in FCA,s history at Southside were able to join the club. t'At first we were just going as kind of a joke, but then we found out that we really enjoyed going to the meetingsf' senior Laura Reed said. It's almost like Young Life but without the singing. FCA's major purpose is for athletes, in a casual atmosphere, to sit around and to get closer to each other and to Jesus Christ, according to Coach Jim Rowland, sponsor of the group. FCA meetings seem to be about half girls and half boys now, but we don't mind at all,', president Jim Edwards, senior, remarked about the change. fcontinued on page 221 FHA members Cathy Barton and Debbie Casey, sophomores, try out one of the new homemaking appliances they received this year. H 3 I iii Y K - , l

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SPECIAL INTEREST CLUBS Qcontinuedj l 5 ' f 7 L A E W K gy f E QI ,te , A-'B-. I- U7 I.IJ L.l.J I- .-I LLJ CD 22 Future Teachers of America QFTAJ al- most became extinct in past years, but gained enthusiasm this year, according to Mrs. Blanche Burton, sponsor. Homecoming week, November 8-12, brought victory for FTA members when their float tied for first place with the Senior Council's float. Other activities of FTA included a joint dinner at Bonanza with the North- side chapter, a convention held in Little Rock, the sale of stationary, and a baby contest. For the baby contest, the students had to guess the teacher in the baby picture. It was an hilarious event, Mrs. Burton explained. She went on to say that this had been FTA's best year. Future Homemakers of America QFHAJ, sponsored by Mrs. Flora Mae Doville, got their old dolls out for their first project. The dolls were dressed with hand-made costumes and given to the Sal- vation Army. J Not tricking but treating, the FHA gave the children at St. Edwards Mercy Medical Center a Halloween party. On December 13, the FHA opened its Qcontinued on page 245 Seniors Nancy Myers and Lisa Cottingham Qrightl escourt FI-IA's homecoming float, The theme of the float was Hlmpound the Bulldogsu. FHA members clean-up fbelowj after their home- economics open house, December 9. .mf it-. ' ,I .1 get-wcfwgspf 9? .SV . ig FHA has fun with kids, ' 'KLos Rebeldes have a better idea, fabovej was the! po st O I C e theme of the Spanish club's skit in the Pep Variety Show, November 11. y r e ' -awww an-., 5 i . X1 Q WMMM yM,,,,,,,...l:.aze,w-' : 4 ', FHA: Front row-S. Myers, Cottingham, Fillyaw Qsec.J N. Myers fpresidentj, Mann Qtreasurerj, Ward glice-presidentj, Lidzy. Second row-'Buce1la, Ellis, Galloway Rotramel, De erry, Helms, Sexton. Third row-Stone, Jones, - Butcher, Mills, Barton, Hartley. Back row-J, Duncan, Almond, Smith, K. Duncan, Adamec, Ashley. w I 4