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

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SPECIAL INTEREST CLUBS fcontinuedj I- cn L.I..J L.I.I I- -.I L.I.l Cl? 26 i - mart Cruwd School routine broken with trips, new auditorium N LATIN CLUB: Front row-Gilbreath, Coggins Qvice-presidentyt Cokely Qpresidentj, Clark, Henderson, Powell, Back row-Whitsitt Qsecretaryj, Daniel, Gibson, Moms, Richardson, Griffin, Platt ftreasurerj. FRENCH CLUB: Front row-Ciulla, Seward, Jordan Qvicepresidentj, Cooksey Spresidentj, Curtis secretary-treasurerj, L, Srmth, Higgins: Second rowgFaldon, orden Jones M mith Pryor Tinsley Khnghamer, Third row-Turner, Grier, Hardgraire, Hiclks, 'Lyons,'Sawyei'. Fourth row-Jcsson, Brasuell, Ransom, Day, Ashley, Dempsey, Voise, Back row-Dixon, Beck, Parker, Chambers, Haupert. halls with French Christmas carols. Another one of Southsideis foreign lan- guage clubs sent four students to Little Rock, November 13. The four R. O. M. E. men bersg Kim Henderson, Mitzi Gibson, Steve Griffin and Patti Rush, competed in a Latin skit which they devised. The Art Club started off the year with a chartered bus trip to Silver Dollar City. We Went up there to look at the exhibits, President Cindy Lensing explained, but we ent ed up not looking at them but riding the rides.' During homecoming week the Art Club dis played a door decoration which Won first place Watchful eyes lurked in the dark to view tl new lighted stage on which the Reveliers pre- sented their first production, Sabrina Fair, November 19 and 20. f'The nicest thing about this year has been the new auditorium and being able to present a performance on our own campus, Mr. Bob Davenport, sponsor, explained. Although education is what school is all a- bout, clubs help break the monotony. Active o not so active clubs brought people together and made Rebel friends. I l Tina Summerhill and Barbie Mudd, juniors, organize their display for the home-economics open house, December 9.

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