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

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inches of snow fell and temperatures dropped to ten degrees below zero. The worst Winter in for seven days four days over the allotment for inclement Weather. The school board decided to make up the lost days on the following Saturday and during semester and spring breaks. After classes many preferred to spend their only thing gained though' experience was another valuable asset of a job. fcontinued on page 341 recent history caused the school to be closed time Working and earning money. Money Wasn't the S Concentration lS requzred by seniors Rlck Cordell f5j and Terry Honey f6l whzle making model azrplane parts at Fox Manufacturing Inspection of scuba gear zs necessary for underwater safety and Tony Farnam f7j checks his out f-sslk ,Qgwu--ff I -A qyrf xl x Z' , A 1' , , ,W Qu' V K , I . I 'ni M. 7 s Y ,V I I W' 'fm ,w,.' , 4 i li L xx 7 , Q. .

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TIME OUT fcontinuedJ Biaodwinnorr i 3 ., Qfiifskfi f,,5gf1?fi'fS'Af? . 32 Instant Hertz S ' a 6 .qi 3 Service with a smile is what you get from Debbie Covey, senior, KU as she waits on the customers at the Phoenix Village Two snack bar. Always aiming to please, Jewell Johnson, junior, 121 tends to the needs of those buying cosmetics at Hunts. Hard work and organizational know-how are required in senior Denise Hobbs', job I3j at Hertz Rent-a-Car. One step in automobile painting is sanding and Robert Shaw, senior, MQ prepares a truck in a body shop.

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TIME OUT Ccontinuedj TCI 'It5 GFeRG1f-Dewi Working in a theater has given me the opportunity to meet people who are both interesting and hard to forget remarked Debbie Covey senior about her job at the Phoenix Village 2 theaters. Some jobs were more demanding than others. Terry Honey and Rick Cordell seniors were employed at Fox Manufacturing where The only thing that really bothers me Rick said is the continuous buzzing drone of the new engines when they re tested. Hobbies took up much of many South- siders time out of class. These hobbies range from the tame interesting ones down to the dangerous and exciting ones. Bobby Bateman senior, races his Honda 125 Elsinore moto- fcontinued on page 353 SC 97 7 7 7 7 7 7 they made and assembled model airplane parts. gg ,77 GC 7 7 37 7 9 M, ,,... Q IQ ,,i, iull iq ie! 'W , .W my i . X V lil ? Q V. , l I V s f Ji' e,,. . -:H-' f Ig c l ni 1 msn 'vi 1,-...K Q . Q ,Q N- as '--1 , ,.,, ,,,,.. ..... 0, W g - f I . il f i .fi ' A2 ,X I 1 i 42 . if K ji l 413. 53 ,.'- f 'V ag-'45 . . .,4....,M A i IU A popular sport is motocross and senior Bobby Bateman, riding his Honda, takes off from ajump. f2j Photography is more than a hobby for Jimmy Lollis, junior, as he films a movie for an English project. f3j Caimans are the rare pets of Dean Dickey, sophomore. I-41 January brings snow, fun, and as these students find out, a great chance for revenge. f5j Movies are a relief from school and Joe Solomon, senior, and Sherry Har- grove, junior, plan to enjoy The Enforcer . f6j The thrill of the hunt appeals to Scott Roam, junior. f7j Hungry students flock to the vending machines be- fore and after school and during the lunchtime. 34