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

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HONOR AND SERVICE CLUBS tcontinuedj it WHAT'S IN A NAM ? I 2? k s. , SERVICE clubs live up TO 2 i, , S E, Expecmrioms f .1 Bl Q al, Q, Y Junior Optimist, became the only coed service club in the school with girls being admitted for the first time. QQ, ' E me Top priority on the newly formed club's list of activities this year was selling inf Christmas trees with profits going to the Optimist club, the Octagon,s fc - 'tfathern organization. Student directories placed first on the list of duties for the Interact Club. Compiled by the twenty-nine members, with the help of sponsor Mr. C. C. Lump- kin, the sale of directories was the c1ub's major money-makinglservice project. Tony Worden, Interact treasurer, believes that the club does a good job on the directories or anything else they Work on. They live up to the school's expectation of them as a service club. Stars in the courtyard and shiny silver rails in the parking lots were two noticeable on-campus improvements made by the Key Club. Off campus, the group cleaned up a Boy Scout camp near Booneville and removed out-dated political posters throughout Fort Smith. The three female service organizations, not to be outdone, also performed services for both the school and community. A combined effort by Ancillae, Rebelettes, and Colum- bians was a UDon't Be Chicken blood drive. The units of blood donated by students and faculty were given to the Blood Services in Fort Smith. I think a service club brings a lot of girls closer to- tcontinued on page 501 , Ze T4 l 1' l ,Q 'Q we W' l Sift Directing his customers to buy a Student Directory is Interact Club mem- Modern technology reached the North Pole as Santa Claus, Barry ber Tony Worden. The selling ofthe directories was the clubls major Presson, arrived at the annual Key Club Christmas Parade, Deceml money-making service project of the year: 21, in a pedal car driven by Warren Harris. 48

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HONOR AND SERVICE CLUBS fcontinuedj gether, explained Ancillae president Candy Pevoto, especially those who are new to Southside. It provides something worthwhile to do. Several worthwhile activities were provided by Ancillae such as collecting canned food for Interfaith, aiding with the Mental Health Drive, and supplying food for a needy family. One of the stranger Uservicesl' of the year was performed by Rebelettes during basketball home- coming. An 'touthousel' was operated sparking a great opportunity to seek revenge against a close friend or remote enemy. A person could be stowed away for a short stay during the lunch periods. Two other just-as-successful undertakings of the club were parties given for the children at Interfaith. During the Thanksgiving holidays and again at Christmas the children were greeted with warm smiles, new toys, and good food courtesy of Rebelettes. Beat the Bears! stickers were sold by Columbians in order to pay for repairs to the school marquee. 'Alt became an eyesore thanks to old age and vandalsfl com- mented member Lynn Faier, and this seemed like a neces- sary and worthwhile project. The club also visited nursing homes in the city and served at a Thanksgiving party for the elderly. Talent emerged from the Ancillae Service Club, November 11, as fifteen barkers captured first prize in the Pep Variety Show for their ren- dition of the Meow Mix commercial. fcontinued on page 52D Quickie course in the how's and why 's ofdonating blood is given to members of the girls' service clubs by a rep- resentative from the Blood Services. The blood drive, sponsored by the clubs was held February 14 and 15. ll.. ANCJLLAEOCIOII 5 Bottom row-Paddock, Heinrichs, P. Wiederkehr 0 glee-presidentj, Pevoto fpresidentj, Von O atten fsecretary-treasurerl, Higgins, Broad- 0 water, Second row-G. Crawford, Udouj, M. I Smith, Bradford, Roberts, B. Wiederkehr, 0 Litzinger, Price. Third r0w'Watts, Lewison, I Snider L, Smith, Woods, Tinsley, Griffin. 0 Eourth row-Hendrix, Seward, J. Crawford, O sins, Bateman, Turnbeaugh, Curtis. Q 0 OOCOOOOICOLUMBIANSOQOICOO: Bottpm row-Standiford Stancil, Sewell fvice- preszdentj, Cullen fpresideng, Hall Isecretaryj, Meadows ftreasurerj. Secon row-Kinder, Cooksey, Miros, A. Randall, Stancil, Smith, Hopper. Thirdlrow-McDaniel, Delay, Powell, Cou- L. Randall, Faxer, Frietsche, Holmes. Fourth row-Sawyer, Green, Allen, Henson, Lee, Mings, Smart, Gladwin. Bottom row-Parker, Bui Skinner, Shaw ftreas- urerl, Griffithrguresidentf, Peoples fvice- presldentl Jo an fsecretaryl. Second rows Ellis, B. Werner Klinghamer -Davidson, Morgan Worden, King, Third row-Williams, Platt, Howle, Baxley Johnson, Coleman S. Werner. Fourth row-McLachlan Wilson, Easley, Kor- kames Gwen, Hatcher, Holland. Fifth row- gels?-godgers, Ashley, Moellers, Patterson, 2 l . 50