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

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HONOR AND SERVICE CLUBS tcontinuedj Lu COUNCIL000000000000000000000000 00000000 000000 '15 M . :.... JUNIOR COUNCIL ..! E Q 0. o Bottom row'Chappell fsponsorl, Lemon, Hop- Bottom row-Williams, Hill, McDaniel, Barber .'llOIIIOOIIIICOIlllllllllllfS 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 . ex f u Straying from her usual job of teaching French and Eng- lish long enough to lend the sophomores a hand with their sign-hanging for a pep rally is Sophomore Council sponsor Mrs. Jennifer Chappell. Good friends and food were enjoyed during a picnic giv- en by the Junior Council at Creekmore Park for the cast of Up With People prior to their performance at the Munici- palAuditorium on October 8. 54 per, -Vance, Holland fpresidentl, Shearer tvice- , , fvice-presidentl. Crawford fpresidentj. Five- Pf2Slde'1U, BUSS, Daniel, Morgan. Second row-S. Bottom ,f0wiP4?dd0Ck- Glflgg-9 fpresldenfi- MU' killer fsecretaryl, Broadwater Itreasurerl. Second Smith, Ingram, Stocks, Williams, Ray, Treadway, Guire fUlC2-Dl'2Sld2HU, Smllh fff2GSUf6Vi, row'-Parker, Werner Snider, Heckenpaugh, Woods, Werner, Thiele. Third row-Randall, But- Tinsley, GHIUCS. Sqcvnd r0u1'Randall, Afider- Frisby, Lensing, Easley. Third roufglnevoto, Hig- ler, Perry, Stancil, Phillips, L. Smith, Lit- ' SON, Peoples, Schrwer, Qafllely Puflsh- Third gins, Price Reed, Slancil, Wicks, Theile, Saw- zinfler, Douglas, King. Fourth row-Stanulzs, WOW-N0Ule-9, RU-95211, Gefen, HYUYYZETUUQ, Wllff-9, yer. Fourfh row-Hall, English, Gray, Gladwin, Irwin, Baker, DeLay, Standiford, Brasuell, Henson. FOUVHI 7'Qw'Bf1Xl9y, -52118, Udolll, Lee, Cooksey, Greer, Hafvilef, Arrington. Fifth VOID' Johnston, Wells, Green, Clark. Humphreys. Jenkins. Fifth l'0lll-Gllflln, Van Zandt, Edwards, Patterson, Johnson, Nally, Sharum, Hatheock, Dempsey, Devero. Brasuell. Last minute words of advice and instruction are given to Southern Belle con- testants by Mrs. Nancy Gordin, Senior Council sponsor, on the morning of the pageant, which was held on September 25,

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4 ug, ' ' A i 5 9. K y l X V F 4' ' ' v mi. , 3,1 t , i e,,g,,w, , ., in, cheering, and the Student Council president have always en present at pep rallies. This year, president Larry Autry ptinued tradition by making many short trips to the microphone k ,pf 4: On the lighter side ofdrama department productions is Thespian member Brian Brooks, shown above working the stage lights for Southern Showboat, held on February 11 and 12. ,fu I . ' ', 5 if-'A f -Jn C4704 1 .veil Ei Words of Sabrina Fair are practiced by Thespians Chris Walker and ' Jo Ann Aten at rehearsal for the play presented November 20. IOOOflODI!llIOOOOOOOOOOOOOIOOOOOIIIOOISTUDENT ....'...........g...........g,..'.'.. u 9 n n n P 5 ! Bottom row-Lairamore, Wicks fsecretaryl, R, Davis fpresldentl, Smith fvice-presidentl, Second rowfCurt1s Snider, Seward, Pryor. Third row-Covey, Martindale W. Davis, Aten. Fourth rowYHudson, Thiele, Beck, Rush, Bottom row-Hopper, Peoples fsecretaryi, Autry fpresidentl, Greergtreasurerl, Bolin fvice- presidentj, Shaw. econd row-Selig, Powell, Wiederkehr, Griggs, Douglas, Condren, Vance, Third row-Hill, Barber, Reed, Snider, Stancil, Randall, Geren, Fourth rowmS. Williams, Pevo- tq, Wells, Baxley, Ingram Wofford, Beck. Fifth row-L, Williams Nobles, Frzsby, Udouj, Bradford, Van Zandt, Watts. Bottom row-Sullivan, Edwards, Peckenpaugh, Autry, Brasuell, Second row'Johnson, Cardwell, Haag, Jernigan French. Third row'Sumners, Binyon, Russell, Harris, Eames. Fourth row- Byrd, Edwards, Sharum, Marvin. CIOC EU. H HW 'oooooocooooooooooooolv 53

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zz!! N ' e . K bditionally, carnival time arrives at Southside in Decem- r by way of the Senior Carnival, sponsored by the Senior uncil. This year was no exceptiong the carnival was held iDecember 18. Council members Tommy Van Zandt, annon Barber, andBud Fivekiller ftopj take a break from the tion as Leah McDaniel and Susan Holland fabovej sell kisses. For the Student Council to succeed, everyone ,as to operate as a unit, remarked president Larry lutry. The unit worked exceptionally well as stu- eent participation and awareness continued to grow. 1 A large amount of energy was generated by the Tenior Council as all efforts turned to the main vents-prom and banquet. l The first event held in Southside's new auditor- um was this yearls Southern Belle Pageant, spon- lored by the Senior Council. Followed by the an- lual sale of Southern Belle calendars, this com- Sined project was the councills highest fund-raiser. 'The council really worked hard-We made close to S700, stated treasurer Lisa Broadwater. Other council projects included selling football E TERPRISING elf-xss couwcils RAisE fUNdS fon MAIN EVENTS - 1 tic' ,-xv' i li l .Ui Eyeing the miniature basket are sophomores Mark Strack and Lisa Perry as they wait to see whether or not Mark will be a winner ofa free dinner at the basketball toss sponsored by the Sophomore Council during Senior Carnival on December 18. iomecoming mums and sponsoring the senior vs. faculty basketball game. Zrziieghzagggiaxizfiggla The Junior Council brought a high-spirited group of young people, 46Up With thegophomore Councilhomecoming float 'eople! to Fort Smith for the second straight year. Other plans to raise funds HS displayed by MVS. Jennifer Chappell, Kim Wells, Katie Irwin and Michelle ivere a spaghetti supper and selling Mother's Day and basketball homecoming cor- Shearer sages. According to president Sarah Griggs, they have all been very successfulf' ' The sophs continued tradition by staging the Southern Beau Pageant and selling :overs when the yearbooks arrived. A new twist was added by a Halloween Dance. These fourteen honor and service clubs provided service, fun, and friendship no their members and the student body. What more could you ask?