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

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REBS GRIN AND 4BEAR' IT fcontinuedj AAAA TEA llul Ili 1 as l lull Q N n: W 'rf' - .. f V, ' ' .. K ik va .nf . ., .I A c H' xg l ' T . t , iffefaiifi V - 5:15 m Reaching for a Texarkana pass junior John Cravens stretches to deflect the ball. 1 Rebels beat the Razorbacks, 1 7-7, October 14. I Southside knocked off the Bulldogs 14-6, there, November ll., J iors closed out their careers at Southside on a winning note. The vicj left the Rebels at 7-3 for the year. Defenders Falivene and Ed Myer. z key interceptions to halt Springdale drives. N Post season honors came in abundance for the Rebels. Four men , of Southsidels stellar defensive squad were tapped for the position 1 the 25-man AAAA-West All-conference team. Linebacker Rob Fall i spearheaded the defensive honorees along with defensive end Gary 4 bier, the Rebels leading tackler of the year, tackle Steve Elkins, and s Bill Jenkins. 3 These four were also picked to head up the Southwest Times Re All-Area defense along with teammates Pat Burnham, strong safety, m Jim Edwards, kicker. z Qffensively, center Eddie Robben and guard Tim Koch were ch for first team honors. Southside's pair of big offensive tackles Pat Med : Zn? Scott Clifton received second team recognition, as was Elkin e ense. H Fullback Paul- Porter and tight end Mitch Jones nailed down spot: H the newspaper S thlfd t9?1m3 Ed Myers received an honorable mention. 104

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auf' the Varsity and Junior Varsity defeated Northside. The Johnny Rebs Ibelowj out the Cubs 13-0, October 10, while the Rebels show their enthusiasm fabouej beating the Grizzlies I5-8, October 21 at Mayo'Thompson Stadium for the first in twelve years. MN Triumph is evident as the Rebel defense stops a Conway runner fabouej during the Southside-Conway game, Sep- tember 9. Senior Tim Koch and junior John Crauens lbelowj rejoice over the win against Northside. yea -Q s-4i1s,,vnSw:. ' a,..gw 'i s f mfs, 5-Q' 'JK ik-, fxhf? '45 v A. L H 4' r-if A . , :f.nwqf,.'1 W, H5 -.S-2, - 'lick-.' '?f?'f1P3T'W nm I my 1351 ' H 'E' ' A Wah l' ' kiwi 1 103

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w 'king the quarterback, senior Gary Casebier fabovej aids the Rebel defense against 'Fayetteville Bulldogs, Southside won the game, 6-0, September 23, Spreading the Us of the big win over the Northside Grizzlies, the marquee fbelowj expresses the 'and excitement of students. SOUTHSIDE HIGH- sc ool. T - . , , , , BEAT i ing to get into the open, Floyd Sagely, senior, runs against the Wampus Cats. The els lost to Conway in overtime, 9-6. SCOREBOARD SEPT. 2 SEPT. 9 SEPT. 16 SEPT. 23 SEPT. 30 OCT. 14 OCT. 21 OCT. 28 NOV 4 NOV. NLR Ole Main XCO nway Blytheville 29:Fayelleville P':Rogers Texarkana Northside 22 14 6 9 24 6 6 0 0 29 17 7 15 8 LitlleRoek McClellan 1 7 12 WR ussellville X pringdale 013 9FConference 2-3-0 Season 7- - SEPI. 4' SFPT. SEPF. SEPT. OCT. OCT. OCT. OCT. NO V, Junior Varsity Springdale Northside B Greenwood Van Buren Rogers Northside Soph Fayetteville 'Vo rthside B Russellville J' M' . X.. ,nf ef Yfh A bg A Sportsmanship is the key as Rebel players help up the GAME HONOREES NLR Ole Main Conway Bly theville Fayetteville Rogers Texarkana Northside LR McClellan Russellville Springdale Offensive David Eames Jim Edwards Ed Myers Floyd Sagely Pat McGuire Paul Porter Eddie Robben Ken Clark Scott Clifton Paul Porter Defensive Steve Elkins Rob Falivene John Cravens Gary Casebier Tim Anderson Bill Jenkins Pat Burnham Rob Falivene Tim Anderson Steve Elkins Grizzly quarterback during the Sou thside-No rthside gam e. 105