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

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-'am Smith Greg Smith, Janet Smith, Ken Smith, Laura Smith, Melody Smith, Ronnie Smith, Sara iff? Solomon, Becky Sosebee, Scott Spicer, Cheryl Spicer, Greg Stancil, Sandy Standiford, Jeanie Standridge, Darrell Stanulis, Laura Sterling, Butch Stocks, Sharon Strack, Mark Sumter, David Swaim, Jo Swink, Mychale Szczerba, Julie Tasler, David Terry, Kurt Thiele, Elizabeth Thomas, Marvin Titus, Treasi Toney, Paula Stay at sclzool or leave for lunclz is tlze question, It kind of breaks the nzonotony of tlze seliool clay to go out to lanelz. lt's more jan going to differ- ent places because staying lzere all the time gets to be b0ring, ' says Kinz Kelley, junior. A lot ofpeople do remain at selzool tlzouglz. Juniors Rieei Mills and Janet Jones enjoy lunch in the cafeteria daring tlze Hrst week ofselzool, . I Activist in almost any kind of sport Les Lester gets exercise riding his ten speed by his house

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Ransom, Carol Ray, Cindy Ray, Dennis Reather, Pam Redding, Judy Redifer, Bren Reese, Raymond 8 o o ooooo o o ooooooo o o o o o o o ooooo o'. o o '. .0 o o o'. o o o o'. o o o . o o , . o o , o o o o , o o o . o o g g 0 0 o 0 o o o g o o o o o oooo o o o o o o o o o o oooo o o o o .0 0. o o 0. 0 o o o 0 o o o 0. o o , , o o , 0 o o o '. o o . '. . o o. .o : : ': :oooo ' : .: :oooo o o oooo o QJ concert we went to the trailer tc 5-4 t see if we could get in to see him Pg Brian Br00k5,juni0r, amused S a r a While waiting for him to fiI1iSl' 3 area residents with his antics as Signing aUt0gfaPhS, we gOt in thf Ben Benjamin, in Neil Simonis Kenny Rogers, country and dressing room to talk to the is production, God's Favorite, a pop singer was interviewed by members of the bandf' remarked CU play performed by The Fort juniors Robert Beck and David Robert. We talked to them fol D Smith Little Theater. Brian was Yarbrough for Southworld, while about 10 minutes. CU one of the first high school stu- Rogers was at the Ark-Ok Dis- Then the door opened and dents ever to perform with the trict Fair September 30. Rogers walked in with two fail E League. Rogers did not arrive until officials, who said upon seeing C6 Brian spent four weeks re- 6:40 p.m. and the first show them, Who are those kids? --4 hearsing and one week perform- began at 7:00 p.m., therefore Then Rogers interjected, I think 'U ing in Order to bein the comedy, not leaving enough time for an they are the press, and ther Of B1-jan Said, It was fun and Worth interview. We received front the band echoed the same thing, ij all the time and wgrk, row seats reserved for press and Then he took them to the rear of C special guests, David said. In the room where they finally got U between the first and second the interview about Rogers'career. Richardson, Alan Richardson, Audrey Rinehart, Susan Riser, Rodney Robbins, Sandy Roberson, Karen Roberts, Brad Robertson, Toni Ross, Mike Rotramel, Dorcas Route, Rod Roy, Tina Salter, Lisa Scamardo, Charles Schalski, Darrell Scheurer, Mike Schoeppe, Emma Scholl, Tina Schrader, Mark Shaffer, Renee Shaw, Mike , Shearer, Michelle Shelton, Debbie Shelton, Tracy Shiflett, Tina Shopfner, Terri Shropshire, Pam 3 ,, ' ff N., up Q, s. Siebenmorgen, Tony

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JUNIORS fcontinuedj Treadway, Kim Tucker, Mark Turner, Pam Uerling, Lisa Vance, Kim Varner, Scott Walbe, Steve c :: m I-' is S Q 5 5 5 : ' V, E. 5' 5 'U 5 s: CD CD 'A 9 3 5 5 Q. o' Em: rn ' m G 2 5 fb E' C sa .. '-a O E E: 2 v V , 5 V 413, es-he il K s , -f A' 5 ax , , t .. .tai .vt ' 'Nu-X ,M 'X - 'G an Q 3 2 1, 'K , i.. - V 1' ' 4 W ' Q , L, i-L Vg ,w55gf.?fg I I 2, , L i 5,5 ,V sn iff' , - Hi: ar at R5-,Wye lynx 'F L .. gNL . h w B t' Q15 Y , -uf Antz: I O I O O 0 I I I O I Walbe, Vincen Webb, Paula Weller, Eddie Wells, Kim -nf Werner, Becky West, Laura White, Nicky Wiederkehr, Betsy will Wilkerson, Nancy W Wilkins, Greg X W Willard, David I M K ll H, it . , rg W I , . is l X Ink- ,I u I I L , A mong o ther julia'-raising projects during the school year, Junior Council sold red 'if ' and blue Southside Rebel pens in November and December. 'N The pens sold so well, they were re-ordered. I 1 l A W ,4 T, ,. W ' Q - . -r 'ef l f V 'T H- . Pr QV 9-Z rf I ls si N, , jg V l 1 , r l , 3 - I Q 1 2 Fish proved to be profitable P u ' ' for Junior Optimists at the arz- , nual fair, September 23-Octo- , Indian. garb decorates the frame of Brian Mat- ber 1. Keith Lau, junior, help- , lock, junior, at the band's Halloween party, ed operate the fishing booth . October 29. at Kay Rogers Park. i 160 J