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

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. K- 1 ,... w out editors for Southsidels news- er, Southworld, devote much of ir time to putting together the erls design. Sophomore Lana Taber ws one of Southworld's double e spreads onto a design sheet. star can be born by studying and ieping up in school. This is what FrylHightower, sophomore, seems to link as he catches up on his reading istudy hall. G l 3, I t Vines, Laura Wald, Alice Waldrop, Annette Walker, Scott Warbritton, David Watts, Monty Webb, Phil Weisenfels, Martha Weitlich, David Welk, Beverly Wells, Stacy Werner, Chris Wheeler, Debbie White, Julie Whitehead, Romona Wicks, Larry Wikman, Suzanne Wiley, Laurie Williams, James Williams, Jeff Williams, Steve Williamson, Dennis Wing, Marcilla Winkler, Roberta Winton, Ross Wofford, Diana Wohlford, Cindy Wood, Jennifer Worden, Laura Worst, Donna he X ,. 4 'Q 4 ' 7' fx --2 - .1 :Q , Y-5, ' LT Z.. Q ' . ff , - ' A iiii l ,Q . ' , . S 3 .-if A . ,Qs . . X 60. A ,, I 4, . Ad ' . 1 f: l ' ' f , px xx All 'ffr.ff.3,!, 5' 1 X lg N 14.'...JE7' M W . ,A I. 334 Y - iiii it i -fl - f- 1:- r ' A in if A V- Q 'Ya ,zz ,, if - A 4, V ' A -.. y 'iz,i,Qff, 4 '. - ye- W., , R , lg., . p . f I All I . f ,- A fi A l ri I , ,'i' , ,Q- i ' g S 2 f 2: ' V155 W A , 4 A 3 Vg Ex Z! jig f V Wright, Tammy Young, Serena Young, Steve Zinnamon, Eddie l w Many of Mrs. Fran Atkinson's English stu- dents took on new or different views after reading the bestseller iLife After Life by Dr. Raymond A. Moody. This book contains case histories compiled by Dr. Moody in which he describes people who were pronounced clinically dead and were later revived. Sections of the I book tell of the exper- ience of dying, such as Out of the Bodyf' 'The Being Of Lightl' and HComing Back. Other sections form parallels with Works such as 4'The Biblew and possible explana- tions of this phenom- ena by Dr. Moody. Hlt made me think that I shouldnlt really be afraid of death, but I shouldn't look for- ward to it eitherfl ex- plained Mike Medrick, sophomore, after read- ing the book. Bill Giuffre, soph- omore, added another reaction: '6Basically, my views were not changed. Death is a mystery that must be faced when you reach it. It seems useless to me to dwell on dying while you're still alive. l' 17

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