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

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-r -mm I' Many types of jobs must .....ig,,,, be performed to produce a yearbook. Greg Griffin, W' head photographer, fabouej adjusts the enlarger in the darkroom so he can develop a picture. Senior Marla if l Smith fbelowj types the senior credits and fbottomj Lacey Taylor, sophomore, cuts black paper for a paste-up at a light board. s A A if , S- x I .XJ , f ai ,V A Mila Y A .L ... 2. ,.-1-0 4 my sp ..,lee I , ' 7Jd s K Paper work is vital to a yearbook. Mark Strack and Laura Campbell, juniors, ftopj file the index, while Ron- nie Gatlin, associate editor, and Debbie Rodgers, editor, check completed pages fabovej. v Q. Ht j. 2 ,. They did it-the Combiners. They're the ones who took Southside, found its combinations, and, in a yearbook, put them all together for unlocking the year. But another type of combining also took place-produo tion Work. Writing and typing, cutting and drawing, taking , so Galilee? - EDITOR-IN-CHIEF-Debbie Rod- gers ASSOCIATE EDITOR-Ronnie Gat- lin EDITORIAL BOARDhGlynda Craw- I ford, Sandra Myers, Laura Camp- bell, Mark Strack BUSINESS MANAGER-Linda Smith I BUSINESS STAFF-J. Bach, S. Curtis, M. Shearer PHOTO EDITORS-H. Lewison, T. Shiflett HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER-G. Grif- fin SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHERS-E. Lind, J. Lollis, J. Philips, D. Stubblefield, R. Williams, R. bers, J. Dickinson, L. Lee SENIOR CLASS EDITORS-M Smith, S. Nunley JUNIOR CLASS EDITORS-N Lacey, J. Strong SOPHOMORE CLASS EDITORS- K. Hill, K. Kelley ARTICLE EDITORS-K. Gray, D Hall, D. Harmon, D, Hutson, P. Leger, K. Littlefield, S. Mitchell, R. Shaffer, P. Stracener, L. Tay lor, B. Word PHOTOGRAPHERS-C. Hampton K. Lau, P. Pollard, S. Rinehart, J. Standiford COPYWRITERS-J. Ballard, R Beck, M. Cattaneo, J. Clem, J. Crump, E. Feild, K. Feild, J. Oliver, advisor, fleftj must keep the yearbook and newspaper staffs running smoothly and Helen Ann Lewison, photo editor, frightj is in charge ofcoor- dinating photo orders. B. Safranek, R. Safanek, L. Taber, E. Thiele, M. Watts, C. Wehunt, E. Weller, D. Yarbrough The Southerner staff would like to give special thanks to Mrs. Dale Bennett, Miss Pat Baskinls commer- cial art class, Mr. Henry Bar-- nett, the Southworld staff, Henington Publishing Com- pany, Southwest Times Rec- ord, Associated Press, the fac- ulty of Southside, and Mr. Tom Oliver, publications ad- Yates Flanders, B. Giuffre, T. Griffin, visor, Whose Combining ef' MANAGING EDITORSST. Cham- T. Marvin, K. Nelson, P. Parker, fOrtS Were aDPf0C1212ed- r i lu I f ffl:-li and cropping pic- ' tures. Time and ef- fort fand advice from . Mr.Tom Oliverj were l combined in Roomg 111 in hopes of meeting a deadline.l A staff of 30 and 12 photographers put in 1 extra hours for the activity course that produced a memory. l 1 I j:'lg,fik' l M455 1 l .,,,,.lf-Smiil Organizing is a job that in--4 tW belongs to seueral people an in Room 111. Mr. Tom W . -,w,s 'Vac 218