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

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ie l E 238 There it is. Unlocked. Open. Re- vealing the contents of school year '78, The COMBINATIONS did it. The books and their offshootsg work and leisureg competitors and win- ners, and the people and places. All clicked together in just the right way for that one of a kind year. At the end of May 1978, ap- proximately one third of South- side's population was shipped out. And about 6696 of the Rebels, consisting of the class of ,79 and '80, left to come up with more of their own COMBIN ATION S. In one week though prom, banquet, and graduation were com- f continued on page 2401 cf- ---,.......,,, 'Z at ,auf at if 4193 I

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bined for the seniors' signing-off ceremony-the annual tear jerker. At the end of the year just think of all those lockers with no locks, no combinations, nothing to unlock and reveal-except the past. But what a past for the tumblers to fall on. With victory for the Rebs over Northside as the icing on the cake, it was the event beyond compare. What a memory for the seniors, as well as for the underclassmen. But now there is this new tradition to carry on-a COMBINATION to maintain. The South, it is said, will rise again. Too late. It already has. And so have the Rebels and their COM- BINATIONS. 04, Q l S Q LL-5 '7 ev Q' X342 s tgffgl C6 Q0 'o ',9'it 95,9 oe,tarH:leN! og! 'Ulll IEILIELB GJILIL LU LVGJ :g:.q:g5g.,: 1 1 W 'E Matte l l l l l n l