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

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MR. PHILLIP LEWIS, di- rector of guidance, spon- sor: Octagong MRS. JUDY AKINS, guidance counse- lor, bio1ogygMR. THOMAS L. MERRITT, guidance counselor, MRS. MARY F. RANDALL-DYER, guid- ance counselor. I few .. . I eg. X Xl V 4 I is ,. , s I 1 'st 122 362 5 QQ S '- i -' 'sy' P fi - , li EL 5' .L 25532, A as , '-s . ,f ,I R 2, 3 y 'H 3 ,lil il ,dl :. fe f zwrl k ycg ' 4' 2i'r..n2' m I How a student uses his spare time is likes. Above, Keith Lau, junior, uses putting the finishing touches on his Katie Irwin, junior, ffar rightj helps with some plans for Career Week. 1 ,f-'-' 5. X IX ix .15 entirely up to his own his precious moments chemistry homework. Mr. Lewis, counselor, MRS. BETTY ADAMS, finance office, MRS. OLETA BISHOP, registrarg MRS. BONNIE COX, library clerk, MRS. CARYL LINTON, guidance secretary, MRS. MAURINE SLATES, receptionist. 21

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ACTS Aides, Missy Butler and Jeanette Baker, help Dan Plugge. l 1 CULTY g'I've noticed that the students here are more involved extra curricular activities. I These are the words of Miss Catherine Foster, teacher advanced math and Algebra II. After her first year of teach at Southside High Miss Foster believes senior high students' easier to teach than junior high students because senior tr students emotions are more stable. 1 Dx CD CU Q9 I - 1 ' ' I ll I I - Presentation and Discussionf, are the words coach James , Pitts prefers to use when referring to one of his history class' 'gshow-n-tellu sessions. Students bring items or discuss events ' at the front of the class each Friday in order to obtain a few extra credit points. This new kind of history Henlightmentn was devised by Coach Pitts' students. It was given the name show-n-tell for lack of another name. I - ul ll- I ' Q l I : Elizabeth Thiele and Mark Strack, juniors, were awarded first place and runner-up, respectively, at Mr. Victor E. Stewart, ' Q the Language Festival Principal- held in Little Rock. They o recited a Latin Declama- TE tion and were judged on I Z poise, pronunciation, and T intonation. l d I - 4 J I 24 lf- gf I 3 , .ssg 3 . A Mr. Wayne Haver, Mr. Robert Nix, I' vice-principal. vice-principal. 1' i 20

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in with Sr the old and new WELCO E BACK FACULTY While Rocky Moser and Julie Gattis, juniors, read their German conversations Criglztl, Mr. John Crossno records it on film. Mr. John Williams, auto mechanics teacher, instructs seniors Theresa Wibbing and Lisa Marchbanks with assembling and the engine flower rightj, .,.. me We show films, show how human lungs work, and try to impress upon them the dangers involved in smokingf' related Karla Daniel, sophomore. Karla along with Sharyl Hewett, Monty Watts and Feild Russell, all sopho- mores, have been involved all this year with the Berkley Project which consists of work- ing with area fifth grade students. Karla Went on to say, It was fun once We got the kids to talking and telling us about their experiences with smoking and their feelings about itf, Most of the kids were very responsive and seemed to understand that smoking was bad for their healthf, stated Feild Russell. Mrs Clara Aluerson Mrs. Fran Atkinson Mr. C. Ray Baker Ms PatBaskzn Mr Ronald Mr Troy Bedwell MzssAntoznette