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

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Jesse F. Mrs. Wilma Sprigg Miss Sherry Mrs. Dora Sullivan Mr. John Sweatt Mr. Clarence Treat P71071-9, JT- Stockton i at as Guest speaker Bob White provides an added dimension to Southside art S6f1i0f Randy CCHCS US?-9 P 9CiSe figures to complete I Classes. his print in drafting. F i u i 1 X - L -b MISS JUDY JONES-English, sponsor: cheerleaders, Dixie Belles, Tennis Club. COACH JAMES LEMLEY-physical educa- tion, boys' athletics, girls! athletics. MRS. WILLENE LONG-accounting, type- writing. MR. CLAUDE LUMPKIN-geometry, advanced arithmetic, sponsor: Interact Club. MRS. DEBORAH MARLEY-consumers math, algebra II. MR. CARL W. MELTON-JROTC MRS. NORA MILLER-accounting, business arithmetic. MRS. DOROTHY MINICK-algebra, geometry, sponsor: Mu Alpha Theta. MRS. MARY ALICE NANTZ-orchestra. MRS. RUTH ANN NEWTON-United States history. MR. TOM OLIVER-publications, journal- ism, sponsor: Quill and Scroll, National Honor Society. MR. RICHARD PEER-band MRS. CAROL PHILLIPS-COE, sponsor: COE COACH JAMES L. PITTSfGirls, athletics, United states history. MR. KARL R. POMRENKE-physiology, biology. MRS. MAXINE REESE-library science. MRS. HELEN ROCKWOOD-World geography, United States history, sponsor: Columbians. COACH JIM ROWLAND-study hall, physical education, athletics. MR. JAMES SHROPSHIRE-DE, sponsor: DECA. MR. JESSE F. SIMMONS, JR.-JROTC, sponsor: NCO MRS. WILMA SPRIGG-English, great books, creative writing. MISS SHERRY L. STOCKTON-office machines, accounting, sponsor: FBLA MRS. DORA A. SULLIVAN-library science, sponsor: Library club. MR. JOHN A. SWEAT-chemistry, general science. MR. CLARANCE TREATFICT. MRS. PAULINE VERVACK-typing MISS SUE WATTS-English, sponsor: Student Council. MRS. ANNE WEBSTER-English MR. BARRY WHEDBEE-consumer math, algebra. M R. J O H N T. WILLIAMS-auto mechanics. M R . LARRY WITHERS-physics, chemisty. sponsor: Key Club. I 1 1 l Ls, Pauline Miss Sue Watts Mrs. Anne Webster Mr. Barry Whedbee Mr. John T. Mr. Larry Withers Pack Williams l

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Assemblin t Teachers play important roles take 1 Aspiring per- formers have new learning advantages this year as Mr. Bob Davenport is able to teach his speech III Q class on stage. When office workers search for fourth peri- I od attendance they discover the entire class in the auditori- um. 56113- Mrs. Nora Miller gives senior Marta Mings some extra help in business math frightl. Senior Kandy Evans fabouej uses her skill at the pottery wheel to mold a ceramic vase for an art assignmen t. -,, , I - PEP fr-.,, , 'N I x Mrs. Carol Phillips Coach James Pitts Mr. Karl R. Mrs. Maxine Reese Mrs. Helen L. Coach Jim Rowland Mr. James Shrops Pomrenke Rockwood 26

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ABOVE: Rising above the clouds, the NASA space shuttle gets ready to lift offa 747. The craft will be used in the near future. RIGHT: Governor David Pryor prepares to answer a question at a state press conference. Anticipation of upcoming state elections also should pass through his mind. LOWER RIGHT: Recently, tests were given to high school students in the state ofFlorida. Only 6072: passed the math portion. Students all over the nation are graduating without the ability to do simple arithmetic or even being able to read a simple children's book. x K U R lil A toy maker by profession, but a mountain climber at heart, George Willig decided to take on the challenge of climbing up the sheer face of World Trade Tower in New 28 York City. The Tower is one of the tallest structures in the world and no- body had ever tried it. Willig accom- plished his task in May of 19 77. NEW W , 5 ' ., , 4 1 O 15 E? A J .ff