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

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P P P r 5 f P P ofjoy and relief are exchanged byjuniors Sara Jane Phillips and Sandy Stancil after Rebels score a touchdown to broaden their lead against the Northside Grizzlies, Octo- 2l. Thejoy was to be shared by every Southside fan asSouthside beat the Bears 15-6, As Head Cheerleader, Lisa Nordin, senior, does her stuff at one of the home games. , u,y,,,,,,wY Drill team members fleftj and cheerleaders fabovej continually urge the Rebs to victory through the game. Dixie Belles Julie Woods, Cathy Phillips, Kim Vance, Sandy Stancil, Jackie Williams, and cheerleaders Kim Treadway and Lisa Nordin do theirparl. 4 4 4 4 4 4

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p 5 b P L E u Al A Highlights of the first foolball half-time show on September 2 included the Dixie Belles dancing to Silly Love Songs. Projects Flourish l A squad showed their interest by yelling : the games. Throughout the year all the clul carried on their individual activities. Befo: Christmas vacation projects flourished. TP Annual Key Club Christmas Parade, a doc and locker decorating contest sponsored b the Junior Council, the language clul: A caroled throughout the halls, the Futui ' ' Homemakers of America sold Christm: Cards and Christmas jingles, and the Nation Honor Society collected gifts for nursir homes. Individual participation is necessary A the club is to reach Whatever goals the have set. 'gl think clubs are very Worthwhile if member is active and really interested, n just out for what he can get out of it f himselfj, remarked Debbie Rodgers, senio' For the college-bound student, the o ganizations provide credits that colleg A selecting boards might be interested in. Clubs are a necessity if you plan to gl to college-they look good on your applic: tion,H commented Lindsay Russell, senio. It looks good if you took the time to ga senior, splash some soapy water onto an awaiting truck. Involved In extracufflculal' 3-Cl3iViti95-7, A Suds were abundant at the Octagon Club Car Wash held October 29 at Ken's Exxon. Here, sophomore Steve Valenti, junior Keith Lau, and Mitch Jones, 4 4 4 4 4 4 4

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