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

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Both a cashier at Winlons and a senior at Southside, Sherlean King places ciga- rettes into the holder. Steve Miller, junior, and senior Kenny Inklebarger wash airplanes al Grady Stone Aviation. 3 sushi 5 L-..,.,.,: . I an in ix:-fav' One of the ice cream treats at Baskin-Rob- bins is fixed by senior Marla Smith. -n- Teaching gymnastics to small children is the joy en- of the students in her seven-year-old boys class lem joyed by junior Keri Littlefield. Here, she helps one routine on the uneven parallel bars. L

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of life ereschool jobs provide students with many zefits, First among them extra spending money. iior Phil Hampton fa- fej worksatAce Fencing npany. Tina Shiflett, jor, puts the final touch an ad for a local radio ion frightj. Senior Tro- Pitts fbelowj cares for choolers at Cliff Ter- Day Care Center. l 'Frosty ' service to a Tracy Marvin, fills his free time at Wendy's. 5 it's auslice A slice of after-school life for Thomas Chambers, sen- ior, is working at Cuddy's Sandwich Shop on Towson. More than just homework and football games fill the afternoons, evenings, and weekends of students. From flipping ham urgers to selling expensive jewelry, Southsiders participate in a wide array of occupations. The main incentive to work is, of course, money. Students use the money to make car pay- ments, to save for college expenses, to help sup- port their family, andjust to sipend on themselves. However for some stu ents work is more than just work. It's a learning experience working in thejewelry dzizjpartment at Service Merchandise riquiring Giina ike, senior, to have a knowledge a out 'ewe ry. Hll've learned a lot about jewelry, Gina said. mln fact, we even have to take tests over what they show usf, Mixing with people and meeting those from otgier classes attracts others to their particular jo s. I get to meet many interesting people-,H Melissa Cattaneo, senior, explained, and to learln aboutipeople from different socio-economic ac oun sf, lglrelissa is a cashier at a local department store. All students aren't fully satisfied with their jobs. Kelly Burns, senior, said that her job doesn't provide any challenge for her. Mr. Phillip Lewis, guidance director, said icontinued on page 773 ia: P-Q' Pepperoni pizza is being packaged to send home with a customer by Bryant D00lyGfG0df0fhf? lSPl2Zl1- Real estate papers are filed by junior Ginger Allen L 4 who is employed at Dorothy Allen Realty, 75