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

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my X :tx ,mmg Above: Painters pants shown by Twila Freeman, Tracy Stubblefield, Carol Franklin and Beth Litzinger and down coats such as Barry Presson is seen wearing are the casual styles, Right: The fashion show at Central Mall was a big attraction. Southside students were participants. F. 3 E L 1 1 a i I Z ,an Upper left: Economical? Although not as fast as cars, economically skateboards win out every time. Steve Hopper is seen displaying his skill at handling one. Upper right: Everything has turned to the stars, Star Wars that is. Above left: Fashions for girls take on a more feminine look trimmed in ribbon and lace as a student shows. Above right: Ross Williams displays another T-shirt. 85

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FADS TURN TO THE STARS lcontinuedj Fails 'I'alI:e in il little elf ' II ' tl ' Iwe ry :mg ns year , f . .l 0 Y W . R .Q .X if ' 4' L w I' oo I w ,, j i P tram ,lathes 0 ,I al is gs if cobra and mascara. the UFO and disco Where looks and styles Y 'V ,,g,,,,f', ' ' A ,tr 29 Punk rock has in- crazes. change from season to ' ' - ' l Q ,..,-fi Y' - 3, .4 'K F filtrated the United Comedians have season for both men --, ff' l, - ffllf' States but has yet to always seemed to come and Women. This year, l f L '--, My ff' i,j2?WVV ' take hold of the pub- and go like fads. One girls are turning back '1,gJ tj l ',lfl? , il' . T. licls fancy. But rock of the most currently to morefemininecloth- Vi ' ' ' i 'M' experts say that itis just a matter of time and are calling it the second British rock invasion. Besides rock groups and T. V., mov- ies also are subject to faddish trends. Where last year's favorite Rocky pulled at heart-strings, this yearls favorite Star Wars has excited the senses with its special effects. Other movies that enjoyed big success this year were 'tClose En- counters and f'Satur- day Night Fever. The movies cashed in on popular comedians is Steve Martin. His per- sonal brand of insanity has brought a little craziness into his fans. Favorite pastimes seem to run in faddish cycles and the back-to- nature kick has stu- dents hitting the trail. Backing, hiking, and rappelling have moved students to purchase equipment necessary to claim their piece of the good earth. But fads are prob- ably most evident in the World of fashions .en , I ,W M' 1 X L. If you want to see the stars, don't go to the movies, the best place to see the latest stars are on T-shirts like the one sophomore Kelly Pellegi-am is seen wearing Iabovel. You really don't have to be a painter to wear painters' pants fmiddlel as one Southside student shows. Ft, Smith has been invaded by crabs! Don't worry though, because they are the latest attraction in the pet shops flower rightj. 84 es as dresses and skirts are becoming more popular and the vest- ed look is a must in most wardrobes. Boys, too, are turning to vest- ed, three piece suits, pushing out short-lived leisure suits. And for both sexes painters? pants have proved an acceptable alternative to jeans and overalls. But some fads do catch on and stay pop- ular for a long time. For example, faded jeans are still going strong. ,Y W - 1' U , x, 'T fl, f ,L W Pet rocks are definitely out, but replacing them are latest thing in pets, the hermit crab fupper rightj. you really don't like the hassle of taking care of m pets, then you really ought to check out the crabs, Ti only require a few things such as peanut butter to 4 and water to quench their thirst. Senior Roddy Yi takes a closer look at the crabs in the Coach House shop in Central Mall. A close up of the crabs fabc gives you an idea of what they really look like. it i ' ' Us Y 'L ev'-? ' -QHQH 7251! ' 1 WSNVT , 1417.131 t f new 9 L '

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Lunch is a definite demand with students at Southside with Cheese Villa being a popular food service, as shown by Elizabeth Thiele, and Mark Struck, juniors, while Mark Williams, junior, bottom left, enjoys a spice of 'old Mexico'food at Senor Bob's, and Ginger Daniel, junior fbottom rightj, eats at the Pizza Hut. F Happiness is a McDonald's hamburger. Or so it seems. Lunch for many Southsiders can almost be termed an expedition. Hurrying to Mc- Donald's, Wendyls, Hardeeis, Cuddy's, and Long John Silver's Seafood Shoppes are part of the daily routine for some. For others a.n off-campus meal is a rare item. However, the cafeteria provides an alter- native to starvation. Well-balanced meals, low prices, and quick service are characteristics of the pro- gram sponsored by the school system. 'Qlunk foodw is also available, at the drop of a coin, from the vending machines. Pizza is another Hmustu for survival among students, whether it be lunch time, after the game, or anytime the mood strikes. Godfather's, Pizza Inn, Sammy's, and Pizza Hut serve as gathering places for groups. Es muy bien flt is very goodj. Spanish food that is. And it comes in all forms. Taco Bell, Senor Bob's, El Chico, and Juanls rate high on the list with patrons. A touch of class can be found by some who are Willing to put forth the extra money. 2 - ad? , .MM-rw' High on the hog are Argentinais, Lighthouse, 9' and Seaman's Oyster Bar. When it comes to cruising, one name stands alone. The Sonic. On Friday and W. Saturday nights the Sonic beckons and f i many answer. r' 5 g W , The more the merrier when it comes W , .43 ' P i to food. Vwu 534,33 Q he l I . 70' fx? .-...Q 'wt . apr, M . L - 1 , as 'fb FN Abi '.