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

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things dates are made of. But along with dates come important decisions. What to talk about, what movie to see, what kind of pizza to order, and, of course, what to wear. A11 are vital to a relationship if it is to last for a long, long, time-say, for a period of two whole weeks. Ah, true love. celebrate Valentine 's Day. 7:51 iff, , 41-wi c. f! ' JST! V5 37? rig? ' Fl 3- 1 :SK ,eqf , ., 4. Aff 3993 7 BQ ft ME: . ,, 7 141 ff? SEE 9, :xi-A 2'-Z :ara Q if? zz? 4-Lg -1.3, ' mf i all 55 .,,.. 1-+ I 1191 -121 Ja. 'fm E m x. .- EFF .W L 2' . F.. gtk? 5-4 Pei? iii! ik l .- 5' ,531 ,44- .. E e 91 Double dates are fine but some couples prefer just being alone, above. Left, eating at Seaman s Oyster Bar, Paul Porter and Sara Smith, juniors

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. qi, nga P ' , w f : , . ' fr ' . ,ii ff iq Cars are symbols of dating as shown- by Tammy Brasuellgzn- ior, and Warren ar- rzs, senior, above, and John . Hauiert and Debb1eRo gers sen- zors, right. There's always somethzng-to do as shown lily in- gjzr Daniel an Mike oman, juniors. 4 s ' Q75 if .. f f?w3+F'wl. 90 f LQ. Above, Gina Stringer, sophomore and Les Amos, senior, meet in the hall after class. At right a group ofcou- ples rest after lunch. 1 P 'ul' if g To avoid the hustle and bustle of weekend life, juni Darrell Jones and Jeanie Standiford stay home fc quiet evening to watch their favorite T, V. shows. After several minutes of conversatior on the telephone . . . 'gl was wondering, ii you arenlt doing anything this Saturday night, if maybe you'd like to go to a movie and get a pizza afterwards? Sure, Sounds great. HWell, l'll pick you up about seven, and I guess I'll see ya tomorrow at school. Bye.' 4'Okay. Byef' Dating-surely a favorite pastime of many high school students. Dances, movies drive-ins, parties, pizza, and parking-thd 1.

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