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

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begin to pile up as Juniors Flod and Joe Reznick add to JFiOTC's L r 1 I f Search for Excellence . .. tudents at Southside rarely settled for second best. The faculty as well wanted nothing but the best for all of its students. Improvements hit Southside in many ways. From painting the halls to installing computers, Southside never gave up the search for excellence. Working Recognition College Day Considering all the junior and senior high schools in the country, Southside was proud to hold ,...., 3 E i ,..,,,...........T. . S -. .4...--,-,.?.. Hwli - as-Ml l t e 1 the distinction of be- ..i,.Vt -fl ing named as one of l me top Schools in the u.s.A. e i l Clubs 3 Honors Clubs took a major .L i WH-V Q---V-QM 1 E M ,.,..,. Mgt.- Computers No student entered foot forward. More .W5,.,.-W5 1........1l an honors class students than ever f f Something hit School without expecting to joined numerous ml. in a big way' For the work. Honors prove clubs. Involvement in S t first time Students to be helpful to those t h e s e e X tl ra E -,,.5,-,..-..-,.. were abie to take preparing for higher curricular activities E Compmercoursesn education. gave students a ,..,,.t.,.,...-Jt- sense of being part I ofthe school. l ,.., . Q 1 Many liong hoiurs go into swimming practice tor Junior Kyle Harwoiod. T'

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