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

Page 13 text:

ff! , an Jqeff , , . f f, 5 , ,J - 1 'f .ff5,gMrq 'kcgflgffkfl' Q f xx' Twp, .V J. . , 11f.gig,W', , A ey f A. H gf , 5 V ' ' ffH wwwfi ,,,, 1. 'M , Ek a gwzw , , V, ' ., ,,fz4,,fNwywfwivfi9,3,v3fe5ff, g':f2nwf?fi'f'fg '7 ,wx 'Q 1 22? . Zen qgvvw f W L' f 2315 - Nf l f W ' f, ff , . - ' ,. .,, . , , M ,a f , M ff ff ,M M ffm- ' ., wg N - fp Ax . wi? ,,,, , f. V , -WI. I . w ,A 1 ,+W,f'f'f! u f' ,,.f ,,,, fy , KW, -, 1 fa' f 'www wie' 4,,.g1.7'.L.m,g,, , ef,-1 fwfr? w if , 1- T959 ,, f:g524,,: E - M f,,-1,4141-4 -M , Y 'f ww H 'f ,ag ,, 5 if 3 Q 1 f f 1 ,jf Nl - ' V ff' 4 ia: f , f, L ' ' f 1- H 1 f Y , f . Q , Y 3 ., if f - 4 N' Qiwivfmv V 1- . , 1 , A W ' ' W' V' W ' ' R :fiery +P' fm' A 1 f .f ' fu 41 iw-f:vf'rw'f , ?f f wyuw qw WT' W ,-ff -. f Q mailgfgf 5 -ky K Z ,yvwh 7,f',, ., . 1523+ 5Ff?f2'i-95 M il wffn YH' 'A 5 51, a'Z2'h 4 ,Fw Y ff- ' vf M W ' ' ,, ' ' L V 14 7 ' ffz11!'f2efJf I , ' IL l A ' 'X f ,, 'f' 1 Qr JT ' 1 ff:.if'f1fi+ , f'?1mf,51sfLJ,,L If ' X ' I, f ,, ,, 3 3 X xg , H. f v X A. MW . wr I ' QW, H ,1 . fw K- ' . H' ri, , ,, V J X' X f x ' X 'XJ m W V 9 Q , X E f W x . i xx, Q . ,f M f , , ., x ,. I, x. A KL A N f xy K X, X , KIM - , f x ,' X Nj J' NIP! X-1' 1 ' 3 I 1 -1 t fix!! i N1 6' ' x, x lk-fi x X 1 X, 3 x MBE? I .W 5 V . I . R 4, 5 ' W un f , X.. . J b Ami fr TE X13 L 'i4, ' 19? f 1 ' 'Pf.'1 X ffv H XR? , , a Q X 6 wi if 1 X J gf + 'Q W M i W? 4. sm w ff ,mf,,,,,, mn? 'V ' '

Page 12 text:

4 2 l l KW K lti .' W the . W 1 iff, ob X ' X ,.f 'TDM - l L C t xr! L fi' ts rf' limi -t Ui' twr Jl -'qi-CV X.. AXA lit' illh' 3 NYY' LIN I I 'J t. I N X 4 1' il ' 1 -3 4 A . 3 gui l lj, tif' I 7 za tl! QQ? i I J X l !'x'V U35 if l LN K 4'-J ' L' ll.. Z: l - i X' . rx. lV 4 t' I. lei' I X S-.ol -'75 rift t ' i 4 l ll 6 X -A U'--. A ' 9 J - ly N' QQ! X N 1 r QQ ANN 1 X 3 Y A Lx! X R3 L A .X JL, af- Q 1 , ' M- g Busy Signals Although school took up a lot of student's time, somehow they always found time for other things. Southsiders were busy with everything from part-time jobs to planning weekend fun. Time off from school allowed students time for hobbies and other out-of- school activities. Intramurals World Events Weekends Q, , . Intramurals gave the student body the opportunity for fun and light exercise. Jobs Working took up a big part of some students' days. Seniors took ad- vantage of the w o r k X s t u d y programs. Students kept pace with the out- side world as well as their own. Weekends were always welcomed sights. This short period of time gave students time to recoup for the coming week. Fads 81 Fashions as .1 A .. xx' y bv.. .. K. 7 R' K f' is K . M ,lx 'vf' .ff Ll J L L xx .5 V, KJ K NX x N U X -4 . ' 1 1 L ak- ll ., ,V . A . l V. X 5 X V141 ,xwxw gy L . X , f - x LS- XQQP-5 1 xxx D .Mt X 'X mi ifykvb .X x S ,' Jw L if , X6 SQ itll W W Something everyone found time for was eating. Sophomores Susan Marks and Christy Cathy grab another handful as Junior Dixie Moseley points for some more of that dish.

Page 14 text:

BERUTIFUL EVENING Sonyo Needhorn 'Srl' Queen ,, s usual, it was a night to remember. On September 24, junior Sonya Needham upset the sophomores' reign when she was crowned Southern Belle 1984. I wasn't expecting it, Sonya explained, I thought it would be another sophomore. Sonya succeeded Pam Stephenson who was a junior this year. Given time to let some of the excitement wear off, Sonya said she felt very privileged at receiving the title of Southern Belle. Knowing that I could do that out of so many girls really gave me a lot of support. Sonya revealed that the only thing that could calm her nerves during the actual on-stage events was looking at her friends in the audience. My mother gave me a lot of support by waving at me and making faces at me from her seat, she explained. Sonya was in the pageant last year and was a semi-finalist. She was also a football homecoming maid during both her sophomore and her junior year. For being chosen Miss Southern Belle, Sonya received flowers, a crown, a charm, and a bell. Lisa Wofford, junior, was named lst runner-up, while junior Rebel Ward was second runner-up. Lisa explained how she felt about being chosen first runner-up. l couldn't believe it, l thought one of the seniors would get it. Both Lisa and Rebel were in the finals last year. This year's finalists included seniors Rebecca McCristian, Julianne Lee, Teresa Titsworth, Jamie McCord, Cari Nolte, Gina Angelleti, and Bess Yarbrough. Juniors were Carle Roberson, Cara Magness, Lisa Wofford, Rebel Ward and Sonya Needham. This was the Senior Council's biggest money-making project of the year. Senior class president Steve Lltzinger commented, This was the best Southern Belle pageant ever. . ,. , fissile 5ilE07l 03 Showing tears of joy, junior Sonya Needham hears that she will be the 84 Southern Belle during pageant September I Excitement filled the air as the contestants stand before the audience for the first time