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

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True DSdiC31ZiOl1 Juniors put forth efforts to improve class M uch time and effort went into be- ing a leader in the school. This was true of junior leaders, too. I enjoy doing things as a class leader, Randy Fecher, junior class president, said. Although being a leader was demanding, it could also be very rewarding, according to Randy. When I see things happening in the junior class, and members of it being leaders in academics, athletics, and extra-curricular ac- tivities, it makes me feel very proud, he expalined. Another leader in Junior Council was Bret Hood, vice-president. I wanted to become vice-president because I wanted to assume a leadership role and have a part in making decisions in what happens in the junior class, he said. Student Council was another area in which juniors were leaders. Lisa Wofford, junior representative to Student Council, commented, Being on Student Council was definitely worthwhile this year. It was an honor to say I was on Student Council because of the school's accomplishments. One other area in which juniors ex- celled was academics. The leaders in this area were Randy Fecher and Jeff Cochran. . -an 'lg ,js -5 4 E T 1- Team work is the key for vice-president Bret Hood and President Randy Fecher as they conduct a Junior Council meeting. Anderson, Sheila Anderson, Tammy Angel, Kellie Anhalt, Becca Armbruster, Tracey Armer, Stacey Armstrong, Joe Arnold, Lori Baber, Marla Baker, Nancy Barham, Billy Barnett, Lisa Beckford, Lori Beckham, Rodney Berry, Lynn Beschoner, Angie Bilgischer, Janet Boley, Greg Boren, Kim Boyd, Tommy Boyles, Robert Brewer, Kim Bridges, Kristy Broadstreet, Frank Brown, Beth Brown, Jobi Brown, Sarah Bruce, Randy Bugg, Bary Bull, Tami Burnett, Schlena Burnham, Susan Burrls, Robert Burton, John Byars, Blake Cairel, George

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Junior Cheerleaders Kim Boren and Lisa Wofford show great spirit while, at the same time, taking a great risk. , 3,, J . f fr'i. f ,I , X 'k i vi, .. rig . xx 4 q'!i'v . , A ,ef li 2 'x it 1' .,., 1 ., 7 X V . val 1. Q ,i rf ' We're number one! Juniors Bryan Dob- bins and David Smith show tremendous spirit at the State Play-off game at Little Rock. During Drill Team practice, Junior Co- Captain Marilyn Cooley demonstrates a step to fellow junior Dixie Belles, Jill DeWitt and Cara Magness. 5 .. ,f I I , Ak,,,,s.,., .-, Q f 2 if 1 ve if Sign painting is a definite way to show Rebel Spirit. Taking time and effort is Junior Charles MacKay as he gets ready for the clash with the Bears. Northside-Southside week is always ex- citing. Juniors Kristy Bridges, Matt McKeever, and Greg Matlock show off their Rebel Spirit in the east parking lot.

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