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

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to form stunt, of raising spirit for the Fiebel team is a the cheerleaders as Bess Yarbrough Wupsmwp, - X' HJ, , ff' uHot my 4. J LARRY FULFORD Pep rallies are pretty great and it gets the team really fixed up for the game that night. Rebel spirit is being shown by the lootball players by waving a flag, during the Forrest City pep rally in Sept. Y! . Vrniy I Y, Juniors gaze across gym floor at sophomores during one of the first pep rallies in September. who says? HENRY BELUE I think the pep rallies are really a lot of fun. They're great for get- ting the student body involved. 'tt F . .Q 1 s ls' X ,f fgsi sv 'S SONNA BROWN lt would be better if everyone at the pep rallies would show up at the game, but at the pep rallies the en- thusiasm is really great.

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- ag, MM AK, M-www. ffm .fwif 527' PEP RHLLIES! . What a feeling as band plays 'Dixie' B oosting the football team's spirits, motivating students, and providing a break during the day are a few things the excitement of pep rallies create. This year was no dif- ferent at Rebel pep rallies. They got the team wound up, said Shannon Schmidly, junior foot- ball player, especially the starters. They have a lot to do with the out- come ofthe game. The pep rallies also intensified the already prevalent spirit for the Rebel football team. Everyone seemed to get excited about the game and coming to sup- port the Rebels, commented Cara Magness, junior Dixie Belle. Senior James Hornsey summed it all up. lt motivated the students in supporting Southside High School. It gave them a break from day-to-day classes besides motivating the foot- ball team.

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