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

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uf' Checking a story Mr Oliver discusses errors with Jennifer Douglas, junior. Working on the index Stella Holland, senior puts in a lot of time sorting cards.

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Life in the Pub Bringing out the news 'hikl Qgnfiildi 'Qs xii Working to meet yearbooks final deadline are sophomore, Laura Johnston and senior Ann Safranek. 'fs J . 'iff X Q X - Q LE'

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Tolk Hbout Y earbook was a class of informali- ty. Even though the atmosphere was unlike that of a regular class, students worked diligently. lt includ- ed creativity and the hustle and bus- tle of deadlines. Tonya Rock, junior photographer, said, lt's a lot of fun, but it takes so much more time than most of my classes. The best part is at the end of the year, seeing all your work in a completed project. Many members of the newspaper Craig Cousins, senior, discusses with Southerner advisor Mr. Tom Oliver an idea from a former yearbook. Working on the faculty section, junior Sally McClendon draws a Work! Staffers labor for end results staff contributed their writing skills for the yearbook. Although the only work I did on the yearbook was writing I still really enjoyed helping to compile it, com- mented Jennifer Douglas, junior. lt's my first year working for the Southerner, said Melissa Fleasoner, sophomore, l'm enjoying being a part of the staff. lt's the kind of work- ing that's amusing, too. I can't wait to see what the yearbook will look like. Junior Brenda Williams types body copy for the first deadline. layout draft. E, K , .Q S as s pt : . N xt, X Y A LQ? mewnmq- K .,.s A v fav if 1 j Dressing up for the Klinger look-a-like contest, junior Don Fthyne dresses to represent the staff for homecoming.