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

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Junior Mark Rouse enlarges a negative, one of the many steps of photography development. Editor-in-chief of the school newspaper, Charles Ross, senior, works on a story. Only a few are allowed to work on the composing machine but junior Stephanie Karr does the iob well. i Q f' t.s,.t ,Ma ,,.4,,. W e ' xust-:wax - . Q .,, f Y A i ,,1y,,-4.1 X K few. . - A WHAT WE HONEY HUCKELBURY, Senior Being a part ofthe Southworld is a rewarding experience for me because I love to write. I also like the other aspects of producing a newspaper. CHARLES ROSS, TONYA ROCK, senior junior Working on the Yearbook has alot of newspaper allows me pressures, but if the not only to experience deadlines are met on people but also to deal time, it can be a lot of with prominent fun. issues.

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French club participated in many activities, such as the Interact Christmas singing. Who Says John Craig, iunior I took German because it would help me in college because a lot require two foreign languages to get in I wanted to get them out of the way. Allen Wills, 80ph0l'l10r6 I took Latin because I thought It would help me out ln English. Jukka Remes, senior If you know English you can get any job you want to in Finland. ?'Sl at K is 'T' N qagg5f ea:fs.w The Latin club had one of the more interesting door decorations during the Christmas holidays. The Spanish club offered many activities for juniors Leah Carter and Tracy Armbruster such as special dolls for d6COI'atl0I'l. - 1

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'Whvnannmqnnunqng ,, ODOI' w l'lfGI'S ournalists Work ard Publish Paper ong hours and hard work characterized the staff of uthworld. Frantically rushing to et impending deadlines, staff mbers could be seen leaving the hool anywhere from 4 p.m. to 8 . Designing layouts, writing copy d selling ads were just a few of the tivities that left the journalists down to business. N-..... vga M, R. 'S-. little spare time. Editor Charles Ross and associate editors Honey Huckelbury and Jackie Johnston were in charge of produc- ing the newspaper. A staff of over 30 reporters contributed in the efforts, also. A major change was developed in the style by its editors over the summer. The first issues were really ex- perimental, Honey said. We were trying to get the style together. All of this paid off for a select few who were chosen as members of Quill and Scroll, the national honor society for high school journalists. I think Quill and Scroll was much more involved this year, said Jen- nifer Douglas, junior. lt's starting to ' acome a better known club. Photographers Chris Schwarz and Jerry Jenkins, sophomores, joke around with junior Jennifer Douglas before getting Writing captions is just one of the jobs of yearbook staffer Ann Safranek, senior. Sports editors Jon Robinson and Bob Safranek, sophomores, go over past issues of Southworld.