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

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Reb bandsmen continue with top performances at football games as well as concerts. , .Q ' Q ,, jzric' is J 4. K I av ' is , N 1 5 ,jk ' T . 1, ' Y . ri Y .,v L mm Y 'Z , . o Students catch the Rebel fever at the pep rallies. 1 Here's to the Winners inners ran rampant on campus this year. Students deter- mination for excellence in all aspects of the school ran high. From sports to academics to extra-curriculum, students strived for that glitter that only the gold could give. ..,t ss ,. ii. National Merit Volleyball HOFUGCOVWUQ Semi-finalists .t. . .. Southside was proud to 9 . , announce that it had more V A - , V 3 'i V students make National In 'ifiicfkx 'V V Merit Semifinalists than Q -4' K 1 'i X N ever before. This kind of Q, , ,f um g 0' G, ' 'K statistic ranks Southside i ' ,A,V ,, fl t EE high as an academic A 5 eieii '53 ' school. Qi T A ,A ' 5 g L g . Q. ..i, ' V V , ' eg ---l--S ' M' n S . -' ...' outhern Belle , it it , as t 5.1, L A, 'f ff V 1... it W 4, 1, Football M i There was no stopping the Rebels on the football field. Midway through the season, Southside jumped from unranked to number five in the state and finally Band Queen This year's campaign by the three band con- testants proved profitable N0' 1, ' The State for the band. The winner, Champmnsi Senior Carole Miller, raised over 4000 dollars. 2... f f S s it Serving for a win, Senior Cindy Mosely readies to put the ball in play.