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

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Rebelettes joined in the canned food drive, and here, sophomores Dana Stallings, Marla Gordon, and Mrs. Patti Wingfield, sponsor, check out the goods. Dressing up for Key Club are juniors Gordy Guest, Jeff McCree, Kyle Harwood, and sophomore Steve Wiggins. 1 What we think GORPY GUEST junior I like the way the Key Club did things last year, and I wanted to help them out again this year. JENNY LOVETT sophomore Interact does many services for the school, and doesn't take a lot of credit for it. ANNETTE SPAIQKS senior Ancillae is a true service club. We do things for the school and the community, and I enjoy it. ' Service With cn Smile Service Clubs work toward goal. Qne of the main purposes of se vice clubs again this year was tl promote projects that wer beneficial to the community. Th year, service clubs seemed to foc on nursing homes. At Halloween and Christmas t Ancillae Service Club visited Me Homes Nursing Home and broug sacks of food and talked with t residents. We can give the elderly people the food and gifts they want, b what they really need is our time said Kay Stipe, president. Due to the current economic co ditions, many families around the ci were in need of food, clothes, a other items. Southside service clubs came the rescue of some of these familie The most popular times to help the people were at Thanksgiving a Christmas. Many clubs, such as the Key Clu sponsored a family and made certa they had a Thanksgiving a Christmas meal. Besides sponsoring a family, conducted a can food drive Christmas. This collected many ca of food to give to needy families said Mr. Keith Mahaffey, Key Cl sponsor. The Columbian Service Club h another kind of drive. They had clothes drive for the Girls' Shelter. The Ftebellette Service Club h similar ideas. At Christmas, we got togeth what was called a Blessing Box which contained presents for t people who would not have much a Christmas, said Mrs. Pat Wingfield, sponsor. Not only was Christmas dinn provided for needy families, but addition, the Interact Service cl gave an international Christmas di ner for the exchange students. lt really went over well, becau almost all of the exchange stude showed up and really had a gre time, said Donna Ahlert, president

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Upkeep in the courtyard rose garden is done by Interact Service Club and its sponsor, Mr. Larry Loux.

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.inlay 13 0 V' W li Multi VX 1? DOC fl new 2 I Q EXOEllEll EDIICMK One of the most active participants in the nationwide canned food drive were Mr. Keith Mahaffey, sponsor of Key Club, and Key Club members. Mr. Wayne Haver iabovej congratulates the group. It was a night of fun as Ancillae Service X Club shows here, at the Interact Christmas Singing. Columbians, like sophomore Kim Eoff and Rachel Powers, helped to purchase a trophy case for the school this year.