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

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I 3 Q l , ' 10' , 194.5 lnm o inion. YP .vqfv W, Q I Mike Waldron - senior I am entering my house plans in the competitions during the year. ,mana mlm Phillip Doss - sophomore I plan to keep on using my drafting skills at Southside, and if my drawings are good I will pursue it as a career. If 51 Darrell Hindmarsh - senior Computers probably won't replace humans in the future, but they really are more efficient and reliable. s.,.,,,,,. . 'rf'-f , t at Senior Edith Pettigrew rounds up the Fingers are typing as children during the FHA Halloween party. sophomore Charlie Flye programs a computer.

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Rod Cluck, sophomore Auto Mechanlcs was a fun but useful course as Mr. John Wllllams explalns the carburetor to sophomore Matt Barber. Some extra help Is glven to the chlldren by Angle Redfern, junlor, at Mrs. Cheryl Byrd's 5th perlod Halloween party. -. ln My Opinion - gf 93574. Draftlng requlres a lot of math. It takes a sklll of puttlng thlngs together In your mlnd. This class wlll also help me later In llfe. Jackie Neplee, eenior Homemaklng ls great for the munchles. lt Is especlally fun because we can create some pretty fantastic foods. Bleke Byere, junior I llke to cook, and homemaklng helps me ln that fleld, especially slncel don't know the flrst thing about cooklng. Dresslng up for Mrs. Cheryl Byrd's 5th perlod Halloween party was very excltlng for the chlldren and especlally for the homemaklng students.

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Sophomore David Greenfield and junior Experienced members of the drafting club Busy is Heath Chamberlin, sophomore, as he prepares house plans for competition. Ricky Gramlich prepare for competition in like sophomore Zach Robinson prepare industrial arts. complicated house plans while listening to Covering the ases Membership Up in Practical Clubs Computer Club, Future Homemakers of America, and the Student Industrial Orientation tack- led several projects for service and competition, plus a little fun. Future Homemakers of America was reorganized this year to cater to students from homemaking classes. KISR. According to senior Felicia Roberts, co-vice president, FHA regrouped to help students learn how to run their own households in the future. Members of the Student Industrial Orientation, Mr. Otis Edwards, spon- sor, spent a good part of this year preparing for competitions in various contests. lt takes a lot of work, said sophomore Troy Sullivan. Another club formed this year was the Southside Programmers Associations, headed by Mr. Eugene Morris, and junior Darrell Hindmarsh, president. The club was formed because of an increase in interest, Darrell said. Darrel and other members bought software, wrote programs for teachers, and helped students in their computer skills. FHA member Angie Redfern, junior, lends a helping hand to some future artists at an FHA party.