Brinkley High School - Tiger Yearbook (Brinkley, AR)

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L ft Students who join SADD committ themselves against drunk driving SADO officers show the contract that students and parents sign Below: These SADD students bought and sold buttons to prove their K A N D D R I V E Front Row A Bondon, L Camper, L Swanigan. L. Swanigan Row 2: N Vance. S Marshall. M Davis. K Ferguson. H. Davis. R Benson, S. Smith S. Stinnett. S. McMMion. K. McMillion.T McMillion. D Lawton. M Matthews. S. Coleman. R Hicks. J Norman. S Thomas Row 3: T Coleman T. Creasey. S Holmes. E Brown. J Gause. M Portwood, F. Hudson. J. Butler. T. Grimes. J Maloy. K Henderson. 1C Capshaw. T Brown D Washington. S. Smith Row 4: L Shannon. C. Childers. T. Cummins. T. Bethell. K Holmes. R Derrick. Row 5: R Newnan. R Joshl.n. K Burrow. G Robinson. S. Parker. T. Terrell. K. Vance. K Williams. S Davis. D Gilmore. J. Young. T Dobson. S Holub. J Jackson. C Golden. D. Hollister. K. Yancey W. Shelton Students Against Drunk Dnving 29

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L I B R A R Y C L U B M E M B E R 9 Front Row: K Henderson, K Daniels, F. Huldson. Row 2: S Morris. T. Hancock. M Cosner Row 3: M Canker, K. Walker, S. Hoffman, L Slaughter, S Parker, C. Swindle, O Derrick, D. Jelks, R. Baney, M. Davis, T Belcher Row 4: K Ferguson. D Halfacre, L Skinner, T Bethell, J. Butler. Row 4: K. Ferguson. D Halfacre, L. Skinner, T Bethell, J Butler, M Portwood, L Cooper, B Baker, K Churchwell. Mrs. Rita Settles. Librarian. Above: Students help to run the library Rebecca Baney, a library aide, works at the circulation desk Middle: Janifer Butler, library monitor, displays the encyclopedias Upper Right: Theresa Harper browses through a book Lower Right: Ms Rita Settles discusses a fine with Rebecca as Stephanie Broglan and Sarah Jones wait 28 Library

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Front Row: D Hunt — Pres.. 8 Meyers — V. Pres , D. Douglas — Sec. Row 2: D. Washington — Treas., A. Clifton Row 3: K Word. J. Parish, A. Schaefer, R. Benson. S. Mcmillon — S.C. Rep., R Mills, T. Wilson, J. Randolph, R Burrow. J. Kellar, T. Cummins. In 1919, J. B. Masters, the principal of Central High School in Omaha, Nebraska, proposed the idea of a National Honor Society. This idea was supported by Edward Pyearson of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, who became the father and founder of the Society. In 1921 it was formally established, with prospective members being judged from the four qualifications of the Society: Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. Though hard guidelines to live up to, the Brinkley chapter manages to get involved in many community activities and live up to the other qualifications. In the words of Ms. Mitchell, adviser for the NHS, This Society really helps members have high goals for themselves and to maintain good citizenship. — Joanna Repass New NHS members pledging in. Group study has led Jeffery, Rachelle, and Terri to being ideal NHS members Last minute study before a big biology test. Right, Diedre? 30 National Honor Society