Southside Christian School - Sentinel Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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Scholarship avid Boles offers his muscles to Rita Wike to lgistribute cans during the food pounding. Mr. larrell, the National Honor Society sponsor, directs a club meeting. jeff Phillips, the National Honor Society presi- dent, explains why he doesn't have anything planned for this meeting. The National Honor Society and lu- nior National Honor Society was not just a group of brains, The local chap- ter, sponsored by Mr. joey jarrell, was a service organization. They organized a food pounding of the entire school and collected over 1000 items to distribute 30 baskets containing food staples, a turkey, and all the fixings for Thanksgiv- ing to needy families. At Christmastime they organized fruit baskets for all of the faculty and staff of Southside Christian School. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3 'Z Z QS 5 Lf National Honor Society 63

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Posters, speeches, campaign manag- ers, and candidates for president, vice- president, secretary, and treasurer all make up the student council election. The election of the 1981-82 officers was a fitting climax to a very politically ori- ented year. When the final tally was in, Scott Sprouse was elected president, jeff Phillips was elected vice-president, Denise Svajko was elected treasurer, and julie Stratton was elected secretary. These four individuals teamed together with their sponsor, Mr. Dennis Cook, to produce homecoming, student Chapels and a variety of other events. The first skit of the year was an exciting, humor- ous missionary skit starring Derek Miller as a cannibal and Peter Sullivan as Tar- zan. Missionary jeff Phillips was rescued out of a simmering pot by Tarzan and replaced with a cannibal. Special days sponsored by the stu- dent council included Shade Day, Clash Day, Sock-em Day, and Hat Day. Ron Dipple's blinking shades and Carwin Owen's hat were both classics. Other special events included Howdy Rowdy, one-on-one basketball, and a campfire funeral service officiated by the Right Reverend Kiser. L ea dership , V,,t I ,,,ii fifhawmn , V Han? 62 Student Council Scott Sprouse was elected President of the stu- dent body after a stirring presentation. Student Council officers prepare to count the bal- lots for homecoming queen. , ,wg f lrat. V UT ul SPRUUSE .if0C3W5'7l 3 5 l 5 The Student Council produced many skits. Herr missionary jeff Phillips is captured by Sco Sprouse's tribe of man-eating cannibals.

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Melody Barber, sophomore class chorister, directs the singing during class meetings. i .271 From the excitement on the faces of the juniors, Miles Simpson must be talking about the upcom- ing Junior-Senior Banquet. 64 Student ChapelfClass Meetings Townsend's Rules ofOrder prevaiIedinthe 8th Growing UP 8m0Dg the head-hUr1ICrS Of N grade class meeting as PresidentDavid Townsend Guinea Can be precarious, but MK CHF presided. Owens lived to tell about it in student chapel