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

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Honor Uph ld Honor Students Work Together and Play Together National Honor Society members were involved this year in many activities, proving that being a brain doesn't require spending 24 hours a day with your nose in a book. Service projects, homecoming ac- tivities, and a Horror Movie night were just a few of the events in which the organization participated. Honor Society was a more domi- nant factor in the school this year, Charles Ross, president, com- mented, even though the club wasn't really in the limelight. We had a number of things which were good projects which really didn't receive much attention. I think our movies were a big success and I hope it's a trend which will continue in the future. Not only did the club show Psycho in December, they also won honors in the basketball free throw competition sponsored by the cheerleaders and took second place in the Interact Christmas Sing. By participating in and winning these contests, the National Honor Society has proven its excellence in academics, athletics, and fine arts, Honey Huckelbury, senior, quipped. From having pizza parties to selling pennants to working at lnterFaith, the National Honor Society has func- tioned as a social and service organization. I feel that the National Honor Society has become, much more ac- tive this year, Jackie Johnston, senior, explained. By doing service, money-making, and social projects, we have kept members active and enthusiastic. Voting is just one more part of belonging to the National Honor Society Here members vote on guest speaker for the annual induction ceremony Singing their hearts out, National Honor Society members take second place inthe Interact Service Club Christmas Sing

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Excfuftlci EDUGAUO 1982-8 E Q we at -fb. ' , J., i .Q at fl rf N A formal flag raising ceremony was held to celebrate Southside being named as one of the top schools in the country. E is ,ewwww . mfg aiu' W' 'fm My Opinion Mr. Mahaffey, psychology teacher These awards instill a great sense of pride in all that we do. We also have to work harder to live up to the expectations we have for ourselves. 4... it I xmas.. ........ Q. W ff, ,x. .... ! Sally Shuffield, junior Honors such as this make everyone proud of our school, gives everyone a feeling of pride and makes everyone do their best. opml. .aa Stuart Nichols, junior Because the model school award goes along with our excellence in athletics, all parts of school are very important. Plus we are getting a high quality education.

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Honor Society members Todd Pevehouse, John Barton, and Scott Schultis arrange chairs for the initiation ceremony held in February. National Honor Society members discuss business at one of their meeting held on every other Friday morning. gif What we think. ,gi Honey Huckelbury, Senior ln order to be in Honor Society, you must have a very high grade point. Sometimes this is difficult, that is why it is such an honor. Charles Ross, Senior Through National Honor Society I have learned to take responsibility. Honor Society has given me the chance to meet many interesting people. WM. -.ff A , i yr' TE ,ll .. --uf wr- Ache-sdv . L , Q. V V 1 '19 , R v I V - 'NJ '.x:2'rff', f 'F W Ja., T . tw .'. '25 i, 35 'f fiiiwf f . '.:f 1 f :fit ' f A A-,Gai t . z. -Q L, Q Iv -aff f Q31 'Wet Richard Turner, Senior Being in the National Honor Society is a great honor because it was hard to get in as a sophomore and even harder to stay in as a junior and senior. is Executive Board members of the National Honor Society, Honey Huckelbury, Charles Ross, Todd Pevehouse, review the schedule for the coming events.