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

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R7- 7 Mrs. Nancy Meadows goes over a gramm lesson with her third period sophomore English class. Shawn McConnell, senior, makes his poin debating in Mrs. Lillian Kropp's Advance Placement English class. i l Although English is a part of stu- dent's yearly curriculum, there ing the challenge of a higher level college preparatory class, Mrs. Word of Wisdom From grammar to Literary Analysis, English classes offer knowledge. have been changes and additions to this standard subject. In the area of equipment, the English Department received a Panasonic VCR and a color televi- sion. These new items are also being used by other departments to be shown to students. Among the many selections that the English Department has on tape are: The Winter of Our Discontent, Macbeth, The Hound of the Baskervilles, and An Evening with Mark Twain. Several of the English classes have met in the evening to see the films. These groups included students enrolled in the AP class. I think our top students are want- ln My Opinion Danny Antel, senior The thing I like most about English is the free days. Brent Harris, junior Kim Toon, senior I like English class The thing I like best because of all the different about my English class is things we study. all the reading. Kropp said. Many colleges give AP credit. Money wise it saves a lot and it allows freshmen time to take other courses. Some colleges recognize it as a true gifted program. They see that those who put out the extra ef- fort in college. These students are more motivated and not necessarily more gifted. Senior Kay Stipe explained her reasons for taking AP by commen- ting, I took AP because I felt that it included everything about English and that I would get the most impor- tant parts of many areas. Library fundamentals are helpful for writing term papers as iunior Blake Byars makes use of the card catalogue.

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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.

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3 Aww 8 . Ame.. We ff, g ,, f , .4 ,,.,ovw- ,f -1i'5'5?, y the podium, sophomore English ar, Mrs. Susan Franks gives notes to class for an upcoming short story test. Drew Dauphinais puts a project on the wall of Mrs. Lillian Kropp's 1 period English class. Ms. Dorothy Hosford's classroom is further decorated with another mobile. Juniors Mike Felker and Lynn Berry add to the collection with their project. i