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0 O O O 0 0 0 0 0 0 C FIB Blalzl-1 Heritage OOOGOCJOOCDDC OC On February 19, the first Mr.!Miss Black Heritage were named. Linda Williams, 18, art major, member of STEP Qof Fort Smithy, freshman, plans to transfer to UALR. Tony Kelleybrew, 19, bas- ketball team, treasurer of STEP Cof Fort Smithj, sophomore, from Lonoke. The runners-up were: fm, 'wfxfawzfffx' Lui., , , ,
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0 0 O 0 0 0 O O Homecoming HB3 OCJOGOOO This years homecoming held suspense for five young ladies, as everyone waited impatiently for the 1983 Homecoming Queen to be announced. The five contestants were: Standing-Donna Lowery, Laura Osborne, Tammy Zeiler, and Seated-Janette Williams, and Janet Caldarera. Right-Janet Caldarera, 1983 Homecoming Queen, received a congratulations kiss from her father, Tom Caldarera. B6 iw-ff ,ff
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F re all nd Gund LLlEH, 9Ul . ..l'm Hrahu Upper photos: Then and now . . . Dr. Kraby as he appeared in 1975 when he was hired as WCC president and as he looked only a few weeks before his leaving Ft. Smith. Left: He wasn't all business especially when seen on the softball field, golf course, basketball court, tennis court . . . Above: In 1975, Dr. Kraby was active with the Vietnamese refugees who were located at Ft. Chaffee. After serving eight years as president of Westark, Dr. James Kraby announced his resignation to take on the presidency of Central Arizona College, a seven campus community college system. It would take more space than is available to express the feelings toward Jim, his family, and his impact on WCC and Ft. Smith. Let it be sufficient to say, Thank you, you've been a good lead- er, a good friend, a good man . . . good luck, we'Il miss you.
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