Dierks High School - Outlaw Yearbook (Dierks, AR)

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,,,..,,MM I I If' ex work behind the scenes On February 3, 1987, Mr. 1 Wayne Clark resigned leffec- tive lune 30, 19871 as superin- tendent of Dierks schools. Mr. Clark has served in this school system for the past 17 years. We will miss him here in Dierks, but we wish him all the best. ix Eb A .1 fc .4 Mr. Clark has served as Superintendent of Dierks Schools for the last six years. Gary Bob Moore has been with the school board since 1983. He now serves as Presi- dent. Wayne K esterson joined the board in 1984. He now serves as Vice-President. Herschel Eudy was elected in 1977. He is currently serving as secretary. lames White first served on the board in 1977. He was re-elected in 1981. Dwight Kitchens has been on the board since 1970. Faculty 95

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Mr. Elwood Brooks High School Principal Mrs. loAnn Walters Elementary Principal Mrs. Earnestine Moore Secretary to Superintendent Mrs. Billie Brock Elementary School Secretary Mrs. Diane Higgins High School Secretary Mrs. Virginia Chambers Special Education Aide 94 Faculty JU 24, 2: ,fv 5 7:n. A I is giffif'

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Teach ers hear excuses, . CXQUSQ5' . For students who don 't ha ve their homework, the dog ate it just won't work anymore. Teachers are tired of hearing this boring overused excuse. If a student is going to ha ve to use an ex- cuse, he may as well make it good. Here are a few of the more creative ex- cuses that teachers may not have be- lieved, but did at least find amusing. DeAnn Stuart didn 't have her sci- ence notes because while she was cleaning the pool she laid them on the slide and they ended up in the water. Mrs. Stapleton got a blank piece of paper one day. The student said he left it on the dash of his car and the sun fad- ed it! Mrs. Norwood heard, I left it at the hospital. MORE than once! Mrs. Bevell said, The best one I ever heard was a girl didn 't have her homework because her baby sister flushed it. Michala Shaw claimed to just ha ve completely forgotten about her gener- al science test. lleft it at home or it's in my other notebook were commonly used ex- cuses in Mrs. Cox's class. Excuses weren 't confined to high school. A boy in Mrs. lohnson 's fifth grade class thought up a whopper. He said he went to Switzerland over the weekend and left his books on the plane! Ms. Gilbert lets Lisa Holley have it. Relaxing before a long day. 3' leanette Bailey Marlene Bevill Carma Bradshaw Karla Byrne 96 Faculty X - ff - 15 ,ss, ' ,..... ..',,,V i ...-,, 12,- i, . 'Q 1, Z- 5 2' - E ,ii if ' 2