Lakeside High School - Ram Yearbook (Hot Springs, AR)

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rm SWL? 55 l 1 Y , r 9:0,4Hf64 .44 '50 ,Q,Q, 54 QQJW' N04 3,2 990 QQ Pfffpga QOQOQTAQ 6? r ibqbqbf is fc' SGYQ A 3'Q0i:f'Q51?e:4f'4 , 5900495 cgggggtg v.o,.'1a.OA4 zrzkix' 9 ig' as lgfaiaf? The American Field Service sponsored a foreign exchange student this year and made Ana Delia Contreras Avolos from San Salva- dor, El Salvador, feel welcome as a Lakeside student. She has been a guest of Marsha Still- ings, a junior, her new American sister. The group was proud to announce this spring that Marsha Stillings and Rebecca Griffin have been chosen for the Americans Abroad School Program next year and will be notified where their new home will be. AFS

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AFS AMERICAN FIELD SERVICES: Row 1-J. Johnson, Pres., L. Beverley, V. P., M. Prince, Sec., R. Griffin, Treas., S. Carroll, Publicity Chairman, Mrs. Markell, Sponsor. Row 2-L. Gcurin, B. Brady, B. Fessler, A. Lloyd, C. Crow, L. Green, L. Harrison, J. Davis, M. Fernandez, M. Forshberg, D. Ransweiler, E. Rephan, G. White, D. McClellan. Row 3-M. Burleson, F. Hudson, L. Danecki, T. Nash, K. Olive, K. Stueart, A. Connell, K. Berryhill, G. Gibson, E. Greene, R. Carpenter, R. Lawson, J. Schmidt, S. Belford, L. Norwood. Row 4-L. Thorne, C. Munro, B. Bacon, K. Green, L. Wethington, S. Thompson, K. Johnston, C. Jennings, L. Norwood, M. Stillings, A. Contreras, M. Oliver, S. Hawthorn. Row 5-S. Burgess, T. Whited, A. Weidman, L. Rice, Gail Rice, M. Brady, R. King, S. Baker, B. Edgar, M. Griffin, K. Winters, R. Rodgers. Row 6-D. Burrough, K. Sligh, S. Laramore, L. Hill, J. Sanders, B. McDonnell, T. Brooks, J. Gipson, L. Carroll, C. Walters, L. Thompson, S. Sturdy, L. Hyndman, Row 7-J. Gillham, A. Beverley, R. Kew, M. Davis, N. Handlin, L. Randall, C. Plummer, J. James, T. Thurman, T. Bowlin, J. Maedor, S. Arndt, Row 8-J. Williams, R. Phelps, B. Burrough, J. Roles, R. Dollar, S. Hilborn, S. Meeks, F. Avant, D. Reardon, M. Sloan, S. McDonald, B. Underwood.

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Departmentals IW' French Club - Row 1 - Brigette Brady CPresidentl, Saundra Sturdy QVice-Presidentj, Stacy Haggard fSecretaryj, Mrs. Alexander fSponsorJ. Row 2 - Barbara Underwood, Laura Green, Laura Thompson, Belinda Brown. Row 3 - Neola Handlin, Sharon Hammel, Renee Burris, Kelley Stueart. Row 4 - Sally Burrow, Jan James, Valerie Cloud, Jimmy Sherman. Row 5 - Terry Smith, Shelia Pitts, Lea Beverley, Lisa Harrison. Row 6 - Jackie Schmidt, Robin Lawson, Pam Brooks, Wade Espenschied. Row 7 - Greg Lee, Dennis Lowery, Tony Brooks, Jeff Westgate. Row 8 - Richard Sims, Steve Dowling, Nancy Harrison. Row 9 - James Sloan, Steve Boling, Lynn Bailey. Not pictured: Mary Humphreys fTreasurerJ French Club: The main purpose of French Club is to study the history, language, and cultures of the French people. This year there have been slide presentations of French Polynesia and the French Basque country from the culture service of the French Embassy, and a trip to New Orleans French Quarters during Spring break. The French Club also supports Homecoming Activities with a float for the parade and participates in the American Field Service Carnival and Variety Show. In the Spring, they had an end-of-the-year-school dinner party at Le Mirabelle. -Ag, , Future Teachers of America - Row l-Lynn Norwood fVice-Presidentj, Melanie Prince fPresidentj. Row 2-Dawn Moffit QSecretaryj, Susan Thompson QTreasurerJ, Barbara Brown fkeporterj, Joy Johnson QProject Chairmanj, Evonne Greene QCO-Chairman for Scrapbookj, Lea Beverley QCO-Chairman for Scrapbookj. Row 3-Pam Brooks, Susan Carroll, Barbara Underwood, Lisa Norwood, Rebecca Griffin. Row 4-Kelly Berryhill, Terry Smith, Robbie Carpenter, Laura Green, Lisa Harrison. Not pictured: Brenda Sims Members of Future Teachers of America are interested in the educational process. One of the main projects of this group is sponsoring programs for the Middle School Special Educa- tion class taught by Mrs. Segal. Parties are given for the special education students two or three times a year, usually during the holiday season. These programs include games, stories, refreshments, and favors. In April, the FTA sponsors Teacher Appreciation Day. Teachers receive special recognition through flowers, cookies, cards, and fruit. Finally, during the year members tutor elementary and middle school students. Meetings are held once a month at various members' homes with potluck dinners and occasionally guest speakers. The Lakeside Chapter of FTA is 50 years old this year and was the first chapter in the state of Arkansas to receive a charter. A scrapbook has been prepared to show the accomplishments through the years and is to be presented at the state convention.