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

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-,,, iw 6 ' 25 ,3 ?i h--M-fifii 1 l... .4 .., . ,J 5340 2 f tw X lr: f 7, ,. V ,,L , , A, if ,f ,, ,, .... L Susan L. Dickson, math analysis, Geometry Billy M. Dykes, Spanish, iSpanish Clubl Jan Eddleman, economics, counsumer education, sociology Otis Edwards, Drafting, iSouthside industrial orientationl Catherine Foster, Algebra ll, iDriII Teaml N3l'ICy Fowler, I'6SOUfC6 f6aCh6f Suzan Franks, English iSophomore Councill Bob Gatling, Football Coach Gloria Goodsell, Latin, English, iFl.O.M.E.l Ann Scott Gray, English, creative wrltlng Nancy Gray, resource teacher, iAncillael Steve Haaser, health, girls' athletics, iGirls' F.C.A.l Donald Hart, P.E., health, track Linda Harwood, record keeping, computer literacy, iPartners in Christl Charles Holcombe, JROTC Ann Hood, accounting, business lab, iF.B.L.A.l Dorothy Hosford, English, iNational Honor Society, Olympics of the Mindl Mickey Johnson, Drivers Education, Boys Basketball Randy L. Kern, world history, U.S. history Sandra Kilpatrick, biology, earth science iColumbiansJ

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i 1 5 NS Q ...... Q , OQA1 fs W 5 3 T Best of i 3 i is B 3 i D h ou, 5 - 2 4-A E 1, fi R M f GS is 1 Q9 Mr. C. Ray Baker Oi if 'O Wins 74 3, p Q Teacher of the OS E 3Year ' I Q5 2, Q, Putting another feather in i an TE Southside's hat this year, Mr C I in Flay Baker, U.S. history teacher was Q QQ named Arkansas Teacher of the 5 fi l ' Year, by the Arkansas Department J 2, of Education. On the heels of this an A, ,Z Q nouncement came the news that Mr ,Q K fy Baker was one of the four finalists for CQ TQ the national title. After being nominated, this Ak 6 5 teacher's credentials were sent to f 'T if iittle Rock to be reviewed by a state 'Q it committee, which brought the entries D 6 to the three finalists. The finalists yy lvl were then observed in their teaching 'fi Q i and interviewed by the State Depart C, fl ff ment of Education. ' L, At a meeting of the Department of . jf' f Education December 12, Mr. Baker X1 was awarded a plaque. O r Q Mr. Baker feels it has taken the ef 5 ' fort of many for him to earn the 5 2 af honor of Teacher ofthe Year. in ,gd I could not have done this without Q -aaa C the backing of my family and the help Cy of a lot of dedicated teachers ad . 6 dministration, parents, and past and fda present students, he commented 5 T They're the unsung heros. I am suc , 3 ycessful today because of what others 3 .A-ig have contributed to me. They all ' 5 deserve to be educators of the year ,fi of StanleyH.Cate, band, music gi Q5 theory, study hall, iRebeI Bandl ' Q' Jennifer Chappell, French I, Il, Q um, ufrencn club, AFS, Q 4. 424 5,1 '4 3 John W.Crossno,German, fx Pg Og English LW fc My 178 Sue Devero, Marketing and Distributive Education, QDECAQ

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Lillian Koesy, Librarian Lillian Kropp, A.P. English, Novels, Grammar!Comp., World Literature, English IV lCheerleadersl Judy Lee, Cooperative Office Education, lFBLAl James W. Lemley, P.E., Health, boys athleticslgirls athletics Lee Lewis, P.E., Health Phillip Lewis, Director of Guidance Willene Long, Typewriting, Clerical Record Keeping Larry O. Loux, U.S. History, U.S. Government, Contempory Affiars Qlnteract, lntermuralsl Barry Lunney, P.E., Health, lFeIlowship of Christian Athletesl Keith Manaffey, Psychology, lKey Clubl Debbie Marley, Algebra ll, Calculus, lMu Alpha Thetal Nancy Meadows, English ll LTC Carl W. Melton, USA lFlet.l, JROTC, QJROTC Officers Clubl Dorothy Minick, Geometry, Algebra ll, lMu Alpha Thetal Eugene Morris, Geometry, Consumer Math, fSouthside Programmers Associationl Mary Alice Nantz, Orchestra Ruth Ann Newton, U.S. History Tom Oliver, Publications Richard Peer, Sophomore Band Jeanie Reed, English ll and Ill, lassist with sophomore councill