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

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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

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nd of he lainbow rs. Susan Dickson etires After 20 ears .fhen a person teaches in the same room of the same school for 20 urs, she sometimes has a tendency be swallowed up into the ckground of the school. However, h 20 years of teaching at uthside behind her, Math Depart- Int chairman, Mrs. Sue Dickson, is of those teachers who survived background and has become a minent feature in Southside's tory. -Nith Mrs. Dickson's retirement 'rn teaching at the end of this ool year, she leaves two decades fnemories. 'I have tried to be a good ncher, she said, because I never nted to be mediocre. Some of my dents have been successful, and I proud of that. long with successful students, s. Dickson adds to her pro- ence at Southside by being the y teacher to win Teacher of the r for Forth Smith three times oughout her career. 'The first time I won I couldn't it, she commented. The time l won I almost didn't go up to Mrs. Dickson, the that she taught in her last years were basically the as those that she taught in her few years as a teacher. people haven't changed because that's the nature people, she laughed. attributed her suc- and prominence as a teacher at to her fondness for her and teaching in general. Watering plants is favorite pastime for Mrs. Susan Dickson in her classroom. Using the overhead projector, Mrs. Dickson demonstrates algebraic equations for her math analysis class. Waiting for their food, Mrs. Dickson and Mr. Wayne Haver talk at a Mu Alpha Theta banquet held at Western Sizzlin. Marion Reed, VICA Maxine Reese, librarian, fLibrary Clubl Dan Roberts, drivers education Patricia Rogers, P.E., health