25 Years Service Award” Nominee for Loachapoka High School Loachapoka’s “ * Home Town: Alexander City, Alabama 1 “ Outstanding Leader Award” your ticket out of poverty. On that there are multiple factors to Georgia to complete Professional Awards: Bio I believe that have influenced my decision to copy after." read letters and other materials to him and he always told me that For the past 32 Years I have served as a priority. My father didn’t achieve education beyond grade 9 here in Alabama ,but was able to other hand, my mother was only able to become the teacher. a People seldom improve when they have no other model but themselves to go is graduate high school. Throughout my * Affiliciations: Darian Baptist Church-Alexander City, AL, NEA, AEA, LCEA, NVATA, My greatest influence was Mr. Alfred H. Cooper, my Vocational Agriculture Teacher. Mr. Cooper’s belief in me instilled the years since I graduated from high school, I recall a quote by The ability to realize that I could be successful in anything I chose to make a difference in the improvements in my life over the confidence to pursue. Reflecting on to Education was always stressed in my family as a sponsor and advisor for Loachapoka High FFA Youth Organization. Grade 9-12 * 1973 Thru Present- education, I have had my parents, family, many teachers and college instructors who have inspired me. a young persons’ life that effectively touches them throughout Community Services calendar of events education Business and Industry Certified through May 2009. a The person to I chose to pattern my career after was Reverend Alfred H. Cooper, an extraordinary Agriculture educator and disciplinarian. Reverend Cooper has always and will always be the the years I have only taught courses in the sensational role model for years to come. my own expectations for my students, I know to I am well on my way to living up of education. It is my desire to shine as he did and experience first hand the joys of others just as Mr. Cooper had. Seeing the field for myself. a As I began considering a career path, I knew I wanted to make that difference in the lives of teaching. By giving my all and wanting the pride, pleasure, and rewards Mr. Cooper received from his teaching guided me into the best
1995 Professional: This is me and others for Agriscience Education. We are proud of report our Agriscience program and teacher is my 35 th year at Loachapoka High School. Over that field Agriscience Education grade school. He often asked me Clubs & Organizations * 1969 Thru 1971- Dairy Science Division, - Agriscience Education ( 36 Years --- "30 Years Service Award" Alabama A&M University, 1973 --- Alabama Vocational Teachers Association Loachapoka High School: Teachers Clyde Salter Alabama Vocational Teachers Association “ "Teacher Hall of 1969 Social 2005 Laurel High School 1969 * 1971 Thru 1972 - Poultry Science Division, Latest News Tuskegee University, 1977 “ Woody Award” Alabama Vocational Agriculture/Teacher Association “ * Name: Clyde D. Salter Alabama A&M University Award Third Quarter, 1998-99 -- Alabama Vocational Teachers Association "Teacher of Teacher Award #2 – - 1980 who said, " Copyright © 2007-2008 Loachapoka High School * # Children : 2 Boys and “ Teacher of Jacksonville State University
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