Baker High School - Novus Yearbook (Mobile, AL)

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Class of M 83 Senior: a small word which means a great deal to almost 250 Baker students. To these students, Senior means prestige, good times and anticipation. Senior influence is seen through out the school. It is seen in the halls during spirit week, at sporting events in the way of signs and yells, and in the gymnasium dur- ing assemblies. Good times is something the class of 83 knows all about. The good times in- clude going to the Junior-Senior Prom with that special someone, the late night study parties with friends, senior skip day at the beach, graduation parties which last into the early hours, and the football games where they cheered Baker on to victory. The seniors anticipate and worry about the coming year. A common question for them is Where will I be next year? The answers range from being in college or the military to having a job or being married. Although the class of 83 doesn ' t know what lies ahead, they do know one thing; they are the best class to have ever gradu- ated from Baker.

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