Baker High School - Novus Yearbook (Mobile, AL)

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Balloons fly with the conclusion of Homecoming 1983. Seniors dance with Teena Scott, their choice for Homecoming Queen. Students patiently await the next dance. Student Life 13

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Homecoming with Elegance Homecoming for 1982 was a very ele- gant affair. The court along with the cheerleaders, SCA officers, band, ROTC and Azalea Trail maids kept the audience enticed during halftime. Even with the defeat by McGill, the Ba- ker students were faithful to their Hor- nets. After a full week of spirit boosting and extra activities, the big event finally be- gan. The senior class chose their queen as Teena Scott, with maids, CeCe Bailey, Leah Bright, Nunci Pond, Lelani Harris, and Brigette Wingfield. Junior maid of honor, Jenny Wright, and maids, Anita Anderson, Charlyn Kowalski, Nam Richards and Michelle Rob- inson. Sophomore maid of honor, Marsha Pierce, along with maids-, Sandy Daw and Portia Harris. Freshman maid of honor Monica Smith and maids; Angie Mallory and Secreta Lawson. Azalea Trail maids. Lisa LaFe and Shari Urbanski add elegance to an evening of Homecoming activi- ties. Student Council officers. Lisa Patterson. Rey Toole. Carol Ann Gibbs and Suzanne Simmons stand and await call-outs with ring bearer, Jimmy Cook: and flower girl. Ashley Hayes. Teena Scott, is crowned I9S3 Homecoming Queen as her escort. Ron Allred looks on. With spirit, pride and determination, the Hornet team rips right into the Homecoming game. fri - 3 J Student Life

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Homecoming Dance — Huge Success Queen Teena Scott and her court reigned over the Homecoming dance Sat- urday night, October 16, in the Baker cafe- teria. The dance, sponsored by the S.C.A., was a huge success as it always has been. Even though Baker lost to McGill, Baker students had a lot of spirit and pride left over to make the dance a terrific exper- ience for everyone that was in atten- dance. Stan Clarke was the D.J. who played an excellent selection of music that kept the fast dancing good and the slow dancing better. He also played the Homecoming dance theme, What ' s Forever For? by Micheal Murphy. This song was used dur- ing a special dance reserved for the Homecoming Queen and her court. Senior maids and escorts: John Lofton and Brigette Wingfield. Frank Browning and Leah Bright. Ron Allred, and Teena Scott. Forrest Thompson and Nunci Pond. Billy Shields and CeCe Bailey. Sophomore maids and escorts: Vincent Green and Portia Harris. Roby Blitch and Sandy Daw. David Brunson and Marsha Pierce. Queen Teena Scott and escort Ron Allred await callouts at the Homecoming dance. Amy Mallory and Shea Gollotte show everyone how to dance. Homecoming just isn ' t Homecoming without pictures. Seeking refuge in the hall are Mr. Dunaway. Mrs. Simmons. Suzanne Sim- mons and Rey Toole. 14 Student Life