Baker High School - Novus Yearbook (Mobile, AL)

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Some people think being short is bad. but I ' ll tell you how it is from a short per- son ' s point of view. Being short isn ' t that bad. Look at it this way, everybody knows you. If they haven ' t run over you in the halls or tripped over you on their way to the pencil sharpener then they have knocked you down on their way to lunch. On the other hand, some people over look you and all the jokes are over your head! So what, if the only dates you get are in the second grade, at least they are not too tall for you. One good thing about being short is that you look up to everyone. So don ' t look down on short people, pick em up and look em face to facel iSSHU ISA ' S Agee. Amy Ahrens. Hum Alford. Siephmc Allen. Martyce Arguelh. Rodngo Armstrong. Joey Avery. Cattle Bachert. Collin Baehr. Robert Baehr, Richard Balentme. Cynthia Barnet. Jamet Bell. Anthony Bender. Steven Bennett. Willie Black. Canny Blocker. Darrell Bolton. Donald Bowdon. Michael Boykin. Jada Bozeman. Raymond Brando . Tereta Brannon. keith Bray. Jamet Brcucr. Donald Brigand. Sutan Broadut. Stephanie Broadwater. Jeffery Brooks. Bernard Brown. Kelly Brown. Richard Byttrak. Athlev Butby. Kay Burnelte. Melitta Cain. Stephen Catet. Craig Cauer. Rebecca Chancery. Chritline Christam. Thomat Clark. Kerri Clark. Tanya Coleman. Patrick Cook. Monica Cooper. Dawn Cooper. John Cox. Bhly Cox. Matthew Cramblitt. John Seventh Orade Xi

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' Starting at a new school is tough enough but having the added burden of being the youngest can be overpowering. Not being able to participate in some school activities, getting lost in the 2nd floor maze of halls, and the ribbing about being the youngest are some of the bur- Class of 88 ' dens of the Class of 88 had to put up with. But for every disadvantage, there was an advantage such as being a member of the Middle School Student Council Associ- ation, a middle school dance, and being able to try out for cheerleading. Seventh graders also enjoy their time outside school by going skating on Friday night with their friends and enjoying foot- ball games and dances with upperclass- men. 206 Seventh Grade

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Johnny Ray McDuffie and John Cramblitt talk during lunch. Allison Story asks Faith Wiley. You ' re actually going to eat it ' i Croom. Richard Crawley, Aubrey Cunningham. Eugene Daniels, Melissa Day, Deanna Denney, Richard Dueitt, Lisa Dutton, Phillip Dyess, John Edwards, Bridgette Eschenburg, Vance Enerman, Mark Eubanks, Jennifer Fant, Edward Fibranz, John Finch, Angela Finch, Rhonda Finch. Teresa Fleming, Paige Fondow, Jessica Foster, Karen Franklin. Henry Frasier, Leslie Freeman, Kevin Galbraith, Robert Gardener. Richard Gillen, Allison Glaze, Ginger Glidewell, Shannon Gomez. Michael Gordon. Angelia Gowdy, Angela Grissett. Rayford Guffrey, Mark Hann, Vickie Hammett, Jay Harper, Jessie Hauscheldt, Craig Herzog, James Hester, Lori Hill, Mary Hippensteel. Melissa Hoar, Pamela Hofferber, Lisken Huddleston, Bradley Hudson. Shirley Hutchinson, Shannon Howell. Rhonda 20S Seventh