Baker High School - Novus Yearbook (Mobile, AL)

 - Class of 1983

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March Gras: A Mobile Tradition Mardi Gras 1983 was no different from any Mardi Gras in the past with revelry and celebration. But where did it all come from? The LeMoyne Brothers, in 1702, brought their Latin celebration of Mardi Gras with them to the New World. The first record- ed Mardi Gras celebration on the Gulf Coast was the Societe de la Saint Louis. Mobile ' s Mystic societies were begun dur- ing the I830 ' s. The Striper ' s Independent Society, organized in 1842, became the ol- dest of Mobile ' s Mystic Societies. The Crescent City, New Orleans, got its carnival and Mardi Gras celebrations from Mobile. In the early l85Cs, several Mobilians succeeded in taking the tradi- tion along with them to New Orleans, which is now Mobile ' s only opposition in Mardi Gras proceedings. After the Civil War, a man named Joe Cain received the Mardi Gras jubilee in Mobile. He has since been celebrated on Mardi Gras Sunday with the Joe Cain pa- rade. Since then, the joy and nonsense of Mardi Gras is anticipated by young and old alike, and when the season comes upon us each year, we can feel the excitement in the air! Senior, Mary Jane Rice, was crowned queen of the Mystic Stripers in Mardi Gras 1983. Her father has been a member of the Mystic Stripers for more than a decade and he was Mary Jane ' s king. Mary Jane rode on the queen ' s float in the Stripers parade, and then reigned over the Striper ' s Ball. 5C Activities

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Baker ' s Junior Miss Finalists Many senior girls from each school tried out to compete in the 1982 Junior Miss America Pageant, and Baker was honored to have 5 finalists. They were: Lee Anne Cooke. Connie Gilley. Carol Anne Gibbs. Teena Scott and Rey Toole. They competed against other senior girls in talent presentation, physical fitness and personal interviews. Carol Anne Gibbs was the first runner up in the Mobile County Junior Miss America Pageant. She received a scholarship to Spring Hill College through Junior Miss. Senior. Connie Gilley danced for her talent in the 1981 Junior Miss Pageant. Carol Anne Gibbs accompanied herself on the pi ano while singing Breaking Up Is Hard To Po in the Junior Miss Pageant. Valley Girl. Rey Toole, presented Shakespeare ' s Romeo and Juliet after the style of Moon Zappa ' s Valley Girl for her talent. tits 49



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