Charles W Baker High School - Lyre Yearbook (Baldwinsville, NY)

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HISTORICAUEACKGROUND FOR THE BICENTENNIAL SECTION IDENTIFICATION OF PICTURES IN THE PRECEDING 16 PAGE INSERT. Page 1-4-color of Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell and Declaration of Independence. d3r-(Background drawing)-“Battle of Concord Idle,” April 19,1776. 1. Oath of Allegiance 2. Vote for Liberty 3. Nathan Hale 4. Boston Tea Party Pages 4 and 5-(Background drawing)—“Paul Revere’s Ride,” April 19, 1776. 1. The Bell’s First Note 2. Washington and Staff at Long Island 3. Arousing of the Minutemen 4. Minutemen Leaving Home 5. Flag Raising at Independence Hall 6. Signing of Constitution 7. Bon Homme Richard and Serapis 8. Washington Inspecting Captured Colors After the Battle of Trenton Pages 6 and 7—(Background drawing)—“Signing of the Decla- ration of Independence” adopted July 4,1776. 1. Admiral Perry in the Battle of Lake Erie 2. Francis Scott Key 3. Andrew Jackson in the Battle of New Orleans Pages 8 and 9-(Background drawing)—“Washington Crossing the Delaware,” December 25 and 26,1776. 1 2 3 4 1. Monitor and Meramec 2. Abraham Lincoln 3. Robert E. Lee 4. Grant and his Generals 5. Poster on Civil War 6. Battle of Spotsylvania 7. Battle of Missionary Ridge 8. A Letter from the Front Pages 10 and 11-(Background drawing)-“Von Steuben at Valley Forge,” February 17, 1778. 1. George Washington Carver 2. General Harrison and Tecumseh 3. Thomas A. Edison 4. Run for Homes in Oklahoma 5. Battleship Maine 6. Driving the Last Railroad Spike 7. Underground Railroad 8. Teddy Roosevelt and the Rough Riders at San Juan Hill Pages 12 and 13-(Background drawing)—“Spirit of’76” 1. World War I Machine Gunner 2. 148th Aero Squadron 3. Black Infantry Division 4. Salvation Women 5. Red Cross Women Pages 14 and 15-(Background drawing)-“Daniel Boone and the Pioneers Going Through Cumberland Gap,” 1775 to 1778. 1. John Fitzgerald Kennedy 2. Capitol at Twilight 3. Franklin Delano Roosevelt 4. Hitler and Mussolini 5. Flag Raising at Iwo Jima Page 16—Full Color—First Man on the Moon,Neil Armstrong, July 20, 1969. 17