Baker High School - Buff Yearbook (Baker, LA)

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 Anytimo of tho night or day »ho min- lectures o tiis class about the Revo'ufon- utemen were ready to fight. Mr. Mcaros ary War. Mr. Joo Calloway Mrs. Edwina Ewell Mr. James Sanchez 18 Mr. Gary Blockor Mr. Ralph Davis Mr. Larry Meares Mr. William Stephens Mrs. Anna Williams

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and Quccess in Adult Life. When you get ready fo write a letter, the purpose determines tho style (formal or informal). Mrs. Carraway points out tho informal s vie used when writing to yojr best friend. Mrs. Clotilde Byrd Mrs. Elizabeth Cudd Mr. Lee Faucette Mrs. Jane Olmstead Mrs. Kitty Leo Oubre Mrs. Lucillo McDowell Mrs. Maitee Carraway Miss Mary Hair Mrs. Lynne Richardson Mrs. Helon Cote Mrs. Mary Ruth Montegudo Mrs. Lucille Whito

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We study the past so we can live in the future. History tells us that . . . the Aztec God was Quetzalcoatl, the Spanish American War becan with the sink-irq of the battleship Maine, and the found'ng of Jamestown was in 1607. But history goes beyond this. It is the study of how our government works, the study of how man gets a ong with other men, and the record of nan's progress on earth. By looking back you see forward.’ The forward-looking department of social studies at Baker High School, by helping students to look back. contributes to our progressive society. Evory toachor must koop up with his subject, sinco history is in the making nil the time; and this is one of Mr. Moaros' full-time obs. Mr. Mcarcs listens as Janono Browning, Tommy Taylor, Peggy Albarado, and Gary Pool discuss the crisis in Vret nam.