Baker High School - Buff Yearbook (Baker, LA)

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Mr. Abbott, speech teacher, finds lenghty extemporaneous speeches produce an unquenchable thirst. Miss Karen Cardwell — French I and II ... travelled to Europe ... partial to water skiing. Mrs. Mattie Carraway — English I ... special interests are dogs, horses, antiques — and Mr. Carraway. Joseph Champagne— Industrial Arts ... Industrial Arts Club sponsor ... worked at Avondale Shipyard. Mrs. Bonnie Coburn — General Science ... spends her summer vacation playing bibliophile. Tom Cronan — Boys Physical Education ... member of National Council of Teachers of English ... collects coins. Mrs. Elizabeth Cudd — English 8 ... camped in Colorado last summer ... likes to draw and to ramble outdoors. Mrs. Mary Brown — Mathematics 7 ... charmed by listening to “music, music, music.” Percy Brown — General Science 8 ... hunts and fishes during spare time: gets the Big Ones. William Brumfield — Biology, General Science ... collects biological specimens ... attends science forums. Richard Burgett — American History ... spends time sailing and golfing ... dabbles in electronics. Mrs. Clothilde Byrd — English 7, Social Studies ... cultivates flowers, specializing in roses. Joe Calloway — Louisiana History ... Head Baseball Coach ... Assistant Football Coach ... loves playing golf. Mr. Stephen’s students regret to see him pecking away, for he is not composing a new tune but a new test. IS

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Faculty renders valuable services. Teachers — like people everywhere — come in all shapes, in all sizes — and in all flavors. A teacher is known by what he teaches — but also by what he does, what he likes, and what he loathes. “Tell me his d’ruthers,” says the amateur psychologist, “And I’ll tell you the man.” (And then there’s that school of psychologists who need only a favorite flower as key — and they’ll unravel the whole personality.) Be this as it may. It’s debatable that the “essence” of a person can be extrapolated from any one facet of personality — but a bit of flavor might come through. We include a hobby, or a happenstance, or a bit of hoo-ray by each teacher’s name, like a novelist rounding-out a character by showing his other side. Mr. Faucette is obviously indulging in the teacher’s main job — to teach, but this is by far not the only one. Charles Abbott — Speech I, II ... Speech Club Sponsor ... visited the Astrodome last summer. Alfred Allday — Typing. School Business Manager ... hobbies are stockcar racing and reading. Jack Andre — Boys Physical Education ... head Cior varsity basketball coach ... assistant foot-coach. Miss Mary Allison — Bookkeeping, Office Practice, Rusiness English ... spends spare time drawing and painting. Nelson Bacot — General Science 7 ... worked on his farm last summer ... a fishing enthusiast. Joseph Bezet, Jr. — Physics, General Science ... completed work on a Master’s Degree ... attended World’s Fair. Mrs. Marjorie Blocker — Vocal Music ... vocal coach for spring play ... enjoys attending lectures, symphonies. Gary Blocker — American Government, Sociology ... paper staff sponsor ... chaperoned a trip to New York. Jerry Boudreaux — Driver’s Education, Guidance Counselor ... Key Club sponsor ... whips his farm into shape, summers. Mrs. Margaret Boudreaux — Home Economics ... F H A sponsor ... joins in activities with her children. Miss Pat Bovard — Girls Physical Education ... Pepster sponsor ... it goes without saying: “loves sports.” Willie Bowman — Industrial Arts ... prints school paper ... interested in graphic arts. M

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Taking a break between classes, these Junior High teachers — Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Simonton, and Mrs. Ewell - read the latest Buffalo Bellow. Mrs. Oubrc’s face lights up with delight as she looks on at the beauty pageant: they’ve picked her choice as winner! Mrs. Edwina Ewell — English 7, Social Studies ... sponsors Junior 4-H ... one of the golf and bridge brigade. Lee Faucette — English 8 ... spent 1st semester at L S U completing his masters. Leslie Fauntleroy — Math 8 ... was Music and Recreation Director at a Youth camp last summer. Each teacher leaves his influence. Murrell Garland — Civics ... Student Council advisor ... worked for road contractors last summer. Forrest Griffen — Band Director ... hides out in his cabin in the Ozarks during summer. Miss Mary Hair — English III, General History . . . stays peeved with “scurvy wretches.” Mrs. Peggy Hatch — Geometry ... 4-H advisor ... enjoys working with preschool children. Grady llickman — Boys Physical Education . . . keeps in shape by supervising boys at camp during summer. Boyd Hill — Science 8 ... plays guitar ... attended science summer workshop at LSU — “Stimulating” he reports. Mrs. Murrell Hooper — Art I and II . . . organized an Art Club ... paints as a busman’s holiday.” Mrs. Carolyn Hunt — Spanish 1 and II ... went on a Spanish Trail” to Juarez, Mexico, last sum mcr. Bob Jennings — World Geography . . . Head Coach ... his is really a “sports world.” 16