Baker High School - Buff Yearbook (Baker, LA)

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The Buff Staff Contents We learn from People ... Places ... Things Faculty Administration Teachers Academics English Social Studies Mathematics Science Fine Arts Commerce Foreign Languages Vocational Physical Education Classes Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen AWOL Eighth Seventh Honors Who’s Who Personalities Beauties Mr. and Miss BUS Homecoming Favorites Organizations Group Portraits Mu Sigma National Honor Society Key Club Hi-Y Club Student Council Beta Club Library Club Future Nurses of America Speech Club Industrial Arts Club Chorus Art Club Senior and Junior 4-H Clubs Future Homemakers of America Future Teachers of America Future Business leaders of America Junior Beta Club Athletics Football Basketball Girls Basketball Track Baseball Golf Spirit Cheerleaders Majorettes Band Pepsters Paper Staff Buff Staff 100% Rooms Senior Activities Advertisements In Memorium Conclusion Index Mrs. Lucille McDowell Advisor Mrs. Jane Olmstead Advisor Sue Wilson Editor-in-Chief Nancy Mixon Copy Editor Layout Editor Advertising Manager Cedelas Hall Picture Editor Mercer Riche Organizations Editor Jim Keller Sports Editor Susan Brown Sports Editor Elaine Brown Publicity Manager Linda Barrow Publicity Manager I.inda Black Business Manager Karen Jewell Index Editor Darlene Robinson Honors Editor Brenda Bowman Faculty Editor Susan W’right Spirit Editor Marty Schlicht Senior Class Editor Sarah Johnson Divider Page Editor Academic Editor Roy Keller Photographer Staff: Marty Stone Rex Allen Beth Venable 4 10 12 14 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 40 42 68 63 69 76 77 84 92 91 98 104 109 110 112 114 116 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 139 140 141 142 144 152 158 161 164 165 166 168 171 172 174 176 178 180 181 184 199 200 202

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“Scatter my ... thoughts like ... leaves over (he universe, to quicken a new birth.” — Shelley ‘‘Thoughts” Thoughts govern man’s universe. The first man who carefully fitted his shaped stone to a split shaft took step one in a long procession of problem solving. Step by step, man has controlled the controllable. And recorded it. Past successes are foundations for man’s increasingly complex edifice of ideas. Aristotle defined an atom; Einstein theorized on the atom; Fermi split it. Schools polka-dotting our land, clustered in cities and scattered on plains, are man's storehouses of information. linker Heights, White Hills, Hrownfield. and Hakerfield fun- nel students to linker High— “where the liuffalo roam.” Here, all of us—1 .- 00 strong—assemble to learn. We learn from PEOPLE—from teachers, advisors, classmates. We learn from PLACES—from the walk-ways, where we gather for confabs; from the lab. where liunsen burners confront us; from the guidance office, where we confer. And we learn from Til I. OS— from typewriters, from 7.S70 books in the library, from piano (►r pitch-pipe in chorus. Your '(it) liuff surveys these special PEOPLE and PLACES and THINGS. Leaf through this yearbook. Review with us events, ideas, impressions which we now are gathering to “scatter” all the days of our life.

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Many don’t realize it, but students and administrators learn more from each other by conversing than by the “board of education.” Of the myriad ways in which students learn at Baker High, class participation is probably the most important. PEOPLE give us insights, attitudes. A