Baker High School - Buff Yearbook (Baker, LA)

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Conferences provide keys to problems—solving, os avowed Setting up flags—a task done by Mr. by Mr. Porta, Mr. Owen, and Mrs. Wilkes. sets the Stage for flag football. Calloway— Mrs. Murrell Hopper . . . Art . . . Best student goal: Try to feel tall inside, stretch far outside. Mrs. Carolyn Hunt . . . Spanish . . . Advice to wise: Choose eleefves that please you. Mrs. H. F. Fuselier . . . Speech . . Challenge: Play well on life's stage. Mr. B. Jennings . . . Social Studies . . . Commentary: Teaching is always interesting—never boring. Mrs. Lucille McDowoll . . . English III ... Caution: 'Don't skim tho surface of literature or ife. Mrs. Harriet McQuocn . . . Business . . . Advice: ' Set goals for yourself. Mrs Mary Montegudo . . . English 8 ... Of greatest importance-: The abi ity to think, and to accept advice. Miss Judith Ncsom . . . English, Social Stud'es . . . Advice: Keep up with the world around you. Mrs. Jane Olmstead . . . English . . . Favorite catchphrase: Can't nevei accomplished anything. Mrs. Kittio Oubre . . . English I . . . Classroom tip: Give an ounce of cooperation—gain more than you bargained for. Mr. Ondis Owen . . . Alg. II. Trig. . . . Word to the wise: Try to like the work you have to do.” Mrs. Barbara Parsons . . . Math . . . Attitude: Every student is interesting because every student is different.

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Mrs. Edwina Ewell . . . Soc. Studies . . . Especially cha longing: ' A student with an eager, open mind. Mr. Leo Faucotto . . . English 8 . . . Finds most intriguing: The unmotivated student. Mr. Lcslio Fauntleroy . . . Math 8 . . . Exclaims: To teach is a privilege. Pot delight: Those noisy1, naughty, laughing, crying, unpredictable, lovable kids. Mrs. Peggy Fochac . . . English . . . Advice for all: Loarn whi'e you can. Mrs. D. Frosina . . . Gen. Science . . . Idea: Learn from experi-ence—yours or someone elsc's. Mr. F. Griffin . . . Band ... To ell youngsters: “Hove a schedule of activities that will ead o a well rounded personality. hfliss Mary Hair . . . English, World History . . . Believes: Each ind'vldual has potentia1 and absolute worth. Mrs. Philip Haley . . . Girls P.E. . . . Point: Physical and mental exercise is important. Mrs. Peggy Hatch . . . Math . . . Joy of teochirg: Students who really want to learn. Mrs. Vera Hayes . . . Home Economics . . . Point about teaching: Elimirate all but absolute and avoid clutter. Mr. Grady Hickman . . . Boys PF . . . Technique: Thoroughgoing explanation of skills followed by demonstration. Mr. 8. Hill . . . Scienco . . . Philosophical insight: In a technological age—students had best master some technicalities! Each day presents a new challenge Mrs. McDowell. Mrs. Olmstead. and Miss Hair stress the importanco of national tests tc seniors Draw Browning. Jane Grey. and Sheila Wilson.

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 Maintenance ii important to a well-read book in the library, so Mrs. Ritchie and Mr . Barrow discuss repairs. Thought, action, solve student’s problems Mr. Kenneth Payne . . . Math . . Best dovice: Show ond toll. Mrs. Perry Pruyn . . . English . . . Words of advice: Read! Read! Read! Mrs. Gene Randall . . . English . . . Satisfaction of teaching: Seeing students' horizons broadon. Mrs. W. D. Ray . . . Girls PE . . . Special challenge: The student who says 'I can't do that'.'' Mrs. Lynn Richardson . . . English II. Speech . . . Pet peeve: Studonfs who see only grades as goals.” Mrs. D. L Ritchio . . . Librarian . . . Library philosophy: Supply a suitable book for ovoryono. Mr. J. Sanchez . . . Industrial Arts . . . Advico: Speak softly and carry a big stick. Mr. Ted Schilling . . . Math . . . Caution: What is worked for is worth most. Mrs. Frank Schmidt . . . Typing . . . Technique: Push participation. Mrs. Carol Jean Simonton . . . English 7 . . . Advice: All students need to get stertod. Mr. W. L Stephons . . . Am. Hist. . . . Admonition: Play, and play hard—’work, and work hard. Mr. J. C. Stewart . . . Civics . . . Thought: You can bo no greater than you wish. Mrs. Mildrod Taylor . . . Moth 8 . . . Philosophy: Education meons growing in se'f-discipline. Mr. L R. Thomas . . . General Science . . . Advice: Go for tho best. 18