Baker High School - Buff Yearbook (Baker, LA)

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Social studies - guidepost to good citizenship In the proper environment, a plant can grow green and healthy. And in the proper educational environment, a student can become a well-rounded, well-informed citizen. The plant's environment should include exposure to sunlight, air, and water, while the student's should include exposure to several of the following: world history, American history, world geography, civics, and American government-sociology. Through learning by the mistakes of others in the past, finding out how others live in the world about him, and studying the workings of his own government, he can realize how fortunate he is to live in the United States. After this realization, accepting the rights and responsibilities of citizenship becomes a pleasure and challenge for him. h an attempt to find information, concerning their careers, Doug Nicholson and Richie Barker search Mrs. Bond's career rack. ’ Dates are not a ways easy to remember. Pam Benoit pauses to remember the date Jamestown was founded, then scribbles triun phantly when it comes to her. 24

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Mr . Olmstcod contemplates o challenging ossignmont for English classes, such as a theme on sour gropos. Voicing his opinion through on effective spcoch, Tommy McVoa convoys his ideas to tho dess. i 23

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Keeping up with current events is just one of the things involved in being a good cifiier, as Robert Cogan learns in his civics class. Dennis Seaton tries to comprchond the idoos of Confucius, Buddha, and Hamrrurapi. Miss Hair puts the finishing touches on another of her famous world history displays. 25