Baldwin Park High School - Sagittar Yearbook (Baldwin Park, CA)

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From their vantage point the Freshmen saw buses drive up and unload large groups of students. Even before classes took up, many students were in the Library working on assignments. Beyond the first rows of buildings more classrooms were being erected. As the Freshmen watched, they saw bus load after bus load drive up, and students get out. Soon the Mall of the campus was alive with students crossing to their lockers or to their classes. With the aid of an eye glass, which the guide supplied, they saw through the window of the Library, where students were al- ready working on assignments. Then, beyond the classrooms, they watched buildings being When the period bells rang, the campus was alive with streams of students passing to their next class.

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Students were often seen in friendly chat with some teacher. erected, a sign of an ever-expanding “village. Later a bell rang, and students poured out of the buildings. This was for a brunch break, the guide explained. During brunch, students often approached the teachers, either for help or for a friendly chat. Then classes took up again, only to be interrupted by lunch on the Mall or in the Cafeteria. All during the day a portion of the students were out on the fields for physical education. The Mall during brunch teamed with activity of students. The office staff is always busy. Everyone, of course, had a period of physical education.