Bay High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Bay, AR)

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MR. ARTHUR COOPER Wayne Dent is completing his thirty-first year as superin- tendent of the Bay Public Schools. During Mr. Dent's years of service, Bay has grown by leaps and bounds. From a single building on the campus there now is a Home Economics building, a Music and Guidance building, three elementary school buildings and a Vocational Agriculture building, a gymnasium, a Cafetorium, and a Bus Garage. Thirty-nine teachers, four janitors, nine bus drivers, seven cooks, and a mechanic are employed by the school district. Arthur Cooper and John Wiles are high school and ele- mentary school principals. These men have looked into the future and Bay Public Schools offers a superior type of curriculum to the youth of its area. They are helping the citizens of tomorrow. MR. JOHN WILES ELEMENTAR Y PRINCIPAL MR. WAYNE DENT SUPERINTENDENT HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL

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MISS ANNA JEANETTE MOONEY B.A. WARREN O'DANIEL B.S.E. In a world with an ever increasing importance placed on Science, Bay High School is trying to keep up with this demand. In Junior High the students get a firm background in Science taught by Miss Anna Jeanette Mooney. Mr. Warren O'Daniel teaches three divisions of Sr. High: General Science, Biology, and Chemistry. Time is spent learning through laboratory experiments as well as through text book work. In our homemaking classes we study Child Development, Family Relations, Clothing, Foods and Nutrition, Housing, Consumer Buying, First Aid, and Home Nurs- ing. Our study isn't limited. It is a broad field where learning never stops. We learn by doing. MISS MARY JANE HENDERSON B.S.E. The Bay F.F.A. Chapter is a self supporting organization. The Fellow- ship one with another is the thing that keeps our club rolling to the higher goals that have been set by our mem- bers. The boys always keep this state- ment in mind: Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, and living to serve. JIMMY GILLIAM B.S.A.