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

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MRS. E. O. CARLSON Senior High English MR. S. E. CREWS Senior High English English is a necessary study in our enormous, growing world. It develops needed skills in express- ing ideas and thoughts. Journalism also provides an out- let for expansion through writing and demonstrations encouraging each individual to work up to his capacity. MRS. JUNE HAMRICK • Girls P.E. MR. RAY SCOTT Coach and Boys' P.E. MRS. WAYNE S. DENT Journalism The President of the United States has set up throughout the schools a strict program of physical fitness. We believe that our physical education department meets these requirements. Among the activities in our physical fitness program is our athletic department, which com- petes with various schools in our state. MRS. JOAN ROBERSON Junior High English

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The guidance counselor has ma- terials and information for our ben- efit and spends all of her time in conference and study in trying to help prepare us for our future life. MR. REX HOLT Study Hall The library is the center of re- search and information, and a place where sharing and comparing are always welcome. MRS. RAY SCOTT Secretary The commercial department is outstanding in its field. Not only does it turn out some of the finest people in the business world; but has had national recognition in its talents. MRS. JACKIE REEVES Secretary

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MRS. GAYLE STEVENS Fifth Grade MRS. JANOTH METCALF Fifth Grade MRS. ALDEAN MORRISON Fifth and Sixth Grade MRS. RUBY JOHNSON Sixth Grade The changes that occur with age have always fascinated parents, teachers, and society as a whole. An understanding of these changes is an indispensable part of these people concerned with the molding of young minds.