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

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Is Stressed By BHS Faculty Mrs. Ruth Medlock, Journalism Take the picture. I have work to do. Mrs. Lynnda Gambill, Business Rita, this machine will work only if plugged up. Mrs. Rosemond Carlson, English Is my hair in place? How do I look? Mrs. Dorothy Gregson. Guidance Counselor No girls, but you can join the WOMEN’S Army. Mrs. Penny Gray, English Who put this gum in my playbook. Mrs. Mary Jane Nash. Home Economics Now Sheila, to boil water properly.

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The Question Of High Ideals Mr. Elmer Haley. Jr. H. History, English Mr. Gale Yates, Sr. H. History Now here is Arkansas Razorback country. See, I told you I could palm it. A teacher must be . . . understan- ding . . . patient . . . willing to listen . . . loyal to each student as an individual. . . unrelenting in his rules of discipline . . . a mixture of firmness topped with kindness . . . any teacher possessing ALL of these characteristics is truly a master of the teaching profession. Mr. Danny Blalock, Science This is a pencil. You write with it. Mr. Gene Denton, Science Okay, who wrote this dirty word? Mr. Edgar Morrison, History Bud Bud. we are not late in this class. Mr. Tom Barber. Math Hm, something’s wrong somewhere. Mr. Wilburn Horner. Math Yes, I have chalk in my hand.

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Mr. Kenny Dunman, Shop Lean over Pagan. I’ll cut your hair. Leaders Of Our Youth Mr. Kenneth Spencer, Vocational Agri. Actually, I have a black belt in karate. Sid McHaffey. P.E., Assistant Coach Would you believe I hold the world push-up record. Mrs. June Hamrock, P.E. This game could be fun, if I had a birdie. Morgan Gilbert, Coach, Drivers Ed. Anyone care for a game of tic-tac-toe? Mrs. Sharon Ward, Music No, Jimmy, you may not sing soprano. Miss Anna Skaggs, Librarian Don’t let the clever smile fool you.