Bentonville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bentonville, AR)

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- f , SUPERINTENDENT R. E. BAKER W VX,---f piggy. tc CAL! Llifdlfru L 3 - . A lfcgbpl HIZQIL fif'g,L,..44L ci t' IL 1 . 21, af' fl, kf!ZZ,,Lbtflf- ,7f!g'1,g,l,L4w qpljff fu x,.L,f. 1 -' 1' B We, theTigerStlaffr, dedicate the 1957 Tiger to Mr. R. E. Baker. The following message portrays the qualities which made us choose Mr. Baker for this dedication: The 1957 Tiger reflects the spirit ofthe school in the many phases of its activities. The purpose ofthis annualis to show the school as it really is by picture and diary of persons and events which will help us relive many of the interesting high points of our school year. Also it tells the story of an institution dedicated to teach the highest ideals of physical, mental, and spiritual education. The measure of success you have achieved will grow as the passing years brings to fruition the art of living and working together for the good of our school and community. You who have made this bookbecome a reality are commended for your initiative and perserverance in seeing a project of this magnitude to completion.

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