Tamalpais High School - Pai Yearbook (Mill Valley, CA)

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1 t . A K ffm ll W ' QW.- , W if X 67's ,Y ff' K it 4,45 3 . Ann.. ,A-n-du.-- DEDICATION We, the class of l954, gratefully dedicate our Pai to Mr. lack Baat who, through untiring efforts, has imprinted upon the minds of hundreds of Tamites the fundamental knowledge of both World and American History. Mr. Baat's history students, known throughout the school as appreciating the enjoyable side of the subject, are famous for knowing two outstanding points. One is the importance of the date October 12, l492 and the other is that women have no constitutional rights except that of voting. CAfter all, what would men do if women had equal rights? WOW!ll Mr. Baat has also left his name imprinted in other locations. I-le was an All- Page 2

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i 1 .....kW ,. i Fi 1 , y W y W fyfyp dfffk YA - - - .- -...Jf-ilT'iiYE-W.l7ff'f6'V DEDICATION City haltback While playing iootball tor Mission High School in San Francisco. Then the West Coast heard ot lack Baat as an outstanding halfback tor the St. Marys Gaels. He has taught at Sutter Hi and in South San Francisco. His daughter, Pat, graduated from Tam in l95l. ln his last year as senior class advisor, Mr. Baat, a part-time counselor and in the past a tootball, basketball, and baseball coach, has maintained a teach- ing technique that is happily remembered by many years ot Tam students. It is with this in mind, that we, the graduating class ot 1954, dedicate OUR PAI to Mr. lack Baat. Page 3 hs.,