B.M.Baker Class Photos

Benjamin M. Baker Elementary School, Pampa, Texas

B. M. Baker was the first State Superintendent of Public Instruction in Texas. From 1889 to 1906, B.M. Baker was the district judge for the 31st judicial district which consisted of 26 counties in the Texas Panhandle. During that time his family lived at Canadian, Texas. As a tribute to Judge Baker's long life as a public servant, the B.M. Baker Elementary School at Pampa was named in his honor.

This is an excerpt from the article about Annie Baker Daniels written by Pampa Historian Eloise Lane. Along with many other articles on Pampa, its history and its people, you can go to the website for Pampa's White Deer Land Museum. http://www.pampamuseum.org/annie-baker-daniels.html

If you attended B. M. Baker Elementary School, you can submit class photographs to me at pamprice1965@gmail.com. Please submit them in .jpg format with the grade level and teacher of the photograph. If you know the year, that would be helpful. Also, please send a document, along with the grade level and year, listing the students in the photographs starting with the bottom row - moving up to the top row. (Write unknown for those you cannot identify.)