Baker High School - Nugget Yearbook (Baker City, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1938 volume:

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V-.3 LVN. ,A J .- fir: N. Q . ' . 1 -. '- :fn ,, - V ' , - . J. x L' 'L' 'T A5343 ' V. A- 'ix X a. . . ,. . ., . , . ns 4 if - ., x -2-n , -ff-Qxvwl-.jhv nn x wx vi. ,I 3 Ml ... QUIE T UU , fl ? 2 2- 1-5 Q5----X - Z N 5' 7,11 XX Z , 73 :f f-M L ' , L'N .,Q- in f' +- I YOURS AND MINE 4 1 I ' Il I Il ' '11 II, 1IQI1I 44!I1I,lf Q 1 ' ip uk 3 2' Il 'fl if 'U' ., ,5'i ll sl rw f ' . A I 3 1 1 gp! ,,- NORVAL DUNCAN Memories Always wifl the memory ofkour former UYQII King remaih in the heaitsofthe students ofBakErsenior l'1ighscHool.Norval graduated with the class of '37. K ' at 'Q 4 My 4 . . 'Y yu... . - . ....,,...-N. 9 wwemaw-afw: we DR. A. W. TIEDEMANN When Day ls Done Dr. A. W. Tiedffmarzfw sc fwfr? as CJIFQLKOFQ?-fLilO4CiVOO! bcyarci of :He Baker public scl'1oo!s from Jaw 1996, to January, 1938. He grad- uatcd from Baker hugh 565003 with the class of '04, -.Q---up V. . 3 I' ,p ' I W '5 Q fff af ,U rg f ' 5 Y 'H 3 Ye! r 1 5 ln Ilemorlam mf., ,-ap, '- sf -N.. ,,,, K, mann, R. C. Frisbie, Leo. J. Brown, Dr. John Palmer, chairman. Bottom Row: Chnrles l. Llngrzll, Dr. E. B. Young, Thomas H. Richards, clerk. Top Row: Dr. A. W. Tied: Ufjuess Who helped send the lflregon State Champs to victory, is interested in the welfare ol the school, has pro- gressive ideas lor maintaining higher standards ol education lor our schools, assumes great responsibilities in its careful guidance ol our problems, and is the governing body ol the school? Why, its our school board, ol coursel Students certainlv appreciate their splendid coroperation. SDH DEHRU 642 14 e B H Q4 Wa' ei? . r .1 f MQ t lf- .,9 Qin 1 ln my mind there is stored e moving picture in color and sound ol the Baker high school lor the oust ten years. Cn this him, at the place marlted May, l9Q9, ure seventy-lour seniors marching by to receive their diplomas yyhile ten years later almost twice that number ol seniors are ready to march loy. As l lollow the careers ol those who have graduated, l see superior records in normal schools, in colleges. in business houses and ollices and in homes, lhe picture is a beeutilul and haDDv one Hugh Coleman Our Chief U px f X3 .. 'Q' Hugh Coleman, Barbara Judy, Sec. I- iq 199 Lester D. Harris, Sr. High James R. Evans, Jr. High We Are Loyal To You, Balmer High When the Moon l-langs High and all Balcer senior and iunior high students are supposed to be in bed, Lester D. Harris principal ol the senior high school, and James R. Evans, principal ol the iunior high school, are still raclcing their troubled brains to hnd what will further the progress of our high school. 17? Crew 'a DQINEIPMS Q 3 s If H fs We nam: .u -311 Z 'fir' ,. 1 ON,- Lester D. Harris, Dorothy Cloud, Sr. High Sec., Maye Baker, Jr. High Sec., James R. Evans 1 ,3 25 fi 'Nd 1' -O' 'X ...a '-'Y' '--10 Q4 Q-J ,J J. l. WOODHOUSE: B.S., C. of Ida., U. ol W., U. ol O., Ore. lnst. ol Tech., Chem., Physics, adv., Sr. Class. MARGARET B. ANDERSON: B.A., Wooster, Languages, History, adv., Newswriting HARRY WALMSLEY: A.B., Spokane U., M.S., W. S, C., Biology, adv., Stage Craft ALICE M. OSBORN. B.A., Linfield, Librarian, adv., Pep Club MARY A. TOMPKINS: B.S., O. S. C., Home EC., adv., Girls' League, Home Ec. Club ELOISE GRAY: B.A., Reed, U. ol O., English, adv., Debate, Sr. Class GERTRUDE TURNER: B.A., U. of W., English, adv., Soph. Class, Torch Honor GEORGE L. ALLISON: B.S., U. ol O., Athletics, Phys, Ed., adv. Lettermen's Club LILITH B. ALLEN: B.S., U. oi O., Librarian H- Wm. pm... 0. S. ...., F, F. A., Eililliuril so Aff: E X' X ' 12 5 1 C 3 x. PJ Q 119 45, 'Nos 3 'la .110 , 'ul er 4..:.: ELLA MOULTON: B.A., U. ol O., M.A., Stanford, Mathematics, adv., Soph. Class, National Honor Society HAROLD KIRKLIN: B.S., U. ol lda., Music, adv., Sr. Class HARRY F. CLINTON: B.S., O. S. C., Commerce, Art, Nugget HAGAN A. MOORE: B.A., U. ol O., Pasadena Community Playhouse, English, Drama, adv., Jr. Class GLENN A. WOLFE: B.S., O. S. C., Smith Hughes Trade and lnd., lnd. Arts, adv., Rifle Club, F. C. O. VIRGlNlA L. GREER: M.A , U. ol O., Social Science, adv., Jr. Class, Dean ol Girls, Pep Club ANNIE LAURIE JONES: M.A., U. ol W., Social Science, adv., Sr. Class, Girls Chorus HAZEL BALL, B.S., O. S. C., Commerce, Home Ec., adv., Soph. Class L. E. PALMER: B.S., O. S. C., Printing, Commerce, adv., Baker Hi Log Printing Staff MARJORIE GOFF: B.A., U. ol O., Phys. Ed., English, adv., G. A. A., Soph. Class 5ReElElLll Qt . +9 .5 , Es 'Y 5 P, rt X C -X, if if f -h 3, 2.59, i L C V t ' f -9 ', ' ' 5 . -X H' 0 IT- 'Nd' 4 'fd -::' FELTON HUNTSMAN, V.-Pres. EVELYN CURFMAN, Sec. THOMAS EBLEN, Pres I Never Knew What Love Could Do Thanks For The Memories Whistle While You Work If n fel l-lwlven on a twulf' seemed to he the favorite song ol our lavorlte sons, the --11.4-rs t 'v-' assrlclated stuoent hooy. hecause they pccaslonally loallted at some ol llhose t,ol.l,h lnrnxs Q vtnucn the thunoenng hero vvoulci have clone vvlthout thelr helplul guidance. lntw as helen the slnglng leacer, helpeo to sustaan the pep ol the school and gave his whole ani en-'rfgy to the OHIC6. Felton l-luntsrnan, another rnlze an, was alvvays at tne vvheel and hacked up the r ttf, :ffwnt ln all ol l'1lSl'3Sl4S. lhe recorder ol time Cperhaps vve would say nunutesl, Evelyn Curlrnan, led an active school lile ENT ntl hwlpecl lfcep the stuclent allalrs running smoothly. ' 'MlVlerryH Ficl4aS , , QFF E E3 'V' i , 1 A ., 7 A M Ex , . y C E A Y A ' . K -'li vin' XX A O V .gJ75. KX ' Q h C 11, 1 0, 0 If D420 ' 0 'Ill sc ax to I iinxiink iwglil' W, IXREIES ,H NIMH Siiiflf 1il.1'! ..,x 55 -19' VN'-l'lllN Hwfiflf flfflf-.Xfvlx Vi YN S iHI'01'llX1iIPf Hr. 'Xuxlizv IDIVIHI 4lr ' In-1-20 limb 8 J. m. ,F ,X A ' 95' I f ' of ' , . ' , l gm. 'E 7 K 1 ,ffl e eeee .,.. x-X ws' 5 ' aC3OX6W'X' QPNYWO' BETTE BAxA, sec. 599' Just To Remind You OX-01'-we P 1 Sung that l'ye created Nothing :on wopnisbcated BILL HUFFMAN, V.-Pre that everybody knows Not d nniy o+Ny balad fu!! of C4mdidly Yours e l Ted H'XG'y3QUtnwn141tS1Uy,fingjnfnya My on-.n re- f r Q M ld 5? ny crave And 'ny Song :S dedwmted in ine Senncw J h Q c ted lw1tenn9wfOr here AS naw wt qew D3 you re- C e S6Dtember afternoon When our +r3CdlNOF1 ended dll too I J f g Q , , x f - L-Z? :T f A e A yf f we 5 ' X E DJ N5 'Q ln The Still Of The Night the Seniors held K their High School Swing where Boy Meets Girl Mllancing Under The Stars to the sway ol HBlue Hawaii. At the Roll of The Drums Jewell showed Sorneth'n About Rhythm. The Band Played On and everyone was l-laying A Wonderful Time. CHARISSIMA RIEDEN ...... Commercial Chrrss , Future: Stenograplzer, Dramatics 3, Knitting 2, 3, News 3, F. B. Theory 2, Glee Club 1, Tap Club 2, Home Ec. 1. ELLEN HAYDEN ....... Commercial Hayden , Future: Stenographer, Glee Club 1-4, News 3, 4, Astron. Club 2, 3, Octette 3. REGINALD CHAMBERS ,..... Scientific Reggie , Future: Diesel Engineer, Football 1-3, Boxing 2-4, Hiking Club 2, Radio Club 2, Debate 3, 4, Rifle Club 1, 2, Winter Sports 3. BETTY JANE WALTZ ....... Classical Betty , Future: College, Ouill and Scroll 3, 4, News 3, 4, Glee Club 1-3, Tennis 3, 4, Nugget 3, Torch Honor 2, 3, Astron. Club 2, 3, Winter Sports 3. DON McCONNELL ...,... Commercial Bill ,'Boxing 2, Kittenball 1, 2, lntra. Sports 1, 2. MARY WALLBRUNN ....... Classical Red , Future: College, Transfer lrom St. Louis 2, Glee Club 2, Dra- matics 2-4, E. O. M. Fest. 2, Dramatics Club 3, Winter Sports 3, Tennis 3, Nugget 3, 4, Mus. Ap. 2, Tao Club 2, Acapoella 2. DORIS MARSHALL ...... Home Economics Future: Teacher, Girls' B. B. 1, Home Ec. 1-4, Stitch and Chatter 3, Knitting 3. RUBY MARIE TURNER ...... Commercial Future: Secretary, Class Sec. 1, Orch. 1-3, Torch Honor 2-4, Pe!! Club 2, 3, Glee Club 1, Stitch and Chatter 3, Knitting 2, Nugget 4, Puppet Club 2, E. O. M. Fest. 1. DUANE LOVE ........ Scientific Ding , Future: Science, Boxing 2, Hiking Club 3, Checkers 3. STEPHEN RIORDAN ....... Scientillc Tiny , Future: Engineer, Football 1-4, Ed. ol Log 4, News 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Torch Honor 2-4, Pres. 4, Lettermen 3, 4, Sec..4, Managers' Club 2, Radio Club 1, 2, Debate 3, 4, F. Eng. Club 2, Rule Club 1, Glee Club 4. WALTER LAW ........ Scientitic Walt , Future: Civil Engineer, Transler lrom North Powder, Astron. 3, Ping Pong Club 3, Debate 4. ANNA JANE READ ....... Commercial Flash , Transfer lrom West Seattle 2, Tap Club 2, Stitch and Chatter, Pres. 3, Art 3, 41 Nugget 4, F. B. Theory 3, Class Sports Queen 3. ne. 5- . kg, NT? We Started Somerlrwrngll Gm A Foggy Day to show we were Loyal Io You, We were al F?-ist and l-iappyl' around the big bonfire as we watched the l'Dyrr1g Embers. Thanks DUANE CARLSON For The Memoriesl' ol that evening. if Words Fail Me GEORGE BLAKE ,... .... C ommercial Future: Transport Pilot, Football Mgr. 9, 3, Winter Sports 3, Stu. Coun. 3, Debate 4, Glee Club 4, Boxing 2-4. EDITH LOUISE WILSON ...... Scientilic Future: Science, Transler from Farmington, New Mexico 4. ROBERT JACK ....... . . Scientific Grandpa , Future: Electrical Engineer, Rille Club 1-3, Fire Squad 3, Winter Sports 3, Band 4, Orch. 3, Printing 3, Ping Pong 3. MONONA BOYD ........ Scientific Nona , Future: Surgical Nurse, Tranpler lvom St. Paul's at Walla Walla :R Glee Club 1, 2, 4, News 4, Knitting 9, B. B. 1, F. B. Theory 2, uric 1- . LAWRENCE MURPHY ...... Commercial Murlr , Future: Aviation, Winter Sports 3, Boxing 9, Wrestling 3, 4, Drama 3, 4, Football 1, Band 2-4, Orch. 1-4, Glee Club 4. MARGY BUXTON ...... Home Economics Mari , Future: Home Economist, 'lransler Ifom Richland 4, Glee Club 4. RUTH WRIGHT ....... Home Economics Ruthie , Future: Home Ec. Teacher, Home Ec. 2-4, News 2, Stitch and Chatter 3, Tap Club 3, G. A. A. 4. DARRELL GILMORE ....... Commercial Gil , Future: College, lntra, B. B. 1-3, Fire Squad 9, B. Baslretball Y, B. Football 2, Athletic Club 1, Handball if Winter Sports 3, Tennis 3, Printing Club 3, Kittenball 3, Stu. Council 4. CLETA HARDMAN ....... Commercial Tinker , Future: Starrographer, Lib. Club 3, Office Man. 2, P. Ed. 3, Checkers 3, G. L. Cab. 4, Stitch and Chatter 3, Glee Club 1, 3, Operetta 3, Acappella 1. RALPH HAROLD JACOBS ...... Scientific Flrtrrre: Forestry, Winter Sports 3, Checkers 3, Debate 4, Football 2, Humonica 2. ALICE BEHNER ........ Corarlercial Scotty , Future: Nurse, Dranatics 3, 4, Stu. Coun. 1, Class Sec. 2, Drama glub 3, Glee Club 1, Y, F. B. Theory 3, C. ol C. Club 3, Outdoor WILLIAM ROACH ....... General Bill , Transfer lrol La Grande 2, Printing Club 3, 4, Boxing 3, Arlen 3, Wrestling 3. Q.. I . ,351 4 'W 5 ..r 's '- X -f ,as F f T ' - Y . 1- , iv-lu: ' l' ,.f.,-ls .tx 1 fx 'C-in ,, . 'U - Nl! -- l W- ,,... . 1- xg-f-::.., ,, ig-ff 'fr -1.15- LIP Z: X t ., :f i -'13-i. EVELYN CURFMAN Sweet Some One 33 1 .-., U -1 A 15- . 1 +445 When The Leaves Bid The Trees Goodbye we have our UFootball Heroes. Of course 'llts' Wonderful when the Hliette Co-eds lookup Where The Blue Begins, but Love ls Never Gut Qi Season. To show victory was a cinch, our hobos marched to We're Loyal To You, Baker Hi as we l'Let The Rest Of The World Go By. VICTOR LOVEJOY ....... Scientific Vic , Future: Miner, Ping Pong Club 3, Rilie Club 1, 2, 3, Fut. En- gineer 2. ELINORE MAYES . ...... Commercial Gusto , Future: News Reporter, Dramatics 2-4, F. B. Theory 2, News 3, Riiie Club 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Acappella 2, Nugget 4- Winter Sports 3, Speech Arts Fest. 3, 4, Stitch and Chatter 3, Tap Club 2. MARTHA HANSEN ....... General Mart , Winter Sports 3, H. Ec. Club 3, Transler from McEwan 3. JOE GOFF ........ Building Trades Supe , Future: College, Fut. Craftsmen of Ore. 3, 4, Pres. 4, Rille Club 2-4, V.-P. 4, Jr. Safety Congress fPortlandl 4. BILL STUDER ......... Scientific Stewed , Future: Governor, Class V.-P. 1, Dramatics 1-3, Pep Club 1-4, Fire Squad 2-4, Debate 4, Dramatics Club 3, F. Yell Leader 3, Winter Sports 3, C. ol C. Club 3, Torch Honor 2-4, Speech Arts Fest. 2, Toastmasters Cup 3. HOMER PRATT ..... . . . Scientilic Solo , Future: Flyer, Band 2-4, Rille Club 4, Ping Pong Club 3, gheckgers 3, Aviation Club 3, Radio Club 2, St, Band Cont. 4, E. O. M. est. , 3. ALMA SPENCER ........ Commercial Fuu - Future: Stenographer, Home Ec. Club 2, Camp Cookery 2, Girls' Outdoor Sports 2, Tap Club 2, 3. WILLA HOFFMAN ...... Home Economics Future: Home Maker, Dramatics 2-4, H. Ee. Club 1-4, Torch Honor 2-4, Glee Club 1-3. VIRGIL SUMMERS ....... Scientiic Butch , Future: Engineer, Kittenball 1, 2, Ping Pong Pres. 3, Foot- :an 3, B. Sootball 2, 3, Traci: 2-4, Basketball 4, Lettermen 3, 4, Hand- a res. . ANNABELLE COLEMAN ...... Scientitic Future: School Teacher, 'torch Honor 2-4, Nat. Honor 3, 4, News 3,- Nugget 3, 4, Art 2-4, Astron. Club 2. FELTON CHARLES HUNTSMAN .... Scientiic Hunts , Future: College, B. L. V.-P. 1, Winter Sports 3, Tennis 3, Stu. Coun. 3, 4, Stu. Body V.-P. 4, Pep Club 4, Dramatics Club 3- Nugget 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Kittenball 1, 2, B. Football 2, Basketball 2, Boxing 2, Fire Squad 3, 4, V.-P. 3, A. Basketball 4, Lettermen 4. EUGENE McKAY ...... Building Trades Gene , Future: Farming, F. F. A. 4, Shop Theory 3, Future Craftsman 3. Z . 4-1 'Got My Mind Cn Music but must settle down to knowledge. I Sometimes Wonder if l'm ln Another World when llm in short- hand but I Can Dream, Cant l7 ul Live The life l Love but Clinton Perkins says, Cant leach My Qld I-lead New Tricks, so Let Me Day Dream. HAZEL JEANETTE FRANZEN .... Home Economics Future: School Teacher, Piano 1, 2, 4, Glee Club 1-3, Torch Honor 2-4, Lbtsrog. Club 2, H. Ec. Club Pres. 4, P. Ed. 2, Acappella 2, Operetta 3, i . ss't 4. GRANT MITCHELL ...... Building Trades Mitch , Future: F. F. A., Basketball Club 3,'Winter Sports 3, F. B. Theory 2. DOROTHY OLSEN ....... Commercial Dot , Future: Oliice Work, Knitting 3, P. Ed. 2, Tap Club 3, Better Sec. 2, Glee Club 1. DESMOND SIEG ........ Scientilic Dex , Future: Aviation, Winter Sports 3, Boxing 2, Radio Club 1, Checkers 3, Football 4, Spring Sports 2, 3, Kittenball 1, 2, Tumbling 3. DOROTHY MAE McLAUGHLlN .... Commercial Dot , Future: Stenographer, P. Ed. 2, Nugget 4, Art 4. INEZ HALL ......... Classical Tools , Future: Teaching, H. Ec. Club 1, 2, Tap Clui: 1, 2, F. B. Theory 3, Knitting 3. ELIZABETH CHADWICK ...... Commercial Liz , Future: Stenographer, Rifle Club 1, 2, Torch Honor 2, 3, Glee Club 1, Orch. 1-3, Band 1-4, E. O. M. Fest. 1-4, Tennis Club 3, Psych. Club 3, Nugget 4, Brass Seidel 3, 4, Knitting 3, Theatre Orch. 1. BONNIE STUART ....... Commercial Stewey , Future: Steongrapher, Transler lrom La Grande 3, Nugget 4: Sports Queen 4, Camera Club 3, Printing Club 3, Art 4. DON DAVIDSON ....... Commercial Sleepy , Future: Mining Engineer, Kittenball 1, 2, lntra. B. B. 1-3, Boxing 1, Mand. Club 3. ROBERT GEORGE ....... Screntilic Bob , Future: Forestry, Orch. 2. 3, Band 2-4, Hiking Club 3, Ping Pong 3, E. O. M. Fest. 2-4, St. Band Cont. 4. PEGGY MATHER ....... Commercial Peg , Future: Journalism, RiHe Club 1, News 2-4, Editor-in-Chiel 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Pres. 4, Stu. Coun. 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Operett: 3, Aclbnella 4, Pep Club 4, G. L. Sgt. Arms 4, Ore St. Press Conl. 4. FRED PHILLIPS ........ Scientillc Fred , Future: Chemical Engineer, Kittenball 1, 2, Winter Sports 2, 3, Shop Theory 1, Boxing 1, 2, Fire Squad Y-4, Checkers 3. -51,111 . 41-' - j rglvr ,.f',,. u.. V QQ- 0 2 ' . . V k ug. ....-L As.- O 1 -,rr , .,- , rf .f f . f.,F-Q3-39:5 mr ORVILLE RAGSDA LE So Many Memories 3'0 3 . 1' 4 O 5147 STEVE RIORDAN Today I Arn A Man -f N ti x ' CAN'T YOU HEAR THEM CALLING .. Charles Taylor 'll Cant Escape From Youl' Monona Boyd Locked ln A Stable With The Sheep Wallace Southard At Last Betty Jane Waltz Mfvlama Donlt Allow ltl' 15 Ralph Jacobs 'Barnyard Bluesl' OLIVE WILSON ....... Commercial Griule-Puss , Future: Office Work, News 2, Checkers 2, Glee Club 1 1, 3, 4, Acappella 1, Lib. Club Sec. 2, Stitch and Chatter 3, Ping Pong 3. 3 'U if EVERETT JONES ....... Commercial Curley , Future: Teacher, Track 3, 4, Football 4, Checkers 3, Basket- ball Club 3. MIGEON PARSONS ...... - . General Miggie , Future: Teacher, Transfer from Payette 4, Band 4, Debate 4. JACK BLOOMER ........ Scientific Pants , Future: Chemical Engineer, Football 2-4, Lettermen 3, 4, Debate 4, Archery 3, Life Career 2, Harmonica 3. BARBARA EMOLYN HEAD ..... Commercial Bob , Future: Grandmother, Class Sec. 1, 3, Class Song Queen 2, Nat. Honor 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Pres. 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Nugget 3, Drama Club Sec. 3, Stu, Coun. 4, Glee Club 1, 9. HESTER HOLDEN . . Hes , Future: Nurse, News 2, 3, Knitting 3, Chairman Flower Comm. 1. . . . . . Commercial LENORE WILSON . . Lee , Future: Nurse, Transfer from Payette 4. ALPHUS CLARK . . Alf , Future: West Point, Rifle Club 1, Band Y-4, Orch. 1, F. B. Theory 1, B. Football Theory 2, B. Football 3, Basketball 3, 4, St. Band Cont. 4, A. Football 4, lntra. B. 8. 2, 3. . . . . Home Economics . . . . . . Scientific JAMES KEMPHER ...... Building Trades Ted , Future: Farming, Fut. Craftsmen 3, F. F. A. 4, Tennis 2, Radio 9. DAVID GARDNER ....... Scientific Dave , Future: Fish and Game Commission, Rilie Club 9-4, Pres. 4, Hiking 3, Winter Sports 3, Klttenball 1, 2, F. B. Theory 2. JOAN SALLY ......... General Canadian Sally , Future: Air Hostess, Printing 4, Glee Club 4, News 4. FRED SCHREEK ........ Commercial Dutch , Future: Trapper, RiIIe Club 1-4, V.-P. 3, lntra. B. B. 1-3, Outdoor Sports 2, Archery 3, Wrestllng 3, Boxing 3. 4 , l U. oe HP' is ,b A 1 -V VK . 'W 'ff' - 5. ' ' '..o.':'.o', . F... .Q A4..,. H ' ' F' . , la. . ,af r:.: ' : :a:a' 'b' , . ' ' a I 1 '-CANW You HEAR THEM CALLING .. ' 2 '-Q ln- l im, lie-.ills lf.llC'l'12I'1M I . fw':vq0l1ldk6 Canadian Capers' BETTE BAXA I,-.,pDl7,,W C ,d,d,,e, Xxfhlspwmgw You've Got Somethin' There Her! Nvwell lfV'ldrgir2' Dfw lirmrfvvi 'lt Amt Nobodyl liizlnesu ARTHUR JACKSON ,.... . . General Jack , Future: Draltsman, Harmon. Club Y, Camera Club 3, F. F. A. 4. BONNIE JUNE MOCK .,..... General Future: Secretarial Worlt, Transler lrom Walla Walla 4. BERT NEWELL ........ Commercial Future: Music, Nugget 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Orch. 1, 2, Ping Pong 3. MARY FICKAS ...,.... Commercial Merry , Future: Author, Peo Club 4, F. R. Theory 3, Astron. Pres. Y, Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Dramatics Club 3, Dramatic: 1, Y, 4, News 4, Quill and Scroll 4. GEORGE HIRATA ........ Scientilic Charmo , Future: College, Football Mgr. 4, Letterman 4, Torch Honor' 2, Orch. 2-4. WINFORD DUNCAN ...... Agriculture Winny , Future: Diesel Engineer, Transler lrom Muddy Creek High 4. STODDARD GORMAN . Future: Torch Honor 2, 3, Astron. MARJORIE POWELL . . 8ettV , Future: Teacher, Music Tl'20lY 3, Home Er. Club 1, 9. . . . . . Scientific V.-P. 2, Sec. 3, Ping Pong 3. . . . . Home Economics 1-4, Winter Snorts 3, Tennis 3, F. B. ETHEL KAJIKAWA . . Transler lrorn Union 4, Future: Sec . . . Commercial retary. BETTE BAXA .....,.. Commercial SUNY , Future: Rich Wile, Stu. Coun. 2, 3, G. L. Cab. Y, Peo Club '24, V.-P. 4, Class Sec. 4, Nugget 3, G. L. V.-P. 4, Dramatics 2-4, C. ol C. Club V.-P. 2, Drameiics Club 3, G. L. Tri. St. Conl. 2, P. Ed. Club 3, Glee Club 1, 2. BARBARA JEAN ROMIG ...... Classical Future- College, Band 1-4- Orch. 1-3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Dramatics 2-4, me sn. 4, si. 9.1.4 com. 4, Lib. 2. JOHN YEAKLEY ...... . . General . Y'llK : Future: Thug, Fire Squad 1, 2, Basketball 1, Winter Sports 3, l 5509 Y, 3, Fut. Craltsmen 3. l CAN'T YOU HEAR THEM CALLING .. .lim Kirby Let Yourself Go Bob Lammert 4'My Little Buckaroo Virgil Summers I-Iinlcy Dinlcy Darley Vool I-lomer Pratt 81 Hal Mullins Alone Orville Rohner 81 Desmond Sieg I'm An Old Cow Handy' WINNIFRED FISHER ....... General Winnie - Future: College, Transler lrom Muddy Creelx, Quill and Scroll 4, Orch. 5, Pub. Speaking 5. FORREST KELLEY ...... Building Trades Kelley , Future Craltsmen ol Ore. 3, 4, Handball 1, Radio Club 2. CORNELIA SCHULTZ ...... Commercial Connie , Future: School Teacher, Knitting 2, 3, Hilring Club 3, Home Ec. Club 3, 4. THOMAS HOGG ........ Scientilic Snatch , Future: Pres. ol Ore. St. Liquor Comm., Tap Club 3, B. Baslret- ball Y, Checlrers 3, 8. Football 3. DORIS DOROTHY ROHNER .... Home Economics Dory , Future: Secretary, Knitting 2, Puppet Club 2, Outdoor Sports 3, P. Ed. 4, Glee Club 1. MARION BUNCH ........ Scientilic Minnie , Future: Chemical Engineer, Kittenball 1, Y, Harmon. Club Pres. 9, Pep Club 2, Debate 4, Winter Sports Y, 3, Shop Theory 2, Boxing 2, 3, Fire Squad 2-4. PHYLLIS LOCKWOOD ...... Commercial PhiIIie , Future: Secretary, 'lransler lrom La Grande 3, F. B. Theory 3, Camera Club 3, Nugget 4, Art 4, Printing Club 3. EDWARD STUART ....... Commercial Chub , Future: Travel, Transfer lrom La Grande 3, Tennis 3, Outdoor Sports 3. MADGE BROWN ....... Commercial Brownie , Future: Secretary, Nugget 4, Hiking Club 3, Glee Club 1, 2, Tennis 3, H. Ec. 2, Tap Club 2. GLADYS MITCHELL ....... Commercial Mitchy , Future: Beauty Operator, G. L. Ser. 1, Torch Honor 2-4, V.-P. 3, News 3, 4, Ass't Log Ed. 4, Class Song Queen 4, Radio Club Sec. 3, Astron. 9, 3, Dramatics 3, 4. GEORGE LEO GEILS ..... Building Trades Romeo , Future: Balmer, Fut. Craftsmen ol Ore. 3, 4, Reporter 4. JEAN PETTEY ........ Commercial Sue , Future: Private Secretary, H. Ec. Club Y, 3, Outdoor Sports 3, Knitting 3, Lib. 4. WI, CAN'T YOU HEAR THEM CALLING . . liatlwvme Yamoalta Youre l aughmg At Mel' Kathryn Stoddard 'lm Qne Step Ahead Of Md Slwadowl' Mary Wallbranm 'Someday My Prince Will Come!! Scotty Rehner l'Tl1atQldl'eelm ' KATHERINE YAMOAKA ...... Commercial Kit , Future: Bookkeeper, Torch Honor 3, Knitting 2, Checkers 3, Oltice Man. 3, Glee Club 1, G. A. A. 3, Jr. Sr. Ban. 3. DUANE CARLSON ....... Scientific Future: College, Football 3, Lettermen 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Stu. Coun. 4, Class Pres. 4, Winter Sports 1, 2, Nugget Bus. Mgr. 3, Checkers 3, News Bus. Mgr. 3, 4, Printing 4, Psych. Club Pres. 2, lntra. B. B. 1, 2, B. Basketball 1, Rille Club 1. JOSEPHINE GARDNER ...... Commercial Jo , Future: Night Club Hostess, St.tch and Chatter 1, 2, F. 8. Theor 2, G. A. A. 3, Glee Club 1-3, Girls' P. Ed. 2, News 1, Home Ec. Club 2, Dramatics Club 2, Winter Sports 3, lnter. Dec. Club 1, Checkers 2, Lib. 1, lntra-sports 2. DON BRINTON ..... . Scientific Don , Future: College, Debate Team 4. LORRAINE BOWNS ....... Commercial Lorrin , Future: Stenogrnpher, Pep Club 4, F. B. Theory 3, H. Ec. Club 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Checkers 3. KATHRYN STODDARD ...... Commercial Katie , Future: Newspaoer Reporter, Pep Club 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, News 2, 4, Nugget 3, Winter Sports 3, Tennis 1, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Drama Club 3, Art 3, Astron. 2, E. O. Nl. Fest. Y, Torch Honor 4, T. Honor Conl. 4. DOROTHY BROWN ....... Commercial Brownie , Future: Secretary- G. L. Pres. 4, G. L. Cab. 2, 3, Dramatics 3, Tap Club 2, Speech Arts Fest. 3, Pep Club 3, 4, News 4, Glee Club I, Acappella 1, F. B. Theory 1. DONNA MOELLER ...... Home Economics Rosy , Torch Honor 2, Tap Club Y, Stitch and Chatter 3, Nugget 4, art 3, Q, Puppet Club 2, Dramatics 2, 4, F. 8. Theory 3, Hiking Club 3, imc . BILL HUFFMAN . ' . ...... Scientific BilI - Future: Aviation, Fire Squad 1-4, Sec, 3, Pep Club 2-4, Nugget 3, 4, Rille Club 1, 2, Class V.-P. 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Psych. Club Pres. 3, Tennis Y, News 9, Quill and Scroll 4. JANET MORIN ........ General Joe , Future: Nurse, Transfer from McEwen 3, News 3, 4, H. Ec. 3. GRANVILLE LEE ........ Classical Granny , Future: Psychiatrist, Tennis 3, 4, Quiil ani Scroll 3, 4, Rile Club 1, 9, Class Rep. 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Band 2-4, Orch. 1, 3, E. O. M. Fest. 1, Wr:stling 3, Torch Honor 4, Glee Club 4. NEVA KELLEY ........ General Nebraska , Future: Teacher, Transler lrom Ponca, Neb. 3, Indoor Siorts 3, Nugget 3, Dramatics 1, Q, Lib. Ass't 4. 35 9? J SENIORS NOT PICTURED l'm Sorry Now LARL ALLEN JACK ATKINSON PAULA BARKER JOHN CARLSON THELMA DAVIS DARRELL GRABB GLENN HALL BILL HUGHES JAMES KIRBY LA VERN KOEHLER ROBERT LAMMERT BILL LEGGETT JIM LITTIG LEO McGUlRE ELZIE McGREGOR IRMA MORTON HAL MULLINS ROBERT OTT LAWRENCE PETIT VERNON PHILLIPS FRANCES PIFHER DONALD RIMBY ORVILLE ROHNER WALLACE SOUTHARD BLAINE STULL -if -OS 'qu .94 1'v MARTIN CHAVES . . . I . . General Butch , Future: College, Football 2-4, Checker Pres. 3, Lettermen 2-4, Pres. 3, 4, F. F. A. Pres. 4, F. F. A. Judging Team 4, Dramatic: 3, 4- Lettermen Police 3, 4, F. F. A. Basketball 4, Fire Squad 3, 4. DONALD BARRON ..... General Shadow , Future: Vocational Course' 8. Football 2 3, Wrestling 3, 4, Winter Sports 3, F. A. Basketball 4, Football Mgr. 4, Lettermen 4, Nugget Printing Stall 4, Soltball 2, 3, lntra. B. B. 2-4, Lettermen Police 4, Tennis.3. CHARLES ELLIS ........ Commercial Chic , Future: Manager ol J. C. Penney In Co., Bus. Mgr. 3- Ping Pong 2, 3, Checkers 3, Hiking 3, Nugget 3, 4, Capt. Baseball 2, 3, Printing 3, 4, News 3, Inter. Sports 2, 3, Harmonica 3, F. B. Theory 2, Glee Club 2, 3. EVELYN CURFMAN ....... Scientllic Future: Journalist, Transfer Irom Ontario High 2, Torch Honor 3, 4, Stu. Coun. 4, Stu. Body Sec. 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, G. L. Sec. 3 Dist. Sec. 4, G. L. Cab. 4, Nugget 3, 4, News 3, 4, Ed. ol Herald 4- Class Song Queen 3, D. A. R. Rep. 4, Art 2-4, Mus. App. Pres. 2, Glee Club 1-3, Accomp. 3, E. O. M. Fcst. 2, G. L. Tri St. Conf. 2-4, Ore. St. Press Conl. 4. JACK McCHESNEY . . ..... Scientific Lunar? Accountant, Harmonica 3, Ping Pong 3, Checkers 3, Kitten- NORMAN HILL . . . ...... Scientillc Norm , Debate Mgr. 4, Outdoor Sports Pres. 3- Pep Club 2-4, Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Boxing 3, Nugget 3, Sec. Club Sec. 3, Class V.-P. 3, Class Rep. 1, Yell Duke 3, Yell King 4, Drama Club 3, Lettermen 4. RALPH FROGLEY . . . ' ..... Scientific Speed , Future: Dentistry, Transfer lrom Salt Lake 4- Band 4, Glee Club 4, News 4, Operetta 4, Ouill and Scroll 4, Nugget 4, Class Skit 4, lntra. B. B. 4, Orch. 4. THOMAS eeLsN ........ Seaman: Eb , Future: Lawyer- Stu. Body Pres. 4, Class Pres. 3' Band Pres. 4, cmm Club Pres. 3, rf., Club 4, Band 1-4, own. 1-3, lun. Club 1 s, Dance Emi 4, B. B. 1, 2, News 3, Nugget 3, stu. cw.. 3, 4, :Sn- rnatics . CLINTON PERKINS ....... Commercial Perlzy , Future: Lawyer, News 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Hiking 2, Psych. Club 2, Lile Career 2. ELAINE GORDON ....... Classical Flash , Future: M. D., Dramatics 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Class Song Queen 2, Dist. G. L. V.-P. 4, Dramatics Club 3, Rllle Club 2, Glee C ub 1, 3, F. B. Theory 3, Winter Sports 3, Outdoor Sports 2, Nugget 3, Acappella 2, Stitch and Chatter 3. WALLACE SOWERS ....... Commercial Lightnin' , Future: College, Football 3, Basketball 3, 4, Tennis 2-4, Winter Sports 3, Ping Pong 2, 3, Checkers 2, 3, Art 2, Lettermen 3, 4. ORVILLE RAGSDALE ....... Sclentrtk Rags , Future: Athletic Director, Football 3, 4, Basketball 1-4, Track 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Lettermen 1-4, Band 1-4, Glee Club 4, Class Pres. 1, 2, Dramatics 2, St. Band Cont. 4. CHARLES TAYLOR ....... Commercial Chuck , Future: Accounting, Tennis 1, 2, Lettermen 3, 4, Pep Club 2-4' Basketball Mgr. 4, Stu. Coun. 2, Flre Squad 1-3, Art 1, 2, Mgr. Club 2-4, xmsnuii 1, 2. WILLIAM MILLER ...... . Scientllc Bill Future: Chemical Engineering, Rile Club 3, 4, Torch Honor 4, Ping Pong 3, cmum 3, wana., span 3, 4. OUTSTANDING SENIOR GIRL IIHC 11 f1'MI1rm-r- ,, '13 'Mvver ,Ag A H ,'Q :TC '1f .yy If ww, nv i1IIed my wwf ' I 'PV ' : If,, I fr ff 'Iv ,v ' .X 'fwdw 5 'W ' QI 'rv f 12 If 591, IW fr, V ,YI'f 3' Tm 'mf' .vw g, p'v'vn' r- ,A R fx' 'rfmv' f1w,vw.g!nv' Iwxagb Ibwu. '1'??' I HW c,rf,f.rIng 1iIwzfvmen' :awe Wm wvar NWI nv .-.y JIW , QV. 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Eluzabeth Chadvvrcc Don Davidson , AII You Want To Do l: Danceu ,Lorrarne Bowne NU Everett Jones. , That's Why They Call Me Shine . Elalne Gordm' U UQ Norman l-lull, .usmilesn .....,,,,.....,...,,, Evelyn Curlman 4' ! fy. CC O mr x fs Xj Y x f' mis' I Q. Xix QR, SNFN P QV f Q1 2 4 x- N . Q' ijt l Gun V I E F .qs ,' H v ,JJ ff l2.fl 1 .'X , 5 6 X X 23, 'SEAN 5431 n ' A 1 I . V I way ,I Eg 1 1 A v.- QT! 5 s PLE vijognd WM mit is VIRGINIA YOUNG, sec. Dxc' Wx. 1Kl5ql ln Your Own Little Way . H' Everybody loves a real life story - Either in a bool: or in a play -s lf I were to tell my own class story -'f Students I would start this way 4 BOB BEASON V P705 I believe in miracles, strange as it may be ff I never laughed or sang a No' O' Nu song Until the day fate came along, and smiled on me W Dreams can weave a miracle, right before your eyes - The day l came, l seemed to UFTIL o J fA L 5 lf S . . . . The class singing their winning Fight song written by Caroline Clevinger, at Pep Night- Stop, Look and Listen. Along The Winding Trail, the juniors made history with their masquerade dance. Nearly everyone came garbed in picturesque costumes. Evelyn Curfman and Neil Culligan won the prizes given for the best costumes. On January 97, the juniors offered The Tin Hero as their class play. Robert Carpenter, Pitching A Little Woo, played the lead. This was the First time in several years that a junior class play was presented. The juniors also managed monthly doughnut and candy sales with which they built up their class fund so that they were able to present their many elaborate functions. An Evening In Paris was enjoyed by the juniors and seniors at the annual prom and banquet at which the juniors were hosts, making a Perfect Ending for the year of 1938. The president of this class was Dick Temple, vice-president, Bob Beason, secretary, Virginia Young, Song Queen, Shirley Putman, Yell King, Wayne Phillips. f-oi 'TZZY A .'.f '.nl' I A an 4' r frm! 'rv I4 A Qui JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Moonlight and Shadows llaclcered ln and out ol the gayly decorated Rose Room where l2ythm and Qomancel' Alnngered Awhulef' Yon Evening rn Pans was the theme of the annual Junror-Sensor Banquet ancl Prom. A Blue Moon Shed rzls 'Placlf Moonlight on all ol the students who were 'Donn' the prornl' wlth My Prom Sweeiheartl' cn Frrday the thzrteenth IH the rnudst of 'llvlaytrme H No 4'Qne Alone was left Won- H UIDV lllgtlllg derrngl' about the glamour of Paros in the Sprung, The lollowrng acted as chaurman on thenr respectuve commnttees, and wnth the and ol Fifty helpers created many Memories that wnll Hve Forever, General charrman, D. Temple, decorations, B. Lemon and FZ, Mllls, dance, B. Isaacs program, G, Posey, banquet, L. Chaves, tzlete, W. Duncan clean-up, B. Pagle. Darlene Trapp P . I Qs U7 , X llf nf A ff 1 tl it -4 Cllr? llfxi M. ' E 2' Wm .. - . A My . J' . .Q ' r r -, 1, if 1 - x .,.1 .1 . 6,- '-fi LI T eww ,. RP-N' ..1,.w ' RUTH srLvEN, sec. You And I Know MARY JANE PALMOUIST V.-Pres. Q It's The Gypsy In Me If Sophomores want the sun lt will be the same as done We will not even lie to gain a grade But you can be sure of this darling - If its the last thing we do, we'll malte the grade Leaders, that's what well be in our design Just like the Seniors lead above us Thats rust how vveyll talce the lead So follow us, Please follow us . -1 o, 2 1 R 2 I f Q Bt' Z i a? - -qs? .' . ff-5,41-r U X I N fr lk f -- V .. is ,I ' bfi? ,, - ' R2 u t- r And you will see we were peppy, industrious, loyal and ellicient during 1937-38. Our sophomores , have made a way into both girls' and boys' glee clubs, orchestra, band, and have become reliable members of ll, different clubs and societies. In the fall of the year, to lead the class to success, we elected Ray Gaullce, president, Mary Jane Palmquist, vice-president, Ruth Silven, secretaryftreasurer, and Bob Standley, sergeant-at-arms. The most outstanding feat of the year was the sponsoring of our annual dance, given in the early spring, The theme ofthe dance was Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. To create the desired atmosphere, interesting 'cartoons and drawings of Snow White, the seven dwarfs and the animals were used to decorate the gymnasium. Because we were young and inexperienced, we had to become accustomed to the ways and ideas of the Upper classmen. Since we have labored to learn as understudies, we will be ready to compete for leadership in scholarship and activities next year. -Ruth Silvcn 4 ri fl! . 'O l 3 Q 1-C 44 N10- 'an 6- FQ. Janice Matott Virginia Murphy Millard Huelston Robert Colvard Ollivene Prowell Marjorie Speelman 'Q A - - . Hn IO Q 'V ,g .. 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N' ' 4.-f Q 1. -.:.::rf,:...,,., ,Q ' fx - 1--1'-.- - 'M- fax'-R f ' -- M .mf . ,gt 1-f:-+'. .1-in . ,,y..-, 49, Y, -ay 'W vlki , w+T3'Q VIRGINIA YOUNG, Sec. DOROTHY BROWN, Pres. BETTE BAXA, V.-Pres. Busy Bu You Cnn't PuIIEThc.yooI Our My I Wink Bc ln WinchclI'l Column yes There's nothing Make Believe about these girl leaguersl They Whistle While They Work and really accomplish wonders. The main purpose of the league is to promote a feeling of good will among all girls, and to provide social functions throughout the year. Of all the committees in the Girls' League, the financial and social committees have been the most prominent this year. If Jimmy l-lad a Nickel at any of the games this year, it's certain he spent it on candy sold by the financial committee They also sponsored the selling of candy and gum in the halls. The social grou have been - D responsible for parties, dances, teas, and other social functions. These included a Valentine's Day party, a spring dance, and a Mother's tea. Baker's Girls' League was well represented at the Tri-State Con! ference held in Pendleton, where some of the members led discussions They came home from the conference with many Dreams for next year. Eiitiiii fiiiy 'f -72 ' CUZ Q E fs I N Qilh' Bottom row: Balch, Brown, V. Young, B. Stout, Funzen, Bon. Second row: Mather, Cuflmun, Ficlrn, Gnu, Hardman, Mn. Tompkins, advisor. -as '-uv OC gf L5 00 C6 .A xr ll Rohncr, Howell, Cheves, Ringer, Crisp. 'lQn A Little Dream Ranch plovvs and tractors, columhines, all sorts of implements and stuff loom into existence. lsn't It Wonderful what these F. F. A. boys can do. They can even make a little wheat grow unto a great big wheat, so we've been told. The officers of the club were: Martin Chaves, president, Ben Crisp, vice-president, Ed Ringer, treasurer, Orville Pohner, secretary, Clark l-lowell, reporter, and lymon Patton, adviser. Every fall four boys are chosen to make the trip to Portland to judge stock of all kinds at the Pacific lnternational Live Stock Show. l-lere teams come from all over Oregon, Washington and ldaho to compete against other judging teams. Next, every Smith-Hughes department must develop a parliamentary team and compete with other schools. The winners of this contest go to Corvallis. The contestants this year were Arthur Jackson, First, Martin Chaves, second, and Bob Lonzqay, third, Later in the year the chapter gave a father and son banquet followed by a party for the home economics girls. X , F , .f A X, fit . 25' at f -Q W mm Ma - P gs Ni, I g , 1 , I 4 ' KW I Le 0 Public Speaker at the La Grande District Contest, Parliamentary Pro cedure Team, Stock Judging Team, Parents and Sons Banquet -'f ..ash'Hs Q4 Fr' 5111 35.5 55 Q TA .4-ld NORMAN HILL, Mgr. CAROL LEW, Sec. MISS G ii i sun oi You '-sang Ana af H.ppy'- 'fs RA V, A .1 QS 5 361 as-'s Q, i. C wad And Lo dyke, W.. Although the Debate Club was just started this year under the leadership of lgloise Gray, it has rapidly become one of the outstanding organizations of the school. ln order to stimulate interest, the debaters purchased gold sweaters with scroll-like emblems. So much interest was shown that one evening the members debated for three hours, concluding with a potluck supper, In January we had a formal banquet during which James T, Donald gave helpful suggestions about debate. Many lively discussions made interesting our regular period. Often we thought of Goldsmitffs lines. For, even though vanquished, he could argue still. Bill Studer, Don Brinton, Stephen Riordan and Dick Temple repre- sented the club in the debates with Harper and Pendleton. Winning two debates with l-larper, Baker became district champions, Although the team lost to Pendleton, the debate was closely fought and Baker l-ligh feels proud that Dick and Don did so well with Pendleton, who proved to be contenders for the state championship. Because so many -r 'Jane Donald .ffl 4 , -W f WW - Ili 'gl members of the club will return next year, Bakers hopes are high, F Bottom row: Brinton, Temple, Hill, Law, Riordan, Shader. Second row: Bunch, Blah, Donald, Margaie! Boyd, M. Parsons, Law, Jacobs, Mlu Gray, advisor. Third row: Bloomer, Chambers, Kirby, Sowan, J. Small, R. Ln, McGuire, Mattot. '9 can 4-Q3 'fl CM I-'JF . it 65. ' . ,,.. . . Woodward, D. Gardener, Wolfe, adviser, T. Mayes, Goff. A Huntlng They Wall Go wlth their guns to protect them and Glenn Wolfe to instruct them. They are sure to Ifnoclc everything Flat that hrnders the progress ol the Prlle Club. They have proved thenr loyalty to Baker Hugh by hlttmg the bull's eye Once ln a Whllef' We Hut The Nall On The l-lead, and thank heavens, it wasn't our thumbs. Poundung vxgorously, the F. C. O. added another successful year to therr calendar. A delegation of Four was sent to attend the Junior Safety Congress at Portland. The supenntendent of the club Q was Joe Golf. F.. -5722 Wolfe, adviser, GoFf, Geils, Hamilton, K. McCord, Walters. ETH. 6' A ,V . 45 -- -. whiff .g '2i'Qzi 4. f a 'L .. V j s af. . :A ' F . 'Q .-'qzjjtfn -' , g .vm-. cuff. ,.- ,muff A, N ii Q FS. 2141.1 ,L Q 1. M I xl .-ff' on row: Y. Mayes, Lulslllin, R. Tumor, D, Moellu, Denham, Barron Holnun, Wo1lcv,J McCo:d, Hlugen, P. Turner Laoamig, Lockwood. Second row: R, Blaylock, A, Andzrson Slum, Ellis 1955 ' x NUGEH xx A idx if ll u E, fl Qzaj D3 95-3 'Al' Roland Mills, All Ed.f Bill Hulnun, Phologrlphcf l-P1ff'I'. 5:7 S N1 Bu mt STEVE RIORDAN PEGGY MATHER EVELYN CURFMAN Editor of Log Editor in Chief Editor oi Herald News OId Faithful Sweet lx The Word For You Ono ln A Million Somebody Ought To Be Told about the importance of the Quill and Scroll. Our Society is affiliated with the lnternational Honorary Society for High School Journalists whose headquarters are located at the Northwestern University at Chicago. Members must be of junior or senior status and their grades in the upper third of their classes. Long Ago and Far Away Baker High was not fortunate in having a printed paper. This last year Baker Hi Log, which is the new title, was printed regularly by the high school printing class. Their Dreams Came True when the members published the final Log issue as large as the local paper. In addition to publishing the school paper, the club also contributes weekly to the Baker Democrat-Herald, The club sold candy at the basketball tournament and football games. At the initiation held January 96, Ellen Hayden, Virginia Young, Bill Huffman, Deloris Olsen and Poland Mills were taken through The Red Mill and 'lTormented. Stopl You're Breaking My Heart. L 5, Another initiation was held at the end of the School Days. - Evelyn Curfman F i 'ff ,. it Luo? 957 K ' 49x I ' ,- 5 , v i l ' Z ff - 8' r ' 7M ea - Bottom row V Young Wall: E Hayden Romig Second row Rlgsdulc Mather Cullman Stoddard Milla Third row Hulrrnn Carlson Riordln Frogloy G Ln .. '5 ft 'T JK IL Having A Wonderful Time MRS. ANDERSON, Adviser Let My Conscience Be Your Guide Anything Is News is the cry ofthe editors as they worlc till The Cows Come Home. This organization, under the direction of Margaret B, Anderson, has been very active this year. So many improvements have been made that The Balcer l-li Log is worthy of being in A'Winchell's Column. The paper specializes not only in the latest news, but also unearths some of the students' past attairs because Love ls News. At Last the Baker high school has received recognition by winning the Harris Ellsworth Trophy for the best school notes in a local paper For two successive years. The editor-in-chief, Peggy Mather, who is So Rare, greatly helped to make the paper a predominating school publication. Evelyn Curfman, Editor of the Herald, and her assistant, Barbara Swift, proved themselves very capable of accomplishing the duties assigned to them. And last, but not least, the editor of The Log, Stephen Piordan, and his assistant, Gladys Mitchell, belong in nl-leadlinesn as they worlced with the saying I've Got A Nose For News. H Peggy Mather 'lx itttitltltltlt Gtgflkl V . 0 ,I - 42, 4. if Ewa F N . . . 1, iii 1567 , I T K4 . rv CMA Q sw- N--ff N '11, ' F ' l - . - ' 6 ' eggt' - 9 Q 'x ' . -.ities Y H . 4 I xx 4 Bottom row: B. Clabough, Dorolhy Brown, J. Duby, V. Young, Rornig, G. Mitchell, E. Hay- ' E K den, D. Clobough. Second row: HUHMIH, Curhnnn, K. Stoddard, Greer, Mather, SwiR,WlI!x, '. N. Kempher. Third row: Ragsdlle, P. Robertson, C. Duby, Dennis, Ficlrn, Menll, A. Olsen. 4 x Fourth row: G. Lee, K. Perkins, D. Carlson, Frogley, Riorden, C. Perkins, Rlgle, Vendecu. -- 4 Q 5 le. . f--,, 1 - ' r 1 . I, . ' Q v as ,L Ll - F D , 1 4 A '- g si ,-f ,rifilv ' .A 'g VL! r - f'- 4,u1?J x- . ..' '? ' 4-1 1- in J U.-1: A -5- :Tiff 'WJ - Q 1-5559? .4 ' J , -,1 . -131' . wg. . ,,., .ff-W ,U .. S5 .1 4 .. .q -,.,,,. 1 .E :A 5 1,5-sl ' ' s 4f 'A , 'f.. 5,v:,','c'v. ,. .-.D . ,. -.gag 4' ,f.g,' A 15 -,vfI'.s --.s :fy '- - v, - .H f.,',..,, . ,H ' - An., ,. ,M . ,, I . up V 4,. ef, . K I .55 . 1 3 V .Q V. D. . , , 5 ..x ,. 1 sl , 1 , , , .-, -. ,, . r. i b Advanced leaders in education have come to appreciate the value of play production in the school curriculum. There was a time when an occasional senior play was produced in the average high school as the alpha and omega of dramatic work. The Baker high school has long been progressive in this respect and a great number of fine plays have been given. This year a large number of students have played in a series of five productions. Each production may be considered to have been success- ful, but in Little Women the highest ideals of the school theatre were reached. The semi-professional acting was above average and the stage set was unusually effective. The dramatic department looks forward to another year with hope and grateful thanks for the opportunity to work and do, for all the worlds a stage and all the men and women merely players. H aw- Ny Director of Drama Say l did you see that swell scene in the dramatic recital, presented by the advanced dramatics class, where Barbara Head and Granville Lee thrilled the audience by breaking each others' hearts in a scene from The Fool? Many other scenes from popular plays were presented before the critical eyes of the audience. A one-act play, The Gay Nine- ties, was featured. This was the first appearance of the dramatics class under the direc- tion of Hagan Moore. The printing class deserves thanks for the printing of the tickets and programs, and the orchestra for the accompaniment. f reg l x 4, 7 I . X V0 f 75 ff M .- jf 0 J H- X -s 'Q , 'TTT g 1 -.,. I . ' 'c' Gay Ninetin-'Button vow: B. Clobough Tripp. Second row: Sendlovd Ficlrn, Moellef. Stage Crew-Bottom row: Blankenship, Goghon, Engel. Second vow: Wellsley, Guyer, Loveloy. 7 M. HLUFWENH -fg-66 'v 4 M' v E I5 N ON THEIR INVESTMENT! UD Ll...l CD 1 LIJ -I I- CD 2 D. Adler, Leo Adler's Music Store Alexarider's Clothing Company Anderson Motor Company Antlers Hotel Appling, Frank Arthur, Frank M. Ault, W. F. Baer's Coffee Shop Baker's Bakery Baker Barber Shop, Carl Cloud Baker Business College Baker Cafe Baker, D. F. 8: Sons Baker Floral and Seed Baker Garage Baker Grocery Baker Democrat-Herald Baker Insurance Agency Baker Mineral Springs Baker Printing Service Baker State Bank Baker Theatres Co., Inc. Bartlett, Dr. C. J. Basche Sage Bergman, Howard Bill whites Market Biswell, Dr. Roger, Sr. Boston Shoe Shop Bowman Show Shop Burchtorf, Dr. J. Burke's Laundry Butson, C. R. Central Market Chet's Super Service Cochran Drug Company Clark Auto Electric Community Cash Comstock, Loine Cook 81 Emele Crosthwaite Funeral Home Dreisback Grocery Company Duff, George Dull, Tom Eastern Oregon Light 8: Power Co. Eardley Lumber Company Ellis Transfer Elm Street Grocery Farmers Cooperative Creamery First National Bank Franklin, Earlynne Franzen's Tailor Shop Frisbie, R. C. Geddes 81 Smithpeter George Brothers Gordon, Dr. G. G. Grow's Jewelry Store Gwilliam's Bakery H. C. Stevens Hallock, Donald 84 Banta Hanley's Motor Company Hardwick Motor Company Head's Cash Grocery Heilner Grocery Company Heilner, Smith, Grant 81 Fuchs Henry's Place Hoge-Wells Supply Company Hirata, J. Hill, R. C. Horting Service Hotel Baker Hudson Printing Company Hubbard, Forrest L. Irwin, L. H. King, Harley Studio Kirkpatrick Chevrolet Used Car Lot Kirkpatrick Garage Kofiord, Lee Levinger Drug Company Lew Brothers Lewis Nut Coal Longwell, Mrs. Gerald Margrett's Beauty Nook May Brothers McCord, Dr. George McCord, O. H. P. 8: Son Jones-McCord McGinnis Cigar Store McKinney Hardware Store Miller, Frank Miller 81 Miller Studebaker Miller's Lunch Modern Shoe Shop Montgomery Ward 81 Company Muegge Drug Company Mutual Creamery Nelson, Mable Neuberger 84 Heilner Clothing Store Norris 5c to SIOO Store Olsen Furniture Company Oregon Lumber Company Palmer Brothers Penny's, J. C. Company Gentry Phillips Piggly Wiggly Grocery Company Preferred Grocery l.G.A. Radium Springs Railway Express Company,Hoskins Rapp's Bakery Ray's Nook Cafe Record-Courier The Rexall Store, Louis Levinger Robb's Beauty Shop Robb, Kenneth Rosenbaum, Earl Rossina, Dr. W. R. Riordan, Genevieve Stockmen's Exchange Sturgill, Joel, Mayor Surbeck Brothers The Vogue Shop Trail Calie Triangle Planing Mill, Frank Planar! Trotter's Clothing Store Universal Motor Company Wagner's Studio Weis Brother's Furniture Shop West and Company Funeral Parlor! Woolworth, F. W. lnc. Y. M. C. A. Young, E. B. i X , L . I .4 I, 1 -fm , ,. 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KIRKLIN MAJORETTES DICK TEMPLE Strike Up The Band We Got Rhythm Big Chief Swing It Strike Llp The Band lu And that's exactly what l-larold Kirlclin did this year when he raised his baton and began the year with an upbeat. l-le not only displayed a lilly-piece band in lull uniform, but also a drum major and four maiorettes dressed in snappy new uniforms and twirling shiny batons, The band appeared at all the basketball games and entertained between halves of the football games with music and interesting marches. On several occasions the band accompanied the team to near-by towns. lt also represented Balcer in the state band contest held at Cor- vallis and received First place in the third division. K i, i 4 V ml-lelen l-lorting f f r Bottom row: Benson, G. Lee, Murphy, Isaacs, Butson, Van Leuven Durgan Romig, F. Brown, Second row: Jack, Atkinson, R. Lee, Larson, Karron, M. Parsons, Clark, H. Chadwick, T. Mayes. Third row: Frogley, K. Perkins, E. Chadwick, Kirkpatrick, Waltz, Foster, B. Lemmon, B. Lammert. Fourth row: P. Seig, Sullivan, Woodwld H. Pratt, Gilliam, Hickerson. Fifth row: Henderson, E. Ponons, Albvechl,WeIIman, Harold Chadwick, J. Lemmon, Hanis. Sixth row: Ragsdale. Rimby, A. Clark, Eblen, Southard, Clements, George. A X B Flllll Q as Q0 Bottom row: Bagley, Boyer, Sally, DeFrence, Palmquist, E. Hayden, W. Seig, Fleener, S. Wright. Second row: W. Clarlr, Haslxell, V. Moeller, Randall, Blackman, M. Carpenter, Metzlrer, Dean, Ritter, Third row: Marlowe, H. Hamilton, Smith, H. Long, Wiggins, G. Moore, Clough, S. Perkins, B. Cook, Kirlrlin, director. Fourth row: Sipp, O. Wilson, Waterhouse, Monona Boyd, Duncan, Doris Brown, P. Turner, Qualls, Mock. Filth row: Burnett, Taliierro, Denham, R. Pratt, J. Baxter, Potter, Valiant, Nan Tunnoclr, Clevinger. Noise? Wh'y no, that is only the girls' glee club harmonizing on the melodious tunes taught to them by Instructor Harold L. Kirlclin. First, second sopranos, and altoes do their best to do justice to the highest rating songs, and they do pretty well, too. Dvdn't you think so? At least the box ollice returns of their operetta told us so. With its Fifty-one members the club sang in the annual Music Fes- tival at La Grande, and sang numbers for Music Week, baccalaureate VYLE services and Commencement exercises. uiuuuuw H X g v1 ' X 93.11 ct .f W GND ! Trouble In Mind ls lt Love All God s Chullm Got Rhythm Silver Threads Amon! The Gold .4 V? Bottom row: Crubill, G, Hayden, Sullivan, Newell, Harold Chadwick, Hill, McGuire. Second vow: Hulfman, Beeson, H. Kelley, G. Lee, R. Lammert, Murphy, H. Chadwick. Third row: Neck, Frogley, Riordan, Gilmore, Harris, Isaacs l'fXll Gods Clwsldrem Got l3lwytlm so we guess all the members ol the boys' glee club must be lwfjods Clwlldremn 'cause they surely MGot l2l1ytrmm,l' l-ldrold Kurlclm mstrueted thus class at HEIQl'1l Qleloelt lm the Nlormrmg H lhey can lust every mote IU any song and some that arent llwey sang their way to success in HCl2QC0Dll.E lSl.fXlNlD, ',.. Romantic palms . . , Beautulul gurls . . , lunelul tunes. , . Grotesqueldols. . . Ddslw1ngl2omeos. . .Ferouous Crocodiles . . . Prxeeless pearls . . . l-lumorous meldemts . . . Stupid villains . . . llwrillimg morremts. Ir was Ugllglwtly BUY 5 EHURLIE Terrific. , ,ai mall ' M l E9 ll' if N s XX: 1, I -N South Sea Island Ml9ic, Dear Old Pal of Mine, In A Sentimental Mood, Sophis- ticated Lady. at ,I 4 , 3' f Tig , ' :T . .. F 1' Q X ,,'ss,:, , ia' r fam: P A' Sf- '3.!,i5Z':1:'f 412:-ii? 113 al-5? - -' WMM-.VIL-' Wdf'-.11 1-SJC' GSQYIFTQ' ,fi-:11i,': E'-'!3:!:-'izilfe f -' Y' ' uqxwzi. .f QQ? -ffzvfzbfafrlif-sk : - ' ' ' . M, Yfjfit wr- - .N ' if ':, .U-i2P 'c:5lfYn'f5 ws 1-1, ' se iw . . I ,,. ,,., .-.4-..' ., -' 1 Si... 1' jg' ' V '- Q xx 6 E F 'Milf' f 'S t J 1 C-o 'l1 Cyl .-1oU ' Never ln A Million Years could there be such a splendid coaching staff as Baker High had this year! Much of the credit and honor that the trophy of The Oregon State Champs that Baker rightly won goes to these two men. Their careful, patient guidance, teaching of good sportsmanship, and the clever plays that they mapped out are some of the reasons Balmer has become athletic-minded. i A c W! c' e Q M s a - -A 1 e f DON BARRON-Business Mgr. With Plenty ol Money And You GEORGE HIRATA-Football Mgr. You'u On My Mind CHARLES TAYLOR-Bldxdbill Mgr Rcldy, Willinj And Abi! ' ' --U'-,,,.,.,,,. A - fl-J, 5 Q41 ' i s -f' t g-i KE '. 1 If ' . ' ' w ,ig . i , 9 ',., , 'I J' J 0 ' r XA f ,P s v Q K 'fy ' - 4 5 4 H9591 'Gln ,,,4if.w GEORGE ALLISON , S vevsgiif-?.:uvk,s Head Coach BRLE Gotti The Iron Master X ,,. Lf' :fm 1 X- X f. U I -.ff . -L 1 I ORVILLE RAGSDALE Yarn Goth na A hawaii nm-' , mp BONNIE STUART Sweet Vanlty Sue 5,0 xii-mtl - Lf .Q ' Aja flllil .rl , In I. .p ep: . ty Q QUEEN BONNIE I Bonnie Stuart ascended the throne in the latter part of October to accept the reign of sports over all the Lords and Ladies of Baker senior high. The Coro- nation Ball was held in the royal courts of the high school gym. The number of student body tickets sold in each class determined which class would crown their representative as queen. Oueen Bonnie I, being a member of the lofty senior clan, brought the seniors one more power before their Ebb Tide. ,W.g.1r.u-11'f ' KING OF SPORTS Cnc ln A Million in the field of sports is Orville Pagsdale, who was chosen by the lettermen club as outstanding senior athlete. l-le is not only a 'football Hero, but helped Baker win points in basketball and track. ln his senior year, Orville was one of the key- men of the Baker squad at the Oregon state basketball tournament and was placed as forward on the all- state team. He also tool: part in drarnatics, glee club, band, Quill and Scroll, and was class president in his freshman and sophomore years. .- A- xlwllllll TW 4-TEHIUMN eman Followgwgw MQU lm-ws Wfjg llllllllllll5 lllllllldoos f Second Con' Q '- n. lmres Thre ,f-lf' Gil-Iistory of Procedure vns in Joh e llgn?,igJ2?,Ii3lt3f3'Ql Is Related by High rpntest N fm ufll1?fN1l'll School Writer ' R- fl' ' s fqgzi Hmm mg,,,,,i . m , 'nm R0fi':9r.S 'fea a sam e 1 ith SC . , ' Hr, wwpw .1 ihlfm ,. DVM, ' Fw? 4 Lf' Q1 ic MARTIN CHAVES-T im' Em! Who's Ahuid Of The Big Bad Wolf 32 in . -1- H1 153'?Dem 2 Of 'flfllaofrs tfooiball 1 'A 1 me U2 ml . . amlouc he The new athletic field west of the gh gn? rounced 9 'W junior high school building has been 30521001 squad 0,-eg came K completed and isnow ready for use. ,N 'V Of 34 to 'I rfhgfetition containing the reqxgt, ' lsr ,,. Lhq .ground and c fuzdx led bv' 'N-H iield was cir- fm back, M16 '-Cxhusiness H2 ch . fr' alle 'vzril 15. 10 ps H-wr 1 .-Qllclldowl . ,ul:Il1g-G' Why, .- fgcklers In 0 plunffg 9091-- Y DEAN GWILLIAMS-G Today I Am A Mun 296 E .f .f 3, VIRGIL SUMMERS-Q Now or Never 91 A!- .- ORVILLE RAGSDALE-H I Ful Like A Father In The Bvnn JIM LITTIG-C Gifting Some Fun Oni Ol l.lh Ragsdale u, Alter l . wi A tc, 'Yuxxuhllo Us ., f 6 l -H - Lattllmf' -, ufkgfvvs Defeat Q ' A ,ff QP? ulldogs by 7 10 5 gad ,N x 4- 5 ' W ---..--.,. , I Bl Jolllgk UW f'i!lHrl1ml-flqslfll kick WHS Ffh- mar- lstdrt Url A sxxlnkxlxglxa CI-Wlili-ynff-nrilemn BQ,-kj,:Ifj2fklA'4'fH:lN'P', fm' 'ts B Bulldogs to 6 Bm CAV -' Hull? turf lie-fd Prldulf A l f'.r' k ut - 5 . I gym' 0 H mill! Ef1'WAxm'lt PUUSV, r,l1llra1llll1LlllllbtplMl Pmdl m'1'S La ter Kwmipmscf-glir tmnh llzs team hx 1,:i.1ym.I scored for - The Yiflggunygw. Kavanuu,-gil, A'f,',,:j'liI1:iig,Ia 'lad ' 5 Cans? fl..-kfflfl ffl m. ?:lc:.q1.24n-Diner Nuff.: nj-bm dflvi-.rie l1Cf1U',,haH to 30 .' wwf, - ADJ' up' 5, ,mai kick I 'tons :.sf,,,, Illnymg nd when ' lf dx '3 Bf'L1'1'H in- ' 1, - P' 1 Cki ' 'Sl duxUl.'!1c,x1:V CHJMHZU' V .Cfldflwn was made by lgffjg- tru' ll fly. H119 lov-2.1 Uv f::-11 lo: Lllcl' funn- in m0tion aftvr ?l'9C'wa, mm Ulf' The Ontml V Jw, lor a C e all WHYllOff.f01-Sed z' H! 91930 d 0u,Igenvx.,, klnk Cha ourrhdown, on the goal ,uh hell , H QW '- ' ' V .. ' A . llonteshbul l -r-ore 7 Lo gf missed, making me r Ubnk. uhm gug Lo LW Kiwi' Bmh vpgmln P9nd1rton's favor, .gum 'he 10 gm 'AWN han. Fl dw -I :Imp haytl llh-ea?-Jned to scorn Qi IfU:,,3-ter ot-Yard Xmss6S' down PM I my W f ' UHQDIP to 110113, fn the I the ' ' -.'Il I 1 eali meff l71f'BuI. . , , , ,-, - MGC- ' ead' bf udoqq, U. .. IJU1. Play 11 - -- ' - Out, I'm ln A Dancing Mood xayg Oni 11 I -xl 151111 ' .' p -' VM f1.zLb , I, -. I YI UIemS?uM1'f1f'l'Cf Aw d I 0. I 51:1 1 I 44 make at l . W I - I' fgfsl. ' Qthel 'f 1 A onmyfef . w M125 l 1 - Tw - X' 3' 1 r' -V f' yi . L! I, A ,. ' F' Q' . I .nv 'I 'I - l 529' ' ' X ' III SWQFEY1- I , f , .,.,., . '- l . 'ff' -..- .' .:- D' -V J ' .. Q. My -- O ...A+ I l 5 1l'i'5'7'FY.XQ' V '1 V Q , k-,5-.q,.,'E: gJs':I-M...I.' ' I Q,-','. LI . I 24, z '4 5' .,-I as ,. ,,.,,. . ...A - l I 4,1 LW' , - WENDELL COLEMAN-H Me, Myself And I STEVE RIORDAN-G Big Boy Blue 4 4, I ,. ' I., '. .tu- :' , -u,g,1,.1I,, JOHN CARLSON-E -- r H lr' JACK ATKINSON-T Em' M 0' Pick Yourself Un Q . ' X I I Ol 'a HW 'l aiu Interferes vig laying? llnifrnhxit 011,57 one .. pd ,L kegzxmgi igaouggbcafi n n ' hlinfasmupnoiv 3 0 931 25315315 ,- Iv afgernOC atlhletlu nw uf- 1t?dSliDperyedneiYas110S Ofwxi . sho? defet-15iY0 fy-I-'1-Ba mgeorse Amilotwuerimentlec h . . C 'j- C0825 his SQuadns::a1inatlon5f,,?i?11xccd dlffer9Utug?, ,ess GNP A me Sma ' KCI' neiu .t 0 l that ten during mog nv evskin' 'oNE.!. H --n Aan Nv U' 9 f C10 beam' 1 .n hllllduno u- 1 K IN THIRD f Count flnce Socond sv 5 X4 and 4 Tlmes m Fmalg l Score 34-18 Qi, f 4 i By JOHN HOGG 'r' 'I Wwlvr s .. cors-d three touchdowns i 1 the first quarter yestfrday after- '- '0U- SYODDGG the vaunted Baker at- wlf-l: cold for fl.teen mlnutes, and gavfl the large crowd of Baker sup- Pvrfers u bad case of nerves before .guccumblng to the relentless offense of the Bulldogs. that really began to function ln the third peri0d. The score was 34 to 18. Hughes scored the first two Baker touclldowns. Ragsdale tossed a Bass no Coleman for the thlrd one, Cole man passed to Carl HIV ' 2 Son for one and mms plungfd the line for the lash '1re. Baker scored once ln the mhr-e, times in the 'he last. 'wuchdowns on vllng. on a 'i and to ran 81 mf, ,. I ,Q ,110 oesmouo ss:G-Gh d.. .-1-... An old Cv' ' Oth -E 1 E My GRISSOM-T d.. .-Gone With Th' Wm .3 r . f cx-O RNON HSHFA .. :fl Can COW' on You K--C Lmus Cl-AR 5,,.4.w FCM SNP Anna of My sf Q..- Came Played on Sli After a long battl e in the third pe xod La Grande slowly by short paso and line drives slid their way to B4 ker's 20 yard line and then to Bake five yard line. La Grande then Diane on their fo urth down but the pass WI made over the goal and the ball WI given Baker on the twenty yard line The fourth quarter was a period 0 action and changed the to s twenty and thirty .Yard and llne when I4 Grande, by sh0rt Dunes center Curry, Spenoeand G and une drives, cameo the hu OWS Bloomef wicggll Uuzfscks W Bakers three yard mark, but Baker U te ends W one, hlub d Stn was given the ball on the fourth do Oleg' wlmack J hugh ang,-59 Baker kicked from behind their o gm Han V gm, and R goal and a Tiger cut cKS 1u8'w'm Score tr0m 1 0 to a tie. The two teams were held at a Stand t1ll on Baker' l00se on a l0ng run to the Bulld ' ' ogs Ixve yard line Thl2,TiUQ1'S B11 seernina .fn hgvg ca e ARTHUR MORIN H HV' WILLARD HALL4 non., A Ron .Jw PPCU Tlrl 5, In QI 4 SHOOTING STARS ' ' 1 3 A V -K -,vii J. ' ff f ' Q , r 4 ig 1' K X - . CN. l L ,T 6.7. 1 , 'A' x Q 5' f ' I I 5' - ' . .vi xl -1' Q4 I . U 'K X 1 , 7 v 5 Y 1 . . ,. Q, Ml.. sos on-G 'lug You Stoned Something fi' ' - J, 'AFI 1 H 5 'H4 9??n9Q+.fl . ' . f 'gf' l , l f ' ' n' Z. - - v N Q '. fx An VIRGIL SUMMERS--G Until The Real Thing Comes Along 1 Ju-I' ORVILLE RAGSDALE-All-:hh For- wild l'vo Hitchcd My Wagon To A Stu -Q V Q Xia 1 'Y' on , 3' 5' I 73 ,- 1. f f ' NJ l Q15 r 4 f , ,. 1 Y 1 H ar! - 'aff 'xl R L A ,E g xlib -dh 'H rzuou HUNTSMAN-G 43, ' 5' . JK, .Q Q 'lr' 'f 'Y Ol SHOOTING STARS ,1 s , -sf? . 67 5 .pair- iyf x. , I S W '11, Ol 351 R ,Qu ,. Q- v, -f 'x ' 'CQ' : A 4 . - Fvwvlfl 4-W' 4 - 'N ,K 1 I .1 'J ' '4 .J , f, ' -. .5 .rw'?'i- ' 1 , Q. ' 'iiie-'F y- ,'4f'i5'7 S if ' S 1 P if if r WILLIARD HALL-F Wonderful Ons , 1 e WAYMAN COLSON-All-side Fot- wld A Siu ll Bom S 'xkf-3 V . Ia . DAVID HOLMAN-F ll I Had My Way ff: . n xl VZ. VIENDELL COLEMAN-F Smoke Goh In You Eyes ro in District Tournamem Blllldogx Us Roms to Salem' have seen our beam ln actlon and L' results ol the tournament we clle of the best teams in zh V The Bulldogs gave us a wurna V llctory for whlch me can gn proud Tm' Wren or th t las as follows E wuma T dly 'n-all 3 lf' 40 Nlsn 33 Kel' 32-Orlllrio 18 lon 4+ Enterprlse 21 Grande 54-Joseph 2 Onbarlo game Onlarll lkVV': 1204 f'shl but held ln cm-rx H mf e 'e 'nd dflvlnz attacks e and Colson tied for hlgh sllh I2 tallles eggh 'nw enum, Vxlaled well and thelr floor work r l the looks of the shots th y ml ann M0424 Dfrlectmll I' 'idly unch 4 H 91' l8 Vale' 17 runde 34-Unlon 29 hm me BUHUUKS ln a :lent flrst perlcd and th Bulld Vlrd thelr hands lull llllngoa l E V89 'Pam The hall ended aker ln the lead 16 ll n the teams camp ltr Baker back ln th H5103 'he BUUUOKS played mum ere still below par as thes I elnlngly lvlld demo LLHHHS Hlllll UHEH HHlHlEl Hllllll HHHHE ISIHIDQ Team BCWM ered by Meclllanlzed Local Outflt ,,.- ,mm H001 :null an-r e Allmll v-V3l'V l r ln :lt lmVnl 'VKV VVVI I u e T185 I ml hem out on lht' me VVVSVVVH that 3 ld hv'vD l Um xl nel ::r:Hv hewllderell Jxiwe bds 'CHX' Sl3mmeell'll1l al IHPN un cr '- F' r nd th' Mulr of Welser GU V VVVVV 10' nf- BB L multrrs on L ! me gurls. lll rellev- Col 6 batik l l ,Iwo polnls. and l le ur V Fcidm-,O polnu on 'l Irwl lf all saw 1 v fd 'inf D' shell nllcl lrrln lh lVIl VV VV lsllnr I V :H K ,Nl he cl:-lm, 'ffufvll l-. mdullg 'l :mint rl l let 'W 'nn de! l-v dfnlll Ivnd ln. ontnrnd VV lnl-lr llllnd hmlfl' r on sid 1 1 'U' N20 lol ls ,mul -.ull nl d bl V , ,,.ll ,lla rlml-lled lllv 'h ,Q l' me .lnle welser YWVVVV mm ddcnte ln the ln VV VV ml B,yll phvers my lun, ,nn who made h lll ln ull lllsl llllll and 1 f W7 t... f rpg ln C HHY I5 WHH HSTSEBHHHS Ill Hlll IIHHTEST feree Coles Dlsallows leld Coal That Would Have Tled Count e w b BY JOHN H060 e Baker Bllllllogf. cwme th t nlght ln Lhcll 'ol tr L llltll lsr' Draven und ended un on X Prd nl 35 to il wore l'ut on r one ol me lasle U, brlsltetlm mes thrlt, has been lllaled lll lh 0 lor nlgh Qchoul nlnlllullum he were was 34 m Ill for Baker th only one m lluu' 'md 50 rc ds left In plny Gallxrealtll cf Bow' Ilected a barkrl that ull llle Bull lend to one nolnt Coleman mlde glft shot good 'md golf B.lkrr 'I o polnt lead agaln Bv lllle time err were 20 ecandu to o 'I'lll vc not the ball ond ihalrlell lt under thelr own banker wlth e Bulldogs ln hot pllrwlllt Shay. ll bounce lm s and shot The ball en through the hoop :md the paclty crowd lrosned Referee L1 lle Coles ruled however lh'lL he d blown hu whlstle before Shaw a.'l ln the oct, ol shooung and ed n lllt shot to hlm The ll was on Hunuman Thrre was ln bell: llll ln ln eastern HllHHHl5l ll ln u -l f--f I , AKEH llullls 'llllllll BHLLUHESHAII AH Wf'5H 7 TU24mHHllllllllll llulllullll JVl:VS0limVVz:VlLla H lijker QM Defea Not Play Thr Baker alllldfl sw reldmed :m'f',hwf'b IN mam l-mer de 37 to 24 rounclng me ho , team Conch Players nl the cont L :Vue lrllllloalll Cohn? rlglllzdlp glrdr V01 R rd was lf-lr at home surfer VILK from rl had ln d rlunmnan look l plan and pllln 2- lleclll bl Illllll' flllltml ond 3 ' Flu' Baker ,nal lgngllt-lr dlloolll g mlllemggkl:-hihzxgaig and mlared ln that would have ll?lmI!ji.,Sf,f,lJ' C 1' lnulll largu Ol' lll-fl lor lllgll po, vlznl. pon, , Mm F'ke nldlert were dos llncun Coleman 44' Huntsman 12. Hall l6l and summ Rams mlll lllal a rel Bnkzr lflblllary 3 Pride: nlglll the Bu vnllv to mf- road ln P Pendleton Buckaroos gh HHEHS 'dmv all nl lllf Baker ll H CgVi?V Sl0'l Allllon ond I mlzhl not be A 'W WM- f- fl and lr no on Ua l flltllluvt would be wullll-llc-d endleton, Hermmo k r Gets oll to 'HW Over Week nl 3 9 1 I fellexovs Coarll G s f' BU' fallflszi ': ' lwnrgp A ucce 1 Nay fro lvln med elgllt hoohnqleye img V:V':VV':lV Ing day fold lrlp nc, ,Pendleton pnd Ullfiuxs won lm lrouncvq HemVV:'?' nlflht and the Bl JOHN ll0fr dev 'lizhr on 'I 'U 29 S 'r gm fl Th Bulldog r llllcl Bullln N VV V slrlap ,NVWIVVVVNVVF-gurl 1 lm I, U l l ' HN! revenge mp m mm Kiln ew K ,lu lllnl uhlm had l use gufkamm v. lll Hz-lnl VVVV mr eastern Oremnlohe only team ,H I f players ll nl-rm me loql , urr ol on Saturday mum VV Herml-. N- wall' harder ln ll V' me mu, n Al GS I, lol-L Bdker llhlerz uerdlbut Wm as the m VVVVV VVVVV lr-lf-n palms 0 1 fel l I Owde, :SX llllllllllll Bull., Lffw gs 1- Vortllx pnwzer Bullggx If fl! , 'dav l R s 'Dun S-H In me Reecemwf 'lcon' f 52 loc? k rlrlve became mllsmn Hd Ou U d 11- I hall HN '1Hvlef-wo 'nf HUT' h 'f ln, Zone Defensr D0l1lLx D K' WM and :lol idly, WH lr f llit lm two ,.f- 'Unllllq-r lllalnl f' nil C lhlm When L ' ll l C Baker 1 2 r of TIQCYS :na ,mm Qual-rp, WV? rnlurnpd amd Q Wm Cams- d H l Lhn LIVVVV 11:1 uneg ll lllllllulls wllml SIX Pls llllllllllll Score Uh, en 'lf Quar fer But BUHCHUQQ Than Step In l rom n Rx JOHN H006 ,- r Bulldog, ,,,,,mVVVVVV ' H 4 Vo Y l or va .lf llml ll U 4 JF' 'llu ,fl X-a ill ullllll f- all -nl ml N 00110065 l llfllllllHHH ogg 'Kiln lt lnln lull, llm lme 0 ya-ln wlll l e fraud Th' Bull , grllll Ziff llllllllllllll l llllwlrllll HHHHH llllllll H Hlll lllllrw' mg X VV poll rooted s l ,., eg Ufov M005 Nu, 0 Blxltur VK X BHC A, ll .llullllrl-nl to Onurlo r rd Goa l ll ldcxw l0U l x'f:t me -.lctlm of F53 B VM dv num' W 'riff' Onlarlo CHU? VI Ill df YM mgznglu' lllll-ll ull MW? he Cach team d once Hsu 10 ffneln :nerr home gum, nerd Pelmldfy 2P2 ': 21 n Qdzsllll lla serles mm The Y close Mxtgonswfg 'F ut that um, gh, lll nl V' wllllll 2 cl and W nlm me lui. rl rea f VH HQGVVVKMS II, ended VVV me ,cm-.lmllr 91 nl vm o ny 3 D gamer J' gllxildlt ,GV new K,-for ul oi B, Pe gov-fn Conn Gwffa by Us ephone l ll! H H5 Hlllll lla ol 'lv d null u l HH lll ll SHHHE e ,,.,-- aker Boys Over CODHI d dent, Brooklyn Lads Defeat Churclllll d e will l lab' l5 I' er 'l -:low flrst hall Wlllfn lf ll ll the :non end cl n 13 '-0 mf Bauer all ldozf be' 1 Saturday nlghl and trouhf V lllcrphw Slvagcs 38 to l9 ood 12 on d elr ll, Bulldogs 'av re ell ln lhlse Slug and evcrylhlhl 9 HW pftgmped them ai a E hood. ll gh l dm W I ll Hd r 'gm me o e lllgh V V HVHHEH IJEFEHTS lzflffllrll I4 Sl org 1E dx r M Scorelqs 'nuke H I 1meC0unt 4 f HHHHHE HIEH SUE IH HY4U 27 EEHHE HHIHTHHHHHT n when wma: I me maln lro 3 mel sold thu om 9 llfld ll low- B l0 dado HLHHHE THHE ubl dent S Afte we 0 lDl'l la ry V, mm rl. 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Th! any hy, delenl H Bulldbig Fdday nl! 5 ' 54107-3 a -me Bl sal' ng revefllll 0' igrlln teal' 'll S Show R2 3 Wlll l o versa mon Tomght om I ln V lla 90 me llwrtllly nlwhl 'nu Emu' 'V' from P LAL fglldogs Never Hard S r Z7 20 Half T ressed, Many Fouls fore Build Are Called 'UIQ Wm The Baker Bulldogs .swept lo tllelr urth vlctory of the season over the a Grande 'hgers here Prlday nlgllt y emerging from a comparatively Ltless basketball game on the long nd ol x40 to 27 more Bulldogs held the vlslwn ar- -FWIII 'ss mmwd VVV as hr lOl me of ers d HlS5lHHlHH'f d Bake! Lad 5 Break Even' On Malheur County Road THD Blllldof. alle! ll ,mm dls85 rlng P The BIN' lgm me an defeat DY 0 Lm0wF:H1:dlvnNys wne our Sllllfday VV some presllsv 5 ,ng saltal nous ,ug an UP fll cad game to BDO!! l lt 01 ' 5',1,'Ir ,r the sem' H dllpllcaltd 5 t.v..., ,Im M. ra, Ml layers nal! and Th r vin! M but or t e It he Il rl ,Le charlles alte HH!! no vl C d ld ctfxrlxgzd the EUVWS Baker H S ng greek RSI b' . edneehlf' n 00p 5 ,M our of lh' ,ol-ge M550 9 men gl, me dzlee Colch G Rnd., Tak ll ul I 0lemnnVVoVm.n L I ad at Q 6 he Bardogsould -of-ol L0seGam ffef lm vm 'n md e 42 ln on In I 2 nlclpaw-1 Wgokmnanelh By Vx 1 :mln Colwn CSX l ll o ers :mths UL l T HI,QZ ' rf UH G gwnleoezls H 'd la! V I 0 nov: mm VV VVVVl1L'hLn, rfhra 2 Vffkon ,,,WV mm the Bulldogs lm., gl th! VV ff ,he 1 P ,ke lor, an meh, MXL m lul- 0 be th ml ml H120 MTI U-lmlld 7 'H 133' 4, dokv om d m mve a lah' S PV f h I lmhe an B , d df' fhe Za' nl,1 ,Le'ne:g ,Lady wlll nl-vvl: nlbf 'hw 'fn H' l ' un B 'd the res ' P Y ,I, lf! we oughout the connest and dld they give the lrnprel belng hard pressed Although came close a few times dogs held them down with whlle shooting with the of play tlve fouls had been on In Grande and three on ut molll ol the fouls were hacking while a player in toward the buket or the end o! Lhe first five 'Dre score at Lhaz time wu the Tlgen broke lnm Lhe two fleld goals la mAh 'I to 8 with two mlnulen lay ln the ilrst quarter Ott. a foul shot and Ragadale Held goal to puah Baker r point lead at the end of l period The score at hall 23 to 13 hour. the second hill Lhe malntalned about a 10 The score lt three-quar ae 31 to N nsbrltltm and showed the Baker players gave a rl orlty over the vlalwrr ln rtmenl. of the game The d floor work was splen ther hand the 'Pliers were and ll they play on the during Lhe tournament they wlll not get lnln the ring only Lhree polnu ln ll! Colson Baller guard lon' llhoLs at the basket ull lo Lake hllh awrlnl 12 points one more Ulln :red by Bowers Seorlnl Ilronde slde was evenly H1015 pl!! r The 1 'ann Co , l e 1. 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' . 9' . gl I U ,'I L Aho VV- I V V las 'lf' i l l 1.2 In-4 7-rf Bottom low: Applegate, Boyce, Fishbeclz, Worley, Spence. Second row: Robb, Kostel, Heed, Henley. There's Two Sides To Every Story is the belief of the B squad boys. These boys fought hard all season to accomplish the goal set for them. Coached by Charles Versteeg, the boys of the second string played football with Body And Soul. Because of their efforts, a good team next year is assured. The scores for this season are as follows: Baker Q8 Richland f My 1 Baker 15 Richland K MY' V Baker 18 l-lalfway Q1 ll Balmer 6 Halfway 13 Q' T W f Xe s Ja ll - 'X A t s-.f T' 'f-'Q .'i?:?i 5' 4 ,,. 'lfi'-.f H -his A T ,spy ,5,Q-91,3 -95: H fl 1 r V 'F -L. ll! sv. Q5 -4. 74 , RGD., it 37' was .MXN - - ,X -.M --.., Valor and Victory no-1. H 1- ...N -f--5, ' '-- -fm., . ti Bottom row: TlYlOl, Mgr., George Allison, Couch. Second row: Summers, Ott, Coleson, Sowen, Hell, Coleman, Regxdule, Huntsman. Once ln A While Baker fans get the opportunity of Having A Wonderful Time and being ThrilIed when the Bulldogs march to a victory in our Eastern Oregon Tournament. This year the Bulldogs won some very impressive victories, having defeated Ontario BQ-18, Vale 38-17, and La Grande 44-16. When the tournament was over, Baker fans were certainly not Without A Song. They raised their voices in lusty cheers and praises UN to send the Bulldogs off to Salem. What A Beautiful Beginning this was for our Bulldogs who, after journeying to Salem, came Sailing M Home with the Oregon State Championship. I G ---Stephen Riordan F 49 1. K . ,L , K 1,- L 11. , 'dl f x A 9 Q .Al 0 ' Wendell Coleman, side spodsmenship bophy-dlshld trophy- Vllymln Colson, foul shot trophy ,.-,.-D ,d,'f,, 9 ig H94 '31 f fd' Q fQ,!,jic' isgib' H-15 -M515 I i 1.71--fs' i1 is .f 3? ' Q-i 4..- ll I. ii, , . O X l in 5 , 3221 .1 r Q. 'At Last the Baker basketball team was crowned Oregon State Champions. lhis is one oi :ne highest Honors ever bestowed upon any school in the state ral Oregon. It was a Blue Illusion but it fine true :'Almost Too Good To Be True. lt's About Time that this No Greater Glory again came to Eastern Oregon. At the beginning of this successful year there were three players from last year's team to form 'the nucleus A'Goody, Goody. Coach Allison, the Military Man worked vigorously to make a winning teen. l think l have the material and 'The Stuff ls Herz and lt's Mellowf lt's 'Now Or Never,' he remarlcec So 'The Panic Was On. , Then Allison tool: his boys to the state tournament. Here Comes The N-an With His Five, commented the iown of Salem. h V Coach sat on the sidelines Running a High Temperature. The other three boys were 'ilwiddlin' Their Thumbs. The tournament ended with Baker The Victors. Ralcer 31 Klamath tells QC Baker 40 Sandy 90 Balmer Q6 St Helens 'li' 4 Belief Q7 Amity WS The year is ended with No Regrets. Owilif lapse c a rlvlx Santa Ciaus ls Coming To Town Hands Full of Swing , ,mn 1 x 'a N? 5, w .Uv TVR-' pug, 'vadvv lwd W, TU '. frwv r'w'1rwlw 1: vP3v 'kuavw I' 'vm , yd .1 -y,f,f,- WVU, ,.f' wad.-v fy H-,av mf., '.X,favl1fl7HlUxQ, and Pay Hiavlod 9vN,e'md m Qqvpmg 'nf .-' f ',f1,-vu ' qi. ,qi 'Mu nu'-1 '4 hw fx Mm f by fvedwq 'M-rm Upon Pen fur mappr mg 1 lv' .' if 'ix- ' .' and Vw' :Q af ' fha a U ,' ,avr ow evfzd that KM ifaod Qhwkjrzn 'rm' Phvthmx wd' 1' . ' --'r:'. 11.1 7,V:-. Wgh fvd of . mv 'or' awd 'av be pf-,X ad., 42' the pvc CMG :powered a rhawtv bail whngh was a grand ,oy Q, Pa' 1, thu ghd Mum wal .gvvvv V, 'heUa!va:,.,r1,A.fmy Aman Qomemed and ffom the Qtandpomt of rhv mind ww .-.fhnrh ,wan vmoyvd bv M1 No 'me was left on the Sude ,HTQU IWJYddVHT Ihllfmtyb H HW aww-mf Holm Dau' was famcfd out to the tune of l'm Glad lm A Bum' and No Heqvets' were had bv any one but those who holed rv appeav In nh? :oval regain 'Merry Flakes F3 as K .gf fl ' 5 I ,ov ps Halleluiah, l'm A Bum , Barbara Peferson, Jack McCord, Harold May ' f 4.4 . - . I l ' ' -' v, . ,, . xx 4 '- 7 i 1 ix X H: . .-tus 1 i g A Q . I -at , .r , - l .4 'Z2f5 ,1 qi ' A ' I os, WS' wi Ylsvleh PN 4 --So R' GEORGIANA PERKINS Vic! Pru MAR DEAN HEAD Song Queen PANSY YASUI Soc DELMAR OLSON DELBERT OLSON Ysll Kings The student Council is the governing bocly ofthe junior high school and consists of representatives from all council rooms and the student body ollicers. The duties of the council are to pass student body laws and talne charge of all important assemblies. The council is active in all school events and began an annual Tie and Ribbon Day in the junior high school. that has proved very popular among the students, 6 'T 5 Q 5? I 3' 1 ' fl :Ei-. Ill Bottom row: Cassidy, Yuui, E. Boyer, Patton, Clough, Isucs, Perkins, Hud, Cully, Second row: Ragsdulc, Holman, Miller, Dooley, Fishboclr, Wilson, Moclr. Third row: Lemmon, Former, Pearson, Lorun, Sandford, Ellis, Moun, Y. Yuno. IISJTY' IC as 5 - 4K A -88 -... rl! 45 fv- q Wdff ' A Q s., f',f,, '-w -..' --'V 'b 1555? U Y W ' IA X A Q , f f l 5 6' '-:A L el -nga h ' J fs- Q .bl QQ sf. I' i ' ' . 1, '-2' f as - 'C 'T' N 'ff . ' 1 if 4' Q ' V fb' Q 1 Edith Chadwick Bob Cox Norma Rilcli Jiles Farmer Lorene Campbell ni JZ! ,, . :' 'Q' '? LQ: 'U' x I ... - 'iw M H7 William Padgett Elsie Morin Doris DeLamaler Melvin McCray Roberl Cool: Maxine Nyquist Jean McPl1earson Lloyd Hill Ordwav Evans Peggy Stull: , 1 . -Alf A F - H45 'Sell 9 ': -ii:-f R Roger Boyer Daisy Long Maso Yano Elinore Mclnlyre Alvin Ward af' r N Bessie Blakely Roberi Ellis Mary Crumley Byrl Dean Patricia Keylan in 'U '1- JG- QL -qs' i 'S Fu. 1 Y X QS 'iv as N. Cecil McMurrin Betty Smith Jack Ord Rosanna Bergeson Norman Hansen Phyllis Besl 5- ig Alia Fae Zimmerman Veme Hargelt Adelene Cropp Ronald Hogan Shirley Campbell Zona Parker H O M E R O O M 2 1 i H O M E R O O M 25 Bottom ION: Roach, Marr, Hamilton, Anderson, Mendenhall, Smelcer, Chalin, E. Haskell, M. Hayes, Head, Martin, Woods Second row: Murray, Ragsdale, Geils, V. Haskell, Einer, D. Yates, Waltz, James, Haggerty, Nock, Moore. Third row: Paige Sherred, McKinney, Norregard, Riggins, Poston, Riley, L. Bennett, Delmar Olson, Delbert Olson. Bottom row: Glenn, W. Guyer, Johnson, R. Spivey, L, Williamson, L. Kelley, May, Worley, Worsham, Parsons, M. Olson, Derrick Dolby. Second row: Conklin, Gray, R. Hall, H. Walter, Hines, Kirkland, Stepehnson, Moore, George, Lamb, G. Wilson, G. Wllllll Rupel. Third row: 8. Olson, Grettum, Holman, Fortner, Wendt, Carts, State, Spence, Mock, Lelloque, Childs, H O M E R O O M 26 Bottom row Spicer, Franklin, Critchlow, N. Angel, Bond, Cook, Chadwick, Cregor, Bartlett, Ballantyne, Scribner Second row- Fritsch, Carter, Boyer, Edge, Merritt, Oxnard, Metxlrer, Riggs, Anderson, Barns. Third row: Knapp, M Angel, Bowen, Denham, Brown, Mineff, Carroll, Cassidy, Bateman. Fourth row. Warner, Davidson, Martain, Patton Eclrland, Biggs, Pratt, Baxter. Bottom row: Butterfield, Kempher, Sipp, Blankenship, Sain, Zemmvr, L. Spivey, Knexevich, Ortloit, Hoge, Randall Second row: Moar, Slover, Gutridge, Edwards, Lappin, Dunn, Wisdom, Riordan, Cassidy. Bagley, Culley, Funk Third row: D. Hall, Ferrze, E, Meacham, F. Toney, L. Bluhm, Ringel, Henderson, Christy, H. Campbell, Ostwald H ar-fa .rf . O ri fi M E R O O M Q a 22 Y L T H O M E R O O M 29 Bottom row: Dolby, Irby, Carpenter, R. Brown, Adams, Shong, Macey, Carrol, Flslr, Roby, Gorgen. Second row: J. Deelrer, Cole, B. Ord, Kios, A. Schon, Harris, Howel, Hale, Asterberg, Boyce, Mendenhall, Smith, Collins. Third row: Bailey, Sword, Worsham, Scribner, V. Colvard, M. Moeller, G. Perkins, J. Sraclr, D. Mills. Fourth row: Sowers, Ryder, Mitchell, Burton, Francis, Jenkins, Morin, Collins, Erwin, Lappin. Bottom row: Schuclz, B. Cool: Hewitt, Graves, L. Curtiss, Hooper, lsaacs, Clough, McDonald Scarbrough, C. Davidson. Second row: Knighten, Eeds, Woods, Wisman, Robison, Tucker, Avert, Baites, Gibbons, Tebeau. Third row: Byers, W. Padgett, Hornbeck, M. Holeman, James, Just, C. Myers, Thomas, Edinbey, D. Hargett, Lonzaway, J. Williams. H O M E R O O M 23 ral' 52 ,Z ZZ x RQ . 15 pm! qlv1'5NQgvSW q' Botiom row Holman, Lewis, Dean, Ellis, O'DzlI, M. Yann, Hzgqle Gzcond Raggdalz' mi' ' row: Landrzth, Ballznlyne, Atwood, Larsen, Clegg, Fvoglcy, Verstzcq dd-Wy, I Qu! adviser Third row. 1. Larson, Y Yano, Dzrrick, Ragsdale, Spencer, W Lawn-, xmam V-1 BMKWL' Padgett, Fleming, o 50 - 'f q,n'l'-l H l l'alr,0 'll . . 7 0,4-, Dxxanwnz' Bottom vow- Ellis, Larsen, Mclray, Williamson, Cless Second vow Dervrck, N lon' B5 Ragxdale, Bsllanlyne, Atwood, Holman, Spznczr, Stendley, Eigh!h Grade Basketball Viking Baskelball Viking Foofball H Q,YliEl ll -45 QA H 1 6. 'ix 1 f AV! W-4 56 .Q , YP? '16 A f 4' 6 L xJ I r . 5, C' CHARLES VERSTEEG, Coach U16 on-' ' '-D I' nu 3 'Q if' 'X .3 5 1'--5 H L ' F Wilson Colzman Rummy Miller -I n 1' p4 ,sy W -9..,',,q! Q43 P 7 4,96 'L Cd O If :f 3 EEMETYEE 7 M7 fi no ,. W.. BERNICE SCHERZINGER, Adviser GU f f ,94 fr .J -N UA .2 -m gm 'fvlflflf-195 Of fn? 5QVQmKll, Ylgfllfl UHQI lllllL7l EQYGQJV l..I'lHlISf1Lld55x?'5',HlQ14ff tlwe superyusuon ol Frances Dlx, Zelplwa Lafasse, Marforue Nelson and Martha Dratt. The art ID tlwe magazune was produced loy tlwe art classes under the Instruction ol Nyllc laevvis. llme magazine IS sponsored Financially by tlwe Newswrltlng Club and nas proved toe be very popular among tlwe students lor tlwe tlwree years rt nas been puplaslwed. llne magazune represents all ol tlwe talented wrzters an ponnor hugh sclwool and gnves every student a clwance to dnsplay ms talent llte stall members were as lollows: Betty Hoge, sales man' ager, Bob Sanford, busnness manager, Betty l-lnnes, art edrtor, Euleen Sulyertlworne nrntlw grade edutor, Delma Morley, englrth grade edutor, and Dude Yeslce, seyentlw grade editor. Y 'Qs l? S gg 17' Bottom row Maller Cassidy May Coleman Mills Pettzz, Tebeau Benson Devldson Chadwick Second row VenB1bber Anderson Madln Walkers Oxnard Parsons, Minelf Tlmdrow Bo gen Farmer Gulrado Cook O t or mv muh ca' and Cl drmtr perlurmfmcei CJ' rlw ymr 2 a '2 2 V r vi a rr errwoa Pr the lzaderslwrp ' 1 ' J r Q r N, orchestra, many uderrts are playrnur O Cheitrd dccompdnwd Ilw lOllONID3 progra -4 nlw .vrwr p ay,tl1e 'Three Qrw A lay d 1 the played specml rn src arranged by me cl 2 J Z Jgif J' V .AW ,- Hn-ldrrtres and lor part of lv Clrr mrs pro rarrr P nr Bottom row: Hargett, Carpenter, McDonald, Whisman, Adams, Dean, Oswald, J. Miller, Pattee, Brown, Walter, Fisk. Second row: Shuclr Knutson, Holcomb, Shultr, Borton, Blaylock, Hayes, Parsons, Harris, Burton, May, Worley, Randall, Hogg, Haggerty. Third row: Browning Curtis, Holman, Just, Ord, Oxnard, Hines, King, Moore, B!anlrenship, Coleman, Howell. Fourth row: Hooper, Graves, Flora, Stephens Shraclr,Riordan,Frsl1baclr, Iv1oeller,Einer, Martin, Eads, Culbertson. Filth row: Myers, Hall, Perkins, Welter, Lynch, Miss Compton, adviser Beers, Schnalunburg, Brown, Reynolds, Clough, lsaacs lhe ltrrrrrgrr hrfrh rhenw trr-der the dlrectron ol Bertha Compton, presented many outstanding programs lhev anq -.everal lhanwqrvrnq tongs dtrrrng an afmerrrblv nn the fall. Combined with the dramatlcs club they gave U ,ew etlettrve Qlrfrwrrar program lhe mrxed ensemble sang several three part Carole lhe mort rmportant event of the vear was the presen- tatrran ol the rape-retta lhe Blue Beltf d falrv tale of Norvvav. The eharaeters were cleverlv dvetted rn costumes of medieval times. lhe qrrle of the c horue agarn appeared ln three songs for the Mother- lfatrqhter tea The lrrtal appearance ef the maxed Chorus was lor the 'ante' hliih ilChOol er,vrrfrr,enterr:erlt. l EEHUQ ,eh 7 x Y qi reno ' 0 gg QT? Schuclr, May, Worley, Blaylock, Parsons, Moore, Clough, Harris, Culbertson, Perlrins, Haggerty, Howell, Miss Compton, adviser Il r I 4 www S Ml'-ab - - -.w ...L- 'fi-a ,, ' A-1. --fx ' ,114 Z 5 JZ f fb 't,o- 419 Avxvl ms- HLNR1 3 ,139 eh i 5' I EM PN .qi P-LB Ed 1 I! s All So New To Mc 'K U 45 -'wr nl' if 5 MCC thy 39 ,J . 41-391 1' M 0911 A , ff! - ' X , '4:L,ff -. NYLIC LEWIS, Ad ' '99 lu-Q, : 1' 13- E-' Cl 'f'-' - ,1 . . A ,,:1.,w.. fi EIGHTH GRADE DRAMA Y'.,rs',iiW Q.. -- 'YI 'fl SEVENTH GRADE DRAMA L1 1' iff ,' 1 zu 4' M: . f r Ev- ' ' ' -' '- '1 fi' V ' ' ' XC!- ' D F 5 - fd. mls, nnc la w M vow Ha , cond vo Bokiom comb, Boyce, Se Ndson, ndvhzl Chandhv, S Librmy Club S 'amp Nafurg Club HHH 4-A 'nil f ll 5.2 X' 4 A f-it '5 . .. an Lf-. ..-LJ. , ,.,,,. Olson, 1. Ord, Farmer, Jordan, adviser, K. Larson, Cavin, Spencer. Bottom row: Silverihorne, Wells, Smelcer, Chandler, Jones, Jenkins, Parker, Dooley. Second row. Mrs. Swan, adviser. The Cnrls' league consisted of seven departments, one of the olhcers of the league actlng as a chaurman ol each department Charrman of welfare was l Jones, chanrman of hrst and room, V. Chandler, charrman of athletrc councrl, P. Wells, socral charrman, W. Smelcer, and edrtor, A. Snlverthorne D, Dooley was the presldent Z Parlcer, vrce-presrdent, and .l. Jenltrns, secretary-treasurer. The league unveiled a trnted prcture of Helen M Stack to be put rn the lower hall ol the gunnor hugh school. They also sent ten delegates to the state conventron at Pendleton. Those gorng to the conventron were the olhcers and the two delegates, Rosemary Frshbaclt and Nancy Beason. lllllll5 ln September the seventh grade boys were rnntrated unto the Boys' Federation, automatrcally malcrng all of the rumor hrgh boys members. Meetrngs were held on the hrst Frrday of every month School problems and how they could be elnmrnated were drscussed. The two prrncrpal speakers of the year were Len B, Frshback and C. 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