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

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HELEN M. BnowN, Enom F. ARNOLD, .lunior High Adviser Senio-r Iligh .alrlviser Mr. E. F. Arnold, senior high adviser, who has ably directed the annual for the past two years, was aided by Miss Helen M. Brown, who was responsible for the junior high representation in our book. Her enthusiasm and suggestions have been greatly appreciated by the staff. Dorothy Burke. our feature writer was responsible for a great many of the write-ups as well as the calendar, which was written in poetry form. Thelma Service, who was our artist, lel't l'or Boise at the begin- ning of the second semester. Charles Schumann assumed the task ot' providing the necessary art work the second semester. Jerry York, our sports editor, joined the staff in the middle ot' the year. He was able to spend only twenty minutes ol' the day with us and hence had to do most of his work out ot' class. Dick Tenuple was student representative in junior high.. Although he was not directly connected with the staff, his willingness to cooperate was appreciated. Dick played a large part in handling the junior high sales program. DICK 'l'EMPLl2, Junior High Sales THELMA Siznvmlz, .flrl .lnnnv Yomi, Sports

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l-l. BEVl2ltI.Y Huowx, lfdilm' Steiff of the ll936 66Nu99e1t'9 The a1n1ual class of '36 met this year in the room left vacant when the typing class was moved. After being pigeon-holed i11 extremely small quarters in the library, which approached nothing short of 2x4 dimensions, the feeling of expansion moved every member of the staff. Until the advent of the art class and the remodeling of the partition between the two rooms, our domestic tranquility was undisturbed. Later we were obliged to move again. and Boom 22 became our new The only mem'ber of last year's sta fl' to he retained was H. Beverly Brown, who was given the post ol' Editor-in-Chief. Under the super- vision of Mr. Arnold, she directed the staff to make a more eompresen- sive book. Charles Seluunaml, Business Manager, very eapably per- formed the difficult task of contacting' the Boosters and assuring the staff of an adequate fund with which to publish the book. Through their efforts, the Boosters sales were increased over that of the previous years. WlLnUn JAEIIN, .-tssislrnzl Business Mmznger Donoruv Beams, l enIm'e Write-ups CIIAIZLIES Seuum.-xNN, Ihrsiriess Mmmger home. ' E

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HUGH COLEMAN, Superintendent Da. A. W. TH-IDEIVIAN Liao BROXVN, Chairmrm A. MELvILL1a T. H. RICHARDS, Clerk C. S. LANGRELL Du. JOHN R. PALMER The School Board The Baker school system is fortunate, indeed, to have as its govern- ing body the group of men who now comprise the school board of Dis- trict No. 5. They are all keenly aware of the problems of the school and possess a symlpathetic and understanding attitude toward both the teachers and the students. VVe firmly believe that they too are futurists, that they have a vision of an educational system. that is second to none in Eastern Oregon. At the time this book goes to press these men are endeavoring to provide for Baker an athletic field adequate for the needs of a school that is destined to grow. E31