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

 - Class of 1937

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Baker High School - Nugget Yearbook (Baker City, OR) online collection, 1937 Edition, Cover
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4,f we ,uf The Oregon Trarl T H E N U G G E T v I X X p B 'h J y The Annual Staff Baker High School Baker, Oregon l 'Ill 1 HH TW fp H AW fl , -Q., ,, Q -zz - S ...QQ- Rm Vx! X, QQNTENT5 AD Mr N Y 0 fbiiiig DE P75 Cm BS SHTIRE HDV N I V17 we FV P? 1 f i QM 1 Q ,Q , 5 A fi get Q I ai -R JB 5' lllElllUllIlllll. HEROLD J. BURKE . . . his enlhusiasm and friendly spiril will always be remembered and The memory ol his ready smile will conlinue To live in Jrhe hearls oil his many friends. Presenled by Jrhe Class of '37 .llllflllfllllllllll l-l0PE EVA INLQW . . . her memory comlinues lo be wilrlw us and lo provide an example ol all lllal is besl in a lruly eolucaled person. Presenled by lhe Class of '36 In presenling +he Oregon Trail edilion of +he Nuggef, +he siaff has endeavored +o apply +heir +heme, Transpor- +a+ion, +o our school life. Each year, +he school, or caravan, begins i+s journey fhrough educafion in quesf of knowledge, developing 'lhe foundafion for fheir progress. Each class, club, and deparf- meni' of fhe school represenfs a differenf form of franspor- falion, viz: lhe classes symbolize 'lhe evolufion in +ranspor- lafion while fhe clubs and deparfmenis porlray +he even+s which fake place. As you look lhrough fhis Nuggel, fake info considera- lion +he oufsfanding defails of fhe book. Firsl, lake nofice of lhe clever and unique cover which was made by 1'he sfaff. The maferial for 'lhe cover was furnished lhrough fhe cour'resy of 'l'he OREGON LUMBER COMPANY. When you admire fhe division pages and inserls remember +ha+ fhey were all prinled in 'rhe school prinf shop. The many in+eres+ing snaps and piclures, wilh l'he ex- ceplion of fhe formal class piciures, were faken by fhe sfudenf phofographers. To 'rhe members of l'he arl' sfaff should be given lhe credii' for fhe carioons and linoleum culs which are used fhroughoui' fhe book. Each secfion of 'lhe book had ils own sfaff who were responsible for +he novel ideas infroduced in Their sec+ion and for +he clever arrangemenl' of +he pages. l , . , Rf X r J o':A, fr V, 2 P. .- 4 1'F V ? C'-ff 4 C29 x I h Q Z ff X xx mf ,. f7f fig I X ,xi rw S ' f- Qi I J' , 163. if A Q fa V ff? WN X Esx Z7 X' ZKTEQW' . Q, Y 'xl N --,! XLXJ f f. ' r, , A i NX1 BARBARA JUDY, Sec. . . fhe model secrefaryu HUGH D. COLEMAN, Sup'f. . . 9 years of service ' ' ' SCHOOL BOARD Members of fhe schools adminisfrafive power, flue school board, are selecfed from fhe oufsfanding members of flue Communify. Many worfhwhile improvemenfs fo fhe school have been insfalled flurougfu flue efforfs of fhe school board. A few of flueir accomplislumenfs are: flue new afhlefic field, ffue club programs, flue combining of flue ninffu grade info a sfandard Junior high school, and ffue provision of falenfed insfrucfors for flue schools of fhe communify. They are consfanfly aware of flue needs of flue schools and have as one of flueir major aims, Progressive Educafionf' Members of the school board are, lop row Ueff fo righflz Leo J. Brown, Dr. John R. Palmer, bofiom row, Charles I. Langrell, chairman, R. C. Frisbie, Dr. A. W. Tiedemann, and Thomas H. Richards, clerk. CLEO FUGIT, Sec. . . our wicitef girl TROY D. WALKER, Principal . . commands respeci' of s+aff and s'ruden+s 4a4u4a ,..pQ,,6,-46d,4..4-4fc.fZ,J L. E. PALMER B.S., OSC Com., Printing Adv: Boys' League Soph Class, Printing HARRY WALMSLEY M. A., Spokane U., M. S., WSC. Biology, W. History Adv: Psych., Harmonica Mid. Intra. B. B. Lettermen, W. Sports Soph. Class J. R. EVANS B. A., M. S., WSC, U of O English Adv: W. Sports, Tennis Quill and Scroll Stu. Coun., Jr. Class ia wed' HARRY F. CLINTON B.S., OSC Com, Art, Nugget Adv: Art, Camera Sr. Class Publicity Committee GERTRUDE TURNER B.A., U of W English Adv: Torch Honor Soph. Class Astronomy Club MARY E, TOM PKINS B. S., OSC Home Ec. Adv: Sr. Class Girls' League Home Ec. Club ANNlE LAURA JONES M.A., U of W History, Civics Adv: Jr. Class Marionette Club R 1 'lisa 5223 5, 1 We 1,35 : ifiaffsi .,-f55:,. f c ,L --Q ' f, iigcx, Q S 'WZ-frsrr I -i I va Y . -S Q ' aw, . fa si Q ': , e . -,wg RUTH E. WARN KE B.S., M.S., OSC Health, Phy. Ed. Eng. Adv: Sr. Class Girls' League JOHN LWOODHOUSE B.S., C of lda. Chem, Phy. Adv: Tennis Ass't B. B. Coach Sr. Class, Ping Pong Checkers WALTER ERICKSON B.S., OSC Com. Transferred to OSC Faculty, Sec. Science A'LEEN E. RUN KLE B.S., OSC Com. Adv: Soph. Class Chamber of Com. Better Sec't Club fy A K Bw in , . . 3 t 5 , S: ,. 4 K ' L ELOISE GRAY B.A., Reed College English Adv: Debate, Jr. Class Quill and Scroll Stitch and Chatter MARGARET B. ANDERSON B.A., C of Wooster Latin, French, Ass't Lib. Adv: Girls' League Knitting Archery ELLA MOULTON B.S., U of O M.A., Stan. Mathematics Adv: Jr. Class National Honor Society H. R. GRANT Freemont C. Cons. Music Band, Orchestra, Glee Clubs Adv: Girls' Octet Banio and Mandolin GLENN A. WOLFE B.S., OSC Ind. Arts and Voc. Ed. Adv: Rifle Club Future Craftsman GEORGE LE ROY ALLISON B.S., U of O Health, Phy. Ed. B. B., F. B. Coach Adv: Tumbling ALICE M. OSBORN B.A., Linfield C. Speech, Librarian Adv: Sr. Class Dramatics, Pep CHARLES SCHUMANN BOB PLANANSKY DOROTHA CLOUD Presiden+ Vice-Presiden+ Secrefary STUDENT BODY OFFICERS ' ' ' The leaders of The caravan have been The Three Bludenl' Body oflicers, logelher wilh The Srudenl Council, who have direcled and led The affairs of Jrhe school during The pasl year. Al Their regular Thursday rneelings school business was discussed and many improyemenls were inrroduced. This organizarion was increased ro Twelve members by allowing rhe class presidenrs lo belong. Besides The Three class presidenls, rhe club is composed of The presidenlr, vice- presidenl and secrelary of rhe Sludenl Body, and Two represenlarives, a boy and a girl, from each class. Some of The business discussed and acled upon included unilorming The rhree yell leaders, plans Tor sludenl police, recommendarion lor a sludenl manager of adyerlising, sponsorship ol a dance, scheduling of soliciling, plans Tor a poinr syslem, and o'l'her school problems. The B?udon+ Council also secured and decorared a free lor rhe main hall al Chrislmas. STUDENT COUNCIL ' ' ' Top Row: Hunlsrnan, Harrison, Baxa, C. Woods, BoHom Row: K. Perkins, Emmerson, Horfon, Eblen, Temple. .. I .nm W' . ' Q , s 1 f 1' , as for ' via ya s ig, f Q 9 Q 5 .mix 3 X X A X 555 !7f fs lax X X QL, , . ir 'X I V - X' .zf,f ,A fd xx J X K Y -M Q , N- Li h J - In - ,if-, It .Q Q Vai' A - - fx. ' -. -Q.. - ...-'f , -all-. 'J N flush M I-N X ,- -. -o li - git 4 if ,S Q XX .X , x x..f 5 ' v 3 1: -1 .qi ,-0 ,4-L. X Q? 119' i-is X --. -1 sf Nl? ff GEORGE NOCK, V-Pres. . . your guess is as good as mine GUYENE FULLER, Sec. . . The balance wheel of The class 0 ' ' CLASS HISTORY SliThering over The rails wiTh breaTh-Taking speed, The Senior sTreamliner now applies The air bralces and The Seniors, seeking To go TarTher and TasTer Than beTore. are ready To board The airplane and give Their places To The Juniors. From The meek and unmolesTed Freshmen oT Their TirsT year in high school, This class has developed inTo an ouTsTancling Senior class wiTh many conscienTious leaders who have successTully broughT Their career in high school To a TriumphanT close. The leading dance oT The year was The aTTracTive and cleverly decoraTed Senior dance, The S, S. SwingTime, which was The mosT elaboraTe aTTair ever ever aTTempTed by a Senior class. A colorTul dance ensemble was presenTed in an assembly To adverTise The dance. The oTTicers Tor This year were: PresidenT, John l-lorTong Vice-PresidenT. George Noclcg SecreTary, Guyene Fuller, Girl RepresenTaTive, Emma Louise Emerson: Boy RepresenTaTive. VVayne Harrison, Song Queen, Olivia Allen, and Yell King, Norval Duncan. JOHN HORTON P . . his second preside y s fully compleTe FRAN K HENRY TIMMY F. BRINTON H1-im.. Scientitic3 Future: Col- lege: Torch Honor 2-43 Stud. Coun. 33 News 2, 33 B. L. Pres. 43 Pep Club 43 Debate 43 Box- gng Club 33 Hiking Club JUNE ALLEN, Jule Commercial3 Future: Secretary3 Stud. Coun. I, 33 Torch Honor 2-4, Sec. 23 Pep Club 3, 43 Psych. Club 33 Tap Club, 33 Acapella 3. HELEN CHADWICK chad Commercial3 Future: Secretary3 Glee Club I, 23 V. P. of G. L. 43 E. O. M. Fest. 23 C. of C. Dirc. 33 F. B. Theory 43 Acapella 33 Pep Club 2-4, Sec. 4. JESSIE CLARK, Jess Commercial3 Future: Beauty Operator3 As- tron. Club 43 P. Ed. Club 33 Class Sec. I3 Art Club 43 Camera Club 4. ALB RECHT Commercial3 Future: Business Administra1or3 Band 2-43 Orchestra I-33 Debate 43 Torch Honor 2-43 News 3, 43 Tennis 3, 43 E. O. M. Fest. 2, 3. BEN P. CRABILL, Ben Scientific3 Future: Me- chanical Enqineer3 Fut. Eng. Club 33 Radio and Wireless 33 Winter Sports 43 Fire Squad 43 Dramatics l. DOROTHY BURKE MDM.. General3 Future: Jour- nalist3 Pep Club 2-4, V. P. 43 Torch Honor 2-4, Pres. 43 Nugget 3, 4, Ass't Ed. 3, 43 Rifle Club I-3, V. P. 33 Class Song Queen l3 Sk. Sparks CHARLES HERBERT CHANDLER, Chan Scientific3 Future: Stock Raising3 Dramatics 2-43 Printing Club Pres. 43 Rifle Club I-43 Tennis 33 Winter Sports 43 Radio Wireless 33 Managers Club 3. 3. 4, a ...gf f. J if .IZ f fi.-.:-' -. , 5921 34 ALICE BURGER, AI ClassicaI3 Future: Teacher3 Torch Honor 2- 43 News 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Sec. 43 G. Ath. Club 33 Stitch and Chatter 43 Lib. League 3, 4. Ass't Ed. 23 News 3, 43 Glee Club l, 23 Aca- pella 33 E. O. M. Fest. 23 Debate 43 Winter Sports 4. WILMA BOOK Bookie Commercial3 Future: Stenographerg News 3, 43 Dictation 43 Int. Dec. 33 Glee Club 43 Stitch and Chatter 4. YVONNE ELIZABETH BOWEN, Bonnie Classical3 Future: Social Worker3 Rifle Club 33 Art Club 3, 43 Nu Q get 43 P, C. Club 3. LEON G. BOWNS neamii Scientific3 Future: Sci- SDCSQ B. Ball 3, 43 F. Ball 43 Orch. 2-43 Glee- men 43 B. L. Sec. 43 Radio Club 33 Letter- men 3, 43 Fire Squad 2, 33 Rifle Club I, 23 Kit- tenball 2, 3. GEORGE BERGESON Bergie Scientific3 Future: Postal Service3 Fire Squad 2, 43 Glee Club l, 2, 43 News 2. OLIVIA ALLEN, Liv Commercial3 Future: CBUCSFI Class Song Queen 43 Drama Club 43 Winter Sports 43 C-lee Club l, 23 Dramatics 3, 43 C. ot C. Club 33 Tap Club lnst. 3. BOB PLANANSKY . . slow, but sure .Ik V si 5 x Nl LEONA COTTRILL LAU ROSE HARDY Blondie Rosie Commercial: Future: Commercial: Future: Stenographer: Orch. l, Artist: F. B. Theory 4: 2, 3: Camp Cookery 3: Art Club 3: Winter Lib. Club 3: Checker Sports 4: Checkers 4. Club 4: C. of C. 4: F. B. Theory 4. MARJORIE EMELE NORVAL DUNCAN -'Marin RickH Commercial: Future: Commercial: Future: Beautician: lnt. Dec. 3: Electrical Engineer: C. of C. Club 3: F. B. Tennis 3: Printing Club Theory 4: Tap Club 3: 4: Outdoor Sports 4: Rifle Club I. Class Yell Leader 4: S. B. Yell Leader 4: lntra. K. Ball l-4: Radio Club 3. JUNE ALLEN . . scholarship was her main issue s S' DOROTHA CLOUD Dot Commercial: Future: Journalist: G. L. Cab. 3, 4: Stu. Body Sec. 4: Girls' P. E. Club Pres. 3: Pep Club 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Class Song Queen 3: Dramatics 3, 4: Speech Arts Fest. 4: Rifle Club 2-4, Sec. 3, 4: Ass't X Ed. 3: News 3, 4: Music I, 2: D. A. R. Rep. 4: Sports Queen 4: Stu. Coun. 4: Art Club 3: Nugget 4: G. L. Tri State Conf. llvtoscowl 3: C. of C. Club 3. EMMA LOUISE EMERSON, M Commercial: Future: Secretary: Torch Honor 2-4: Stu. Coun. 4: Win- ter Sports 4: Tap Club 3: Acapella 3: Psych. Club 3: Art Club 4: Sgt. Arms G. L. 4. RANDELL GUYER ..Ran.. Commercial: Future: Clerical Position: Rifle Club l: Checker Club 4: Radio Club 3: B. B. Club 3: Orch. l, 2: lntra. B. B. 3, 4. l ELEANOR FISHER Poach Commercial: Future: Secretary: Art Club 3: A is. H. Ee. club 3: Knitting wp. K. Club, Pres. 4: Basket- ball 4: Better Sec. Club MARYLlS CRISP Tools General: Future: Teach- er: Glee Club 3, 4: H. Ec. Club 4: Knitting Club 4: P. E. Club 3 Mus. Appr. 3. EUGENE CU RREY Maud.. Scientific: Future: Ben- Son Polytechnic: Radio Club 3: Tennis Club 3: Camera Club 4: Ping Pong Club 4: Gleemen 4. JUANITA SMALL HJohnH Commercial: Future: Secretary: Astron. Club 3: Tap Club 3: Sec. Club 4: Knitting Club 4: Orch. l-4. MARVIN FANSHIER Slow Motion Scientific: Future: La- borer: B. Squad 4: Tap Club 4: Tumb. Club 4: H. and V. Ball 3: Letter- men 4: Dramatics 3, 4: Fire Squad 4. NELLIE MAE JOHNSON, Ned A Home Economics: Fu- I ture: Secretary: H. C. 1 glliib 3, 4: Harmonica l DELORA RITTER, De General: Future: Beauty Operator: H. Ec. Club 3, 4: Knitting Club 3, 4. GEORGIA CORINNE VERNA HANBY, Vee BERT DENNIS, Poirier General, Future: Lite, Transfer from Newport, Wash., 4, Basketball 4, Lettermen 4. THELDA GWILLIAM Dingle Puss Commercial, Glee Club 2, Hiking Club 3, Checkers Club 4, Knit- ting Club 4, F. B. The- ory 3. LEW Commercial, Future: Secretary, Glee Club I, 2, Torch Honor I-4, News 3, Printing Club 4, N. W. M. Conf. 2, Tennis 3, H. Ec. Club Z, Acapella 3, E. O. M. Fest, I, 2, Pep Club 3, 4. Home Economics, Fu- ture: Nursin ' Lib. Club 9. 3, Knitting Club 3, H ec. club Pres. 4. sisieii and Chatter Club 4. LOUIS LEVY, Dudy JEAN MCCALLUM CHARLOTTE MCEWEN Home Economics, Fu- ture: Dietitian, Trans- ferred from Ontario 3, Quill and Scroll 4, Nugget 4, Printing Club 4, Puppet Club 3. FRANCES HENDERSON Fran Commercial, Future: Journalist, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, News 3, 4, Acapella 3, Winter Sports 4, Ed. of X 4, Camp Cookery 3. FRANKLIN R. LEW Dummy Bell Scientific, Future: Jour- nalism, News 3, Band 2'4, lntra. Sports 3, 4, JOELLA KINNISON ..Jo.. Commercial, Future: Secretary, Dramatics 3, 4, Winter Sports 4, Scientific, Future: Hpanwwalsln B. B. Theory 3, Man- Drama Club 4, Sp. Arts Chemistry, Bus. Man- Commercial, Future: agers' Club 3, Psych. Club 4. Tourn. 4, C. of C. Club 3. ager 3, 4, Ass't 2, Quill Dentistry, G, L. Sec. 2, and Scroll 4, Rifle Club lnt. Dec. Sec. 3, Glee Z-4, Pres. 3, 4, Letter- Club I, 2, C, of C. Club men 4, News 3, 4, Fire 3, Pep Club ZA4, Pres. 4, uad I3 rck I B Theor 4 O Sq -,Ta ,2,F.. y,E..M. B. L. Sec. 4, Managers' Fest. 2, Tri State Leaguc Club 3, 4, Nugget 4, Conf. 2. Tennis 3, Dramatics Club 4, Psych. Club 3, Art Club 3. GUYENE FULLER ..Guy.. General, Glee Club 2, P. Ed. Club I, 3, Art Club 3, Torch Honor 3, 4, Class Sec. 4, Stitch and Chatter 4, Debate 4, News 4. ETH EL MCCORD Ethelbirdy General, Future: House- wife, G-lee Club I, 2, Acapella 3, H. Ec. 3, 4, Int. Dec. 3, C. of C. Club 3, News 3. JOHN HORTON .lsam-. Scientific, Future: Pro- tession, Class Sec. I, Stu. Coun. 2, 4, Class Pres. 3, 4, E.O.M, Fest. 2, Nugget 4, Drama Club Pres. 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Gleemen 4, Orch, 2, Tennis,V. P. 3, Spring Sports Sec. 3, Rifle Club 4. JIM HANLEY Scientific, Future: Model T Extermina- tor, Fire Squad 2, 4, Rifle Club I, 2, 4, Nugget 4, Art Club 3, 4, Camera Club 4, Hiking Club 3, Hobo King 4. DOROTHY BURKE . . writer supreme :vi 1 1 V, if-fl ' HELEN MINEFF ..Himy.. General3 G. L. Pres. 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Glee Club I, 23 Dramat- ics 2-4: Sp. Arts Tourn. 3, 43 Tennis 33 Checkers 43 Rifle Club 2'4j News 3, 43 E. O, M. Fest. I, 2. VERNA MUZZY Commercial3 Future: Nurse3 Glee Club 2, 33 Drama Club 43 P. Ed. Club 3. BETH MacFARLANE .iMac-. Commercial: Future: Secretary3 News 3, 43 Acapella 33 Rifle Club I-33 Ass't X Ed. 43 Winter Sports 43 Tap Club 3. BILL KIRKPATRICK Scientific3 Managers' Club 2'4Q F. B. Mgr. 43 Lettermen Sec. 43 Rifle Club I-43 Shop Theory Sec. 33 lntra. B.B. Capt. 2-43 Fire Squad 43 Dra- matics Z3 Music 2, 33 Kittenball 2, 33 Check- ers 4. CHARLES SCHUMANN . . athletics and politics mix well for him MAE MURRAY Mickey General3 Future: Musi- cal CGFSSTQ Rifle Club I, 23 Orch. I-43 Glee Club 3, 43 Acapella 33 Int. Dec. 33 Lite Career 33 Art Club 43 E. O. M. Fest. 2-4. LILITH KINNISON GeneraI3 Future: Nurse3 Art Club 43 C-lee Club I-43 Mus. App. 33 Stitch and Chatter Sec. 4. HERSCH EL KELLY Kelly Scientitic3 Future: En- gineer3 Fut. Cra. 33 Fire Squad I-43 Kittenball 2- 43 lntra. Base B. 3, 43 Winter Sports 43 Check- ers 43 Shop Theory 4. MArusen-I LUCILLE sues, Mary-' Commercial3 Future: Secretary3 Entered from Huntington 33 H. Ec. Club 33 Art Club 43 Tennis 3. JIM LITTIG, Kusuth Scientitic3 Future: Engi- neerg Football 43 Boxing 33 Checkers 43 Spring Sports 33 Lettermen 43 Fire Squad I3 Ritle Club I3 F. B. Theory 33 lntra. B. B. I-43 B Squad F. B. I-33 B. B. Mgr. 2. HARTWELL HAYES Speed Quartet 3. SARILDA ELAINE MICKEY, Cindy FUturS1RGd'0 Commercial3 Future: Deer! QVCI3- I-47 Beautician3 P. Ed. Club 31 Radio Club 3. 33 Mus. App. Club 33 41 ASTVOFI- CIUI9 Acapella 33 Ping Pong M. EEST- 2. 41 Club Sec. 43 Drama and Guit. Club Club 4, mp Cookery 33 Club 33 Kitten- BELLE MCALPINE nsusyu General3 P. Ed. Club 33 Music Club 33 H. Ec. Club 43 Stitch and Chatter 43 Glee Club I, ROBERT LEISHMAN Butch JEWELL MCCOSKRIE Dutch General: Future: Butch- Sciemificg Future: Phar- Sfi EUIGFCCI fFOm 50159 macist3 Orch. I-43 Rifle 43 Rifle Club 43 Camera Club I: glee Club 43 Club 43 Checkers 4. Drama Club 43 P. Ed. Club 33 Mus. App. Sec. 3. MERLIN YANCEY Corn Starch lke i Scientific3 Future: Sur- l QBTYQ Radio and Wire- l less 33 Camp Cookery ' 33 Checkers 4. PRISCILLA VANDECAR P. D. V. Classical3 Future:Teach- er3 Drarnatics 3, 43 Glee Club I, 23 Tap Club 43 Camp Cookery 33 Checkers 43 Printing 43 Astrol. Club 33 E.O. M. i r i Fest. l, 23 Girls' Base- ball 2, 3. 1 T9 Q71 , A CATHERINE REYNOLDS, Kam Commercial3 Future: Stenographer3 C. of C. Club 43 Hiking Club 33 Better Sec. Club 43 F. B. Club 33 Tennis 3. 3 '- 1 . . H 3 -E fi MARJORIE Lew victor woons 2 Mlm Clarke Gable ,V ,Scientificg Sec. Puppet Commercialg C-lee Club ' Club 43 Stitch and Chat- I, 23 Tap Club 33 Kitten- ' .ter 43 Art Club 33 Knit- ball 2, 3. I .1 ' -ting Club 3. l -5,1-s -.funn - 1 .. 3,525-We D At' ii ' 3 -.rw 5 its:- ii 1... .- I ' MARY THOMASON EDWARD WIDMAN cientitic3 Future: Commercial3 Future: NUFSBI Quill and Scroll AVlat0f: Checkers 41 3, 43 Stitch and Chatter, Winter Sports 4. 43 Tennis, 3. CARL SINGER Singer Scientific3 Future: Avi- 5iOT: Hiking Club 33 Astron. Club 3, 43 Ping Pong Club 4. WANDA SMELCER Mickie Commercial3 Future: Secretary3 Glee Club 2, 33 Winter Sports 43 C. of C. Club 33 Tennis 33 Drama Club 43 F. B. Theory 43 Acapella 3. x KENNETH STURGILL Kenny Scientific3 Drama Club 43 Orch. 2-43 Band 2-43 Fire Squad 3, 43 Int. Class B. B. 3, 43 F. B. Theory 33 E. O. M. Fest. 2, 33 Kittenball 2, 33 Athletic Club 3. l GEORGIA PUGH Porie General3 Future: NUFSEQ Band 2-41 E. O. M. Fest. 33 News 43 Dramatics 3, 43 Nugget 43 Aca- pella 33 Rifle Club l,2: Tennis 33 C. of C. Club 33 Printing Club 43 Camera Club 4. x BOB PLANANSKY Skeets Scientitic3 Future: Engi- neeringg Stu. Coun. 43 Torch Honor 234: Na- tional Honor 3, 43 Class V. P. 33 Stu. Body V. P. 43 Fire Squad 43 Man- agers' Club 3, 43 Kitten- ball 33 News 33 Radio Club 23 Psych. Club 33 Spring Sports 33 Pep Club 3, 43 A Squad B. B. Mgr. 43 Drama Club 43 Orch. 2-43 E. O. M. Fest. 2, 43 Letterman 4. CHARLES P. SCHUMANN, Charlie Scientific: Future: Engi- neering3 Stu. Coun. I, 43 Rifle Club I3 Glee Club l, 23 Pep Club I-4: Torch Honor I-4, V.P. 33 National Honor 3, 43 News 3, 43 B. L. Sec. 23 Tennis 33 Psych. Club 33 Lib. Leaglue 33 Man- agers' Clu 33 Bus.Mgr. FERN PAIGE, Ping Classical3 Stu. Coun. 23 Torch Honor 2-43 Sk. Sparks 23 G. L. Cab. 33 Psych. Club 33 Tap Club 33 Debate 43 Winter Sports 43 Art Club 4. JOHN HORTON . . always on the iob EDNA VALIANT, VaI Commercial, Future: College, Psych. Club 3, Puppet Club Pres. 4, C. of C, Club Pres. 4, Torch Honor 4. DONALD MORRIS --Donn Scientific, Future: Elec- trical Engineer, Fire Squad 4, Handball 3, Printing Club 4, Winter Sports 4, Kittenball 3, Intra. B. B. 3, Boxing 3. WENDELL SWANSON I , . 1 A J: -'- 1 BERNICE WIDMAN Haul'-I Nha.. Scientific, Football 3, 4, General, Future: Beau- Basketball 3, Lettermen ty Operator, Art Club 3, 4, Pres. 4, Kittenball 3, 4, V. P. 3, Hiking 2, 3. Club 3, Better Sec. Club 4. DOROTHA CLOUD '. . scribe for the Student Body RUTH WELTY, Ruthie Commercial, Future: Cartoonist, Art Club 3, 4, C. of C. 4, Better Sec. 4, P. Ed. Club 3. M., FRANCES LAAM Boots Commercial, Future: Buyer, Tennis 3, Tap Club 3, Better Sec. 4, Basketball 4, Baseball 3. HERBERT RENZ Building Trades, Future: Carpenter, Fut. Craft. 3, 4, Shop Theory 3, 4. LAURENCE METZKER Larry Scientific, Future: Truck Driver, Fut. Craft. 3, Kittenball 2-4, Handball 4, Rifle Club 4, Football 4, Checkers 4, lntra. B. B. 2-4, Shop Theory 3. WARREN WICKS Wickie Scientific, Future:Game Warden, lntra. Sports 2, 3, Life Career 3, Checkers 4, Winter Sports 4, Kittenball 2. ARLAND WELTER naud.. Scientific, Future: Engi- neer, lntra. Sports 3, 4, Ping Pong Club 4, Checkers 4, Spring Sports Club 3, Radio Club 3, Rifle Club I. PANSY LILLIAN MASTERS, Pan Commercial, H. Ec. Club 3, Checkers 4, Hiking Club 3, Winter Sports 4. ROSETTA MCC RAY Commercial, Future: Stenographer, C, of C. Club 3, Drama Club 4, Knitting Club 3, Better Sec. Club 4, Stitch and Chatter 4. Q MARGARET MYERS Mutt Home Economics, Fu-I ture: Housewife, Torchl Honor 3, Quill and, Scroll 3, 4, News 3, 4,1 H. Ec. Club 4, Stitchl and Chatter 4, P. Ed.' Club 3. 1 JIM GERRY SIim Long Scientific, Future: Rail- roader, Glee Club I, Winter Sports 4, Basket ball 3, 4, Footb all 3, Checkers 4, Boxing 3, ' 1 I T uh ii z--far 445 s ' L ' .i g i 5 . , ....., 'iii M' Clif! . fr 1, 5 '53 . ,. 'Y ft 1- w e 5 afar?-5 .rss . ' ' 5 .. K EMC Tw .szfiilie .triwf - , f , - . 3 '9- ivf i' X Q'fs5k. f -: 2' ,l Ex , fa' ng BARBARA FRENCH Barb Scientific5 Future: Chemical Enqineer5 Torch Honor 2-45 Quill and Scroll 45 G. L. Cab. 45 Camera Club 45 Ten- nis 2,35 Printing Club 45 Psych. Club 35 News 3. GEORGE WEBSTER RUBY ROBY NOCK, Knock-Knock Comme Scientific5 Future: Chefg N u rsi n g, Dramatics l5 Interclass Winter Sports B. B. 35 Winter Sports 35 C. Club 3: H. Fire Squad 3, 45 Class 45 Sec. Club 4 V. P. 45 Tennis 3. get 4. LULAH DAVIS, Lou Commercial5 Future: Secretary5 Lib, Club 3, 45 Camera Club 45 Hilc ing Club 3. WAYNE HARRISON Wildfire Scientific5 Future: Engi- neer5 Stu. Coun. 45 Bas- ketball 3, 45 Letterman 3, 45 Handball Club 35 Fire Squad 35 B Squad F. B. 3, 45 Outdoor Sports 45 B Squad B. B. REESE LEONNIG Scientific5 Future: Medi- cine5 Entered from Academy 4. NANCEY JANE FERNALD, Janie Commercial5 Future: Dancer5 News 35 Drama Club 45 Dramatics 3, 45 Tennis 3, 45 Wint-er Sports 45 Glee Club 3, 45 E. O. M. Fest. 3. BILL PRATT Classical5 Future: Dec- orator5 Torch Honor 2-45 Pep Club 3, 45 Radio Club 2-45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 News 3, 45 Dramatics 35 Lib. L'gue 35 B. L. Sec. I5 Int. Dec. 35 Nugget 45 Band 2- 45 Debate 45 E. O. M. Fest. 3, 45 Managers' Club 35 Glee Club l. CHARLES HASKELL Scientific5 Future: Busi- ness Manager5 Tennis 3, 4, V. P, 35 B Squad Foot- ball 2, 35 Drama Club 45 Winter Sports 45 Box- ing 3, 45 Gleemen 45 lntra. B, B. 3, 45 Dra- maiics 2-4. BILLY HUGHES Daisy Commercial5 Checkers 45 Football 3, 45 Dra- matics 2-45 Letterman 3, 45 lntra. B. B. I-45 Handball Club l5 Fire Squad l, 2. BOB HARDMAN Slymie Comrnercial5 Future: Contractor5 Pep Club 2- 45 Quill and Scroll 35 gand 2-45 Athletic Club DONALD OTT Creamy General5 Future: Jour- nalism5 Letterman 2-4 Football 2-45 Printing 3 45 Stu. Ad. Mgr. 4 gNugget 45 lntra. B . 4. MELVIN LEWIS Stonewall Commercial5 Future: Commercial Career5 Football 2-45 B. L. Pres. I5 Class Pres. 25 V. P. Stu. Body 35 Pep Club 35 Letterman 2-45 Bas- ketball 2-45 News 35 Tap Club 35 Drama Club 45 Kittenball 2, 3. GRIER LANGRELL Soupee Scientific5 Band l-45 Orch. l-45 B. Football 35 Fire Squad 3, 45 E.O.M. Fest. l-45 Rifle Club l, 25 lntra. B, B. 35 Pep Band l-45 Theatre Orch. l-45 Cooking Club 3. LEON BOWNS . . can he sink the baslcetsl! 4. i DARELL THOMPSON Bing Commercial5 Fulure: FOres1ry5 Glee Club 2, 45 B Squad F. B. I, 35 Hiking Club 35 Ping Pong 45 Aslron. Club Pres. 45 N. W. Mus, Boise 25 Rifle Club I5 Kiflenball 35 E. O, M, Fe-sl. 4. The informal snaps VEYTHA RUCKMAN Pele Scien1ific5 Fufure: Music5 Girls' P. Ed. 35 Sixlelfe 35 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Arr Club 35 Dra- malics Club 45 Ocfelle 4. seen on each Senior . . . SENIORS BROWN, GENE BUTSON, eos CARLSON, JOHN cox, JACK DUBY, JERALD GRABB, BUD HINDMAN, DALE HUTTON, WALLACE MCGREGOR, VERNON MANARY, ROGER MOELLER, CHARLES PEYRON, PAUL PUTMAN, EDWARD SMITH, JOHN STUART, DALE STUART, NEIL WIDMAN, EARL YOUNG, BUD CONLEY, NADEAN FISHER, WINIFRED EUGIT, aLANcHE PRowELL,cHARLoTTE IN AMBUSH page are of oulsfanding Senior class members A Z i I Al X X ss .i 'F ','-R g 'shy I' I i, K , I Liles , I lf ' i f izfc fa 1 I., ,Hx nifin. I,, , ' ' 0 SENIOR DANCE Don'l you remember going lo The gym one December nighl lo lincl a beaulilul ship resling maieslically under a slarlil sky? Didn'+ you see Those sea crealures slaring al you from lhe prolecling waves? I recall a glaring oclopus, a vicious shark, and a genlle sunlish. Yes. 'rhey did represenl hours ol ledious worlc, bul lhe dance commillee should be exceedingly proud Ol lheir produclion. Many said il was lhe mosl elaborale dance ever given in lhe gym-olhers lhoughl il an allair never lo be lorgollen. Lea slwise, lhe lacl remains Thai il' was a very clever ensemble ancl very belilling lo lhe dignily ol lhe Senior class. The S, S. Swinglimen will noi be easily lorgolrlen. . . some fun, huh? . . are you faking a picture? SSSWING lflI7f D1 KN 5 9-ff, . l .F il Q 1 is 4' Ad VV SWNA MWnk VVA . My o wvgzt ROME-O BJJULIET VO? SWE -- I saws 'STUD v'NNM 100A EUST A SETTE' Nl! A ,AP-N' SE-MOR BQNPIRE- ,GUS ,D D DOT DALSYW Y CZ....,.J2l414L4m,gy!',1,42iL,m,fff-25 ,.jf.::Qif? jgig M555 f,m.441 Z?.c44,a4.1,1lf V5-44Z,d..,.,f Mfrs QfMMQw51ffJfgZwZJfLf M521 Z ,QU J., a dfff-CJ , 400 ' M,JA,WMw,4zx,Wi'.z,,M hWL,.Ww. i if 2QzA.J1?m.,,f,-5, . a 441-L uf-lf fig! www - ' MQ 'KT J JfMWwmi5,EMM2f2J My ,if WZf?ZZ we Q JW? ff WL fMW2M+7MUd J!4a,M..MJ1 Q!jW4Q Z CC,.,.fx7!f?37 ij. Q14 2424, fm www, QM. DOROTHY BURKE . . iusfly honored SENIOR BOY 0 0 ' Charles Schumann was selecfed from fhe Senior class as oufsfand- ing boy. The qualificafions for ouf- sfanding Senior boy and girl are: Scholarship, leadership, characfer, and acfivifies. His unfiring inferesf in all school acfivifies gained for him a record nof easily surpassed. In his sophomore year, Charles was elecfed fo fhe Sfudenl' Council. As a Junior he served as business man- ager of fhe Nuggef and acfed as vice-presidenf of Torch Honor. For fwo years Charles was an imporfanf member of fhe baslcefball A squad. A fifling climax fo his nu- merous school acfivifies was his elecfion fo fhe office of Sfudenf Body presidenf. Charles was also prominenf in Quill and Scroll and was one of fhe fwo members of The Nafional Honor. SENIOR GIRL ' 0 ' Dorofhy Burke, who has been very acfive in school affairs, was chosen as oufsfanding Senior girl. Her main inferesf was in journalism. She was eiclifor of fhe school news, presidenf of fhe Quill and Scroll sociefy, and a disfinguished mem- ber of fhe Nuggel' sfaff. As a side issue, Dorofhy foolc an acfive parf in fhe Pep club and Rifle club, be- ing vice-preisidenf of loofh organi- zafions. She was also an exceed- ingly reliable commiffee worker. She was also presiclenf of fhe Torch I-lonor socief in her Senior year. Dorofhy's indlusfrious affifudei fo- ward all acfivifies and school func- fions added fo her popularily. CHARLES SCHUMANN . . fhe man of Ihe hour 1 i - SPORTS OUEEN ' ' DoroTha Cloud, Que-en oT SporTs, whose coronaTion was held aT The Junior sporT dance, reigned successfully during The sporT sea- sons. l-ler duTies as sporTs queen were To be in charge oT The TickeT sales, aTTend all games, and lead rallies. She also Took parT in ac- TiviTies perTaining To pep, rallies, games, and oTheir school TuncTions. The number oT STudenT Body Ticl4eTs sold in each class deTermined which class should crown Their represen- TaTive as queen. DoroTha's aTTend- anTs were Anna Jane Read and Lena Chaves. l-ler vivacious and queenly personaliTy made her a TiTTing sporTs queen. LEON BOWNS . . brawn and brains , 'W NT VE swf -- r. f-f- WN , M5.VrL,,y.y,gL f, 1 , we V fa' --wif qw- W , ..,r s-,-,TM 5355 l?f?Qi fl , ,,., ,M . sm. ri 1 L5 1 4 1 .ri l rl is , ,W DOROTHA CLOUD . . poise and charm SENIOR ATHLETE - - T1-A Leon Bowns, who played Tor iff Baker Senior l-ligh School in many aThleTic evenTs, was selecTed by The LeTTermen's club as ouTsTanding , Senior aThleTe. He began his aTh- leTic career b playing B squad loaslceTball in his Sophomore year. In The Tollowing Two years he played guard on The A squad, in which capaciTy he was a consTanT ThreaT lo his long shoTs. ln TooTball Leon played halT-back and helped Baker win many oT iTs mosT imporTanT games. NoT conTenT wiTh These Two sporTs, he Tound Time To parTicipaTe in inTramural compeTiTion. l-le worked well wiTh his Team-maTes and devoTed his energies To making a sTronger Team. The STudenT Body, as well as The l.eTTermen, regreT losing Leon. . 1, X wish l could gel' if fo curl up like a Now llsfen- Our amaleur phofoqrapher duck's failfeaihersf' SPRING DANCE ' ' U lRead cloclcwisel Boyd and Buclwannan wailing lo be claimed . Always llirllng . ll's always a pleasure lo grapple willm anollwer serious mind . Take care, my boy . The woman lwaler . Ceil- ings are so vacant aren'lll'1ey? X , S Q X Z' M s 1' ,fl in - ,.-, Q gdivg EXIF IIE 'T wwf 1 ' THOMAS EBLEM, Pres. T . ., The singing leader l NORMAN HILL, V-Pres. T . . energy, viTaliTy, and person- l aliTy plus BARBARA HEAD, Sec. 1 . . more Than a liTTle bif of all T righ+ T 0 ' 0 CLASS HISTORY ATTer many a bump in The lumbering old sTagecoach, The Juniors have reached The iuncTion and are ready To TransTer To The ease and comTorT oT The Senior sTreamliner. The hisTory oT The class was a sTirring one, composed oT many memorable incidenTs. The sTagecoach iolTed To' a sTop once and The occupanTs enioyed a hoedown, The Junior dance To commernorale The OnTario Tiger Tray. The Juniors again placed Themselves aT The head oT The parade by giving The TirsT pay asgembly oT The year, which was called SilenT Enemy, showing The liTe oT norThern In ians. Many of The school's well known aThleTes were provided by The Junior class, and Juniors presided over many clubs. Q The Junior-Senior BangueT and Prom was a glamorous evenT and will be re- l membered as having surpassed any previously given. T The oTTicers who so eTTicienTly held The reins were: Thomas Eblen, PresiclenTg Norman l-lill, Vice-presidenlt and Barbara l-lead, SecreTary-Treasurer. The sTudenT council represenTaTives were BeTTy Baxa and FelTon l-lunTsman. Evelyn CurTman was elecTed song queen and Bill STuder was cheer leader on The Trip. -'Wim I BILL HUFFMAN ELLEN HAYDEN HAROLD DAVIDSON CHARISSIMA REIDEN DOROTHY BROWN DESMOND SEIG VARY WALLBRUNN BILL JONES STEVEN RIORDEN EVELYN CURFMAN FELTON HUNTSMAN ANNA JANE REED ALYSE BEHNER THOMAS EBLEN ALAYNE GORDON FRED PHILLIPS WALTER LAW PEGGY MATHER MARTIN CHAVES GLADYS MITCHELL I8 ORVILLE RAGSDALE NEVA KELLEY WALLACE SOWERS LORRAINE BOWNS EVERETT JONES W - ...pad 'il' ELINORE MAYES GRANVILLE LEE BARBARA ROMIG JOHN YEAKLEY BETTY JANE WALIZ w-L-v I I O lu SM ' J B E, f Nw 5 fffh Q9 f-vas.. ' U , i MARY EIcKAs DDANE LOVE HAZEL ERANZEN DON DAVIDSON CORNELIA SCHULTZ DONALD BRINTON MARTHA HANsON CLINTON PERKINS DOROTHY LAUGHLIN ANNA BELLE REG-INALD CHAMBERS RALPH JACOBS WILLA HOFFMAN FRED SOHREEOK JANET MORIN COLEMAN OLLIE MILES LAWRENCE MURPHY JEAN PETTE DORIS ROHNER BILL ROACH JACK B'-OOMER ORVILLE ROHNER ANDREW DICKENSON ROBERT LAMBERT OLETA HARDMAN ROBERT JACK PHYLUS LOCKWOOD TOM H066 KATHRYN STODDARD MARJORIE PROWELL WWE ii 1? ' lwm., ALMA SPENCER PAULINE BURTON WILLIAM MILLER NORMAN HILL ELIZABETH CHADWICK GEORGE BLAKE DON MCCONNE BOB GEORGE ALPHUS CLARK OLIVE WILSON al it R .-. ' my RUBY TURNER BLAINE STALL I-IOMER PRATT BETTE BAXA Ll. MADGE BROWN VICTOR LOVEJOY RUTH WRTGHT KATHERINE YAMOKA MARGARET SALING FOREST KELLEY DONNA MOELLER VERNON PHTLuRs mu. STUDER JOE GORE JAMES FRANCIS PIPHER JUANITA ousv GEORGE GE1Ls HIMMELBERGER CHARLES TAYLOR VIRGIL SUMMERS . . 4 aces and Hogg . . having a good Time? JUNIOR DANCE 0 0 0 Ealring a scrimmage sandwich and or- dering a boTTle oT linamenT To drink was a common Thing aT The Sugar Bowl aT The Junior SborT Dance. Une oT The original TeaTures oT The dance was The orchesTra seaTed inside oT a giganTic radio. The main evenT oT The evening was The crowning oT The SporTs Queen, DoroTha Cloud. JUNIOR ASSEMBLY v 0 0 The Junior assembly, Crinoline and Can- dlelighT, was presenTed on WashingTon's birThday by The Junior class and direcTed by Miss Jones. The scene was seT aT a modern WashingTon's birThclay ball where George WashingT'on, played by Alphus Clark, comes To The ball, eSCorTed by FaTl'ier' Time, Law- rence lvlurphy. Bob, Tom Eblen, encounTers WashingTon, who gives him some Timely advice concerning a quarrel wiTh Ellen, Jua- niTa Duby. The oTher members oT The casT were Evelyn CurTman, Barbara l-lead, BeTTy Baxa, Norman T-!i!!, FelTon l-lunTsman, Gran- ville Lee, and Barbara Romig. . . where are my wandering boys TonighT7 . . Crinoline and CandlelighTs d ' T' ch V . . say someThing UCHC m IFS . . HUC mdf BS on . . role down my ThroaT an q h y Th T Q 1 av, W T T lg-'Q lg ig - vogoz. Q7 I QJ002' QA qgxy gi E51 2sa f' -HQQ. , fiifgpvi, 'FST T . V --'S 1125- ..- -5 . , Q 9- ' 'ima- ',',r.pIc 'f','l: 'nl 5 rr if If I I I ,. N Q . 5 - fo A! 1 J I x 0 '- fi? 79 -'ix f7Zgf: - 9 ,.' n l A 'TEQELLZ' Qin ' io 4 . fi' 'Q ' cy X , v Y, I Q A ,-1 P T. 1' l f -'Z ,Lg , . 2 i.f'f 'f' fs w if E xl Y' U iii y Eg -5 zz I JUNTOD PROM AND BANQUET One warm, moonlighl nighl in lvlay, The Juniors held Jrheir annual prom and The Junior-Senior banguel under The walchiul eyes of a giganlic Buddha and Tire-brealhing dragons. Incense iloaled among The couples who, benearh Chi- nese lanlerns, dined lo The slrains of quainl Chinese music and danced lo The Tunes of an occidenlal band. The Jroasls of The banguel were based on old Chinese proverbs. The clever combinalion of menu and dance programs also added lo The glamour of The biggesl social evenl of The season. The arrangemenls and colorful decorarions were The resull of long hours of iedious work by The following com- millee-workers: General-CHAIRMAN, Thomas Eblen, lvlary Ficlqas, Wallace Soulhard, Norman l-lilly Ticlce+s- Cl-lAlRlVlfXN, Slephen Riordan, Duane Carlson, Evelyn Curiman, A ice Behner, lvlarion Bunch, Charles Ellis, Barbara l-lead: Banguel-CHAIRMAN, Gladys Milchell, Belle Baxa, Annaoelle Coleman, Neva Kelley, Berl Newell, Fred Schreelc, Calherine Yamoaka, Willa l-loiiman, Fred Phillips, James l'-limmelbergerq Prom-Cl-lAlRlVlfXN, Dorolhy Brown, Rooerl CH, Don Rimby, Barbara Romig, lvlarfin A Chaves. 1 .f l N T X w M-T N, fi f W ff, y l W xy, an i-'VIQV x 119 il 7 gf ' Q. is xx f ' fy r'id05ga5'i'E A 1 if Q 4 T-' X dz is! fi asia gms - C . N Jig uf' V ' . .14-':'..T at -33 4 aria? --f ees ilu., '- 1-- ..,, X--X T ir . . The dynamo ROBERT BEASON, V-Pres. . . humor in The vice-presidency VIRGINIA YOUNG, Sec. . . small, bu+ forceful ' 0 0 CLASS HISTORY The Sophomores, aTTer plodding down The Oregon Trail, papoose Tashion, have donned Their war painT and capTured The Junior's sTagecoach. Big ChieT oT The Papooses was PresidenT Dick Temple, and LiTTle ChieT was Bob Beason. Virginia Young chronicled The year's Trelc. Around The sTudenT council Tires saT Claudia Wood and KeiTh Perkins. Shirley PuTman and Wayne Phillips led The chanTs and baTTle cries. A unique Barn Dance was given by This class on OcTo'ber The ThirTy-TirsT. From The Sophomore ranks came one oT Balmer I-ligh's mosT ouTsTanding baslceTball players, Waymon Colson. The class also supplied many members oT The B squad TooTball and basl4eTball Teams. Mary Leuclc, The sTudenT body song queen, is anoTher member oT The class. 'ff' I A gf, fe A mf lp ,IAEYM-w ' 'WM ggiflvxzg, I . ' h , . -.Q ag ,, tie! 4. Ig J. 7 .54 A wiv 'S is fi-line , . 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W, T R Q 1219 L, wi Lu- 0 ' 8 in R 1 'iii t Ag, Ri? , Y uw T: W , , .. ,-12 Aw 5 T, Q ALICE MAY ALMA MAY BUSTER CAVIN WELCH RowENA PRATT soNoYA HTRATA ANNA ANDERSON FLOYD CROGHAN MARGARET IRMA MACY HARRY SMITH DELORIS OLSEN JACK MCCORD KIM MCRTM LE0N'G ROBERT LEE SHIRLEY PUTNAM GENTRIA TALTAEERRO ROBERT MYRTLE JOHNSON ARDELLA CARPENTER ,-A WARREN C-BUYER MARGY STEWART DUANE CLEMENTS GENEVIEVE HAUGEN EVANS ROBERT WIQKAM ADEALIA HA H fx ,L ,W 35 K M 'fr V' TC f ' X xx X ' ii,-if, X X gt 1' T W' ff W Q null' 4iL E-if I J 'AR I BILL CANTRELL THARON MARY BOYCE SANDFORD ED LTNKous GILBERT JONES KENNETH BUSTER ESTES MCCORD ELSIE DAVIS Eeo SHIRLEY MCKTNNEY ,,, .v ,..,..,,. W. -4 ,-Y V Q vp WM,+E D Fon , . '1 Um r I fA .X.misoNr 3EEfWU 5lC. DEP? Eb ,y P 5 H 0 W H vs-Ufpf FRf0A'1 ' DQ, Yquwkmff. BE QAN A. gTQ PX, E fwhE d P20 dum XKILA fi if AXIJK' F M L, , .1vA, 7 VN XX i . ' '. if A- A of if BRN wf Vwi 1 5 , 1- 7 1 I s L wi hw--.--....,,,,, , I A J, ,pk . .yu C L O U D HAQRY CLINTON I937 NUGGET - - ' ART STAFF: Charlolle McEwen, edilorg Jim Hanley, Don Rimby, Roland Mills, Harry Yealcley, Dorolhy Greer. EDI- TORIAL STAFF: Dorolhy Burlre, edilorg Kalheryn Slodclard. Belly Jane Wallz, Bill Pra'H'. ADMIN. EDITOR, Evelyn Curfman. DEPT. EDITOR, Yvonne Bowen. SPORTS STAFF: Louis Levy, edilorp Mary Leuck, CLASSES: John Horlon, edilorg Alayne Gordon, Dorolha Cloud. SATIRE: Belle Baxa, Barbara Head. TYPIST: Dorolha Cloud. CLUB EDITOR: Belly Jane Wallz. PHOTOGRAPHY: Louis Levy, chief: Thomas Eblen. BUSINESS STAFF: Charles Ellis, soIici+ingg Duane Carlson, sales: Berf Newell, Jane Fernald, Mary Ficlras, Ruby Roby, Diclr Temple, Mary Wallbrunn. AIDS: Georgia Pugh, Annabelle Coleman. Bill Huffman, Charlolle Prowell, Lililh Kinnison. ASSISTING EDITORS: Bill Pra'H, Dorolhy Burlle. SPECIAL PRINTER: Don OH. fafvv ff ID I If I y Nxxjffxxw , .v I ffl, V WMD' fff A A -L 1 4 :sit R A T T Um S 2 '5 2, 1 , '-ff 'i'n - I 'W' M , 5' M 31.59 , ,Vg 1 'Mu 'V Nl SATIQE STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS 7' I I 'el P5 ,QW ,KL 'vi Pmgff' W X ., 'E fi 2 i Q ,ffgQ f' eusmrsss srfxvr- Am STAFF fs, ,J 1 'lo N IAI- STAFF DON ALO OTT AI iw sd!-39 S -'sv A 'A new ,I A I 1 I - IA Q v 'i w e you sure you will be ha XOX PPV? . . . Thai is The quesTion CRADLE SONG 0 0 0 There seems To be an epidemic in our school This year Tor loeing diTTerenT Trom pre- vious years. The DramaTics deparTmenT has held True To This Torm and chose as one of Their producTions The Cradle Song, a Two- acT drama seT in a convenT. Charles Haskell gave The inTerlude in verse. On The prioress's TeTe day, which is a liTTle TesTival in The convenT, a girl baby, Teresa, is leTT in a baslceT aT The door wiTh a wriTTen requesT Trom The moTher Tor The nuns To rear her. They do This and prepare her Tor mar- riage when she is oT age. The casT included: SisTer Joanna oT The Cross, Olivia Allen: Teresa, DoroTha Cloud: The prioress. Willa l-loTTman: The vicaress. l-lelen lVlineTT: The misTress oT novices, Dor- oThy Brown: SisTer Marcella, Joella Kinnison: SisTer Maria Jesus, Jane Fernald: SisTer Sa- gario, Elinor Mayes: SisTer Inez, Mary Wall- brunn: SisTer Tornera, Barbara Romig: The docTor, Dick Temple: AnTonio, Charles Chandler: a counTryman, Marvin Fanshier: a lay sisTer, Priscilla Vandecar: a poeT, Charles l-laslcell. H , i U Misfress of Novices, Prior If '9 'l 5 lo 90- Telex . . . she's sucking her 'll1umbl Vicaress The day has long since passed when high schools gave plays iusT for fun and Thoughi' well of Themselves, such plays as Mr. Bob. The drama deparTmenT in Balmer Senior High School has always endeavored To uphold cerTain principles in iTs selecTion and presenfaiion of plays. IT has Tried To choose plays ThaT will require sfudy and give benefit in accordance wifh The Time and energy expended, To The acTors as well as enTerTainmenT To The audience. The Torchbearers and The Cradle Song did noi fail in This endeavor. In The pasT few years a goodly number of Baker High sTudenTs have made Their mark in This communify and elsewhere. Some have ioined and a few have organized LiTTle TheaTre groups. Many have gone on To major in dramaTics in college. This year has developed addifional Talenf Thai' will be no excepiion To Thai' of former years, and The class in beginning dramafics gives promise of a splendid advanced group for nexf year. DIRECTOR OF DRAMA. v e 0 SUBMERGED Submerged, wiTh a casT oi all boys Trom The advanced dramaTics class, was presenTed in assembly April 2 I. Six men in a wrecked and submerged submarine, all oT Them abouT To break under The sTrain, Try To decide which one oT Them shall be shoT Through The Torpedo gun: This meaning insTanT deaTh Tor The vicTim, buT rescue Tor The resT. Brice draws The card ThaT decides his TaTe buT refuses To go. Shaw goes in his place buT iT is Too laTe-The waTer breaks inTo The room in which Jorgson has locked Bricel The casT included: Dunn, The lover, Norman Hill: Shaw, The dreamer, Charles Haskell: Brice, The coward, Bill Hughes: MacAndrews, The commander, Dick Temple: Nabb, The cockney, Bill STuder: and Jorgson, The bully, Darrell Grabb. . . l'm siill in command . . ThirTy faTl1oms down a sailor oughTn'T To have a sweeThear'i ' . . alone-They mighi noi find mel' Rs... W. l l TEN YEARS OF DRAMATIC TALENT ' ' ' Ten years ago our school was TorTunaTe in having a dramaslics deparTmenT organized by Mrs. Alice M. Osborne. Many Times during The pasT Ten years we have enioyed The besT play producTions in EasTern Cregon. As we enjoyed Ten Years of DramaTic TalenT, an ouTsTanding review TeaTuring The pasT and presenT acTors oT Baker High School, we came To The con- clusion ThaT Shakespeare was righT when I-lamleT said, The play's The Thing. ALL ON A SUMMER'S DAY WOMEN FOLKS ' ' ' Women Folks was Taken To La Grande To The Speech ArTs TournamenT, where iT received very good criTicism. The ploT oT This play deals wiTh The liTe oT a young man dominaTecl compleTely by women. Finally, when his moTher liTerally chased his Tiancee ouT oT The house, he rebelled and decided To be a man's man wiTh only one woman, his secreTary, whom he married Tor saTe keeping. Mrs. P. , Oh, for 'the love of arf! Frederick, The man who suffered Nelly Fell WGS H19 5'-BUSGHOU unconscious, of fha Pl5Y' ' 0 ' TORCHBEARERS Ulead counler-cloclcwisel . Florence McCrickeH Jrhe only woman wilh no marriage experience . A crIHc momenl . An imlimale scene from Bill's slage Career . ll he knew he had inlerlerecl wilh my greal oppor+uni+y . Dress rehearsal-i+'s Time we gol onel . Three chickens oul ol 'rhe same egg -Splndler, Mrs. P., and l-losselrosse. 'lj Bottom row: Gard, R. Lee, Beeson, Albrecht, Sturgill, Romig. Second row: G. Pugh, Langrell, Murphy, Isaacs R. Rohner, Tledemann. Third row: E. Chadwick, Eblen, P. Sieg, H. Pratt, Lammert. Fourth row: K. Perkins, B. Pratt, Rlmby, A. Clark, George. BAND 0 ' 0' This year the band and orchestra have blossomed forth with at- ofoix X X tractive white sweaters with purple year-bands on the left arm and a cj i X purple and gold lyre on the left side. 'ff 5 .... . If -17,5 N N The band has been especially appreciated for its co-operation in L -Q 43 1 playing at the games, notably al' the Eastern Oregon Basketball tour- ly 5 nament, held here in Baker this year. . 1 A H 4 ' The orchestra. one of the cultural classes of our school, has co- 5 4 lf 0 M 0 Q 'I A gr operated with the glee clubs and dramatics department, thus making the programs more attractive 'ro the public. e es ORCHESTRA ' lottom row: Langrell, G. Lee, H. Hurting, Small. Second row: E. Chadwick, Eblen, Jack, Clements, Hirata. QQ -E' Ffh ... I ef? fi WMM Q. 4 ' 0 ' CHONITA ChoniTa, The liTe oT nomads, given in music and presenTed on March 29 by The combined glee clubs. accompanied by The orchesTra, under The direcTion oT Mr. H. R. GranT, was a gay. colorTul romance depicTing k The nomadic liTe oT gypsies in Hungary abouT M ow my T am I88O. --charm' 2,22 befqam' The romance oT ChoniTa was presenTed wiTh verve and color and The cosTumes and dances, direcTed by Miss Annie Laura Jones, helped maTerially in porTraying The liTe oT These liTTle-known people. The characTers were John HorTon as lvlurdo, The gypsy leader and ChoniTa's TaTher: Mae Murray as ChoniTa, a beauTiTul gypsy princess: VeyTha Ruclcman as Daya, ChoniTa's old nurse: Darell Thompson as STephan, a gypsy minsTrel and ChoniTa's lover: Bob Hardman as The Baron STanescu, head oT an old Hungarian Tamily and ChoniTa's uncle: Jewell McCoslcrie as The Baroness STanescu: Leon Bowns as Konrad, The Baron's son: Charles Haslcell as Emil. a servanT. Jean Hayes. Gladys Hogg, Peggy lvlaTher, Wilma Duncan, Wilma Book, Wanda Seig. and Lena Chaves were The gypsy dancers. The chorus included: lvlarylis Crisp, Doris Denham, Hazel Franzen, AniTa Fleming. CleTa Hardman, Willa Hoffman. Oalcie Harris, Ellen Hayden, Neva Kelly, LiliTh Kinnison, Belle McAlpine, Nelda Mc- Corlcle, MargareT Qualls, BeTTy WalTz, Olive Wilson, George Bergeson, lvlarTin Chaves, Bill HoTTman, George Noclq, BerT Newell, Carl Singer, Desmond Sieg. Thomas Eblen, Harold Davidson. Why nof, Cl1onita? Now lei' us conTemplaTe i- a- o S'rarIi hf, sfar bfi ht ,. X9 Ink-programs-fype-lice-prin?er's devils Q M ,. V' Mr Drills-noise-smell of pain!-hammers - H 4 K fy 55' 53 Eg C r 'll 7 fir 1 '+A X A X I K, 'if' X X .a , - 5 'J E J N fy 1 f fx ff ' 4' .-Q ff fuv li ,Y ,1 1 Packing of fypawrifers-banging car- riagex-time Adiedives-phrases-Chaucer-Pepys Ng r YQ, ' 7 A64 f J? W f A 1 n 1 -f 1 N X-'hvvv f ' xv -- tbzr. 'ig Q 1 -f .--...Q 1 mx O I 2, ' I ' ' ' 5 .. lg., E .- lZ.!1UI - i Pufrid odor-solufions-aioms-long slimy aprons Civic pride-no gum chewing-U. S. prasldenis f I f 1' XX ga Z, 97. 9 ,G , 3 'f ,, fb? if E 4 if L 'G' 'f ,L f gif f W 1' ni f 0 a' R ff n V' Ai' , I - W Q wr -fi V? - Y Y - ,,- figix m iff? f f - I V - 'rf lfff - X I5-V . gg f 1 ' L 0 X I A Q gb ' , an :U 7, 2 s - . ..S? 'L N ' wi 7 A. li l if if . rl , l W li I mi . , ll Q If Y ,, DOROTHY BURKE GLADYS MITCHELL DOROTHY GREER Presidenf Vice-Presiden+ SecreTary 0 ' ' TORCH HONOR The brain sTorms oT The school ride in The Honorary Wagon, pushing onward up The Trail in quesT of knowledge. The qualiTicaTions Tor membership in This club are high grades, earned by conscienTious ThoughT, sincere work, and selT-perseverance. Being an honor socieTy, The goal oT The club is perTecTion. The membership oT The club reached The maximum oT TiTTy members, TwenTy-Three oT which were Sophomores. ln mid-winTer, The group enjoyed a skaTing parTy. The club presenTed an original skiT Tor pep nighT and sponsored one oT The besT pay assemblies oT The year, TeaTuring Jack Rank, The magic clramaTisT. The Torch Honor conTerence aT HermisTon was aTTended by many Baker delegaTes and officers. The oTTicers who served The club This year were: DoroThy Burke, presidenTg Gladys MiTchell, vice-presidenT, and DoroThy Greer, secreTary. Miss GerTrude Turner was The adviser. Members Tor The NaTional Honor socieTy were chosen. wiTh The excepTion oT a few Juniors, Trom The upper level oT The gracluaTing Torch Honor members. Boffom row: Crogan, Franzen, Rokui, M. Young, R. Praft, V. Young, C. Duby, Clabouqh, Woods, Head, WalTz. Second row: M' h ll, Th' d Pl ansk Brinfon, M. Boyce Emerson, D. Blankenship, Paige, D. Brown, Rohner, G. Lew, Posey, Robertson, :Tc e ir row: an y, , Olsen, Fuller, Valianf, Miss Turner, adviser, Curfman. Fourth row: Hoffman, J. Allen, L. Lewis, Burke, French, Burger, Greer, Schumann Gorman. Fifth row: Holden, Riordan, Albrechf, M. Leonniq, Turner, Beason, B. Pratf, A. Coleman. l G A gy wi Fr l HELEN MINEFF HELENCHADWICK EVELYN CURFMAN MARY FICKAS l Presideni' Vice-Presidenf SecreTery Sergeani'-aT-Arms GIRLS' LEAGUE ' ' U 5? . .. :MQ ' 6235221 T , 0 . hfbfsfa T ,L 'sr ef in gr gz'o'o:o?? K l Mtn err Use oT Leisure Time and VocaTions Tor Girls were The Two eTTecTive Themes carried ouT by The Girls' League This year. The TirsT Theme, Use oT Leisure Time, was used by The disTricT Girls' League conTerence, which was held in Baker November 7. Many Baker dele- gaTes aTTended The Tri-sTaTe conTerence aT Yakima in April. OTher acTiviTies oT The league were The scrap books made by The girls and The prinTing of The creed by The ciTizenship chairman, Vir- ginia Young. Barbara French was responsible Tor The 'Finances oT The league, Taking charge oT candy sales aT The TooTball and baskeTball games. The Girls' League sporT dance in April was under The super- vision oT DoroThy Brown, social chairman, who also arranged The moThers' and daughTers' Tea which was given in May. The decoraTions Tor These were handled by DoroTha Cloud, arT chairman. The aThleTic chairman was Tharon Sanford. Georgia Lew planned The programs Tor The meeTings which carried ouT The predominaTe Theme. Boifom row: V. Young, Sanford, Mrs. Anderson, adviser, Cloud. Second row: French, D. Brown, G. Lew. 46 fig TIM BRINTON DICK TEMPLE LOUIS LEVY Presidenir Vice-PresidenT Socrofary Y ' 0 ' BOYS' LEAGUE Led by The eTTicienT oTTicers, BrinTon, Tempie, and Levy. The Ieague sTarTed a worThwhiIe year by puTTing inTo pracTice a code oT eThics, which The boys whole-hearTedIy accepTed and Tried To uphold during The year. This code includedz CourTesy-To show reTinemenT, aTTabiIiTy-To perTorm kindness wiTh polifeness. Courage-To encounTer diTTicuITies wiTh firmness, pluck, valor. GenerosiTy--To show Iiberaliry in spiriT or acT. GraTiTude-To show ThankTuIness Tor kindness awakened by a Tavor. T-IonesTy-To show Tairness, TruThTuIness, sinceriTy. inTegriTy, and a sense oT humor. IniTiaTivz+To show enTerprise. resourceTuIness, seIT-reliance, and originaIiTy. Iv1oraIiTy-To conTorm To The sTandard oT righT, iusTice, and virTue. PuncTuaIiTy-To show prompTness and The habiT oT keeping one's engagemenTs aT The righT Time. ResponsibiIiTy-To show The abiIiTy To respond Tor one's conducT-To show TrusTworThiness and dependabiIiTy. Self-conTroI-To show resTrainT over one's seIT. To show caImness, inhibiTion, self-command. During The year meeTings were held regularly in acTiviTy periods. A vocaTionaI guidance program was carried ouT. This program broughT To The members a number of men of various professions, who explained Their parTicuIar Iine of work, giving The boys an inspiraTionaI insighT inTo The ways oT The pracTicaI business world. This program was a greaT success Trom The very sTarT, as iT gave The boys an opporTuniTy of acquiring invaluable inTormaTion Trom TirsT hand auThoriTies. is iufam if R x gr I is if by 1 px , mfg 5 V , la WQNZi5Q2j72, E' W is E MieQf'Q9.,, :'., I -igIN?:Qf,' AQ? , ...,,.,,,-H-an . ,, . H W I ii if QE' W1 T 5 ---- is ' ,Q ,. . x f , 3'-if YE EDITORS DOROTHY BURKE FRANCES MARY THOMPSON Ednfor in Chief HENDERSON Edifor Herald News Edifor of X Z! Z Us ll SC U15 ,TTT OUILL AND SCROLL 0 ' ' The newswriTers launched inTO anOTher suscessTul year, headed by The Quill and Scroll organizaTion. The membership OT The club was increased Trom eighT To eighTeen members, including The Two advisers, aT an impressive iniTiaTiOn ceremony held aT The beginning OT The year. AddiTiOnal members were added aT The iniTiaTion in The spring. Quill and Scroll is an honor OrganizaTiOn which gives The spark TO and Torms The nucleus Tor The newswriTing club, supervising The Herald News and X, The school paper. lT was Through The eTOrTs OT This group ThaT a mimeographed paper was sTarTeci and laTer issues prinlred. All members nOT Quill and Scrollers are assOciaTe members OT The club. The Tollowing OTTicers acTed Tor bOTh groups: EdiTOr-in-chieT, DOroThy Burke: ediTor OT X, Frances l-lenderson: ediTor OT l-lerald News, Mary Thomason: exchange ediTor, Alice Burger. Miss Gray and Mr. Evans were The advisers. To qualiTy Tor This club The iniTiaTes musT have done OuTsTanding worlc in iournalism Or on The NuggeT, ranlc in The upper Third OT Their class, and be approved by The naTiOnal secreTary. Top row: Burger, B. PraTT, Myers, Ragsdale, Mineff. Boffom row: McEwen, Schumann, Cloud, Mather, Levy, French. Q,,' , - Wgerigqfzg. A A f' 7 - W 73092 ' ' ' NEWSWRITING The winning oT The l-larris ElsworTh sTaTe Trophy Tor The besT news noTes in a ciTy paper was an ouTsTanding achievemenT oT The newswriTing club. This club, associaTed wiTh The Quill and Scroll, pub- lishes The Herald News and The X, This is The second year oT publicaTion of The X. Many im- provemenTs boTh in The news and The mimeographing process were inTroduced beTore The paper was prinTed. The TirsT prinTed ediTion was published in March. This combined club is one oT The mosT acTive or- ganizaTions in The high school. They led The school TuncTions aT The beginning OT The year wiTh Their WriTer's Kramp geT-acguainTed dance. They also sponsored several parTies, a candy sale, and a pay assembly. They have builT up an exchange rack and have given and TurThered many ideas Tor The school. Exchange news comes Trom Three colleges To help Baker l-ligh know whaT grads are doing. BoTlom row: Romig, Fuller, Emerson, H. Holden, Mayes, Mineff, G, Milchell, WalTz, Miss Gray, adviser. Second row K Perkins Thomason, Curfman, Cloud, J. Duby, MacFarlane, Book, Mafher, Albrecht Third row: D. Carlson, C. Perkins, Henderson French Paige, McEwen, Burke, A. Coleman, Eblen, G. Lee, Myers, Evans, adviser. Fourfh row: Barron, Burger, Schumann, Riordan B PraH ng as -'il , 9 A away, 3' 06 . 46' JC J. R. EVANS ELOISE GRAY Adviser Adviser MU ,Z so ,X in ,dm IA. Bollom row: Kirkpalrick, Duby, Bowns, LiTTig, Lewis, Leggeff, Ragsdale, Hughes, Harrison. Second row: Colson, Bloomnr, Schumann, Riordan, Young, Chaves, Planansky, Bumgardiner. Third row: D. OTT, Sowers, Gerry, ATkinson, D. Carlson, B. Off, Hall. LETTERMEN ' ' ' Under The capable direcTion oi Don OH, chiei of The sTudenT police, The LeTTermen have ushered aT all baslceTball games and during The enTire TournamenT. Composed of approximaTely TwenTy-Tive members, iT has acTed as a sTudenT police body. Vice-presidenT, lvlarTin Chaves, acTing in The absence oT Wendell Swanson, president had charge oi The annual l.eTTermen's assembly. Bill KirlcpaTriclc was secreTary. FIRE SQUAD ' ' ' Keeping an alerT lool4ouT Tor Tires, The scouTs saTeguard our caravan. This group of scouTs, oTherwise called The Fire Squad, is composed OT abouT TwenTy boys who are ready aT all Times To answer any call Tor a Tire drill. They see ThaT all enTrances are open so Thai' There will be no delay in vacaTing The building. WiThouT This club The school would noT be compleTe. The officers oT This club were: KenneTh STurgill, presidenTg FelTon l-lunTsman, vice-presidenT: Bill Huffman, secreTary: Jim Gerry and George Blake, sergeanTs-aT-arms. Bolfom row: V. Morris, Fanshier, Gerry, LammerT, Sfuder, Sfurgill, Blake, W. Phillips, D. Morris, Gwilliams. Second row: Jacobs, Wohlford, Kirkpalrick, Jack, Eblen, Hall, Muuy, McCord. Third row: C. Perkins, Roach, Kelley, Brown, Huffman, Planansky, F. Phillips. Fourth row: Duby, Langrell, Burgeson, Chaves, Linkous, Bunch, Bumgardiner. l Q . il ' T JEAN McCALLUM DOROTHY BURKE HELEN CHADWICK l Presidenf Vice-Presideni' Secrefary i D 0 0 PEP CLUB The organizaTion ThaT is The foremosf backer of all The school sporTs is The Pep club. For each arhleric evenT This club arranged a pep assembly To furTher The pep of The school, Thus preisenTing many ouTsTanding business men and TalenTed enTerTainers. The annual Pep NighT before The La Grande fooTball game again aroused The bulldog spiriT. ln The yearly song conTesT preceding Pep NighT, The Junior class came ouT wiTh flying colors for The song, A Laud To Our School. The purpose of This organizafion is To creaTe a spiriT of enThusiasm and pep for all high school acTiviTies, To arrange pep meefings, To encourage sporTsmanship, and To aid in all school acfiv- iTies when possible. The members, selecTed Tor school spirif, acTiviTies and scholarship, are nominafed by The club and chosen b The faculTy. Before The close of each year Three boys and Three girls are chosen from The ninfli grade, The same from The Sophomore class, and one boy and one girl from The Junior class. The sTudenTs reTain membership as long as They remain in school. The LeTTermer1's club appoinfs one member from The Junior class each year for represenTaTion. The yell king and assisTanTs and The song queen are made honorary members if noT members aT The Time of elecTion To office. V DirecTing The oursranding year of This club were Jean McCallum, presidenT: DoroThy Burke, vice-president Helen Chadwick, secrefaryg and Mrs. Alice Osborn, adviser. Boffom row: Hill, N. Duncan, W. Phillips. Second row: H. Chadwick, Burke, G. Lew, D. Brown, L. Hindman, Cloud, McCallum Curfman. Third row: Osborn, adviserg J. Allen, Robertson, Baxa, L. Bowns, Sfuder, Head. Fourlh row: Schumann, D. Hlndman Horfon, Planansky, Temple, B. Praff, Huffman, T. Brinfon. 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They assisTed in Teaching beginners, esTablishing a ladder, and in parTicipaTing in This year's Tull sched- ule. They were members oT The undeTeaTed l935-36 Team, and are members of The ciTy Team. PRINTING CLASS AND CLUB ' ' ' The sixTeen members oT The prinTing class have charge oT The prinTing Tor all The Baker schools. Their various iobs are: PrinTing TickeTs, programs, dodgers, aTTendance slips, sTaTionery, envelopes, reporTs, adverTisemenTs, sTaTemenTs, and ribbons. The prinTing class also handled all The prinTing Tor The EasTern Oregon Teachers' meeTing and The prinTed maTerial Tor The E. O. TournamenT, boTh oT which were held in Baker. Mr. Palmer, The prinTing Teacher, supervised a prinTing club as well as The Two classes. AT The end OT each year a parTy is given by The class. Bolfom row: D. Sfuarf, Hogg, Ellis, D. OTT, D. Davidson, Leggeff, Himmelberger, Morris, N. Sfuari. Top row: Mr. Palmer, ad- viser, Greger, B. OTT, Ingle, McCord, Pufman, Blankenship. W ,N va4A x 2... 2.5 W .E IlIlIl'ilII -A !I A f s ' 4 f Dear Sir:-Peck, peck-lranscriplion- conduct Pans-odors-burned food-dishwafer Skiing-courT house-sIips-skaling- Tennis ' TQ ,. fe - , Mr' i? , T, , ea WD .lil li ' ' ' RIFLE CLUB The sharpshooTers oT The Rifle Club acT as The proTecTors oT The Oregon Trail. This club meeTs weekly in The high school gymnasium under The supervision OT Mr. Glenn WolTe. The members are insTrucTed in The proper use, handling and care oT The Tirearms which is The basic TundamelnTal in The essenTials oT good marlcsmanship. Many oT The riTlemen have made consec- uTive high scores which are necessary To receive Their sharpshooTer awards. The leaders oT The club This year were Louis Levy, president Fred Schreeclc, vice-presidenT: and DoroTha Cloud, secreTary. Boilom row: W. Phillips, Kirkpatrick, Levy, D. Gwilliams, Clabough, Cloud, Croghan. Second row: Schreek, Horion, Temple Woodward, Leishman, Melzker. Third row: Jack, G. Lee, Gardner, F. Lew, K. McCord. , - 'Sv , X S Grease pain?-scenes-aciion--d rama W B0 l' X H V Cosfumes-sfrings-dolls 1 Y 4 '51 VJGFQ' I f fl. Q ,.g. R x f 4 E NV A . - 5 ' , I, , X .L m f fa, -Mg. , ,. ,UM W ' w 'V ai' fl' Q' 15 gg up' S' 153 ' Syl? V, 51 Q ff 61 x .:xXN .' W . Bows +a rg e+s arrows Punches-black eyes-lcnockoufs--holds Maia?- 'lvzmk f. 'll C Q 6 B-'B 651 Wm, :Z 5 W 4 I R? fi ' ' 'V .Jff new Simi! 0 ff,-3 'E ?2'o z'2.. vs H' L ,L GEORGE ALLISON Head Coach . . wha? do ya fhinlr you're playin'--dolls? HARRY WALMSLEY B Fooiball . . ge+ in fhere, you cookies ki! ,ff , RRRR fs: , r. N I . .. - W V f flair V R ' W Q sfgrfs as Ts 'li' ,L f e.. . , , '2 1-1 , A s i, Ai g H E i W T .1 A xiii? in i .. ' T V. New i g g A . S X T M ., S ' 'fiisfs ..,. . if I, A 1 fv'z4f'fi R .llin . as 4 if ii E 1, , , I 1 R Q RRRR R JOHN WOODHOUSE B Baslreiball . . a man of few words The above men head fhe coaching sfaff of Baker l-ligh School. These coaches noi only in- sfrucl 'rhe boys in 'rhe fundamenlals of 'The various sporls. buf also coach 'rhem in 'rhe essenlials ' of good sporlsmanship. The resull of lhis Training has led 'ro one of lhe mosf successful a+hle+ic years of Baker High School. The coaching s+af'l is one well equipped and efficienl in fhe inslruc- 'rion of our a'l'hlelic program-foolball, baslcelball, and Jrraclc. MANAGERS- . . Full Schedules Kepf Them Busy Plananslry, Baslcelballg Levy, Business: Kirlrpairiclr, Foofball .4 ,...,... M , k r 1 P ir- DUANE CARLSON-G. . . bashful buf brave JACK ATKINSON-T. which way are ihey going? FUUTHHLL MELVIN LEWIS-C. made red a predominanf color WENDELL SWANSON-F. . . kicked a pofenr pigsi:in JIM BUMGARDNER-Q. Balxer's Triple Three? 'fhe bowed menace JACK BLOOMER-T. . a lof of power if ui'ilized BILL LEGGETT-H. curls make 'em +ough FUUTBHLL DON OTT-G. DALLAS SOUTHARD-E. . . much io do: liffle fo fall: abou? ORVILLE RAGSDALE-H. . . so much depends on you . . worried fhem info many a win GERALD DUBY--G. . . never a dull momen+ V lr, , nf, f . 'K ' 3. swf:-ear . f rf f i..A IQ ,Q- ,ma i g - , naw -ff ' W' ..,, M , .. - .ffJ..v,.: 1 ,.,,.. 6,m,,., r ,f fu :S J 3 SJ? , K ' . ,,. f- - :.:'::- Q-w w' Mm 2 rag if BOB BUTSON--T. . . pigskin and Virginia: his inieresfs main .X nv-A 1 , ' 5 W '1..hMg,.g.,bA:w...:n.. JIM LITTIG-E. . iusf for BeHe GLEN HALL-G. siopped fhe biggesf ones' BUD GRABB-H. . . fool: -the breaks 4 ' Y' .JEL MARTIN CHAVES-T. . . fhe dread of E. O. QW' '-' I I 2-T111 LEON BOWNS-H. '. . I 'think I can do'er coach I gg, FUUTBFILL STEVE RIORDAN-C. . . 200 pounds of dynami'Ie -2 ff 6fh .W .A,A , , ,W .J , I A ' I, in f ji A I If I, 1 f 1, I P? J f' I - Qian ' .4 JOHN CARLSON Q always rough and ready BILL HUGHES-E. . . our IiH'Ie big man in 4 Ji' I M ii is 15 Lf xi M? If , ,,, J ' 'W lllillllllli init ,wma W- lllllllliilltlllllt , llll Pllliti lillllllll , gpg iilmiiili, lllilllli lll Hlll i ff l l l I ' Bulldogs Threaten Of--i T ten But Never Quite f- We l Reach Goal Line 3 83 Yard Drive Scores ',,.-- Q , . , Bakei Touchdown in , An alert. heads-up football team. l 3 from Macmughlin union nigh sciiuai tk Second Pgngd i Y of Milton-Freewater turned a break into a touchdown on a single play lt ' ' ' here yesterday afternoon and de-ll . . seated a eater nigii football team JXLA GRANDE l l that spent most of the afternoon in 'i l Zits opponents' territory but neverl l Quite reached the Milton goal line. The score was 6-0, the attempted V ' Y place kick for point being blockedi . , . Q 3 It was a heart-breaker for Baker P35595 Galn for VlSlt' Q to lose, the first touchdown scored it F 'N affainst the Bulldogs in four games. 'f - ' - . Y Time counter egvas made on a forward ik OYS' xnal Score 7 77 N pas follow by two latcrals after , . 3 Swanson's fumble had been recover- 5 Crowd Big i , cd by a red ierseyed Mac Hi boy on Q l l Bakers Ztiait was the only time Mac 5 hreatene to score, while Baker! seemed about to score repeatedly but' BY KLASS V' POWELL ' i never did. Mac started onw four The Baker Bullodgs finished ther plays in Baker territory during the i936 foctball season in a tie with the l enmevgifae' an Ebony Tigers of be Grande DBTOIE a 'S' 'S Sm Wu Club capacity crowd at the municipal i The Mac Hi team lived up L0 ad- ball field Wednesday afternoon. Vance notices by being a smarty cle- K in the thkd Dermd me Tigers r ver. well coached outfit. The visitors i overcame 8 sgvewporm read reg- i . were Ouiweighed SEVEYHY vounds W 2 istered by the Bulldogs in the sec- Y the man by Baker, and this told in i and quarter to make me mlm 1 the repeated thrusts the Baker easiest mmm 7 V, L, which was 8,50 than ' lcd by Swanson. WHS able to make ' score of the l..a Grande-Union con-Y through the Mac line. Tho visitorsl mst mme, in me Season i depended or 'I bewildering array oft some on 83 yard March ' WW nqssgigfnd level g After playingw on even terms with 4 their opponents in the first quarter, l the P ' 'fried up with a con- i I ' 'winning of i. l -mu-i ' r.lll3.l2FQ3Qf.t iliiuliilli ll Touchdown, Blocked Q Punt Another ,,.- I s v POWELL in 10 to 93 Bulldogs Threaten in llth .. ,., . . l0-UPyfPen- BY KLAS . f k d -l The Baker Bulldogs :Dacia igfgig-X PDNDLETON Oct rle' rn l'iiU':l schools Buckaroos today i the favorites in the E tage of the breaks in ' arne here Friday afternoon' rio eleven . i f. ,. V. stood among ' . race for Eastern Oregon gird honors 's scoreles dead- l tested g l to defeat the strong Onta wflfxnjcggieggsugiilsjngd the Bulldoisxl Wluwmg YeSlel'daY ll over the Baker territory in tnei lock with the NSYPW muted Balm me first wuckhz Bulldogs. Outgaining the favored ' ' visitors throughout the first three i Bucks stiffened with ' fin. a i first quarter to score down on a series oi line bucks early l in the period and threaten to score l again just before the whistle wast ' blown. After Echanis had placed the r ball in position on the 16-yard mark, g Stewart carried the ball over the ' three plays. A pass 'X W ker goal line in iled X l i Ba E for the extra point fa . l Bulldogii March 83 Yards I vvitn their backs to the wall on the 11-yard stripe at the opening of the second quarter, the Bulldogs came the power, They 1-uarters, the their backs to their goal in the al minutes and beat off a determined ' 'hich had start- lfer scorinv drive vv ' own ter- X Ba . 5 ed deep in the invaders 1. to life and turned on realize they denly seemed to ix h the On l sud ' could gain yardage tho g 't and started slicing offi buckst itory. The game ended with the Baker ' n of the ball just team in possessio touchdown. Xt scren yards from a ' ' the only serious Bulldog threat V4 Bb fternoon, N dleton r of the a In the first half, the Pen eleven, led by the diminutive Wayne McKee, ripped of five first downs to keep the Buldogs on the defensive. late in the second quarter the Pen- t am put four first downs to- ' ' ards o X tnrio outfl 3 big gains. On a series of line i the powerful bacldield behind at 5305011 9 , heavy line pushed down the field to il QICUVST to COIN Within SDC Y X me Onmm, 22 yard mark' where mei the Bu' dogs' goal lineg where they i tone or the nairer team entirelyl were for doors changed. On a reverse play, Bud ' Y' 5' downs 'abb skirt' ' left end and crossed af z sa' ' 'he extreme nor i 'X -if' tp t' lx l ri, - .,.,.3 llllllll llll tantra lllllll tlsalttnn-t 33333333 3333333 3333 3 3 -ff l 10 Touchdowns Scored ,- 3 l in Runaway Contestg Two Touchdowns Made 3 3 LongRuns Made l in lst Hall by Hughes 3 l 3 3 -ff and Swanson l air mass v. rowaw 3 l The Baker Bulldogs converted the 3 3 local gridiron into a race track Fri- Scoring two touchdowns ln the 3 3 day afternoon to sprint into a '11 to first half, the Baker Bulldogs de- 3 3 0 victory over the Nvfrsa fwtball ieated me Union football team in 3 3 team Sn the first home game of the Union Friday by a score of it to 0. 3 3 mason. Swanson and Hughes -de the 3 3 The Bulldogs mgistered l0 touch- 3 -1 The 'D 3 downs and a safety for 62 points and -'iff' ' 3 3 scored nine extra points after touch- 3 3 down to make the largest score reg- 3 3 istered here in many years. One of 3 3 the touchdowns was scored by R.agS- 3 3 dale after an 80 yard run and an- 3 3 other one was registered on a '75 ' 3 3 yard run by Llggett, who intercepted 3 3 a pass on his own 25 yard mark. 3 3 Bowns about equalled the Liggett ,.f 3 3 performance by interceptingda pass3 S 3 3 on his own 45 yard mark an racing ' 3 3 for another touchdown. Bulldogs Fad to Core 3 3 The first scoring oi the contest' . - 3 l came early in the first quarter, when Last Three Mm- l the Bulldogs scared a safety Sir tiwo t Q 3 E points. Nyssa cited oif an a term' 3 l the local team had returned thc3 u es 0 ay 3 l ball on a series of line bucks to the l- 3 e Swanson punted.3 3 dis Showing considerable over-cow 3 d pointing m the na 3 the Ba- -- rn 3 Nyssa 40 yard lin l The boi' 'led to within a short - 3 tar 'sa goal and the l Lz- 3 iidence an ' Grande gavff- Armistice day. '-er v- ' fell Y 'ore the Enter- 3 1, . uw -- 3 3 l IIBII The closln POl'sl1 O3 9 Ol football 3 3,35 533p333dyEf.33.1ss:,1lL2:2d33.'g,eba.. H... Scho 3 -B ellefs 'FO -Hn' ' er: . OaCl'1 H Y The Q d . O ' H Squad football. F ew Un+ n'nQ elforlcjrirrllllfilmslellll lourleeha Pllglfgg Varsily plaYersa -l-he I 'ng e lunda rs Were awe d l Halfwayiquod s schedule Consmed of a 3 menlals and essenlials ici The ..Bu33d H Series ol four gem - , successors +0 ilge fglS3il3ay5d by Jrhese me es with Ruclilancl and ' ' - Slars of llwe I? faslabllshed flu Qrlcllron, em 55 worfhy Billk Raw. L Sllmmers Zlanfn +0 righl' G ' es SoUl9S don ggrge Hlrafa Arl I fron. Fro I and Wel'l6I' D Lawr nl ROW: L -H+ -' Bane Gw'll' D ence Melzlrer, Eugeni H3n33:lgnBo:IB:asLr'lTrcGLll:f:Vgl1 Fanshier, Vefgil ' P I-IS Clark OWQVS. Tom Hog . gl we g WAYMON COLSON-G. . soufhern boy makes good BHSKETHHLL 4' I Ag: K 2 551 ' ask in K 15 f,:- - K7 w s,-5-. -,,b W ,Q f - f' ' se .-L, , 'I , so Xiiiil 3512334 ififfgiifl' , ,155 f f .fl f.- ., iziivkfafiieiiiifaffif .fix-iff Ygxw- if 5f215-w5f1++f1iHx1f A sz-va' ,f,zmi4maz .mm5ma7-- fr W -Qiilmffg-.wvfzlx .1 Q ,--aff r1.,, .:- W. 5- A I -flai3Q.?JMTW'wi:4eE,.Ezgirgfmwg-'nsmei2zsfex1 '- M V, ,,::,5xgjkisi3m5ggW,,.A. .. .- n ' -fax we wgassaggw W MELVIN LEWIS-G. a chip off fhe old block EU D YOU NG-F. our Muscles ,,a..smwmwzv:,w.mm:QpQ,Mvim.,:.M,W,M,f.-'. 5. - :mm of W Y if be -f gil .gli-I JIM GERRY-C. . . well-I-don I' know CHARLES SCHUMANN-C. . . aihlefics, polifics-women , A ki H 5 qi! 4, N J' I Q fm .V , if is E , I 1: K A F i .gt Ak N A -I Vgkfqk. 5: ' JSA, ,, . W ., , qwf nv 'www f ' 2 : Raw f- ,Q A M: ' iw Q f wi ww - wfff. 2 - f 'LYg12gs3Q'g5'5ii'wf3wf-.Q im, , - n .wma Sine. wg f ,ww 15, f . , :,w,:lk,5,.fff5 ,H K 7 -3,45 BOB OTI'-F. '. . cool and collecfed WENDELL COLEMAN-C. '. . Baler's foreign diplomafn c BHSKETBHLL bmxw ORVILLE RAGSDALE-F. . . always in H1ere . . BAKER, second Y 5? QLW, , BHSKETBHLL -,:A . it 41 ff w mg ,gg ,Q 0:3 3 A V L X if Q 4 1' . 1 2 'M pg .K '45 f, ,nv HA jg- .QSL F if 5 1, 53 ' 3 'fm 2 , , 1 L ,g Q 23 14 :kj 1 F , f kim 'L if 5 A ,ww M P S' f',vg1,, 1- 'I ' pgiwfiigfxggysm Wg? MQ YK , L, 1f?g5,,,gj, qmf m, f:f+E 5M' 32 MQAEL R ,wr ' Am, 1504! v--sk Q I N321 T mwffiei 'W 'Bike . ffm-' - . ri , , - ' - WALLACE SOWERS-C. . . Baker's '38 hope LEON BOWNS-G. Leon Gambeffa Jaffre 'Adonis' Bowns, Jr. llllllll llllll lllllllull-Tl Rugsdhle High POTW' with gg Plal' Athena Tfmlgm rg -rl zzflzlilf .'.::,f-'l':':l:'s,f:5s hrgh Bulldois lsunmfofkggrntrlth ill HUTTTTTTBSTTETETTT ENTEHME HHQH Score 34-23, But Three Sawlge First String- ers Out of Game The BBKEI' Blllld Ememrlse heshelbelTgTeETrT,rTf,t'Q3:d the haslsethulllnvaslv gr n- prlse snr . nter. 'mm g vlcwvy OW' we 34 w 23- 'Uday m8hC by a score of Wh 'limb Fucyggroos nerc Because of close refereeu-rg the nlshl-7' W x ' slug ull the WYE Bulldvss reunrl themselves In '. hd ,nu sczre WHS except tor with Bake1lLt:::Ql,':g,d runner nl-x shorltlllle hed out lrl front.. . mllewn WS Mm- enum. w el situation. With three au rauls on lu . U, Coach Geoff! Allison --wuss e Baker Iorward ln me nn quarter. I-Ilrrlson w'nt out 1 t P' t nu no la. The urs nd me hull ll-3 K' game on :nur ro rs' 'J me 5.4 for Bnker 5 t Q, lead tlquxrtg U in the second Wlth a foul' P0 U mn dvi in r and Colson went out on fouls yer. 55,55 :her team h?TTrrET:uxle oi play- N-T' in me M high voime' ful Rllihxe W5 hr followed uv - ,rs wlth els r nn. :Soil who scored slxiicshlgrwns Y rrlmled four mb' ' and M rl uv!! Un Webb dlewn ' de slx for Pen Q Il each ml ur. ul :lah drsmlssedl-'XO B11 ehrows. ,U Mhrna w ,quad B05 B hr we-1 SM rl. .sr 'I R61 an- Scif . 'll A vlcwfy ln llrst aeuhle Wgxprgnrs. 'rn OOWW Tn we Athena have heard UWT' hui lme C0 5 shi nun., me 'fhlrd vel-lou. The Enternrlse can gh , Ch- before th mm! 13:1 removed three er hu rlrsf , yers from me mum as egvzmnna for-.not mining. ' e aulla ,hm Whilst, excgs :fd one tlunfzmllrl me U of 'he mne when mf '- 'me wlll. llllllllc Bllll lllll. 32 FSL fern SMI' R tres BTSTTET BETTTTTE husky- lng F T0 21 STTTTTHTMT HETTENTSEEETTTTTTETT TTTTT TTEEETTT TTTTETT TTTETTE, TTT TTT T4 2 Go Out on Fouls in Rough, Exciting T lltg Young High Man By KLASS V. POWELL The Baker Blllldols broke even in their Season series of two games with Athena basketball tlepm Saturday night. oy defeating the Glndlnlors on the local court by l score oi 2 to 14. The Gluds scored the same number of palntll saturdly night. ns was reg- istered by the Bulldogs ln the ,Ian- unry 9 game ln Athens, but they rnnde only IB points ln the fuse COHLESL B-S Cbmplrtd to the 2 Dtllnli made by the Bulldog! Saturday night. The smnll slu or the Athena court. wus largely ruponsll-lle for the Blkll' defelb. Game Boldt. lxemng The Bltllrdly hlihl cotlwlt WAS 'nigh .md exnldnl and two players. Colemkn of Bl-Kel' Ind JOBS ol Athena went, out on 1nulls.Four oth- er player! hld three fouls chnlked agalnst him bdure the end of tht lgame, ' Both teams Started breuklng fast. at. the ODODIDI of the 311116, but C119 close checklnl Iunllshed must ol the rcrlaenw. However .Lhe players ml ' '-'lv oppvrtrurlltles no score. usscoreo!Ht,o0 ETTTTTTTITTSS EIEEETTT UNTTTTTLQ TIT T8 Young and Ragsdale in CHH123 Crowd at Un- ion Best of Season The lanlrer Bulldogs ee-rnulelsrl rr ffllfly Successful basketball season Pfidav night by fdsatng me ur-:nn nehrucsun :re u r fr . , ,, nl 22 Lo la. n on our bf 5 3'9 The ennaesf. was me lnsl gum r the season mr the Bulldozs h..f,,f. lllll, llllllll Uffflllllll Baker W ad - End: play ser Tuesda xx y Team Has B The 3 'U' was The' Bulls .Y I 015-s ffl Mnlheur'-om F had wegre rfcover. to me onz.rco n'y- wne 1Peul dagfhfllzhn r,,'0 bukellilnr, UW Inez 'Bah 'Mun ' -r 26 In at er.Ny,V1fQdpv wF'rl. Dlayln , th: Fen. - gel - Kline 5 'Q ov- E an BBW 'fue nv R919 ' gov nes lar the opening or the eastern are-rr tournament ln th' Baker junlul' higl sehhnl gyrnnuslurn 'nwsday rv.. TI DZ. The Bulldogs took the lonr end of e 5 no -l lens rn the flrsl qun-ter and led throunhout the concw. The Bob- cats failed tn sehr- ln the second auurler h-ehusn nf the close Crmk. TH! of the Bulldogs 'and the per. rnd ended rn n some of 10 to 4. The nuker boys. dlsnluylng n gnhrr QPU!!-. checked closely on tho de. fwslve, but nrlssed manv e- ,nm D ' rl Uubwmhe ull Wee luv' who T lushrn mane me lab Conch wb YMTE tam Tn lldogs' Naam 'l- l nun S nh, BV N, vow' C ,5 w 1 l Q r 1- I1 'wxgfxrgs Bweesvlulled E2 wr Slfnlrxrlf' lo 'N . ,l tim xspligw grow ,G b x C im ,V A ,N ms 5 'Anemia' new vhnrvsboo ,nl 3 'ew 655 mel mt TN3 gr Ge' AABWWW me our lu W H04 E 'urn-ll ,ons ,ho 4 uerslf A Th '. fn' ld :lf ul U e . vo ue wad ww were mrs ,epnct Lu score on thi f- 1 Ma u . . l - h wil rv ,rut wr, ,luv ul. 1 ,est wr rf Q X so an X 1-and un exam U yhri 99 Dye W9 snnrl n 5 WETSETT TTElTETl fe r' lung ll. QL nwf' sum 9 Yhe no 4 Q0 d T' 65 e ll . gsm ther, ' meds' A -5 WN nn Tlfecuu- ll ke' J mob, G9 at el! eva' l will nr TTTST TTTTBTTT TTT lm HA ll nl re - ma els A Veilglldogs 1 gukigng G affiuard- W r ... r e Ben nm' 9 Sun. B51 rg, C9 ol ,on gal der 1 ,Z rr : Sch has TTST BTTTT TlET5 THB TTTTTTTTTTT Baker Scoreless in 3rd Period: Play Below Friday Level ...,...-- By KI-LIB POWIILL The Baker Bllldoll num: into 1 lesdlnulehstwswnnds ot play in deieli the 'Umm bullet-hvlll will on up load court soundly night by a score of 28 to N. Wlth lu! thnx l minute ta go, Rug.-ldnle, Baku forward. tled the count! lt. M ull md then Bnwnn, lo cal guard. mme through with moth er tlelB gonl-to oush the Bulldurl lntnthelhd, 'l'hlll00ll!Lhl'nr! A lalnedamtrnl of the hall lmtu end ofthe exeltlnl wntlest- W Ahsl ll Qnuter The ldbii 'kewl :held of 1. opponalts ln the flnt quarter lvl slim rrlarglrl, but the Bohelts md lend of lxle point. About me mlf te of the second quart-er md the I dn works started. Blum, Unitn :suv ter, and Raudsle converted T goals lxfrupld sllcftlslun to msk: soon: l4 so 13 and Givens, Unlmr ward. hit--the hoon for nrlounr M A... '5T1TTTTE5lTTTTTTTlT TTTTSTTT Tl TTT Tl 29-1 at End Third Per- iodg Hallway B665 B Squad ',... p0WELL ' CHILE ls, J lkerv S LS. 145 lit all i+ Bild Young Takes High T i f ' Wlviw lllflllll ll menu, en llne'l,,4mIhlr,, lllllllll .. But :l-,E un Yo h 'UD 1 E Orville T Scoring H were Wmflflll Ne M70 B: xmg . The B., S V- row 1 . Enter-,,r-,e 'fsuudun dersu' H3 - S 10 21 in s by a and th' time ish baske u rum, mush Score or 32 Cgunt M., Salam frame in mall: en-.mc gsdal 19,17 llnts smut ormah 'chow elen UI ' 9 I :rlnz Th gay mm Wmnwum 'ul B OU! wlm e :ith amd: me hm, l ba adAnk, s With on but -Hy bm rr 'Ut-rn N. e points 5:3 nh., ,m': '1':l eannduioglelgllhl. mehr 3,-Ass N . hs genm 'he font' W-mlm 5 by 51? c ezT ' bf-fiery P' quarter L hvwever in 0 mon or Burr- Nth ball 2 urese While ln, ,' the seem, -'fn BWI-1 'choral Tnfung me morgan' l re by 001 Wm on In Zh 'Te mad, nigger lv' ' TE More uf'-'lum 7.5 JH 25 Second-Y' 'I ll' nu E W-1111 33 lv 23 aw we-1' E. '1'fun Us team Q s. Y Pl?enrIg,I,5,-211511 sc ooliroba 'men 0, 'J yea, our lx! 'U Senlom Bibs l ,E Km Vgxmtmhe ' -ber T152 RSX! . xl Iain' eluolrin idle 'X be r eff on are sal an I til rr '0m he sm, ,I Yo ot 'HSL an and X1 Uhr-J, Br alum Raggdale .---r' 0 To Gets Back In C5352 Colson Hlf-Zh LineUD3 Man With 10 v rowtl-L 'Y Wm The seller Bulldogs Tuma smug pt :hr-ee dvfegfchoomym. 'Wm Tn me Tumor mln the Weiser nnslum DY Hmmg 0 re of 29 to ev. all team W 3 Sm Anne game baslnb D . ' '3 'ew' .ed rllttlrulty suirer V :Exten ut the nvfnmg of ' -he u me, hut malgllfsi :galil the We p mT5,rng the msn nff' umwf' played unusually oth Ci' ' l. at L 3 ,ur rruereu H-my Zryles of TIGETTSPITTTTTP AST ITTTTSE IN T UTTTTHTEH TTTTTT L and dlSPlaY2d P wrarer Gem? f,f'Tnl utche rl le scored P' he 8 but gs A 1 me Meena qquhrlerwm 0 , ' :Trslew mln1:Wi?.,p::yl'?TTead on nes went ln 0 ' MHS push shura Lmen tlmes on HI Ee Uhlorfefl 'Hem co s to use 05 fn- B BY MASS ' end:-al thru VBrs.0wm ' xi . no e l, . -- xg gl 'Hn' S chre . , I Roig. Yxagsmrle we G0 sigimwmly At One Time l!l Thrrd xcorln . B0 . mkwgt vxwglr C9565 -r3Z.gSg'07rl3:jjff:: Period Baker Holds , hen 3,0 he - WS. Per f2'3'::n C X ilgsrffishfi 22-9 Advantage gtivshwlr E Bnlldofsw onlne, wow O lTff,f'f- TTT? Tr B 511 ,nlrggurfgjlnw coLsoN, BAKER .t I rem get ,on ve-1 ol -lr ne, Qriifizzzslif 1235 5337554 GUARD HIGH MAN l 0wru,mm VW ,bgxx ,vu Q12 L ts Ward 1 are -Q mo -:W rl' has -lol' 1... sr 7 Ylhe f ,r rr ,'l :,, lfw,,rllfl::we lgvwtggl B w jfs- LA GRANDE, Ore., Jan, 16 To ' 'rn 'na ,tvagreld 'T . nn ev Q gl '9nw.l uw pull nv Q YW' n Gaul' Bars ffffilllfl 4, xx we ,nw 4 -tm- 93 Gmnde NEWS last quarter rally :ill 'href points short of knotting rr- count. and Bak . lmskehrhll Learn woirhrgrfrrl H3103 T251 mehr. Al one time rn .mv lrdn period Baker had rr zz-9 lolr,l:TT-can Roman' Baker guard. was h thlrteen nd r,,eW,s he lend swlwhed pam ,nn then next three fle scmng ,Quan hre r r nnecwd with V- neared 10 Us nls and cnlson Cofgm, end . 0 'Ed sn lve Baker me nd or the '15 ID d ura veflo s ellexrrl erfectwa leman broke lntn Q consecutive r 'El on hive un' is ,TTTZIDQHI Hllll llsl HY ummm n, .nedmeelf L Wit lll lsl Plllll PTATETSTNISHT --Q, Tied Minute Fnd: Befoff me B squad Bea La Giandeh 31-218 - By Klag V bnrghiil Grande msfhrwd' th, ' Won lm khwlhuken. G Muon from Melina um! m, HSL: ten mdaythemggrer frm M. fmelgymfdulflg lurrr.E,'1i:hi dass hyam Y11mln,,,,,,m The-vlan, Pen! len-,35 ' Barns nu 'Y Save the -rg ' serie, Auf D1 three ln thgus two feel usa ee ?:'?'2l ?' nw 173 rf..'L rf gg L55 3- Ia Y 5 l sms. played ,gxnde won rr., nm: score or 32 ,D 24- Dwelhhe, my by Bulamhn le V-0 E the E 5 eunt at . T cl ' ely me Build 'W Sun. . ' '. - 083 hm 'l h h e Bulldog re last qu . .t ,., rl I or u :ew mm cfm shrrprnlz B? T left Wol' me C TUZTTTTTT T T uh luner by neun to wlm we de uf r Wyse In luspld Ie liE..a:ul goldthelr belutitul ,Lf W ,ppzfgnapehlng 'ff' :fe Szzeacen h Cloth y me Uffirnenr Mm vu er wil , H come- md we each -r exhlhlzlon will-1 Their Hrs: The n . H-nyrhln on ee'?l12f,,'gg1gf1ne of 512 11 Quarter Th WH Doul- ,ZW Hllelflhtd ,Q,,de:yne?gg,,,,i 0 NIMH! .reams ...,,,,. V 1 within three 11:1 of play Safurd X -ff Tirfw 5:1'f'ThT'lTi'rT 3 -D014 gouwmhe ure .V N' D 'PDed Ightis Ca md I Tlficw tw? X new , Zn .,- gs ,rr 52 A yi tr. . I BY KLA55 V4 lhelr bf - .junk 'Y ,,,nw1 A Q m l two ivld 80335 To r, , W luY .s al , and 1-lf A 1 1 . 5 Cla? TTT? North Powder 13525: F , - memes Bulldogs in i, each c:lTiTdnig:Ten.L Break 8 141' Even dmpncd 3 basketball gamemr Nah S n kef 31- - lgged behind gnecugr on ' ' Bul'd0iS ln the lun rs db BO. - , - und were nee rr T girl rryrnneslurn iueurelnyb night.. BEISRQI-. PI I2 tq Hit Boise Hl9T1LaSt Nlglll lf this Bullrlng dug srmm AX HP 'rhe score was as ul . ' ' ay G ffl , Horse Fm' of WHY- W' Scar md 62, fhsna ,ggggga-fz: s:f.:3323I?ll'iie2Qgr Torr,ghtNy5Sf1 .gl New . 'Jn-glzli egflrggg Sllizssrfllsgfl ggHf5e'15,ggfl?afgf rum H ' s nl wl nu rgnl 4 N ' z eusnls was 7 , S'-he Hy 011 r S h vlsllnrs -.vent scoreless dun! me on Y las sake' ,B rush ated me 0' 0,5 ro- when C le ,lf lm fond ga ' mem I he Athi' a 'mee mmmq or we en Trl two H ci T '?1n ix QW! NT' wah d'dT T' ami 'D wh wld polrllsnni Ea ffAT s'aSf1nme Urnn the Rena nerr when they NSTSWW Pam, SUINTARIO Th., D urn: mum, aw' mornms- or me W an Eff: Quintet fur det- r-HUM muh C 'UI- :onls ln raold suec sslnnxgngnm, Uneven um- Fr-l,, 2fl 'oer,,-I urnnlwlhm mls wwe mi'-'lun gun U wa-S 22 71,85-2 an ,H Baked ma uhm Dun- llnrth Po 'd'r Klllfdr Wd iw ,ost of ,hm and out .ngake lcqld get-,red OW hlsllmw me fxpwl Ov. mas?-S 5 by the 'Hall scor . -- Pendln lhe th' flfsl nrlrl goal T A. ,h no I deelslvg 'Our' ff' Build' 'Heh god wseeondf' be ,H ol 'W L.,,.:s C Ffesslrifallslzee Usa, 'ton W 3 T Tn' me mmf leur 'Vous Friday y fo O 'wh hfgs had sim ,refs mm rw lead rl.-fren 'di' The 05 'nan 9' fhe.6rf Unr,nlr n the thl-rl quarter te Bekerfhe pgevfgv-n1n., lari,, ff and was in pnlntrih M, nn F' ae me ' -' ff the Count .1 Perl 1't.lv., 0? r . - we . .le end wr, nas hier, .Un l. in VY D A Bak 41 ro Zlwus ,am'1'h-r aff. 25 ,www ,el 3-6 an-,env te we 10- game mlkhemekvr the ,I Lea at or Mme 'V' ' LU-- Hof- 52 N-,lli 1 m,5ul1w9 0 rrrl 'vm' 'hool 1' the am fhe 'St qu mf al ' - -H W 1.-und! E. rl lr. Uclwl ffvre rbi 1j:r,ed'1'ffn hu: s rl B converoeq Zmllle lrsullu ' 'WI mer ,. mn mr .two-rs.-. e sr- d eat? Bulld0gs Dim, 23-19 Caldwell . ichwl 'm'TTEl ' ue Bike' hmaetbln Vmeylkho dr:DP'dxT':i:hh:GshwT mggormege Alli- , 1 ,. fgiffsr Dllhts moved: De' lnrfnfgfgc S'llr':: Wh-,-'.,',.'h'...il1'!r 'h':'.,2 .?. B HC went- W N10 hlgh 'ill new 'Wg,',, , fe-l-S' W' 'smlTTTm B cnldvell WHS T' 'D TTA mul! ' ,Q Bm-,tson H? The MW ,M 'I-'L me ued G nu ll. M 'wr nv f M' ul--n.S!0,Eu--llbvnfl , - bi J? ,, . . They enferfained beiwoen hal os I937 E. O. BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Nyssa ,... .,.. 2 2 Baker .. .... 43 Joseph .... .. I5 Baker .. .... 36 La Grande Baker 25 OnTario ......,.. Baker La Grande Baker La Grande Baker WHEN IT WAS ALL OVER La Grande ......,.....................,. EirsT Baker ....... .... S econd Vale ...... ...... T hird OnTario .... ..... F ourTh 0 ' ' B SQUAD Every year The games and playing oT our B squad are overlooked by us or overshadowed by The specTacular playing and games oT our Aug buT we really owe and should give our B squad and Their coach, Mr. Woodhouse, some sorT oT saluTe or TribuTe. IT is This group ThaT de- Tends our school's honor in The B school compeTiTion and Trom which TuTure A squad players are chosen. These boys go To oTher ciTies and TighT wiTh iusT as much zesT, spiriT, and love Tor Their school as The varsiTy: and in pasT years, wiTh This year no excepTion, They have made a very good showing, oTTen againsT bigger Teams, and have broughT home The proverbial bacon many Times. Firsf row: H. Smifh, Canfrell, V. Muuy, Holman, C. Welfer, Linkous. Second row: Coach Woodhouse, Wickam, Bo T n E Henderson, K. Perkins, manager. is . Q1 WAYNE PHILLIPS . all righfl all righII I I L MW ff NORVAL DUNCAN WILMA DUNCAN . . misiress of fhe keys . . have you go? i+7 NORMAN HILL . . now I1iI' if! PEPQQQ The I936-37 pep season Iuncfioned smooIhIy under Ihe snappy direcfion of iis yeII Icings. For Ihe Ioo'rbaII season Yell King Bill Sfuder presided a'r assemblies and foo'rbaII games. When his 'rerm expired a+ Ihe enirance of basIceIbaII, YeII King Norval Duncan and YeII Dukes Norman I-IiII and Wayne PhiIIips were elecfed. They Ied 'rhe roofing secI'ions a+ Ihe games and very favorabiy impressed Ihe crowds a'I' 'rhe Iournamenl. Nexi' year a simiIar sysiem of yeII Ieaders wiII be used. MARY LEUCK . . IeI s sing K,-I . 1 f T95 W1 Q5 5 by fi of ill 'A ,P .U A f A Q 0 5' 3 -x Q -4. N . A X 5 ' j 3 X xx'-X X A2 .L i ' ' .b. L 1 ' -B 'E ' V -VV: f f 0 I fin f. ,Ai 1 V VL V -Q A 1 . 5 LKM- ki: . -1' nf' V A 5 If ' M' : , iff f Carl fwofa vt, o . 'N , ,5 --4.-1 -1 if Z' , A , V5 -. .. o, ,, f is rw ,. t My I V 3 I 1 gk Fl' , soufhafd 0XP05u e ,, . , l ,M 'AWY . Q, AV , ,r 5 6 1 v WE' E xcu 50 ple 0.5 ef 3 ,fm V 1- .,v. s Q J 'Hg n A aqa' feqy 'adv we 'sfveef 135 ,, ,wx 5 A 5 WL , f , g W UW' Zw'i'. nk .fx 'M , -A ,fvbglx 'wig ,, .. ' T M x..,.' x . Avi V,LL Wifi P. , A , ,ivy X .,'A 2 Q ' G, he Lk XZ ft. , A X, ,W . Y 3 z K 2 5 Q q , fit Y , J...,J Ziff ,, MM, va 90 U am 0119 Ihapaus LY , wk 4 afha V wr' K - K ' :lf 51 I , Vy., , Ax M ,,.aff ' f Yea B off P ball ? ' A fy, Foo! ba ll A Yel I Town H Kin g aH qua rf'Gf' Lasf FaN Sfepp M- by ,,,-vglwf-if' W Hrg Our hero Rarrvem bar lasf su UUWZF Dear Tea ,L X 444!2?????T?i if K D06 -4 j 7 V, y . Ji' Wx J ' 2 'F :'f s iw li K fxsm QW NUT I 5, X PAM gf' D-Om ,fv,4g,.? LOOKING PAIR TY! Dime xPA'i R EE isis 2 Al 'R f K W. 5 . - . 'i 'f ,DiVorce Mi -lii - ....- W rm OUT' ivnrces Will e 7 if Q vfaljf'-f Diff! mhfl'-5 Lgyold l ' Box 268 Baker, Oregon May 28, i937 Dear ALICE: Well, here we are in OREGON after nine long months on the trail. It has been a steady grind and we are glad to have reached our destination. We have been working hard, but then we have had our moments of fun too-but let me give you a more detailed descrip- tion of the trip: On the EIGHTH OF SEPTEMBER Wagon-Train Master WALKER mounted his spirited mustang, cracked his long whip, and the wagon wheels started rolling. SEPTE MBER I4 officers were chosen to lead the wagon trains. HORTON, EBLEN and TEMPLE were selected. SEPTEMBER I8 The Quill and Scroll presented the WRITERS KRAMP with a dead line to get you if you didn't watch out. On SEPTEMBER 22 of the same month we had a world's champion typist, C. SOUCEK, who demonstrated speed and accuracy on the typewriter. September 25 the Annual staff sent a questionaire around to de- termine the students' preference concerning the ANNUAL. OCTOBER 2 the JUNIOR CLASS gave a sports dance with Nyssa as a guest. DOROTHA CLOUD was crowned sports queen. On OCTOBER 6 our group of actors and actresses put on a unique program called TEN YEARS OF DRAMATIC TALENT, which was enioyed by all. OCTOBER 7 t to the SPEECH ARTS TOURNAMENT and ably represented Baker. Also, some girls from neighboring wagon trains, representing the Girls' League, held a convention at our wagon train. he delegates from our wagon train went to La Grande OCTOBER I4 the TORCH HONOR held an assembly and presented pins to its members. OCTOBER 2I the Ju y, LENT ENEMY. O o school during the EASTERN OREGON TEACHERS' INSTITUTE. nior Class presented in a pay assembl Sl- CTOBER 22-23, we had a vacation while the teachers went t OCTOBER 3l the Sophomore Class presented a BARN DANCE 'th WI hay, pumpkins, pig pens and such. NOVEMBER I0, the night before the big game, PEP NIGHT was held with contrib t' f ' ' ' ' ' u ions rom various organizations in high school. NOVEMBER ll, the TIGERS and BULLDOGS battled to a 7-7 TIE in the annual gridiron feud of the year. NOVEMBER 20 the Pep club presented a pay assembl and Y ORANDO THE MAGICIAN proved that the hand was quicker than the eye. DECEMBER 3 the Annual staff presented an assembly depicting the I937 NUGGET in song. DECEMBER 8 the Quill and Scroll club presented a pay assembly with the LINCOLN PLAYERS. Are you vundounrf .Do we lnffe fV1zfD077f2f7' ,D0Y,,uQf7ewfVecifff65? .Dv you 5 f' H Af7Ffi'f'4i4L5-P D, you wgkg of at If 50,561 D11-Iling-imuel Hdgivff DECEMBER ll the Senior Class changed the gym into an ocean and sailed the S. S. SWINGTlME on it. DECEMBER I8 the Girls' and Boys' League gave a ioint Christmas assembly and presented the CHRISTMAS CAROL. DECEMBER I7 a halt was called and a VACATION was decided upon. So for two weeks we rested for the long trail ahead. Our iourney was then half over. JANUARY 2 we returned, revived and confident of overcoming hardships ahead. JANUARY I3 the Student Council gave an assembly featuring the PRESIDENTIAL QUARTET. FEBRUARY 5, HOBO DAY was held with students in their finest raiment. Those who felt themselves too dignified to participate were obliged to roll a peanut the length of the gym. FEBRUARY I0 our actors presented the TORCHBEARERS, a comedy which was clever and amusing. FEBRUARY 22 the Junior Class honored George Washington's birthday by presenting CRlNOLlNE AND CANDLELIGHT. MARCH 2 the EASTERN OREGON BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT was held and our Bulldogs put up a gallant battle, but were finally subdued by the Tigers in a 2 to I game win. MARCH 9 the first printed issue of our school paper, the X, made its debut. MARCH I2 the TORCH HONOR society sent delegates to the convention in Hermiston. MARCH 29 some of our members, dressed as gypsies, presented the operetta, CHONlTA. MARCH 2l the Newswriters showed us the inside of a newspaper office in an amusing assembly, STORK WINNERS. APRIL 2 the Girls' League gave a DUTCH DANCE wherein the girls invited the boys. APRIL 9 our actors and actresses portrayed life in a convent in the play, THE CRADLE SONG. On APRIL 23 the STUDENT COUNCIL gave a dance which was a very gala event. APRIL 30 the knees of many a lofty Senior were found to be shaking as the Senior Class presented SPRlNG DANCE. MAY 3A8 was MUSIC WEEK and on May 8, the COUNTY MUSIC FESTIVAL was held. MAY 2l the JUNIOR-SENIOR BANOUET and prom, which was an elaborate affair, was well attended. On MAY 28 we completed our long trip and arrived in Oregon, tired and trail-worn, but with a feeling of a iob well done. Well, l'm leaving now for the old swimming hole, so please write soon. BILL Ibanana-a-dayl STU DER. Ftrc LIOU Calf 310.1648 I do Lfovlf 'Z'6f7ill Clldffel' P avi, '7ZuuerS 474,15 Lean, HMI ane .af Fa racy Iltkll? Rn in Dawvwinq IS Lfuvrfuathbrusn Lcevm luwallfon , Run orG,,g,,? F' oufowvlcwns ,mn Seed f7rofl':SSar Maid walbluhh Dt5't'7,I,e,, Zrcivs1E,,.I,,n Hgnfansif-if Scitool of-DEWCG I S . yifggr .i Z S ' nM,,,...U . Q X ,ff ffm. ' IK ' ,1 .g if V X f fp K . E51 I 9ifft1E.?.i Y . cv' K, , ,nr Q , if .... its 'fi' K A , ' Xf ' . . E3 ' . A b I ii'i'ff i 1 I E gl I 5 ,,2 . WHAT pm.-Trv EYE-J .f 'XA LITTLE- Too OLD AT IT AGASN! FOR THAT. DON! sg FW wpek SPRING FEVERH H I rv A , .s H ALLELO X NX H0001 YW' JJ o if D5 4 o. WN A U PUT YOUR BEIT FOOT FORWARD Cx -JZ. Ex U-QC Pm JJ .J Il'-' Q F? ms., Y U s gf I it A I X P x I ln .X t MM 'gh 'd 0 'ii , 'D ' fu x , x f ,, f, , . 4 Jw wb E J l Wx NY 4 'M '2 1 8149- SCANDF1-5 rv J ',' 'l 6 rf'l'5Fg' i . ' I -f 1 K X i ' Q-. ix. 5 f P U Y wr- , .. x' 4 'TW' A s :sr rf K, Hog W 5, Ji' v , M ? X K if Q05 o-L. U, -+- +- BUD GRABB: ls this a first-class restaurant? BOB HARDMAN: Yes, but if you sit over there in the dark corner, we'll serve you. PAULINE: l'm having trouble with my inflectionsf' ELINOR: Why don't you have them taken out? ALPHUS CLARK: All hands on deck, the ship's leaking!I JACK ATKINSON: Aw, put a pan under it and goto bed. GLEN HALL: Ouch! I bumped my crazy bone! ANNA ANDERSON: Never mind. Just comb your hair a dif- ferent way and the bump won't show. JUANITA: That new farm hand is terribly dumb. DICK: How's that? JUANITA: He found some milk bottles in the grass and insisted he had found a cow's nest. VICTOR WOODS: What are the prices of seats? DOROTHY JACKSON: Front seats 5Oc, back seats 75c, and pro- grams a penny. VICTOR: l'lI sit on a program, pIease. AlI right, run up the curtain, Bill. BILL PRATT: What do you think I am, a monkey? ANNA JANE: You raised your hat to that girl as we passed. You don't even know her. FELTON: No, but my brother does, and this is his hat. MARTIN CHAVES is still sleeping in classes. He ought to be a river so he could stay in bed and follow his course. - I ft 9 ,13 JQi ii . . . ' 4 Xt ee. ' ,i ,,', 9' 'Q i I fl 'Aff F , 3 i 5 ' ,, . N -' . A ffl? 0 l if AUTHORS OF BHS How to Achieve a Dramatic Ability ..,.....,. By MARY WALBRUNN How I Achieved My Great Voice' '... ,........,.. B y THOMAS EBLEN How to Get Leads in the Senior Plays ......,.. By GRIER LANGRELL The World's Greatest Lover ..,...,... ..... B y CHARLES HASKIELL The Art of One Arm Driving ..,,.,,. ..., B y BILL KIRKPATRICK Why I Get l's in Public Speaking .... ..... B y WAYNE PHILLIPS Sweet I6 and Never Been Kissed .... , ..., By DOROTHY BROWN SENIOR DICTIONARY BOOK-A formal written document. CLOUD-Often seen in the sky. FISHER-One who extracts denizens from the deep. FULLER-Comparative degree of full. GRABB-To take hold of. HARDMAN-Difficult man. HAYES-Plural of hay. HINDMAN-Man in the rear. NOCK-Often heard in an old Ford car. PUGH--In relation to an odor. SCHUMANN-One who sells shoes. SINGER-One who warbles. SMALL-Of miniature structure. LAAM-Four-footed woolly animal. WOODS-Dense growth of trees. ..,, . ' . 'gift' 1 , 2 , ' K M 5? 9.10 mm -tml-1301 'x - R ' uu .1 CIT Q 1' K.-,- QS' S . Q , W i. ' Q-.I si:-Q ,..-Q l ' W-, , nigh--lv' , if .,,, -li., ' ' . --1--h , 'HQ - . ilk.. .-. K n' .1 -K A i I ' A V ' E A - 2 ' 1 ' . y ' 5 K MAYE BAKER s V ' 1 GPX LESTER D. HARRIS, P incipal . . our counselor and guide 47wLJ6dL4:.f'd?,W:2uM MH! Www WL, A 1-eq' 7q,..,M4. fuzz? 54Dv13..f-4LM,L.Q 4... ZELPHA LA CASSE Cheney Slale Normal U of O English Adv: Game Club Tin-foil Club CECIL HOLLOWAY SONS History Adv: Boys' Fed. Bird Club Boys' Alh. MABEL WALLACE M.S., U of O Malh. Adv: Kodak Checker Club CARL KLIGEL M.S., Gonzaga U G. Science, Firsf Aid Adv: Boys' Alh. Theory Club BERNICE SCHERZINGER B.S., U of O Phys. Ed., G, Science, Firsf Aid Adv: Girls' Alh. Assoc. MARTHA PRATT B.S., Linfield C. English Adv: Newswriling Club Hobby Club MARJORIE NELSON B.A., Willamelfe U Lalin, Eng. S. Science Adv: Lib. Club THOMAS COX B.S., C of I Mafh., G. S., Music Adv: Rec. Music FRANCES DIX N. W. Mo, S. T. C. English Adv: Book Clubs NYLIC LEWIS U of O, EONS Ind. Ari Adv: Arl Nuggel Handicrafl Club Arl Club EVA LEDBETTER B.S., Willamefle U. Home Ec. Adv: Aclivily Club BERTHA McDOUGAL B.A., Whilman C., Cons Music, Glee Club Adv: Singing Vikings EVAMAE SWAN ONS, OSC Malh. Adv: Girls' League E. F. ARNOLD B.A., WSC Ind. Arts Adv: Handicrafi Club MARGARETHA SASS EONS Malh., Penmanship Adv: Slamp Club Microscope Club JOHN HOGG B.S., U of O, EONS Maih. Adv: Ari Club 6: fl. . . RAY GAULKE . . already a leader K l WENONAH SMELCOR, Secrefary MARTHAOXNARD,Vice-Presidenf AILEEN SILVERTHORNE DOUGLAS FLORENCE, Yell King Song Queen ' ' 0 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS The Sfudenf Body officers were fhe execufives or officials of fhe school. This group consisfs of five members: The prersidenf, vice-presidenf, secrefary-freasurer, song queen, and yell king. These officers have definife dufies fo perform and are elecfed by fhe Sfudenf Body for one year. A' 0 ' STUDENT COUNCIL The Sfudenf Council consisfs of fhe Sfudenf Body officers and fwo represenfafives from each class. The dufies of fhis group were fo plan assemblies, pass new sfudenf laws, and head fhe governing body of fhe school. Boffom row: B. Derrick, Silverfhorne, Oxnard, Smelcer, Florence. Second row: Chandler, Ord, Gaulke, Donald, Sullivan, R. Fishback. NINTH GRADE OFFICERS ' 0 ' Bohlom row: Durgan, yell king. Second row: Al Iorechf, Clabough, song queens. Third row: Murphy secrelaryg Gordon, president Sullivan, reporler. mf 4 g sis ffl 4 f W 1 I 'W' 1: -a- in EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS ' ' BoI'rom row: Ellis, vice-president Parke-r, reporfer Florence, yell king. Second row: Chandler, secre Iaryg Ord, presidenlg Silverfhorne, song queen. V ff , J QU ffm lm 'll' SH, SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS ' ' BoHom row: B. Derrick, yell king: Yasui, secrelary. Second row: Greffum, Ireasurerg Foriner, president Oxnard, vice-president 52-'F Avi '..a , 'i.:'f-,- -f.f J. . I f - ' 2 , 'QW' ,W , n fr A ... t fy- EI 5- ,gk ,M I QzE, q.4 H .. ,,:. 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I Xa I I A 9 di Q N ERNIBEE WOOD ORMAN BEIBER LELA MITCHELL PATRICK SULLIVAN JANICE MATOTT MARION ANTONIUS WANDA CLARK GENE BUCHANAN ELIZABETH DUNLAP HAROLD KELLEY MARGARET BOYD BETTY JEAN BOYER DONALD BUTSON MILLARD HUELSTER GENEVIEVE MOORE BARBARA PETERSEN RAY BLAYLOCK ROBERT STANDLEY VERA VALIANT ARA MCDANIEL RUTH SILVEN ROBERT WORLEY PEARL TURNER RAY GAULKE ZANE ZUFELT ROY BRASSFIELD DONALD HICKERSON SHIRLEY PERKINS LEO BOYCE BRUCE KIRKPATRICK J. R. BAER GENEVIEVE SPEELMAN RODNEY MOURA MELVIN DURGAN ELAINE PEARSON ILA KNEZEVICH RICHARD FOSTER GERTREIIPECKMON AILEEN BAIRD EDWARD RINGER WANDA BANZER MARGIE HARRISON I 45 'bf W YL- l A 1 Qkqhgf '- V ' ' . In as im ,T LQ -4 W K .,-' A X' ld z ai 5 if-Ti, ,of an , , -33' 5 ,A L 'E w g- X L ., F 'WT' ' 99 fr A. . . A ,k.. 3,15 A 7 , . , . ,, i L A . ., 2 , Q 4 f T X BEATRICE RALPH PAIGE MARVIN PAUL JACOBS HAROLD CLOUGH DOROTHY WELLMAN CHARLES MILLS CHADWICK MARGARETHULICK CLABOUGH OREL HALL CONNIE SOWERS CHARLOTTE HUNT MARJORIE smm-I RALPH HoLcoMs CATHERINE BARBARA BALCH RONALQOALWELL KATHLEEN VIRGINTA LEGGETT CAROL LEW MAXINE MOON ROHNER MURPHY f N N59 Y xf 1 X . QP 8 V jf ,ich 4 ef MARJORIE MUZZY THELMA WITHERS DONALD MERRITT ROBERT COLVARD ROSS WELLS MARY YAMOAKA GLENN GORDON 'Q' i ,. A L V HOME ROOM 26 ' ' Bollom row: C. Wells, Kirk Ward, B. Jones, R. Van Leuven, R Wells, J. Jones, Lemmon, Van Bib ber, Holden. Second row: Lefebvre Wrighl, Mallox, Miller, Sliles Lewis, McCarlhy, Hayes, Wealher- man, Hall. Third row: Slullz, Tyler Wellman, James, Weller, A. Lewis K. Larsen, Johnslon, Langrell, Wesl Fourlh row: Manary, Heggie, V Lewis, McCord, McMurren, Fuller McCray, Landrelh, HOME ROOM 27 ' ' Borlom row: Hanna, Guyer Guiraclo, Hill, Wilson, Farmer Gwilliams, Ramsey, Ellis, Currey Hall. Second row: Mr. Schwarrz adviser: Decker, Hogan, Enlermill P. Culberlson, B. Dean, Ebell, T Davidson, Dimmick, Cox, Einer. HOME ROOM 28 ' ' Bollom row: Ballanlyne, Fernald Young, Bergeson, Keylon, Florence Harggel, Rush, Boyer. Second row Browning, Baisley, Chandler, Cook Boullon, Basche, Clegg, William- son, Burnside. Third row: Besl, R Fishback, Cavin, Bell, Zimmerman Chadwick, Campbell, Alwood Fourlh row: Beers, Miss La Casse adviser: Denlon, Campbell, Wol: ford, Yeakley, Chambers. HOME ROOM 29 ' ' Bollom row: Robinson, Mc- Gregor, B. Smilh, B. Hickerson Radabaugh, Phillips, Parker, Silver: Thorne, Slark, Rulfin, B. Milchell Second row: Mclnlyre, Price Schnackenberg, Meurer, B. Spivey Riordan, Sandford, Padgell, Slauf- ler, Mullens. Third row: Miss Mac- Dougall, adviser: Srack, McCall Rohner, Ord, Rilch, Nyquisl, N Spencer, D. Slandley. Fourlh row Orlloll, Slephens, Meyer, Long, J Olsen, Miller, Slallord, Lelhlean. 0 0 HOME ROOM 5 Bollom row: Murray, Ragsdale, Selle, Moeller, Hamillon, Solberg, Spencer, Yasui, Smelcer, Sullon, Ruple. Second row: Marsh, Paige, Reddick, Moore, Spivey, Delmar Olson, Delberl Olson, Thrasher, Wallace, Schnackenloerg. Third row: Norregard, Scholield, Scoll, McEnroe, Wallz, Robb, L. Rey- nolds, Vickery, Waller, Slrong. Fourlh row: Riggins, Riley, Dooley, Slephenson, D. Reynolds, Myers. 0 0 HOME ROOM 22 Bollom row: Bond, Crilchlow, C. Chadwick, Dolby, Barllell, Challin, Beason, Cook, Bowen, Baleman, Frilsch, Franklin, Angel, Anderson, Creger, Edge, Walker, Culberlson, Carlev, Brown, Conklin, Linkous, Carroll, Coleman, M. Angel, Lang, Wells, Ballanlyne, Johnslon, Collins, Mr. Holloway, adviser, Davidson, Riggs, Denham, Cassidy. 0 0 HOME ROOM 23 Bollom row: Glenn, Kelly, Wrighl, E. Jones, D. Worley, Hag- gerly, E. Anderson, E. Haskell, W. Guyer, B. Derrick, May, M. Head. Second row: Morin, E. Johnson, Grey,Williamson,V. Haskell, Hines, Welly, Giles, Kirkland, Worsharn, Wilson, M. Hayes. Third row: Grel- lum, B. Jones, Givens, Van Beveren, Miss Dix, adviser: Dallon, Wendl, Forlner, Lamb. 0 0 HOME ROOM 25 Bollom row: R. Marlin, Jobb, C. Melzker, R. Miles, Lockharl, L. Mer- rill, Barnes, Mendenhall, La Rogue, Ego. Second row: Marr, Miller, J. Parsons, Minell, Cramer, M. Olsen, W. Larsen, Yano, R. Milchell. Third row: Conklin, C. Einer, D. Douglass, J. Larson, Plummer, Mr. Hogg, ad- viser: Poslon, Olp, Marlin, Oxnard. COACH CARL KLIGEL 0 ' ' Coach Carl Kligel, direcTor oT boys' physical educaTion, planned a very exTensive sporT program. For The TirsT Time The 250 bo s in The Junior High School were given a chance Tor physical developmenT. As long as The weaTher permiTTed, The boys Took parT in ouTdoor recreaTion, playing Touch TooTball, indoor baseball, volleyball, and speed ball. WiTh a squad oT TorTy-Tive boys, Coach Kligel formed The TirsT TooTball Team Tor The new Junior High School. Four ouTside games were played, Two wiTh Richland and Two wiTh Haines. The young Vikings won one, Tied one, and losT Two games. NineTy-eighT boys Turned ouT Tor baskeTball: TorTy Trom The sevenTh grade, TwenTy Trom The eighT grade, and TwenTy-eighT Trom The ninTh grade. CounTing The eighT official scrimmages held wiTh school Teams, The Vikings won sixTeen and losT Twelve games. Games were played wiTh all B squads oT B schools oT Baker counTy, Two wiTh OnTario Junior High, and Tour wiTh La Grande. The Vikings won nine and losT eleven. ATTer baskeTball season, a school TournamenT was held. TwenTy- Two Teams, comprising Ten B league Teams and Twelve A league Teams, in which l8O boys Took parT, was The main aTTracTion of Tour weeks. Three games were held each afTernoon aTTer school. ATTer several weeks of volleyball, The gym classes reTurned ouT- doors To parTicipaTei in baseball, indoor baseball, volleyball, TooTball, and Track. Much physical developmenT was gained by The gym classes in which all boys Took parT, and in which TwenTy-Two boys received TooT- ball awards and TiTTeen received awards Tor baskeTball. A much larger and more exTensive program is planned Tor The coming year. COACH BERNICE SCHERZINGER ' ' ' Coach Bernice Scherzinger, insTrucTor of girls' physical educaTion, planned a number oT inTeresTing sporTs. The girls played baskeTball. volleyball, baseball, and numerous lead-up games. They also sponsored social dancing lessons among The girls and boys. The G. A. A. held a radio dance, bicycle parTies, swimming parTies, and an iniTiaTion Tor The eighTh grade. They also sponsored an im- pressive dinner aT which The awards Tor aThleTics were made. 0 v 0 LETTERMEN Bofiom row: C. Derrick, Bulson, Harold Chadwick, Hogg, O. Hall, Kosiol, Holman, R. Worley, Dur- gan. Second row: Kelly, Langrell, Spencer, H. Yamoaka, Andersen, Small, R. Wells, Boyce, V. Fishback, Kirkpairick, Head. Third row: Lan- drefh, B. Siandley, Handy, E. Per- kins, Kligel. adviser: R. Grissom, Ramsey, Halley, D. Siandley. ' ' ' FOOTBALL Bojrlom row: R. Worley, Handy, R. Wells, H. Yamoaka, B. Siandley, Halley, R. Grissom. Second row: Coach Kligel. Landreih, V. Fish- back, E. Perkins, Andersen, D. Slrandley, manager. Third row: Kelly, Harold Chadwick, Hogg, O. Hall, Small, Boyce, Langrell, Kosfol, Holman, lvianary. ' BOYS! BASKETBALL Boifom row: V. Fishback, Ander- sen, R. Grissom, H. Yamoaka, R. Worley. Second row: Manager Durgan, C. Derrick, Handy, Boyce, Burson, Kirkpalrrick, manager. Third row: Head, O. Hall, Kosiol, Fosier, Coach Kligel. I - - - e.A.A. Boilom row: Mailer, R. Yasui, L. lviiichell. Second row: Rober+- son, Silven, Clough, Pelersen, S. Perkins. l'fF, T me Mwswk gg .1 Boffom row: Rohner, Palmquisf, Perkins, Donald, Dean, Albrechf, Roberfson. Second row: Randall, Silven, Sours, Miss Nelson, adviser, Greger, McDaniel. LIBRARY CLUB ' ' 0 The Library club, sponsored by Miss Nelson, has been aciive in making The library an al- lracrive and inviring place for ardeni readers. During Naiional Book Week The club sponsored an assembly program. The club has cal- alogued approximaiely 250 new books, arranged The card caialog file, shelf labels, and The book display. DRAMA CLUB ' ' ' The dramaiic season opened wiih an Evening ol En+errainmen'r, ihree one-aci plays: The Farce of Pierre Pa+elin, an early French farce done in a siylisiic manner: The Fiireenih Candle, a moving lirile drama of poverry-sriiling opporiuniiyp and a Percival Wilde comic Tanlasy, The Dyspepric Ogre. The Junior Hi-Lariiiesf' The year's highlighr, presenied rwo hours of musical and amusing enieriainmeni before a background oi a modernisric club, speclacuiarly lighied and decoraied. Wiih rhe help of The glee clubs, a Junior Noel Chrislrnas program was produced. A caihedral selling charmingly held ihe Tirsr parr, consisiing of chorus numbers and Jrableaux. The second half was anoiher Wilde play, The Enchanred Chrisimas Tree. As pilors, ihe organizalion had Mary Jane Palmquisr, presidenrg Ray Gauike, vice-presidenig Shirley Perkins, secreiaryg Bruce Kirkpairick, business manager: Aileen Baird, reporierp and Zona Parker, social misrress. The advisers were: Mr. Schwariz, general direciorg Mr. Lewis, Miss Macllougall, Mr. Cox, Mr. Dunn, and Miss Ledberrer. ..undaEm.u': ' , X . I .KL- ' fi 1 Y Y , V xl f V 'xiii . 'uv'- , aft N1 ' 'hu' H J 1 1h K -,Jw gy? gf- I .-Rn. ' ws , f - V , Y51' 5'-34 ie, Uffiiiifffwgill? 133 7 an 'Pililvs if A - 1 fL. L -, ge, . ' ' 55fv5ff 141573, E1 :Fi lg, e..,:15.:-5 'H - ' .Wm Wikia 'JH - M .-I2 ':,,- f5i1Y' - I7 N ia.: V .,1,.eI,f ,Nj ' , t. ' . ' ML . , 1' if E - if ,-5 , : fe 7y,l Uv? . .fi-5 ..g.' . ,M- K 'tk 1. , .'..,,..,,f. 1555, '-1.'Y1f,f ' JW? - .Ei . . ,1 'r ar 'A iff' Bolfom row: Milchell, Van Bibber, Holcombe, Parker, Baird, Kirkpafrick, Palrnquisf, Gaulke, Perkins, Boyer, Durgan, Hayes. Second row: Pofler, Rohner, Mueren, Shrack, Boyd, Dennis, Balch, Clabough, Anlonius, Olsen, Olsen, Hayden. Third row: Kelly, Sfevens, Donald, Creqer, Sowers, Ebell, Denlon, Manary, Wrlghl, Padgelf, Mr. Schwarrz, adviser. Fourlh row: Heqgie, McGregor, Lewis, J. Olsen, Wolford, Dean, Gordon, Sullivan, Landrelh, Slandley, O'Dell. ' 0 DRAMA CLUB ful T A q 3 Hilafllles C Farce of lhe Worlhy Pierre Palelin A0 fees 2 f . K The Fifleenlh Candle Hilarilies of '37 f T The Enchanled Chrislmas Tree ri, The Enchanled Chrlslmas Tree f eil, ,-mwzm aww QM, . ,,, , -Wi WBIPQPJWQ 9673-5 Wig' N ' T, in - Bollom row: Boyer, Bagley, Blackmon, Melzker, Palmquisl, Perkins, Boyd, D. Waterhouse, Lew, Moon, Baird, Cook, Brasfield, C, Derrick Second row: Hayden, Donald, Speelrnan, Silven, Merrill, Sowers, N. Borlon, Moore, Clark, Colron, Carpenler, Long, Hayes. Third row Moeller, Mifchell, Clabough, M. Smilh, Roby, Knezevich, M. Haskell, A. Carroll, S, Wright, Murphy, Valiant, Jensen, Ruple. Fourfh row Blaylock, Muzzy, Randell, Turner, Dean, Tunnock, Dunlap, Clough, Prowell, Currey, Ord, Merrill, O'Dell. Fifth row: Burnell, Gufridge, V Wrighf, Washinglon, Koslol, Sfark, Langrell, Farmer, Gaulke, Slauffer. GLEE CLUBS 0 0 0 HANSEL AND GRETEL YE THREE KINGS OF THE ORIENT JUNIOR NOEL STREET SCENE-CAROLS fl , 'Y .. 1 AQ.. .QA 4.. , 1 ., 9 Q x . f x Q '1- ' ' ' GLEE CLUBS Some oT The mosT ouTsTanding conTribuTions To The arTisTic liTe oT our Junior High School were Those made by The Junior glee clubs under The direcTion of Miss BerTha MacDougall. In The early Tall They assisTed The NuggeT sTaTT wiTh Their adverTising program, Down The Oregon Trail. AT Thanksgiving The boys' and girls' clubs presenTed, in cosTume, an lndian program oT songs and dances. One oT These songs, The Sun Worshippers, was sung in The Zuni lndian language. A very eTTecTive ChrisTmas program was given by The glee clubs and The dramaTics club. The choral parT oT The enTerTainmenT was presenTed in an impressive caThe- dral seTTing designed by Mr. Lewis. The characTers, robed in red and carrying lighTed Tapers, Told The ChrisTmas sTory in Tableaux and song. To commemoraTe Lincoln's birThday. The boys' club sang a Tew songs oT ThaT period. The girls' club chanTed Henry Hadley's beauTiTul seTTing oT Lincoln's GeTTysburg address. Dur- ing The EasTern Oregon BaskeTball TournamenT The girls presenTed a very clever sTunT. Led by drum-maiors in purple and gold, The girls, dressed in The colors oT The visiTing Teams, sang The songs oT each school Taking parT in The TournamenT. BuT perhaps The mosT imporTanT evenT oT The year was The presenTaTion oT The opera, Hansel and C5reTel, by Humperdinck. The club was again indebTed To Mr. Lewis Tor The arTisTic seTTing and To Mr. SchwarTz Tor his able direcTing oT The dramaTics. The orchesTra, direcTed by Mr. Cox, and The glee club, direcTed by Miss MacDougall, gave a spring concerT. The girls, gowned in Their pasTel- shaded Tormals, TypiTied The spiriT oT spring and proved Themselves delighTTul enTerTainers. The oTTicers oT The girls' club are: PresidenT, Genevieve Moore: vice-presi- denT, DoroThy Clabough: secreTary, ConsTance Sowers: librarians, Elzora Bagley and Lela MiTchellq reporTer, Virginia Merrill. The oTTicers oT The boys' club are: PresidenT, Ray Blaylock: vice-presidenT, Gordon BenneTTq secreTary, Carl KosTolg librarian, Cecil Derrick. ' 0 ' ORCHESTRA The Junior High OrchesTra was organized lasT SepTember under The direcTion oT Mr. Cox. The orchesTra has progressed greaTly during The year and under Mr. Cox's excellenT leadership The- sTudenTs have learned To appreciaTe boTh classical and popular music. The orchesTra accom- panied The Tollowing programs: Three one-acT plays given by The Junior High Drama Club, an opereTTa presenTed by Brooklyn School, and The EnchanTed ChrisTmas Tree given by The Junior High Glee Club. Five members organized a iazz orchesTra which played selecTions aT The Hi-LariTies. The ouTsTanding orchesTra presenTaTion oT The year was The concerT given in May. BoTTom row: Durgan, Crabill, Turner, Sfiles, Beers, Sullivan, Small, H. Chadwick, R. Wells, Clar , ir a r c , ar Second row: Guirado, Lusfer, Ssig, Blaylock, P. Wells, Ord, Foshr, A nc . Top row: HunTsman, Harrison, Baxa, C. Woods. Bofiom row: K. Perkins, Emmerson, Horton, Eblsn, Tom Mya,i....w,,-f,v..,.,.-...M,..,..,,,.. .,,. .. ., M.- , , , . , . , .. .,.,.. , .,..,,..-nw. ,. H. ,, , kKkpTlkH ryChdk lb hT pl BIRD CLUB 0 0 0 The Bird club, under fhe supervision of Mr. Cecil Holloway, elecfed fhe following officers: Presidenf, Duane Ragsdale: secrefary, Ray Cook: and reporfer, Roberf Ellis. The purpose of fhe Bird club was fo furfher 'rhe program of bird conservafion in America. READING CLUB ' 0 ' The Reading club, under fhe direcfion of Miss Dix, elecfed fhe following officers: Presidenf, Jack Greffum: vice-presidenf, Earnesf Scrivner: secrefary, Philip Eorfner: freasurer, Chrisfina Mefzker: sergeanf-af-arms, La Verne Williamson. The purpose of fhis organizafion was fo induce inferesf in good liferafure. BOOK CLUBS ' ' ' The Book clubs were organized by Miss Dix fo promofe fhe reading of good liferafure. The room presidenfs were as follows: Duane Ragsdale, Billy Reddick, Emma Cassidy, Thomas Hol- man, and Elsie Praff. THE GOLDEN CIRCLE 'j ' ' This club was esfablished fo carry on fhe acfivifies of fhe school and fo make school life more enjoyable. The officers were: Presidenf, Marjorie Haskell: vice-presidenf. Edna Borfon: secre- fary, lla Washingfon: adviser, Miss Ledbeffer. CAMERA CLUB ' 0 ' The Camera club was organized by Miss Wallace and led by Alvin Ward. The work of 'rhe club was fo fake picfures, develop negafives, and prinf picfures. Two of fhe sfudenfs owned privafe prinfing sefs. CLOGGING CLUB ' 0 ' The Clogging club, conducfed by Miss Scherzinger, has been a very successful club and is enjoyed by all 'rhe girls who are members. WELL-GROOMED CLUB 0 0 0 The Well-Groomed club consisfed of fhirfy-eighf Junior High School girls. The leaders of fhe club were Rosalie Lefebvre, presidenf: Jayne Jones, vice-presidenf: and Mrs. Swan, adviser. NEWSWRITING CLUB ' 0 ' The Newswrifing club, under fhe supervision of Mrs. Marfha Pra'H, has been one of The mosf oufsfanding clubs in Junior High. An inferesfing eighf-page paper was issued every fwo weeks. In addifion, fhe club managed fhe Teen TaIen+s, fhe yearly magazine of sfudenf work prinfed by fhe school. They have sponsored cand sales af all Junior High baskefball games. The club managed four boofhs af fhe carnival and fleafured fhree parfies. The membership of fhe club was fhirfy-five. The oufsfanding deparfmenl heads were: Edifor-in-chief, Paf Sullivan: assisfanf edifor, Bar- bara Pefersen: business manager, Harry Chadwick: edifor of cify news, Aileen Baird: press manager, Bob Worley: class edifor, Pearl Turner: exchange edifor, Rose Yasui: secrefary, Norma Kempfer: scrap book, Audrey Oleson: class will, Edna Borfon: class prophecy, Rodney Moura: Teen Talenfs, Lela Mifchel, Margarel' Boyd, and Mary Jane Palmquisf: arf, Shirley Perkins. The adviser was Mrs. Praff. GENERAL SCIENCE CLUB 0 ' ' The sevenfh grade General Science club of room 5 had fhe following officers: Bobby Derrick, presidenf: Delberf Olson, vice-presidenf: Pansy Yasui, secrefary. They had several groups and each week one group gave reporfs and experimenfs over a chapfer in fhe science fexf. q .V M0 4.....................................i.4. gil. N M STA '33 nisx is 57' 'F if 'Wav fi? M52 in wr' -Tl' ,1- Top Row: Sullivan, Peiersen, Turner, Baird, Mayes. Second row: Mifchel, Yasui, Moura, Boyd, Wriglrl. Third row: Donald. Perkins, E. Borfon, Hayden, Lonzway. Fourth row: G. Speelman, Kelley, Palmquisf, Wifhers, W. Clark. Boffom row: Rohner, R. Worley, Coolr, H. Chadwick, Sowers. ART CLUB ' 0 0 This year The Arf club, under The insfrucfion of Mr. Lewis, affer finishing carfooning and skefching profiles wiTh charcoal, made posfers, cemenT Tiles, and Iinoleum blocks for Teen TaIenTs. The officers were: Presidenf, Pansy Yasui: and Dorofhy Mineff, secrefary. GAME CLUB ' ' ' The Game club, under The supervision of Miss La Casse, was composed of forTy-one sevenfh and eighrh grade members. The main purpose of The club was To make and play indoor games. Much inTeresT and enfhusiasm was aroused among club members in The gafhering of Tinfoil for The crippled children of The Doernbecher Memorial Hospifal. Donafions from people oufside The club were greafly appreciafed. The cIub's officers were: Presidenf, Paul Bascheg vice-presidenf, Shirley Campbell: and secreTary, Walfer Fernald. HOBBY CLUB ' 0 ' The Hobby club was organized wiTh forTy members. For The firsf six weeks The Hobby club elecTed officers as follows: Donald MerriTT, presidenfg Edward Ringer, vice-presidenfg George Carroll. secreTary: and Millard Hulick, sergeanT-aT-arms. For The second six weeks officers were: Vernon Fishback, presidenfg Raymond Anderson. vice-presidenfg Harry Yamoaka, secrefaryg and Ross Wells, sergeanT-aT-arms. Mrs. MarTha PraTT was The adviser. CHECKER CLUB ' ' ' The Checker club officers were: Presidenf, Ivan Van Leuven: vice-presidenT, Berf Knufsong secreTary, Marvin Wellman. The adviser was Miss Wallace. The members of The club had sev- eral pracfice games which were followed by a double eliminafion Tournamenf. The checker boards and The checkers were made by The boys aT The manual Training building. GIRLS' HANDICRAFT CLUB ' 0 0 The Girls' Handicraff club, under The supervision of Mr. Arnold, have learned To regulafe a plane and make sleeve boards. The officers were: Presidenf, Marfha Oxnard: vice-presidenT, Elda Worsham, secreTary, Pafricia Carferg Treasurer, Dorofhy SuTTon. RECREATIONAL MUSIC CLUB ' ' ' The Recreafional Music, under The supervision of Mr. Cox, insTrumenTaI music Teacher of The Junior High School, learned To play several popular pieces. The cIub's secrefary was Nancy Beason. MICROSCOPE CLUB ' 0 ' The Microscope club was organized in The fall by fiffeen sevenfh grade sTudenTs wiTh Miss Sass as adviser. The following officers were elecTed: Presidenf, Duane Ragsdale: vice-presidenf, Glenn Ballanfyneg secrefary-Treasurer, Paul Paige. Billy Reddick and Duane Ragsdale acfed as reporT- ers for The club. SINGING VIKINGS 0 0 0 The Singing Vikings, under The direcfion of Miss Berfha McDougall, did excellenf work in The singing of boTh popular songs and songs in foreign languages. Only sevenfh grade pupils were eligible To ioin. The officers were: Bobby Derrick, presidenfg MarDean Head, vice- presidenfg Wenonah Smelcer, secrefary-Treasurer: Billy Nock, sergeanf-aT-arms: Thomas Holman, librarian: and Donelle Dooley, reporfer. STAMP CLUB v 0 ' The Sfamp club, organized by Miss Sass, has aroused The inTeresT of many pupils of The sevenfh grade. The club elecTed ifs officers as follows: Billy WendT, presidenf: Mardean Head, vice-presi- denT: Phyllis May, secrefaryg and Wayne WrighT, sergeanT-aT-arms. The members found a greaT deal of pleasure in wriTing To pen-paIs in foreign counfries. 30451. I l Boilom row: P. Wells. Second row: Hoge, R. Fishback, Yasue. Third row: Haskell, Silven, Sowers, Baird, Wrighf. ' ' ' GIRLS' LEAGUE The Girls' League consisfed of seven deparfmenfs, one of fhe officers of fhe league acfing as a chairman for each deparfmenf. The oufsfanding accomplishmenf of fhe league was fhe esfablishmenf and mainfenance of a firsf aid room wifh a girl in charge each period of The day. The officers for fhe pasf year were: Presidenf, Rose Mary Fishloaclcg vice-presidenf, ivlariorie l-laslcellg secrelary-freasurer, Rufh Silveng chairman of fhe service deparfmenf, Consfance Sowers: chairman of The welfare deparfmenf, Berry Hoge: chairman of fhe social deparfmenf, Aileen Baird: chairman of afhlefic council, Rose Yasui. lvlrs. Evamae Swan was adviser of fhe league. 0 ' ' BOYS' LEAGUE The officers of 'rhe Boys' League were Ross Wells, presidenfg Duane Ragsdale, vice-presi- denf: Billy Nock, secrefary: and Roberf Ellis, reporfer. The bo s' federafion has been responsible for fhe organizaiion of a fire squad. wifh Kay l-lafley as fire chief and Roy Brasfield, Roberf Ellis and Billy Reddick as assisfanfs. Aloouf fiffy boys were on fhe squad and assisfed during fire drills. The meefings were held in fhe gymnasium fhe lasf Friday of each monfh. Several inferesfing lecfures were given and ofher enferfainmenf provided. Bofrom row: Neck, Ragsdale. Second row: Worley, R. Wells. kt '58 lim v ,L .W mu eil .1-5,3 L- my Ska? 5-41 ff 'w:?x,zz ,gf , 4? ' YQ -+3 ,-if 'WF' 'ff Liv ,r ms.. 0 L, me-4 NYLIC LEWIS, Adviser PEARL TURNER, Class Edifor ROSE YASUI, Business Manager BARBARA PETERSEN, Edifor GENEVIEVE SPEELMAN, DepT. Ed X r nu4'4 0 I 3 Qs T' , wall! I Il Us 7 lil: il f l X l QP um NUGGET STAFF 0 0 0 The TirsT NuggeT sTaTT oT Junior l-ligh School was esTablished lasT Tall under The direcTion oT Mr. Lewis. This is The second year The Junior High has had The privilege oT sharing The NuggeT. The sTaTT has been composed oT Tour sTudenTs Trom The ninTh grade who were chosen Trom The NewswriTing club. Every member worked hard To malce The NuggeT a success and wishes To Thank all who have cooperaTed in helping The sTaTT. 's 5' - ' f Q vn- E'-J . . P- E . . . LIBRARIAN ' WINNIFRED PETIT . . our bool: checker-ouTer . . . JANITOR H. J. McLAREN . our school sweeper-ouTer ,, ?J1zLi,i 7 , my f ' W 1 W A iii iff ' E ,, Q- In N ,gy FJ Q 'S i h ' , ,Q jp H 41 1' 'A'4'gifT?f'A L, 5 J- 5 ' W . 1 ii 'Y' 5' I THE MIND GRKNDEPS UQ Qi'15, 'M 7 'W C4 'AQQ ' A A1 NC 3247, f I L' I - Y' 1 3 A K 33 gc., Hows Tnacefqg ? HANLEY we cum HATER WHERES pm? '11 ? LOVE' OR LATlN BO - PEE-P VVOE XS SVKE' W . Ng 'Lg F Oo . O7 ro 4 OCA' 47 1 cf 103406 Q cols 'Vo CAM, Fe D1 Vo 'U I6-H if F fs i' ww K, 'iv t 1 4 4 X, if , if A We . Z 4 af, 'X Zi M L be W If V if I THE GAME? if .A lf, QT. -.M. , AKNT Love GRAND? NCQ OUR BACK vARD rx 5HWQFgi Ifiw .i.1', V , ' if - L gy ., ., ' F' fggzg 2 w N! 1 O ww eg NOW OlQLff HEADLEII HORIEMEN wp, .,...3 o QS iff A t SOAOO 1 OONA we 9 VVHAT'S me ATYRACUON? OV il 2 XS ' YO 'ie SVOXJ 9 06 ! X fi, ff. H ' .Q,. -f - g3XQQPf TROUBLE I ev: OO TOUG NUGGET BOOSTERS Leo Adler Adler Music Srore Alexander Clofhing Co. R. R. Anderson Philo Anderson Anfler Horel Baker Grocery Burke Bros. Laundry Baker Adiusfmenr Co. Dr. C. J. Bar'HeH Baker Thearers lnc. Baker Mineral Springs Baker Cafe Baker Floral 8: Seed Co. D. F. Baker 8: Son Baker Packing Co. Baker Telephone Co. Basche-Sage Hardware Co. Bosfon Shoe Shop The Book Nook Ves Brown's Service S+a'I'ion LoH' D. Brown Howard Bergman Baker Barber Shop C. R. Bufson Dr. Roger Biswell Baker Business College Baker's Bakery Baker Prinfing Co. Baker Garage Baird's Preferred Grocery Communify Cash Che+'s Super Service Cook 8: Emele Chamber of Commerce E. W. Cox Cochrane Drug Co. Ci'l'y Garage Mr. and Mrs. Crosrhwair Cinderella Shop Dr. R. E. Cale The Democraf Herald Driesbach Grocery James Donald Dr. Thomas V. Duff Depor Grocery Easfern Oregon Federal Savings 8: Loan Assn. Eardley Lumber Co. Easfern Oregon Lighl' 81 Power Co. Ellis Transfer Firsl' Na'I'ional Bank Farmers Cooperafive Creamery Frisbie Mo+or Co. Farmer's Produce Markel' Franzen, fhe Tailor Dr. C. A. Grani Geiser Grand Hofel C. T. Godwin Gwilliams Bakery Grow's Jewelry Srore Dr. G. G. Gordon Geddes 8: Smirhpeler Grocery George Bros. John Herr, Reallor Heilner, Smilh, Granr 81 Fuchs Hill and Savage Hoge-Wells Supply Co. Hoiel Baker Heads Cash Grocery Hudson Prinfing Co. Heilner Grocery Co. Dr. H. J. Horfon Hallock Donald 81 Banfa J. Hirara Grocery Ho'I'el Rogers Independenr Markei' Jenkins' Transfer Jones-McCord Hardware Co. Kirkparrick Chev. Co. King's Sfudio Roscoe Lee Levinger Drug Co. Langrell's Trading Posi Lew Bros. May Bros. Monarch Maylag Co. O. H. P. McCord 8: Son Monfgomery Ward Miller 81 Miller Garage Miller's Lunch Mufual Creamery Co. Mineff Beaufy 8: Barber Shop Modern Shoe Shop The Nook Neuberger 81 Heilner Olsen Furnifure Co. John Poll, Tailor Dr. C. G. Pa'H'erson Palace Meal Markel' Piggly-Wiggly Co. Parsons' Pharmacy Palmer Bros. Jewelry Sfore J. C. Penney Co. Radium Springs Dr. W. R. Rossina Record-Courier Roy's Barber Shop Radabaugh Bros. Rapp's Bakery Robb's Ladies Shop Dr. R. J. Ruckman Sl'oner's Meal' Marker Shockley Lumber Co. Amy Lee Schaffner Grocery Slocum Mofor Co. Silven's X. L. Laundry The Smarf Shop SaHerberg Confecfionery Smirh Packing Co. Surbeck Bros. Snappy Lunch H. C. Srevens Co. Schreek's Ice 81 Cold Srorage Trail Cafe Triangle Planing Mill Texaco Gas Co. TroH'er's Cloihing Slore Dr. Tupker Universal Mofor Co. The Vogue Weber Repair Shop Wickham 8: King F. W. VVoolwor'I'h Wagner's S'I'udio Bill While Grocery Wesr 8: Co. Funeral Parlors Drs. Young 8: Teideman

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