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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1939 volume:

9 7 , 'iv A 3 ., sg-S... ' N 13 5 3 W Q, --5 ' bm! A kg 14 3 , X VOLUME XLI CIRCUS EDITION BAKER HIGH BAKER, OREGON ADMINISTRATION CLASSES DEPARTMENTS Q Q2 CLASS OF 1891 'fu A' 9 Qs. xt? Fxrst row Came Geer Walt Palmer Myrtle Tracey Albert Lew Dora lack son Second row Myriu Iames Ada Chambers Lxma Kellogg Lula Chandler Sophu Moeller Tlurd row Prof Herberi Kxltndge Carey lackxon Mum Geer Leonard Slams Dora Terry Lee Slewurl and Henry Kxnmlon ' s at , U 'N Q s 4 , . 1. V , , 1 .- .. -. f . B , . . fl 4 i 'Viv . fi: - ,.fg,.'gL ' .f-I-' ' : ' . . . . - . : . . ' ' . , . ' : . ' ' . . . ',N'+o-q W6 GCN' 09 X' is U Awylgoxs 90 P550 wx X 1 wh00l5A:nW3, 6 0 X V9.1 U- vtaxnyalde ugvffi' 56,00 ,91'f-59 xs gr fine hyd X syswmim. was ,wife Tx t 000 055' WWW! bets of XX. 0 Y C X ein nite ab ow 1 'W su' C' 'We :Os 5 Owe QWAYW 919' en K. 1 9 gtg 5,1531 geagsln nasgea' Que fm ' . ' :nw W W' ezem c 'f1earf,1 Dfw. and mist: we W KO' 1 sv- mont fewnm 1 yd 0 05 Sync :Wed L The m GAS' 4? ,-is an 'i 'gg' il' Top Rov1:R.C. Frisbie, chuirmang Leo J. Browng Dr. E. B, Young, Bottom Row: Charley S. Langrsllg Margaret B. Anderson: Thomas H. Richards, clerk. Behind the side shows and Umain attractions ofthe school year sat a hoard of hard-worlcing directors. planning the events and affairs of the mill of thought for the betterment of the stu- dents was a difficult taslc slcilllully executed. This year the board selectedllflr. A. E. l-lirschler as superintendent ofschools. By care- ful guidance the educational system of Balcer has talcen another step forward along the road to perfection. Helen M. Stack Junior High School Building .5 F, . Y , r. 1 4 ' ' x -y ll'- N H 5. ' Tx 6, W shank? ' 9 x 5 . ff? - sq J?Ki L . ' . ? I l if il' I X H Q f 4 I 'f 1 3 1 ' Q, IJ' 1 A E. HIRSCHHER . '-The Ring Master If fvnf u 4551111455 HE 11 H1 , .. l'SL'lllL'V, 4 I' cl I . UL'flfHI'. um L f.IliL' liz: i F lf' ,-,-gf: DA kc ,df arriS ang E ,Q 9 ' ff, - 15 . , 'msn -ft :,.-, feflgf' l ,?,-rtfgxfgff, ,.....h ' -.ff'- 2 .f ' -vi-'1AJ,,, r r' f LESTER D. HARRIS, Sr. High JAMES R. EVANS, Jr. High Chief Animal Tamers V605 mxpeis W MVN 31 Here Since X? e Enwyed 'by AI swffs Both School Nice Us out of 1.9 xshw dem bC35t'S of Hear ye! hear ye! the biggest Hshowl' of the season is about to begin. The Nshown is conducted by Lester D, Harris and James R. Evans, they are the Barnum and Bailey of the Baker High Showsn. Theifs is the difficuit job of keeping all the Htrain- ing taientn and Uactorsl' of the Baker High Shows under the Cover of the HBig 7-opn for the iuii Hnine month runn. Occa- sionaily the performers break the ruies of training but by the slciii- fui hands of these Hveteren perforrnersu are guided bacic to their harness. Aiways these men have an eye on the future of the perform- ers of the shows and try to direct and guide them in the acts that wifi be a benefit to them iater on when the show is over. Much of the credit forthe success of the Hshowsn for this year una fn me Les- 0:11 deeilr angregugastixneziogaker prev are WHS pfxncwal tef SCh00QaShangl0!?v sevgom ,,, wxekgh scnooi mhmg, DOROTHA ctouo, senior Hi setefefdfy Haffis went t0 y. was . FRANCES HENDERSON, J f' HS is due to these two who spend their iives in serving others. hene hys u Nor 1 ecretary town of ihe Scene, of i' 5 xrSt 41- . fyrr HHH HHH r ' 5 ,A T if 'Q-1 DEANE GWILLIAM, Pres. ROLAND MILLS, V Pres VIRGINIA YOUNG Sec Barnum The Peanut Vende Th B9 Lu' Mag Three Hhigh wire wizards have reigned supremely during the Hnine month runl' ol the Balmer l-ligh Hshowsn. Hgarnumu, the big boss , besides being our star football hero has proven to be an able leader as well. Roland Mills, with a paint brush in each hand, stood behind Deane Gwilliam adding color to all student affairs by the use of his artistic ability. Virginia Young, the Hbig- gest little midgetn of Balrer high was secretary of this year's Hshown. She has recorded all the Nrnain attractionsu ol the year, With the help or' the student council, the trio has been able to help the student body to maintain their high scholastic and sports- manship standards, ., Y-. - W his at yd I af Ne- .2 .541 .-.gp jffi ::.5':. '31 C0u11C ,IRI 'O' l' I gl Q TOP ROW: KENNETH LARSON. PHYLLIS MILLER, PAT SULLIVAN. LENA CHAVES, ROBERT ELLIS. BOTTOM ROW: WAYNE PHILLIPS. GLEN GORDON DOROTHY GREER, BOB BEASON. fuacn db k h I . xy-Hx XIII , W I , Numa mms MTI -1 must- Ladies, gentfemen, and students! We have rn our possessron . I 'na A fs f' 1 - I ' . , , , mu Ciw..-Us WWW m lrxidvnyg WIN one of the rarest gems on the western hemisphere. Qeheve It or 'I 1VL V 15' ,p.- .. ., . . . . . nd? to uclluuwt twin 'thc LQLUW I' '1 not It rs the orlgrnaf Uwar COUHCIIH hefd by NBIQ ChrefRa1n In the 331. as , . . . . . iw. yu-vs UIICIIN. X N1 pussn. Around the hre ln the mam ring of the circus sits the Htaf- - . - wi . . . , mm, xx-Iw'I1 I' ' L 1 Nom ented dozenn or' the Baker High Show smolcrng theupeace prpel , - IIIIINLIWWA 'I Nw gmc ,, . , . . . IW' wmy :X IW , ty., gm This organfzatron rs composed of the student body ofhcers and dig Cfeuru A ,Ax-.-gxvd M5 'A . . . In Otvrwm was UW F' x the cfass ofhcers. They act as the rnouth-prece for the students In ucibulixwwni- xvvmuu 4-I -I 'WU aff schoof affairs. Amongsome of the outstanding actrvrtles of the cv - - ,div t -mi , . . 114'iII1TLIID5 IJVYMAU-c on J-fx vvvn Student Counclf was the pubhcatlon of the B. H. handbooks, ,. -ax - HM ' . . . procvduv - -hcdqws. K ff :md conducting all student body and pay assembhes, and pfannrng of the rwwWMg'-wmmww r 15' c f D M 1' 'M'J U Schooy 1 NN - lrst annua enlor on erence ay. e adviser IS Iss ones. UOFXI Qomb and it Isv Ihv meh A councif of war is hefd each day to straighten out any difficulty w ' A' .- -1 - . . SC U was PU?i:v urcik which may arise rn the student government. :rn S - A 1 1 1-rx - Scxgibxxgbbs of YWXY nGxx'k'III11W '-X ' .,f1Qm. 'ups im' .Iv-.xi plmmn . 1'mIzm5 Mx 2.131 . X ,Y - I ,. I- of I ' 1 ' 1 ,1 me A 3 ,. M iq vs . 3 K - I I - , P ' N ' . L .. , I ,gf sf 1 ..'.-L... 'Wiwh -li .-J -.1- 1r-1 F A 1 N 1' -- .J .1 .aLl ll., AI I I1 J - A Ill Il M XRLHI I X 'Hu' lxluss ut- VNU lynn- l X lJV..'xN'i'lf' IbR.UX.X IN Tlllill Xl IS Ik .NVIIIIIV v'1'r1l'lH' bil lllmll xl IIUHI Xl IJIIUI Il XX !'ur1l'vla15.IJ.1. 5. IQ s lJ'.l...I. wx- ng Nrfifteen minute womann. in the midst orfit affi see a I . . I - . I I M come aff who wish the Crystaf bail of Madame Zorin. The is the mighty senior dass. Cross my silver. f lsee for the year of 137i the Hman of the hourn Temple, Bob Beeson half an hour mann and rip snortln whing ding a Barn Dance, in other up the iaolder a icnotch isee the same officers doing thing. Wfhiie the cfass was in session for its Junior year first piace in the song contestg waiiced away with aff H RO The junior senior prom an EVENING XN nothing in the way ofefegance, the year X30 the scene changes. Bob Beeson of the hour assisted by Waymon Cofson and Greer. inmates swung a wiciced hoof at N GANG FUNG. A fuii house play a FULL ts BIGAPPLEMASQUERA DE DANCE anddass play TH E I , . - . CLASS OF '39 PG. ' F BOB BEASON, Pres. High Wire Wixaro ' WAYMON COLSON, V-Pres. Double iointed Man DOROTHY GREER, Sec. A S ,-:l X., 'il 4-5 ROSE PEYRON Commercial Rosie : Future: Stenographer: Stitch and Chatter l. 2: Ping Pong 2: Tap Dancing l. IANET BAXTER . Commercial Ian : Torch Honor 3: Glee Club Accom. 2. 3: Sex- tette 2. 3: Orch. 2: G.A.A. 3: Transferred from Austin. Minn. 2. MACK WOODWARD . Scientific Mac : Future: Pharmacist: Rifle Club I. 2. Sec. 2: Orch. I-3: Checkers I: Winter Sports l. 2: Band 2. 3. Pres. 3: Wrestling and Boxing 3: Operetta 3: St. Band Conf. 2: E. O. Music Fest. 2. 3: Intra. B. B. 3. KEITH PERKINS Scientific Perk : Future: Pharmacy: Pap 2. 3: Rifle I: Orch. I. 2: Band I-3: News l-3: Quill and Scroll 2. 3. Pres. 3. PATRICIA CONWAY Commercial Pat : Future: Housewife: G.A.A. l. 2: Tap Dancing 2: Knitting 2. BILL PEYRON Scientific Bill : Intra. B. B. 2. 3: Checkers 2: Tumbling I: Ping Pong I: Intra. Handball Champ 2. 3: Winter Sports l. NW i ADELE LEWIS Commercial Halfpint : Future: Beauty Operator. ADEALIA MAY EGO Home Economics Deen: Future: Nurse. ROBERT VANDECAR Scientiiic Bob : Future: Uncertain: Intra. B. B. 2. 3: Checkers I: Tumbling l: Ping Pong 1: Softball I: Intra. Hand- ball Champ 2. 3: Winter Sports l. MARIORIE A. CAVINISS Cqnungrciql Marqe : Future: Telephone Operator. EUPHA VERLOICE PARSONS Commercial Future: Old Maid: Band 2. 3: Orch. 3. MELVIN HUTCHINS . ,. . Agficulgm, Future: Distillery Foreman: Guitar 2: Foot- GENEVIEVE HAUGEN COmm0l'CiCl Genny : Future: Living: G.A.A. l. 2: Winter Sports l: Nugget 2. 3: F. B. Theory l: Knitting l: Check- ers l. NOHMAN DIMMICK 5Ci0l1ii5C Dome : Future: Uncertain: Orch. 2: Checker: l. SONOYA IEAN HIHATA Commercial Soy : Future: College: Torch Honor 1-3: Glee Club l. POLLYNE ROBERTSON General Pat : Future: Uramatics Teacher: Dramatics Club l: F. B. Theory l: Pep 1-3: Class Play 2. 3: Glee Club 3: G.A.A. l. 2. Pres. 2: A.S.B. Song Queen 2: Quill and Scroll 3: News 2. 3. MARY HIMMELBERGEH Home Economics Future: Teaching: Home Economics l. 2. EISIE DAVlS Commercial Glee Club 3: G.A.A. l: Knitting l. I DON BELEWE lit' n -P- IFA? 3 , J .9 '46 VISITING IHE B .I-I. S. ZOO TIGERS . . CfydeAverett FLYING SQUIRREL . Pearl Bashaw DEER . . Marjorie Caviness ZEBRA . . Biflie Louise Cofton BUFFALO . . Floyd Crogan ANI-ELOIDE . . Efsie Davis PENGUIN . . Norman Dimmicf: HYENA . . Merle DeLamecer KANGAROO . Margaret Quafls APE . . Bonnita Qhonner PANTHER , . Dafe feOLJI'l'ISLL I ANTEATEI? . . Vffilliam Cantrel MARY BOYCE . Commercial Future: Stenoqrapher: Torch Honor l, 2: G.A.A. l-3: Marionette: l. BILIJE PEARL MCELVEEN Classical Beepe : Future: Certified Public Acc.: Winter Sports l: Dramatic: 1: G.A.A. l. 2. ALENE WHSON Commercial Future: Pri. Sec.: Camera 3: G.A.A. 3: Transferred from Farmington. New Mex. l. 'f nl .fi- QR MEHLE RAE MITCHELL Commercial Tiny : Future: Beauty Operator. HOW!-INA PRATT Classical Renew: Future: Librarian: Torch Honor l-3: Band 3: Orch. 2. 3: Glee Club 2: News l: Sextette 2. IOE PIPHER Agriculture Ioe : Future: Uncertain: F.F.A. 2. 3: Winter Sport: l. -5 -.1 DAi:FYNi7'i0NS AUDAY--from morning 'tii night. HAKERA-one who induiges himsehf in dough. EAQKEP--one who advertises the side show. BQOWN--a mixture of orange and hiacic. CARPENTER--one who works with wood. COLEMAN--one who deiivers hiacic ifuei. DAINES--iarge dogs. DUNCAN--what etiquette says you shouid- nit do with doughnuts. EGG--something that some peopie have too much of i-1'Af.L--ioitering piece rforstudents. f-HNDMAN--the man behind the front man. xX f WILLIAM AUDAY General BilI : Future: Uncertain: Transferred from Los An- geles. Calif. 2. WANDA SIEG Scientific Future: Interior Decorator: Glee Club I-3: Winter Sports I. EVELYN WIDMAN Home Economics Tuffy : Future: Nurse: Checkers I: Dancing I: G.A.A. I. WADEAN HOHNER Commercial Dean : Future: College: Torch Honor I. 2: Glee Club 3: Winter Sports 1: Home Ec. I: G.A.A. 2: Nugget l. BOB BEASON Scientific Icky : Future: Serving Uncle Sammy: Class Pres. 3: Class V.P. I. 2: Football I: Band I-3: Orch. 2. 3: Glee Club 2. 3: Torch Honor I-3: Stu. Coun. 3: E.O. Music Fest.: Winter Sports I. DOROTHY GREEK Commercial Dotty : Future: Civil Service: Class Sec. 3: Torch Honor, Sec. l. V.P. 2: Pep 2. V.P. 3: Stu. Coun. 3: Newswriting I-3: Quill and Scroll 2. 3: G.A.A. I. 2: Nugget 2: G. L. Cab. 2, 3: Class Play 2: Editor Pep Sheet 3. L H5511-'i ij!! .154 40 'C X QQ: Commercial CAROLINE DUBY Callie : Future: Law: Torch Honor I: Glee Club 3: Dramatics 2. 3: Music 3: Sec. Checkers l. VIRGINIA YOUNG , Classical Ginny : Future: College: Pep 2, 3: Torch Honor I-3: Quill and Scroll 2, 3: News 2, 3: Class Sec. 1. 2: A.S.B. Sec. 3: G.I.. Sec. 2: G.I.. Cab. l: Editor Log 3. DEANE GWll.LlAM Scientific Baldy : Future: Scientist: Pep 3: Football I-3: Let- termen 2. 3: Stu. Coun. 3: Track l-3. Mgr. I: Checkers l: Class Play 3: Printing 2: Basketball 2: Fire Squad I: Operetta 3: A.S.B. Pres. 3. BARBARA SWIFT Social Science Speed : Torch Honor 3: Pep 3: G.A.A. 3: News 2, 3: Ed. Herald News 3: Quill and Scroll 2, 3: G.L. Pres. 3: Transferred from Pendleton 2. NEIL CULLIGAN . .. Scientific Corrigan : Future: Chemist: Transferred from Kel- logg. Idaho 3. GENEVA POSEY . Commercial Gebe : Future: Teacher: Torch Honor I-3: Pep 2, 3. Pres. 3: G.A.A. I, 2, V.P. 2: Operetta 3: Class Play 2. 3. THARON SANDFORD Commercial Pinky : Future: Telephone Operator: Dramatics l. 2: Intra. Sports I: G.A.A, l: G. I.. Cab. l. ROBERT WICKAM Industrial Arts Bob : lntra. B.B. 2. 3: Tumbling l: F.C.O. 2: Riile l: Ind. Arts l. ALMA LOUINE MAY Commercial Amy : Future: Beauty Operator: Home Ec. 1. 2: News l. MARGY STEWART Commercial Stewey : Future: Normal School: Majorette 2. 3: G,A.A. l, 2: Dramatics 2. 3: News l: Class Play 2: Dancing l. IACK MCCORD Commercial Einstein : Future: 'Forestryr Fire Squad 1: King Hobo 2: Nugget and Log Printing 2, 3: Printing Pres. 2: Nugget 3: Camera l-3. V.P. 3. MARGARET QUALLS Commercial Marge : Future: Beautician: Glee Club l-3. XS VERDA WORSHAM Commercial Verd : Tennis l. 2: Home Ec. 2: News l: G.A.A. l. BARBARA CLABOUGH Commercial Bobbie : Future: lournalilm: Glee Club l-3: Drama- tics l-3: F.B. Theory l: Rifle 2. 3: Torch Honor 2: G.I.. Cab. 3: Outdoor Sport: l: News l-3: G.A.A. l-3: Tennis l. 2. KIM MCKIM . Scientific Kimmy : Future: Doctor: Football 3: Pep 2. 3: Band l: Letterman 3: lntra. B.B. 2, 3: Checkers l: Orch. l: Winter Sports l. PBENTISS SIEG Scientific laclz : Future: Aviation: Stu. Coun. 2: Band l-3. BEVERLY NORDEAN . . General Bev : Future: College: Ale. Ed. ot Log 3: Quill and Scroll 3: Torch Honor 3: Nugget 3: Tranlterred trom Portland 3. WILMA Y. DUNCAN .. Commercial Dunk : Future: Secretary: Pep 2. 3: Glee Club l-3: Winter Sports Sec. l: Sextette 1, 3: G.A.A. l. JUST XMAGINE BONNITA IEANNE HOHNER Commercial Bonnie : Future: Beauty Operator: Glen Club 3: Winter Sports l: Home Ec. 1. MARTHA ROKUI Commercial Mas : Future: lnterpreter: Torch Honor l-3: Pep 2: Home Ec. Sec. 1: Knitting l: Astronomy l: Tap Danc- ing l: Nugget 2. FRANK BLANKINSHIP . Scientific Future: Elect. Engineer: Torch Honor l-3: Stagecraft 2: Printing l: Tumbling l: Boxing 3: Nugget 3. CLYDE L. AVERETT Commercial Future: Newspaper Publisher: Glee Club 2. 3. KENNETH MCCORD Agriculture I.imbwood : Future: Rancher: F.C.A. 3. FEROI. BAKER Commercial Future: Telephone Operator: Knitting l: Winter Sports l. ANNA ANDERSON without our BB. hero, WA Y' MON. LENA CHA VES with blonde hair. DUANE CLEMENTS without his trumpet. WILMA DUNCAN without a piano. GENEVIEVE HA UGEN with black hair. BRUCE LSAACS with a squeaky voice. NORVHV LANE without BEA TRICE CLOUGH. BOYD LEMMON with straight hair. ROLAND MILLS without a paint brush. ROBERTSON and CARPENTER knee deep f'eafS. STEWART and HORTING without twirfing hatons DEAN GWILLIAM with a girl. H2140 'fm' Q 1' 'Sf fN EDWARD LEE LINKOUS ,, Scientific Wee : Future: Printer: Nugget and Log Print- ing 3: Basketball 1. 2. SILAS ALLEN Commercial Si : Future: Scientist. BILLIE LOUISE COLTON Commercial I.ou : Future: Lawyer: Salesman Discussion Club 3: Tranelerred from Enumclaw. Wash. 3. ALBERT TIEDEMAN Classical Band l-3: News l: Rifle l. 2. Sec. 2: Boxing and Wrestling Mgr. 3: Operetta 3: Archery l: Winter Sports 1: Radio 1. 2: Camera 3. DORIS WIGGANS Commercial Future: Steno.: Glee Club l, 2: Winter Sports l: G.A.A. 2, 3. BRUCE ISACCS Commercial lke : Future: Orch. Leader: Bandll-3. V.P. 3: Glee Club 2, 3: Printing l: Camera 1: Hiking l. 2. MEHRITT DOYLE Scientific Bill : Future: Mining Engineer: Band 3: Transferred from Sumpter 2. DOHOTHEA I.aVEI.l.E HUNT Commercial Cutie : Future: Stenographer: Glee Club 2, 3: G.A.A. 1. LAVERN ESTES Commercial Buster : Future: Store Mgr.: Winter Sports l: Ten- nis 2. MARGARET FOHSEA Commercial Marge : Future: Teacher: Transferred from Park, Oreg. 2. GEORGIA NYQUIST Commercial George : Future: Hard Work: G.A.A. l, 2: Torch Honor 3: Nugget 3: Winter Sports l: F. B. Theory l: Knitting l: Checkers l. DONALD RENZ Scientific Don : Future: Aviation: Radio l. I .1 ei S. DARLENE TRIPP Social Science Trippet : Future: Author: News 3: Drama l. 2: Nugget 2. 3: Quill and Scroll 3: Winter Sports l. DAVID HOLMAN Commercial Pete : News 3: Letterman l-3: Football 3: Basket- ball l-3: Softball 3: Nugget 2. MARIE CAVALLO Social Science Mareezy : Future: School Teacher: Nugget 3: Transferred from Pendleton 2. FRANCES LOUISE PATTON Scientific Franlrie : Future: Dietitian: G.A.A. 2, 3. Pres. 3: Torch Honor 2. 3: Tennis 2: Nugget 3: Class Play 3: G. L. Tri-State Conf. 2: Transferred from Marsh- field l. MARIORIE DAINES Commercial Speck : Future: Business: Archery l: Knitting 1: Library Pres. l: Sextette 2: Glee Club 3. HELEN HORTING Commercial Blondie : Future: Pri. Sec.: Orch. l-3: Maiorette 2, 3: Glee Club 1. 2: G.A.A. 3: St. Band Contest 2, 3: 2.0. Mulic Felt. l, 2: Transferred from Filer. Idaho l. AQ- I S if- OUOO xl -aw Q- of' uf 1 1 H H M M C LE W 64 9 tn' Q -uni DA FF YNXTIONSN OLMAN--a man with nothing missing. OGG--one that devours all, E--the direction toward which the wind is blowi AY--the month we leave our boolcs behind. lLES--the distance students sometimes travel Q0 to SCl'700l. swee smelling flower. a uilding ol religious worship. POSEY-- f TEM PLE- b THRASHER- WELTER--toss about. -ODE Wl'lO l'l7f6SiLl6S. GODS--a grove of trees. lSAACS--a holy man in the Bible. PA TTCN--just an old leather shoe. l-lA VES--things on a buggy. .iff V it 'S -9' sb ' 'Iii 3' 0' 'ilu 1 I7 JUST IMAGINE LEONA LEWIS without red hair. WA YNE Pl-ilLLiPS quiet. BUD RAGLE without a drawing pencil. CHARLENE BORTON with a hoarse voice. EUGENE HENDERSEN being short. MARY JANE HOESON with straighthair. MALCOLM I-lAf?i?iS without his sophomore. NELDA MCCORKLE being six feet taii. DELORES OLSEN weighing 200 ihs. GEOf?GiA NYQUiST without a wad of gum. ROBERT WICKAM without a hammer. ROBERT SM Uiei-i-iWfAii-E with a modei airpiane. DALE ROBINSON Scientific Football 2: Transferred from Sumpter 2. RUTH PETTIT General Huthie : Future: College: G.A.A. C: Transferred from Rainier, Wash. 2. RICHARD TEMPLE Commercial Dick : Future: Lawyer: Pep l-3: Drum Major 2, 3: B. League V.P. l, 2: Class Prem. 1. 2: Ath. Bus. Mgr. 2: Drama l. 2: Nugget l: Debate 2: Fire Squad l: Speech Art: Tourn. l, 2: Stu. Coun. l, 2: Class Play 2. 3: Intra. B.B. Mgr. 3: Checkers l. CLAUDIA WOOD Commercial Future: Teacher: Torch Honor l, 2: Stu. Coun. 1: Drama l: Class Play 2: Library 2. CONARD G. MILES Agriculture Connie : Future: Farmer: Checkers l: Tumbling l: F.F.A. 3. 4. MARY IANE HOBSON Commercial lanie : Future: Stenographer: Art l: G.A.A. l-3. an if 'sv :gl if ,Obie .1 8 C99 BID-W OSLBA-BODAD 7 QQ GILBERT IONES Scientific Gil : Future: Engineer: Printing l. VERA CAVIN Commercial RuHy : Future: Nurle: G.A.A. I-3. V.P. 3: Tennis l: Drama l. 2: Clan Play 2, 3: Glee Club l. WAYNE PHILLIPS Commercial Phippe : Future: Lawyer: Pep l-3: Clan Yell Lead- er l-3: Drama 1: Checkers 2: Stu. Coun. 3: Yell Duke 1, 2: Yell King 3: Fire Squad l. 2: Letterman 3: lntra. B.B. l-3: Winter Sports l: Archery 1: Tumbling l. MARGARET YOUNG . . . , .. .. Clauical Marg : Future: Lawyer: Torch Honor l-3: Stu. Coun. 2: Glee Club 3: Library An. 3: Astronomy l: Knitting I: Library l: Archery l: Octette 2. WARREN GUYER . Scientific Guyer : Future: Civil Engineering: Stagecratt 2. 3. NEVA IANE NOLAND , . , ' ,. Commercial Pudgy : Future: Nurse: Tranllerred from Sumpter 2. Commercial CHARLENE BORTON Cho-Cho : Future: Secretary: V.P.. G. I.. 3: Sec. G.A.A. 2. 3: Drama 1, Z: Class Play 3. -35' IUANITA THRASHER Commercial ,Q luani : Future: Stenographer: G.A.A. l. 2: Winter , Q .1 Soorts l: Tap Dancing l: Glee Club 3: Home Iic. l: -er' Checkers l. -I IOHN KAIIKAWA Scientific Torch Honor 3: Translerred from Union 2. GENTRIA TALIAFERRO Commercial Gent : Future: Secretary: Knitting 1: Library l: Archery 1: Glee Club 2. 3: Octette 2. AUSTIN RAGLE Scientific Bud : Future: Art Illustrator: 'Quill and Scroll 2, 3: News 3: Nugget 3: Class Play 3. DORIS BROWN Commercial Dodie : Torch Honor l-3: Glue Club 2. 3: Sextette 3: Knitting l. NEZJP tLL so L GET I-IELP 'ff DELORIS OLSEN Commercial Sweden: Future: Personnel Mgr.: Torch Honor l-3: Quill and Scroll 2. 3: Quill and Scroll V.P. 3: Orch. 2. 3: Band 3: News 1-3: G.A.A. l-3: Stitch and Chatter Sec. I: Archery l. 2: Band Content 3: E.O. Music Feet. 2. 3. EILENE STACE Commercial Future: Bul. College: Library 2: Transferred from Richland 2. DORIS PETERSON Commercial Pete : Future: Private Secs Transferred from Sand- point. Idaho 3. ROLAND T. MILLS , Art Ogdon : Future: Cartoonilt: New! I: Quill and Scroll 2. 3: Nugget I-3: A.S.B.. V.P. 3: Stu. Coun. 3: Art I-3: Operetta 3. IANET PETTIT , . , , , General Ian : G.A.A. 3: Glee Club 3: Transferred hom Rainier. Waeh. 2. HOII. WEBB . . , S:ienti!ic Future: Aviation: F. F. A. 2. 3: Transferred from Union 2. 36- 6' '81 -ti I'..: -Q' l THE CATCH OF THE SEASON WHALE . . Patricia Conway SUCKER . . Kim MCKim JELLY FISH . . Janet Pettit GOLDFTSH . . Rowena Pratt SWORDFISH . Mac Woodward CRAB . . Robert Vandecar LOBSTEB . . Madge Colton OCTOPUS . . Evelyn Widman FROG . . Barbara Cfabough TURTLE . . Bill Doyle STAR FfSl-f . . Bob Beason SALMON, . Carofine Duby 1015 'O -.au 'OIG Q1- SI YJ 36- Q9 SENIORS NOT PICTURED Neil Boulton Paula Barlcer Pearl Basliaw William Cantrel Wendell Coleman Floyd Crogltan Robert DeBord Merle DeLameter Andrew Diclcison Irene Hall Charles Hamilton Malcolm Harris La Vern I-linclman William l-lixon Gladys Hogg Kenneth Holden Eloise Lange Boyd' Lemmon Leona Lewis Vernon Morris Hal Mullins Ralph Platt Robert Smurtliwaite Dorothy Tuclcer Nadean Tunnofk Clifton Walter Xx 'Ffh -:gp .41 DUANE CLEMENTS , Commercial Charley : Future: Hot Swing Band Leader: Orch. l-3: Band 1-3: E.O. Music Fest. 2. 3: St, Band Con- test 2, 3. MARGARET LEONNIG Scientific Marge : Future: Nursing: Torch Honor 3: Glee Club I-3: Nugget 2. 3. EUGENE HENDERSON Scientific Gene : Future: Engineer: Band 2. 3: Orch. l. 3: Basketball 2, 3: Football 3: Letterman 2, 3: Rifle l. VIVIAN SIPP Commercial Vee : Future: Bus. College: Sextette 2: Archery 2: Glee Club l-3: Knitting 1: Drama l. WAYMON COISON General Arky : Future: Coach: Checkers l: Ping Pong l: Basketball l-3. LENA D. CHAVES Commercial I.eapin' l.ena : Future: Accountant: Pep 2. 3: Stu. Coun. 3: A.S.B. Song Queen 3: G.A.A. l. 2: Glee Club l. 2: Maiorette 2. 3: E.O. Music Fest. 2. 3: St. Band Contest 2. 3. l 28 Qt L NORVIN LANE Commercial Norve : Future: Sound Engineer: Fire Squad l: Football l: Drama 1: Boxing l: Rifle l. 2: News 2. ANNA ANDERSON Commercial Ann : Future: College: Drama l. 2: Nugget 2: Quill and Scroll 2. 3: News 3: Glee Club l: Dancing 1: Sports Queen 3. ROBERT CARPENTER Classical Bob : Future: College: Pep l-3: Winter Sport: l: Drama l. 2: Speech Teurn. 2: Tennis l: Class Play 2. 3. LETHA LOVEIOY Commercial I.eth : Future: Sec. Worlr: Knitting l: G.A.A. 2: Home Ec. 2. ALYCEMAY WELCH Commercial Al : Future: Aviation: Glue Club 2. 3: Checkers l: Knitting l: G.A.A2 l. NELDA McCORKLE , Home Economics Corlry : Glee Club l. 3: Home Ec. l. 2: Drama l: Knitting l. Q ZWJZQWMMJMQWWM M W MM M 'LZffZ2?QiMZZiM Zffjw Mlzpflpagh Wm 7A,.Qd,.4o ,4,.,1L.,Wp .wwe .-.4-Zfkf Wk MWMMMQQWQQAZM w 3 QL 41 Qi'ZW ,4Af',u J ,z.,4,J,4,4.4, Kazaa, Jgilfgf? fdzmwww ,QLWAJW MQxQMn4wg ff 26,544.44 c5..!,,,w,,!.f,MzL ddaffy MAJLM jr' .,d!2J.414,ZZZ,faM,,J,5,42iJff-4,621 M-,ab VIL! QW Q,,,,,.f M Tiffnfw .' yi! M2 0-'YL'-X ' A f ' j l A M A v ,, A-f,4.fvf.! ' ' Z ' ' ,Jf7 'Y6-ZA-fcffwg! A '75 I ' -,od-LZ Zum U! ' HMM W f f ' 'C' 5,25 .1 , - fd! , , 4 ,,l1f A-aff! .441-42 1-44,-I-J V . If , U La . , , t 4.4 ,444..L.X E N-gr-XL , ,,,aA-C! 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JAMBOREE holding sway CLASS OF '40 moving multitude, conducted lilce a trarrlicjam, with a hot arranged as Nlclat Foot I':loogie's Joint . 4 up, ladies and gentlemen, I eyes now turn to the side show where melodrama, MARCHET the crowd with a story ol the early days of the more lrealcish acts in the side show are the ol the lootball team strutting their stuff Nl Gaullce, sword swallower Morin, lion fc little Egypt!! Sheehy--these are only a few of ol the side show, viking through the Crystal ball Ol Madame H w e p T e see rnemlmrs of the r':,l:.A. Pe Glee Club, Quill and 4? PAT SU LLIVAN, Pres. The Stu Performer GLEN GORDON, V.-Pres. The Snake Charrnern LELA MITCHELL, Sec. Thi Blrrblck Ridiru 'li 'J 39 -4 'T 735- Q-9--v fi 'FS 21 --l -J :G- YY 1 'DA 43:3 l-: ---1 'id 133 'G -4: my , 'W P -0 G audi' Q W--9 '23 K .1- -Y:-. 3. G2 1,9 C-IJ QQ! . . --5 A-If ,-.ai is -. ,Q Q, , 'X 6 Q... , Q 7 - ' --- :nv Y -t4 1 -65' 'OF Ray Blaylock Harry Chadwick Mary Yamoalu Ruth Silvan Lillian l-lamblen 06 Q1 ff Gonovieva Moore Robert Lonzway Donald Masters Carol Law -Ag 6 A Bruce Kirkpatrick Eleanor Crager Goneviova Speelman Eloin Albrecht Norvin SPQM' Harry Yamaolca Ernabee Wood Rodney Moura Doris l-lanby Juanita Dun Rose Yami Mary Jana Palmquisl cfm.. 4.4! .X l f Paul Jacobs Pearl Tumor Tommy Mayes Jana Donlld Shirley Porluinx Q' Jjuntur nv X N1 ll 1 ft C llllllii IIU, UI Niiss Flnisc ciruy iss rr In 'ann an qc?-ef-yi!-aah-1-.af XM ll SUICDOZ Hjflfffyf HIM Jwu f 76anO2f Soof rn +6 - ,-N ff . . . ' 2 yy . 1 ,. 9 ,. J H ffm: 'v ,' ,' . ,NM 1 ' . -f -, 'X ' ' ' Nm 1 . . .. f . 'i , V - x 4 1 rj N' g, , .' 1, . f-- f -xfrv, vx 0 ?',,. 'r' W A1 f' 'H' ,1 .f . 5 ic foo 1 5 so E. 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Then because we to have someone who was really hot to lxeep up with fast-moving act, we elected phillis Miller, the Nhuman bonfire! to secretary-ship. One ofthe main attractions of the act was the SOPHOM SPREE which was held after the Tiger-Bulldog firing The gym was colorlully decorated with streamers cartoons. A unique lighting system was used. act wouldn't be complete without the heroes who Bulloogs to victory in lootballand baslsetball. Among were: Maso Yano, Robert Landreth, Robert Ellis, Melvin Mccray, and Butch Larson, Williamson and Bob Clegg were two of who were on the team that won KENNETH LARSEN, Pres. ROBERT ELLIS, V-Pres. Jo-io, the Clown PHYLLIS MILLER, Sec. The Human Bonfire -fr. ON , . b'. Us Q' AC' Qwr s , Q-...r Q '5'.v- Q . , 1 I ! 'X Q' r x 1 H g' -,, ,J 1 'Q 'S 4 1? . Ralph Curtis Eva Lynch Jack Lemmon Adelene Cropp Donn Hallantyne Catherine Ramsey 46 4 'I ll -'ir su-nr ni -- ld- i n . -Q. A4 .4 Jeanne Martin John Mullins Pansy Wright Jim Decker Zona Parlrer -O Q ' , 1 fx 'cf ' TV N u Warren Johnson Gloria Rohner l-laden Sears Helen Guyer Alvin Ward -86 1-.A 7. 5-. Q- 'L-0 v-gf 'Rv if -Q Q - -..uv I K 5 ii .4-,V . 1 i r 2 3 'VI 1, l ,Sia- 'f Q ,W 'sift' Lucy Mae Colvard Thorsten Pearson Bessie Blalnley James Morrissey Carmen Wilson , V, Herbert Twombly Virginia Chandler Bob Cooln Doris Young Kennith Shaw Betty Bertram Jim Kinkead Nellie Beers Phyllis Best Alberta Ebell n-.' , s s I P . '11 M., , - 'qO'Ox'4 4 X 1 V, ' . ,-... 1-f -rn ' ,wr 1 r . A .f-y s- ' , Q fr 1 fl ll ,, Y Q 1? P ' ' . I rp ' A 1 ' 4 V 4 if 5 'L 1-' ,J I 'J ps 1 Q.- Burl Jonas Patsy Wolls Bernard Moura Both Nordean Ronald Hogan Gene Stauller ft 33 n,v ix' 45 4.9 i' qf' is 1 C- 45 -Q., -1. 1 lx.fN Harry Weatlxormon Ron Ann: Belgesan Patricia Koyton Robert O'Dell Bob Mitchell Virgil Lewis PQ Q, avi' -gu- vit is -s. ,- I 4 l 1 as ,Ii 4 -E- i O 4' IQA .f ui' ji I-'X 4? .pv- Sllirloy Campbell Betty Smith Henry Cuvin Paul Bucln Louise McCurtlxy ,, YR . .3 Rita Ward Joseph Olson Mnxino Nyquin Elaine Coleman Mlriorio Rldabaugh QQ Phyllis Miller Mariorio Stiles Bob Cox lnez Wellman Jayne Jones S l 1 f g Q C O n A 1 A 4 . VX P957 HARRY WAI MSLEY. BA, Spokane U, M S W SC, Biology Stafrecralt GEORGE ALLISON' BS , U. ol O, Athletics, P, E, Lettermen 5 Club ANNIE LAURA IONES' M A., U. of W., Soc Science, Stu. Coun Ir. Class. LYMAN W. PATTON: BS., O.S.C., Agriculture, PE A. MARGARET BAIRD: AB., M.A., U. of W., English, History, Pep Club, Drama Club. VIRGINIA GREER. M.A., U. of O., Soc. Science, Sr, Class, Dean of Girls. I I WOODHOUSE. BS., C. of Ida., Math, Science. L. E. PALMER. BS., O.S C., Commerce, Printing. IAMES O'BRlEN: BA., W.S.C., Science, Debate, Photo Club. HARRY E CLINTON: BS., O,S.C., Commerce, Art. MARIORIE GOFE: B.A., U. of O., English, P. Ed., Health, GA A., Soph. Class. GILMA ENDICOTTZ BS., O.S,C., Home EC., Girls' League. KAY WALTERSSBA , U. of O., English, Newswriting, Quill and croll. HAZEL BALL. B S, O.S.C, Home Ec., Commerce. RHODA WILLIAMS: BA., Reed College, French, Geometry, English, Torch Honor. HAGAN MOORE: BA., U. of O., English, Dramatics. ELLA MOULTON: AB., U. of O., M.A., Stanford, Library, Nat. Honor Soc. T E Ai X CHERS To JUNVENE is vision Or-ycber IZTS'-Ax,x the Regi0n21!.in Pendle-mn O Hg0'1Slj3tnST 3 conferenc ' 'P' bf' 114141, M 921c1i:rs'aQSOChf,0f the 1 .1011 win Teach . er - day B 'S Form fm- Ulcer I H Edo h? Ul S on th Axsm'iiHio17 mmf' Shih, Educmi prim., , mi' I' . ' 'iii IJ-ll . I , O Ufhlg , :him I, 7 turf:-lziinmmu 'hid Ihf. om nl, IM Aiil:i1'n1f.,.mU g lor the-m' GLENN A. WOLFE: Bs., o.s.c., ind. Arts, PCA. Jnmifiiif-,..ff,,,, ASSOC? -ni fm, Bak HAROLD KIRKLIN: BS., U. of Ida., Music. WlI 1iIL. 2. -:lion held on -lgS ' f . G.. . I . . 1,4 9 1 4' ,J JILES FARMER Sec DOROTHY GREER, Pres. JANE DONALD, V-Pres. Swords allover Lion Timer Madam Zara The Torch Honor Society occupies a very prominent place under' the Ngig Top . lt is composed ol students chosen according to points earned on their average grades for each semester. Points are also earned lor extra-curricular activities. From this group also is chosen members lor the National l-lonor Society. The purpose ol this society is to recognize outstanding ability in school activities and to encourage and stimulate scholarship among the students. lt is composed ol twenty-two Seniors, twene ty-three Juniors, and twenty-eight Sophomores. The lirst activity ol the year was their annual assembly in which the pins were awarded to all members. Later they sponsored a slot on Pep night, sold candy at the Qashetball Tournament, and feat' ured a 'SNAP' day. ln the spring a conference was held here at Eaher to which several neighboring schools were invited, Besides holding their annual dance, they held doughnut sales during the year, The members, accompanied by their adviser, Miss V7illiams, also enjoyed a swimming party in the late f,D'l-PQ. Bottom row: Greer, Baird, Iones. Blakely, Chandler. Young, Cavin, Hoge. Parker, Robertson. Olsen. Sullivan. Second row: Nordeun. Yasui. Donald. Best Wxlson Muller Fmshback Benson Young Sxlven Patton Posey Thxrd row Zufelt Swltt Robertson Gardmer M1 chell Small Dean Hutch Turner Wrxght Wells Lewm Fourth row Beers Wushmgton Pratt Olsen Cropp Baxter Brown Wxllxums advxsor Hxrcxtu Rokux Frith row Kcmkuwa Cole man Ebell Ord Farmer Wells Kostal Yana 4 CHARLENE BORTON,V-PRES. MARY JANE PALMQUIST, Sec. BARBARA SWIFT, Pres. Haubbll Dhncef' Jumbo Step right up, ladies and gentlemen, N intoned the barlcer in a loud voice, Nyou are about to view the most spectacular, the fnost colossal, in fact the hugest organization in Baker High School. fhe Girls' League was organized lor the purpose or' promoting a feeling ol good will and friendship among the girls and to provide social lunctions throughout the year. U Hlnstead ol having committees appointed at the beginning ol the year, a different group ol girls was chosen each time a service was needed, thereby giving a larger group ol girls a chance at actual participation in the League's allairs. The League tool: part in the hot dog and candy sales at football and baslcetball games, established a notion box inthe home economics room, made a booklet ol songs to be Sung in meetings, gave a SADlE HAWA Kills DANCE a MOTHER-DAUGHTER TEA, a l:ASl-HON SHQW, and sent delegates to the district conference at Walla Wallafl Hlrhis is postively the last chance to see this wonderful spectacle so come right in and malce some new friends and enjoy yourself The members ol the Girls' League Council will be just inside the door to guide youll Bottom row: Pllmquist, Sewers, Swift, Cllbough. Socond row: Filhblck, Donald, Miller, Grnr, Endicotgudvinr. MEET e Tiger Lady rats mann rr mi v- f.. V ' 5.1 11' c Hrqi. L 0 mn ' 'I f be 1- Pi if q mtmxwwtxvr will ik. jr, n 'qi' m Tluggggi-fSatur -' Ur? -.r r., - Dres:m1terj,,. i its CINS, LQHLJ-V011 Oregon! 'HI au Iv -a '3 Oftlleqst, g iadie Ha wkiHS Hap 53, aged br Girls' Robp I in .rfson S U.. General Chai? es as Nslfino . i ,gg 'inddCz'i?iJi.gpiu'tn01 10 the ri h nk 'V ,, 'C' t EZ t, 5 H his Gy was nf3ho1d hm, light , I . stfunping of fmflrrglgd Wim rh.p , i 'I-.. , .ff 9' Y 4 'Z Y Q - IP KEITH PERKINS, Pres. ANNA ANDERSON, Sec. DELORIS OLSEN, V-Pres. .. an M on me iriyang T,..pm LBU and Scfou erMne oi'a+ Totmt - LUN X C'H'1Ui Y Ui Q . . N -LN' . i ymxw' th' lux - qllliltxt A . -, u1 5'l' - ' ma if' LMA, X ju M111 'U UNL, xx .1 - , ij, x 'Wh' ' .- mix YWN XX . K l Rn .l.M,iQl'1-- l ic . vu, if mm: xx1l'U'WilXic- 'HT NUM' xOq-gUx.- ' A mi' -' 1 'tc ,L 'ci-it mio ' Nw,-g1x1'i'W Vdc ,- . .c zxYC- ' .. Man -1 ':tx.wt- - 'www - ' i R N K. Hmnxiul. V'v k.x..w Roh- 'n , o ',- ' L .1 YUYGUGU- ,,,. 1 x xl U. x.r'1? ' . Kempu li W W' '5mx.,t1 U hum, nd 4- ' -Mc ,im D L !!x1'!'f i' . -His -rf 1' U 'HI' .-'X' HH . I X-,c . ' -Vs Xt AH 'V' N, ,up-if H h X. Y, A ' vb . . .Vwry MMU 1- ' ' , , x L ' ' ' U x' P ' v I 1 , X XX U1 H I Polrl of Anbilu Yogi the Sv.-er Glancing around the Uarenal! one is attracted by the Quill and Scroll side show, starring local chapter members. Perhaps not the biggest or loudest show but a small and active cast ol performers characterize this chapter. Among its features, the JOURNAL- lslrlc JAMBQREE, given with the assistance of the news stall was the outstanding shagging act of the circus. Members ofthe Quill and Scroll show were active on either the Nugget or Log stalls and held the honor because of their pen- pushing ability. Throughout the seasons' events new members were chosen from the Log stall, recognized by the national society, and initiated in- to the act. To become a part ol this act one must be in the up- per third ol his class, have done outstanding worlc in some field ol journalism, and recognized by the chapter adviser and officers. The activities ol the show were carried out with Keith Perlcins, man on the flying trapezeng Delores Olsen, NYoge, the Seerngand Anna Anderson, Pearl ol Arabian. - - Keith perlcins Bottom o . se Mayes Ragle S ft obert Y co d row Ande Kempfer Mills Boyd Walt rs Ad s r T pp Th r ro D nald Nordean G eer r ns Le s De oft g A , of H -12 ,Cai Ns A nugget is something bright ancl valuable: we hope our Nugget will be bright and valuable to you. The staff is as follows: JOURNALLSM: Darlene Tripp, Betty Whitecl, Alene Lewis, Beverly Nordean. LA YOUTS AND MOUNTING: Frances Patton, Zona parlcer, Genevieve l-laugen, Georgia Nyquist. PHOTOGRA PHY: Zona Parlcer, Malcomb l-larris, Jaclc McCord. ART: RolandMills, Bud Ragle, Genevieve Speelman, Thora James, Josephine Miller. PRlNTlNG: Don Barron, Vera Valiant, lla Washington, Eel Linlcous, lrene l-lall, Mary l-limmelberger, Auclrey Olsen, Ruth Pettit, Elaine Pearson, l-lenry Cavin. COVER: Bill Clay, l-lelen Burnett, Phyllis Met- calf Robert DeBord, Elzora Bagley, Leona Lewis. BUSINESS: Robert Jaclc, Bill Clay, Franlc Blanlcinship. TYPLST: Phyllis Loclc- wood. lNSERTS: Marie Cavallo, Mary Yamoalca, Doris DeLa- meter. ASSISTANTS Eloise Lange, Lois Barlcer, Margaret Leon- nig. ADVISEIQ: l-larry Clinton. printer: L. E. Palmer. L. , ,X- ll -5. ANNUAL .STAFF ANNUUNC nmvi: ES Bm Atbent' 1,1 0 1011 Sl-Udentggi ' rder 0 ' iiiunggr-Ek -2353hfff'?5?Lm4'4'1ia?i:.e: '-f-n- A T A SSEMBL Y U. .. --.Ag the the V Nugget,-i th me song, -'Bu I Debartmente rfjzlfguiligtfurgichod A e REJUVINAUON 0 P-me Room CQMP ART Bottom row: Delamatcr, Wluitad, Bagley, Parker, Loclzwood, Yamaolma, l-laugan, Spaolman, Lewis, Miller. Second row: Patton, Nordaan, Motcall, Lawil, Cav- B ' ki allo, Mills, Cavin, Valiant, Hall, James, Blankenship. Third row: Clay, Jaclx, Pound' Y 20118 Parker Laonmg, Nyquist, Barron, Ragle, McCord, Hams, Burnett. - Pol rm grow md! Pound' Scmtc ' I 'mg UD. I' ' h. Y .11 be a ladv at 1!.?l.beln'g l?.lUVihnfnis Si KEITH PERKINS BARBARA SWIFT VIRGINIA YOUNG E Q h 6 Editor ol Herald News - Editor or Log Wild Lady irom Borneo' -Sky High Girl-r l-lear yel l-lear yel Right this way, lads and lassies, to the spot where the Baker l-li Log is published. By the combined efforts ol editors, reporters, and adviser, the Log in its enlarged size has moved from the side show to the Big Top ol school lile. Headliner lor Log activities was Virginia Young, the Uslcy high girlll, who edited the paper, l-ler partner in crime was Nscript tease artistll, Beverly Nordean, associate editor. Hljinance iuggleru was Austin Ragle assisted by Hticlcetvtalcer tycoonu, Jane Dona-ld. Ngudn successlully steered the Log through the monetary waters ol the big business it has become. llWild lady from Borneon, Barbara Swift, edited the Balmer l-lr News. The climax to her act came at the U. of O, high school press conference when Uspeedn accepted the l-larris Ellsworth Trophy -- the third time Balcer l-li has carried oll this honor. The Cup is given to the school having the best news notes in a local paper. v Bottom row: Silverthorne, Anderson, Moyes, Kampler, Ragle, Swift, Robertson, Young Tripp. Second row: Hugo, Plrlur, Perkins, Wnd, Boyd, Pearson, Prowoll, Walton, Ad est' visor. Third row: Perkins, Olsen, Greer, Nordran, Donald, Clough, Dennis, Cragu 'ld Harmon. ffwl if Bottom row: Harris. Van Leuvan, Olsen, Campbell, Iohnson, Wilson, Beason, Woodward, Coleman. Bashaw. Parsons. Second row: Larsen, Kirkpatrick, Clark, Albrecht, Foster, Clements. Tiedeman, Gilliam, Brown, Lemmon. Third row: Henderson, Iaclr, Clegg. Ballantyne, Wells, Chadwick, Sullivan. Harmon, Isaacs. Fourth row: Averett, Hayden, Hanley. Durgan, Ord, Wells. Ward. Mayes, Lemmon. Fifth row: Kinkead, Lee, Bowman, Hickerson, Sieg, Blay- lock. Pratt. Cook, Wellman. Sixth row: Perkins, Sandford, Karren, Chadwick, Chadwick. Holcomb, Small. Pratt. Seventh row: Himby, Crabill. Frogley. Stop! l.oolcl Listen! Everybody, right this wayl Ladies and gen- tlemen, the most stupendous organization ofmusical minded peo- ple is here in this auditorium for your approval. The Balcer l-ligh School Band and Orchestral This gigantic troupe has a total ol 88 membersg 63 in the band and 25 in the orchestra. This outstanding group has a two-told pur- poseg to develope already musical minds and to furnish entertain- ment for Balcer r'-listudents and the people of Qalcer. Bottom row: Guirado, Olsen. Baird. Pratt, Woodward, Crabill. Horling, Stiles Young. Hamblin. Yasui. Sacond row: Van Bibbor, Footer, Clements, Kirk patrick, Brown. Karren, Iaclr, Hiclrerson. Wellman, Farmer. Third row: Harris Small, Parsons, Gilliam, Chadwick. CHBSTF-P' To PLAY 6 AH R 9 A on several km! c , me omg: 1i,e'3o3f1H3,1i3,i2'tf5 lectloriazs play, vgmdlmnohg 02852 December 2' tqqmrchfha' ' D D ,S me we ua ,nu S0011 beegm' , Vleces led' orches - tor the over d sfnau. Se he 1131519 tl the ban . m ma iuni on agree e We wot . 'one must at, deal Smc ,nd Eu en gre mg ms amvfozegegh mth in :ing they HIS of and DY new for the East' marchlngv contenders Because ot vnu be igoixwcmmpioniizirgk games, nag :Kd C5-father angaiiwmucn oppxgfuthey Y, W , band dm than abulw' bile: me Nghf to show wen done. on n .q-ommy 5 -d do waS . hgs bee I and flights of me 2111355 getting neue: swirling- To nd orchestra betW -c,,,Q of wth biniiac Sweabff' Bottom row: Silverthorne, Iames. Clabough, Perkins, Clough, Sewers. Boyd, Duncan, Brown, Fishhaclc, Clahough, Bertram. Second row: Martin, Beers, Van Leuvan. McCorkle, Palmquist, Hunt, Welch, Posey, Sieg, Robertson. Duby. Radabaugh, Hanby. Third row: Bashaw, May, Carpenter, Dean, Haskell, Toney, Hogg, Stultz, Clarlc, Mitchell, Leonnig. Fourth row: Lynch. Srack, Thrasher, Hohner, Long, Rohner, Turner, Baisley, Pettit. Smith. Filth row: Brant, Wellman, Hohner. Daines, Welter, Baxter, Meyers, Sipp, Stevens, Lewis, Talialerro. Young, Long. The Boys' and Girls' Glee clubs worlced hard in Hwinter guartersn under the direction ol hand master Kirlclin to prepare their acts for the Big Showsn which were the operetta, BITTEIP SWEET ANNE, and the annual MUSIC FESTIVAL in La Grande. Many spectators crowded the 'lnvain entrancen January 17 and 18, to view lrom Hthe Qrandstand andthe hleachersn the operetta in two acts. The circus hand!! lilled in the Nhippodrorne traclcn and accompanied the acts presented in the Hringn, ln April the troupe Hpulled stalcesn and moved to La Grande where they Uraised the hig topn to perlorrn in the Music Festival. They sang LIFT Tl-llNE EYES, Mlo SlC WHEN SOFT VOICES DIE, and Ol-l, SUSANNA. The Old Man of the Mountain--The Pe-ople's Man--The Sweet Young Thing--The Flying l-lero--Captain ol the Guards--A Dream - The Villian--Deceiving Couple--Country Lovers--Loyal lfriendgv x nf 5 ' 2 a M 7' 3, ' 'X pf- Kg ff, 55 'fur .W ' , 5' ffl-. :f Q.--A 5 . ,W ' ,gi .. 27, rg ., - f Q3 Q ' 7 71-'asm' 'Y 4 w N . i ,fn vb 13o rf AN 5 . ' K , V A . X.-,x 1- 1' Q , 'H G ' N l F if fav I -I Af Q' R14 47h ,.J'9.-3 gg f 5 T - Z, A .il , E A .jg , M A 'I K ,Q N. ,iw nz , A g , 4 Q? Q . Q L xx-4 1 I19f2neg1-:Tl ,f if 'S .F.A- BOYS Variolls Prole CD. Work cts ' ts . F. A- Pfesen annual 'AfS:XxEil5em- ou . Wed- One ffmtriirear was ix:5n10. 'DY 0 ofningv Jann nesday m A. bgys. the F- F' www Be Radio Y' F, F..A-. Sponwfea lfaovs Wm gxxtai The F' F' over me IAWG11, at radio pr0Z!::xdav'1-fbnll sfffw' S' Deiwts F' F' A' Tilaxter 32 to 22 to 1 C it 'MW ' basketbauary 26 FF JB!! - -sg -is-' I MAX, ff, Bottom row: Piflier, pres.: Miles, reporterg Taylor, kreas. Second row: Morin, sec., Lon:- war, pres,g Patton, adviser Learning to do Doing to learn, Earning to live, Living to serve. Thus runs the code by which this unique show works. The Future Farmers of America can almost be called a Whole circus within itself. All of its three rings are always alive with activity. During this circus season , the PFA. exhibited their ability in an assembly presided over by master of ceremonies, Clark Howell. As other demonstrations of their Hperfect performance these Wizards of the farm- yard entered the parliamentary and public speaking contest, and also sent their judging team to Portland. Several members of the FPA. shoW' will go into summer quarters at the World's Fair on Treasure Island. All of this year's circus activities have been ably led and managed by Ioe Pipher, the high mogul . Stock Judging, Public Speaking, Barron 's tove, Shop, Basketball, Parliamentary Procedure. 9... ...gf ga fi '-'HIl!iX 'wvn'f mm Bottom row: Larsen, Morin, Fishblclx, Clegg, Colemln, Boulton, Lenoretla. Second row Spence, Mcllim, Williamson, Holmen, Yum. Third row: Temple, Worley, Sheelry, Wells, Howell, Boyce. Fourth vow: Allison, adviser, M:Crly, Henderson, Gwillilm, Hell, Cool. We are now introducing the strong men ot the Baker High Shows. The strong men are 27 in number and all the members are active in the affairs ot Bl-l.S. Their purpose is to be ot service to the high school. No, the show couldn't go on without the lettermen. The members ot this club act as ushers and are the flat feet of the show. These hawkeyed eagles are always on the look out for disorderly conduct. lt is the duty ot the lettermen to set good examples for the students to follow. This organization is composed of those students who have earned a letter in one ot the regular sports ol the school. 5-'-we - - Ray Gaulke l.9'H'er Heads men ls ' The Let fig-vers f9I:m9h'g.c1 b ber 1. at then' mvetinlg oifegeed of-Y Ray G cem'i ber and aulkoi junior I football regular left gasklass mem- of the Gam- was Chas e On the lub en .elected is ' N01-vin S leader ' , v' , . Pence .IS 8 Jllnior Ice President Wh Wells, ma and Played ce' t Silence Chosen aqnagpv of the tg er-Hogg P1 . SGCI'6taI.y-t ani, was ans for fo . reasllrer C0nStitutio 'mme a ' ec-mer wuz :gem mama: U1 6 Ross WELLS, FootballManager kefflgff fo act asmuifgge for c1.,'Z KENNETH 1-IOLDEN, Basketball Manage, high schjjojfs- It was dejjdfvr bas. GEORGE Aiifsow, coach Lupsfairs on tiftudenfs Sharif: that - est- ' lwmnasrum dur? G side of Sit To ht? If gg Ing- the 5 .71-v ns- if fl ll uuin'nr ' 5 x -3 Q.. 4. K' I J i 'F 3 .ai umm Ill sos uunmn If m :AML nr mcx snsm ll cult nowmf' ' . 'Af 1 as uoavm smacc c nm norman ua m wmmusou LE sm-4 roi: nr ' -. umm mn mum nous n mu swuums r an muon nsmcx ul. - The beginning of the season was plenty hot The Bulldog liclced the Prospectors on the spot The sun shone bright that glorious clay When Balcefs team bee' that of John Day But up came che tigers and down went the dogs All the rest of the scores tool: downward iogs The scores were one-sided but not on our side Hut the pep of cha students was the Bulldogs pride . W I 1 E 4 -' 3. .-, t,,-2'M- ,, -.2 Heres Deane Gwilliam, Bakers diplomatic poker chip in conventional scoring pose. Deane made the Bulldog eleven in his sophomore shifted round from guard to ended his prep career backfield. the retirrning letterman game to LaGrande in a pre-season contest with a thirty-six point margin against them. The seven games-following turned out almost similar scores. - Although out-weighed and inexperienced the scrappy Bulldogs always took what their opponents offered them and never failed to get up srziilihg, feddyrfbrranother doym. The local fans lost no faith in the team and were right behind or shine. e 7 - ' V I-Tommy Mayes ' T ff W .ni-' V ,pg-3 1, gr ,. ,.r V e 1 . . V1.,.,,. is 7 ,Q ,- -3 -512' 'rag 1, ,. fl' ,nf-s - af - - - ' ' U . 45.5 9333.- 45 , .f ., X ,- im. iv nes, 'QV .,i? . 1'-1-gg?-.i,,'2g fp . - - J 'L , ' N 4 1 1 ,, .. ,..' ' ' . s fi ,154 - ' ---P . ' A.'4.,,- 'Q .V 4 -f- A i - ,wr-Aw '.:'.1v,i -3? 'wf,fT.. X - 1. t,-IV' ,- -sm fi 'HSCORES OF BASKETBALL GAMES ' --........, The basketball scores went up with b a ang We liclced all the teams in the E. O. 9309 ' We showed the crowd just what we could do And brought home the bacon for the rest to chew Everyone did cheer when a score we did hook The crowd simply roared when the trophy we tool: We went to Salem and won the first game 1 To win all the rest is our next year's aim Wcymon the stc1te's cmd he co any boro for ihnee S I'l G team cmd X v .rth G Toumoment cmd wcxlked fo e e on ns - S C OCO SCU not '04, E Q -1 A fb.. Pvc. mode muurvns. sg uname, eg v. Lzvns, r: iecm, ci.f?Ekl0RTll..,' D3 iam mem, rg uwmum, rg s. mum, egcnummaun, cam. w J' X , POLLYNE ROBERTSON, Sec. DOROTHY GREER, Y-Pres. GENEVA POSEY, Pres. The Hclldivsf' The Knife Thvoweru Suicide Zonkyn PEP YW- PEP ,-ff' . . td 2 wt M5 he 1 pw WS' in the The 0122511 Novembfif Sigh School frnufsday Sag, Junim' Helen Nl- en Omlock' 111 Eymmswm at 532.5 opened by snails. The Qggyfimrnuilvs :g'Be1x1 who Kmgftaylock and Rising Q11een.L81W my , ved W e P ' v , . A xed yells i01W' th 501185 Gm-.es whodrxdas f0u0W'.L t gl-3,111 piece QHee v gclon of me 5PJs 5 dawned derson, Whoswdmg, body Gwtlliilmls- kit QTCSCPI-C seventh 3182:-lr in d el senior tsl of Us take-oi! '09 th which WHS 9' t... eighth . ,, i A T85Ke ' . Tisllm! my tale Ltt.t,lei mcod a me presetauon O o class 'Dug byfsgiaaxgnllgjz dads skit 8 S hit. P skill the B K the U'-OV h nm M' 1 ,S ,mgm In the main ring ot the great Baker High circus is the Pep club as usual stealing the show. The ring master of this tiger-tamingu group are Geneva Posey, chief whip cracker , Dorothy Greer, vice whip cracker , and Pat Robertson, whoop holder . Margaret Baird is the head trainer . Throughout this great l938-9 season, the troup, com- posed of 35 members, has held the audiences spellbound by its feats of entertainment before the big show. Some ot the outstanding shows were the CHRISTMAS CHARITY DANCE, PEP NIGHT, issuance of the PEP SHEET, heading all BALLIES, assisting Ski Club, annual picnic, participation in CLASS DAY, and planning clever and unique ASSEMBLIES to advertise the Bulldog games. The Pep club has been more active this year than in other years. Much ot the credit for this goes to the splendid guidance ot Miss Baird and the cooperative spirit shown by the students. -Geneva Posey Bottom Row: Wells Palmqulst Swi1t.Greer Posey, Robertson Chavos Balch Baird advisor Second Row Young Boyd Blaylock Srlvan Muller Flshllaclr Ullell Plnlllps Brown Thndrow Perkins Holden Donald Duncan Temple Worley Sullivan Gwllllams Wells Fourth row Olsen Larson Sowors Basche MCKIITI Hanley Mayes Carpenter O TO W- CVDELL E L K N B O Y U E, SECOND ROW: CHAVIS, SONG QUEEN, DUNCAN PIANIST. The clowns of this 'lshow of shows are well-known for their funny capers before the student body. King of them all is Wayne Phillips with his red nose and fantastic, floppy flat feet, A faithful, funny, flippant, fortuitous, flirt is Ray Blaylock, carrying the torch for the lunior class. Little can be said about Bobby OiDell if you go by his size, but if you take his actions-well, they're 1ust too much for me, so you'll have to take them. Glamorous, glorious, gorgeous, glittering, grandiose, gay, genial, gentle-practically indescribable, these are only a few of the qualities possessed by Miss Lena Chaves and Miss Anna Anderson, chief bareback riders of the sport arena. Anna was elected SPORTS QUEEN from the senior class. Lena, SONG QUEEN, led the stu- dents in songs of praise for B. H. S, and she was also selected WINTER SPORT QUEEN. The outstanding ath- lete of the ear is that breath-taking Pete Holman, who SOHTOI' B0 In Three Sponts Last year ' V I 4. year is npeie :vas Ragsy' Yes' David f Chose Holman has . n PY the letter-m Phillips, gyaylock O Lead Yelis Song Qu A - fn Schooleigfaifhve thrilled the ,crowd with his outstanding performances. 7 Lena Ch , S eP.soN Spcriiii ales met her ANN'Q,fZfl2 U... Ha 5 Queen lg T,.fiPY ' Reg- .. A nf? :va 90 ,- She ,,.- if' l y Exce be fffflub in .,. .jugs ' n ' ' 'W uf 4 c,,- M- I-. ,.,a'l,g , .A - ii 1 - i f urfdff' .. rm , -1-if. ,LQF ,. 'Ti ' ' N . ,.s--- , J Wi .-ia-.XLS - Bottom row: Cavin, v,-presq Cregcr, minor sports: Mitchell, individual sports. Sacond 'owi Patton, p1es,p Sewers. baslretballg Dennis, volley ballg L. Lewis, baseball. Step right up, come in and see the great surprise of your lives. You've all seen strong men before but here we are going to show you the strongest girls in the world. Come right on in and see the big show! The purpose ofthe G. A, A. is to create strong, healthy bodies and sportsmanship between girls. The show started oft with a volleyball tournament, the second show, basketball, immediately followed. The show continued with a ping pong tournament and concluded with basef ball in the spring. Ringmasters for the year were: Frances Patton, Pres., Vera Cavin, Vice Pres., Charlene Borton, Sec. Heads ot sports were: Vivien Dennis, volleyballg Connie Sowers, basketball, Eleanor Cregor, individual sportsg Lela Mitchf ell, minor sports, Leona Lewis, baseball. An initiation was held for sophomores in February and play day was held in the spring. Awards were given both times to the girls who have earned SOO and lUUU points. Miss Gott was advisor. - lntramuralwinner - Ping Pong, Basketball, Volley Ball, Tennis. - i i me . vw ' 'X vw X 'Q IOP H! BALL M. Stack Junior Hrgh has me us cfuhs and tafents. has provided entertainment for many music fovers' as rmportant as the High C'!7OC entertaining you. We are pfeased to drspfay have had an outstandlng year in dramatics of the best performances ever! Thejunior High have hefd exceptionaffy good seasons! Our orchestra have progressed greatfy during the year! And the gfee The Junior High student hody IS governed hy a student cou The student council rs composed of a representative from aff student body ofhcers and the Grrfs League JUNIOR HIGH councrf represents the students arnono the DUANE RAGSDALE JANICE JORDON, Sec. BOBBY MACY, Yell King MAR DEAN HEAD, Song Queen Prei, 2 ,,,,-i ? fn. 7- 'K 'Nu STUDENT COUNCIL-Bottom row: Eccles Philips. Iordon. Mendenhall Bailey. Leggett. Fritsch. Aungst. Wilson: Second row: Head. Derrick. Rags dale, Haskell, Howell. Lonzway. Lemmon. Moncrisf: Top row: Baxter. Nock Dooley. Clough. Benson. Ycmo. Hupel. Teske. ' ag :TP ' 'Q Q pq 34 ' .1-l-gf,-aff! 1 x. ,I 4-,. -.J L- E jet 1 lla.. mg t. .. l e +, : 1 f lil QE 3'-f-. pr . 'Q' --.4 BERNICE SCHERZINGER: BS., U. ot O., P. Ed., Gen. Sci- ence, Health, G.A.A. MABEL WALLACE: M.S., U. ot O., Algebra, Bus. Training. CARL KLIGELL M.A., Gonzaga U., Soc. Science, N.Y.A., ninth grade. BERTHA COMPTON: B. Mus., Whitman Col., Cornish School ol Mus., Glee Club, Vocal Music. GEORGE CALDERWOOD: BA., S.O.N.S., U. of Nev., Soc. Science, Ass't H. S. Coach. I. I. GROSS: BA., U. of O., Soc. Science, seventh grade. MARGARETHA SASS: E. O. Col. ot Ed., Mathematics, Pen- manship, Stamp Club, Reading Club. TOM COX: BS., C. ol Ida., Math., Orchestra. CHARLES VERSTEEG: BA., Willamette U., Gen. Science, P. Ed., Athletics. ZELPHA LA CASSE: Eastern Wash. Teachers' Col., English. MARIORIE M. NELSON. BA., Willamette U., Latin, English, Soc. Science, Girls' League WILLIAM I. LEWIS: Ore. State Teachers' Col., U. of O., Art, Drama. MARTHA PRATT: B.S., Linfield Col., English, Newswriting, Teen Talent, Viking Historians. EVA MAE SWAN: O. S. Normal, Mathematics, Girls' League, Drama. ELOISE GRAY: BA., Reed Col., Librarian, ninth grade, V Dir. of drama. A? .avi ,,.. fin? fi 'ffl' EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS Brown yell king Isaacs song SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS-Moncnef, yell king d B 1 I L wg vlce presidenl Lemmon. vice president: Phillips, song queen presidenl mons secretary. fit! L Ji' 0 -A ,nu .1-1-1 CLASS OFFICERS GIRLS LEAGUE CABINET STUDENT PATROL 021 :fl gr? W - 9 I f , ? 5 ,J , QQ532 22:4 I II I .klgk Q6- .5 ,U fi 4.17 avi 'I' 20- N- 'hu 'Y 16- ,..v r,i f ,...- '-.ev Evelyn Haskell Lorraine Fritsch lean Chaiiin Glenn Ballantyne Anna Mae Geils Ruth Walker La Vern Williamson Barbara Strong Elizabeth Cavallo Wilbur Morrison Beverly Waltz Roy Cool: Grace Kobayashi 1 in M ' ' we xr J 9-.5 Q1-rv 1' fv- ,- ,0- . -x, ff. 'I' iq? , rw ar 9? 'Ira 'L W in 3 . -6 af A 6 ,Q uf ,, ' '14 if me N, Y' M 1 .. . 'J P f aim. , Q 41 A. P Wayne Guyer Phyllis Schnacken Verdell Stace Letba Martin Bobby Derrick Christine Wl Clyde Conklin Barbara Mor Lester Mock Maria Riggs 'ff ,,-..- -IF 1, 'WT gn,-1 W., 'S Merideth Spence Max Webb Donna Reynolds Lilly Kelly Gordon Wilson ra. Maybell Northey Helen Walter Bette Hines Elda Worsham Donald Crsger Phyllis May Pansy Yasui Billy Nock Haldor Mitchell Mar Dean Head La Ween Merritt 6 .A -usp QD' -0 v- -4 1 f 1 It . V . 4- S fy -f a ' .. .- , A ' ' ,Zi - -N 2 1' .... . , . 3' ,, ,, A ., ,Q fl. It lie ,F 1 o- xx Duane Ragsdale Mary Patton Morris Cook Donelle Dooley Winston Selle Barbara Pollitt ' Q A A Patricia Carter Ioan Parsons Norma Cramer -0-- 0 u-1? ' Q any 1 4- as lkilrf 1' x.. 5 6 .3 5 GJ A V-4 o ho. - r W , ' 'Q -fix rf!! -4 -M 1 4 '. . . I'-A ,Q 6' WY' P... 'M -..a g ns 'K as '4- if Milton Prowell Vivian Haskell Don Iohnson Mavis Eclrland Arlene Brown 2 Glen Erwin Martha Oxnard Kathleen Morrissey .1 Emma Cassidy Neil Moura Wenonah Smelcer lol-in Moore Ralph Anderson , 'hr F5 .mul Bill Olsen Nancy Beason Thomas Holman ' Louise Spencer Francis Linkoun i..f,d a r 13,4 M 'iv' tif 'N ' ' r 1, ff- , .y ' . ' 9 - ., 1? -Q fl ' Q, I . .I N if ,iv , R 453. Loreta Arant Shirley Leggett Mary lane Warner Yukio Yana Edith Anderson Clair Mitchell fo ,on- 1 - 0.5 -A if -r sv' s- '1 YB sl x Bill Wendt Betty Thrasher Christine Metzker Ruby Hall Bill Riley Claudine Biggs f 's XX 4 X-92. ,, 9.-- xi K ix 6 C5 P, ,, . , ,4.,- ..-1f- rf S? s' sa ra 1 'I Q 4 ,. , ,-4... x A1 v 1 no 1 1:- ,ii e. .- qs ,UT -I 1455 L-L, Mluggwxw .14-Q' ' , A! . ,. W- f.-4-fi-, ' -'R - 'fr' . V ' ' . . r. -4 y - VIKING BASKETBALL VIKING FOCTBALL 2 f ' f, :VW if -' ff 1. 19 Lf For entertainment everyone likes football! The boys X are the best! They had a perfect season, making a clean J sweep over La Grande. Coach Versteeg said, These Q boys completed a very successful season. 4. W' . Q- .1 7 J Ladies and Gentlemen! ln basketball entertainment j these boys excel, winning twenty games out of twenty- Z two. For the first time in the history of Baker basketball ' a freshman played on the District Number One team at Salem. K- R Right this way! Meet the members of the Girls' p -K Athletic Association. Under the direction of Bernice I Scherzinger they have made up one of the most entertain- ' ing groups of the entire circus. They have had tourna- x .jf l ments in various sports. .JII7 mi '.! , Not only is this recreational but it is beneficial for the ' X girls. lt encourages good sportsmanship and these girls F X rl E sl, Q xxx: N! 3 n!'I l 'I . 1 t rv' W L. 1 H, ! l.1- . 155 2,17 3'2?.T'3i virvtb -53' play not for honor but for fun. The officers are: President, Nancy Beasong Vice Pres- ident, Emma Cassidy, Secretary, Phyllis May, Social Chairman, Marilyn Hayes, and Song Queen, Iean Chaffin. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSCCIATION 'Ort 5' STAGE CRAFT NINTH GRADE DRAMA I AI: SEVENTH GRADE READING CLUB EIGHTH GRADE DRAMA n STAMP CLUB EIGHTH GRADE READING C ,5 cn' , b. --.3 v? 59 6 '11 VIKING HISTORIANS SEVENTH GRADE DRAMA -.-.., , -.... cf fllllllk is 4 f 3 4 'N BAND GLEE CLUB fli- F2254 5117 4 ,. f.f What is a circus Without a band? Our circus boasts a very talented one. Under the direction of Mr, Kirklin the beginners band was organized sometime during September, with many of the students just learning to play. ln Ianuary they became a lunior High Band. Since then they have provided entertainment at several assemblies and were well received. They also played at various Iunior High basktball games. Come one! Come all! For here in this tent we have, under the direction of Miss Compton, a large group of singers, the Iunior High Glee Club. Their first perform- ance was at a Thanksgiving assembly program featuring many lovely songs. They sang many familiar and sev- eral unusual carols for the lunior Noel in December making a very lovely picture as they marched down the aisles in white choir robes carrying lighted candles. They presented their annual operetta in April. An operetta in two acts entitled lt Happened In Holland. They sang on a program for music week, and completed their colorful season with a group of ninth graders sing- ing for commencement. 'vii' gs- Step right up ladies and gentlemen! Here in this place we have one of the biggest shows on earth, the annual lunior Hilarities. This show combines the great- est array of talent ever assembled in one place. This years Hilarities had its setting in a radio station. Among the hilights of the show was a murder mystery entitled The Automatic Murder and a short skit entitled Chin Music. They also had many songs and novelty tap dances, Attention all Music Lovers tor here we present the lunior High Orchestra, Under the able direction of Mr. Cox, the lunior High Orchestra has improved decidedly. Their first appearance was to accompany the Three One Act Plays. Since then they have accompanied The Saint, The Hilarities, and the operetta. A small group ot skilled members, one of the best for its size, furnished special music tor the Hilarities. These stu- dents have learned to appreciate both classified and popular music. The orchestra also played on the Music Week program. -.r .if 5 I O I 4 ' YA? . 71 -itlitlll ,rl X JUNIOR HILARITIES ORCHESTRA X K I I y X X255 mimi fN g X ,. 1' 'Ve ja-0-' 's- '17 'T -nr' Maria Riggs, Mary lane Warner. Emma Cassidy. Patricia Carter. Martha Oxnard. One of the smallest but most industrious side shows of the circus is the Nuggett staff. Martha Oxnard rules over the Nuggett staff as editor, with Patricia Carter, business manager, Maria Riggs, ninth grade editor, Mary lane Warner, eighth grade editor, and Emma Cassidy, seventh grade editor. Claudine Biggs, Lorraine Fritsch, Violet Robb, and Gerald Bateman assisted the group. The staff was organized late in the year but worked very hard to get the Iunior High section of the Nuggett com- pleted. Gold Dust! Gold Dust! Come and receive the latest edition of the official paper of the lunior High. The Gold Dust is an eight page paper published every two weeks by twenty ninth grade students. Dorothy Mineff, Martha Oxnard, Emma Cassidy, and Mary lane Warner acted as editors during the year and published news not only in the Gold Dust but in the Democrat Herald and the Eastern Oregon News. Mrs. Pratt is the advisor. The Teen Talent , a small book of Writings of the lunior High students ,was published by the club with Claudine Biggs as editor. A watermelon feed, a carnival, and a swimming party were social functions held by the club, Pins were awarded to the outstanding members of the club. Bobby Derrick. Maria Riggs, Martha Oxnard. La Ween Merritt. Gordon Gray. Dorothy Mineif. Mary Iane Warner, Gerald Bateman. Norma Cramer. Emma Cassidy. Donald Creger. Mary Patton. S 42 iz: ' Q , '- fy ff Q Qian ., Q. Q Em: . 3 ' 457 5, ,, f , W fc S' .,, , S 5 5 ' 5 sf K v 0-441' EA 3a. Vi 5 ' fi if I H. '1 6' I a' A ' X., 'N 91 J L X' JL. 'N 'V' 3 . i SL M f,-,ck sfvi !41 F 4 sf 'ix 'Axis ik' iw Paz! in N 1 T 'J r' ' 4 f ,I l g . an 3 i gm 'ff E Q f A 9? v. fl Q45 'QW 4