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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1940 volume:

The 1940 UGGET Class of 1940 ,1 A' ll 'WL l'I Irllkrllirrd lvl! .J JXkIl!III4.lls4IIu1JI Sixk J l7J,lr1'N III I Ilan Illll ul IIIIII lulx IIIIIIII IIWI llill -fue III Ill IIIIII ,lu IIIIIIN PIII 'IL' I IAIII ll I III lllll III-I 'mul IIIXI IIIIII III-I 'Illl ull -IIII1 l IIIIIX xuulx IIIII Il-I ll ' Ill' Illltf IIIYIIIIII I ' III: alll IIII I Illl 01 Il IHIIIII III IIIIII Ill H11 IIIIIII uf Il Illlll HIIIIII lIIx4 llllll HV IxIIIl XxlII1IIIIllIIx lfn ' IIIIIIIX lxlll I ' -IIIIJIII IxI1IIIII1I III IIII IIIII Illll1If4 N IIIIIIII III: Xl IN IIIIIII lu- H IIIIIII In III III- -I II, III- IIIIIIII 5f7y-MEMORIU 5-4' l 0 D if-'gg' , t R In Turner, Julrin' High t u .Y r't cvevcn ent Wm, - gnteng wont' 61' . o - vhxcl'1 Afl- KAQIS9 wo' E- gd-' A. or o 05,61 Bm-Izara Juclv, Score-taljy to pcrintentfent r'ZiFlPPOPEP9 UIQHQKCF 0l,0lII' ScAools 2 'Y il R Girxs NMS. Ykrginia Greer. xjcan cm uxator of Axe stings that nloverx on: Ynvvet xnxx exhs in LBYWOBY wktxx gen Nxaxnv xx 'r entrances antx X K Qxlowu rnncis llcnclqrsnn QL . H ' ' 'l0r i S I1 3 I SCC!-ctnrv 3 Kes Sor t ex ag ng og our xilgsx so xo . 1-fax st f!Qs v'r I - lqde . of no lelqrr. I S' IJ 3 Q ,U 1-,- '11,- 1 0,115.8 al S chin pq, I' HL B024 RD OF EDUCA TION u UW nw-W wbffe hcbfles 6 fr? C- if is .9415-911 B 24,,d9 QQ New OQZQSO www liner Th0 w5 -asu- STUDENT 'BODY OFHC.E'RS qyvesidenl, put tSlL!!tL7ClIl, Vice president, ?4lr'f MfIl'l.H Secretary, Mary June pafmquist' Yeff King, Ray Bfalvfocfq Sortg Queen, Yflfberfu Efweff STUDENT COUNCIL The student council, composed of student body officers, class officers, and chief of the Bulldog Guard has been responsible for constructive and effective activities in 1939-1940. Supplementing its previous responsibilities, the council in order to become more efficient divided itself into departments in the same manner as a cabinet-each of the ten members acting in an ad- visory position for a different school activity and investigation. A student court consisting of six members and a chief justice was established as one or the gen- eral welfare programs of the school. Many social activities, school pay assemblies and exchange assemblies were arranged during the year. A courtesy campaign was sponsored. The handbook was revised and suggestions for the revision of the constitution were presented to the student body. An educational trip was made by the council to a representative high school of a neighboring state to study its manner of conducting student affairs. -Mary Jane Palmquist Second Row: Morin, Ord, Fishback, and Worley. Bottom Row: Sullivan, Miller, Palmquist, Speelman, Parker, and Howell. Pi, ps. . DO- 41' a 1- ,-gs SFWOR HK H SCQHOOI. l54C'l 'LTY MEMBERS in-va f'iv' QM wr- in-- L..-J! 'VNU s 'x 'Q 'TS'- Ac. ..: ov-FN i' A 6 lurrru fmlflnlzrrlr li. Pl. l n1vez'sir.y Qi' Ozwfqrfrx Newswriling, loumalism, French l and2, Lalin 2, Englhh 2 74rlL'i.wrl3f1lw ll, lng. Qurlf 34ml Sr- f'fv fl.-fwfr-1-K'!.,.. l1'11vnld Kirlclirz B. S, lM14sLc Educationj, Lfrliversily nflrlrzlm Band. Orchulra. and Glu Cluh 74rlUr'iQr'.' Sr. Clam und all musimrl ozjganz'zntion.! flilmrz lfndiroll I5 S.. Or'rjym1 Slum Cfwlllfqo Home Econamics 741lL7LGer'.' Girls V lxfrulrw J l. UC'nodl1ousv H. 5. Collage wflflulm Malharlallcs 74dUi5er.' Junior' Class, 74. B. S. financial Wllrrmger lluzcl Bull 'H N4 LifffqfwrwXfr1f., Crwllmfw Bookkeeping, Camumer: Educalion, llama Ec. llzlrry 'ulrrrslcfy 74. li. 5pUAmw U'1u'uc1r'S ,Y Al, uA1.slx1r1qton .Stain Collrfge Biology. Slagekrafl Tllflgrzki-r'.' Snlvlmrr1u1'v Clfmg :Wa zfqa ret Bu ir-fl l1'rliL'0L's1r'y Of' w'r1.il1irx.qInr1 Sophomore English: World History Adnispft' Clllb. EVTA HOnf3 , Sf7,7llf7lnfflY, CYIIISS ll-llfr ,xlrvrlllfmrl Fl. I1 . .V l, r1i1'ez':,iI,v 1rfOr11f1rXl1, Siczrvlcirrl Lilrrury Flflrwer' Smri. f- C llrrw. ,xlrllnnulllnr1ru'SnL'lelV flrflm ff. frnoss Tl. li. Lvrlrversilj' of Orgyffrz English 3 Debale and Crealive Writing Yqcluzsor: Junior' Class .,'f.,,. A, 11' 'Um li S, L7ryq.1,, Mun' C'f'l!,,,,i, l,.d.m,..,1 fm.. 'xlrfllv l,rlllf'rlrlr1l:ux fl. fl., lf'm:w1-,wirx if U'Qfslw1f.gr'f-ff American Hixlary and Gavzmmrnl .'lzl1'fv 1fr-' :fun fzwf' filusxi Sfrulrlnr frwunr rf ffocwrfrje fx llzsurw lf. UIUS rl: ll lfvllwulbilf nf Llrmfgf H 'Physical Educalian, Hcallll, Alhlelics, lnlrarnuruls yllflpuw r'.' l,Grfer'rnvr1'w ffllll' ffm- rffyfrf ml flwrf-1.111111 Vclllllzl Cl. vlrfh' ls 5. u,A.,.,,.,r sm.. c.ff.,,.. 'Physical liducalwn. Health, Englixh I f: ,-1 fa ,s,,,f.,,,..,.,ff.,.. 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Hom, 1 2 3 c1..cI..l 2 3 QuIll6Scnll 2 3 'FQ mini! ornm Befzlricc ffollgln mmilaf o,fh.,Im 3 Tmrlu HW, 2 3 Gluclub 1 2 3 om,'L...,..2 1 2 s opmua 1 2 1 Soryv fxnnrvzd llf,,,,1 Sfamuhf Torch ffarmr I Push: Speaking 1 Bukelbull I 2 Bulldng Guard: 3 Bury llve Dead 3 Intramural IME... Dramatic: 2 rm. nng.n.,, 1. 'O' rf-' uv NmwrI1hqlEd. 421141533 I 2 9 Debate 2 C. fl. JV. 2 L' owfn. 2 3 SN-v' High 5chwlSaIm: 2 F-nm: D1-an Junico 7WutotI S.a.,.aI'a.- G. fl, ,4. I 2 32, ww fe Deba1:ISu,3b I 3 3,9 Dramalm 2 , V 51. Play 3 I rm.: Gy. Tuck., N45 bl Cbnnie Solvers Flu.:--I Debafe I 2 Pep Club 2 3 c.,1.,4.123 c.,I,'1..q... I 2 3 1. - Sum 2 3 :,,' Oper-un 2 ' . Tnrch Honor I 3 Nfwwmmg 3 ' Glu Club Z 3 F.....: C.,u.,5. A . Q X. , Q, . - X 'D x A 'ffutfv ffwznne Boyer I l..,if-.I Turch Honor I GI.. Club I Public ,vpgqmg I l'r-1-.rm finllrgr Y jjonafcf Jwvrrvfr uucionl B-'ya'Lmguf I 2 3 -9' ,. ' V Ebalwr Lows? 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Pmm L.....f...... 5,,,.,Q,.,,,. 1 Qufilasmlz 3 4 ,nmmKg,n1'g1'Z'yo,iad3P I 3 HllllSclsoolSu1:Q 2 3 Gulp' League Conferenczffri-Slat: ,dmmqni CML 2 3 Numwnfmg I Lq-Fmnm Editor 4 'QMIMI 2 3 Torch Honor I Gulp' Lequc Gund! 3 4 PMI- 4 G.fr,'l....,... I 2 3 1,. Play Opmua I 2 3 Dgbale Fumm Nu.. F.....ml'4.lI,gf ge., r gfifiigy. s Vzziqmiu Mizrlrlly M I l'l...af.i K K Future: Tu.-l-er fx Q 6 ' C' Q pat Sullzuun 5. Sfamskr 7' 0' Clze Club I 2 7 I 2--1 PQ Club I 2 3 sua I 2 3 A Z r' 10,11-HW, 2 3 Z Y' A. S. B. 'Pfmdmf J ' ' X Sludemfounril 1 2 A Opram 2 lunior Play 2 ,L an-UPN 2 Baz-lmra Bald: l.t4y Olliuene Pnowell Donald Wfcutars F-mum Ply-him w Surgeon Cl 'i 'l C i l Smal' H SL PIP Cl'-I5 l 2 Q,1,'L,,z,,, 3 In1mmuralLmguc tV.fPm.x 3 Nw,,,,,m' 2 H,,,,d1,aH Zig H? I Prmung I 2 Hmm Avi-for an ANG A I Gllll'Llague F 2 3 F Tlnmia 0 CIAA- I umm: .QP on renter Aul. A. 5. H. Song Quan 2 I 4 wi ' 1 il Z Glenn Gordon Sa.-nike Student Council 2 V, Fra uf Clnu 2 Pa Club 3 Fool Ball 2 3 Clans Play Z 3 lnlra-Baahclball 2 Inna-Auhiliu 3 Filllfft DDCIUP William Gilliam cfaclc Taylor Sd'-dfic :flu-L lulvr S-aLH.5L.. and 1 2 3 Agfa.-..I..... FFA. l 2 J Oftlk-llfd I 2 I-'.F.A. l 2 3 B'l'l-MII! I 2 3 Norvirl Spence GI Club 2 Fun-rr: Gnme Mvnnlrn fgm F.,-,,. Sdndtic Fnmru Aer-mnucien Ldlmnmu Clul 2 3 F. F. A. I Fnlllall l 2 Ba-lkdlall 2 3 Vic: Pun. Ldlzrman Club 2 Tuck 2 Slate Toumunml 2 Fm.-.2 Con: Gum! -vs' ' A 2.6 1 -...4 CVLUIA IIUUYAH Sarah 741111 Mrwrri 5 -IL KLM 'flrrrolfxy ffurvfrrvr' C N-J ml u A ,,,, V... 'P,g..1.n1 of sf cn... .4 f..n-...m-sal Mm., Cham, m...1.f.fc.,W.1 3 TanIaHonor 1 2 3 I.e1mman'1 Club J 1 l'lmtbaIl 2 I I If A. I 2 I ljulurrz Sfrllogrnrllrr r...... 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Z fp F5 Q '9 Q -:.- 'A C1 H 4 1130 A uc? 9 098 29,6 409, Y' . ,095 X A 0 o .10 o f ,Ti I Q CLASS WILL We the xllustrous class of 40 Some of us thln and some of us portly All of us danng dashmg and brave Leave ol Baker Hxgh by a mlghty close shave To our gnevmg teachers mournful and sad, We leave the Jumors who are Just as bad And the httle sophomores tnnxd and shy They ll be bad too bye and bye Lonzway Sheehy Morm and Moura Leave to study the fauna and flora They bequeath thelr knowledge of parllamentary law To the Student Councxl who needs xt Haw' Haw' Shlrley Audrey and Charlotte Hunt Leave for Afnca on an elephant hunt They bequeath thexr punches and a blackened orb To Bobble Mitchell and Jack Ord Our leaders Fxshback Speelman Blavlock and Howell Hallgarth and Lockwood s1x feet four Leave Bob O Dell a lusty Bulldog growl To be used agamst Bartlett each assembly day That he falls to lead yells ln the proper way Don Merrltt and Glllxam wlth regrets and fears Leave Jean and Shlrley weepmg bltter tears But Sulllvan and Foster wxse fellows they Take Barbara and Lxlhan when they leave in May Boyd Brown won t leave but away he ll run Takmg Margarets heart which he has won George Cook Mlke Pearson and Ronald Coalwell Leave all the gxrls for whom they fell A nose for news bequeathed by Memll Is left to Ebell and also B111 Ferrel Vera Vallant wllls a g1ft of gab To all the students m chemistry lab Joe Mlller and June those two steppmg pals Leave their envled places to the under class gals Eugene Lammert and Leo Boyce Leave Baker Hx m a ntzy Rolls Royce Three men on a horse Kostal Hanley and Wells Wllled thelr saw horse so thms legacy tells To the rough rldmg cow hands left behmd Gwllllam and Frogley and Don Ballentyne The al1b1 experts Karren and Robb Have composed a book that was really a Job Leave Bobby Derrick and a number more All of thexr hexght thelr bram and then' brawn When from these portals they have gone Shirley Dorothy and Eloise Leave thexr abfhty to hxt hlgh C's To Phyllis Helen and Adelme Cropp With the hope they ll never let them drop Erstwhxle Sarah now known as Ann To fxll her place leaves whoever can Whlle Butson grlnnmg from ear to ear Leaves the school amldst a wlld cheer Paul Harmon leaves his wads of gum To Patsy Wells and Art Wxllxamson Whxle dreamy eyes and wmnmg smlles Bob Worley leaves to MarJor1e Stiles Brasfleld Holcomb and Conrade Head Leave bundles of tardy sllps so lt IS sald To Mary Patton and Paul Basche To write love notes on every day Glenn Gordon Bob Colvard Ivan and Ross Are SUbJ9Ctlhg the school to a terrlflc loss They re takmg away thelr wxt and good looks And erasmg thelr names from statuary and books Ralph Erwln and Betty leave us ln May To follow together llfe s long happy way Thls autographed volume wxthout rhyme or reason Whlle NOFVID and Bert leave to Jim Kincaid They leave to Bob Cook and Nancy Beason A letterman s sweater old and frayed Mary Jane and Tom leave thenr Jltterbug sklll Wells Durgan and Pat leave the tobacco they chaw' To Ma Rell and Peggy to demonstrate at w1ll To Bob Clegg Bobble Ellxs and Kenneth Shaw Whlle Bobble Crablll leaves hls orchestra fame And Donald Clark leaves his prized plCC0l0 To Frogley and Larson to carry on ln his name To that tmy Olsen who as named Joe ' Gnssom and Spencer all in a daze Leave Baker Hx ln a ternble haze Whxle Kelley and Macy xn terrlble frlght Leave thexr Alma Mater ln the dead of mght I8 1 . , . 1 1 1 . 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I .1 - , Ms A, A r - I- . xff If ' A' 'l W W X v A-f 5 'v ' 'f 'AP Q y Q ,.3A Y' 'J 1,541.11 43 Q ,ov i ga'a g .mg-...W' S ,lx a '.-fngfas 5 , .W -in '43 5 2 , 4+- fd'- ,ff-rt 1.L.g-Qi 2 qlumg 2 Why f-lbw . .vi Ln mf..-1.-..,..Q.-. Sec-r-etuzy, Efecutoz' Cvegyer' Vice pFGSlld6Nfl yellffl Sl.fL7QII president JGHQDO nald 1 flirls, League There's nothing nnfashionablc about these Girls' Leaguers. The social graces ol' courtesy, kindli. ness, and helpfulness have always been in vogue. The purpose of our organization is to promote good will and friendliness among the girls. Programs for the monthly meetings were carefully planned in advance by Virginia Chandler. Through- out the year different girls were chosen to take part in the Leauge's Presentations thus giving each girl a chance to participate. Hazel Long was in charge of the noon dances , given each Friday. Dancing remains ever popular and students who brought their lunches found them a delightful noon diversion. The admission charge of a penny per person brought in sufficient money to buy more dance records. A girls' rest roomw, which was planned and arranged by Barbara Peterson and Beatrice Clough, was another of the League? accomplishments for the year. This rest room is a boon to students who are in need of first-aid. One ofthe annual spring events was the Girls' League conference which was held in Baker. Baker girls were glad to welcome girl repuesentati-ves from Baker, Grant, and Union counties, ln May they gave their Mother-Daughter Tea. - Ruth Denton Top Row: Miss Endicott, adviser, Dooley, Campbell, Chandler. Carter. Silverthorne. Bottom Raw: Patton. Silven. ffreger. Dennis. 0 with , of e3ft'ff'ftf'333tpw Wee? . - M 145 te Navy ' H, if vpn TORC H HON - i 5 W- if T 1 . p- U TORCWH HONOR Olfl l6Iffl3.S fJIOSfCllJIlf. rfuyv Snzczff Vivo l,L'0Sllf?Ilf, :lifes llll'lIIl'I SeCrrefu1:y, r.7War'ffrc1 CDXIHIIYI Yfldvist 'r'.' lllfiss l.Bui1'rl f - l orell llonol' H25 Talting the lf-ad in the- nlany activities ol' the stu- dents in B. H. S. is the Tore-h Honor Soc-iety. En- rolled in this organization are honor students from the three vlasses. There are twenty-live Sophomores. twenty-eight Juniors. and twenty-three Seniors. Membership in Torch Honor is based on points earned according to grades received by the students. The purpose of the club is to stimulate scholar- ship and give revognition to honor students. Some ofthe outstanding activities were: pep-nite skit, assembly. and il danee--all of whirh were very successful. Bollom Row: W'ood. May, H. llall. Clough. Small. li. We-lls, lloyd, Silven. Sowers, ,l. D4-nn. Second Run 5 lfnrlnf Blakely, Baird, Williams, Perkins. Donald. Washington. lluniblin. Robertson. Third Ron: Koslal. 'l'nrnr-r. lilmml XX 1 Parsons, A. Lewis. Biggs, Miller, Aranl. llines. N. Cramer. Whited. Coleman. Y. Fishhavk. Pourllv Row llrx Martin, Silverthorne, Dooley, R. Fishhack. libell, Carter. P. Wells. He-st. Stiles. Jones. ll. Kolmayaslii. Xlkiltf-rs. To Ron I Il Olsen, G. Hallantyne, Reddick. Nordean. Ord, Oxnard. Warner. Crop, Cassidy, Young. ,l. Olsen. V. l,1-mis. BLlS1'llf. lam N01 In Hclure: Ralph Curtis. Bette Hoge, Thora James, Norma Ritch. Dorothy Gardner. Genevieve Spf-elrnan. lfuigrelw Rupl N mv ,lane Els. E lda Worsham. ,lavlc Crettllm. Lester Wlovk. Duane Ragsdale. Yukio Yano. n , -.,,,.,.. .ar 4-23 P ..- vi' SHt'r'1'Iclr'y V ' ' l 1.01.91 D - , 1 t IIIII5 l, I-1,0 fylimnlvln TO, M ' nntty a -YES fp . f 'Slde:tr 'M ' al' .9f1r'et Boyd Quill and Sc I' ll v , Kipp? third of dal 'ij laqtional Journalism honorar h as .lllniop St .tk ' O 2iStic Stand' I yi as four . garet Boyd Wiltrgditlig approved by advisgg, superior work in Sorilnaior requirements for m - 3Ctivi1y of 'Quill angnga Kempfer as Vicg.3:l.gatl0nal secretary eogpise of journalistic eniirglijrshlpi During th CFOII is in editin 1 em' and Vivian' D .0631 Chapter is head or' at light initiat- 9 year lwelve members g THE LQG Official n 9DnlS, as sec!-eta ed by Mar- . , ' ' ' - ry- Most In chic att' lon The following da were brought into ews pubhCail0n of B . of the ' . th , . th h ' ake H This ilrihzagilfiilg from hula sk5irtSS0?::d1dates were piessgltzlgiarif Cluring an imrpregiglvjchool, ,. national honorary in is Underwear' the Candidat hell' pins during an ascancgle- 6 scho 1 - . , GS were ' Sem ly, o and it is indeed a privilegglgdsced Ito the school e as ed t0 join it. -Jane Donald cl Scroll Quill an O I lniliaies Twelve 'l'ht- Quill anti St-roll Chapter nt Baker lligh has just cninplt-tvd in- x itiatitin of twelxt- ntfii int-nilitirs. X The initizitt'-s wort- t'-hosvn from thc . inurnzilism and ncwswriting classes and were t'ontirmetl hy tht- national ext-cutivc cninniittt-t-. Tht-y were as 742'- ttillnwsi llrttct' Kit'lq'iatrick, Mclxyn Dnrgztn. Virginia Morrill. ,Ruth Sil- ven, Paul Harmon. Alberta Ehell 401711, vtl,N'D SCROj1 Connie Sowt-rs. Beth Nordean. Phyl- A A lis Miller. Zona Parker. Eleanor Crc- TOP R0w:Kirkp.1trif-k Du ,, gcr, and Leia Mitchell. 1... . nan' Ham'0 ' Mayes. and L' Quill and Scroll, which is an inter- ioldsmith. Adviger. national honorary society for high 1' J., 'V School journalists. has a limited mein- ' --' - . V x hecaust' nl its high qtialifi- ' p h' , R , , h ow. kClllllfPT. Nortlcani firmer 'H I B r .- xt ovd. Second Ro LU! Plfkel- and ' D0naltl lwrship cations. The t-antliclatt' nitist ht- in tht- up- ' A class in scholastic 4 Y ,- .I I tit-r third ot his t.. standing at the time ol his election. he nitist liatxwf dont- snnit- mitstzuitling, work in the field of journalism. ho , must he of at least junior standing. 1 ' he must hc trcommcntlt-tl hy the ad- ' wiser ctr hy tht- cnrnmitttw- gcwet'iiii1g publications. and he niust l iit'ox'titl hy tht- nattitinzil t-xvt' l st-vit-t:n'y. Fnrnit-rly tlwic were only members of this ttiganization in lia- kcr High School. 'These ini-inlwrs who wwf- in t-liarge of the initiation wt-rv Norma lit-nipti-ig X'ix'itin lit-nni-. .lane lionziitl. 'l'0n'inix Mxtyos. ant M'2v'Uat'et Bnytl L ff 4- 5-9' Prestdent Margaref Boyd Vtce Prestdent Barbara Bnfefz S9U'?m J' IV VN Ppul, Enthusiasm has been handed down from aves past from the Ro man arena days to present dw football and basketball games T1 stir up and create this enthuslasm and pep there has xlmays been 1 Uxoup to carry on This group in Baker H1 h is ealle d the lap Llub Pep llub one of the most outstandlng clubs in the school has been verv busv the past wear It has functioned at all football mil basketball games lt has led the rallies and dunno the year pre sented many pep a sembhes It pon ored lep Night before the Baker La Grande game on Armistice dav put out the Pep Sheet the program bulletin At Christmas it gave its annualch mtv dance the proceedsl fcanned fruit and vegetables, were given to charity. The purpose of Pep Club is to promote activity among the sudents A person chosen as a member of this lively group has to be aleader. He has to be peppy dependable and a good worker. There are thirty-five members together with the student body song qu.-en yell leader and a representative from the Letterman s Club in the Pep Club. Boll m Row ODell Blaylock Bartlett. Second Row: Miss Baird adviser Balch Boyd Miller Mr. OBrien adviser Thucl Row Chandler R Flshback Hoge Palmquist Hines Head Ord. Fourth Row: Ebell Dooley Donald Snlven Dennis Sow ers Basche Fdth Row' P. Wells Norlean Mayes Derrick Small Sullivan Farmer Olson. Top Row: Ragsdale Reddick Wor ley Gordon Hanley R Wells. . I 2'- ' ' P H3595 UA QQQE QQQQQ 0?-'A' .gm K' Svlgo' O 764 Cxrg'-'76 wKg?2 ?2f4J 2?Em? v2153 5p?6'F6 ' 0 Q3??x f,f ,. - .4 Q 97 XX 62x32 X 355 ' :Eiga 69459 f??a? QQgwS aawmfq vg oUQOo QZWQ' 95?,AO'Yq 0-v'5,'?3-5, sac, Cgwoim 5Op'E -4' Z Qnolllf ?5cPv?.'9:-5 Hg ap A 422 0715- vCv'e' Q 221' 34-iw ???i, Ogifi 3249 QQTQG 'AWEQZ A0404 oifiv QQ.-'Dr 5 6 3? 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J' 4 ., , C-'Wiz 1-'S-9, frail' 1 1: 9' ' A459 5143,-5 1- Indy 4-4, . l q Yi fig iii 5 A .,1.Z'J2'?Q'h 'Z' . , Q , i 9 'i' MIXED CHORUS Bottom Raw: Louise McCarthy, Catherine Ramsey, Eilene Silverthorne, Myrtle Byrne, lva Jensen, Ruth Van Leuven, Jeanne M rt' M 'orie Radabaugh. Second Row: Muriel Dimmick, Rosanna Bergeson, La Verne McGregor, Audrey Olson. Dorothy a in, nrj Yates, lla Washington, La Velle Lewis, Helen Burnett. Third Row: Thorn James. Inez Wellman, Maryone brack, Eva Lynch, ' ' d Cl Ha den Beatrifre Ste hens, Norma Ritch, Beulah Toney, Edith Toney, Nadeen Welter, Fourth Row. Kenneth Norgaar , enn y P Genevieve Myers. Gloria Rhoner, Shirley Perkins, Harold Chadwick, MaRell Averett, Bob Manning. Leland Thompson, Meri 'luth Spenee, Donald Douglas. Top Row: Gene Powers, Harolil Kelly. Don Creger, Lloyd Regin. s X. OR! 'l ll :AS 'I 'R-l Bollom Raul: llairnl. Nlny. Yates. liluin. Young. Clougli, Stiles. Second Row: XX alters, Nlarlin. llainblin. Anilafrsnn. iw:-lluiur l . Hallovk. Coleman. Farmer. ,lHl'll1S0I1- W0l'llW?'- Chadwlfk- Las' Row: l'l'a'lw 'k Guirado. Van Bibbfvr. Third Row: mister l'allnn. llult-nmlv. lln'l.a-rsun. Vulln-rl-un. fN..r T GIRLS l' GLEE CLUB Botlom Row: Wood, Head, Hayes, Palmquist, Thrasher, Blakely, Clark. Second Row: Waltz, S. Wrinhl, P. Wright, Chaffin, Hines, Albrecht, Clahaugh. R. Fishbark. Third Row: Clough, Perkins, Luney, Arant, Sowers, M. Haskell. Top Row: Riordan, Long. Boyd, V. llaskell. J SEX TET ,fBollom Row: Clabough, Hines, Head. Top Row: Clough, ll. Fishlmack, Sowers. Albrecht, BOYS ' Gllflf CLUB Tap 'Rows Mr. Kirklin. Gene Powers, Carl Gwilliams, Don Ballantyne, ,liles Farmer, Glen Hayden, John Warren. Bollom Row: Bob Clegg. Ronald Frogley, Rosemary Fish-back, Bob 0'Dell, Vernon Fishhark. Bob Cook. fi 6 QC, - pun., Nair- . 'SE 'V' FH PLAY CAST BURY THE DEAD Nik? 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' hh , . 4' wid' YAZVIXCQ Yytl waxy CAQVAAQQV . , . . an C409 A 'GX YH 'Bowen . Sgiges 061 W A ' . . ' ' . I 80a Xoffxg - is P- 'GV' SW! aw ga Q09 , - ' ' Agaieo GOQOA6 x ' . . ' ' 'ijacivi 45 aw' YKKQSK.. - ' I I h . ' ' SA.-Aid seq ei Qgxxe r- bw' .. iw Q0 x-- - ' P' G0 - ' ' 90 Kaya , P' CQOQ - ' bYsEEN0i , - Nl . 65- ' Q OW ado' ' ' I Q5 OK' W Wx . -it 2 .14 . A 1 K Secmtury, Pclrihur' Morin lhce-pr'esident,R0dne-y Moum Pz'esident,RObQg-t Lonzwuy FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Within the theater of every nation have been men and women who play the role of tillers of the soil. Agriculture has always been the most important industry throughout the world. The Baker F. F. A. represents a group of boys who are finding inspiration for the age-old occupation. The aim of their organiation is to develop competent, aggressive, rural and agricultural leadership: to create and mature a love of country lifeg to strengthen the confidentce of farm boys and young men in themselves and their work: to create more interest in the intelligent choice of farming as an occu- pationg to encourage members to improve farm and home surroundingsg to develop industrial farming programs and develop character, train for citizenship and patriotism: to participate in cooperative ef- fortg to encourage practice of thriftg to encourage improvement of scholarship, and to develop organ- ized rural recreational activities. During the year the F. F. A. has been a very active organized group. They sponsored a Parent and Son Banquet, Farmers' Day, and a very successful dance. They entered into an Eastern Oregon Public Speaking and Parliamentary Porcedure Contest, F. F. A. Stock Judging at the Pacific Interna- tional Livestock Show, Fat Beef show and auction in the Eastern Oregon Livestock Show, and the Baker Cow-Horse Show. This year's activities have all been successfully managed by its officers under the advisorship of Lyman Patton. -Phyllis Metcalf If F 24. Bottom Row: Vernon Hamilton, Art Morin, Tommy Robbs, Clark Howell, Thomas Moar, Howard Ego. Harry Long, Donald Culley. Second Row: Clyde Conklin, Clifford Prowell, Carl Bartlett, Leoren Woods. Charley Campbell, LaVaughn Dennis, Robert Funk, Jack Wellington, Billy Morris. Harry Campbell. Third Row: Frank Toney. Calvin Howard, Ronald Coalwell, Delbert Gossett, Bob Lonzway, Jerry Lonzway, Paul Thomason, James Morrissey. Fourth Row: Paul Paige. ,lack Taylor. Desmond Hunsaker, Nlelvin Angel, Billy Byers. Flflll Row: Bob Colvard. Mike Pearson, Jack Atwood. Milton Prowell, Dick Sheehy. , I - V 1 'fl , HQ 1 L . .sv- Q- --4.. L ,... , ws,-,S an riff... nf , 3 2 fr C I I 5 Q6 o 791 AY 63afl5T BURY THE DEAD Ballom Row: Wells, Todd, Palmquist, Waltz, Ballinger, Oliver, Wellman. Middle Row: Olson, Farol. Small, Blaylock, van. Lewis. Havden. Miss Walters director. Top Raw: Chadwick. Farmer. Johnson, Heggie. Cavin. Gordon. Head. 1 U, A ' We , llflf R, fl Qlfw -533 at W 1 7 9 , ,. lf, i 12, I l mmf, I . I ' I ,QI W fb Fl 5.4 I3 in It fl xl guy, Sulli 1 H I STA GECRAFI' Fira! Row: Robert Cook, Clifford Bond, Oscar Barns, Ivan Van Luevan, Gerald Holden, Freil Franklin. Second Rowg Ilerlm-rt Twombley, Harry Mullins, Rob Nliti-hell, Hill Padgett, Don Entermille, Robert Robertson. Third Row: Mr. Walmsley, Velrlnn W olfurcl. A 'N W 'Q' ' 2 107' Axfi 6 iff- 4 dv ow ' ffgtlfffl the -N 11611 , li-V - if dan' Q mdlv 'llc B - of wma, Dgllllf' .X f as? 'lx GQ 'eg -31 . qi txfbqs rr vcxws i YQIDQ' AGNA X ' twig six cps. 'PCN i Qu' X t x yr L ' N .9 W Q Xixxbx N YOQXNS M -AxX'5XWx . XX ' Qaiqpx ,,,nW' X Y at Wk C -,wit X up fx, ..-.t wuixg -. 'X h sv' wr CQQRXXXX .NX XXX' x 'Q' -io dd wa X X if , ff it 5-wif i 5 Q A Edifo r, 'M Associat argamf B Featup e,PEdffO1- T Oyd G U ' 0m -963 my M JaneDO nalcjyes Advise, F, I la'l f Cofd Sin If t ll NEW SW RWNG An accurate and timeiy description oi the progress in Baker High iashions WaS presented to the student body by THE BAKER H161-1 LOG. W ith Miss Laura Goidsmith as chief designer and ad- viser, The Log' was pubiished every two weeks by the Journaiism department tor the twoioid pur- pose oi promoting activities and increasing iniiuence in the student weiiare. The LOG stair consisted oi Margaret Boyd, editorg Tommy Mayes, managing editorg Bruce Kirk- patrick, business managerg Jane D0naid, feature editorg Nieivin Durgan, associate business manager: Paui Harmon, art editorg Tommy Mayes, sp0rts editor: Eieanor Cfeger, exchange editorg and Connie Sowers, circuiation manager. Aiong with pubiishing THE LOG, the newswriters had their good times. Their shamroCk swing' set the styie for many a dance to come. it was the most beautiiuiiy decorated dance of the year. Another deiight ot the year was the Press Conference heid on the University oi Oregon campus, Octo- d 20. ftdargaret Boyd b er 19 an rlVEw Bonom R Clssid ow: T. H Buch? Daniels au' Ebvll . C ' Ox ' Cr 01, Cavin, Eff, Meniagu Dennis B Orson, Nia 6cCa1-thy: Wofd, Mille, H Y I, Kirkpatrxiht, Sowgrs 01SZ,dMiSs Gold n ' ' ' ean . Smith - Silvan i Advi - Wilson sq- s , Donaldtcond Row ' Typ : 'Rap ggsv K : Hlrnlo emphef B' R Pel fd , cv C93 A NWA io --C ,Xu ' i kdi X XUK QCXV 'xxx Axix Q - -.Wi Y , Qxo' ' ,with X 't V53 xiii? A W .rX x in ' , ' x , X . Jxgxxgxxx ,L XXL? X ' ' i XXL A s 'X . N .0 Xie - X Q V X x x X X qu? gtQL mx X K 9 9 ,Y A- - Mi gl 4 ART AN D ANNUAL Fin' Koh RUW' .ya5 .. Oils, N hi. elm. E bn .de Sao dge Yum on w 4 R 'Luc . Fwnilgerv ow: HY Colva Row RClen G ld' Max- : Pd! 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The S-uggcx ks the year 'oooh Xssuco each year Xn honor oi xhe scnxor graduaxkong, das-5. Ykctures oi you. cXassnXaXe9-, haskexf ah and igoxhah garuee, -snapshoxs, ' ne oi today, ah wxh 'oe' kn- xhe Baker hxgh stu- 6 WXXX WNW rad 'O xhe iashxo , cXuoeo. and you. Genre, are Xnreresreo an one. Why! Because when you 5 xahixng, ahoux ah your om oak and xhe good ixrhes you enioged Xn hxgh schooX you WN have a record, xhe Qkcxures oi your irxenos and khexr auxograohs, 596 most krhporiant, the xradxuons oi Saver hxgh. Xu rherhori oi Queen Sxhlerthofh, xhis 'gears Hugger wxh he oedxcaxeo xo her. 38 Work has begun on Xhe secixonaX pages. 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The members cooperated with administration to boost the attendance at basketball games by selling season tickets to the public. At the end of the school year the Lette1'men's Club had their annual picnic. RM asa Yano fzyesoaflw Lbgzzlzelgc 065015, -6' 0 - Q9 .0 02,7 ogg I Shaq, Oo 0 '66 9496, ' J, 6' Q90 L137'TERM EN ll .. . . 1l0weH,5 ' W Ihamson. k Hatlev, Lockwood, Knutson. n ' Bins, Fishbec ' ' sheehy, M0 ' . Lgrs0Yl, Row: Clegg' Bdhm d H0g8D K tol, H '- an Reddack, wens. Bfown' ns . h Allison, . Landfeth' Coac . ToP Row' and Cnnk. Hanl6YQ Spence' , H-'i' . ' 0 -' Af- - i l ' -- ff?- ' I L x vw 1jk,xf.' ,.. ,t . .energi- -- ..--wmv ts if ? ,I7,f- J 22 N.. -gl V5 'M' Q. . a,u,-,,i1:g'fi'Iz:'g .K . . W It O an Y 7 -, 5' ' X' 'fi i 4 X l Q f A S' V, W . , .'. , Q 2 L l' A, V U M55 v . 2, 4 l- ' . K Q :v - A F. M 1 NF QA .41 div . f 1 ' 4 A .. 1-,J e I f- l o V A f,..Q ' M A, 3 Y - .4 :LHC cl' .Os 5 0'., li- E' 'St -: . I 5' Z li v 'D 'va' 5' 5 flu- W' 5' 3 .Q F 4 I rl , ,, , sg, . Q - -' IH- A ' x as 4 1 'T,,:' . :Q tv ' -S Qin ' 9 , 'ul 5' r , g ' , I f TQ . A is J f E - - 4 '2 2.9612 1- Z 9' G A P- ! Q 2 2 4 2 E A fb f 3 9 2 G 2, fa Q 1-T fb , M .. fzarpv f'5 'gf-1-ff ' ' in gf F 2 ' - ' 4 4 - 'X 6 . ' 2 G A I 5 f X5 J ' J e ff .3 V , 61 fi First Team - Kneeling: Keith Lockwood, Don Hanby, Bob Clegg, Norvin Spence, Boyd Brown, Art William n Bert Knutson , Maso Yano, Dick Sheehy, Tommy Hobbs, Clark Howell Art Morin. Second Team - Slanding: Vernon Fishback, Melvin Angel QC , ' Mack Stull. Richard Brown, Bill Riley, Bob Landreth, Glen Gordon, Bill Wendt, Orel Hall, Coach Allison, Tom Holman 2 CE, Ax ' 4 G Kay Halley, Don Standley. Harry Weatherman, Clair Mitchel, Rodney Colton, Bob Cook. K of A . ,- f 'f 2 A. 1 O JSC J ' GR F 6. Q p . N Yvivif' 7? lp E 'JF' .. ...I--..., V' . 1 A 4' 1 1 -A ','v-Q 3:4 Ti . ,i -of an ' .' .- - Q , nv. l fd .. .. sg ' v'-4' . ,. . ' ' 1 ' ' Q ' ' ' . '1'u0' Q' Yi 'na' 4 ...uf f ,. ,,, . ., 'A 'j X - ,- . 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Back, Clair Milrhell: T. Back. Tcim Holman. BASKETBALL Winners of the Eastern Oregon Basketball Tournament. This team passed through the Vale and won over La Grande in the finals. In the State Tournament this team won fourth place, defeat- ing all opponents except Salem, the tournament winners. Art WiU,m 'r -'hem A S Ianlson Phd may 1' am, F Br0wnfForwari1efense who 156 sig? bad to ir on theoi-.waI'd BoYdf,,,msxic man onhuman eif01jt have bufg' '-Itnook at. pa OUI1 A r- - his In s Vo . Puts 00' a 52:10 guafmqgrhey 'V Countrgfffe tovfhofly that It when iz' csctxite saying- ' 0 gm? tg 8 shall not Pass' fs. V Bob . lf? ,. R rd A glleggxguard H01man,uua ho throws guard zzy - haired 'Sm Tmsnmzsgfesswe guardovinofe Years when nh Takes ex' hard'dr' them in. He h?:eu:1ogan1 Buy baske-r. if gets Uizzsion coulwng o. Favor' WHL W avorire e Gar1, 'ses :gegsafeway- 44 eUS ' sayihz: -- the We-11, 3 Scores at State Tournament in Salem: Baker 27, Klamath Falls 26, Baker 12, Salem 27. Baker 34, Butte Falls 32. Baker 35, Ashland 20. -Vernon Fishback Q --Ni if ISX A h Fofwgrd c h PNN mi? fash 1 rung em tvxii Penxe a g SC0 ch E- f expe penile 0 rehab on rows Say ' next Hence b H 8 0x gas xh uni L year ehlhd 0 t e SX N gi-eewafw yo Well enmdel a Favont Res 3 A xex d au 8. te Saylfx ugh ah IS VOTX T0 treat Q n0Ww mi' wi-W' 'i',f' 44 N 5 :ah 'JJ Velhon nsh b k nw' xx be Lone sh ac xcvanz o anxcgwme W2 Swe ot amsf F t av Ewa and an next get D0 6 Genevzeve ome song SWB eeaed eaft ailw' atvtuge gre voflte xhless Y H IZ. kv 1 avi- , V . t H' I efcenxet ' e I g T t N ' S. nd hgo a- o ' it 1 6 , - ' gg: 1, A . f Y h X jsg. u X 'ein ' n 18 19 . ' , vem U. in D, 4 fi .f lg xx J, f N 2 , '7 V 'Vi 4 L ' If g.: - fi- 4 4 : ' -Q R , A K 1. A . .av ' 1 MN am H g h . n F81 .. ' , H . . . X 55, ' ' , n. 1 H 45 VFW fmgy' f. Q . . ' .X , Qoxviu 1, pxgxs 5 +A-45 5 +Quxx5 C'2j4Xi'9 N436 kNi125Xii1gCb Xu cwsw xiX'kciC9X.xxx We bxxQxn04t Qugfijx. 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Eleanor Louise Cveger' R' 0.115-Ie Yiidvisely Vvfrnfl O, wlfzifv 72,60 0 ' oo IB Q90 Q0 ble ,Y Q in 23 55,598 QKLD-9,.G Job, Qqgpfed 6' f Q ,' O QQPOO 6.00 Qlyifqe A 4. tp. -'Er 001 '01 '50 Qf 4 Qgsd 1-so 05 sa 1-sq? gels , 40 lb f f 6'-PSI P6 6 -ps l sobqbvb 4' 4 'P 602 6890 JG 6l?of 009 :0Q 2'1' I 0, ls- 8' QS H70 Oo 912,00 4ff2 1ac2oQr QJ' .ebqvqeb 'SI'-'rob 13' 569 je . f 1' Ib be ' S O 45-fudqfef 9 of b2f6'0' be 00. fel- 9 Gly . O N Qgfzbbisbed 566 oboe 236 'zlblblb Ja. Q 17?26!4PJ' be I'S0Qb,1o!. P0061 Lb asxfxoobijo '71 '00 be 6.1: Fir. 'If G: '51 gg Sfiibigcg 4 '911..6'i'l1Qi.5.1f G. A. A. The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association is to promote sportsmanship among the girls and give them a chance to participate in athletic activities. Girls of all three classes are eligible for mem- bership. By taking part in the different activities, the girls earn points. The activities are many. Among them are volleyball, basketball, tumbling, baseball, dancing, hiking, ping pong, tennis, horse- shoes, and tenniquoit. They also sold candy. This year the association has adopted the Oregon Point System. -Alene Lewis SENIOR HIGH ci. 24. fi. A Fin! Row: Creger, Weller, Dennis. Second Row: Oxnard, Morrison, Nyquist, Parsons, May, Matolt. Third Row: Carter, Eck- llfld, SIOPHGDS. Haskell, Mineif, Lewis. Fourlh Row: Worsham, Miss White. supervisor, Kelly, Melzker. Sowers, Silven, Pat ton, Cassidy, White. Wi 10 vi wr S016 J rage slaly 400 'H V evlk QQQ ba 'Z . GJ!! get of ll ons e seg, 'Ae ,Llc - . ' 1 ings ahj'n,br ,if?f Pima, SA 4 A Ile 8 4' 1 STUDENT BODY OFFIGERS David Ryder, pres. CIGFLTY L,OI'I.ZLL7Cl'y, Pres. Janice cfovdnn, Sec, 7?'9ClS. Bobby cMz1cy, Yeff King Lornaine Francis, .Song Queen Q on P P - Q 014641 'Iraqi' Uv P011 'lr- Das RX fllf'.fVlOl? Hifi!! Sc HOOI. ll-1C'L,fZ.Y'Y.VIEMHERS -ggi -x, -2' cl 429' llllcjli Hllnrvll llulvllf kllwuff 11 C 4 lvlvifif wi l.lif. iflfi fi Social Scum c, Dranm fliirfw- JJ,-,,,,,,, srl, r,'f.,.l.i !.llilV!U!1S Llrcfgrill Cfirllqcfv 1 f l,4lrli'4ilirfn Social Science cn,-id l..i.,i,,i., fi'l,':ii.i !',i1C-1:1550 llflxlwvr 1i,fJ.inf,rfin fwllwjr' :il lflliivufrlr English Allis. .viirfliu 'lxlull li f'l N lflffu-lil' English KIZUII .x li wi' 5. CU lim,-ii . f flflfiif ivinih grad: iienerul .Uuih , arclinlm, hgml LV. fiwff.i 'www' C 'url lxvliqvl .Viz5re1'0f.'i1'r5, fQ4in:i1qu 11111-Quin fllgebra, Bminesa Training .qrlriwr Url' in-nfl.: ',X'Yfl X,,l,,,,,i liloiscf firilvx' X3 if fi .f'x'.f. il c1 f ,'w.f. Library, Science, Reuiling flflimwf Nfl' w I ' .' -i, 1 if, ,ww 1' W, ,f 1 1 .xAf'l'IIitIlf ffK1ffL'liSUl' If fl fi , llniflifffii-iii, l ffff'.1fcff1. .Yirihl Grade Social Science, fr Hi. How Ph. lzil. 'lffr'Hw lii x N h flrfhrlvlfi N lgwrliiu fir-nilnirwi 1-l n,xi'r1vi4 Ilhrillrirll iw 1'f'n'1j1'. C.?,,,,,,Jf .x,iifii11'rf',Xiulxri Science, .Wumg Spellmll fifli ww fr-'hu' C 'iff' Ki. IV. c.ff'.1,w, ,iii H 1 I fl . l if .Xl iwf.l,f 91h Snvml Srirni e .xllrlrvjflrwlliir S1145 ljuslw fi Llr iiqrvri C- iiwjii ri! film iirnin 71h grade maihemalicsg 7th and Blh reading, penmamhip. .-hirw' iw, ,,,,'.ff' . if, LR,,ni!fm,- f'w',,,',. 1, . ,H rnffi' b4!f11p:,,H!k,, fi. ff 5, iwiiff-,fn ,,- UMW, ,, General Science, 'Ph. fd. 4 V .-1 sl .xlfllllf-L r-nf ,xii .Vulev'1r li fl fl v lVillzz:1ri'Ihf l Irirfwwffx' Latin l, Social Science. English fhlwwf Clif-1? l wiffiw, .Ymff Cfffffiif Kwlillmni l.vu':s I 'lHl'urwrtx rvfrfur-wp-rf. lfiluux -- lfrimwllf Am, cram ' flilfuwr' llfvunii l r'1l11c'c2,x llix X. Ui .Wimfwm-i 5 'li fx l vriri'c1l'vr,y :il Clfmjqf ri English, Sbeech ffl: qrvulw fiilm Plflvlwur, Cilirnrwiurr Evamae Swan li 1.1 Sw Oiifqf-iv Sturm' F1-llcfgv Hlh grade arilhmelic ,'1ili'i5yr- fur-ls lcfifxgiiv C'1lfllOV'I'lH' Kiffllff? Qirqqzvn '.Yvvl'11141l Svlfiwl 7lh Grade arilhmeiic, 'Public School Music ,'4rl1'iSw'.' Htl: 1,'r'u1lr'. 1 FlnlRow.- Cassidy, De Guire, Bond. Wood, Thompson. lliett, Croot. Young, Walter, Ray, Gray, Davis. Second Reichemback, Miller, Chinn, Kelley. 7 i Rhymer, Peterson, Kidd, Sipp, Wendt Cassehnan, Denham, James, Browning, Taylor. Third Row: Thompson, Shane, Conili, ia X X First Row: Cray, Taylor, Hitch. McClure-. Cavin, Bates, Smurthwaite. Morris, Hirbv, 37 i- if .www 5165 we o in! if , t J EFT 79 P 'T C i x ' i 'a .' -I ' , , ' V A , R54 T - 1 Q - N . Q ii, , ' 1 1 -Q' , r Y l ' it T V t' :Q B J' H I 4 3 fn I I I 1 f is . 7: . U it N. ...- -. l Q 4 1 is 2: i 'it W ' 7 ROOM 29 5 Bond, Spivey. Chaffin. Yeager, Martin. Conklin. Spivey. llardy. Curtis. Sfwnd Row,- McClure, Bluhm, Rochenbrant, Shimayoma, Heath. L 51 SEVENTH CIR:-lDE, ROOM 25 ,Q gi . l Fif,1R0w,- Stewart. Slovar. Wooilvll. Stzmfff-r, Nl. Gray. 'l'f'slw. llrarson, llerring, Masters. Cook, Paige. Second Row: tiar- penter, Sain, Crane, Cwilliains, Riggs, Hinalnmn, liste-s, Coiirm-, Morin. Third Roux: Shannon, Murray, Ward, lllulw, Roske, Sherwood, lf. B. l'l. llill. Ball:-nt ine. Carpenter, Gramer. Bell. 'NK w I i Denton, Leightv. Toney, P. Rupel, Earls, 5 ? YJI: 7 7 14411-J mb- 7.. y 1 .77 Y S :Why xgafi , if U M i ller. First 'Roux Rhymer, Doherty, Toney, Farmer, Sime, Uehlin, Mattes, Wilson. Second 'Rowz Philips, Fincher Fullpr- Flnl Row: Wells, Rolling, Van Fosser, Felur. Wright, Henderson. McArther. T Burchtorf. Third 'Roux Thielen. Wood. Patterson, Mr'Cov, Ranger. Nletzk I m HOME 'ROOM' 9, GR?-11215 7 Errent, Sutton, Stoddard, .l. Young. Anderson, Pervk. Warner, Edineston oney. Scott, Lethlean, Cartcr. Fuffie, Burnside. Svrivner. CT' Waltz. f f 'THE sul F L I I mn' ff' .,, nw- ,,-, Cliff CLUB First Row: Allen, Kipp. Martin. Harlulmugh, Metcalf. Spec-lman, Wohlfursl. Nnrre'-gartl, 'l'urnidge, Mack, Spencer. Ma1lisnn.flc Que-re. Second 'Roux Eccles. Randall. Pe-rkius, Blaylovk. Pr:-'srott. Schuman, Johnson. Hurting. jordan, May. Stiff, llupel. Third 'Roux Swift llolman, lsaars, Clough, Franklin, Patton. Washburn, Riggs, Snackenberg, Thompson, Denton, Bg-rgefon. llill. Turn:-r. Fourth Roux Morin. Johnwn. Browning. Put-att:-. film. Glu., Junior llauul mr mi 'flu' Cl--1' fllult is unulc up of tltf' fl'Xt'Illll. This orgauimuon ig Spnngoreql ln' Mr, oiglttli anal nintlt gmult- stud:-itts. Many ltuw 7 Cox The bnnd has Phyed at Several 33. ziplmvaiwl in tht- 'l'ltz1nlisgix'ing iuul filtristtnus X Semblies and at 3 ffw Junigr High hagkgt. progiuitts. illlt1'I't' was no olwwttu this yvur as ballgameg. 'llhgre are mllgtaniling members ull ilu: pruvtixitig ltiul tu lw alum: after at-lmol. in this organizutiftn. Next your tltc btutlvuts ltupc to lli.lVt?.il Glcu filulr activity. Xliss llertltzt fiulnlxtnn luis lawn it lovetl itmlvisffr. B.'l.YD X1 l t lla 'trin . Stuart. Burclttnrf. Suturtltwzuic- F' 1 Row' Fe-urge Wmnlf-ll friuuu. Lursnn. llulvumlw. Puwvre., afters. .anune-r. -. g In A 1 i i 1 - St t. Ri-flu. Waltz. lliil. Rains. Horn. Dem-k--r. Averett. Wellxnan. Third Second Row: Wolf:-. llimntellmurgf r. lrmmou. te-runm A Row: Murray. Waml. Ile-ll. llurgnn. ,lPnl.ins. Nlillvr. l'attr-v. Craven. Willizuuf. TOIHY, X'1'lK'l'50l1- 'fc' u-...nt ai' Jhg' 'R 36' C. vl. fl. OFl'YC'f'1'?S ,.uc'iffe lsuacs. Presidenf Sfzirfeiy fffzz-v'f0c'ff, like 'Pr-esidwif CEIIZPPII Cifmigfz. .S9t'I'6'fllI'V -MJ!'l?l!l Rfllllllllf. Sociclf cirluzir Illtlll flfvffperz ffmvoff, H flf, ,l,,f'Spf,,,f., . , V ' flunmr lillgll A, A, The- CA.-X. is uniler the guiilanw- nl' tlm X ,li ' 0- 1' girls that all love sports. 'l'h,,,- haw, PIM- A ef-l several tournaments in vnllgy ball, mil. Illillhrn. tefrwquoit. anil lmslcellmall. If gi gunu- is lost. it is tukcil with gmail plmrxg- I lllillhlllp. i gi fl. fl. Fin! Row: Svlluck. Ustvrlwrg, llulvnmln. Hunflall. lirava-f. Sipp. llouper. Pllillip:-. Slllllll. linutsnn. 51'll0ll. Kurulu. Nluellvr. Second Row: Devker. l'llaylu1'k. Burton. Kolrinwmi. Klrlwnilull. l,arQon, llmxell. Lzunnwrt. 'linux lluys. l'runc'is. Wells. Collins. Third Rau: Urml.,l.1me's. Wnml. lust. 'l'inklv, Rina-zvvii-k, Zenumfr. Myers. Nlillf. Xllmismun, Davis. Fourth Row: Mlxisur. Miss Srlir-rzingzl-r, Nlit vhs-ll. lilankensllip, Kipp. Orllull. l'a1!ton. l'mserN. llnlinun. Pvrkins. will-ox. lluyve. Las! Row! Svrivne-r, M1'l'lnr4w. liails. Spivey jenkins, Clough, lsaavs. Nlanury. Knigrlilen. X 'Y r , . 'g ' ,Ji vs. nf. ' Y ni E 4 . - 1- --1111. Om' V ff' C rrflclwl Clrnlhqfi K, 1 K Wu Edllmof Nugget Teen Talent Editor Ed '0f001d ADM' fl! HYIOR Hifi!! Nlflt 'AS ll ll K The Newswriting organization. one of the most industrious in Baker ,lunior High. Contains twenty- nine members and is under the supervision of Mrs. Martha Pratt. It publishes the Gold Uustii every two weeks and thus reveals the latest of all sehool news scoops. From the newswriting membership are appointed the members ofthe ,lunior High Nug- get staff. They summarize the ye-arls junior High events for publication in the Baker yearbook. The 'I'een Talent is a small book containing writings of the students ofthe Junior High: it is sponsored and published by the Club. A chili feed, Halloween and Christmas parties, and a carnival were activities enjoyed by the mem- bers. At an assembly put on by the club most of the members were awarded pins. liulxllfmlfrmn pt' I H I L Wvll. 1- -A I M R nr -'ne nru we 1 mm nun 5 , own. Marv .lun ,Nl.'o.-.- ' - V - V H 1 xi..f:.., xt.n..,, K,,.,,,, Bolt Sn-.mg . Heavy llf-rum Ibwnl ll,-.ln W..,l,L Vlfn' ' 10' 11 ' if , 1-V 4-fe f y gl' , f' If E 57 X 5 9 po. i lf' iQ,g ' 2 ---q7--,q-- . nil ZOO Tlirl 1.1. Fira! Raw: Meacham. Givens. Yano. Lenunl-n, Wendt, Macy, Riggs, Ferrrv. Svult. Second Row: lie-an. Riordon. SMNCIS. lien- dcrson. Ward.Ringle, Smith. Com-li llogc-n in. Third Row: Blulun. Adams. Rizor, liall--nger. Morfitt, 'lill0lflZ1:OIL llallgalth. Y TIN- Football Team 505 The Junior High football team playa-il only two games this year both of the-in being with La Grande: the Vikings were losers each time. Coach Hogensen im- pressed upon his boys that. win or lose. it f was all in fun. Although they lost both ganivs they had fun playing, Junior Basket Ball Team BDE The Junior High basketball team had a successful season. They played twenty-two games and lost only seven. The players are Paul Sowcrs. David Ryder, Bob Henderson, Dick Lemmon. Melvin Lappin. ,lack Wendt, Calvin Morfitt, Bill Byers, Albert Ferree, ,lim Riorrlen. The roach was Norman Hogensf-n. JILVIGI? HIC!! !3flS!x'f:'T!3:flf.l. Top Row: llanister, Macy, Sowers. Wendt, Morfitt, B-' 5 R' Lyer izor. Bollcm Rom: H- N - ' ' - l,,.,,,m,m- ,Tomb Hngencon' ' cnderfon. I-Jlllllll. liiordon. l'errc 97 N gs Lb .? WNHI Lflfz-HJI. 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