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

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DONNA ROSE WILLINGHAM Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4 Torch Honor 2, 3, 4 Hobby: Typing Future: Commercial Teaching IRENE WILLIAMSON Dramatics 4 Haines, Oregon l, 2 Hobby: Horseback Riding Future: Nursing SENIORS NOT PICTURED ELWYN IOHNSON BONNIE BOND LARRY D. WOODELL Pep Club 4 LORRAINE HOPKINS Football 4 Muddy Creek l, 2 IOYCE YOUNG Future: Agriculture NORML I. DAVISON Seem dl We, the graduating class of '47, having learned as little as possible. and having our names behind un tespecially on the tops ot numerous desks in Ye Old School et Baker Hiqhl. hereby make our last will and testament. being in pertect-well, almost perfect-mental condition: Corinne Baird leaves her gum-under the desks. Garnet Boesch and Vern Baisley leave to explore the great unknown. Ruby Boersrna leaves her gift ol gab to anyone who is daring enough to try to use it. Betty Bohn Boersma leaves with a broom and dust pan in hopes that she will keep her new home neat and tidy. Bob Bergen leaves. What a relief to the girls who sat in front of him during class. Bud Brooks leaves his coifture to Al Durgan, Ioe Brooke leaves the alibi book he composed to anyone who is in desperate need of an alibi. Walter Brooks leaves the radiators in the halls to keep Dorothy warm while he's gone. George Bryan leaves his job as vice-president to the future boy elected to that office. Shirley Brox leaves to take the vows of rnatrimony. LaVonne Byers leaves her long hair to Gloria Davies, who has always wished for long locks. Roland Campbell leaves his romantic hopes to Kenny Arrnbruster. Charlotte Campbell leaves her little warble in glee club to be used as an advertisement of the new Atomic Bird Seed, Lorraine Carl leaves to her brother Frank all the teachers that will have to put up with him next fall. Irene Creger. Vera Darlington. and LaVonne Dodson leave their accomplishments to the innocent freshmen. Dorothy Daines leaves her studious etiorts to Ross Fortner, with the hope that he will make good use of them. Larry Davie leaves his Bulldog growl to all the future cheer leaders. Doril Dougherty leaves for Hollywood to take Iane Russell's place. Dick Eardley leaves all his old flames in the underclasses weeping bitter tears. Margaret Eccles leaves Bob Whaley in the hands of his other classmates-and maids. lim Elkins leaves his teasing ways to the underclossmen with instructions to use them freely. Merlyn Evans leaves her art of flirting to Maudie Taylor. Charles Filher leaves his tardy slips tor lim Calderwood to write love notes on. Leland Fortner leaves his quart of milk to Iean Butterfield.

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BETTY SHROPSHIRE Glee Club 3, 4 Ashland, Kansas 1 Hobby: Snapshots HELEN SIPP G, A. A. l, 2, 3, 4 Big B 2, 3, 4 resident 3 C1. L. Central Council 4 Log 3 Future: Secretary DOROTHY RAE SNEDDON G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 President 3, 4 Big B 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 4 G. L. Vice-President 4 Pep Club 4 Torch Honor 3, 4 Future: Physical Education Teacher CHARLES STERLING Lettermen's Club 4 Track 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Shop l, 2, 3, 4 Future: Chemical Engineer IOAN STEVENS G. A. A, 2, 3, 4 Big B 3, 4 Glee Club 4 I Future: Teacher and Housewite DONNA REY WALKER Torch Honor 2, 3, 4 Pe Club 2, 3, 4 lgesident 4 Majorette l, 2, 3, 4 G. L. Bulletin l Band 1, 2, 3 Future: College, Airline Stewardess KATHLEEN WHITE G. A. A. l Glee Club 4 Printing 3, 4 G. L. Bulletin 4 Future: Housewife: Telephone Operator IANET ROSALIE SIMPSON Torch Honor 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. l, 2, 3,4 Big B 3, 4 Latin Club l, 2 Future: Industrial Chemist MARGARET LA VERNA SIPP 4-H Club l Home EC. l, 2, 3, 4 Hobby. Horseback Hiding Future: Stenographer BILL STEPHENS Mechanical Drawing 3, 4 Track 3 Future: Telegraph Line Work GERALD L. STEVENS Band l, 2, 3, 4 Hobby: Collecting Stamps and Cards Future: Telegraph Operator DUANE F. TAYLOR Hand Balancing 1, Z, 3, 4 Hobby: Hunting Future: Electrician 1 PEARL WALTER C-. A, A. l, 2, 3, 4 Big B 2, 3, 4 ocretary 3 Torch Honor 4 Orchestra 3, 4 Future: Missionary ORA MAE WHITED Orchestra l, 2, 3 Band 3 Future: Business College Page 24

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em W4 ccesciuami Grace Fulton and Vinnie Golf leave as fast as they can. Larry Gilmore leaves a place no one can fill. Anne Gwllllam wills her independence to Arlene Chaney. Bill Gvrllliam leaves his faithful car to anyone who can keep it smelling like a pool hall Catherine Hardman wills her rimless personlity glasses to Beverly Orton. Chet Harrington wills his ability to talk a lot and say nothing to Billy Eastman. Marilyn Henderson wills her swinging white skirt to the future Senior song queen. Gerald Hyde leaves, still hoping he can think of a question to stump Mr. Woodhouse. Don lngle wills his tall tales about deer hunting to Mr. Surles. Kenneth Irby wills his position as Art Editor of the Nugget to Margie Lewis. Esther Ieflords wills her muscles to Donna Miles. Wayne Iellords wills his berth on the allsconference football team to Bill Osbcrng good luck, Billl Bert Iohnsen leaves to go on a 12-month hunting trip with lim Elkins, Bob Borgen, and Don lngle. Earl lohnson leaves to draw horses for the rest of his lite. Elwyn Iehnson wills his stories about his uncle to anyone whose uncle is Superman. Bill larg leaves his place in the pool hall to Buster Heizer. Florlne Kennedy leaves to keep house for her husband. Helen Kennedy and Charlene Lee leave for parts unknown. Kenny Luce wills his ability to play Bumble Boogie to Colleen McCord. Den Mclride leaves part of his height to Norman Kolbp even a little helps, Norman. Adair Mangam Powell. the poetess, leaves to the sad regret of The Log staff. Betty Milton left too soon. Mena lean Mitchell leaves her naps in English to Buz Chaney. Marian Morrissey leaves in hopes of putting another ring on her third finger, left hand. lorry Moody wills his place in senior math to a junior who can sleep during class. llamona Norregaard wills her wild parties to someone who can handle Iim Calderwood. Lola Lee Nodine wills her brain to any industrious underclassman. Gordon Olsen leaves sixth period social economics to the relief of Mr. Biedermann. Iohn Palmer wills his math and science grades to some lucky junior. Norman Peters leaves his handsome hank of hair to Iohn Rapp. Ilm Phelps leaves his giant hulk to Doug Smurthwaite, who might be able to use it in football next fall. Blaine Powell wills her shyness to those two bashful freshmen, Maxine Anderson and Mary Io Allison. Irene Rachor gives her cigarettes and matches to Mary Roedel, who cloesn't approve of them. Elaine Shuclr, Diane lladabaugh. and Audrey Rick leave just as sedately as they came 12 years ago. Beverly Randall leaves a bit confused to what it was all about. Tom lledsull wills nothing as he is taking lean Rae Baer with him. Pat Reese wills her intellectual curiosity to Alice Morris. Roberta Robb wills her laugh to Alice Osborn. Blvera Sawyer wills her alertness to Dorothy Mason. Ruth Saul wills her pleasant smile to Iacquie Morris. leger Sears and,Duane Schaer leave a little worse for wear. Marilyn Schrunk 'wills her pleasing personality to Marjorie Lewis. Delores Shepard hurries to Ollie. Betty Shropshire wills her good nature to Sue Taylor. Phyllis Boslre wills her I.Q. to Beverly Moody. Margaret Sipp leaves her sister Mabel to follow in her footsteps. Dorothy Sneddon wills her responsibilities to some junior who likes to work lit one can be foundl. Charles Sterling regretfully leaves Lois Stofft in the hands oi the junior wolves. Ielf Metsker wills his corny jokes to Carol Iohnson, who knows how to use them. Ioan Stevens is taking Ralph Calloway with her. Sorry, girls! Gerald Stevens announces that he is taking the hair on his chest with him. Duane Taylor wills his physique to Paul Griffith. Donna Walker wills her 12 years of fruitful experience to Janice Van Horn. Ora Mae Whited wills her curls to Roberta McCarthy. Kathleen White wills her art talent to Lenora Thornton. Donna Willingham wills her pep to Carleen Cook. lrene Williamson, Pearl Walter, Helen Sipp. Ianet Simpson. and Marge Schon will their knowledge to the up and coming frosh. Larry Woedell leaves, to everyone's amazement. loyce Yeung wills her attendance record to Ray Dunn. Page 28