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

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1950 volume:

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TP.- , , . ..'. .a .f. 1' K' .V ,. , ' C 5 111, fx 1 If .X -:FTF-' b ..,,j' , af' ' 5. N .. MJ.. M. , ,, A m. f uf , N.: . 'Nm' 4 . iq K .,1 1. ,V A Y :SX V ff' , 9' 4 'Tv N 1-H ' lfx, L'-far-. :tix 14. 1,3154 f.. , ' 1-+'+ , y A L 4 ' 'af ...wif .. 1-Qs, ll , t .. K, H, ', J , A-X 1. The IIIIEGET 7250 BAKER HIGH SCHGOL BAKER . OREGON lltumic VOLUME XLIX wwvvffw' I Q ,,m+M:':.W'f 1 . ' v 5 'v ,gm 1 Page 3 Thomas Entermille I lN MEMORY, Tommy will always have his place in the Class of 1950-a class- mate, dependable, trust- worthy. and a friend, stead- fast and true. xi f BETH am, sv. N, ay- A ' 4 Xf1,C.'if' 2, 23-5 'E vfkffff , ,, A. -, , V '5 -ey. 4,1 . - .,'-gr. .z ' ,f 4 - - ,Q '. --As: -. 1, , ' ,f,. , .- -,Q Q A - . -,,L,.f, L Y 555 4 ,, ..f , . n , A gig I, 1 x , .QQ , . ,4 1: af 1, 1, Y isa. M ,. W. - . ,X ,Q '- i I' , ,RW 4 f ,J F if U K -.-f ,ry , 1 - n,, N , 1 ,.- N. 1 3 'QI A- my '1. . ,S-A ' 4, ,,1,-,mx ', . -, 3. 3 ,. H ' .L 1 3 if .-amz! , ' .1 V A w r x N.. ,l . 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': ,e y , Q. as ,131 , Q , LXVL ' Y ffxafif My ,qi 'tiffan- -344, . f' .JN ?'1:hf.'N Q, 3 3 xy ,'Kr,. 4'- ww M. 4fW1 'V'3f, .S 4' f N4 fx-ax , --1 ff' V -13,5 ye, L 1,1 3' L Mr. Charles Langrell Mr. George Allison Mr. Thomas Hunt Mr. Henry Levinger Mr. Eugene Hammond Mr. Thomas Richards. Clerk Mr. I. R. Evans. Superintendent IRONICALLY, Atomic has become a term both for a destructive bomb and for a concept of a bright future. That by building on a thorough knowledge of and appreciation of our tinc national heritageg that by development of his own attributes to the tullestg that the Baker student of today may face the bright future, well grounded, competent, con- fident, and with vision- This is the aim of Baker Schools. Board ut Education HAROLD KIRKLIN PRINCIPAL WILLIAM BIEDERMANN SOCIAL SCIENCE EVERETT CLARRY HISTORY KENNETH DOW PHYSICAL EDUCATION, SCIENCE YVONNE DRAKE PHYSICAL EDUCATION ALLEN GROVE PHYSICAL EDUCATION, SCIENCE GERTRUDE INMAN ENGLISH CLARENCE IAMES MUSIC MARGIE lOl-INSON HOME ECONOMICS IEAN IORANDBY ENGLISH WILLIAM F. LEWIS ARTS, CRAFTS ALLAN MCCULLOUGH ORIENTATION MATHEMATICS IEAN MIZER ENGLISH, LATIN. DRAMA IAMES I. R. MUNRO SCIENCE: ORIENTATION ELLA MOULTON LIBRARIAN, SPANISH L. E. PALMER PRINTING, SCIENCE LYMAN W. PATTON VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE MAYBELLE ROMIG SECRETAFIAI.. SCIENCE ROY SEEBORG PHYSICAL EDUCATION, MATHEMATICS W. D. SHAMBEHGER MUSIC MIRIAM SLEMMONS ENGLISH IOE M. UPDEGRAFF TYPING, OEEICE PRACTICE GLENN A. WOLFE INDUSTRIAL ARTS I. I. WOODHOUSE MATHEMATICS Page G ' Allred Srack President ' Maynard Dunn Vice-President 1-,,.,di,io,,s, ' Margaret Robb Plan Assembly Program Secrelaly Plan Concession Chart Plan Dance Program Put on Christmas Assembly Tllll S'l'Ul3ENT CGUNCIL led by Allred Srack, Maynard Dunn, and Maraaret Robb ended this year with quite a few plans avcfoiiiplislied. lt planned the assembly, dance, and concession protiraiiis, issued a Student Handbook which had not been put out since before the war, and published an Assembly Script Book ol assembly scripts sent to them from various schools. The ASB. officers revised the BHS. Constitution which had not been revised since l94U, lt promoted the interest of students in clubs and ortianizations, and helped in every way to improve the iacilities and activities ot Bl-l.S. STUDENT COUNCIL O limit iow, lvft to iialit-fhllison, Voyles, May. Robb. Cassidy, Boydstun 0 Sift-twirl ww lvti to riqlitu Dunn, Sraclr. Heriza, Cook, Wood. 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'J55i ,.- MW ,Af 11-M 1 Z5 ffzfi 2 ..- N, Ax 4 5 V. 2 7, 4 .'V 'Y' L: -J., L .. 5? xi ,. xv W . ,4.,,S, H cfs 'I .I+ 1 Q- ,Q .AK WP., 1 wx ,V app . --fs ff ,N -f.r 'v , fg:--f .UQ yimff ,,w ,UV 4 .dum ,- V . . 'B J X K, 4' f, Xb'-is Y W 235, an. ,. ., .1 .14 , ., . .g, ,Q -A., ,V 4 b e A Q vi 1 af ,Eff I A v. 1. 'td' P. A A Traditions: Senior Assembly Senior Dance Senior Skip Day Senior Class Day Class Colors: Blue and Silver Motto: Launch your ship of ability into the sea of THE SENIOR CLASS OE 1950, lecl by Iohn Heriza, Don Thompson, cmd Evelyn Voyles, climaxed its last year very successfully. lt presented two assemblies to the school. One was a formal debate which turned out to be as interesting as the splitting ot the atomg the other turned out to be quite humorous. Individual Seniors took part in many school activ- ities and organizations. The Senior Class sponsored its traditional dance in March. The Senior Skip Day which was the last activity for most Seniors in BHS. was quite atomic to say the least. liie ' Iohn Henzcz President ' Don Thompson Vice-President pqgeg ' Evel n Vo les Y Y Secretary MARY IO ALLISON Nlckname' lady Future: U. O Song Queen l, 2 Rally S uad 3 Pe Clan l, 2, 3, 4 Hrs-srdent 4 Torch Honor 2, 3, 4 Log Stall 2, 3 Sports Prrncess 4 SC-mor Councrl 4 ERNEST PAUL BAHLER Nrclcnarne Becky Future Undvcrdod Boys Fed:-ratron Football Fi 2, 3 Varsrty 4 Basketball MB 2, 3 Varsrty 4 Lettermf-n'S Club 4 Tre Club 4 LARRY L. BUCHAN Future IW1eselMeChanxc Translrrrred trom Huntrn Hrulr School Uoysl Federatron qton 'tha' MAXINE ANDERSON Nlckname. Max Future: College Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Lo Statt 2, 3, 4 Edrtor 4 Cwtrls' League Nuaaet Staff 4 Sports Prrncess 4 RAYMOND GLEN Future Printer Football B 2 Chorr4 Boys' Federation VELDA BUTCHER Futurc- Nurse 'l.I'GI'lSl!'I'l'f'd trom LaGrande llrqlr School Grrls' Leaqurr BAINTER ALVAN DANIEL ARTHUR Future: College Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Lettermerfs Club 3, 4 Torch Honor 2, 3, 4 Boys' Federatton Senior Councrl 4 Pep Club 4 Pep Band 2, 3, 4 Tre Club 4 REX BENNION Nxckname: Rex Future' Farmer Basketball 4 Boys' Fecleratron RALPH VVALTER BYRNE Nxckname: Trny Future: Undecrdf-cl Senror Counc1l4 Cholr 3 Track 2, 3, 4 FFA. l, Z, 3 ludatng Team 3 Parltamentary Team 3 Boys' Fecleratton ROBERT ROY ASHLOCK Nxckname' Bob Future: Engineer l..ettermen's Club Track 2, 3, 4 Football 4 Boys' Federatron Senror Councrl 4 Transterred trom Moscow, Idaho DONNA LOUISE BOYDSTUN Nrclcnamei Don Future. Stenograplrer Torch Honor 2, 3, 4 l'lrG B Z G A A, 1, Z Secretary F T A 4 Gtrls' League Senror Councrl 4 LOUISE CARDWELL Nrckname. Squeeqy Future: l-lousewite Girls' Leaaue Central Coun- cil 3 Dramatrcs Club 4 Pep Club 4 Loq Stait 2, 3, 4 .x tr QQ , LEONARD CHARLES BACON Future Ranctung Intramural Basketball l, 3, 4 Boys' Federatron RICHARD DEAN BOYDSTUN Future Undecrdr-d Boys' Federatton BONNIE CHAMBERS Nrckname Rabbrt Future Secretary GA A l, 2, 3 Senror Counf-rl 4 Cleft Club l Page I0 BETTY IEAN CHRISTIANSON ARTHUR AVERILL CONKLIN EVA LAVELLE CONKLIN Future' Undeclded 'Transferred from Pendleton lhah School AVIS ETHEL CREGER Nlckname' Mococo Future' l'lOlISE'WllLX Band l Glow Club 2, 3, 4 Gtrls' Lf-aauo PATSY LORENE EIDSON Nlcknamei Pat Future Nurse Glrls' Lea ue Central Council T, Spurs 2 GAA l, 2, 3, Secretary 4 Pep Club 2, 3, Sports Queen 4 Rally Squad 4 Student Body Song Queen 4 Nugget Staff 4, General Manager ol Nugget 4 Nlcknamef Art Futurei Farmer Boys' Federation Senior Council 4 SHIRLEY LA RUE DIMMICK Nlcknamez Dtmwit Future' Dental ASSISIGHI Gxrls' Glee Club 1 Dramattcs Club 3 Choxr 2, 3, 4 FRED ELKINS Nxckname' Hook Future, Undeclded Basketball 2, 3, 4 Football B 2, 3 Baseball 3, 4 Class Secretar 1 Y Class Vice-Presldent 2 Tle Club 4 Class President 3 l..ettermen's Club 3, Student Council l. Pep Club 2, 3 4 2,3 Nlcknamet Vell Future: Secretary Matorette I, 2, 3 Glee Club 2, 3 Gtrls' League Sports Princess 4 KENNETH DAUGHERTY Ntckname. Mayor Future: College Basketball 4 Pep Club 4 RICHARD MORGAN EMLAW Nxckname: Dtck Future. College Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4 Football Captain 4 Torch Honor 2, 3, 4 Secretary 4 Pep Club 4, S orts Kung Band l, 2, 37 Cpholr 4 Log Staff 4 Tie Club 4 I-IILDRETH IEANE COOK Future' Nurse Gxrls' League MAYNARD W. DUNN Ntckname: Tub Future, Dentlst Vxce-President A.S.B Pep Club 4 Boys' Federatton Secretary 4 Lettermerfs Club 3, 4 Nugget Stall 4, Sports Ed Football 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Tre Club 4 DARRELL L. ESTES Nlckname: Glick Baseball 3, 4 Boys' Federation Semor Council 4 Pep Club 4 T10 Club 4 4 SYLVIA CRANDALL Girls' League ROBERT LEWIS DUNI Nlckname, Bob Future: Colle e Lettermens' Cgub 2, 3, Log Stall, S orts Ed. 1 Band 1, 2, 52 Track 2, 3 Football Manager Thespians 4 Boys' Federatlon SALLY BALES FARME Ntcknamez Sal Future. Homemaker Torch Honor Gtrls' League Log Staff 3 Cholr 2 :fain 'C .vx - . 'Q Mas X 1-elk' I X.. an Zim am...r' BETTY ARLENE FLEMING Futurf- Secre-tar1alSctence Torch Honor Z, 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Senlor Counc1l4 Girls' Leaque IEAN MARIE HENDRICKSEN Nlckname leant:- Futurr- llousewllf- Cvlec Club 2, 3, 4 Cvtrls' Lvaaur- IACQUELINE IEAN HOPKINS Nxclcnamrl lack Future Housewrte Honor Hall 2, 3, 4 Girls' Leaaur Glow- Club 2, 3 3' 'CE' PAUL E. GROVE Ntckname: 'I'ubby Future Army Fnqmecr Football 3, 4 Track 3 Boys' Federatxon IOHN HERIZA Ntcknamez Ioclco Future' Colle e Senior Class gresldrent Football 3, 4 Basketball 4 Pep Club 3 Letterme-n's Club 3, 4 Torch Honor 4 Tie Club 4 Log Statt 4 Baseball 4 Semor Counctl 4 Student Council 4 HU GH OTHEL HOTTEL N1ckname:Hult Future: Artist Football 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Chou 3 Nuaaet Stall 3 Lottermens Club 4 MARIORIE ELAINE HARRINGTON Ntckname: Mtdnight Futurei Housewife Glee Club 2 Sports Princess 4 Cvtrls' League DON HILL Future: Farmlna Boys' Federatlon WILLIAM HOWE. IR. Nlcknamez Bull Future: College Football l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3 Track 2, 3, 4 Le-ttermen's Club 3, 4 and IANIS ALBERTA HASKIN Nxckname: Ian Future: Telephone Operator Bancl l, 2 Grrls' Glee Club 2, 3 Girls' League Pep Club 4 IDA HINDMAN Nxckname' Human Fly Future, College Pep Club l,2,3, 4 Secretary 4 Rally Sauad 3 Log Sta t 4 Torch Honor 2, 3 Sports Prmcess 4 G1rls'League LILA LOU HOWELL Nlcknamez Lou Future: College Cboxr 2, 3 Girls' League Glee Club 4 Senior Councll 4 if 4 2- IAMES WESLEY HELMS Nrckname Ippy Future: Undecided Boys' Federatlon THOMAS ALBERT HINDMAN Ntcknarne Dumbo Future Stock Raiser Lettermens Club 4 F F A., Sergeant-at-Arm 2 Senror Councrl 4 Football 4 Boys' Federatton FF'A Basketball 2, 3, 4 NADINE LENORE HYDE Nlcknamei Dennle luture College G A A l, 2, 3, 4 Bla B 2 Torch Honor 2, 3, 4 Semor Councrl 4 Dramatlcs Club 4 Crrls' League Page I2 WENDELL RAY IEFFORDS Nickname: Ielt Future Farmer Football 4 Boys' Federation F.F A, l, 2, 3 IOAN B . LANYON Nickname: Io Future: College G,A.A l Choir 3, 4 Girls' League Glee Club l, 2 Orchestra I WINNAI-'RED MAY Nickname: Winna Future: College Orchestra 1, 2, 3 'l'orch Honor 2, 3, 4 Thespian 4 Spurs 2 Girls' League Central Coun- cil 2, 3, President 4 Dramatics Club 4 llxclian e Assemblies 2,34 Sports 'Princess 4 Senior Council 4 Student Council 4 EVELYN IEAN IOHNSON Nickname: Evie Future. Secretarial Science Girls' League Bulletin l Class Song Queen 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Sports Princess 4 Choir 3, 4 lOE GORDON LANYON Nickname: Bud Future: Pilot Boys' Federation Intramural Basketball ROENNA MCBHIDE Nickname: Rosie Future: College Glee Club 2 Choir 2, 3 Girls' League IEAN KERNS Nickname: Iecrnnie Future: College G.A,A. 2 Girls' League Central Countil 3 Torch Honor 4 Senior Council 4 Thespians President 4 Glee Club l, 2 Transferred from Powder Valley High School NADINE LAWSON Nickname: Dean Future: Housewife Girls' League Torch Honor Choir 2, 3, 4 Glee Club l SUSAN RATHABURN MCCANN Nickname: Susie Future: Nurse G.A.A. 1, 2 Girls' League l, 2, Log Staff 3 3,4 LAWRENCE P. KNOTTS Future: College Intramural Basketball 3, 4 Track 3 Band l Boys' Federation DONALD M. LEE Nickname: Shmoo Future: College Class Vice President 1, 3 Torch Honor 2, 3, 4 Lettermen's Club 3, 4 Vice-President 4 Boy's Federation President 4 Football Mar. 3, 4 Basketball gr. 2, 3, 4 Student Council l, 3 Tie Club 4 IUAN ITA LAIE MENG Nickname: Nita Future: Undecided Girls' League Central Council 3 Log Staff 3, 4 Senior Council 4 NORMAN M. KOLB Nickname: Mighty Mouse Future: Colle e Torch Honor 3, 4 P 'd 4 rest ent Vice-President 3 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Student Council l, 2 Baseball 2, 4 Football Mgr. 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Lettermen's Club 2 3 4 Sergeant-at-arms 4 Secretary 4 Class President l, 2 RONALD GEORGE MATT! Nickname: Ron Future: Printer Choir Z, 3 Log Stalt 2, 3 Boy's Federation Band l NORMAN H. MILES Nickname: Miles Future: Forestry Boys' Federation Senior Council Choir 2 Log Staff Nw CAROL IONE MILLER Nickname Pendleton Future. College Gtrls' League 4 Pep Club 4 Thespian 4 Transferred from Pendleton High School CHARLES HERSCHEL PATTON Nickname tloratm Future. Undecided Football 2, 3 Lf-ttermr-n's Club 23, 4 President 4 Torch Honor l, 2, 3 Track 2, 3 VIRGIL PROWELL N1ckname,'l'urkf'y Future Farmer F F A 1, 2, 3 ,4 Football l, 2 MARY ANN MOORE Nickname, Cookie Future: Iournalrsm G,A A 2 Glee Club 2, 3 Girls' League LA VONNE HOPE PAYTON Nickname: Payton Future. Housewife Senior Council 4 Girls' League Choir 2, 3, 4 Transferred trom Glendale, Calit. OLEN RAGSDALE Future: Diesel Engineer Transfer from Huntington Hugh School Boys' Federation NORMAN E. MORRIS Nickname: Meatball Future: Farmer F.F.A. 3, 4 President 3, 4 Vice-President 2 F,F.A. Basketball 1,2, 3 Boys' Federation RONALD MUSIC Nrcknamez Ron Future: College Boys' Federation Basketball 4 MAIDA IEAN PHILLIPS Future Housewife Girls' League Downes EVELYN Panxms Chem Q, 3 Nickname: Perk Futurei Housewife Girls' League Chorus 3 GROVER REESE Nickname: Goph Future: College Boys' Federation Band 2, 3 Nugget Stott 3 G.A A l MARGARET ROBB Nickname. Peg Future: College ASB. Secretary 4 Nugget Statt 3, 4 Assistant Editor 3 Editor 4 Girls' League Central Council 2, 3 GA A. 2, 3, Vice-President 3 Girls' League Treasurer 3 Spurs 2 Pep Club 3, 4 Torch Honor 2, 3, 4 Sports Princess 4 Student Council 4 Senior Council 4 MALCOLM ICE NORTON Nickname. Mack Future. Music Torch Honor 4 Band 4 Choir 4 Boys' Federation HB Squad Football 2 DONALD G. PROCK Nickname' Don Future Business Pep Club 3, 4 Choir 3 Boys' Federation B Football l IOHN ALFRED ROEDEL Future College Le-ttermen's Club Torch Honor Tie Club Boys' Federation Page I4 IACK HUGHES RYDER Future: College Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4 Tie Club Torch Honor I, 2 Basketball 3, 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Football B 2, 3 Lettermen's Club 3, 4 PATRICIA ANN STEVENS Nickname: Pat Future: Nurse Girls' League Chorus 2, 3 G.A.A. l IANICE VANHORN Nickname: Iann Future: Housewife LoEg Staff 4 xchange Editor Glee Club 3 Girls' League 4 NORRIS LEONARD SHERMAN Nickname: Moose Future: Business Football 3 Intramural Basketball 4 Boys' Federation DONALD BYRON THOMPSON Nickname: Don Class Vice-President 4 Lettermen's Club Basketball 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Transferred from Halfway High School EVELYN MAY VOYLES Nickname: Pete Future: Colle e Torch Honor 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Class Secretary 4 Lo Staff G.i.A. l, 2 Big B 2 Student Council 4 Senior Council 4 Girls' League Central Coun- cil 4 F,T.A. 4 Nugget Staff 4 BETTY SOOTER Nickname: Betts Future: Undecided Girls' League Log Staff 3 Nugget 2, 3, 4 Choir 2, 3, 4 IOYCE ELIZABETH TOBIN Nickname: Io Future: Colle e Glee Club 2, 3 Girls' League CARL WAYNE WIDMAN Future: Farmer Boys' Federation Secretary F.F.A. 3 ALFRED LEE SRACK Nickname: Pete Future: Millwork A.S.B. President 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3,4 Baseball 3, 4 Boys' Federation LOIS VELMA VAN AHSDALE Future: Housewife Band l, 2, 3, 4 Girls' League BETTY YVONNE WILLCOCK Nickname: Von Future: Nurse Girls' Lea ue Chorus 2, 4 Soorts Princess 4 Nugget Staff 2, 3, 4 sf ,t 6 ...W 1 wt - Y 1,1 A X CRAIG V. WILLIAMSON Future Diesel Mechanic Boys Federation Nickname: Evie F t St h Council 4 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 F,T.A. President 4 Sports Princess 4 Senior Council 4 EVELYN WILLIAMSON Ll Ure: enogfdp el Girls' League Central RALPH D. WARDEN Future: Farmer FFA. l, 2, 3, 4 F F LILLIAN YEAGER Nickname: Lil F t U d cided u ure: n e . .A. President, Vice- Girls' League President, Treasurer Boys' Federation SENIOR CLASS ROLL BOYS Arthur, Alvan Daniel Ashlock, Robert Ray Bacon, Leonard C. Bahler, Ernest Paul Bainter, Raymond Glenn Bennion, Rex Boydstun, Richard D. Buchan, Larry Lloyd Byrne, Ralph W. Conklin, Art Dougherty, Kenneth Allen Dunn, Maynard W. Dunn, Robert Lewis Emlaw, Dick M. Entermille, Thomas R. Estes, Darrell L. Elkins, Fred E. Frost, Stanley Robert Grove, Paul E. Helms, Iarnes W. Heriza, Iohn Gary Hill, Don Guy Hindman, Thomas Hottel, Hugh O. Howe, Bill Ietfords, Ray Knotts, Lawrence P. Kolb, Norman Mac Lanyon, Ioe G. Lee, Don M. McEnroe, Iohn D. Mattes, Ron George Miles, Norman H. Morris, Norman Elton Moser, Frank Music, Ronald Lee Norton, Malcolm Ioe Patton, C. Herschel Prowell, Virgil Clinton Prock, Don Gene Ragsdale, Olen Reese, Grover P. Roedel, Iohn A. Ryder, lack H. Scott, Herschel G. Sherman, Norris L. Srack, Allred Lee Thompson, Donald Warden, Ralph D. Widman, Carl Wayne Williamson, Craig I. Young, Clayton E.. Zemmer, Ierry Baird, David GIRLS Allison, Mary Io Anderson, Maxine Bosanko, Beatrice Iean Boydstun, Donna Louise Butcher, Velda Mae Chambers, Bonnie Louise Christiansen, Betty lean Conklin, Eva LaVelle Cook, Hildreth Ieanne Creger, Avis Ethel Cardwell, Louise Dimmick, Shirley LaRue Eidson, Pat Lorene Chorus 1, 2, 3 Farmer, Sally Fleming, Betty Arlene Harrington, Marjorie Elaine Haskin, Ianis Alberta Hendricksen, lean Marie Hindman, lda A. Hopkins, Iackie Howell, Lila Lou Hyde, Nadine Lenore Iohnson, Evelyn lean Kerns, Iean Bernice Lanyon, Ioan B. Lawson, Nadine McBride, Roenna B. McCann, Susan May, Winnatred Meng, Iuanita Lois Miller, Carol lone Moore, Mary Ann Payton, LaVonne Hope Perkins, Delores Evelyn Phillips, Maida lean Ratlill, Dorothy Ellen Robb, Peggy Delia Sooter, Betty lane Stevens, Patricia Ann Taylor, Phillis Ardella Tobin, Ioyce Elizabeth Van Arsdale, Lois Velma Van Horn, Ianice Marie Voyles, Evelyn May Willcock, Betty Yvonne Williamson, Evelyn Iosephine Yeager, Lillian Frances Young, Mary Ellen Page I6 ,. 1 1 1.-A' HSN Y' -rm 55 ,, 15 5 5 4 ,qi Q -we 'Q if ' ! aff W fi 'I 44 Q 'v : 1 ,,. 5 ln ,. gi Pi .32 3 .. 15 fi ii Qi? is , A -4 . if . if ,4 '5 54 QE ,, 1 Pe 9' 1, 1 5, if lil Q1 -J 273 5 Page I7 Traditions: lunior-Senior Prom and Banquet Clan Colors: Green and Yellow 4 SPURRED BY THE INCENTIVE of the spring prom and banquet, the Iunior class atomized the most active financial and social activities program in the school. The season's enthusias- tic class members have turned in an energetic parade of projects ranging from hall sales to an all-school hot lunch program. Granted a major portion of the money-making possibil- ities of the school under the Student Council Concession plan, the Iuniors made an enviable record for diligence and vigor. The class was led this year by Iohn Cook, lack Bryan and lim Wood. ' lohn Cook President ' Iames Wood Vice-President ' lack Bryan Secretary 'li' Vg' V sgilf 1 --di Angle Bcries Campbell Church Conklin Averett Berry Carver Clemens I. Cook Baird Brookhczrt Chambers Colonna Cook Barnes Bryan Christy Colton Corn U9 Craig Endicott Frost Guymon Hindman Douglas Evans Fulton Hamilton Holloway Q Duncan Fleming Gilbert Hansen leffords : .3 X, Dunn Flowers Grove Hendrikson I ones 1 l Y K, w Rl H ..x Kessler Mitchell Nebeker Mildred Patton Ranger Knox Moore Neibuhr Peck Riggs McBride Morin Parrott Point Rockne May Murray Mary Patton Pritchard Rornaine 09 Ag Schroeder Sieg Sinclair Smithpeter Whited Widman VVirth Wood Shanklin Shuck Strong Ward Willingham Winemiller Wright Wunder ge 21 Youncs Young ff K 4 Q Q F, 43 ' bfi TT Q f 2? F2 45 5 V5 X Q, 1' 3 E, 34 E2 ,Qi :LW E ef 4 5 55 si ,5 525 .,: 3, :Q W 273 5 ,js 31 T ff E 4 wa if is 3 'ef 11 K: iw W W E la! Q 2? 'N ,T 2 ea if we 2 H34 if 51 35 5 Traditions: Sophomore Assembly Sophomore Dance THE SOPHOMORE CLASS ably led by Dee Fuller, Dick Staab, and Darlene Cassidy was this past year almost as powerful as the H-Bomb. Among its activities were the annual dance and assembly both of which were very successful, Many of the Sophomores are active in the organizations and activities ol B.H.S. Lack of talent didn't seem to be a problem in this class. lt should go far in future years at Bl-l.S, ' Dee Fuller President ' Richard Staab Vice-Pre ' Darlene Cass1dy Secretary l Oni zow, 1-'ll tr: :nhl Schisler. Young. Mcrrrler, Cassidy, Skiles, Hudson. Pennington, Powell. E. Derrick -will :ww 11-M fm rmlwl - Stoddard. Iackson. M. Saul, Ferree, Couzens. Alderson, Kerns 1 wk 'rw Ifltw lvl wxlwl Bosanko. Hermsen, Reeves, Dennis. Love, Dyke, Turner l' frm ww if H to :mlm H. Derrick. Fuller. Pough. Prock, Wood, McBrown. Rush fwml :ww lf-it to rmlwt -- Sullivan, Parker, Duncan, Ervin, Kennedy, L. Phillips, Marshall. Wilson, Webb ll :wk :uw E141 to xwixt French. M. Phillips. May Page 24 to ughi - Carler. Armbrusler. Long. Collings. Proiiill. Baker. Fuller lvlt to rlght f Parker. Crawford. Wunder. Pickett. Hunl. Gildersleeve Heart. Dunslun. Poinls. Wrighl. Ensminger. Wulerhouse. Sheperdson rnqhl - R. Saul. Doyle. Weslover. Orlloii, Durgan. Howard. Miller La Kamp. Simonsen. Thompson. Davenport. Almadu. Hutton. C. Hotlel - Craig. Dinnick, Hensley. Shuck. Wagner. Brown. McCord. Peeples Third row, le-fi to rmqht - Simmons. Wyckoff. Weaver. Phelps. Moeller row, loft lo rlqlit f McNeil. Fisher. Van Allen. T. Huni. Reider. Beith Bock row, ldi to right Y Anderson. Myers. McManus. R. W. Wilson iiiid l ' - 'ix V om mt tt to :mm West, Hermann. O'Dell, McCullough, Phelps, McNeil, Guyer. Wellington, S. Scott, Bates rand ovt 1 tt to :mln Helms, Welter, Edwards, Staab, Perkins, Proebstel, Cook 1 in rlalit ff Hardwick, White, Dunse. Adams, Smith. Keith ck vow lf tt to rmlwt - DeFrees, E. Scott, Austin, Woolman, Lovelady, Swinyer Adams, Robert Alderson, lames Almada, Io Ann Anderson, Chris Armhruster, Io Ann Austin, William Baker. Della Bates, Nancy Beers, lda Marie Beith, Gary Borgen, Arlen Bosanko, Robert Brown. Sylvia Carter, M. lean Cassidy, Darlene Chewning, Fred Collings, Myrna Cook, Elton Couzens, Charles Craig, Charlotte Crane, Betty Crawford, Patricia Curtis, David Davenport, Millicent DeFrees, Lyle Dennis, Lynn DePee. Iames Derrick, Harley Derrick, Ernestinc Dinnick. Evelyn Doss, Lester Doyle, Herbert Duncan, lames Dunse. Albert Dunstan. Barbara Durgan, Ierry D ke, Gale Edwards, Ronald Ensminger, Barbara Ervin, Richard Feree, Elmer Fisher, Duane French, Gordon Fuller, Dee Fuller, Margaret Gildersleeve. loan Guyer, Caroline Hardwick, loe Hatfield, Gene SOPHOMORE CLASS ROLL Heart, Roseanna Helms, William Hensley. Mariorie Hermann, Claire Hermsen, Robert Hottel, Carolynn Howard, Elbert Howe, Earl Hudson, Gwen Hunt, Maretta Hunt, Thomas Hutton, Yvonne lackson, Ann Keith, loe Kennedy, Donald Kern, Mac LaKamp, Ann Lee, Alice Leighton, Thelma Long, Elaine Love, Avon Lovelady, Robert Macy, Valeria Marshall, William Martin. Galen Mag, lack Mc rown, Carlon McCord, Shirle McCullough, Viyilma McManus, Gary McNeil, Audrey McNeil, Keith Miller, Eugene Moeller, Ieanne Myers, David O'Dell, Mickey Ortloti. Floyd Parker, Donald Parker, Madelyn Paugh, Edward Peeples, loyce Pennington, Grace Perkins, Donald Phelps, Rose Phelps, Ruth Phillips, LeRoy Phillips. Merton Pickett, lc Ann Points, Ella Powell, Della Prock, Syvilla Proebstel, David Protiitt, Dorothy Reeves, Iames Reider, Iack Ringer, Aaron Ritch, Fayne Rust, Richard Saul, Ioyce Saul, Mabel Saul, Roy Schisler, Mabel Scott, Evan Scott, Sally Shepherdson, Ianet Shuck, Patsy Simmons. Carol Simonsen, Kay Simrell. Cleta Skiles. Elizabeth Smith. Iames Smurthwaite, Paul Spivey, Glenn Staab, Richard Stoddard, Vernon Swinger. Gordon Thompson, Ioan Turner, Roger Van Allen, Richard Wagner. Marie Waterhouse, Faith Weaver, Carol Webb, Timm Wellington. l0an Welter, Albert Wendt, Roberta West, Lois Westover. Don White, Rueben Wilson, Ralph Wilson, Richard Wilson, William Richard Wood, Paul Woolman, Clifton Wright, Rosalie Wunder. Lela Wyckoii, Barbara Young. Margaret Page 26 y 1 gn, ,rg i I tf':5.i'f viii.: . 1 1 ml. Qi vf .F A 1 ' is L9 ,N , .ls ,s, '41 fa ,f ..h. .54 -fs 'A v .If 1,1 :gil . 'IM ,T Q3 V1 Em 6 zu -5. 2 ' ,I ! . we 4, f Tyr . 44. . ,W ,.,. M , 41, C-'Q .LN ,v Wk .5 .Q w, UHi.'W!mA A 5.5 .J- ge Qin 52 ryfl .- N 55 Q? F3 4 W ,.. I .V W g yri T 5. '1 2 iii 5 54 U G 4 '13 T, si ri I W, Q: . -L 'f -IJ Zi Q FE 5 if if V: . 5 5 li .D E Traditions: Freshman Assembly Freshman Dance Class Colors: Gold and Green THE FRESHMAN CLASS spends most ot its time orienting itself to the new social and academic environment of high school. Its leaders, you miaht say Atomic leaders, were Glenn Davis, Chloe Boydstun, and Luman Gil- man. During the season the class was respon- sible lor a dance and an assembly for the student body, This year's class got off to a fine start both in the social lite of the school and in be-Qinnina its financial career. ' Glenn Duv1s President ' LumcznG11man Vice-President pug 27 ' Chloe Bo dstun Y Secretary .lf gli ll ' f'ff 4 ,-as--,, . wr Q Vzfin' -mv MH to 'mm -- Vllirth, Webster. Bungay, Milton, Boydsiun, Thomas, Andrew ,. .ff f- nfi ' fw'.-. W H to rqht Nelson. Eidson. Aydeloil, Hoberis, Iohnson, lzail, Packer, Ingrcizn, Hardwick w' 'xi -'ww ,- it to :wht V Stuart, Smiih, Coombes, Dunn, Dowdy, Custer, Cockrum. Crimin 1 1 1, 24 lf 91 io 1w1M - Rush, Brookhurl, Morris, Bond, Siewuri, Parry i-'WH' ' A' lf H to muh! - Neaull, Koiiord. Stoll, Troyer, Golcxr, Long, Wilson, Monk, Izatt, Butieriield 11- -f-ni ww if ff in rmiwt Landers. Bach, Hardwick, Larkin, Lewis. Makinson, Wuison, L. Young 'N' ,:-i 'L1' 1, if it My vlfxlwt -- Dunn, Miller, Allen, Shoemaker, Murray, Van Clecwe, I. Young M1 k wi if in umm Colton, Iohnson. Mesler, Yeager, Decndorii Page 28 Front row, lvlt to mglxt Y Hogg. Hansen. Peterson. Proebstel. Bowen. B. Smith. Hickerson. Rouse vcond row, le-lt to rmght Y Longacre. Sneddon. Medlin. Heupel. Metcalf. S. Smith. Anderson. VandeVanter. Morrison 'l'l11rd row lml lc rlqlnt Y- Knox. Scott. Rohrbach. Point. Myers, Wright. Iacobs Back low, lf-lt to rlqlxt Y Wilson, Stellman, Watson Front row, lvll to uqlut Y Austin. Larson. Lee, Parrott. Bowie. Fossum. Day. Murray Second row, lm-lt to llfjlll Y Crawford. Allen. McCord. Klunder. Nero. Proebslel 'l'lm'd row, left to llqlll Y Ranger. Smith. Bainter. Hansen. Thomas. Cantrell Fourth row, lnlt lo right Y Gilman. Gildersleeve. Hindman. Butts. Love Back row Y Carver l fume' Fifi-XWNSS l'wm :ww ll-it to right Van Arsdale, Smith. Medlin, Conklin, Iackson, Bacon, Cole, Cox sim-fiiifi :ow ltttt to right Myers, Starbucl-r. McCoubrey, Montgomery. Freeman. Cox, Longacre ll ua vmvv, lfttt to rlfiilwt Powers. Barnes, Love, Brownlee, Titus. Harrison, McDowell. Whiteley lk:--nz mv hilt to :waht Hayes, Newman, Davis, Thompson, Rogers, Applegate E':ant ww, left to rxfzlmt Austin. Craig, Crimin, Baird. Coles, May, F. McKinney, B. McKinney, Hazelgren fl' f' 'ntl wx-u li-lt to ll Duncan. Long, Berdahl. Nicel , Dolby. Arteburn. Ratlitf 'li'-v l :vm if tt tri wiht Taylor. Schisler, Bowers, Rcryl, Grove, Payton, Stultz, Daniels lifvk :uw 1- tt to wiht McCumber, White, Standeter Allen, Dale Cox, Ioan Hindman, Richard Morris. Delbert Allen, Iohn Cox, Mona lean Hogg, Ronald Morrison, Patty Ann Anderson. Marge Andrew, Delores Applegate, Gary Arteburn. lanet Austin, Ierry Austin. Mary Aydelott. Shirley Bach. Gene Bacon. florence Bainter, Ardis Baird, Hazel Barnes. loan Berdahl. Nels Bond. Kenneth Bowers, Ronnie Bowie, Iane Boydstun, Chloe Brookhart, Charles Brooks, Frances Brownlee, Harry Bungay, Emmy Lou Butterfield, Marvin Butts, Orville Cantrell. Lorena Mae Carver,Gene Cockram. Freeman Cole. Ioyce Avon Coles, Sara Lea Coller. Don Colton, Donald Conell. Walter Conklin, Mouna Kay Coombes, Edward Craig, Darlene Marie Crawford, Gerald Crimin, lean Crimin, Ioan Custer, Kenneth Daniels, Charles Davis, Glenn Elbert Day, Mary Iane Deardortt, Eldon George Dolby, Mary Louise Dowdy, Harvey Duncan, Tom Dunn, Delaine Dunn, Leo Eidson, Iames Fales, David Fossom, Loy Freeman, Ioye Gamble, Alice Gilbert, lack Gildersleeve, George Gilman, Luman Golar, Evelyn Grove, Gene Hansen. David LeRoy Hansen, Mar Ann Hardwick. Iohn Hardwick, Marilyn Harrison, Robert Hayes, Bryce Hazelgren, Sandra Heupel. Elizabeth Hiclcerson, Lulu Hutton. Ralph Logan Ingram, Eric lzatt. Betty Izatt, Marriner David Iackson, Darlene Mary Iacobs, Dewey lohnson, Karl Iohnson, Lucille Mary Klunder. Barbara Mae Knox, Robert Kollord. lo Anne Landers, Byrl Larkin. Geraldine Elain Lee. Hugh Leonhardy, Frank Lewis. Marlene Long. Anna Mae Long, Gerald Longacre. Iames Longacre, Patricia Ann Love, Dick Love, Harold Cleo Makinson, Dorothy May, Ieanette Medlin, Helen Medlin, Howard Mesler. Ioyce Metcalf, Karen Miller, Delbert Milton, Helen Nadine Monk. Wayne Montgomery. Delores Moore. Henry M. e Murray, lanet Murray, Iimmy Myers, Doris lean Myers, Robert Neault, Terrence Nelson, Ronnie Nero, Ann Newman. Harell Gene Nicely, Dale Packer, Arden D. Parrott. Edgar George Parry. Darold Payton, Roger Peterson. Barbara Ioan Point. Iimmy Powers. C ril Martin Proebstel,Earbara Proebstel, Sandra Ranger. Elaine Esther Rcrtliii. Donald Rayl. Iohn Roach. Daniel Roberts. Winona Rogers, Robert Rohrbach, Bob Rouse, Michael Rush. Gary Samuelson, Ted Schisler, Iohn Scott, David Shoemaker, Bobbie Smith. Barbara Smith, Mark Smith, Myrna Smith, Sally Ann Sneddon. Blair Standeter, Neal Starbuck, Gladys Stellman. Merwin Stewart, Bill Stoll, Rose Mae Stratton. Darrell Stuart. W. Dee Stultz. Glenn Taylor, Richard Thomas, Altreda Thomas, Marian Thompson, Eugene Titus, Rex Lynn Troyer, Rosaline Van Arsdale. Beth lris Van Cleave. Velma Vande Vanter, Ioyce Watson, Donna Watson, Robert Weaver. Darlene Webster, Donna lane White, Benny Whitely, Arlyn Wilson, Claudia Wilson, Iames Wirth, Ianice Wix. Peggy Wright, Dwayne Wright, Iimmy Yeager, Ocie Young, lim Young, Louella E? Y, r ff L? .i' 22' 152 3 E x QI 2 fa A '34 T 53 i 1 wr? fi E, 52 g. ii fs- as 9 E.. QE 'Ei 'EQ f, il A N -5 ff' 3 a 5:1 5 F E 5 Torch ' Norman Kolb President ' Ioe Hindman Vice-President ' Richard Emlcrw Secretary Traditions: Torch Honor Assembly Torch Honor Initiation HE TORCH HONOR SQCLETY is composed of seniors, juniors, cind sophomores of high ocodemic stondino. To be elioible fcr member- ship o senior must hctve eorned 54 grcrde points ot the beqinnino of the yeorg cx junior 36, cr sophomore l8. Boch drode of l counts 5 points, 2, three points, ond 3, one point, in determining these rotinqs. The society hdndled ticket sciles tor school plciys ond ossisted in inciny other student dctivities. limit row, lwtt to iiqtit Mildred Patton. Rrmbruster, Hutton, Boydstun. Willingham. Angle, Whited, Pennington. Duncan, Neibuhr, Allison. Almada, Simonsen, Flowers, Cassidy, Brown. vorid row, lf-tt to riqlit f Long, Collings, Hyde, Curtis, Iones, Brookhart Grove, May. Peeples. Flemming, Ruth Phelps, Voyles, Moeller, Robb, McCord, Patton llmd row, If-tt to iiqlit Prock, Couzens. Dinnick. Wyckoff, Douglas, Weaver, Gildersleeve, Lee. Rieder, Smithpeter mirth row, lvtt to iiqht - Heart, Moore, Phelps. Farmer, Edwards, Scott, Simmsons. Crawiord, M. Hunt, Van Allen, Norton, Fuller. Hunt ck row, lt-tt to iiqht -V Winemiller, G. May. Emlaw. Roedel. McManus, Parrott, Chambers. Hermsen. Kerns. I. Duncan. Dunn. Cook. Hansen, Heriza, Fisher, Kolb. Arthur. French. Hlndn-ian ,f ,4 lsSs Winnafred May GIRLS' LEAGUE CENTRAL COUNCIL 0 Font row, left to right - Chambers. Brookhart, Armhruster, Angle, Cassidy O Second row, left to right - Williamson, G. May, S. McCord, Weaver, Bungay O Back row, lett to right - Voyles. W. May. Miss Mizer Traditions: Spring Mother-Daughter Tea Installation of Officers and Queen Central Council Dinners HE GIRLS' LEAGUE is part oi the National Organization, lts main object is to sponsor friendship and orientation to school, lt teaches social democracy. All the girls in the high school belong to it auto- matically. A business meeting and program is held monthly, with Weekly central council meetings Each year a project is clicson and speakers are invited to givo talks, This year the project was 'Solif Improvement. President g Patricia Brookhart Vice-President Ioanne Armbruster Secretary Luellen Angle Treasurer Page 32 HE LATIN CLUB is a new organizaf tion formed last year by students in the Latin ll class. New as it is, however, it has arown and developed in the past year and is equal to the leading oraanf izations ot BHS, lt presented a play in Roman dress, l'Tl'1e Warriors Husf band, lor its assembly. ovi La Kamp, Willingham. Wagner, Flowers 1 A. Young, Miss Mizer. Colonnu. Chambers. Morin Kern . Love. Cook. M. Dunn iw H Dunn, Anderson. Duncan, G. Young LOG STAFF VER wonder what a typical reports-r's day is like? Lot us follow a Boker Hi reporter around the halls This is how nsrws is obtained in a typical manner Ready? O K Lots no A TYPICAL HEPORTER'S DAY l Loats with hor friends in the halls as slip ontrfrs tttv school In the rnornina She is mentally takina down all thosrr inte-resting bits ol gossip that occurrcd the previous ovemna Lots sw' that ought to till the gossip Column It the gossip only doesnt ctianaf- by thenl 2 Drops in to see it some unsuspecting teacher will writv an r-ditorial lor the next issue Something with punchl 3 Enters her class with her eyes and cars oprrn lor a good conllict story 4, lntervlews the Senior who will be in the Sr-nioy Spotlight Good tor a low inches ot copy, maybe a picture 5 Conlcrs with a sports reporter who is rockina his brain tryina to think ot a novel way to write up a sports story 6 Dias up some Jokes from exchange papers and 'strait' students, 7 Tears around school trying to lind Maxine so strc can turn an her stories 3, Turns in story and rests until the vicious circle begins aamn The Log of Baker is received by 500 students twice a month. lt exchanges ideas and papers with some 30 other high schools and colleges: some as tar away as New Mexico. It tries to print accurately the news and goings on at Baker High School. The Log is your paper. Let it serve you. Maxine Anderson Editor Iris Willingham Assistant Editor Ioy Moore Business Manager u O Front row, lett to right - Willingham, Anderson. Morin. Moore. Cardwell. Hanger I Second row, lertt to right - Sieg, Carver. Wagner, Van Horn, Miss Iorandby. Crawford. Fuller Davenport 0 Back row, lelt to riaht - Heriza, Byrne, Dunn Page 34 NUGGET STAFF THIS YEARS THEME of the Nugget is Atomic, The articles and illustrations attempt to illuminate this theme. The editor was chosen by the outgoing staff last year, The statl this year is com- posed ot volunteers who wish to devote their time and energy to publishing tho Nugget, Margaret Robb Editor Marcia Carver Assistant Editor Betty Colona Business Manager Pat Eidson General Manager ron 1 to rialit - Boydstun, Vtiillingham. Anderson. Eidson. Colonna, Morin, Sieg n w lflt to rialit --- Ranger, Phelps. Carver. Robb. Moore. Peck inc-k mvy lftt to riaht -- Murray. Voyles. Willcock. Smith. Dunn. Dyke ? ' .sir rtsr THE HIGH SCHOOL BAND, while not quite as large as in past years, was an outstanding organization in many respects. lt was an excellent marching unit during the football season and ree ceived many plaudits for its work in the mud and rain at La Grande on Armistce Day, During the winter, the full band played for all the home basketball games. In concert work, the band had a leading part in the Gayeties, an all-school variety show. Three evening concerts and participation in the Eastern Oregon Music Festival at La Grande rounded out a full year's schedule. THE HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR made its first appearance at the 'lGayeties in the fall. Since that time, there have been appearances at assemblies, the school's Christmas program, Iunior high assemblies, three evening programs, and the Festival at La Grande. Our choir was voted the outstanding choral group in the contest both last year and this year. Both band and choir are directed by W. D. Shamberger. THE ORCHESTRA, directed by Clarence Iarnes, is made up primarily of under-classmen. There are no seniors and only three juniors in the group so we definitely expect a really ex- cellent orchestra in a few years. The orchestra took part in two evening and several student assemblies. 0 Front row, lclt to right - Prock, Simonsen, Payton. M. Patton. Gilbert. Miller. Ferree, Ieifords, Winemiller, E. Ranger, Lawson I. Ranger I Second row, left to right Y Baker. Brookhart, Point. Iohnson. Carver. Hunt. Dyke, Bainter. Norton. Hensley. S. McCord Lunyon. I. Riggs 0 Back row left to right - Dimmick, McBride, Curtis, I. Lanyon. Sooter. Patton. Srack. Emlaw, Roedel. Howe, Grove May Iackson, Wunder, H. McBride. W. May . . t 1 pw: ' , llrchestra Q Smut.-d lv!! tv :wht V Hunl, Neault, McKinney, Douglas, Starr, Parrott, Morris. Koilord, Riggs. Wesley, Spencer, Alexander, ,. Golar. Young, Crawford. Wright, Hnllilf, Austin. Ewing 0 .wmrnlmu lv!! to :NM Roudebush. Weaver, Wagner, Ryder, Riggen, I. Palmer, P. Palmer, Wellman, Kirklin. Shamherger Dlx 1--yulw-was nut 'rm gwcmzv - Deardorl, Schuck, Nygord, Harrison Pago 37 lmm ww lv!! to :mln - Young, Gilberl, Shirley, Armbrusler, Vanllrsdale, Smilhpeler, Slaab, Hyder, Myers, Murray, Hindman, Stuart. Applegale, lzalt 51-vuml wvs lv!! 1v:1Jl1? - Mesler, Reider. Schroeder. Cook. Kolb, Arthur. Morin, Parroll, Norlon, May. French, Hansen, Smith. Butts v I wk ww lr-it iw muh! V Rush, Swinyer, Doyle, Lee, Troyer, Gubler, Hansen, Clemens. Durgan. Gorski. Gilber! Mvmbms not 1n p-mctuuu - Howard, Carter, Gilman, Young Front row, lelt to rtqht Y Landers, Sneddon, Taylor. Colton, Deardorl. Allen. Adams, Brookhart Second row, left to riqht f Stellman, Dunn. H'ndman, Mclinroe, Warden, Ieilords. Eidson. Cook Thlrd row, let! to right Y Saul. White. Smith. Morris, Widman. Bennion. Colton, Wood. Ervin. Ortloll Back row, left to rxqht - Rush, Berry, l4Vright. Morris, Prowell. Phillips, Hill. Wirth. Kennedy. Wright, M. Patton. adviser Traditions: Parents and Son Banquet Farmers' Day Assembly and Dance State Convention HE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA CHAPTER was formed ln the year 1937 in Baker. The past year seemed to be quite successful and the old traditions were presented in fine style. In February Farmers' Day was held and the dance given. The purpose of the F.F,A. is to study the science of farming. It owns a 32faCre farm and keeps it operating almost the year round. Norman Morris President Ralph Warden Vice-President Robert Wirth Secretary David Wright Treasurer Icrmes Smith Reporter lont r w to ll 1 f Sieg, Long, Cassidy, Ranger, Smith, Moore, Skiles, Colonna B Proebstel S Proehstel cond row 1 it to ri h f Thespians Traditions: Production oi Plays THE DRAMATICS CLUB is an organization open to all interested students. lt sponsors or produces all dramatic productions given by the classes or student body. Activities sponsored this year were: the production ot Baker High Gayetiesf' the presentation oi two assemblies, and the sponsoring of the all-school play, Smilin' Through, The Thespian Society is the National Honorary Dramactic Society in which Baker High was enrolled last year. To become a member, a student must earn a prescribed number of points by participation in various school productions. DRAMA CLUB in i it Hyde, Willingham, Carver, Crawford, Riggs. Morin, Brown Baker High Gagetiesn OLcrkin. B. Dunn. Sruck. Sharon McCord. Duncan. Miss Mizer. M. Dunn. Brookhart. Miller. Wyckoff. Murray. Westover. May. Parroil. Long 0 S- frtfbd 141 vm :mlm Iackson. Long. Allison. Norion. McCord. Sieg. Klunder 0 flmndum Ev H in :waht Leonhcrrdy. Miss Mizer. Hansen. Morin. Smiihpeier. Paiion. Mesler. LuKamp, Kerns. May. Robb. Young. Dunn SmiIin Through Page 40 Traditions: Fun Nights G.A.A. Assembly G.A.A. Carnival Initiation ol New Members Installation ol Officers HE G.A,A. holds regular Club meetings monthly. Tuesday and Wednesday of each week are set aside for the playing of the different sports. Fun nights are regular monthly hap- penings, and the assembly and carnival are annual events sponsored by the club. The GAA. initiation and installation is usually a formal affair and is held jointly. The Club is a great aid to girls in developing good sportsmanship and in help- ing the girls get acquainted. G. A. A. ont vt to xi - Armbruster. Long. Cassidy. Colonna. Baker. Chambers. Brookhart Angle Brown S McCord, Almada. Patton trend tow to ri - Miss Drake. Flowers. Lanyon, Eidson. Williamson. Hyde Riggs Peeples Weaver Grove. Hottel cl w to ri - Iackson. S. McCord. Robb. Dimmiclr. Strong. Duncan. Neibuhr Day R ck tow le lt to rtgli Sieg, Ieflords. Ward. Wyckoff. Heupel. Bowie. Troyer. Artebuxn Hansen ' ' ff Q' L -fan.. X ' T X H t t is--W W , 1 , L . ,, A ., 5 mk.Ls.t.,.,i ,, ' 0 Front row, left to rightfhngle, Armbrusler, Anderson, Allison, Milton, I. Hindman, Boydslun, Stoll, Eidson. Willingham, Carter C Second row, leit to right - Curlis, Robb, Sieg, Brookhcxrl, Patton, Moeller. lohnson, Flemming, Haskins, Voyles 0 'Third row, left to right-Clemens, Gilbert, Shoemaker, Arthur, Kolb. Kessler, I. Hindmon, Heriza, Dougherty, Romuine, Hill 0 Back row, left to right - Emlaw, Hoedel, Hyder, Dunn, Mr. McCullough, Miss Johnson, Cook, Mr. Munro, Wood l Traditions: Pep Night Pep Club Dance, Rallies, Pep Assemblies HE TRADITIONAL Pep Night festivities tall on the eve ol the annual Armistice Day feud and football game between Baker and La Grande. The newly-orqnized allegirls Pep Club has carried on the old standby traditions and added a tew ot its own. This oraaniz- ation puts on the pep assemblies and rallies before aames and in every way posssible stands back ot the teams. Each sprina a picf nic is held and an annual dance. A special section was provided at the games in order to have an oraanized cheerina section. Mary Io Allison Preliden! ' Norman Kolb Vice-Presidenl ' Ida Hindmcxn Socreiqry I B I THII l.lITTTIRMEN were ably led by Herschel Patton, Don Lee and Nor- man Kolb, president, vice-president, and secretary, respectively. This years club was the inost eneraetic and ambitious since the oraanizaf tion's oriain and also was the rnost active club in school. The Letternien performed rnany services lor the school. Amend theiii are the supervisina ot tire drills and the patrolling ol varsity ball aanies. The Letterrnen were also very successful in supervising the newlyforaanized intramural sport program that covers touch lootball, basketball, handball, bowlina, volleyball, and pina pong tor boys who could not make varsity sports. This program was set up under the direction ot Letterrnen lohn Heriza and loe l-lindman. The inain activities ol the Letterrnen were the Varsity B Ball and the initiation. The Varsity HB Ball was a semiefcrrnal dance and proved to be one ot the best of the year. The initiation was very similar to the ones ol the past and was climaxed by the inarchina ot the initiates down Main Street. The principal Letterrnens project was the buying of a wrestling mat lor the newly tornied wrestlina tearn. They also printed a basket- ball press book that brouaht the school much publicity in rnany ot the larae newspapers. Another project was the revivina of the faculty basketball aanies between Baker and La Grande. LETTERMEN'S CLUB 0 l'iont tow, liitt to :taht Reeves, Parrott, Ieffords, Gilbert, T. Hindman, Ashlock, Hottel 0 Si-vmiit iiiw lvtt te iiiht H. Dunn, Perkins, Buhler, Church, Arthur, Emlaw I Thiiil iow liitt to iiiiht Kessler, Slaab. Lee, Kolb, I. Hindman, Howe 0 lkwiiitli mw, li-tt to :iqht f- Heriza, Dowdy, Van Allen. Borgen, Smolich, Smithpeter, Clemens McEnroe, Thompson 0 ltavk tow liitt to :mm Wright, Berry, Hansen, M. Dunn, Srack, Patton , 7' - 5? glam 'Ny fl 2 ff 1645 T 2 fa, QS fs 5 at I Q ' r V Sw mmm IMD! band C? 'hm massed f mason hi H.s M80 me M W an QQ. may 3p,e?Qlu-e,, yrs '-ff 53? 1-x Pm Fm Her. Uoqgmi 30,935 5l3?e 'MTE 2,3 Q 4w,f,, ng, . t '52 3 gym Nab 513g safely h is fe fn . Haro 'iz In Avia sd me mf 5-gag in :l5IOZ'?f:' jufllbz- Lglxswailv 1 Q '3 'Io feb mpg W fb M09 audi fire had ' ESM -Q S Iv mln for QQ ff Q. some ,mi B' Uma 3-'11 as W New Q2 Q iW if by me 1-om. Siva 'Q ef 8841 dr junio' 571 fe Wag me and elm' 13' VP Q Ll' X M . -ff S, hero F. T. . NEWLY ORGANIZED GROUP in Baker High School is the Future Teachers ol America Club. Similar organizations are known as chap- ters or sororities in colleges. The purpose ol this club is self- explanatory. lt is pre-vocational and character forming. helps Fu- ture Teachers learn facts about teaching in their locality. state and nation. lt aims to cultivate charac- ter qualities that are essential to a good teacher and helps develop student leadership. Mrs. Maybelle Romig. instruct- tor in the Commercial Department. is the advisor lor the Baker Club. Ollicers elected are: President. Eve- l n Williamson: vice-president. Na- dine Hyde: secretary, Donna Boyds- tun: treasurer. Elizabeth Whited: historian. Pearl Grove: librarian. Phyllis Cook: social chairman. Pearl Grove: publicity chairman. Iayne Sing: membership chairman. Rose- anna Heart: linance chairman. Bar- bara Iones: and service chairman. Evelyn Voyles. Majorettes Lett to Right Conklin. Smith. Phelps I Rally Lelt to Right Armbruster. Sieg. Iohnson. Boydstun. Eidson. Gilbert Spurs Lett to Right Long, Brown Scott, Cassidy Lee. McCord F. T. A. 0 Front row, lett to mght - I. Wirth. E. 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SE E 'fx Fi E? 25 5 is I 4 1 , .- . 1 fi H ea x , E Y. vs -2 Q-Q 51 54: F? li 591 ,,, R2 3 5 hi fi E IN FOOTBALL this season it was C7 period of building and developing men for a strong team of the future. Only two regulars from last year, Church and Emlaw, were on deck to forrn the nucleus for this growing team. A lack of depth in positions cost ball games in the second halves. Next year's pros- pects are very good! Many lettermen are returning and from the best frosh club in the history of the school will Allen Grove Football Track Kenneth Dow Football Wrestling Ray Stoddard Football Everett Clarry Baseball Basketball Roy Seeborg Basketball Intramural Athletic: George Surgeon Basketball come much good material. BASKETBALL SEASON started fast in spite of early season injuries to regu- lars which slowed progress. Pete Srack, who was rounding into top shape at forward, injured his knee in the second Nampa game and was side- lined for six weeks. Iohn Heriza suf- fered a bone infection early in Decem- ber and was out for six weeks. Baker won 15 games and lost l2, with the La Grande competition being very tight, especially in the last two games. High scorer was Ken Dougherty with 235 points. The free-throw award went to Dick Emlaw who hit 68 per cent. Avi' ww-... Y I-n. -L. -...,,,ssA. ' MANAGERS Don Lee Norman Kolb Garry Beith ' Gordon French Iean Crimin Roger Tumer . mfr. , fl Q ,Q wt . 1.9 - blggn .NW ni, - t ty 4 .5 0 view! S lr 1'-I i fish H1 aunt IFS m. f-WMM' . FllIl'I'BIlllIl Clemens, Q Wright, C Arthur, RG Hottel, RG McEnroe, RG Bcxlher. RE Hansen, RT Srcxck. C Herizcx, RE ge 41 Ashlock, FB T. Hindman. RH I effords. LH Smolich, Q Kessler, RH Nutt, RH Church. FB Perkins. LG Emlcxw, LE Howe, LT Dunn. LG I. Hindman. LE 0 Top row, 1:21 to mqht - Reeves Fuller, Curiis, Borgen, Dennis, Vcxnhllen. Smilhpeter, Dunze O Bottom row lvfl to xlqht W Howe, Kerns, Wilson, Hardwick, Homuine, Whiie, Parker, Fisher 0 Not in picture -- Ortloff, Howard. Proebsiel O Top row loft to rlqht f Nelson. Cusier, Poinl, Rohrback, Fales, H. Love, Powers O liottrnm wow, lf-T1 to 'xqht - Bond, Myers, Brownlee, Gilman, Miller, Dowdy, Siewuri, Butts 0 Not an plctmuf- Gildersleeve, Hindmon, R. Daniels, H. Love, Morris. Nicely, C. Daniels. Payton, Grove, Hay! imW , A , -N :..gr5F NW V 'X 4 5 - - f VVNW . 3 W Q S x A Q gmsfw, S 1 f -' X 1 .. f vii? X x Nm 0 x 7 -2- sa. ' ,N Q A . 3 an 8, ,. x Nfl 'XA N if uf X qw .. A QQ x W ,K 1 H e 3- ., .... 'Y r' X A N, ix S X K, Q . . x M 2 gg . Q t K, K 'Sli , Q Q 1:1 liz 1 -q:.:.. N.-.: , Qggx A 6 . g . Q 'I F I P K 5, , :gg Q x I ,.., , v J A . . M 'T .152 1. Q ' we X 4 I , q .. N .ff X W1 X,- ..--.......................... gl Q , Q, 4, XJ U nnslmnnm. BAKER OPPONENT 45 Vale 39 39 Ontario 40 34 Nyssa 23 52 Concordia 34 49 College of Idaho Frosh 22 33 Nampa 39 32 Nampa 41 48 The Dalles 37 35 The Dalles 38 40 Nyssa 28 30 La Grande 39 44 La Grande 26 45 Pendleton 39 41 Pendleton 37 BAKER OPPONENT 35 Mac Hi 45 37 Mac Hi 38 35 Union 30 39 Union 36 40 The Dalles 43 39 The Dalles 36 40 Ontario 39 43 La Grande 45 41 La Grande 43 45 Pendleton 40 28 Pendleton 46 59 Mac Hi 52 50 Mac Hi 68 Don Thompson ' Fred Elkins Dick Emlaw Ken Dougherty Ioe Hindman Iohn Heriza lack Ryder Emie Bahler 4 Iohn Roedel Page 53 Pete Srack Ron Music Gary McManus Don Perkins Rex Bennion Bob Hendricksen Gerald Church Larry Nutt Gary Hazelgren Albert Ferree Curtin Bergen Reider Phillips Hunl Hardwick Edwards Siuab Anderson Austin Munn Van Allen Dyke Proebsiel Dennis lu!!! Medlin Decxrdor! 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