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T11eBaker city sms says: 'Whatever you would put into the life of a nation, intro- duce into your public schools.' Hence public opinion and public education form an equation. Whenever a community recognizes this the public schools are strengthened. Within a period of six years Baker City has doubled its school enrollment. In 1892 the teaching force consisted of eleven teachers and 606 pupils were enrolled At present the corps comprises 19 teachers while the indications are that over 1200 will be enrolled before the close of the school year Though progress has been the watchword of the teachers careful discrimination has been made that the work should not be carried beyond the bounds prescribed by nature In every onward movement to 1ncrease the efficiency of the schools the management always received the encouragement and support of the school patrons In fact no town 1n the state can Justly boast of a more enthusiastic educational spirit than that possessed of this community which supports our splendid public school system Educators recognize the fact that in the struggle for a liveli hood sixty per cent of all the pupils who enter the first pr mary never enter the grammar grades Therefore the work of our pr1mary grades 1S so arranged so as to be of the greatest possi ble value to this sixty per cent in equipping them for the conflict of life Here the fundamental pr1nc1ples in arithmetic are thor oughly mculcated excellence ln penmanshxp IS atta ned while thoroughness in language work is here a distinctive feature For several years the grammar grades have followed the departmental system of instruction with a benefit which accrued to both teacher and pupil A trend toward spec1al1sm has been accompanied by a variety both in methods of instruction and personality Thus a m1sunderstand1ng of the students capab1l1t1es has been lessened The high school IS one of the best in the state It is equlppecl with a good workxng library a chem1cal laboratory and appa ratus for performing experiments an physics Three instructors are here employed the course being as follows FIRST SEWIESTLR FIYSI Term Algebra Geometrx TFlgOl1OITlCtTy Engllsh Hlstory Physlcal Geolgaphx Phxslcs Chemlstry Hlgher Algebra Rhetorlc Ancient HISTOTX Geology Polltlcal Economy Latxn lCoysl Latin llvposl Ldtln fCaesarl Eng,l1sh Classlcs Lngllsh Cldsslcs lE.ng.,l1sh Cldsslcs Fngllsh Classlcs SECOND SLN!! QTER Second Term Algebla Geometry HlgllCl A11thmet1cF1ench Hlstory C1x1es Medlexal H19tOTVAill0ll0mj Engllsh Llterature Rhetol 1C Ldtm 1Cox sl Ameucdn HlSlOlX Hlgher Algebra Botany Latm Vxcposl Latm lCaesarJ Ellgll9l'l Classics Engllsh Classlcs Eng,l1sh Classlcs Enghsh Classxcs -Baker City High School Nugget, Ianuary 1, 1899, Vol. I, No 1
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Mrs. UHIIJIBBIII First Teacher in Baker 1865 ThE Baker CIW Schools The most vital product ot the national lile is the American public school. Upon its preservation depends the vitalizing agency in our American order of public and private affairs. To train the whole people ior an effective manhood and womanhood is the first duty ot a republic: and a system which places all classes on the one plane oi universal brotherhood: which recognizes no distinction between wealth and poverty, where ancestry wields no influence, is the ideal system for America. Under our present system of national expansion, widely-extended interlacing oi national interests have an ethical element that comprehends all humanity. At no other time in our nation's history did the rising generation need the knowledge of rules lor human guidance that have developed with the race and that contains the result oi human experience, than it does now. Upon the enlightenment of this generation depends the correct solution oi problems that are to mete out justice, equity and honor in the iuture. Now the education oi public opinion is a necessity urging every patriot to action. A German maxim KConcluded on Reverse Pagej ADMINISTRATION
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FHCULTIES 01' BAKER HIGH SCHOOL Mrs. Calbreath Mr. Miller 1868 1869 Miss McCrary Mrs. Ferguson 1870-1871 Prof. Frank Grubbs KBaker City Academ I Mrs. Grubhs 1872-1874 Prof. S.P.Barrett fBalrer City Academyl 1875-1878 W. Harrison fBaker City Academyl No Records Available to l887. 1887-1889 Mr. Whitne CPrin. Baker City Academy Prof. Prof. Prof. Prof. I 1889 Herbert Kittred e. Prin. Duffield. High School 1890 Herbert Kittredge. Prin. Barrett, High School 1891 Prof. Herbert Kittred e, Prin. Prof. I.A. Churchill. High School 1892 Prof. I.A. Churchill. Supt. Prof.Duffield. High School 1893-1894 Prof. I. A. Churchill, Supt. Miss Moore. High School 1895-1897 I. A. Churchill. Supl Prof. Barrett. High School 1898 Prof. I. A. Churchill. Su t. Prof. William Hyde Stalner. High School Nellie M. Stack. Rhetoric. Lit. 1899 Prof. I. A. Churchill. Suit. Prof. William Hyde Stal er. High School Nellie M. Stack. Eng. 1900 I. A. Churchill. C.E.. Supt. William Hyde Stalker. B.A.. Prin. Nellie M. Stack.Eng. Laura E. Richards. Drawing Margaret Dooley. Librarian Paulyne Bowden. Librarian I. A. 1901 Churchill. Supt. Nellie M. Stack. Prin. Bernard E. Spencer. Science Myrtle E. Tracy. Math Nellie Hogue. German Sarah Lillian Richards. Drawing E. Belle Kello g. Librarian Zoe Canady. ibrarian i 1902 I. A. Churchill. City Supt. Nellie M. Stack. Pnn. I. A. Goodwin. Science Myrtle E. Tracy.. Math Nellie Hogue. rench. Ger. Louis Stewart. Hist. Sarah Lillian Richards. Drawing Mamie Miller '04, Librarian lean McCord '04, Librarian 1903 I. A. Churchill. City Supt. Helen M. Stack. Pnn. I. A. Goodwin.Science Page 9 Myrtle E. Trac . Math. Ethel Almeda Aussell. Ger. Maile Ford Wise. Hist. William Cowgill '05. Librarian Virgil Cooper. Librarian 1904-1905 I. A. Churchill. Supt. Helen M. Stack. Prin. I. A. Goodwin. Science W. D. Murphy. Math. Lucille Fargo. Hist. Margaret Bannard. Ger. Christine Thomsen. Math. 1906 I. A. Churchill. Supt. Helen M. Stack. Prin. Christine Thomsen. Math. Inez Dnaew. Com. De t. Adele cMurren. Mats. I. A. Goodwin, Science Bessie Bowers. Hist. Edith Prescott.Music Margaret Bannard. Ger. 1907 I. A. Churchill. City Su t. Helen M. Stack. Pnn., Eng. I. A. Goodwin. Science Christine Thomsen. Latin Margaret Bannard. Ger. Bessie Bowers. Hist.. Eng. Inez Depew. Commercial Grace Murray. Eng.. Hist. Omar N. Bittner. Math. 1908 Prof. I. A. Churchill. City Supt. Helen M. Stack. Prin..Eng. Christine Thomsen. Math. Inez Depew. Commercial Adele McMurren. Math. Prof. I. A. Goodwin. Science Bessie Bowers. Hist. Edith Prescott. Music Margaret Bannard, Ger. 1909 Prof. I. A. Churchill. City Supt. Helen M. Stack. Prin. of High School Prof. I. A. Goodwin. Science Bessie A. Bowers. Hist. O. N. Bittner. Math. lrene Mate Cam bell. Latin Gertrude E. Fung. Ger. A. A. Smith. Commercial Mary Morris Godfrey.Eng.. Hist. 1910-1911 I. A. Churchill. Supt. Helen M. Staclc. Prin. I. A. Goodwin. Science Irene Mate Camgbell. Latin Iames F. Elton. ommercial R. E. Chloupek Donald Melhorn L. McCullough Pearl Buell Emily Rogers Mabel Garrett 1912 I. A. Churchill. Supt. of Schools Helen M. Stack. Prin. of High School Florence Mitchell. Eng. Raphael Geisler. Mat . Irene Mate Campbell. Latin W. W. Williams. Hist. A Keren Lee Davis. Dom. Science Earl E. Condie. Man. Training Anna Thomas. Music. Art I. A. Goodwin.Science I Iames F. Elton. Commercial Herbert Lewis. Hist.. Eng. H. A. Leibig. Ger. 1913 A. C. Strange. Supt. Iames Elton. Pnn. Florence Mitchell. Eng. Lois E. Owen. Eng. Kate Baker. Eng.. I. H. Howard. Science L. R. Geisler. Math. ' Irene Mate Campbell. Latin L. A. Arthur. German W. W. Williams. Hist. . b Earl Condie. Man. Training Kate Davis. Dorn. Science. Art Opal Wasser. Dom. Science. Art Agnes Lively. Music 1914-1915 A. C. Strange. Supt. Iames Elton. Prin. Florence Mitchell. Eng. Mary Elder. Eng. Kate Baker. Eng. I. H. Howard. Science S. H. Brush. Math. A. C. Voelker. Ger. W. W. Williams. Hist. Mary K. Court. Commercial E. E. Homig. Man. Training Georgia Swalford. Dom. Science. Art Ogial Wasser. Dom. Science. rt Olive Iames. Music Irene M. Campbell. Latin 1916 A. C. Strange. Supt. A. C. Voellrer. Prin. Florence Mitchell. Eng. Florence Bowden. Eng.. Teachers' Training Mabel Seyler. Eng. Dina Rees Evans. Eng.. W. W. Williams. Hist. S. H. Brush. Math. Kate G. Baker. Hist..Math. I. H. Howard. Science Mary E. Elder. Latin Elizabeth Baer. Ger. Mary K. Court. Commercial Opa Wasser. Dom. Science Katherine Koolren. Dorn. Art. E. E. Homig. Man. Training Oliver Iames. Music Ella Moulton. Hist., Teachers' 1917 A. C. Strange. Supt. A. C. Voelker. Prin. Florence Mitchell. Eng. Mabel E. Sealer. Eng. Ruth Peter. ng. W. W. Williams. Hist. S. H. Brush. Math. Kate C. Baker. Hist. Ella Moulton. Hist.. Teachers' Training I. H. Howard. Science Mary E. Elder. Latin Elizabeth Baer, Ger. Mary K. Court. Commercial Opa Wasser. Dom. Science Katherine Koolren. Dom. Art Charles W. Frost. Man. Training Hist. Training Helen M. Stack 1918 A. C. Strange. Supt A. C. Voelker. Prin. Florence Mitchell.Eng. Mabel Seyler. Eng. Ruth Peter.Eng. Kate Baker, Hist. S. H. Brush. Math. S. B. Rough. Math. I. H. Howard. Science Mary E. Elder. Latin Elizabeth Baer. Ger. Mary K. Court. Commercial Mary Kirk. Dom. Science Katherine Kooken. Dom. Art Ella Moulton. Hist.. Spanish Edith Melton. Music F. S. O'Brien. Man. Training 1919 A. C. Strange. Supt Prentice Brown. Principal George W. Ianke. Indus. Arts Arthur Kirst. Indus. Arts Lois Akin. Eng. Katherine Kooken. Dom. Art Iennie Cunning. Eng. Margaret Melody, Hist. Nina Hansen. Eng.. Math. Ella Moulton. Math.. Spanish May Murphy, Dom. Science Mrs. Annette Vaughn. Eng. C. E. Perry W. W. Wells. Science Marie Peterson. Math. L. Vere Windnagel. Athletics Katherine K. Smith. Girls' P. E. Edyth Stansbury. Languages Ruth Wright. Eng.. Languages Edith Melton. Music 1920 Prentiss Brown. Supt. G. R. Mclntyre. Prin. Sarah Bingham. Mat - Merle Bowen. Home- c. Genevieve Cunnings Eng.. Lib. Lela Cushman. Eng. Eva P. Curry. Teachers' Training Ruth E. Eclrel. Hist. I. Hunter Howard. Science V. V. Logan. Indus. Arts Edith Moffett. Latin. Hist. Ella Moulton. Math.. Spanish C. E. Perry. Commerce I. R. Price. Math Donna M. Schanclr. Art Lenore D. Sinks, Home Ec. Edward W. Starkey. Indus. Arts Annette H. Vaughn. Eng. Nellie Wright. Music Ruth H. Wright. French. Eng.
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