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

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The C1833 of 1902 Seated, lelt to right-Ella Louise Moulton. Harry Dale, Edith Prescott, Iames Donnelly, Theresa Adler Standing, left to right-Frank Mitchell. Belle Kellogg. Cliliord Tice: Lelia Thomas, Will Kennedy Seniorsl Seniorsl full of vim! Mitchell, Edith and Donnelly Iiml We are the people, we are swelll Lulu, Therese, and Kellogg Belle, Students ot the High School still, Ella Moulton, Harry and Will. Seniors! Seniorsl Rah, Rah, Hool Wonderful class ol Naughty Twol The Class of 1902 has organized and elected the iollowing offi- cers: Lelia Thomas, President: Harry Dale, Vice President: Belle Kellogg. Secretary: Iames Donnelly, Treasurer: Ella Moulton, The Nugget Class Editor. The class motto is I am the master of my fate : the class flower is yellow Carnation: the class colors are orange and black The graduation exercises are Friday evening, May 23, with the address rendered by W. L. Patterson. Frank Mitchell, by his profound oration on Pan-America. won with ease the C. A. Iohns Medal in the high school oratorical contest held in the Baker Theatre on February 22, 1902. Will S. Kennedy. in a masterly fashion, delivered the Arbor Day oration from the east balcony oi the South Baker School to a crowd of 1400 school children. SENIOR CLASS

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Page 27 '51 'D Lawrence Nutt Prestdent EI'1lU1' UlHSS Four years ago we were scared little freshmen working hard to become sophomores. We then nonchalantly drifted on to our junior year without realizing that these were perhaps the most important years of our life. Finally we were seniors-big wheel, dignified, pace-setting seniors. Somewhere, however, the dignity wore off, and we let our hair down and got back to work to be- come once more just a bunch of high school kids. Actually we were a good, practical-thinking class, though most of us were hesitant to admit it. Our advisors were Mr. Allan McCullough who was affection- ately known as Mac, and Mrs. Gertrude Inman who had a knack for planting ideas so subtlely that we never knew that they weren't ours in the first place. We spent a great deal of time and effort on our assembly, and we were well rewarded: it went over very spookily -the theme being Ha1lowe'en. We decided that due to the influence Senior Skip Day had on the reputation of the class. an official Shopping Day for grad- uation should be held instead. A petition to this effect seemed to appearnfrom nowhere: and before we knew it almost everyone had signed, so we got our Shopping Day, May ll. The night fcr Commencement Exercise has come. and. al- though we all were proud to stand up and receive our diploma, most of us cried just a little, remembering our happy years in Baker High School and knowing they were gone-but we will remember. Gordon Young Mary Patton Vlce Presldent Secretary