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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1953 volume:

G 4 -if Q p 'ffl- -, Gsve me your 'nred your poor Your huddled masses yearnmg 'ro be free Send lhese fhe homeless 'rempesl' 'rossed fo me IIlf+ my lamp beside lhe golden door J The wrefched refuse of your feeming shore. NUGGET Volume LII Baker H h School 9 Baker, Oregon Ai .2,M,,J.Il,Q..kfvywJ-AfW4n1'Cf-9'50w24 5t Ljamhwu ww. ,A-,U,,M,Ma..,4q pm , ,k 9,s1,,,..9MMJJ2 Zwrffwk ww ywwjwifkw Qw,a:JQMWWl5M jw:M'2f AW' JLm,,gfCo,9,1,M-A'YoN'a Qj,9liUf5Ja'9- mmm JJVVMQQ 0-5C6JC6t'7l 6MQ!Q'.,2e,4,oL+-'vvfwo c','sfYX-'L-73 U V5Ewv JOd,,j.7C!7 mwwwwghbwamwgem J RQQQWWAKMMWFMM M ww-L ML UW KVM K3-4-v ' , . ' . 'J-o , O I . ' ' ' 6fA..n.. 9' ' . L -fO L4f+ . 691,41-X' vlxyw I Wu l 'I 1Q,, Jw.g 4 I+-'QAQ-A G' I l l . Qu I K+Q ' K . 17 ' CY . l L,-275 3 , M' ' X WWW t Page 3 if Mrs. Maybelle Romig Teacher and Friend Dedication To YOU, who is loved by students, and in your pleasant, friendly Way have been an inspiration and help to all, giv- ing many hours of hard work and pleasure to better the standards and spirit of BHS. To you, who have taught in Washington, Montana, Idaho, and Oregon, sending an infinite number of students into the world better equipped to meet life's obligations because of the sincere and untiring Way in which you helped them with their problems and ambitions. To you, who made possible the Baker High organization of the Future Teachers of America and through your efforts established it as a permanent club of our school. To you, who is past Superintendent of Schools for Baker County, first Mother Advisor of Bakers Rainbow Assembly and very active in many other civic activities. To you, who although teaching for your last year, will al- ways hold a place of honor in our memories. To you, Mrs. Maybelle Romig, teacher and friend, we, the Nugget staff of 1953, proudly dedicate this annual. Hon. Sam Coon Member of Congress MEMBER ia ions omm SAM COON SECOND Disrmcr onrcom Appl-Qpr q C tl Qfnngrvs-5 nf the Qliluiteh States ?5IJ1I5P of llrpreseiitafibw Illnsliingtnn, QB- CK. To MEET AMERICAS NEW RESPONSIBILTY of world lead- ership, each one of us should know, not only the Three R's of reading, writing and arithmetic, but we should also know how to use our hands skillfully, to observe accurately, rea- son Well, express ourselves clearly, and above all to coop- erate with all mankind for a better world. True education means development and cultivation of the mind, the heart and character. Every person has two kinds of education, one which he receives from his schooling and one which he gives himself. Abraham Lincoln had a steady eagerness to learn, and he never ceased to study and educate himself. He would walk many miles to borrow books and legal volumes from his friends. He also read and studied his Bible regularly. After he became President, he once said to a young man, You cannot fail if you resolutely determine that you will not fail, because success does not so much depend cn your sur- roundings as on your self-reliance. SAM COON iee Fuge 4 n i s 1 r u 1 i o Page 5 -1-1-1 f Mr Thomas Hunt Mr Eu ene Hammond . . g Mr. Henry Levinger Mrs. Peggy Satterberg Dr. Flora Biswell Mr. Torn Richards Mr. I. R. Evans Mr. Levinger-Mr. Hammond-Mr. Evans-Mr. Hunt-Dr. Biswell-Mrs. Satierborq-Mr. Richards Board of Education THROUGH EACH TODAY life flows from yesterday to tomorrow, and the gates of time click shut behind. ln each today our schools must bring together time-tested wisdom gleaned from past years, and the youth vvho holdlthe heritage of mankind and all hope for future years. Thus, ours is a two-fold task: To perpetuate our Christian American cultural heritage, and to develop each youth to his greatest potential. There is no more vital task, nor one more demanding of the best efforts of every soul in the community. There is no endingg no turning back. From the heritage of our Franklins and Vffashingtons, of our Ieffersons and Lincolns, from our Emersons and Longfel- lows, our Whitneys and Edisons, and from the genius which is America, must rise tomorrow's leaders of free men. To this task we must be dedicated that free men may live free. IAMES R. EVANS. Mr. I. H. Adamson Principal Q .OvJ??!j,!k-'nv, J Principal's essage ANOTHER YEAR PASSES and students move to different fields or different levels of endeavor. lt has been a good year. School organizations have shown strength and growth. lt is hoped that everyone has enjoyed the year and has profited from it, To the Seniors who are leaving We wish every success in What- ever undertaking they enter. To the others we recommend con- tinuation in the building of good school records. l wish to thank the faculty and students, especially the student body officers, for their part in making this year a success. May future years be even better than this one has been. I. H. ADAMSON Mr. Biedermann Mrs. Boyer Mrs. Brown Social Economics English II Art, Crafts . World History, Speech English III A L3 9' ww 2 15 k 1 a fm was ' 722 w m.,g 9f awww 42 H me 5' M3 . ,gf Q? 4-:at V if , l l Q ' x K K wana, 41 :mf i. V W - V 'jx Q. S+ ,, pf: T if V1 45 A has K , 2 Q ,wa gf , Y r. gg: Q, in f. 4 if f 1, 4 'Y' if X .,, .l ,fa ,-my J 5 11 f,-fl' ' Jw K ff Kenny Bond George Gildersleeve Ianet Arteburn President Vice President STUDENT COUNCIL EMBERSI-IIP IN THE STUDENT COUNCIL consists of the president. vice president. and secretary of each class, and the three Associated Student Body officers. The past year the Student Council established the first Parent Night which will be held each year to acquaint parents with the school program. A local chapter of the National Honor Society was reorganized alter many years of inactivity. This is an organization which has a limited membership and every student has a sincere desire to become a member. The election of Associated Student Body officers was held in March using a new vot- ing procedure modeled after the Oregon State System. These and the many other routine duties which confront the Student Council have been carried out very efficiently and the Council has had a busy and successful year. Adviser: MR. BIEDERMANN. Secretary KENNY BOND STUDENT COUNCIL First row, left to r1ghtfMary Ann Hansen. Karen Metcalf. Second row, left to mght-Ken Eng, George Gildersleeve, Nancy Scott, Iariet Arteburn. Third row, left to right-Kenny Bond, Don Garren. Mr. Biedermann. Eddie Warnock, Deni Srnithpeter Not Pictured-Bobb McKittrick, Ieanette Hunt. S e n i o r s Seam Page ll Mary Ann Hansen President Nickname-llanso Girls' League l-2-3-4, Vice Pres. 35 Thes- pians l-2-3-4, Vice Pres. 35 Pep Club 1-2- 3-4, Vice Pres 35 Torch Honor 2-35 Cour- tesy Patrol 3-45 Class Pres. 3-45 Nugget Staff 45 Band l-2-3-45 Senior Council 45 Sports Princess 45 Student Council 3-45 Orchestra l-2-45 Pep Band 45 Future: Col- lege Don Eugene Garren Vice President Nickname-Don Trans. Nyssa 35 Football 3-45 B Squad Basketball 35 Track 45 Hi-Y 3-45 Senior Independents 45 Choir 3-4, Vice Pres 4, Manager 35 Student Council 45 Senior Council 45 Boys' Federation 3-45 Courtesy Patrol 45 Class Vice Pres. 45 Lettermen's Club 3-4, Vice Pres. 45 Prom Committee 35 Future: Undecided Karen Dee Metcalf Secretary Pep Club 45 G,A.A. 2-35 Girls' League 1-2-3-45 Senior Council 45 Student Council 45 Class Sec- retary 45 Future: Undecided Seniors ITH THEIR MOTTO ot We'll never stop till We reach the top the Class of '53 departs from the halls of B.H.S. leaving many pleasant memories behind. From their prom theme Oriental Gardens they chose laven- der and green as the class colors with carnations as their tlower. Some of the highlights of this last year have been the Senior Banquet and Dance held in February and their spring Senior Shopping Day. This class leaves Baker High recording one ot the highest scho- lastic records ever obtained and is sure to continue their out- standing achievements in the future. M-A N. 5' x in-rr Fd -as-...gg 'Rudi' f'-0 Q KV' W1 IAIVIES ADAMSON Htcknaznt-fltrn F F A 2-3, IA rf- Arrrxy' DALE WAYNE ALLEN f. Bow P fa 12, tu., uottt--,V GARY LEROY APPLEGATE Ntckname--Hugo Band l-2-fl-4, Peg Rand 4, Log Stall 2g Or- chestra 2, lirarnattcs 4, Track l-2, Boxtng l, Vlrf-stltng l, Futurf- Pollce Admlntstratton IANET MARY ARATEBURN I-Jtcknarnf-A-Bugs lfranrattcs A-g-4, G A A l, Log Stall 3-45 Prom s 2-3-45 Spur 2, Pep Comrntftf-s 3, Tits-spitan Cub 4, Latin Clgb 2-3-4, Sports Prtncess 4, G1rls' Lf-agzxr l-2-3-4, Bulletin 3, Nugget Statt 3-4, Studs,-nt Co .nfll 4, 'l'r:-H1-Y 4, State Dele- gate 4, FTA l-2-3-4, Torch Honor 25 Ctrl ot tle lvfonth 3 Quill 6 Scroll 4, ASB Sec 4, Sf-ntor Counotl 4, Future College IERRY ROBERT AUSTIN Boys' Fed 1-2, Radio C.ub 4, Future Flec- trontcs 'lr-clinician RICHARD AVERETT N tclcnarne-Dtck Trans 4 'irarrattcs 4 Band 4 Thesftans 4 . , -. . , , , ,s , luturt- Crf-rntcal Fngtneer SHIRLEY IANE AYDELOTT fitclcnarne-Doc Drarnatlcs, Cwayetzesg Pep Club l-2-3-45 Pep lub ' Pres 4 Nu e o l-2-3-4 lrr-lt:-Y 3-4, 5 QQ t S'att 2-3, Choir 2-3-4, C1 A A lg Trxple Trto 3- 4, Gtrls' League l-2-3-4, Future College ADELE FLORENCE BACON Senior Counctl 4, G A A l, Gtrls' League 1-2- 3-4, Foturn- Flousewlle ARDIS LORRAINE BAINTER Cvtrls' League l-2-3-4g Spanlsh Club 4, Future College BEULAH IANE BISSONETT G,AA 1-2-3-4, Gtrls Lfogue l-2-3-4, Futurt Undectdea KENNETH RAY BOND N1clcnarnefKenny Football l-2-3-4, Basketball l-2-3-4, Baseball l-2-3-4, H1-Y 3-4, Clxaplatn 4, State Chaplam 4 Cl b 23 4 Vtc nt Le-ttf-rrnen s u - - e Pres 3: Studf I.'OHI lCll 2-4, Boys' Fed l-2, Class Pres 2, ASB Pres 4, Frtur- Co.1e-ge RONALD THOMAS BOWERS Tltcknamo-Ron Rulldog Club 3-4 Sec 4, Prom Comrmttee 3 P .ture Lnaf czcf-:1 CHARLES RICHARD BROOKHART Tlxcknarne- Brook lfgortrpart Foothal. 2, CLC! E-4, Future flavy EMMY LOU BUNGAY flioknarrxe-Frnrny Gtr.: Lf-aan .-2-2-4 Central Cotuncx. l, Era 'fates' 4 Ass: Wan' Lbrarxan 3-4, Future Ccl lege, leccr. Ealing ORVILLE NORMAN BUTTS l:1CkHGIU'YfOf'.' Football 2-4 E Squad 2, Baseball I-2-3-4, Las ketbal, B Sasza l-2-3 H1-Y 3-4, Letferrnen Cfuh E-4 Courtgsg' Pafro. 3-4, Senror lndepen dents, Pror: Corxrilif-ee 3, Nugget Staff 3-4 'forci ECS? 2 F .'f Cf:.e'gf,- Page 12 LORENA MAE CANTRELL Nxckname-Lort Gtrls' League l-2-3-4, FTA 2, GAA 2-3, Spamsb Club 4 Historian 4, Fut..re Unaeczd- ed FREEMAN COCHHAM fitcknarne-flilrne: Football 2-3, Basketball 2-3, Bulldog Club 3-4 'free Pres 4, Letterrxc-ns Club 4 Boys Fed l-2, Rally Squad 4, Yell Duke 4, Future Co.- lege lOYCE AVON COLE Drczrrtattcs 3, Tliespxans 3, Peg Club 4 Boats of Control 4, Drzll Captatn 4, FTA 3, Choxr 4, Gtrls League l-2-3-4, Prorn Cornrnxttee 3 Torch Honor 2, Future Cornrrzerczal Work DON COLTON Ntcknarne-fOsCar FFA l-2-3 Treasurer 3, SSDIOT Council 4 Future Undectded MAUNA KAY CONKLIN Ntcknarne-lvlonw Gayettes l-2-3, Pep Club 2-3-4, Nugget Stott l-2-3, Magorette Leader l-2-3-4, Log Stall l, Choir 2-3-4, Gtrls' League l-2-3-4, Sports Prtn- cess 4, Prom Comrntttee 3, A S B Sona Out-en 4, Future: College IOAN FEHN COX Nickname-Io Gayettes 2-3, Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Prestdent 4, Girls' League l-2-3-4, Courtesy Patrol 4, Thes- plans 2-3, Chotr 2-3-4, G A A l, Torch Honor 2-3, Sports Pnncess 4, Future Undectded DAHLENE MARIE CRAIG Ntckname-Craig G.A.A, 1-2, Glrls' League l-2-3-4, Future Housewife GERALD LEON CRAWFORD Orchestra 1-2-3, Boys' Fed. l-2, 'Torch Honor 2, Future: Farmer GEORGE ELDON DEAHDORFF N1cknamefFuzzy Basketball B Squad l-2-3, FFA 1-2-3-4, Sec 4, Future. Farmer TOMMY L. DUNCAN Ntcknarne-Red Future, College ALMA IOAN FULLER Trl-H1-Y 3-4, GA A l-4, Gtrls Leag..e- 2-3-4 Future College mi Y GEORGE WALTER GIDERSLEEVE Ntckname- Gorgeous Football 2-4, Basketball 3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4 Torch Honor 2, Student Counctl 2-4, Letter men's Club 2-3-4, Courtesy Patrol 4, Sento Counc1l 4, Hx-Y 4, Nugget Stott 4, Class Sec 2, ASB Vice Pres 4, Future College :- fe 1 EVELYN ANN GOLAR Nzcknarne-Su' GAA l-2, Girls League 1-2-3-4, ohot' 3-4 Qrchesfra l-2-3-4, GCQ'EflES 2-3, Frurf- Co. .ege GERALD BURKE GOODWIN l4lf!fY.'.l '+j Q Trans Hilton Freev-'Ter 2 Ser. 'lc r Boys Fed 2, Future College EILEEN GRANT Trans St Te: r: s F nz-cpdf: Pace 13 M' nhl' 'haf' Q1'1.'I7 ' :-M... -aw 'tw' DAVID LEROY HANSEN Nucl-:namefSub Cholr 3-4, Trresptan 4, Nugget Stall 3: Lou Statt 35 Lettermons Club 2-3-4, Football I Squad 2, Baseball lvlgr l-2-3-45 Boys' Fed l 2, lbramattcfs 2-3-4, Lattn Club 2-3-45 Futturfv Unclectded IOHN H. HARDWICK Boys' Fed l-25 Future College LEWIS GORDON HARRIS Trans, 45 Future: College ROBERT HARVEY HARRISON Nxcknarne-Bob FoOtballv3, B Squad 2-35 F.F.A 2-3-45 Letter- rnen s Club 45 Future College SANDRA LEE HAZELGREN Ntckname-Sandy Trans. Callfornla l5 Gayetles 35 Sports Prrn- cess 45 Pep Club 2-3-45 Prom Comrmttee 35 Glrls' League l-2-3-4, Nugget Staff 3-45 Cborr 3-45 Future Undectded RICHARD IOHN HINDMAN Ntckname--Dtck Football l5 Basketball l-2-3, Thesptans 3-4, Prom Commtttec 35 Chotr 3-45 Band l-2.-3-4 Drum Mayor l-2-3-4, Pep Band 45 Torch Honor l-25 Boys' Fed l-25 Senior Counctl 45 Stage Mgr. 45 Future, College RONALD LEE HOGG Ntckname-Butch Football B Squad 25 Track 25 Boys' Fed 1-25 Radlo Club 4, Vice Pres 45 Future: Electronic Techmcian RALPH LOGAN HUTTON Ntcknameelnex Football 2-35 Track I-2-35 Future: Undectded ERIC FRANCIS INGRAM Log Staff 45 Spanish Club 45 Torch Honor l-25 Future: College ELIZABETH MARIAN IZATT Ntckname-Betty FTA 3-45 Gtrls' League l-2-3-4, Cen. Coun- ctl 45 Pep Club 45 Band 1-2-3-45 Nugget Statt 3-45 Sentor Counctl 45 GA A 35 Prom Commu- tee 35 Pep Band 45 Sports Pr1ncess5 Future, College MARRINER DAVID IZATT Nrckname-Bucky F,F,A. l-2-3, Reporter 35 Hi-Y 3-45 Sentor Councxl 45 Radio Club 4, Treasurer 45 Futura Navy DARLENE MARY IACKSON Gayeties I-25 GA A. l-25 Prom Commtttee 3, Latln Club 2-3-45 Future: Housewlte IACQUELYN ELIZABETH IOHNSON Ntcknarrtc- laclcte Q I Trans Powder Vauey, Girls League 4, F.- 'ure College DORIS MYERS KING Y F 7 Band l-2-3, O-rclzestra L-2-3, C2155 League l-.4 3-45 Future liousevrrfe, Stenograrner BARBARA MAE KLUNDER fltcknarneellcrlzee lffrarnatzcs l-2-3, GAP. 2, Gtrls League l-L 3-4, Central Council 2, Pep Club 45 Sen.c: Councxl 4, Choir 3-4 Se: 4, Torch Honor 2-E Latin Club 2-3-4 Vice Pres 2-4, Prom Com- rmftee 35 Trl-H1-Y 4 Treasurer 4, Sportg Queen '.v'1.6dICfC'l'llf, Future 'fouege Page 14 IO ANNE KOFFORD Nrcknarne-ff: Latin C.L1b 2-3-47 Orcltesfra l-2-3-4 'Q r. Zion- cr 2, Girls' League l-2-3-4, Gaywfzt-S l-23 F-.ure Doctor BYRL EUGENE LANDERS Yzcknari- - . F FA Q-2-3-4 Rf-j:o fr 2 S-a '.'--'f-rznarzan GERALDINE ELAINE LARKIN Tieknarn----G-- 3 frariaiias 2, GA A 3, Pep Cl,b 2-3-4 'l':.--s pans 2-3-4 President 4, Girls l aa 'e l-2-3-4 F M lephcne Operator BERNHARD LARSON F-lrcknarne-Barnj-'a'a Boys Fea l-2, FIGdlO Club 4 Fzgturf- a HUGH PATRICK LEE Nxcknarn---'.'.':r 3 cc Footba.. 3-4, Basketball Frosb l Bas-'ball 3-4 S l Basketball 45 Band l-2-3-4, Lett:-rms-nf Club 4, Semor Counctl 4, From Cornrmttw- 3 Pep Band 4, Future College LETA RAE LEWIS Trans La Grande 4, Pep Club 4, 'l':L-lla-Y -1 I-fajorette 4, G1TlSl League 4, Sports Prtnc'-5, 4, Future, Housewxfe GERALD LONG N1CkI'lCII'H67IPYT':' Boys' Fed 1-2g Future College IAMES OWEN LONGACRE Ntcknameflxm Boys' Fed l-2, Future' College PATRICIA ANN LONGACRE Ntckname-Pat G,AA 2-3, Pres. 35 FTA 3-4, Treasure.: 4 Gxrls' League 1-2-3-4, Central Council 3-4 Pep Club 4, Board of Control 4, Future Sec RICHARD STEWART LOVE Nxckname-lflzck H1-Y 3-4 Pres, 45 Letterrnens Club 2-3-4 Boys Fed l-2, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball l 2, Baseball 3-4g Future College DOROTHY HUTTS MAKINSON Tltcknarn-1 -eLo,.', G A A 4, Pep Club 47 Clto1r3-4, Log Stall 3-4 Gxrls League l-2-3-4, Trl-la:-Y 3-4, F11t.1r- College IEANNETTE MAY Gayetxes l-25 Pep Club l-2-3-4 S-C 3, Sf-z geant-at-Arms 4g Courtesy Pafrol 3-4, Sport. Pr1ncess 4, Chou 2-3-45 Prom Cornmtttee 3 Girls' League 1-2-3-45 Future College MABEL SHARON MCCORD Fl1cknarr.e--Abl- I-fabel frarr1at1:e l-2-3-4, GAA l Tcrcr. rfonot 2 Girls League l-2-3-4 Cenira. Ccuncd 1, Cnc: 2-3-4 IEICQ Pres 3: Tiespians l-2-3-4 Treasgr er 3, Log Staff 3-4, Feature Editor 4 Trrp. N 3-4 Courtesy Pairs. 3-4, Peg Club l-2-3 Q : 2 'lice Free 4, Tri-H1-'Y' 3-4 Ecard : 4 Prcr: Ccrnrnltiee 3 fluaae' Stat L 'Cr 4 Qui. 5 Scrcl. 4 S-,-nic' Cam anisr, Cdl: 4 Srorfs Fir:--ff 4 F. ' C:..ege FERRIEL IOYCE MCKINNEY ':,.- L 1,4 p,,,,,, ,, --,,, ', . , -.u- u. .,uu,u .. uu.. u u u, League l-2-3-4 Treasure' 4 Lair. 'ui 2-3--3 :ree 4 '.'1:e Pres 3 S:Crte Fxxae ' Cr' 1-4 frupe Trl, 4 Spurs 2 T' rf' 4 r::rr. Ccrzirxgtiee 3 Creme ' L F 1-4 Fu'u5e- Ccuege IOYCE IEANINE MESLER f..:nr.::.--if-ff, f'--spans l-2-3-4 Fl A 2-3-4 Fr--S 4 HH: TIT, 3 Sgansi Club 4, Per Band 4 G A A . Gr.: Iufaau- l-2-3-4, I rt' rf C' 2 Hand . LE-1 CLCZC 2-3-4 Gan- 1 1 Ei. Y -' .' IJ 'l'.C I3'If.f2 A r 'l ' ':.Z-34 Page I5 'ff' -1-. Wm IEANNE AUDREY MITCHELL Nickname-Mitch Trans St Francis 25 Dramatlcs 4, GA.A 2-3- 4 Pres 4, FTA 3-4, Gtrls' League 2-3-45 Choir 4, Future: Teaching WAYNE MICHAEL MONK Log Stott 45 Spanish Club 45 Torch Honor 1-25 Future. College DELORES HARLENE MONTGOMERY GAA 1-25 Girls' League 1-2-45 Pep Club 2-45 Future: Business College CLARENCE BARTON MOSHER Nickname-Clancy Choir 3-45 Boys' Fed, 25 Future: Undecided IAMES AUGUST MURRAY Nickname-lim Boys' Fed l-25 Future: Rancher IANET HELEN MURRAY Nickname-Shorty GAA l-2-3, Band 15 Torch Honor 25 Future' Housewife ROBERT RICHARD MYERS Nlckname-Bob Football 1-2-3-45 Basketball l-2-3-4, Captain 45 Track 45 Baseball 2-3-45 Lettermen's Club 2-3- 4, Pres. 45 Boys' Fed, 1-25 Choir 3-45 Class Vice Pres, 2-35 Future: College BONNIE RAY NELSON Nickname-Homer Baseball 1-2-3-45 Football 1-2-35 Basketball 1- 2-35 Lettermen's Club 3-45 Choir 3-45 Boys' Fed l-25 Senior Council 45 Future: Armed Forces ANN IRENE NERO Band 35 Orchestra 2-3-45 Pep Club 3-45 Triple Trio 45 Prom Committee 35 Latin Club 2-3-4, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Sec 45 Choir 3-4, Pres. 45 Sports Princess 45 Torch Honor 2-35 Girls' League l-2-3-4, President 4, Central Council 2-35 Log Stott 3-4, Editor 45 Gayeties 35 Salu- tator1an5 Future, College DALE F. NICELY Nickname-Stale Football l-2-3-45 Lettermen's Club 3-45 Track 1-2-35 Future: College ARDEN PACKER F FA, l-25 Boys' Fed. l-25 Future: Army DAROLD VERL PARRY Nickname-lug Football 1-2-3-45 Track 35 Letterrnen's Club 3- 45 FFA 2-3-45 Bancl 45 Pep Band 45 Future: College ROGER GLYNN PAYTON Nickname-White Football 3-45 Track 2-3-45 Le-ttermen's Club 3- 4, Sec 4, Courtesy Patrol 45 H1-Y 3-4, Ser- geant-at-Arms 4, Senior Council 45 Prom Com- mittee 35 Senior lnclependents 4, Future Col- lege MARGARET MARY PETTIBONE Trans St FrancLs 2, Band 3, Pep Club 45 La- tin Club 3-4, Log Stall 45 Girls' League 2-3-4 Prom Committee 35 Future. College BARBARA PROEBSTEL fQ:cknarne-Barbie Spanish Club 43 Latin Club 2-3-45 F.T A, 2-35 Log Staff 4, Banquet Committee 35 Torch Hon- or 2-3, Girls League l-2-3-45 Nugget Staff 4' Glrl of the Month 35 Futgre College Page I6 SANDRA KAY PROEBSTEI. FTA 2-3-4 Vice Pres 4, Lain f'..lf Gxrls League l-2-3-4, GAF. l, ST,-'1-s l Gzrl ot trze Month 4, Prom Comrziitfw- 3, S- n- tor Council 4, Torch Honor 2, F'-3 f'..F 4 Log Staff 4, Future UIIdE'C1'.I' d ELAINE E. RANGER llijxnari--f'J1C'c Ca'-milfs l-2-3, Peg Club lL4 L07 Stall l, Nugget Stat: l-2 3 F .,.,- n' ffl' for 2-3, Gtrls l..CC!fl.Lf' I-2-E-1 Tr: 25 ' P . tore College ROBERT FLOYD ROHRBACH flickrtiri- -P- Rabbit Football l-4 Basketbal, l-2-3 Bass-bal. 2- Track 3-4 Letterrnens Club 2-3-4 Boys r l-2, Senior Council 4: Cbotr 3-4 Court Q trol 4, Future Undecided MARY ANNE HOUSE Trans St Francis 3, Pep Club 4 S-,rgh-an'-g Arrns 4 Board of Control 4 Pror: fforrzrnittm- 3, Sports Prxncess 4, Log Stat! 4 G:r.s League 3-4, Future College MICHAEL IOSEPH ROUSE llzeknnrrm- !.l.l:'- Boys' Fed l-25 Fufure Coll:-ge GARY ALFRED RUSH Football B Squad 2, Boys Fe-d l-2, To Honor 2, FFA l-2-3-4, Vtce- Prfs 4, Ftztpr College BOB SHOEMAKER Ntckname-Maker Gayettes 3, Chotr 3-45 Boys' Fed l-Qnlianj l-2-3-4, Log Staff l-2, Asstst Sports r.d l Rally Squad l-2-3-4, ASB Yell Kxng 4, F.- ture College SALLY ANNE SMITH FTA, 2-3-4, Treasurer 3 Sec 4, Gras League l-2-3-4, Sec 4, Pep Club 4, Clzozr 2, GAA lg Gayettes 1-35 Latm Club 2-3-4, Log Staff 4, Future: Nursmg RICHARD I. TAYLOR Nlcknarne-Dtck F FA l-2-35 Boys' Fed l-2, Future Navy' EUGENE THOMPSON fltcknam---F' .rn 1 Ins Cltotr 3-4, Bulldog Club 4, Fixture Und' :id--d REX LYNN TITUS Ntckname-Quxtck-ZH f .3- Basketball 2-3-45 Spanisgt Ql.1b 4 QV: :- 4 Senior Councxl 4, Boys' Fed l-2, ,css Sf'- geant-at-Arms 45 Future Denttstr-. ROSALEEN TROYEH Nlckname-Roste Dramattcs 3-45 GAA l-2-S, Band 1-2-3, 'Lins- pzans 1-2-3-45 Latm Club 2-3, Nugget Staft 2- 3-4, Log Staff lg Future' l-iousewxie ROBERT I. VALIANT flicknarx--fa. lrarriauos 2-3-4, Focibad 2 Salsa 2 4, Track 1-2-3-4, Th-esp.a:is Z-J-' . 4 Lefterrxens 'lub 4 a.o QUE Pres Palm: Sauaa 2- . if Staff E- Fror: forrirzitie, 3 S-Lrg: 4 Sag- 2-.gr 4, Tutor Il,:t: a. Ir., VELMA VANCLEAVE fIL:kxarr.ef'.'a:f.,r:.',- G1r.s League l-2-E-4, Ca,e' F ' r 'leaded IOYCE VANDEVANTER fQ1ck:'.a.r.f f G- 1' t G1:.s I.eag-e l-2-Q-4, Fuin Eic., Paqe I7 Y -Q-M K' Ko -1 ' ff DONNA MARIE WATSON GYAA, 2-35 Girls' League l-2-3-45Future: Nur- sing ROBERT WATSON Nickname-Bob F.F.A. 1-2-3-45 Football 2-45 Future: Undecided ARLYN CARL WHITELEY Nickname-Pat Radio Club 4, Pres. 45 Boys' Fed. 1-25 Future: Electronic Technician Z. IANICE WIHTH Nickname-Ian Rally Squad 45 F,T,A, 1-2-3, Reporter 35 Choir 2-3-45 Girls' League 1-2-3-45 Gayeties 2-35 Sports Princess 45 Class Song Queen 45 Pep Club 2-3-45 Future: Undecided SENIORS NOT PICTURED HAROLD LOVE Future: Undecided MARY LOU DOLBY WIRTH MARK BERNERD SMITH Nickname-Smitty Football B Squad 2-35 Basketball Frosh 25 Track 2-3-45 Boxing 15 XVIGSUIHQ 15 Ir. Inde- pendents 35 Thespians 45 Pep Band 45 Band l-2-3-45 Choir 3-45 Log Staff 2-35 Orchestra 3-45 Future: Navy5 Dentistry Page IB L G 4 l 2 H Saad ,x x 1 1 - K 1 1 Page 19 'ST' 1 Deni Smithpeter Ken Eng Bobb MCK1ffY1Ck President Vice President Secretary-T e Juniors SHOWING THE WONDERFUL COOPERATION and spirit for which the class of 54 has been known throughout their high school career the Iuniors have finished a very successful year. By earning money through concessions at ball games, dances and an all- school play they were in a good financial condition by the middle of the school year. The prom and banquet, held May 8, were outstanding in originality and decorations. The theme was Under The Seas, with azure blue carried throughout the decorations. The prom, held at the swimming pool, was the first outside prom in the history of Baker High, An assembly held in late spring gave the Iuniors another chance to show their talent and versatility. The Iuniors of 1953 hope to have left many pleasant memories for Baker High. Sally Mancxry Leslie Taylor Concession Chairman Dance Chair ,ip rvn 4 Q lean Adamson Fern Alexander Faye Allen Frances Baxnter Mary Io Basche Don Baggerly Allen Bama Russell Beeson Brll Bell Lewrs Bell Marilyn Borgen Uxnta Callahan Mona Carlson Thaoma Church Irm Clubb Brlly Cole Larry Cole Edward Coombes Ierrle Coons Mlldred Conklin Cheryl Culley Dave Davls Helen Davxs Dlxxe Dxxon Mxke Doherty Gretchen Dunlap Norman Ebell Yvonne Eccles Page 21 t C' :- Y? 1-57' we- - 52 '.'. ,Vxar - 4 'f' ff' 1 is w 3' .- Vx' rf Q, f,.,. L, w-sr f 5-,-J sd ,f ' 6,-v Ox l 44' I 5 ,,.- -' 4 7 Dave Eng - Lloyd Fisher - Beverly Flowers - Marilyn Folkman - Garry Fox Sherry Francis - Wilma Francis - Shirley Freitag - lanice Fricke - Icrnice Frost Bonnie Gilkison - Franklin Gover - Helen Gover - Louise Gover - Iris Gubler Dale Guyer - Sanford Heilner - Ruby Hite - Mike Hoff - Billie Holbrook Gerald W. Howard - Clifford Huggins - Mary Hunt - Paul Ingram - Beverly Ieffords Nancy Kelly - Kenneth Kennedy - Bruce Klunder - Alvin Knotts - Veneua Kotera Lawrence I.aKamp - Virginia Lammert - Iackze Langley - Iill Langley - Lorraine Langliiz Rae Leasy - Katherine Lloid - Roberia Long - Shirley Long - Ioye Lucas Iohn Lucy - Leatha Mann - Ice McEnrce - Mcxrilynn Mitchell - Bethene Newman Don Nygord - Barbara Olson - lanis Palmer - Iim Pifher - Harold Points Sarah Price - Roberta Reagan - Beverly Reeder - Marcia Richards - Evelyn Riggan Roger Rode - Marilyn Hoy - Susan Hyder - Richard Savage Page 22 Page 23 to 'H-.sis Y 'I? N-1 'R Nr im. sax T 25. 5' 41, Sandra Shaklee - Charles Shelton - Dale Shreiiler - Carole Simonsen - Tom Skinner Roger Smith - Daisy Smull - George Smull - Gloria Stoddard - Iohnne Stiff Mary Lou Swiger - Betty Tifiney - Iohnn Turner -- Virginia VanCleave - Susan Vaughan Shirley Walters - Karen Weaver - Neva Wellman - leanne Whitmore - Arleta Wirth Virginia Wood - Sharron Woodworth - David Wright - Evelyn Wright - Larry Wright David Wyatt - lack York - Donna Young - lorry Young JUNIORS Iohn Balfour Bxlly Beers Howard Davenpori Norman Lewxs Edward Nxchols Ixm Ortloii Lee Webb Delion Wxlson Anne Mchlllster NOT PICTURED Page 24 S o P I1 o m ' f 9 H fs S giollml Page 25 Q -5 Eddie Warnock Nancy Scott Ieanette Hunt President Vice President Secretary Sophomores THE CLASS OF '55 entered high school with a great abundance of talented, capable, and scholas- tically high students. Sorne of their activities included the cleaning of the trophy case in the hall, biology field trips and their Pep Night skit which won them first place hon- ors. The Sophornores hove a good representation in all student functions and sports and are sure to con- tinue their good Worlc until their future graduation. his ff- se .. B a . 177 4 K7 'E K 3: fa? w .- 7 Q'-w Y ' 1 W , 9 M! 'Q ji if JM 4 X Zh xxx 9 , it 'nn 12 ww l-M 4- vw- at mir Q Q' Q if as Q V r 15' WV' rg ,I ., .pm I , 5' ,z . ' L , fj Zii., 'vm 'ff . 'F' -QA, -Iv' 2 ,f is ff 5 ' .+ L I Clara Mae Adams - loan Adamson - Anita Almadu - lim Anderson - Iackie Andrew Edmond Austin - Edna Bach - Beverly Barker - Ricky Biswell - Orville Browning Douglas Bunch - Darlene Burnside - Pat Burnside - Virginia Butler - Evelyn Butts Laura Mae Chapman - Verba Child - Susan Clark - Richard Clemens - Carol Colton Ann Compton - Darrow Conklin - Darlene Crockett - Robert Crimin - Milford Cundill Alberta Darlington - Floyd Deardorlf - Nancy Dougherty - Almina Duckett - Ken Errand Q 'Vw 'Sd' WMI-'V 'rr-:af -px Page 26 Page 27 9 'Q' is- as Qs iw ,L vi' 1. 5 R Donald Everson - Duane Ewing - Iudy Fales - Bob Perree - Larry Fuller Nancy Fuller - Serita Gilkison - Fern Gordon - Betty Guyer - Kaye Gwilliam Ialna Gyllenburg - Sammye Holloway -- Iackie Harlin - Bill Haskins - Sandra Hess LaVonne Hester - Renae Hottel - Robert Howard - Hazel Hutchinson - Lorene Hutton Eleanor Izatl - Robert Iensen - Larry Iohnson - Ierry Iordan - Shannon Kirby George Kirklin - Shirley Kirkwood - Audrey Larson - Anita Lang - lack Laughlin Barbara Lee - Pat Logsdon - Peggy Longacre -- Marvel Lukehart - Glen Macy Robert Marsland - Nan McKinney - Ioyce McMullen - Janet McNeil - Tom Mickey Diana Miller - Gary Milton - Don Mires - Manton Mitchell - Gene Morris lean Neault - Donna Nemec - :Wendell Neibuhr - Don Oliver - Kathleen Olp Pamala Palmer - Eddie Payton - Howard Payton - Kristin Proebstel - Shirley Halls Selma Reagan - Edna Rogers - Charles Rohner - Iohn Runft - Alice Shipman Page 28 Page 29 M7 9 ws if - 1i? n 2 ' sy . lm Barry Simrell - Gerald Smith - Hoberl Smith - Sandy Smilh Berta Sommer - Dorrell Spence - Kemel Spence - Carolyn Stan Glenna Rae Slone - Monte Slooky - Roberta Slultz - Neal Thomason Curlis Tibbs - Bud Titus - Iohn Wagner - Eugene Warden Evo Wessely - Gail Williams - Ido Wilson - Connie Wood Lynda Woodhouse - Myron Woodley - Greg Young SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Shirley Blocker Betty Mae Brannock Dean Carter Danny Conner loan Duncan Charles Ensmmger Donald Everson Honald Huggms Iames Hull Carl Humphries lack Iansen Norman Prollltl Howard Saul Kelth Slubbleheld Wilma Toney Page 30 Larry Hack 2 Ann Nero Dick Hindman Barbara Klunder Choir President Drum Major Choir Secretary Don Gcrrren Leslie Taylor Choir Vice President ' ' and the Pep Band. HE CHORAL DEPARTMENT of Baker High School is composed of the Girls' Glee Club and the Choir. The Girls' Glee Club is new in Baker High School this year and is primarily a training ground for fu- ture choir members. The Girls' Glee Club, however, assisted in the Christmas program, the Spring Concert and combined with the choir girls for the festival in La Grande. Much more is expected from this group in years to come. The choir consists of the selected voices of Baker High School who are interested in singing. lt has a membership of sixty. The choir performed for several different occasions this year such as the dedica- tion of the New Revised Edition of the Bible, the Oregon Soil Conservation Association, Christmas Candle- light Program, Spring Program and, of course, entered the festival in La Grande. The cholr planned and executed a one-day trip and performed for visited schools. They hope to make this an annual affair. There are other special groups formed from the choir each year. This year the Girls' Triple Trio has been continued, a male quartet has been formed. also the boys in the choir comprise the Boys' Chorus for special numbers and entered in the festival at La Grande. With continued interest and willingness of students to sing the vocal groups will continue to grow and improve. HE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC DEPARTMENT of Baker High School consists of the Band. the Orchestra Choir Business Manager Page 31 The High School Band serves not only Baker High, but during the school year it acts as the official band for the community of Baker. Highlights of the year have consisted of half-time appearances at all home football games, their trip to Pendleton for the football game there, presentation of a fall and spring concert. a special Sousa March concert on the stage of the Eltrym Theatre at the flrst showing of THE STARS AND STRIPES FOREVER, and. of course, the annual competition festival at Eastern Oregon Col- lege. 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Third row-Ken Kennedy, Gary Applegate. Fourth row-Iohn Runfi, Eddie Warnock. Betty lzah, Carole Simonsen, Evelyn Riggan. Faith row-Ken Eng, Neva Wellman. Sixth row-Charles Shelton. Pam Palmer. Seventh row-Iohn Wagner, Ioyce Mesler. Eighth row-Sannie Heilner, Don Nygord, George Kirklin. Not in p1ctureWBud Titus, Eddie Warnock. Mr. Kirklin. Adviser. Lett to right-Leia Lewis, Bae Leasy. Mauna Kay Conklin, Karen Weaver Leatha Mann. Not tn pictme-Gretchen Dunlap. 9 9 F' N 153 E 55 :if 5 .l'579Q: U va 5 5 1,....A lx as 'N hm F 655' v Y gk 25,1 ff First row, left to right-Ierry Iordan, lack Laughlin, Hon Hogg, Dick Hmdman, Bob Valiant, Don Nygord. Milford Cundjf. S9C0HCl TOWI lefl to flghl-Allan MCCUUOUQIL AdVi59l'F Io Anne Stiff, Neva Wellman, I.aVonne Hester, Rosie Troyer, Susan Clark, Deni Smithpeler, Serila Gilkison, Darlene Burnside. Third row, left to right-Susan Ryder, Daisy Smull. Dixie Dixon. Marilyn Borgen, Marilyn Folkman. Eleanor Izatt, Sharron Wood- worth, Nancy Kelly. Mary Ann Hansen, Ianet Arleburn. Sharon McCord. STAGE CREW HE CLASS OF 53 has been a mainstay in stage crew work tor the last two years. This year, led by Bob Valiant and Dick l-lindrnan, the stage crew has helped produce three school productions and has assisted town activities staged in our au- ditorium, The seniors on Stage Crew have done an excellent job and their absence shall be noted next year. Advise:-Mr. McCullough. Page 38 . I V' , . 2 'Z H- L 'Vi r I 2 555515 , TX. ef' E f 5 Q35 9- ' . Q 1 ix I Eg W , x K gf' gif? Q , ..,. , .,., . 'H 4, ,.., 'K wa v ...i-..., ' hw VA is o . my , Y A-fwfi' 9 I-if f '1 Aff , TXT. My X Q . . x gig, , ,A W1 ,M ,V-W., N V2?'9l9'fm,? , 1 lx ,fs My '-U-muah, Ni' 4vwA 3 K ve f rryfw 1 L M f if , I W' V' ff 9 I 7 A W ' 'eff x .. X 'ff T .A Rf MK Jfra- A, - A .1 Dr -. . y 34. . :J 5 1 Y-4 Q A , x X Y , , ,-'ii gawk ., fl in DONN OLIVER and DONN MIRES GLORIA STODDARD A Y MONA CARLSON Pre-Legrslctive Conleronce 'Wg-my QI , isis' sian it I - vlvcgllssg Q h lplsnwiil 55 ug:..lg , Q V was - -.V 1121.4 - 1' P J' ..,.-- So:-mor Banque! Pvelcgxslauvo Officers Vic wulfh BOY GOVNUUY '52 XSYA HUNGARY??? 'Srr Wall Slnapy uma gals I QQN 4'Our M15 05331-as ' Vial 14 Brooks Watch itll Old Maids Men?? Whu-su1?? Mrs. Allen and Mx. Conklin Kc., Marilyn TeewHeq Sweelje-pie!! whoop 3 slooges A I' ,I-4 ch 'da Belden 1-0319277 1-094155 lcwdiad? Tnple pm.-son Hqppy 'Va Gem Steady? The gan? Remember -vhen? Ipmm smug!! Shfuclxes then Buggy? SCREW? 0 r O Z U 1 i o n S Page 45 IEANNE MITCHELL LOUISE GOVER SUSAN VAUGHAN President Vice President ' Secretary First row, left to right-Miss Stewart. Adviser: Alma Fuller. Louise Gover. Ieanne Mitchell, Su- san Vaughan. Virginia Wood. Ierry Coons, Evelyn Riggan. Second row, left to right-Shirley Freitag. Mona Carlson. Evelyn Wright, Dorothy Makinson, Anita Lang. Audrey Larson. Selma Reagan. Lynda Woodhouse. T.z1rcl row, left to right-Beulah Bissonett, Betty Guyer, Hazel Hutchinson. Yvonne Eccles, Ianice Frost. Marcia Richards, Peggy Longacre. G. A. A. HE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION is a small organization for girls who are inter- ested in athletics and like to play the different sports. This year a Backward Barn Dance was held instead of the usual carnival. Meetings are held every Wednesday and Thursday noon. Each girl receives points for these meetings and for outside athletics. 6- .,--'f ' ANN NERO SALLY SMITH FERRIEL MCKINNEY President Secretary Treasurer GIRLS' LEAGUE CENTRAL COUNCIL First row, lelt to right-Renae Hottel, Ferriel McKinney, Miss Stewart, Adviser: Ann Nero, Ro- berta Reagan. Second row, lett to right-Neva Wellman, Lynda Woodhouse, Eleanor Izatt, Ianet McNeil, Betty Izatt. Sally Smith. GIRLS' LEAGUE HE GIRLS' LEAGUE is an organization to which all girls automatically bclcinj. The otfccr: and the central council, consisting of two representatives from each class, mcet regularly to plan projects and assemblies. This year the girls sold candy as a money making project. The money was donated to the school tund. The annual Father-Daughter banquet was held the first part oi February and later in the year the Mother- Daughter tea was the main point of interest. Another important task is that oi selecting a Girl of the Month. These girls are chosen on the basis oi their cooperation, achievements, and scholastic accomplishments. This year we are proud to present to you the girls on the following page. I Page 46 Barbara Klunder Mary Hug-1+ Sally Manary OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER :nf 'T I' nf 'Z Monirth Carole Sumonsen Sandra Proebsfel MAY IA RY NUA A' 17 A is Sharon McCord Mona Carlson Joan Cox APRIL MARCH FEBRUARY fb 8., KX .pas FX 1-v'N Q IOAN COX SHARON MCCORD CAROLE SIMONSEN DENI SMITHPETER President Vice President Secretary Treasurer First row, left to right-Mary lo Basche, Bob Valiant, Nancy Dougherty, Ianice Wirth, Freeman Cockram Mauna Kay Conklin Second row, left to right-Mrs. Scroggs, Adviser: Ioan Cox. Mary Ann Hansen, Mildred Conklin, Carole Simonsen, Mary Hunt, Ann Nero, Sandra Hazelgren, Shirley Walters. Donna Young. Beverly Flowers. Third row, left to righteliaren Weaver, Sharon McCord, Lynda Woodhouse, Sally Smith, Sandra Proebstel, Margaret Pettibone, Mary Ann Rouse, Ferriel McKinney. Daisy Smull, Marilyn Borgen. Fourth row, left to right-Ieannette May, Ierry Coons, Virginia Wood, Susan Vaughan, Nancy Kelly, Dixie Dixon, Beverly Ieffords, Io Anne Stiff, Ioyce Coie, LaVonne Hester. Fxfths row-Kas-en Metcalf, Pat Longacre, Anne McAllister, Marilyn Roy, Sharron Woodworth. Sally Manary. Sarah Price, Neva Wellman, usan Ry er. Sixth row, left to right-Betty lzatt, Leta Rae Lewis. Shirley Aydelott, Pat Logsdon, lean Neault, Delores Montgomery. Dorothy Makinson, Gerry Larkin. Seventh row, left to right-Ianet Arteburn, Leatha Mann, lean Whitmore, Bonnie Gilkison. Marilyn Folkman, Renae Hottel, Ida Wilson, Darlene Crockett. Eighth row, lett to right-Glenna Rae Stone, Roberta Stultz, Sandra Hess, Ioyce McMullen, Shirley Blacker, Edna Elizabeth Rogers, Pat Burnside, Ianice Frost. Ninth row, left to right-Eleanor lzatt, Susan Clark, Anita Almada, Kaye Gwilliam, Berta Sommer, Kristin Proebstel, Ruby Lou Hite, Cher l Culle . Tenth rox, left tg right-Deni Smithpeter, Barbara Klunder, Carol Colton, Darlene Burnside, Sammye Holloway, Eva Wessely. Mary Gail Williams, Yvonne Eccles. Not Pzctpxed-Gretchen Dunlap, lanis Palmer. Billie Holbrook, Arleta Wirth. Beverly Barker. HE PURPOSE OF THE PEP CLUB is to be a service club to the athletic department oi the school. Our year began with the annual Get-Acquainted Dance registration day. The services of our club really began with football season. These services were sponsoring pep as- semblies, going to all the games, decorating the goal posts. serving refreshments to the teams after games, doing a formation Armistice Day and serving at the football and basketball banquets. During bas- ketball season these services were continued. The season was highlighted by our trip to Hermiston where we performed during half-time. These formations were prepared and produced by our drill captain. Ioyce Cole, who did an excellent ioh with this big responsibility. The trip was an exchange trip with Hermis- ton's Pep Club, visiting us and staying with our Pep Club members. Baseball season our organization at- tended all the games and backed the team in the usual way. I We ended the year with the annual Pep Club and Lettermen picnic at which everyone had loads of fun, Adviser-Mrs. Scroggs. Page 48 i-f I xCln 1 3' :Km 555, 1 lg! -,fi 254' S 3... BOB MYERS DON GARREN ROGER PAYTON President Vice President Secretary First row, left to right-Robert Watson, Bob Valiant, Ron Nelson, Orville Butts, Bob Harrison, George Gildersleeve, Larry Vlright, Mr. Bob Sweet, Adviser. Second row, left to r1ght4Roger, Payton, Bob Myers, Don Garren, Hugh Lee, Freeman Cochram, David Wright, Kenny Bond Third row, left to r1ghtJBob Rohrbach. Dale Nicely, David Wyatt Po grth :ow left tc rtghtflim Ortloii, Iim Pifher, Dave Davis Fifth row, left TO right!-Lee Webb, Les Taylor, Ralph Hutton Sixth row, if-it to right-Bruce Klunder, Mike Doherty, George Smull Sf-:fnth row, lfix to Flijlli4DGYl'OW Conklin, Eddie Payton, Edward Coombes. tlxgvn :ow to right-Darold Parry, David Hansen, Dick Love Not Pictured-Rex Titus, Bobb McKittrick LETTERMEN'S CLUB HE LETTEHMEN'S CLUB iirst activity this year was its participation on Pep Night. A skit was put on .iccessiully and the annual leg show was won by Bob Watson. After football season was over the Lettermen held their initiation, which, oi course, is a never-to-be-for gotten sight. In February a smoker was held by the Boosters Club to raise money, and the Lettermen gave their all to help. The year was brought to a close with a picnic at Radium which was held jointly by the Pep Club and Lettermen's Club. Page 50 Page 51 DICK LOVE IIM PIFHER BUZZ BANTA KENNY BOND President Vice President Secretary Chaplain Clockwzse from point-Dick Love. Buzz Banter. Mike Hoff. Roger Payton. Mike Doherty. Bruce Klunder. Eddie Payton. Dave Eng. David Hansen. David Wright. Don Garren. Adviser Mr. Adamson. Dave Davis. Jerry Young. Billy Cole. Orville Butts. George Gildersleeve. Roger god? Marriner Izatt. Leslie Taylor. Kenny Bond. lim Pifher. Not pictured-Ice McEnroe. Dale ice y. HI-Y HE HI-Y CHAPTER OF BAKER has been very active this year. One of the big proi- ects the Hi-Y and the Tri-Hi-Y have undertaken was the preparation for the pre-legisla- tive conference which was held here on February 2l. 1953. At this conference we elec- ted a Senate Chaplain. Kenny Bond: Senate Clerk. Dean Masterson. La Grande: and two reporters. We had speeches on different phases of legislation and a very good luncheon prepared by our cooks. The two clubs then prepared a bill to present in the Youth Government session held in Salem in April. The Hi-Y club has sponsored the noon movies at the high school which the students have enjoyed very much. The group also sponsored two dances, and a party was held for Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y members in the cafeteria last Ianuary. SHIRLEY AYDELOTT DIXIE DIXON KAREN WEAVER BARBARA KLUNDER President Vice President Secretary Treasurer First row, 1-gf! to right-Ianet Arteburn, Leta Rae Lewis, Dixie Dixon Second row left to right-Shirley Aydelott, Deni Smithpeter, Donna Young Third row left to TIQHTJNGDCY Kelly, Neva Vllellman, Susan Ryder Poirfh 'ow ki' to rzqht-Sharon McCord, Lorene Hutton, Alma Fuller, Dorothy Makinson, Shirley Freitag, Evelyn Wright Fifi row, .-.f' C 'fri-Sandra Smith, Eleanor Izatt, Susan Clark, Anita Almada, Nancy Scott, Pat Burnside. Edna Rogers, Darlene Burnside, loan Adamson. SIPY5 YOW lfff 'C 'iZ1l 'SGmmY0 HOHOV-'GY' Gail Williams. Serita Gilkison, Shannon Kirby, Eva Wessely, Ida Wilson. Lynda Wood- house. S+-'wnth row .' 1' to Ili! ---Barbara Klunder, Ann Compton, Darlene Crockett, Evelyn Butts, Kaye Gwilliam, Sandra Hess, Sally Manary, Mary Io Basche. E:'1:.'r1 row .f t' 'fn '!Ql2'ffKUl'9l1 Vvleaver, Mildred Conklin, Beverly Ielords, Marilyn Borgen, Ianet McNeil. Pam Palmer. flzrrr :ow 1-i' 'Q '.a?3'WI.aVonne Hester. Sherry Francis, Carole Simonsen, Ioyce Mesler, Daisy Smull, Marilyn Hoy, Sarah Price, Ildrlscr Mrs. Scroggs. Not ,zqctsred-lean Adamson, Bil ie Holbrook. TRI-HI-Y HE TRI-Hl-Y was just newly organized this year. It consists ol about lifty girls with a president, vice president. treasurer, secretary. and chaplain as the ollicers. At the first of the year the club had a slum- ber party which took place in the cafeteria. Also a Halloween party was put on by the Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y lor the grade school children of Baker. The club has made money by having cooked food sales and concessions at games. The Tri-Hi-Y helped put on the pre-legislative conference with the Hi-Y here in Baker. Also the club sent two delegates to Salem to take part in the State Legislative Conference. Adviser-Mrs. Scroggs. Page 52 PAT WHITELEY BOB VALIANT MARRINER IZATT BERNARD LARSON President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sfctcd-Ierry Austin. Bernard Larson. Standing left to righ:!Mr. Woodhouse, adviser: Richard Savage. Marriner lzatt, Ronald Hogg. Pat Whiteley. Bob Valiant. lack York. Dale Shreifler. Iim Clubb. RADIO CLUB HE RADIO CLUB was organized this year. The purpose of the club is to attain, for members. the benefits of amateur radio. The club plans for the year are to set up a station at the airport. and to build a transmitter tor the station in the school. Adviser-Mr. Woodhouse. Page 53 Hn' Yin -5. -rw tg.. ,. 'QW' 1 ? FERRIEL MCKINNEY BARBARA KLUNDER ANN NERO President Vice President Secretary ,ZA 'C '1l'A Gail Williams, Ieanette Hunt. Eleanor Izatt, Shannon Kirby, Kristin Proebstel, Eva Wessely. Kaye Gwilliam. Berta Sommers, Edna Rogers. Pamala Palmer. cxznfi A 2' to '1'1:.f Barbara Proebstel. Mrs. Long, adviser: Sally Smith. Ianet Arteburn, Nancy Kelly. Sharron Woodworth. Susan Ryder. Marilyn Roy. Neva Wellman. Io Anne Kof- ford. Virginia Wood. Bud Titus. lim Anderson. Ierry Iordan, Milford Cundift. fl .- t' to :1 1:.' Ferriel McKinney. Barbara Klunder. Sandra Proebstel, Margaret Pettibone. Ann Nero, Rosaleen Troyer, Darlene Iackson, Roberta Reagan. Ida Vlilson. Susan Vaughan, Ierry Coons. Ruby Hite, Shirley Long. Donald Nygord. Manton Mitchell. Ichn Runft. Ricky Biswell, David Hansen. -V -' ' 1:4 Bill Bell. George Kirklin. Uinta Callahan. Io Ann Turner. Ianet McNeil. Paul Ingram. lim Abbott. Ken Eng. p1:'.re:l-lean Adamson, Edna Bach. Sammye Holloway. TURMA FIDELES HE TURMA FIDELES is an organization consisting of students taking Latin and those having finished two years of Latin. Its purpose is to learn more of the background. moods. and feelings of the Roman civi- lization together with the Latin Language itself. The executive council is the ruling party of the club and consists of the club officers. Adviser-Mrs. Long. Page 54 Page 55 REX TITUS BUZZ BANTA SUSAN RYDER President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer First row l-'tt to right-Lorena Cantrell, Dixie Dixon, Anne McAllister, Sarah Price. Susan Ryder, Sharon McCord. Sf-:ond row left to rigntfllrdis Bainter. Ioyce Mesler. Wayne Monk, Sanny Heilner, Rex Titus. Third :cw Zeit to right-Mrs. Long, adviser: Mary Io Basche. Eric Ingram, Barbara Proeb- stel. Roberta Reagan, Buzz Banta. Not pictured-lim Crabtree. ESTOS QUE SABEN LO TODO OVEMBER 1952 dates the organizing of what is now known as Estes Que Saben lo Todo club of which the Spanish students of the classes SZ and SS are the charter members. Aside from the drawing up of our constitution, there was little activity that equalled the preparation and performance oi our skit on Pep Night-the big hull fight-remember? Costumes and performance were repeated by request for the Farm Bureau convention. The evening was most enjoyable and the club wishes to take this opportunity to thanlf Mr. Patton and the F.F.A lor the party given at a later date as their kind expression of their appreciation. By this time Christmas spirit descended on the school with great enthusiasm and the holidays found us all at Barbara Proebstel's to a bang up Christmas party featuring many varieties ot Spanish foods in a Spanish set- ting. The object oi our activities this year has been to acquaint the club members with the Spanish customs and culture. This we have enjoyed and we all hope the club will continue to grow and have the success and tun that we have had. FOYCE MESLER SANDRA PROEBSTEL SALLY SMITH PAT LONGACRE President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Fi Second row, left to right-Sarah Price, Carol Colton, Betty Guyer. Sherry Francis. Third row, left to right-Mrs. Romig, adviser: Pat Longacre, Ianet Arteburn. Betty Izatt, Sally Smith. Sandra Proebstel, Ioyce Mesler. Not pictured-Mary Lou Dolby Wirth, Eileen Grant, Iean Adamson, Arleta Wirth. rst row, left to right-Sharron Woodworth. Marilyn Roy, Ieanne Mitchell. F.T.A. HE EDNA M. BEMENT FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CLUB is now four years old. Seventeen active members signed up this year and all have had the opportunity to do substitute teaching two or more times in the Baker grade schools. Meetings have been held regularly every Tuesday noon. Election of 1953-54 otiicers takes place in May and is followed by installation ceremon- ies anil the annual dinner. Page 56 Xvrzl' fv- BOBB McKlTTRICK GARY RUSH LLOYD FISHER ELDON DEARDORFF President Vice President Secretary Treasurer First row lelt to right-Robert Harrison. Darold Parry. Byrl Landers, Bohb McKittrick. Second row, left to r1ghtfGary Rush, Eldon Deardorti, LeRoy Smith, George Smull, Mr. Herman, student teacher from Oregon State College. 'Third row lett to right-Mr. Patton, adviser: Edward Nichols, Lloyd Fisher, Dale Guyer, Robert Crimin. Donald Baggerly. Fourth row left to right-Eugene Warden, Floyd Deardorii, Howard Payton, Lloyd Ensminger. Robert Iensen, Barry Simrell. flot pict's:edgRobert Watson, Norman Ebell, Ioe McEnroe, Russell Beason, Ronald Huggins. Franklin Govar, Larry Hack, Donald Everson. F.F.A. HE BAKER CHAPTER has enioyed one oi its most successful seasons in several years. The livestock judging team won sixth place in livestock iudging at the State Fair in Salem last year. Byrl Landers, the chapter's State Farmer, attended the National Convention at Kansas City, Missouri. and won a bronze plaque in the poultry judging contest. The chapter held its annual banquet in November with the presentation ot the Honorary Chapter Farm- er award and a speech by the State Treasurer. National F.F.A. Week was observed by the chapter by presenting a radio program over radio station K.B.K.R. and by placing a display in a store window downtown. Adviser-Mr. Patton. Page 57 NANCY SCOTT President First row lfrlt to Second row, ld Evelyn Butts lUDY I-'ALES Vice President rzght-Shannon Kirby. Selma Reagan, Iudy Fales. to Tlgl1l7NUHCY Scott, Ieannette Hunt, Laura Mae Chapman. Ianet McNeil. Mrs. Beradine Gildersleeve. adviser. SPURS HE SPURS CLUB is a sophomore organization composed of eight girls. They wear purple corduroy skirts and the Spur emblem on gold sweaters. Their purpose is ser- vice and you'll find them at games. plays. concerts, and any other musical or school program doing their best to serve you. Page 58 fzyv? BULLDUG ... , CLUB .X :-v 1- A Mx f .. i, N... ' , ,g,ii,fiL. . . '-' 3, f--gf' . P ..7':'P,Q,,gQ? wily-,fix 'qrffs-Q? W - fa-1, s s , .4 ' 2.324.- .L-....-. . n......:... Page 59 DAVE DAVIS RON BOWERS President Secretary-Treasurer First row, lt-fx zo rzghtflton Bowers, Alvin Knotts, Mike Hoff, Dave Davis, Ierry Iordan, Manton Mitchell. Sfccnd row Zeit fc rzgltt-Roger Rode, Gene Thompson, Larry Wright, lim Ortlott, Max Lane, adviser. Koi pictured-Gary Fox, Freeman Cochram, Franklin Gover, Bubu Howard, Allred Berdahl. Neil Thomason. Ron Nelson, Dick Averett. BULLDOG CLUB HIS ORGANIZATION is devoted to doing any duties that may arise around B.H.S. Some ol these duties are patroling the lield. helping at football and basketball games, parking cars, taking tickets and The membership is limited to twenty-lour persons. It is preferred that students wishing membership are not in many other activities 'QTY' SHARON MCCORD BILLIE HOLBROOK CAROLE SIMONSEN ORVILLE BUTTS Editor Assistant Editor, lst semester Assistant Editor, 2nd semester Business Manager First row is-fi -'Q Y1f1l'fffMilf0fd Cundiif, Sharron Woodworth, Karen Weaver. Susan Ryder, Dixie Dixon, Anita Almada, Betty Izatt, Ianet Arteburn, Mary Ann Hansen, Deni Smithpeter, Ad- viser Mrs. Brown. Sf-cond 'ow left tc rrgkt-Neva Wellman, Nancy Kelly, Nancy Scott, Pat Burnside. Orville Butts. Third :ow lf? 'c '1zjh'flerry'lordan, Ken Eng. Yvonne Eccles, Gloria Stoddard, Rosaleen Troye er, Carole Simonsen, Marilyn Borgen, Daisy Smull, Thaoma Church, Sharon McCord, George Gildersleeve. Not pzctgred-Gretchen Dunlap. Anne McAllister, Billie Holbrook. NUGGET HE NUGGET OF 1952-53 was compiled by a very capable staff. Few people realize the many hours ot hard work that go into the organization of a year book such as this, with students working on their own time as no school credit is given for this activity. No credit can be given to any one person. It takes team work, iust as it does in football, basketball, or any other activity. Vtle of the Nugget Staff sincerely hope that this year's book will help recall many memories ot B.H.S. and your school days. Adviser-Mrs. Brown. Page 60 Page 61 S3 lk f-. i-1 1 , ,. .Qi iq 'C YL' ANN NERO SHARON MCCORD DAVE DAVIS MIKE HOF? Editor Feature Editor Sports Editor Sports Editor First rc:-.' left tc right-Mike Hoff, Sharon McCord, Ann Nero. Dave Davis. Seccnd 'cw left to right-Deni Smithpetter, Sally Smitth, Sharron Woodworth, Marilyn Roy, Su- Hsaniltyder. Mary Ann Rouse, Dixie Dixon, Dorothy Makinson, Sandra Proebstel, Nancy Scott, Mrs. Long. adviser. ci row, left tc right-Ianet Arteburn, Mary Io Basche, Nancy Kelly, Neva Wellman, Paul Ingram, Bob Valiant, Nancy Dougherty, Helen Davis, Marilyn Eolkman, Margaret Pettibone. Gail Williams, Ferriel McKinney. Anita Almada, Ann Compton. E rth row left to rtghtglerry Iordan, Roger Rode, Ken Eng, Manton Mitchell, Eric Ingram, U A Wayne Monk. TI of pictured-Gretchen Dunlap. THE LOG HE BI-WEEKLY SCHOOL NEWSPAPER which is called the Baker Hi Log is published to present news to the students. lt gives those with writing ability an opportunity for publication. This year a class of journalism was offered to teach the fundamentals of a newpaper. The staff consists of an editor, Ann Nero: assistant editor, Mary Io Basche: feature editor, Sharon Mc' Cord: sports editors. Mike Hoff and Dave Davis: business manager, Gretchen Dunlap: collectors and reporters. Mrs. Long is the Log's irreplaceable adviser. She is also the instructor of the journalism class. First row, left to right-Adviser Mrs. Gildersleeve. Carole Simonsen, Mary Ann Hansen, Ieannetie May, Sharon McCord, Ioan Cox, Deni Smithpeter. Second row, left to right-Dick Love. Orville Butts, Don Garren, Roger Payton, Bob Rohrbach, George Gildersleeve. COURTESY PATROL THE COURTESY PATROL is ct cornporotively new group, orgcr- nized in the summer of l95l. Their purpose is to oct os guides for oll persons wishing to View the school ond receive intorrnotion in regord to structure, copocity, design, etc. The twelve members ore olwoys busy showing people through our new school. The Potrol is to be ct perrndnent orgonizotion in the school. Page 62 S I' f S I 5 Ha l ollnnl Page 63 MAX LANE BOB SWEET CHUCK STEVENSON Coaches Tl-IE PRESENT ATHLETIC PROGRAM at Baker High continues to keep pace with the fine traditions of the past. Our football and baseball teams both placed second in the tough Blue Mountain Conference. The basketball squad finally won a series from La Grande, to end a La Grande five year domination. Track squads will improve when their track is completed. The Student Body, Pep Club, Rally Squad, and the bands, are a colorful and very effective force in Baker Athletics. The athletic program is indeed fortunate to have such organizations support- ing them, CHUCK STEVENSON BOB SWEET MAX LANE Rah For 'f JW 7. 5 19 ' qw LP 2 ,i 'I if Q lg.--1 fm, 3 :Bob Qoh T'b8C IN Ken1221'Bon BOBTTBISTS 'M fDzc Love George G 1!3f.?f5k'647 Don Garren J ,He ff !.?f4.a 7 Orville Baffin! 'go er Q Ta an YL J K. 21293 L,e5hgTay1or ff Q A WM? Leewgbb BAKER ONTARIO LA GRANDE HERMISTON MAC HI PENDLETON THE DALLES NAMPA VALE LA GRANDE 4 :bamld 'David Cruiser' Wright , f'Df3V3iDaVi5 ff ?1Zc'f2' 6' HU h 4' Pilar! CH gf 3 'IF , 5' sw A fo , M Q, .H U vi Q gtactnx ,xv , 4 wwf f P3 wig. f-. Ktgf- ye Q ia 2-Zi. -2, If :J 6 EAW y v -gf' fc. M W QQ sq' x :Qq'p? 'X' fi? 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Baker got lLa Grandes Goat tor this year. THE COMEBACK KIDS THE FIRST GAME BETWEEN BAKER AND LA GRANDE was won by La Grande GUAM at Baker, The next night the Bulldoos tripped the Tiaers 4783 to even the series. The seccnd series saw La Grande flatten the Bulldogs 64-31. The tollowina niaht the Bulldcas made basketball history '.-:lien the 'A,' asain came back and defeated trie Tiaers 49116. The fifth and defgdina game was played at Union. The Corrie back kids played a near perfect tirst halt over Ea Grande and ,iustled to a 44f4l victory. Pla '.,' ra Ontario the same '.',' eek, the Bxilldoas dropped two straight, thus sending: Ontario to Eugene. The lQ52f53 sauad ma 'A., not have been Bakers areatest team, but they have set an all time Eilah for pertorriances against La Grande. Their terrific corne back will serve as an inspiration to future Ba- ker TQQQS, Page 74 - A C 1 i v - i 1 t i e s 19 . 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Vw., 5 Q ii is R xxqx: ...sw Q siif-n-..,, N Nx XX xx RBA xt wlfk 'qw fl ,x 0' an 3? all,-f ul Y fi F , fm -U hm-l X S P o n s I' S Pg 83 NUGGET SPONSORS Leo Adler Alexander Clothlng Co G B Allen Plumbmg and Heattng Allrson Fortner Supply Co Antlers Hotel Baker Abstract and Tttle Co Baker Drug Center Baker Garage Baker Hotel Baker M1ll and Gram Co Baker Packtng Co Baker State Bank Bakers Super Market Baker Theatres Barker Motor Co Basche Sage Hardware Beatty Chapel Btswell Drs Boger and Flora Bohn s Men s Store The Bootery Blue Mountam Dtstnbutors Dr Burchtort Cal Pac Ulll1l1eS Co Sandy Camp Ponttac Chaves Food Center Clark Motor Co Clubb s Fountam Cook and Emele Sheet Metal Crown Cleaners QS Laundry Curtman 61 Ullman Curtls Iewelry Cut Rate Market Datry Queen Democrat Herald The Derry Patnt Store Dunlap 6 Tyler Insurance Aaency Dunn 6 Iackson Lawyers Eardley Lumber Co Eleanor s Flowers Elltson Dr C K Emrtch Furntture Co Ftrst Nattonal Bank The Frtsbte Long Insurance Agency C1 Lowell Fuller lnsurance Agency W A Gtldersleeve Gwtlltam s Bakery Hadley s Hallock Banta Stlven and Horton Holman Studto Hunt Brothers lackson s Food Market KBKB Badto Statton Bruce Ktrkpatrtck Motor Co Kottee Kup Langrell s Tradmg Post Kenny Lanyon Levmger s Bexall Drug Store Lew Brothers Mays Gltt Shop P M McAll1ster Motor Co Q H P McCord of Son McManus Motor Co McNe1l Auto Parts Mtller s Lunch Mr and Mrs Carroll Mttchell Monarch Maytag Cc Muegge Drug Co Esther Munk Studto , , . i I V , , . , , , Ben's Transfer Floyd T. Iones and Son , , , , . , ,, , , . 'A . . . C 8 NUGGET SPONSORS Music Center, The Nehi Bottling Co. Nero's Marshall-Wells Store Neuberger of Heilner W. I, O'Connor Oregon Lumber Company Oregon Wood and Coal Palmer Bros. Iewelers Payless-tor-Drugs I. C. Penney Co. Pioneer Federal Savings and Loan Poe Motor Co. Dr. Robert Pollock Poulsen, Dr. P. L. Rea ci Ragsdale Record-Courier The Reds Shell Service Red Top Barbecue D Robbs Ladies Shop rive ln Robb's Shoe Shop Lewis E. Roberts Roy and Owens Associated Royal Cate Roy's lce Cream Ryder Brothers Schreeck's lce and Cold Storage Sinclair's Meat Market Smith Brothers Smoke Shop Steak House Stevens, H. C. 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