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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1954 volume:

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THOMAS HUNT LEFT T: RIGHT-M . Th Page 3 D F1 I. omas Hunt, Mr. Henri Levinger, Mr. I: R. Evans, Mr. Eugene Hammond r ora Biswell, Mrs. Peggy Sutter urg, Mr. Tom Richards. Bnard nf Education HIGH AMONG THE SERVICES that man can render to his fellow men must be ranked the work of School Board members. Theirs is the responsibility by law to establish and maintain an adequate school system so that students and faculty together may part the dark curtain of ignorance, and eliminate the bias and discrimination which have no place in a society of free men. Early in our nation's history it was recognized that our society could not exist without an enlightened citizenry. The job of education was established as a function of the state, and by the states was referred to the local communities where voters elect their rep- resentatives to serve without pay in the vital function of educating the youth. Two-fold is the function of education: to perpetuate our democratic wayof life with the heritage of culture on which it is based: and to train the youth to individual competence for participation in our type of society. To open the door of opportunity for youth is the function and service of the Board of Education. I. H. EVANS E 5 MR. IAMES H. ADAMSON Principal Principals Message THE YEAR 1953-54 IS GONE. We can re-live no part of it. The experiences oi that year are a part of us. We can remove none of them. The motto of our Senior Class. What We Do Today Is For Tomorrow, must apply to all oi us. We have the facilities lor doing those things today which will insure our success tomorrow. It is my sincere hope that all have found their time here interesting and profitable. Best wishes to all for continued suc- cess in the years to corne. I. H. ADAMSON Faculty MR. WILLIAM BIEDERMANN MRS. BARBRA EARDLEY American Problems Girls' P.E. and Health World History Biology 45,- ' Wg, if , ' , af gf. ,A fineifzzqi Q . Q ' Q 1 an s ,f Ag .- O ff 'E H' 4 W'-1 Q 1 an Pgel MR. CHARLES STEVENSON MR. ROBERT SWEET Biology Bo s' PE. cmd Health Coaching US. History Coaching MR. IOE UPDEGRAFF MR. GLENN WOLFE Commercial Etiiqtiirxcl Arts MR. IVAN WOODHOUSE MISS ALICE LEE K Mcxtherlgczgaii Ofhce Secretory ,fr L use . , ix K Wi N P if xx 7 ,QQ-7 V K E Zmvw I jg ALLAN BANTA BRUCE KLUNDER DENI SMITHPETER President VICE President Secretary Student Iinumzil STUDENT AFFAIRS in Baker High are controlled by the Student Council which is composed ot the associated student body officers and the officers oi each class. Besides routine business such as scheduling dances and concessions for organizations and classes the Council is in charge ot student body elections held each year in March. All actions of classes and organizations, excluding curric- ulum, are considered by the Council. Mr. Biedermann is the adviser. FRONT Row, LEFT TO NIGHT-GGIY Smith. Greg Young. Ken Eng, Iohn Hammond, Ed R r , S n R der. na oge s usa y sack Row, LEFT TO RIGHT-BIUCB Klunder. Buzz Bama, Mike Doherty, Mr. Bied- ermann, Adviser: Deni Smithpeter. Darrell Bales. 'f'N MMC? 4 kgfiyf ' 2' nr- ' ' v, .r14 s . can v ,.,,v qv ,s A ,.-.r . .fx v wgfxw- Q L ,xg ,, 15 W' i23f'?',- L' fit, -3 f 2' , .sw 'ag .,: ,g.. Q-if 42, 2.4 - f' x -. ef-i , we .v V4 fag, Ken Ying Eng Michael Thomas Doherty Senior Class President Senior Class Vice President National Honor 3-4, Vice Pres 35 Nnqgf-1 liilClIFl'1ITlf-'lVlllCt' l-2-3-4, Log 2-3-45 Hand l-2-3, Pfg Hand 3, li Sq :ad football 2, B Squad Basketball 1' Wy! 29 wild We'- fm I t 4, ' Q , 5 .A 5 f, 4 . nifi- K MVS J ,JA -4 .:.., , I-,I I , : . 2 I , . . ,fb V znvv , ,, , 1.-iv f . ,W . A W ,Q ljffvlfiiiv b,' :2,34Ir.: . ' wg ,af 'N ,A P A, ,qw :Vw I V .f 'ff gr, in-fx Susan Ryder Senior Class Secretary Nickname-Suzie Dramatxcs l-2-3, Pr-rw Club 2-3-4g Latin Lat1n Club 37 Radzo Club 45 Class Vice 2-35 football 3-47 Track 3-45 H1-Y 3-4, Sec. Club l-2-3-45 Spanish Club 2-3-4, Sec. 3g Pres 25 Vltnn-r National H S Plioto Con- 45 l..V1lif-YIY1Gl llS Club 3-4, IH L, 2-3-45 Cour- National Honor 45 'llri-Hi-Y 3-4g Central test 2, Tuturo. Collc-qs: tffsy Patrol 45 Prom Committee 3g Gaysfties Council 3 4 G A A l 2 3 Se Page 9 2, Orchestra Ry National llonor 4g Senior Council 4, Choir 3-4, Band l-2-4g Future: College - , . - - , c 2: Sports Princess 4, Gayeties l-25 Log 2-3-4, Nug- get 3-4, Girls' League l-2-3-4, Pros, 45 Prom Committee 35 Student Council 4, Sen- ior Council 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Sec, 45 Assembly Committee 45 Girl of the Month 4g Future, University of Oregon. Seniors HROUGH THE AMERICAN PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM, we have been trained to encounter our future more intelligently. fThe Class of '54 is expressing sincere gratitude to the community for the opportunity that we have had. under competent faculty and fine facilities, in better adjusting our- selvesl. The Class of '54 is the first class which will complete the three year high school in the new building. The wonderful moments of our school life will remain indefinitely in the memory of every one of us. We are very proud to be graduates of Baker Senior High School. Both in academic and extra-curricular activities the Class of '54 has shown capability for fine achievements. We were the nuclei of various organi- zations and athletic competition. The top event of the year was the class banquet and dance which were held on February 16. Altogether it was a great satisfaction, and it was the direct result of the fine cooperation of every senior. The class of the lilac and of green and silver will continue the struggle for the betterment of ourselves and of our society. We are very confident in meeting our future with our inspiring motto: What we do today is for tomor- row. -By KEN ENG WS---v t 5 -qv , T57 L .-f' 3 K- ' JC 1 if eff , , Q , if , ,I f ' x . f' a-4 .7 '25 ii' 'Q L' -9.- , NCQ- . I 4. I -.1 FS 'U' 19'- ,-CY -rv s... ,,P RUDOLPH EDWARD ABBOTT Nickname-lim Baseball l5 Ili L 35 Future' Ilngineez IEAN MARIE ADAMSON lbramatics 45 Choir 2-3-45 Prom and Banquet 3, Cafeteria Assistant 2-3, I'.'l'.A, 3-4, Treas, 45 Latin Club 3-4, Vice Pu-fs 45 Nattonal llon- or 3-45 Girls League I-2-3-4, Spurs 2, Assis- tant Librarian 25 l'rz-Ht-Y 45 Illlluftfi Elcniun- tary Tffaching LOTA FERN ALEXANDER Ntckname-fFerme Cltoir 2-3-4, 'lriylv 'l'rio 45 l 'l' A. 45 Tri-lli-Y 45 Girls' League 2-3-45 Futurt-. Undecided ELAINE FAE ALLEN Nickname!-FeFe Dramatics 35 GA A 2-35 Girls' League l-2-3- 4, Future: College and Housewife DONALD FLOYD BAGGERLY Nickname-Don Track 45 F.F.A. l-2-35 Future, Rancher ALLAN HAROLD BANTA Nickname-Buzz B Squad Basketball 2-3-45 Spanish Club 2-3-4, Sergeant-at-Arms 35 Boys' li-cl lg Hi-Y 2-3-4, Chaplain 45 IRL 4, Historian 45 National lionor 3-45 Student Council 2-45 A.S,B. Pres, 45 Student Athletic Director 35 Class Sec, 25 Fu- ture. College MARY IO BASCHE Niclcnameeliled Latin Club l, Sec, lg Spanish Club 2-3-4, Vice Pres 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3-4, Pres 45 Quill and Scroll 3-4, 'lhesptan l-2-3-45 Log 3-4, Editor 45 A.S.B. Song Queen 45 Prom Committee 35 Sports Pzxncess 45 Class Yell Leader 35 National llonor 3-4, Pres 45 Library Assistant 45 Choir 35 Triple Trio 35 G A A. 1-25 Future: College RUSSELL OLLIE BEESON F.F,A lg Boys' Fed 1-25 Future: Farmer BILLY EDWARD BELL Nickname-Bill Boys' Fed. 25 Future' Law lfnforcernent LEWIS E. BELL NiclcnamefLuClc1e Boys' Fed 1-25 Future: Air Force MARILYN BOHGEN N1cknamefBorg Tri-Hi-Y 3-45 Triple Trio 2-3-45 Choir 2-3-45 Pep Club 2-3-45 IRL. 4, Sec. 45 Nugget 3-45 Log 2-45 Make-Up Crew 3-45 Girls' League 2-3-45 Siage Crew 35 Gayetles 25 Prom Committee 35 Pep Night Princess 45 Future: College MONA BEATRICE CARLSON Nickname-Carl and Mona Bea G A A. 2-35 Girls' League l-2-3-45 F.T.A, 45 Pep Club 45 Girl of the Month 45 Future: Col- lege for Secretarial Science THAOMA LOIS CHURCH Dramatics 35 Nugget 3-45 Girls' League 1-2-3- 45 Future: College IIM LEE CLUBB Nickname-lim Radio 35 Boys' Fed l-25 Future: Navy BILLY BRENT COLE Nickname-Curly Basketball 1-2-3-45 Hi-Y 2-3-45 Boys' Fed, I-25 Futuret College Page 10 LARRY DANIEL COLE Nickname--Fuel B Squad Football 25 Pep Band 3-45 Boys' Fed 1-25 Future: Law Lntorcernent Officer EDWARD DOUGLAS COOMBES Nickname-lid Sorry Wrong Number 35 'l'raclc 1-2-35 Letter man Club 45 Boys' Fed. 1-25 Clioir 3-45 Fu- ture: Engineer IERRIE MAXINE COONS Nickname-Smitliy G.A,A 2-3-45 Pep Club 3-45 Cliotr 45 Latin Club 35 Girls' League 3-45 Girls' Glee Club 35 Prom Committee 35 Transfer from Sonora, Calitoinia 25 luturez Undecided CHERYL RAE CULLEY Pep Club 3-45 Log l-25 '1'ri-Hi-Y 45 F.'l'A 45 Band l-25 Girls' League 1-2-3-45 luture. Ste- nographer HOWARD WAYNE DAVENPORT Boys' Fed, 1-25 Future: Aviation DAVE CLEM DAVIS Nickname-Clem Dramatics 2-3-45 Football 1-2-3-45 Basketball 35 'l'rack l-2-35 Ht-Y 2-3-45 Tnespians 3-4, Vice Pres. 45 Bulldog Club 2-3, Pres. 35 Letterman Club 2-3-45 Choir 2-3-45 Log 2-3-45 Boys' ted. 15 Prom Ccminittee 35 Gayeties 25 Senior Council 45 Future: College HELEN RUTH DAVIS Nickname-Hellion Dramatics 45 'I'ri-Hi-Y 45 Stage Crew 45 Girls' League 3-45 Log 3-45 'l'ranster from Union, Oregon 35 Anne ot Green Gables 45 Future. Undecided YVONNE RUTH DENNIS NicknamefDenn1s the Menace Girls' League 1-2-3-45 G.A.A. 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 3-45 Nugget 3-45 Prom Committee 35 Girls' League 35 Future: Housewife DIXIE COLLEEN DIXON Nickname-Dix Dramatics 35 Our Miss Brooks 35 GAA, l-25 Spanish Club 3-45 Log 2-35 Nugget 3-45 Pep Club 3-45 Choir 45 'lri-Hi-Y 2-3-4, 'l'reas 2, Vice Pres. 35 Stage Crew 2-35 Make-Up 3-45 Girls' League 1-2-3-45 Prom Committee 35 Fu- ture: Lewis and Clark College and Middle- bury School ot Languages DANNA CAROL DUDEK Nickname-Squaw Transfer from Pendleton 45 Pep Llllb 45 'I'ri- Hi-Y 45 Thespians 45 I,H.L. 45 Choir 45 Log 45 'lriple '1'rio 45 Nugget 45 Girls' League 45 Pep Nignt Princess 45 luture: College GRETCHEN ANN DUNLAP Nickname-Dutch Gayetzes 15 GJ-LA. lg l.1'.A. 45 'l'ri-Hi-Y 45 Girls' League 1-2-3-45 1.B.L. 45 Nugget 3-45 Stage Crew 15 Log 2-3-45 Business Mgr. 3-45 Band 1-2-35 Majorelte 3-45 Choir 45 Glee Club 35 Pep Club 2-3-45 Future: College DAVID ENG Nickname-Dave B Squad lrootball 1-2-35 B Squad Basketball 1-2-35 'l'rack 1-25 Hi-Y 45 Letterman Club 45 1,H.L, 45 Class Vice Pres. 15 Class Sec. 25 Hi-Y Vice Pres. 45 1.B.L. Vice Pres. 45 Future: College LLOYD K. FISHER Nickname-Sam Football 1-2-45 F.F.A. 2-3-45 Letterman Club 45 F,F.A. Treas. 3, Vice Pres. 45 Future: Navy BEVERLY IANE FLOWERS Nickname-Bev Our Miss Brooks 35 G.A.A. 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 2-V3-45 Girls' League 1-2-3-45 Gayeties 1-25 Tri- Hi-Y 45 Choir 45 Future: College MARILYN K. FOLKMAN Dramatics l-2-3-45 Tliespians 3-45 G.A.A. 2-35 Girls' League 1-2-3-45 Spurs 25 Pep Club 3-45 Stage Crew 1-2-3-45 Log 2-3-45 Triple Trio 45 Choir 45 Glee Club 35 Sports Princess 45 Fu- ture: Nurses Training Page 11 3553 Wvivj 1-XX 1 ,..,r 'Mar x 'mi ri' Vaal 'Rs . 4 -p '91 -fjjv ,- .whf .N ' '. 1 I J' v 1 is-we 5:5g 5 :,5. ..,.5, 4. h , .L 11,55 . , .wk X 1 , X '3'-E7 f is-H' lf' 1' K, vi fb ,, 'YS--uv -:ff 3 ,ra , Y My 'Q' , vu lr 4' fi 4' A 5451 fm 3 1, , 4. M, 'M iw , , mv .,,. Z ' , is I ff. I-4, Lv.+ GARRY GLENN FOX Nxcknamt- Fox Track l-Z-3, li Sqzmrl Football l23, I.f-1u:- man Club 34, Ill I, 4, liullclogsz 23-1, llrmrl l, Prom Commxttvs- fl, Boys' tk-d l, llacllo Club 4, Student AtE.le-tic ltut,-Ctoz 4, Senior lndt ,tndr-nts, lutuzf- lb? IQ'-cliantc SHERRY LEE FRANCIS GA A 4, llrozzr QTorx1n.1tt'-r- fi, Starr Cr'-vs 3, F'l' A 3-4 luzstrrrtan 4, S5 Aw, 2, ll--g Clulr 4, 'l'r1Il1-Y 2-3-4, ifrzbu 2 3-4, Cluls' Lv aqul- 1-2- 3-4, Library Assistant 2, QIGIEJICIDICI Asslstant 2-3, Future' Colle-ge WILMA MAY FRANCIS Nlcknrxuu Vvyllllt' Chou l--1, Latln Club l, Cjayetr--:Q 2, Cvulss' League l-Z-3 4, Illllllfl' llot.:,t-w1lt- SHIRLEY ANN FHEITAG Ntclsnarmf-Frrclay G A A l-2--4, 'l':1-ll1 Y 3, Gulrz' Leagum- l-2-3-4, Future Undr-ctaled IANICE MARIE FRICKE Ntclcnameflan Stage: Crew l-2-3-4, 'lbcfsptans 3-4, 'lreas 4, CIAA l-2-3, Log 2, Guts' League l-2-3-4, Cliotz 2-3-4, Future Undr.-ctdc,-d BONNIVIVE LCIDEMA GILKISON Nxckname- Bonme Czayf-ttes 2, Pep Club 3-4, Gtrls' Lf'-ague 2-3-4, GAA 2, Stage Czew 3, Clzotr 2-3-4, 'I'r1-ll1- Y 2, 'lranstrrr trom La Grande 2, Future: Col- logo HELEN GOVER Ntcknamf:--Slun G A A l, Clzoxr' 2-4, I T.A. 4, Glrls' League l- 2-3-4, Future. Housewife ZELMA LOUISE GOVEH Nlcknarne-Louts Pep Club 4, Gtrls' I.f'CIgUf' l-2-3-4, CJ A A 1-2- 3, Vtcr- Pres 3, F'l'A 4, Band l-2-3, Cltolr 4, Futurr- Women's Aux Force and College DONALD KEYES GRETTUM Nrckname-Don Transfer from Newark, Delaware 4, Future: Engmeer DALE H. GUYER Future Mechamc SANFOHD IOSEPH HEILNER Nrckname--'l'on1 Gayetms l, Chotr 4, Band l-2-3-4, Somor Councrl 4, Prom Commuter- 3, Boys' Fed. 1, Dance Band 2-3-4, Spamsn Club 2-3-4, Pres 4, Pep Band 3-4, Orchestra 2-3-4, Future: Col- lege RUBY LOU HITE Latm Club 3, Pep Club 3, FTA 4, C1,A A 1, Gmrls' League 1-2-3-4, Band l-Z, Future: Unde- clded MICHAEL GEORGE HOFF Ntclcnamo-Mike Football I-2-3-4, Basketball l-2-3-4, Baseball l-2-3-4, Track 4, H1-Y 2-3-4, IIISJIOTIGH 3-4, Thespman 3-4, Pres 4, Bulldog Club 3-4, Cour- tesy Patrol l-4, Gayetles 3, Prom Committee 3, Log Z-3-4: Letterman Club 3-4, Choir 3-4, Future: College BILLIE DIANE HOLBHOOK Nlckname--Bull Nuqqcft l-2-3-4, Make-Up 2-3-4, Log 2-3, Pop Club 2-3-4, 'l'rr-Hi-Y 3-4, Band l-2-3-4, Choir 4, Future: Hausewxle GERALD WESLEY HOWARD Nrcknamo-Bubu Bulldog Club 3-4, Sec. 4, Rally Squad 3-4, Yell Kmg 4, Future. Undeclded Page 12 CLIFFORD EUGENE HUGGINS Nickname- Huggins B Squad Football 35 F,F.A. l5 Future: Unde- cided MARY HELENE HUNT Pep Club 2-3-45 Choir 3-45 Girls' League l-2- 3-4, Vice Pres. 45 Pep Night Queen 45 Sweet- heart Ball Princess 25 Future: College PAUL GREGG INGRAM Iunior Miss 25 Boys' Fed. l-25 Bulldog Club 45 Radio 45 Log Staff 3-45 Future: College NANCY LEE KELLY Nickname-Nan Pep Club 2-3-45 Thespians 2-3-45 Sec 35 Loa 3-45 Nugget 3-45 F,'l'.A. 15 G.A.A. l-25 Latin Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3-45 Sports Princess 45 Sweet- heart Ball Princess 25 Gayeties l-25 Our Town 15 Iuruor Miss 25 Our Miss Brooks 3: Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 45 Girls' League l-2-3-4, Central Council 45 Make-Up Crew 45 Girl of the Month 45 Assembly Committee 45 Future: College LAWRENCE KENNETH KENNEDY Nickname- K Hi-YID45 Pep Band 3-45 F.F.A. 45 Future: Col- lege BRUCE WILLIAM KLUNDER Nickname-Spike Frosh Football l5 B Squad Football 25 Varsity Football 3-45 Boys' Fed. lg Hi-Y 3-4, Vice- Pres. 45 Letterman Club 3-4, Sec. 45 Honor Society 45 Student Council 45 l.R.L. 45 Band l-25 Prom Committee 35 ASB. Vice Pros 45 Future: College ALVIN E. KNOTTS Nickname-Al Bulldog Club 2-3-45 Hi-Y 45 Boys' Fed. 15 Freshman Football l5 Future: Undecided LAURANCE W. LQKAMP Nickname-Bill Future: Law and Engineering VIRGINIA LAMMERT Girls' League l-2-35 Future: Undecided NELLIE LORRAINE LANGLITZ Nickname--Nellie Girls' League l-2-3-45 Future: Secretary CATHERINE DIANA LLOID Nickname-Casey G.A.A. l5 Girls' League 1-Z-3-45 Future:Nurs- ing SHIRLEY FRANCES LONG Latin Club 3-45 Spurs 21 Girls' League l-2-3- 45 Future: College IOHN WILLIAM LUCY Nickname-lack B Squad Football 35 Football 45 Boys' Fed. l5 Rand l-35 Letterman Club 45 Hi-Y 45 Future: College HELEN ANNE MCALLISTER Nickname- Little Orphan Annie Gayeties lg Spanish Club 2-3-4, Sec. 45 Tri- Hi-Y 45 Choir 3-45 Log Staff 45 Nugget 2-3-45 Prom Committee 35 Pep Club 3-45 Triple Trio 45 Girls League I-2-3-45 Spurs 2-3-4, Pres. 25 LR L. 45 Pep Night Princess 45 Senior Coun- cil 45 Thespians 45 Future: Housewife IOE MCENROE Baseball 2-3-45 Football 2-3-45 F.F.A. 2-3-45 Hi- Y 45 F.F.A. Sec. 45 Future: Farmer Page 13 Qt vixes A ' 1 x -.-A Y? IM- l uv' fn-5 K 'Dk -4, .., 5 fu .2 Y ko, ix' if f are -1- K '4- 15 -J ei A :ti 21 4 ,fs : il' ,ff f J fb. -B 5 L . 1 t -5 r-, C ,S -1' RTW- 5 ' M. .-4 A- f -4' A f- , ft my HQ : ' ..-e 1' 'Q , ur' .31 lf. 4 X ' wrfllff g 'Wikif . Mya, 1 ' f 5 . 544535 -PM .X . 'G 'S-49 Q 94' Lb 1651434 sl - 5 Aw ROBERT ORAN MCKITTRICK Nicknam---Bobb R Squad Football 125 Football 3 45 lj Squad Basketball l-25 'l'raCk 2-3-45 Baseball 45 FFA l-2-3-4, Pri-s 3-45 Letterman Club 3-4, Pres. 45 lli-Y 4, National lrlonor Society 45 Courtesy llafrol 45 Senior Council 45 Prom Cfommittm- 35 Class Sv-C 3, Studt-nt Council 35 liutur--. College SALLY ANN MANARY Nickname---Sal GAA l-7, Log 25 Srorts Princess 4, Pr-p Club 2-3-4, Puts 45 Girls' Lf-aguzr l-2-3-45 'l'ri- llt-Y 45 Courtesy Patrol 45 Banquet Chairman 35 Concession Chairman 35 Future' Oregon State- College IOYCE IONE MILLER Nickname'--loy 'l'ranslrr lrom Portland 45 Honor Society 45 Girls' League 45 Future llousewile MARLYNN GAYLE MITCHELL Nickname-Mitch GA A 2, Spanish Club 4, Girls' League l-2- 3-4, Futurc-. Undecided DONALD CASPER NYGORD Nickname-Red Dramatics 2-3-45 Band 2-3-45 Orchestra 2-3-45 'lhesgrtan 2-3-4, Honor 'lhesptan 45 H1-Y 45 Stagr- Crt-W 2-35 Log 45 Latin Club 35 Prom Committee 35 Gayeties 25 Future: College IIM ALLEN ORTLOFF Nickname--Big lim llrarriattcs 3, Football 2-3-45 Basketball 3-45 Track l-25 Soxtnq l-2-3 45 Letterman 3-45 lli-Y 45 Bulldog Club 2-3-45 Sgt,-at-Arms 45 Choir l-2-3-45 FFA. l-2-35 Greenhand l, Treas. l5 Future: College or Marines IAMES WILLIAM PIFHER Nickname-Ilm Football l-2-3-4, B Squad Basketball l, Var- sity 2-3-45 Base-ball l-2-3-45 Track 3-45 Letter- man Club 3-4, l.R.L 45 lli-Y 2-3-4, Vice Pres, 3, Pres 45 Band 1-2-35 Choir 45 Orchestra 35 From Committee 35 Boys' Fed. 15 Future. Col- ege HAROLD THERON POINTS Nickname-Pete Band l-2-3-45 Choir 3-4 VIVIAN DELORES POSTON Nickname-Dee 'l'ransler5 Girls' League 1-45 Future. Undecid- ed SARA IANE PRICE Nickname-Sari FTA, l-2-3-4, Sec, 45 Spanish Club 2-3-45 Pep Club 3-45 G,A A. 15 Girls' League 1-2-3-4, Bul- letin Editor 45 'I'r1-Hi-Y 35 Gayeties l-25 Sports Princess 45 Future: College ROBERTA ANN REAGAN G,A,A. 15 Spanish Club 2-3-45 Latin Club 3-4, Pres 45 F.'l',A 25 Girls' League l-2-3-45 Cen- tral Council 3, Treasurer 45 l.R,L. 45 Future: Teacher BEVERLY IRENE REEDER Nickname-Moosie GA.A. l5 Girls' League 1-2-3-45 Future: Unde- Cided MARCIA RAE RICHARDS Dramatics 35 G.A.A. 1-2-3-45 Orchestra l-2-35 Band 3-45 Girls' League l-2-3-45 Cafeteria As- sistant 45 Pep Band 45 Future: College EVELYN MAE RIGGAN Nickname-Evie Senior Council 45 Girls' League l-2-3-45 Prom Committee 35 Librarian Assistant 3-45 F,T,A. 45 Band 1-2-3-45 Pep Band 3-45 Orchestra 35 'I'ri-Hi-Y 45 National Honor 3-45 Sec 45 G.A A. 2-3-45 Future: 'leaching ROGER DICK RODE Nickname-Toad Football l-2-3-45 Basketball 1-25 Hi-Y 2-3-4' Bulldog Club Z-3-45 Letterman Club 45 Boys Fed. l5 Senior Council 45 Future: College Page 14 NEIL ROGERSON Transfer from Sistr-rs, Oregon 35 Future, Un decided MARILYN IOANNE ROY Nickname---Moo Moo Dramatics 35 Trl-H1-Y 35 Pr-p Club 3-4, VIC' Pros 45 Latin Club 3-45 Log 2-3-4, F'l A. 3 4 Vice Prws 45 Choir 25 Girls' Lmfagur- 2-3-4 Prom Committee 35 Courtesy Patrol 45 Futurfe Oregon State RICHARD ARDEN SAVAGE ltlicknarrtf--VJVLJAV rtadio Club 3-45 Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Pres 4 Future: Radio and Television 'l'f-clznician SANDRA IEAN SHAKLEE BYRNS Nicknamw Ioanne Girls' League l-2-3-45 Future: llousewife HERB IOSEPH SEAVER Nicknamr--Ioe Transter 45 Future: Air Force and Law lin- lorcernent CHARLES CRIDDLE SHELTON NlCl'fl lGII1F'AC:ltl.C Drarnatics 2, B Squad Football 3, Varsity 4 Pep Band 3-45 Band l-2-3-45 Choir 45 Orches- tra l-2-35 Future. College DALE E. SHREFFLEH Dramatics 35 Radio Club 3-4, Soc,-Treas 4, Future: College CAROLE PAYE SIMONSEN Nickname-Simi son Band l-2-3-45 Pep Band 35 Pep Club 2-3-45 Central Council 2-3-4, Sec. 35 'l'Y1'H1'Y 2-3-4, Chaplain 3, Vice Prr-s. 45 Nugget 2-3-4, Asst Editor 3, llditor 45 Choir 45 Make-Up Crt-w 3- 45 Girls' League 1-2-3-45 Tri-State Class Dele- gate 25 Courtesy Patrol 3-45 Quill and Scroll 3-4, Vice Pres. 45 Senior Council 45 Girl ol the Month 35 Future: Lewis and Clark Col- lege DENI SMITHPETER Nickname-Smith Thespian l-2-3-4, 'lreas 35 'l'rx-lli-Y 3-4, Clzoir 2-3-45 Orchestra 35 G.A.A. lg Log l-2-3-45 Nug- get l-2-3-45 Girls' League l-2-3-4, Historian 25 Central Council l-25 National llonor 45 Stu- dent Council 3-45 Triple Trio 2-3-45 Pep Club 2-3-4, Treas 35 Courtesy Patrol 3-45 LRL 45 Gayeties 1-25 Iunior Class Pres 35 AS B Sc-c 45 Future, College DAISY MAE SMULL Nickname-Dolly 'l'r1-H1-Y 3-4, Chaplain 45 Choir' 2-3-45 Triple Trio 25 Pep Club 2-3-4, Drill Captain 45 l.H L 45 Nugget 3-45 Log 45 Make-Up Crew 3-45 Girls League 2-3-4 Stage Crew 3-45 Gayr-tres 25 Sports Princess 45 Senior Council 45 G A A l5 Future: College GEORGE IOHN SMULL Nickname-'Nick Football l-2-3-45 'llrack Mgr l-35 Letterman Club 2-35 FFA. 2, Sergeant-at-Arms 25 Fu- ture: Truck Driver HARRY ELWOOD SPENCE Nzcknamfw-Pat 'l'ranster5 Baseball 45 IRL, 45 Future: Drafts- TUUD FLORENCE IO ANNE STIFF Nickname-lo Pep Club 3-45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Girls' League l-2-3- 45 Stage Crew l-2-3-45 Gayeties l-25 Nugget 45 Spurs 25 G,A.A l-25 Choir 2-3-45 Triple 'llTlO 3-45 The-spians l-2-3-45 IRL 45 National Honor 45 Senior Class Yell Leader 45 Sports Princess 45 Future: Nursing and Housewife GLORG LUCRETIA STODDARD Nicknarnvf ory G.A.A 15 Choir 2-35 Girls' League l-2-3-4, Nugget 2-35 Band l5 Future Housewife MARY LOU SWIGER Nicknameihrp Dramatics l-3-45 GAA l-25 Girls' League l- 2-3-45 Future. Undecided Page 15 x 'Q l r A, f rf .Wy 'irfffk M, 4 ui .--'Y Huy ,I-1 'Mfg 57 'f- - ,gl fx lf, X -J'-s. it nf Qt' 'X -'v ,I .fa 'vm 'bu 1:7 -YN e -W f- ' f- ni KF'4.v-I . it 1 Sf ' '--5' WPT' ' 'Vi -. f ff? ei,- c .,,f f R -.- -f 1' '? --4 RICHARD LELAND TALLY Nickname--Dick 'Vranste-r lrom North Powder 45 Future: Navy LESLIE ROSS TAYLOR Football 3-4, Captain 4, H :squad 35 Frosh 15 Basketball 3, li Squad l-25 Baseball 1-2-3-45 'l'rack l5 Hi-Y 2-35 Choir 2-3-45 Letterman Club 2-3-45 Prom Committee 35 Gays-ties 25 Student Council 1-25 Class Vice Pres 1, Class Pres. 25 Class dance chm 35 H1-Y Council Repre- sentative 2-35 Vforld History Vice Pres. 25 4 -V Future Colls-qv .H 5 555 BETTY ANNE TIFFANY Nicknarnf----Boop ,t95j.i jf :-:::fv,a-Efgfg-ii G A.A. 15 Girls' League 1-2-3-45 Glee Club 15 CAE.. -5 Future: Stenographer -5 . iff -, 2 r r 5 reg,-Q 'Ei wilt if 5-sw I ,of ANN TURNER Nicknameflo cpm s 25 Girls' League- 1-2-3-45 Stage Crew 45 'l'ri-Ili-Y 3-45 Prom Committee 35 Latin Club 35 Fixture. Nurse- PEARL MARIE VAN GUNDY 'l'riplo Trio 45 FT.A. 45 Tri-Ill-Y 45 Choir 45 Girls' League 4, Transfer lrom Sunnyside, Washington 45 Future: College SUSAN VAUGHAN Nickname S112 Dramatics 3-45 Girls' League 1-2-3-45 G.A A, 1-2-3-4, Sec 35 F'l'A 2-45 Spurs 25 Latin Club 3-45 Pep Club 3-45 Spanish Club 45 Prom Committee 35 Future: Gym Teacher and Camp Director SHIRLEY ANN WALTERS Nickname-Blue Blood Pop Club 3-45 Girls' League 2-3-45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 II'1.L 45 Nugget 45 Log 45 G.A.A. 25 Prom Committee 35 Sports Princess 45 Transfer trorn VJeiser, Idaho 25 Future: College A' 4, KARENE AUDENE WEAVER Nickname- 1 'ii ?-T ,fffwfff 'Q av' - ' i1 'nr C51 Grandma Dramatics 15 Tri-Hi-Y 3-4, Sec, 35 Band 1-2-35 Orchestra 1-2-35 Pep Club 2-3-45 F.T.A. 45 Girls' League 1-2-3-45 Gayeties 15 Pep Prin- cess 45 Drill Team 45 Nugget 3-45 G,A,A. 1-2, Vice Pres. 25 Girls' League Central Council 2- 35 Majorette 3-45 Future: Housewife and Sec- retary LEE STANLEY WEBB Nickname-Animal Frosh Football 1, Varsity 2-3-45 Frosh Basket- ball 1, B Squad 2, Varsity 3-45 Frosh Track 1, Varsity 2-3-45 Hi-Y 45 Letterman Club 2-3- 45 Sergeant-at-Arms 45 Future: College or Ma- rines NEVA ARLENE WELLMAN Nickname-Giggles Dramatics 1-3-45 G.A.A. I-25 Pep Club 3-42 Drill Team 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3-4, Sec. 45 Band 1-2-35 Orchestra 1-35 Latin Club 3-45 Nugget 3-45 Log 3-45 Girls' League 1-2-3-45 Gayeties 15 'l'?if-spians 3-45 Stage Crew 25 Girls' League Central Council 35 Prom Committee 35 Future: Oregon State College VIRGINIA WOOD Nickname-Ginny GAA. 1-2-3-4, Sec 45 Pep Club 3-45 Latin Club 35 Glee Club 3-45 Girls' League 1-2-3-45 Prom Committee 3 DOROTHY IEAN WHITMORE Nickname-Ieanne Pop Club 35 G,A,A 1-25 Choir 2-3-45 Stage Crew 25 Girls' League I-2-3-45 Future: House- wife SHARRON ELAINE WOODWORTH Nickname- Woody Dramatics 35 G.A.A 25 F,'l'.A. 2-3-4, Pres. 45 Pep Club 3-45 Make-Up Crew 2-35 Band 2-35 Drill 'I'r-am 3-45 Pep Princess 45 Latin Club 3- 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Girls League 2-3-45 Nugget 3-45 Log 3-45 Girl of the Month 45 Prom Commit- tee 35 Sorry Wrong Number 35 Future: Col- ege DAVID WRIGHT Nickname Cruiser Frosh Football 1 Varsity 234 Basketball 1 T ack 2 3 I1iY 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 Let rrran Cub 34 Boys Fed 1 FFA 4 Ca Sergfant at Arrrs 4 Future College CHARLES LARRY WRIGHT Nickname Duck Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 2 3 Track 4 Bull dog Club 2 3 4 Boys Fed 1 Letterman Club 3-45 Future: College Page 16 EVELYN LOUISE WRIGHT Nickname- Bright Eyes G,A,A. l-2-35 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Girls' League l-2-3-45 Worid History Sec 25 Future Secretary and Housewife DAVID CANTRIL WYATT Nickname-Governor Frosh Basketball lg Varsity Football Mgr. 3- 45 Band l-2-3-45 Pop Band 3-45 Letterman Club 3-45 Boys' Fed. lg Future: College IOHN MARTIN YORK Nicknameglackson Radio Club 3-4, Vice Pres. 4, Reporter 35 Boys' Fed. lg Future: College DONNA RAE YOUNG Nickname-Don Pep Club 2-3-45 Tri-Hi-Y 3-45 Girls' League l- 2-3-4g Sports Princess 45 Make-Up Crew 45 Prom Committee 35 Future: Undecided IEREMY HILBERT YOUNG Nickname-Jerry Stage Crew Mgr. 45 Basketball Mgr. 3-45 Golf Team 3-45 Football 25 I-Ii-Y 45 Boys Fed, 15 Letterman Club 45 Prom Committee 35 Future: College Page 17 Gs 'Ni ,Rf '-. 'ff w-mf Seniors nt Pictured FRANKLIN GOVER ROBERTA LONG EDWARD NICHOLS IAMES SAILOR TOM SKINNER ROGER SMITH 1 -.. ' I .1 , 'L I . At' dm SQL , 3' I X S I 45, i, x 'ww' 5, Y P. W' 'Q A av X 2 . wgmw-2. QQ-fi. .Mk av as . av-Ir ,, Q 'Y' 5 1? we 'Q Q Yi 4 -I lf- M, 'V r x 'Z r I 1 135 am- W ,Q A7 , 'Q N -f' qw 9' , A , LYQQQ 'W X , V l at I Lfifi-., Q Q Q2 Q I Q . a ,I A .Afw ,Y firm, A A 3' . R , s mW...,.. ,,,,W,,W f-X5-.-W., 2 2- t Q 'R 'g , 23 -4. 1. ITY J ' ww' Page 18 rf'X N iffy' ,-,jr k 353 J. W. 5 3 I . ' af' 39? ,. 5 :px V... . :if ,fig I If My ' J H5 V - ,F - Q ff.-Q .if 5 '94 4: Page 19 GREG YOUNG KEMET SPENCE EDNA RGGEES President Vlce President Secretary'-Treasurf-1 I . .I l1IllUI'5 UNDER THE LEADERSHIP of class officers. Greg Young, Kemet Spence and Edna Rogers. and advisers. Mr. Horton and Mrs. Newman, the Iunior Class has had a successful and out- standing year during 1953-54. They were workers as well as leaders. Since the Iuniors made money rapidly, two months after school began they had enough for their Prom. The varied activi- ties and those responsible for their functioning were: Dances- Manton Mitchell: Concessions-Kaye Gwilliam and Susan Clark: Play Publicity-Sandra Hess and Sammye Holloway. The Iunior-Senior Prom and Banquet on April 9, was car- ried out eflectively by Prom Chairman Ioyce McMullen and Ban- quet Chairman Berta Sommer. who helped to make Dreamland a long remembered Prom in Baker High history. This class swept most of the Pep Night honors by winning the skit and song. The annual spring assembly was a success. Clara Adams - Ioan Adamson - Anita Almada - lim Anderson - Carol Armstrong Edna Bach - Kathleen Bagnall - Beverly Barker - Carl Becker - Rick Biswell WISY 8 -43 'W K 'QS' n .5 fini- 4 -we . V 6' V . . A, -..F I ,K . .-3 e , if - A X ..,.E , I .sg 1. fa: f, if '21 ,sy....M AN ww 'of 735 10' V ...ff T4 Lf , 'f c:'1Y 'l .T' Betty Brannock - Douglas Bunch - Darlene Burnside - Pairicia Burnside - Laura Chapman Susan Clark - Richard Clemons - Carol Colton - Anne Compion - Darrow Conklin Robert Couch-Iames Crablree-Dorofhy Cress-Roberi Crimin-Darlene Crockeit Milford Cundiff - Floyd Deardorlf - Nancy Dougherty - Harla Dudek - Lloyd Ensminger Donald Everson - Duane Ewing - Iudith Fales - Larry Fuller - Serita Gilkison Belly Guyer - Kaye Gwilliam -Ialna Gyllenberg - Iames Harryman - Bill Haskins . Page 20 Page 21 'x rv' rx- 'N Q Wu, ,' 'Q- .-JU? ,J 'va -:rv 'Snr 45 , if A, K Ihr. , ,:4'A, :L 'V g Q 5. U, Sandra Hess - La Vonne Hester - Sammye Holloway - Renae Hottel - Ieanneite Hunt - Lorene Hutton - Eleanor Izatl - Iaclc Icnsen - Larry Iohnson - Shannon Kirby -- George Kirklin - Shirley Kirkwood Audrey Larson - Pal Logsdon - Peggy Longacre - Nan McKinney - Io Ianet McNeil - Glenn Macy - Robert Marsland - Diana Miller - Don Mires - Manlon Mitchell - Wendell Noibuhr - Pamala Palmer - fs.. L 'Ui' -,.s .wa W, A -A k, Ax f X R any-5 af:-f fx xp' 41 -.1 na if 'sd pan, ,ov 'V 'Ps Na' F7 'Q xi' V, lr x., -. A195-a Azul ' ..,, , Y-::rf' g , Q , .ze gf, S J , ---v Howard Payton - Richard Pierce -- Kristin Proebstel - Bruce Rayburn - Selma Reagan Charles Hohner - Alice Shipman -- Barry Simrell - Le Roy Smith - Robert Smith Sandra Smith - Betta Sommer - Rlmina Spence - Dorrell Spence - Glenna Stone Monte Stookey - Keith Stubblefield - Neal Thomason -- Herbert Titus - Iohn Wagner Eddie Warnock - Ida Wilson - Conrad Wood - Lynda Woodhouse - Myron Woodley Sharon Wright Page 22 ge 23 .Iumnrs Nut Pictured DARI I NY ABRAHAM OP HUMUF L AE HN FRANCE BAINT1 R I ARRY SUN DEAN CARI R IOAN DUNCAN EUNA FARRLTI KAY C UETHILIN DARLENr HABLCK RQNALU HUC C IN FI-ICMA? MICKL Y EUGENE MORRID IAMEQ NUINAMA1- LR IERRY NUINAMAKEE CARGLYIN STARR QHARON WALLACE EUGENE WARD? N I l , Y, Y i AC Y , 1 J . n, x ' ' 7 w vjf-' , J, N A., ,C - lfvv. xl A J r ' L AE . lx , NANCY FULLER J ' A 'V H' 1 1 , I 4 Y E' A 4 . V, A J 1 ri f fy K , V. f , T . , R, x T , .A I 1 1 L, Y 1 V Av K 4 W ' s. - ' E: i- ' -',.wy'l, f,,,,. 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L., ., . . in Page 25 'Q W ,Q X 47 lf? -r Vx 2 , 1 Q' L,-il yj ww ,, j 'X . ' X. IOHN HAMMOND GARY SMITH DARRELL BALES President VlC6 Pres1denf Secretary-Treasure: Snphnmnres AFTER COMPLETING A SUCCESSFUL THREE YEARS in Iunior High the class of '56 came to the new high school to continue its road upward. Some of its activities were sponsoring the Sophomore Dance and Assembly which went off with a bang. Others were cleaning the trophy case, taking part in Pep Night and, before Christmas, collecting cans of food for the needy families of Baker. Ioan Apple - lane! Aydelott - Charlene Bailey - Ray Barzee - Keith Bauder Mary Bauder - Emaline Bell - Carol Berdahl - Ronald Bissonett -- Mary Biswell 4 we N, var X50- 5 -.1 1r 11- 'X . , az, -w gl-is . v',F -r--, Q ks: on 1 wi 'Q-A Nl '-sv' ,,.. 14 - 1, Q,- ' nr- A A ve '-ni . '? , lf f 'TP K ie I H E ZH-1. il KW hf-.- is 2' 5 ii , 1 Q it fb ' I , V . , RWE' !Q 1 .4513 ,4w vfflh. ...-f be aj, ,WN Q -.7 vo Q51 vb 'W 4: XN -qv 'NT' Gordon Bloom - Beth Boren - Sharon Brown - Sherrill Bunch - Donna Bulcher Karen Carnes - Carolyn Cassell - Mike Castle - Arthur Cheatham - Earl Chealham Fred Cochram -Bruce Conrad - Charles Craig - Donald Crawford - Richard Cress Lynn Daly - Donald Deacon - Vernon Denton - Robert Derrick - Don Dima less Dixon - Donna Dooley - Adolph Dowdy - Iessica Dunn - Iackie Edge Ianice Edwards - Ianice Ervin - Dewey Flowers - Bonnie Fox - David Francis Page 26 Page 27 Z , 1 , r ,A WST' 'af U NS-. 1 L? E My 1 5 44 A q ., ff?, 'fl 4 5 if ,if Q K M paws' 4' 'Qi 'V Q. T7 td' 'hd' 'I 4 'n' .1 'E Nl if ,,' I. 1- '-54, may ., .N A ',. Q. ' 'l fi 1 ly. R Q, P n 1-an ff: I - ,. ,W '. E 211 j: ..f n 4- 'mx ' fr- . ff .fr t- .1 Tv' pr Dell Francis - Riley Freeman - Mary Io Fricke - Faye Frisco - Charles Gildcrsleeve Karen Gilkison - Annette Grabner - Roberta Graham - Dorothy Graves - Helen Hacker Iohanna Hardwick - Robert Harrell - David Harrison - Shirley Haynes - Iudith Hicks lack Hindman - Verna Lee Hosey - Kenneth Howard -- David Hunt -- Iames Hunt Patricia Hunter - Roger Inman - Keith lrey - Clifford Ieiiords - Carol Iensen Laliae Johnson - Gary Keele - Shirley Kiernan - Maxine Kimball - Neva Kinnaman in V495 A N ' g 5 ff th AQ ' f x 2 ' Q Qt 1 -S ff 'IC 'ff lfw ix . P A 3 . K K I., 4' M - , , .vi N y Q K ' .Q N . i P V Z 9 44' y. 3, ,, ..- 1 I I ev is e 1 4- A... S Q by A 452 lg ,f ' ,Nu ' ' wwf N-V , .- r 1 s P -uf tl ' fa, f ' Y. .J A Ja, X 'if- if tl f xi, 11 X, va . 'W T , rw gang, l , f. af' lx 5 . ,- 1-v , , - 1 L? tx nn J' --- 9 N 'rf H -rv ,, ,gin I a K, WW l 4,.,. 5 Cheryl Kirby - Marcella Kirby - Charlotte Kofiord - Iodell Koftord - Eugene Lamon Verna Langlitz -- Kerry Lay - Bruce Lcasy - Keith Long - Carla Longwell Barbara Love - Philena Luster - ludith Lutz - Paul McBride - Kay McClain Oliver McCord - Bob McKim - Kenneth lVIcQuowen - Dale Moulton - Bob Moyes Don Nelson - Iohn Olson - Leona Patrick - Karol Paulsen - Frank Pellissier Alan Peters - Ioyce Phillips - Warren Piatt - Iaclz Pifher - Susan Price Page 28 Page 29 1 1 f i L ,V X aw, L2 13? --' 4' ff ft 3 LW A x Q it I , ,..-4 lb. aus -A -.1 if' tl , 1'-Q 1 .4-1 K - N ers. iv , ' iz., t 9 fd N ,V - rv 'Q- VUQ4 N-v .,' 'T sv' 'X N1 'kia 'P7 'R Shirley Pritchard - Sharlene Rea - Ianice Reeder - Vicki Reeves - Donald Rhuman Rachel Saunders - Robert Savage - Gerald Scott - Paul Scott - Betty Shaver Roberta Shawgo - Charles Shumway - Clayton Sipp - Don Smolich - Lois Spriet Patricia Springsteen - Peg Squires - Carol Stanley - Charles Stevenson - Nancy Stewart Larry Stoddard - Texa Ann Stone - Kenneth Swanson - Charles Swinyer - Karen Thomas Iean Thompson - Ioan Thompson - William Turner - Trotter Vaughan - Iames Voyles QC 'G var xi ' 'K S d Williams - Albert Wirth - Merrilie Witham - Dolores Woodworth - Gary Wyatt cl Yokum - Laura Young - Louise Young - Mildred Zemmer Sophomores Not Pictured EDDIE BAGNALL BOB BARZEE IOHN BEST NANCY COLSON RICHARD CULLEY ALVIN DOTSON CARL DUNN DARRELL ENDICOTT ALBERT HENDRICK CHARLES IANOE DELBERT MCBRIDE LESLIE NICHOLS LEONA PATRICK MARILYN SMITH SHARRON STILTZ DON THOMPSON Page an fm Hfieirf kkwfgw A ,. 1 f 'dn-ro 'U' ,,-ff' ae- ,,. A 4 ' .-14, .-is. 'L ':f - F221 f 'Kflf' 4, - 3' i H '1 .Lim , V V ' gay L-3. Q0 Music Uffilznrs and Majnrettes EDDIE WARNOCK, Drum Major CHOIR OFFICERS GERALD HOWARD, President MIKE HOPE, Vice president Q if Us 'Czar BONNIE GILKISON, Secretary MAIORETTES I Left to right SAMMYE HOLLOWAY, KAYE GWILLIAM, GRETCHEN DUNLAP, KAREN WEAVER, ANNETTE GRABNER, BERTA SOMMER. FRONT e .ttew 4m Row, LZFT TO RIGHT-Pamala Palmer, Harold Points, Darrow Conkiin, David Wyatt, Darlene Habeck, Laura Young, Sharlene Rea, Edna Rogers, Iackie Edge, Io Ann Turner, Howard Payton, Gary Milton. sscobm How, LEFT TO mom'-Sammye Holloway fmajoretteb, Robert Crimin. Roger Inman, THIRD STANDI Ianice Ervin, Marcella Kirby, Betty Shaver, Shirley Kirkwood, Marcia Richards, Carolyn Cassell, Riley Freeman, Bob McKim, Kerry Lay, Iim Voyles, Gordon Bloom, Dolores Woodworth, Peggy Squires. Sandra Hess, Ken Kennedy, Sannie Heilner, David Harrison, George Smull, Charles Shelton, Berta Sommer tmaiorettel. Row, Lam' TO RIGHT-GQOIQS Kirklin, Greg Young, Iohn Wagner, Iim Crabtree, Dur- rell Long, Freddie Cochram, David Hunt, Iimmy Hunt, lack Pifher, Bruce Leasy. Monte Stookey, Paul McBride, Clayton Sipp, Karen Carnes, Bruce Conrad, Mike Doherty, Bob Barzee, Annette Grabner, Bob Harrell, Carol Stanley. NG-Mr. Kirklin, instructor: Eddie Warnock, Darrell Endicott, Don Nygord, Bud Titus, Larry Cole, Rick Biswell, Trotter Vaughan. Hand HE WORK HORSE OF THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT. THAT'S THE BAND. Called upon for music for all festive occa- sions, the band serves as the official community band, perform- ing in civic parades, during halftime at all home football games, presenting concerts, and participating in the annual music festi- val at La Grande. The Baker High Band of 1953-54 has consisted of sixty- eight members, and has been, in the opinion of Director Harold Kirklin, the most capable band in Baker High's history. Page 32 Page 33 ww, iiiri' silent--Bevcrly Flowers, Carol Colton, La Vonne Hester, Sherry Francis, Mary Hunt, Daisy Smull, Sandra Smith, Helen Gover, Mr. Heick, Instruc- tor: lean Whitmore, Deni Smitxlpaeter. Gretchen Dunlap, lean Adamson, Harla Dudek. Nan McKinney, Sharon right, Beverly Barker. 3-.v.',', 1533i iw sr,1322'!'-Wilma Francis, Nancy Kelly, Billie Holbrook, Anne McAllister, Ieanette Hunt, Marilyn Folkman, Ierrie Coons. Carole Simonsen, Dixie Dixon, Ianice Fricke, Sammye Holloway, Anita Almada, Fern Alexander, Bonnie Gilkison, Danna Dudek. Pearl Van Gundy. ir LEP: '11, l+f!,9li'l'+Ed Bagnall, Dale Moulton, Iim Piiher, Dave Davis, Roland Yokum, Louise Gover, Pamala Palmer. Marilyn Borgen, Io Anne Still, Dick Pierce, Albert Hendrick. Leslie Taylor, Darrell Endicott. lmil. ww, 1,zg1 1' 'zo Hzcm'--Howard Davenport, Gerald Howard, Sannie Heilner, Oliver McCord, Bud Titus, lim Ortlofl, Bob Savage, Larry Wrigzht, Charles Shelton, Mike Doherty, Ed Coombes, Harold Points, ary Milton. Mx e Hoff. Don Nygord. Ehuir HE HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR, consisting of sixty selected voices, again presented a Christmas candlelight program, which was well received and attended by the people of Baker. The Choir attended the lestival in La Grande, gave a spring program, a program at the Iunior High School, and also sang for baccalaureate. . 1 Q Q, :W me . . , ' 'V 1 'Q ' ., .- f- y :2:' ' A . , A' iv fx . Mk I, M, Q Z 2 4 fl Q X' - lg - , 1, X 3 C ig H fu ri' X 3 . Q W2 qs ' ? of ' , if Aja. '-66 R . ,li .e, ' s 1, :s Q'j p, , n ' f 1,49 GIRLS GLEE CLUB FRONT Row LLIT lO RGlt'l Senta Gilkrson Shirley Kiernan Ioyce McMullen Mary Io Frrcke Iamce Edwards Dolores Mfoodworth Instructor Mr Hexck Shirley Haynes Iodell Kotford Barbara Love lean Thompson Marcella Kirby l arot Paulsen s cow Row rrr TO RGHT Iudy Lutz Darlene Burnside Texa Ann Stene Darlene Crockett Iudy Fates Iackre Edge Donna Dooley Sandra Williams Louise Young Carol Iensen Laura Young Ach Row Ltr TO HIGH1 Carol Berdahl Lynn Daly Vickie Reeves Virginia Wood Iohanna Hardwick Sherrill Bunch Iamce Ervin Ioan Thompson Carla Longwell Cheryl Kirby Ianet Aydelott Accompanxst Carol Stanley HE GIRLS GLEE CLUB which IS primarily a training ground for Choir was active 1n 1fS own rlght The Glee Club as sisted the Choir on the candlelight program sang for the Kmder garten P T A the Festlval in La Grande, the Iunlor High School and the Spring Program Glen Clubs H'E BOYS GLEE CLUB is composed of the boys from the High School Choir who through extra effort and special re- hearsals enter the Festival at La Grande each year. The boys appeared on the spring program as well as on the annual choir trip. BOYS' GLEE CLUB FRONT Row, LEFT 'ro RIGHT-Edward Bagnall, Dale Moulton. Roland Yokum, Dave Davis, Edward Coombes, Gary Milton, Harold Points. Darrell Endicott. Mike Hoff. Leslie Taylor, Albert Hendricks. BACK Row, LEFT TO RIGHT-Gerald Howard, Iim Pilher, Oliver McCord. Sannie Heilner, Bud Titus, Robert McKim, Mike Doherty, Charles Shelton, Robert Savage, Don Nygord. Howard Davenport. hui V , .-,,, .N.e.,,. Mm, .., fi-Q-H up Q NX . -, .. J: , gi 1, 1 .E y M. ' 2 get I x E l li Q BOYS' QUARTET EPT TO HIGEITW-Mike Doherty. Sarmie Heilner, Leslie Taylor, Gerald Howard. Buys, Uuarlel HESE FOUR YOUNG MEN took it upon themselves to sing because they enioy singing. They were active on several occasions for public appearances. Together the quartet repre- sents a total oi ten years of choir experience. 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Navajo 19 ,Xa , Xe 5 ' 1g::giE:!.h, X fx AX x f a- E ' X I O Q., '5 'Mg fi?iHE v - ' 'J QIIFQ4 reefz fire Page 40 wy' , I E r W A .nv I 2 W W 1, vg I , . 5 'Qtr MIKE HOFF DAVE DAVIS Sl-U5-.NNQN KHQBY President Vice President Sf.-:rotary-'frfffzsarer Thespians THESPIANS WAS ORGANIZED to establish and advance standards oi excellence in all phases of dramatic arts and to create an interest in the dra- matic arts. ' The activities sponsored by the 1953-54 Thespian club were the play. Anne oi Green Gables, two initiation ceremonies, and a dance. The club also sent delegates to the Northwest Drama Conlerence held in Portland in February. Mr. Pitman and Mr. McCullough are the advisers lor the group. FRQNT How, LEFT TO RIGHT-Marilyn Folkman, Kristin Proebstel, Eleanor Izait, Dave Davis, Mike Hott Shannon Kirby. Ianice Fricke, Beverly Barker srzcorw How, l,?fP'T TO Hicm'--Edna Rogers, Nancy Kelly, Neva Wellman, Ianet Aydelott, Susan Clark Berta Sommer, Kaye Gwilliam, Deni Smithpeter THIRD Row, prim' TO H:cHTfSandra Smith, Harla Dudek, Mary Biswell, Ioan Adamson, Io Anne Stiff Pamala Palmer. Sandra Hess BACK How, Liiri' TO Picm'-Mr. Pitman, adviser: Don Nygord, Bud Titus, Ierry Young, Robert Iensen Milford Cundili. Manton Mitchell. Mr. McCullough, adviser 't'7 wr N- ' B Helpers X f S Q ff-x 1.13331 wff' QQ-Q7 X1 ,gl . , A 1' -' .ref arf.,-4 W ,-, - Wy.. 1 ,-1' M' vw ',. , ,JA ,QQ -,ws V W up W. My It -. Fi' , Wzifxx Mr rip : , .. igiiggi ' -2, '42 Y' we 1 . , KF2, .- ,Se 2 545 N Q. .H 4, ,M If Page 43 37 l XR , Marx 'M 5 x f , BOB SWEET CHUCK STEVENSON MAX LANE Enaches THE COACHING STAFF OF BAKER HIGH SCHOOL is certainly proud of this year's athletic squads. The football and basketball squads have both won the Blue Mountain Championship. Both teams started the season poorly but managed to win the important games. particularly the La Grande series. The track and baseball seasons, at the time of this writing are still sev- eral weeks away. Under the leadership of such a fine senior class, good teams are also expected in these sports. QE E ' , .wifi TOP fLFIFT TO RIGHTl Q --I LEE WEBB and IIM PIFHER Basketball Co-Captams 1953-54 BELOW QLHFT TO RIGH'I'l LES TAYLOR Football Captam 1953 GEORGE GILDERSLEEVE Baseball Captam 1953 ROGER PAYTON Track Captam 1953 6 slldl W l ' -. fa- ,, 1 T v-f 1 K W . f ' 'I' ' vvfrwfmfwvwwnb-wsqqwf M, , . . .. 54' Mg, Sf' 0 WM .-bww. W1-. wf . 1 V, 5 . Www . f v KG JK . Q-.. - ' 'Q ' wx ff' . , L K w,,fw'M ' ' , .A,x 9 xml! X , 1 , ,g-xp ww 1 NNE: ' A 9 f Sf '11-5 X v . Ai. 4 QV, 1 lm , f, ,5 wzj5mg,i'I4i-gri.',', . A,w,,.,, Hlgefx ' f .V , ,, X,-m?'ivg,',7'. j . 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Y Xxx .X gifs' X -fwwq 6 K A S 'QP , EQSQ 'ffm 'Y'!fv kg A Q' ,f K f 3. f v fx. 1.- NOVEMBER 14 BAER vs IEFFERSON Score 14 6 Bakers Fighting Bulldogs fell to very high ly rated Jeffeison team Showing that Never Say Die spirit Baker pressed the Democrats all the way OCTOBER 9 BAKER vs PENDLETON Score 26 18 OCTOBER 16 BAKER vs THE DALLES Score Z0 20 The Championship-bound Bulldogs were held in check by last years League Champi ons The Dalles Indians NOV. 6 AT LA GRANDE Baker 14: Lcz Grande 7 This victory gave the Bull- dog team their Second Blue Mountain Championship. Showing thc form that carried them to a Conference Championship Baker rolled over a rough and ready bunch of Buckaroos SEPTEMBER 18 BAKER vs. LA GRANDE Score 6-19 Baker playing its first homo game was dropped by a mid-season form Tiger eleven. Page 46 'mil fli FRONT Row, LiLl l' TO RIGHT-Babb McKittrick. Mike Doherty, Dave Davis, Les Taylor. Iirn Piiher, Lee Webb, David Wright, Bruce Klunder. George Smull. SECOND How, L.IIl 'l' TO RIGHT-Trotter Vaughan, Gary Milton, Roger Rode, Doug Bunch, Charles Shelton, Dick Pierce, Dave Eng, Iirn Ortloii. TH RD Row, LEFT TO Rial-1TvBob McKim, Eddie Payton. Iim Anderson, Richard Clemens, Bob Harrell, Darrow Conklin, Keith Long, Larry Fuller. LACK Row, LEFT TO RIGHT-DdVid Wyatt fmanagerl, Iohn Olson fassistant managerl, Ice McEnroe, Varsit Fnnlhall Squad The Dalles Indians at Baker vs. HERMISTON Score B 7 A fast improving Bull- iog eleven was not en- Jugh to defeat a determ- ned Hermiston team. BAKER 6 Ontario 6 La Grande 6 Hermiston 39 Burns 26 Pendleton Page 47 5 it Blue Mountain - Championship The Baker Bulldogs re- venged the early Kings X defeat by soundly trounc- ing La Grande 14-7. The victory gave Baker its first Blue Mt. Champion- ship since 1941 and put them into the first Dis- trict Playoff in Baker's football history. BAKER Z0 The Dalles 20 7 Nampa 32 Mac Hi 0 La Grande 7 Ieiferson 14 SEASON SUMMARY lg 6 , if , i::..?f ' K 'Z' .,.,,,,, . 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Some ot the athletes in our Hall ot Fame are names famili- ar to grandad and when he went to school here: some are boys who graduate this Spring. Athletes representing football. basket- ball, baseball. and track are included. BASKETBALL VVODD ORVILLE RAGSDALE GARY MCMANUS WENDELL COLEMAN IIM CALDERWOOD IJCDIW l4cIiID4 H KEN IOHNSON .. fSecond Bo'-fl TOMMY HOLMAN WAYMAN COLSON DICK BALLANTYNE .. CNot Picturedl HM PIFHER ,,,, RED BLAKELY PAUL SOWERS BASEBALL KEN BOND ., DICK STAAB CARLYL3 STAAB GEORGE GILDERSLEEVE 1938 1952 1938 1948 1931 1946 1942 1939 1945 1954 1921 1943 1953 1953 1949 1953 ITOPJ MING MCKIM CLAUDE HINES MARTIN CHAVES BOB BORGEN QSec::ncl How' IIM CALDERWOOD VES WOOD BOB MYERS LES TAYLOR IIM PIFHER TRACK DANx?Eili.?'1Yili CARLYLE STAAB OLIVER FRANCIS HRRGLD PRRROTT GLYNN PAYTON 1906 1928 1938 1947 1948 1949 1953 1954 1954 1904 1949 1916 1952 1926 u if 1 U' 8' x 4 my 2 w , li ,W Q , J , f 'I f 1' I g .MQ MM 1 5' 5 , ,, ,, .U , I I x rw y., 1 I , 9 .. 1 V 'W-1 f Q .I 1 , U 77' - ' 3 fx 4 Q W, 'sxsx Z ,X 1 1 -, M1 X . 9- wx 1 1 ,uf . U2 z' ' ,L 4 FQQ Y f 5 ff 'I -,W V5 -Z3-'vi'-aff, Vw? .Vo 1' .rm A Q k X Ms- ' ww did 5 I W cb C3,072fk NNNH WWC MQ!! 61 alfa GU Q1-gf' 0117? fri- fgQ,,,,,l lx X .iw , W , if 41 A ' f its s yr 1 s v wiUX 3 '.. is x 3 Q 5 as PL F X 1- - nb 2. L. A V ' 'W fr , 7 -NJ ll gum g HUWX 'U QI l Q Qffnb K S E2 BASKETBALL SCORES Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker 47 Baker 59 Baker 70 Baker B9 42 Sl 43 43 43 49 52 62 437' LEFT TO HIGi3TiOliver McCord, Kemet Spence, Lee Webb, Bud Titus, lim Anderson, Billy Cole, Larry gutter, Gary Milton, Iim Pither, Mike Hott. KNHLLING-Jerry Young, manager: Coaches Lane and tevenson. Varsit Basketball HE BULLDOGS started the season with only three lettermen: lim Pither, Lee Webb. Larry Fuller. The team was selected to be the weakest in the conference. Starting out slowly, the team dropped their first tive games and seemed to be living up to their early season ratings. Suddenly they started to click and won twelve games in a row. This was one ot the longest winning streaks in the state. Baker was rated the litth best team in the state tor a period of time. The Bulldogs won the Blue Mountain Conference and played Ontario tor a berth to the state tourney with the line Ontario team winning a trip to Eugene. Highlight ot the season was the wonderful team spirit and team play exhibited by these boys. With six lettermen back next year and a strong Bullpup team, hopes are high for as good a team next year. Baker 54 to'timeJ La Grande .. . ,.... ,, Boise Baker 46 La Grande Boise Baker 49 t. Pendleton T. Nyssa Baker 68 Mac Hi , Ontario 56 Baker 58 , Hermiston , Weiser 55 Baker 63 to'timel The Dalles Ontario 43 fa Baker 53 , A ,, lohn Day ., Nyssa 36 J Baker S9 tovertimel Weiser Mac Hi 47 Baker 58 La Grande , Pendleton 45 Baker 48 La Grande Hetmiston 55 Baker 70 , Ontario The Dalles 62 Baker 40 . Ontario lohn Day 47 Baker 43 Ontario Won I5 - Lost IO 50 4 4 62 54 68 47 70 55 80 64 58 55 I mm 1 mimi mt ,UU JON 1 I uhm hub Ruhxlm Sprln fig-r 1 TA' Ki ':MQ1g Y' .. an- 1 nag- X' NW 9' A ish if ? Y f '35 A S . 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'Ci ,t.-Q-nav' , a A ALLEN BANTA DAVID ENG MARILYN BORGEN Slate l-listorlan President Secretary I.R.L. To PROMOTE UNDERSTANDING of world affairs and our relations with other nations is the objective of International Relations League. This year the I.R.L. has been very active in school. It sponsored dances after games and concessions at the games. With every member's cooperation and hard work the I.R.L. managed to raise a sum of money to finance eight delegates and an adviser to the state conference at Eugene in February. This conference was attended by the students from all high schools in Oregon and some foreign exchange students, and it was a great success. In fact, the trip itself was worthwhile. The I.R.L. adviser for this year was Mr. Biedermann. I.R.L. is now considering several new projects for next year. FRONT How, LEFT TO RIGHT-Gretchen Dunlap. David Eng, Marilyn Bergen, Deni Smithpeter. s COND How, LEFT TO RIGHT-Danna Dudek, Daisy Mae Smull, Billie Holbrook, Io Anne Stiff. rump Row, Ll-TFT TO RIGHT-Pat Spence, Shirley Walters, Anne McAllister, Buzz Banta, BACK How, LEFT TO R1GHTvMr. Biedermann. adviser: Iim Pither. Bruce Klunder, Mike Doherty. vgif ,Q up Q tx a 'U- 'K FUN 'TNF' iii 5 SANNIE HEILNER MARY IO BASCHE ANNE IVICALLISWLR President Vice President Secretary-Trees,rf.: 5 I CV IF OR Spanish liluh THE SPANISH CLUB is now two years old and is becoming one of the active organizations of the school. It was formed to acquaint its members with Spanish and Spanish-American customs and culture. This year one of the main activities was the preparation and perior- mance of a skit for Pep Night which proved to be very amusing and enter- taining. Each year the club has a Spanish party given by one of the members. They play Spanish games, eat Spanish foods. and observe all the Spanish customs. GHT-Susan Ryder. Sandra Hess. Beverly Barker. 1 v I 1 ..,:Ei'T--Anne McAllister, Marlynn Mitchell. Ialna Gyllenberg. 1 01 3si?wDixie Dixon. Carol Armstrong. Susan Vaughan. ro I P v 1 IG?!'f'4RiClCY Biswell. Sannie Heilner. Glenna Stone. :Zi Mrs. Long. adviser: Robert Smith. Ieanette Hunt. Ev WWWNN 4 if RQBERTA REAGAN IEAN ADAMSON RICK BISWELL President Vice President Secretary-'lkeasazer Latin llluh HE LATIN CLUB provides an opportunity for discussion and study of history and customs and their influence on us and our civilization. This year the annual dinner was held at the home of Susan Vaughan and was complete with Roman costumes and food as well as a pantomime presented by the boys of the club. Another example of club co-operation was the Pep Night skit which placed second among organizations. FRONT Row, 1.13r1' TO RIGHT-Pamala Palmer. Berta Sommer. Shirley Long szcowu How, LEFT To RIGHT-Edhd Rogers, Kaye Gwilliam, Susan Ryder mmm Row, 1.r3rT To Rzcm'-Rick Biswell, Harla Dudek, Neva Wellman VQUHTH How, L.1:r'T T0 RIGHT-lim Anderson, Miltord Cunditt, Susan Vaughan f'13 1'1i Row, I.lIl'T TO RIGHT-Mrs. Long, adviser: Manton Mitchell. Bud Titus, Sharron Woodworth 1-ACI-1 row, LILVT TO liIGHT7IGhEi McNeil, Marilyn Roy ,, f 1 - ' ' 13 fg'wjl'-',ri2giq.f,?:',LJ '- in-dial -M11-f 'i xx I ,f 1- 1-0 CAROLE SIMONSEN MILFORD CUNDIFF BILLIE HOLBROOK Editor ASSlSlGHl Editor Business Manager iuqqel HE NUGGET OF 1953-54 was designed and compiled through many hours of hard work. Many of these were done on the students' own time as not all of the staff members were enrolled in a journalism class. As in football, basketball, or any other activity the Nugget, too, re- quires teamwork, much of which is done under pressure and on a time sche- dule. It is our sincere hope that many happy memories of your school days in B.H.S. may be brought to mind by this book. FRONT How, LEFT TO RIGHT!-Ken Eng, Milford Cundiff, Dixie Dixon, Carole Simonsen, Annette Grabner, Louise Young. Merrilie Witham. sncosxo Row, LETFT TO Hxcsur-Derk Turner. Karol Paulsen, Carolyn Cassell, Anne McAllister, Shar- ron Woodworth, Shirley Walters. BACK Row, LEFT TO RlGllT'-MIS. Long. adviser: Io Anne Stiff, Dolores Woodworth, Karen Weaver, Neva Wellman, Nancy Kelly, Daisy Smull, Susan Hyder, Gretchen Dunlap. Ianice Edwards. 3 5 I i 2 , , SQ' ya -. Q?-:1'9 if A' MARY IO BASCHE DENI SMITHPETER MIKE HOFF ef- DAVE DAVIS rdxtor' Feature Editor Spong Ijdncyg The Lnq HE BAKER I-H LOG is published bi-weekly to present school news and features to the students. The two special issues of 1953-54 are those for Christmas and Gradua- tion. This year the Christmas number contained six pages. Also this year The Log sponsored the dance after the Burns football game and carried out the news theme effectively by using old newspapers for decoration. Three staff members and Log Adviser, Mrs. Long, attended the Oregon Scholastic Press Conference at Eugene in October and received much help and advice on improving the publication. Much credit is due to Gretchen Dunlap and her staff who are responsi- ble for financing The Log. LOG STAFF !'i1lH'I' szovx, Z.n:r'1 TO R:GHTwMarilyn Folkman, Ken Eng, Deni Smithpeter, Nancy Kelly, Dave Davis Mike Hoff, Gretchen Dunlap SQECOTIP How, l.?fYT TO RIGHT-Pat Burnside, Ianet Aydelott. Mary Biswell. Marilyn Roy, Sharron Wood worth, Io Anne Stiff, Ann Compton, Amta Ali-nada CK How, LEFT TO RIGHT-Mike Doherty, Roger Rode, Paul Ingram, Mrs. Long, adviser: Manton Mrt chell, Don Nygord, Danna Dudek. Daisy Smull, Susan Ryder, Neva Wellman, Shirley Walters Harla Dudek, Texa Ann Stone. Dolores Woodworth, Karol Paulsen ' 5 . ? ' A-,,,,., .Q- Q54 f 'H -f N 'fm Mfif if YK .4 49 M' fm E, -Q 'av' 1 ww. , K., Zill A yd , fa' M f-fe 4 , H. 2 K f W A. . my , f 4? ml wal lfiw V pn .Aww W . , 1 d X F' ,, V ii 3,5 , 'Q . f Q f N YQVWM5 W, ,f Vw.. .-. N55 1'-- V . ,K rg . L ft RICHARD SAVAGE IACK YORK DALE SHREFFLER President Vice Presldent Sect' icr','-Treasurer Hamlin Iiluh B AKER HIGH SCHOOL RADIO CLUB. W7TRT, was organized to tur- ther interest in radio and to give members opportunity to study and experi- ment with phases of radio in which they are most interested. The main project has been the construction and operation of a 150 Watt radio transmitter. The club is licensed under the call of W7TRT. A few members have operated this station and carried on two-way communications with other stations several hundred miles away. Several members have studied and passed the Federal Communi- cations Commission's examinations for radio operator's license. A person must hold an operator's license before he can operate any radio station. The source of revenue has been selling popcorn at the basketball games. I.I.l l' TO HZGll'l'fPGUl Ingram. Keith Stubbletield. Ken Eng, lack York. Richard Savage, Dale Shretfler Gene Morris, Robert Marsland, Donald Everson, Mr. Woodhouse, adviser rw s. X . E , Q 7 A- , wk 1 t , .J r ' X by Q- , .. f N X .gyx t 'I 3 1 'Vw s.f' fire- MARY IO BASCHE CARQLE SIMONSEN NEVA WELLMAN LORENE HUTTON DAISY SMULL President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Tri-Hi-Y The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. As a service to the community, Tri-Hi-Y held a Halloween Party in conjunction with the Hi-Y for the Baker grade school children. The two clubs held a caroling party at Christmas to bring joy to shut-ins, and they gave two Christmas baskets to the Salvation Army. They also helped with the Easter Seal cam- paign for crippled children. The Tri-Hi-Y and the Hi-Y sponsored the annual Sunrise Service this year lor the community. They presented a plaque to the school tor the winner ot class competitions to he used for the next fifteen years. The Tri-Hi-Y sent five delegates to the Pre-Legislative Conference at La Grande and two sena- tors and a reporter to the Legislative Conference at Salem. A slumber party was held in the high school cafeteria shortly before Christmas as an annual affair to exchange gilts and initiate the Christmas season. To gain funds for activities they had concessions at games, held food sales once a week and sold candy after school. The adviser is Mrs. Newman. FRONT How, LEFT TO R1C,HTaMrs. Newman, adviser: Billie Holbrook. Daisy Smull, Lorene Hutton, Neva Wellman, Carole Simonsen, Mary Io Basche, Io Anne Stiff, Harla Dudek, Sandra Smith, Pamala Palmer, Laura Young, Marcella Kirby. SECQNLA Row, L.E1l'T TO RIGHT-Peggy Squires, Mary Io Fricke, Ioan Thompson, Iean Thompson, Karen Carnes, Sally Manary, Karen Weaver, Shirley Walters, Ianet Aydelott, Sherry Francis, Iean Adamson, Evelyn Riggan, Carol Stanley. THIRD ROW, LEFT .ro RIGHT--Iohanna Hardwick. Betty Shaver, Dolores Woodworth, Shirley Kiernan, lanice Ervin, Carol Berdahl, Karol Paulsen, Marilyn Roy, Edna Rogers, Susan Clark, Darlene Crockett, Charlene Bailey. FOURTH Row, LEFT TO RIGHT-Anne McAllister, Merrilie Witham, Lynn Daly, Ianice Edwards, Mary Bis- well, Susan Ryder. IoAnn Turner, Dixie Dixon, Donna Young, Anita Almada, Pat Burnside, Iudy Fales, lackie Edge. PACK Row, LEFT TO RIGHT-Danna Dudek, Sharron Woodworth, Nancy Kelly, Gretchen Dunlap, Ann Compton, Ioan Adamson, Roberta Long, Cheryl Culley, Helen Davis, Annette Grabner, Carolyn Cassell, Carla Longwell, Louise Young. QQ? HM PIFHER President 'Md XY . 'Q ' A iw 5 5 ' DAVID ENG MIKE DOHERTY BRUCE KLUNDER BUZZ BANT1-X Vice President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain I H1-Y The purpose of Hi-Y is to create. maintain. and extend throughout the home, school, and com- munity, high standards of Christian character. The Hi-Y sponsored noon movies for the benefit of the students and co-sponsored a Halloween Party for grade school children of Baker, which was held in the High School gym. Once a month during the year, they visited a different church in the community. Last fall, Baker was host to an Officers' Training Course for all Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y officers of the district which includes Baker, Ontario, Pendleton, Hermiston, La Grande, Milton-Freewater, cmd Walla Walla. In February, five delegates attended the Pre-Legislative Conference in La Grande where Bobb Mclfittrick was elected as Speaker of the House for the State Youth Legislature to be held in Salem in the spring. A bill was also prepared for the Youth Legislature, to which Greg Young and George Kirklin were the other two delegates. E'l?ON'l' now, rrrr' TO RIGHT-Adviser Mr. Horton, lim Pither, David Eng, Mike Doherty, Bruce Klunder. Buzz Banta, Mike Hoff, Ierry Young, Babb McKittrick. sricorw How, 1.11r'1' TO mam'--Sannie Heilner, Dave Davis, Don Nygord, Bud Titus. Billy Cole, Dick Pierce. 'ziirur How, LEFT TO RIGHT-Ken Kennedy, Charles Gildersleeve, Alvin Knotts. Iim Anderson. Manton Mitchell. l OY'R'l'l'l Row, Lrrr TO RIGHT-Fred Cochram, Eddie Payton, Bob Harrell, Oliver McCord. l'1l'TH Row, LEFT TO RIGHT-Derk Turner, Riley Freeman, Howard Payton. Roger Rode. s1x'rH Row, LEFT TO NIGHT-Iohn Olson, Iack Pifher, Don Smolich. sf:vnNrH Row, LEFT TO RIGHT-Trotter Vaughn, Robert McKim. BACK Row-David Wright. 5 1 i 2 5 C - ,.a-If G, Y 4 ul' Y' . ' Q , A -s1'j j,'9 '-fb K. t -f-NU' ' f BCBB MCKITTRICK DAVE DAVIS BRUCE KLUNDER President VICE President Secretary-'treasurer I.HttHrmeI1'5 Iiluh THE LETTERMEN'S CLUB, which is a service club, spon sored a charity movie to provide Christmas baskets for the needy Two successful smokers were held during the year and the Let- termen purchased new attractive uniforms for the rally squad. The annual initiation and dance were held in the Spring TO? TO POTTQM, LFFT TO RIGHT-lim Anderson and Bob Harrell: Darrow Conklin and Gary Milton Larry Fuller and David Wyatt: Dick Clemens and lack Lucy: Doug Bunch and Dick Pierce Eddie Payton and Ed Coombes: Ierry Young and Lloyd Fisher. ssrzcorxfi vcvv, MFT 'rw zzzczfaf-Garry Fox, Roger Rode, George Smull, Mike Doherty, Bobb McKittrick Les Taylor, and Adviser Bob Sweet. Worr Hcxv, gift 'ic Kim?--lim Piiher, Iim Ortloit, Mike Hoff, Larry Wright, Lee Webb, David Wright Bruce Klunder, Dave Davis. 'fr 5 -s... 'rf -r - fri 'QW' If SUSAN RYDER MARY HUNT EDNA ROGERS ROBERTA REAGAN President Girls' League VICC- President Secretary Trfasurfr THE GIRLS' LEAGUE aims to establish greater iriendship and loyalty among the girls. also to guide them in their problems for the luture. This year an assembly was held the first Wednesday in every month. These assemblies included entertainment. vocational guidance. and announce- ment of the Girl-of-the-Month. The League sponsored a St. Patrick's dance and in May had its annual Mother and Daughter Tea. The main event this year was the Big and Little Sister Day held in April. The organization was divided into three clubs. The money makers was composed oi the seniors. the service club. the iuniors. while the sopho- mores were the tea toilers. As a whole. the organization is governed by the central council composed of the officers. adviser, and two representatives irom each class. GIRLS' LEAGUE CENTRAL COUNCIL FRONT Row, LEFT TO RIGHT-Roberta Reagan. Nancy Kelly. Susan Ryder, Edna Rogers. Shirley Kieman, Mary Biswell. BACK Row, LEFT TO RIGHT-Kristin Proebstel. Karen Weaver, Adviser Mrs. Romig. Darlene Crockett, ouise Young. L 3 27 T7 'M1'3 5Ef7fE!V6ff97 orjworf h f19'lVl!f9f75f nc7 Kelly GIRL fxf' UL-fgzgffg Lorena Huffon W5 If EXVHF 197 'Darlene Crodfgti FEiF0h?7?' Sd TYDYUYQ Ho I fouu-17 fW7HZ7'f Roberfca Pedpyan MONTH - - -gas. .nun- ljfff-fx7f7f67 Su serv D7 der 0-11: 67151911 KGVQTW Weaver , ..-f--4--aaverlw..-.-uw. t pc E 9 A. i,., F I DOUGLAS BUNCH President Bulldnq Eluh ANOTHER SERVICE GROUP IS THE BULLDOG CLUB which helps at all ball games by parking cars, taking tickets, and ushering. Membership is made up of students who have time free from other activity and is limited to twenty-four boys. Rom' Pow, Lrifr 'rg sf1cu':'iDon Smolich. Garry Fox, Doug Bunch, Robert Marsland, Paul Ingram. BACK Row, LEFT 'ru H1GH'raFrunk Gover. Keith Stubbleiield, Barry Simrell, Donald Everson, Adviser Mr. Lan 6. 1:37 XL MARY IO B!-XSCHE lVlll,.FOHl'D CUNDIFF EVELYN HIGGAN GlQOl1fil, KIM? ll P11-s1df,'r1t .'1c1 lt:1:,1afr1t S':11t',11y 'j'5f.q5, 41, 1 atinnal Hnnur Suniety THE PURPOSE of the National Honor Society is to stimulate scholar- ship, leadership, service, and the development of character in the school. It was reactivated at Baker in the spring of 1953 with the induction of twenty members. These new members drew up the constitution and named the club, Nantaideshal. An induction ceremony was held again in November for ten members. The group is limited to a membership of eight percent of the student body. With the help of the officers and Mrs. Inman, the adviser, an honor roll for the school has been posted and released to the press each grade period of the past school year. T vow, LEFT T FKQHT-Pamala Palmer. Ieanette Hunt, lean Adamson, Mary Io Basche, 3-Til Cundill. Evelyn Riggcm, George Kirl-din, Sharon Wallace. Io Anne Stiff, Mrs. In.-:c:, cds- 1111 11:,1w, l,IQlT TQ l-,ft2EiTgEddi6 Warnock. Greg Young. Ricky Biswell. Der-ri Szixhpeter. Sass: P der, Mike Doherty, Bobb Mcliittrick, Bruce Klunder. Buzz Ea 1 1' 2 -1' WT' iff--Bud Titus Ke' ., . .c . , -E ,lie 14351 'xi 39 vnu SHARRON VVOQDVVORTH MARILYN ROY SARA PRICE IEAN ADAMSQN Pre-sldent Vice President Secretary-Treastircr Reporter F. T. A. THE PURPOSE of the F.T.A. club is to interest high school students in public school teaching as a vocation. Here the students having a common interest may listen to teachers or other members in the school system and get questions definitely answered on specific subjects. Observation trips this year were taken to E.O.C. and to the Baker grade schools. The club members assisted with the Reading Readiness tests given all first graders, and they took charge of different rooms while teachers were in conferences. Library books were read and outlines placed in scrap bool:s which were kept by each member. Reports were given by the various members on observations and readings. Money was added to the club treasury to pay for the bus to La Grande and to help a senior from Baker High in this club to go on to college next year. This scholarship fee was a new aim for the club. This was the fifth year the F.T.A. club has been in existence under the direction of Mrs. Romig, who organized it. FPS .,:w, 2.377 TC PLGHT-Carol Colton, Betty Guyer, Karen Thomas. Charlotte Kofford, lean Adam- son. Evelyn Riggan, Sherry Francis, Cheryl Culley. sicorsi, How, 1,z:f 1' 'ro RIGHT-Darlene Crockett, Verna Hosey, Dorothy Cress, Marilyn Roy, Sara Price, Sharron Woodworth. 722123 Pow, LEFT TO RIGHT+MOhd Carlson, Louise Gover, Helen Gover, Mrs. Romig, adviser: Karen Weaver, Susan Vaughan, Gretchen Dunlap. -'Mrs was l 4 BOBB MCKITTRICK LLOYD FISHER lf M l N ' ll s dt-nt X c THE FU1URE FARMERS OF AMERICA has been active ln Baker High for a long time In line Wllh former years the F F A judging team did very well at the State Fair in Salem In October the annual Parent and Son Banquet was held Wllh lts usual good attendance During the winter the Baker Chapter was the host for the district and inter-district shop parliamentary and publlc speakmg contests In the spring several delegates attended the State Convention at Cor vallis during vacatlon For the students the annual Farmer s Day Assembly and Dance were held in April. wow row LF T TO Rzcm-L. Fisher, Row 1 F TO HGH?-L. Smith TH R Pow RZGHTfB. Simrell RZGHT-D. Francis if an Q, TSI.-' wr- ' MILFORD CUNDIFF CAROLE SIMONSEN SUSAN HYDER President Vice President Socrelaiy lluill and Scroll HE PURPOSE OF QUILL AND SCROLL is to give recog- nition to people that have done excellent work in journalism. The Quill and Scroll was just re-organized at Baker last spring alter a lapse ol nearly ten years. It is cn International Hono- rary Society lor High School Iournalists. The membership this year is made up ol eight seniors and one junior. lts function is to interest students in the lield of journalism. Rom fwnv, utr? rc EiiGEiT-flVlrs. Long, Adviser: Mike Holi, Deni Smithpeter, Mary Io Basche. Susan Ryder, Ken Eng. .15-1 Row, LEFT T7 FIGllTiMilf0Id Cundiif, Ann McAllister, Carole Simonsen. Marilyn Folkman. 224, 4... LOUISE GOVER PEGGY LONGACRE VIRGINIA WGOD President Vice President Secretary E.!l.!l. EMBERSHIP IS OPEN TO ALL GIRLS who are interested in partici- pating in sports. The organization is operated on cr point system with credit given for attendance at business meetings, noon games, and also sports out- side of school. In addition to its noon meetings the G.A.A. meets each two weeks for a lun night and plays basketball, volleyball, pingpong, and tumbles. To raise funds the G.A.A. has sponsored a cooked tood sale, washed cars, and sponsored a dance. In the spring the year is climaxed by the annual banquet at which awards are given and officers installed. FRONT How, LEFT TO RIGHT-Shirley Haynes, Peggy Longacre. Louise Gover, Virginia Wood, Ierrie Coons, Susan Vaughan. ::s:coN3 Tecw, LETT TO RIGHT-Ianice Reeder, Shirley Freitag, Evelyn Riggan, Sherry Francis, Marcia Richards, Donna Butcher, Mrs. Eardley, adviser. 'misc How, LEFT TO RIGHT-IOYCE Phillips, Mary lane Bauder, Emalene Belt, Neva Kinnaman, Yvonne Dennis, Nancy Stewart. BACK Row, LEFT TO RIGHT-Iodetl Koltord. 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