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

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1956 volume:

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'fra Swim: dame! 74wezf, ,4 if o I I I Page BOARD OF EDUCATION Tnere exists no doubt that a nation's greatest resource is its youth, and it follows that the greatest work of mankmd is the development of this resource through various means, chief among which are the home, the church, and the school. ln the process of development, the human potential is astounding to contemplate-what future scientist sits in the class? what president? what doctor? what Samaritan? what great religious leader? what motner oi a future Lincoln? what friend to man? The real potential inherent in a person begins to develop as that lite sets its course. At precisely what minute is the light lit to direct the future minister toward his goal? the researcher toward the atom? Which Mr. Chips will kindle the spark? Which Miss Dove will direct the growing thoughts oi the future surgeon? The Maker has not made man clairvoyant that he may know which simple acts of today will aiiect human aflairs tomorrow. That mother who made a place for the boy Lincoln amid the charcoal oi the hearth could not forsee Gettysburg, but her goodness glows yet in that unaymg episode. Such is the shaping of things to be. And verily the education of youth is the surest foundation of happiness, for each dedicated teacher, or parent. or friend has his place, large or small to his own making, in the timeless movement of destiny. Although a devoted teacher or principal works for a time among youth and moves on to the aid of others. his work accomplished carries on through the ages, never stilled nor ever completely measured. I. R. EVANS Fw,- Board Members oi District Five Top-I. R. Evans, Superintendent ot Schools, Mrs. Peggy Satterburg lop row-Dr. Flora Biswell, Mr. Eugene Hammond, Mr. Thomas Hunt Bottom row-'Dr. Kim McKim, Mr. Warren Mayes, lean Rode, Secretary . ' .E:,::- Tl T819 5' 1' w f if gg 5, ...v V If V 1 n nl! 1, vi ' V 1 ,f 'P V-s , ' ee 3-af Where each person goes in lite is determined by two things: by what he is and the kind oi p.'eparation he has. lt is the responsibility ot the school to see that the preparation is the best that each person can obtain lor himself. We ieel that Baker High School in the past has made an excellent record in this respect. lt is our hope that every student has received a preparation that will make it possible :lor him to go where he has determined he wishes to go with is life. I would like to express my appreciation to the students. student body oliicers and the student body for an excellent year. Part of the success ot this year has been the result of the training ol the student body oliicers received at the council workshop this last summer. I hope that a strong student body organization will continue to make Baker High sudent body one ot the best in the state. My thanks also go to the faculty tor their support and their cooperation in making this an excellent school year. l. H. ADAMSON Paqe Seven Mr. Willard Barnes Mr. I. H. Adamson Principal Mr. Kenneth Brown American Problems, Senior English Sophomore English, Speech Mr. Charles Campbell Art cmd Crafts Mr. Norman A. Clark Bookkeeping, Senior Moth fc sa f 146-'D iq, v Sw wi! asv? iw., E532 Wg! er! W' 35, W5 l- Mr Harold L Klrkhn Mr Max Lane Instrumental Musrc Boys PE Con I eruol Lcm cmd Soles crrshrp Coachmq Mrs Ahce Long Mr Allan McCullough Spcrmsh Lctm ourdo n Cherrusty rhymes B lccly Math Miss Eva Nelson Mr. Lyman Patton Commercial Agriculture V' ag 4? Y fr- ' 2 we , L M 'Q f g 'ff' . , . 'f 29,1 ' ' T1 ' 1+ S aw w , X , . ' 5 sr Nz V 'Q .... i'fLf, - ' 4 J fz 'j7 1315! wiv wh ., I , quam Q -vga' -,Sv -i - 4,3341 in 541141 5, E W Nh... 2 ii A , , - f , l 1,4 wrivfy Q . 4 ,Q f,..., W- 45? --11. SZWLOZWQJJ QL x I Trotter Vaughan President Nickname-Wild Bill Future-College Student Council 3, Class President 3, Speech Club 3, President 35 Latin Club 2-3, President 3, Vice-Presi- dent 2, Football l-2-3, Ca tain 3, Baseball Ig Lettermen's Chile 2-3, President 3, . 1 N William Dennis Moragne Vice-President Nickname-Bill Transfer-El Cerrito High School Future-College Track 2-35 Boxing 3, Student Coun- cil 3: Class Vice-President 3. endafz ln days when tasks are tiring And joys are fleeting fast, Our thoughts in love returning Will find sweet pleasure in the past Charlotte Kofford Secretary Future-College, Education F.T.A. l-2-3, Secretary 2, President 3g Girls' League l-2-3, Historian 2, Secretary 3: National Honor So- ciety l-2-3, Vice-President 2, Presi- dent Sy Per: Club 2-3, Vice-Presi- dent 35 Orchestra President 3, Sports Princess 35 Spurs 1, Secre- tary lp Student Council 3, Class Secretary 3, Prom Financial Chair- man 2. Vile, the departing seniors of 1956, let our thoughts return to these past three years ot learning and extra-curricular activities in B.H.S. We then realize how lucky we are to live in America and be graduates of a fine school, with a capable faculty, such as Baker High School. The seniors ot l956 would like to thank our helpful and patient advisers. Mrs. Gertrude Inman and Mr. Willard Barnes. The senior class oi. 1956 is scholastically and athletically of the highest type, developing many promising leaders. Our Prom theme was Central Park. Our class colors are blue and silver, our class flower is the Lily of the Valley. True to our motto, A rnan's reach must exceed his grasp, or what's a heaven for! We will he reuniting in 1961. TROTTER VAUGHAN, Pres. Valedictorian---CAROL STANLEY daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. Ft. Stanley, 2745 Col- lege St. SalutatorianvlACKlE EDGE daughter of Mr. and Mrs.- M. C. Edge, 3llU N. Sec- ond St. Page Eleven flxixk 'Q 0 'il APPLE. IOAN MARIE Nlclcnarncf--Io l'-.lll',.Y flNlLlYSlTlg Glrls' Le-aaue l-2-35 Latin Club 2-35 Pep Club l-2-3, Trl-H1-Y 2-3 AYDELOTT, IANET EILEEN Llcknarne--Ayde FuturefCollege-Elementary Educatlon Double Quartet 25 l .'ln.A. 35 Glrls' League lf 2-35 Log l-2-3, Feature Edltor 3, Natlonal Hon- or Soclety 2-35 Pep Club 1-2-3, Rally Squad l-2-35 Song Queen 2-35 Speech Club 35 Sports Queen 3, Thesprans l-2-35 TTIAHT-Y l-25 Plays. Anne of Green Gables l Famrly Portrait 35 Quill of Scroll 3 BAILEY, CHARLENE VALLEIO Nlckname---Chuckne Future--Undn-clded Gris League l-Z-35 Pep Club l-25 Tn-H1-Y l-2-3, GAA l-3, Stage Cu'-w 1-2 BALES. DARRELL ROBERT Basketball l-2-35 Student CO-HC1l lg Class Secretary l. BAUDER. KEITH EDWARD NlCkDGITn:'TOIH liuture-Truck Drwf.: r ,F A l-2-3. BAUDER. MARY IANE flzcnname--lanle Future-Unaeclded Sails League l-2-3, GAA l-2-3, Secretary 2-3 BAUGE. CHRIS Nlcknamefljogr. Transfer-Grant Umon Hlgn Future---Unlverslty ot Oregon H1-Y 2-35 Spanlsn Club 35 Baseball 2-35 Bas- ketball Z-35 Football 2-35 Track 2-3. BELL. MARTHA EMALENE lwlcknameflfmmy Future-Undeclded Glrls' League l-2-3, GAA. 1-2-3. BERDAHL, CAROL ANN Future-College G1YlSl League l-2-3, Nugget 2-35 Pep Club 1- 2-35 Rally Squad 3, Sports Prxncess L55 'lrl-H1-Y l-3 BEST, IOHN Nickname-ldge: john Fuiure-Mechanic BISWELL. MARY FLll',lY6'UH1VEl'Sllj' ol Oregon Courtesy Patrol 2-3, Glas League 1-2-3: Class Hepresr-natlue l '.'1ce- Presrdent 2 Preslslent fig Log 12-3, Euslng-ss Edltor 2-3, Pep Club l-2-35 Qulll CS Scroll 35 Rally Squad 3 Ssanlslr Club 3 lllsiorlan 3 Spons rrtn- oessllx 'lliesprans l-2-3, T71-ll:-Y l-2-3, Plays Anne of 'Dru-n Cables l BLOOM, GORDON EUGENE Ilxclcnarne-Sleepy t' ' 'e-Undecided fluggci l, Pep Liana 3, Basketball l, Football Snizng' l-2-3 CL:-fjzriarrt l-2-3 BROWN. SHARRON COLLEEN f.. lc AU. . F .145-YY Lomr totnete-7 Since. 'Sirk Leafgm- l-2-3, P-Q Tl 1 . 5, Sp l BUTCHER, DONNA LOUISE Lg, or l:1f'grc---liou5e'.'.'lte Girls Leaqua- l-2-3 G A A CARNES, KAREN MAE fwfr. ' --buxcz. L-'.lf..fEf2:',lTSlYlQ Girls League l-2-3, lil. E, flatzonal hor.: Society 2-35 TJ age! 3, Per Band Peg' gl .12 l-2, 'lrzesplalls 2-3 'lil-:HY l-2-3 Board c. f'Cnf'ol l SPCU-TOY'-' 2 Prf-sldent 3, Siagr, if 'rr 2-3, Pla,s Sprulg Gr:-Ln 2 ll1l.b3ll1, ' ' -f4a.n 3 'Jie law. CASSELL, CAROLYN LORETE Future-College Slrls League l---3 Class Hep:--s-ntatxve 2, IRL 3, Log 2-3 fic-ws Edztor 3, NGllCI'lGl Honor Some-Ty 2-3 fluggel l-2-3, Pep Band l-2 Pep Club l-2, Quzll G Scroll 3, Sycrs Prim:-2-ss 3, Sud--nt Council 3, Tr:-Hx-Y l-2 Treasurer L ASR Ffcrf-fury 3 Hola-- Crew l-2 CHEATHAM, EARL f.. KVI Elcodlurti Future-Collefy COCKRAM. FRED IOSEPH Future-College Courtesy Palrcl 2, Double Q.a:Iet 2, Ei:-Y l-2-3, Preslde-nt 3 'lreasurez 2, All-flcrtE1v.'e:.i Choir 2, Band Pr'-sid--nt 3, Choir V1CL-pf'3S1- den! 2 COLTON. MARGARET LAVON lxlcknameflwlargle Transler4Sl Francis Academy Future-Buslness College Glrls' League 2-3g C5 A A 2-3 CONRAD, BRUCE L. Future-O S C or Alf Fozce Pep Band l-2-3, Baseball 2-3 CRAIG. CHARLES L. F-.zcknamh-'Red Future-Undecmded CRAWFORD, DONALD NOEL NICRHCUWQ-DOH Future-Diesel Mechanlc 1-'.F.A. 3, Treasurer 35 Le1termen's Club l, Baseball 2-3. CULLEY, RICHARD CARL Nlckname Dxck Future-Carpenter DEACON. DONALD ALAN Nxckname-Don Future-College-Electncal Engmeering RGdlO Club 2-3, Presldent 3, DERRICK. LEE FutureAUnciecxdQd DIMA, DONALD MARION Nmcknarm-flion Future-Undeclded DOOLY, DONNA IANE Future-lzlememary Education G1YlSl League l-2-35 Centzal Councl. 3, Pep Club 2-3, Class Secretary 3, Trl-Hz-Y 2-3 Board of Comrol 2 Vzce-Presmient 3 DOWDY, ADOLPH Futur-e4Undec1de'i DUNN. IESSICA MAY Nickname-less Future-Unwerszty' :f Oregon Girls League 1-Q.-3 Pep Club l-2-3 Spanlsi Club 3, Tnespzans 2-3 Secretary' 3, Tr:-PE:-'! l-2-3, Plays The flighf of fanuarj: lEth 3 Farxxly' Porta! 3 EDGE, IACQUALYN, ANN flxcknarrl-:ff'::L:1, Future-College-Eau::t:cn FTA 2-3, Girls Le-:gh l-2.-E, .latierial Ho:- or Society' 2-3 Pep Sand l-2-3 Peg Clul: l-2 Spcrts PIIYZCE-SS 3, Tm-sgzans 2-E Tr:-E Y Z-2, Triple 'frlc 2-3, Elsa Liharlan 3 Pays Ant.: ci Green Gables 1 Drums fear: 2 Tig: cf 'an,ar': IFE E 1..lt:ll'-' Gail: 3 J3,1. fm- fd EDWARDS. IANICE MARLENE Future-College C-irls' League 1-2-35 National Honor Society 2-3 Vice-President 35 Nugget 1-2-35 Pep Club l-2-3, Assistant Drill Leader 35 Sports Prin- cess 35 Tri-Hx-Y 1-25 Choir Namater 25 Quill G Scroll 35 Makeup Crew 1-35 Banquet Co- Chairrnan 2. ENDICOTT. DARRELL IESS lficlcname-Calderwoood Future-Army. Pep Band 1-2. ERVIN. IANICE IRENE Nickname-Ian Future-College C-irls' League 1-2-35 Nugget 2-35 Pep Band 35 Thesprans 35 Stage Crew 2-35 Tri-H1-Y 15 Plays Hillbilly 'Weddln' 3 FLOWERS. DON Nickname-Dew Future-Undecided Bulldog Club 2-3, FRANCIS. DAVID D. Nickname-Dave Future-College Football 1-35 Lettermen's Club 3, Track 1. FRANCIS. MERNON DELL Nickname-Bevo Future-Rancher or Forestry F FA 1-2-35 Basketball 1-2-35 Track 2-3 FOX. BONNIE MARIE Nickname-Foxie Future-College gilrls' League l-2-35 Pep Club 15 Triple Trio FREEMAN. IOHN RILEY Nicknamefltflonph Future-College Hi-Y 15 Speech Club 35 Student Council 3: A.S.E. President 3. GILDERSLEEVE. CHARLES D. Nickname-Gilder Future-College-Engineering Hi-Y 1-2-35 l.R.L, 35 Golf 1-2-35 Student Coun- cil 25 Class Secretary 25 Hi-Y Vice-President 35 Thespians 1-2-35 Plays: Our Hearts Vlere Young and Gay 15 Green Fire 15 Drums ol Death 25 january Thaw 25 National Honor Society 3. GILKISON. KAREN Future-College F.T.A. 3, Girls' League 1-2-35 Pep Club 25 Spanish Club 35 Spurs 1. GRABNER. ANNETTE IOY Future-College. Courtesy Patrol 25 Girls League 1-2-35 Latin Club 25 Majorette 2-35 Nugget 15 Pep Band 35 Pep Club 1-25 Sports Princess 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1-2- 3, Treasurer 3. HACKER. HELEN REBECCA Future-WACS Cvirls' League l-2-3 HAMMOND. IOHN ROBERT Nickname-Ham FuturefCollege Log 35 lnspection Committee 35 Student Coun- cil 1-3, Sophomore Class President lg ASB Vice-President 3 HAMMOND. SHARON GAYLE Nickname-Hamcone Transter-Pendleton Hxgr, Future-Housewife Girls' League l-2-35 Pep Band 25 Pep Club 1-25 GAA l-25 Sports Head 25 Tri-H1-Y 2, Board of Control 2 HARDWICK. IOHANNA NELL Nickname-Srtan FuturefSecretary Q Girls League 1-2-3 Central Council 35 Pep Club 2-3 Drill Captain 35 Sports Princess 35 Spurs lg Tri-H1-Y 1, Triple Trio 2-3 Page Fcarief. HARRELL, ROBERT LEWIS Nickname-Bob Future-Aeronautical Engineer Hr-Y l-2-3, Chaplain 2, Vice-President 35 IR L 2-3, President 35 Lettermens Club l-2-35 Pep Band l-25 Spanish Club 35 Baseball lg Bas- ketball l-2-35 Football l-2-3: Track l-2, Prom Co-Chaxrmang Speech Club 35 Plays: Spring Green 2 HARRISON. DAVID llickrxame-Harry Future-College Lettermen's Club 35 Basketball l-2-3, Base- ball 2-3 HAYNES, SHIRLEY Nickname-Scotty Future-Housewife Girls' League l-2-35 Pep Club 1-2-3, GAA l-Z-3, Vice-President 2, President 35 Tri-H1-Y l HENDRICK, ALBERT HARVE 1Not Pictured! H' Nickname-Al Future-Undecided HOPPKINS, MARVIN CNot Picturedl HOWARD. KENNETH L. Nickname-Hoss Future-Undecided HUNT, DAVID Nickname-Dave Future-College Pep Band 25 Golf l-2-3. HUNT, IAMES OLAUS Nickname-Iim Future-College Pep Band 2-3 INMAN. ROGER Nickname-Hog Future-WSC-Veterinary Pep Band 2-35 Thespians 2-35 Plays: Green Fire l5 Iartuary Thaw 25 Night of Ianuary l6th 35 Hillbilly Wecldin' 35 Family Portrait 3, Stage Crew 2. IENSEN, CAROL ANN N1cknamefSl1rn Future-College or Housewife Double Quartet 25 Girls' League 1-2-35 G.A A lg PF A. Chapter Sweetheart 2. KIERNAN, SHIRLEY LUCILLE Future-Housewife Girls' League 1-2-3, Historian lg Log 2-3, Ex- change Editor 35 Pep Club l-25 Thespians 2-35 Tri-H1-Y l-25 Plays: Ianuary Thaw 2, Spring Green 2, Night of Ianuary 16th 3. KIRBY, CHERYI. ANN Nickname-Kirb Future-Lollege I-'.T.A. 3: Girls' League l-2-35 National Honor Society 2-35 Pep Club 1-2-3, Secretary 2, President 35 Rally Squad 25 Sports Prmcess 3 KIRBY. MARCELLA DAWN Nickname-Dawnie Future-O.S,C. Girls' League l-2-35 Pep Club 1-2-35 Tri-Hi-Y l LANGLITZ, VERNA MARIE lC1ckname+Sttep Future-Secretary Girls' League l-2-35 Sports Przncess 3 LAMAN, ORIN EUGENE fiicknarie-Sonny Transfer-Beaverton High Future-College Page Fifteen mf- 50 lizzvr X i 'X 12. R ta y 'Gun iw ,J fm LAY. KERRY LYNN Nickname-Keg Future-O.S.C.-Engineering Nugget 3, Pep Band 3, Radio Club 2, Thes- pians 3, Plays. Spring Green 2, The Night of Ianuary 16th 3, Hillbilly Weddin' 3, Family Portrait 3 LONG. KEITH RANDAL Nickname-Big Keith Future-College Lettermen's Club 2-3, Pep Band 2-3, Football l-2-3, Track 2 LOVE, BARBARA A. Nickname.-Bart Future-Business College Girls' League 1-2-3, G.A.A. 2-3. LUTZ, IUDITH MARIE Nickname-'ludy Future-College, Teaching Girls' League 1-2-3, Pep Club 2-3, Spurs l, griple Trio 2-3, Latin Club 2-3, Vice-President McCLAIN. KAY Future-Undecided Girls' League l-2-3, Pep Club 2, G.A.A. l-3, Tri-Hi-Y 2-3. MCCORD, OLIVER Nickname-Ollie Future-College Hi-Y l-2, Lettermen's Club 2-3, Baseball 1-2-3, Basketball l-2-3, Football 1-2-3, Golf 2, Track 2, National Honor Society 3. MCBRIDE, DELBERT RAY Nickname-Del Future-State Police Bulldog Club 2, F.F.A. l, Log 2-3, Nugget 2-3, Boxing 3. MCBRIDE. PAUL ROE Nickname-Polly Future-Singer Bulldog Club 2, Double Quartet 3, All-North- west Chorus 2, Boys' Quartet 3, A Choir President 3. MCKIM. ROBERT MENZIE Nickname-Muck Future-College, Engineer Bulldog Club 2-3, Hi-Y l, l.R.L. 3, Latin Club 2, Letterrnen's Club 2-3, Football B l, Plays: Anne of Green Gables l, Family Portrait 3. MCQUOWEN, KENNETH Nickname-Kenney Future-Diesel F.F A. l-2-3, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3. MILNER. IOE Transfer-Garden City, Kansas Future-Air Force. MOULTON. DALE IVAN Nickname-Molt Future-E.O.C. Speech Club 3, Plays: Night oi Ianuary l6th 3, Family Portrait 3. BOB MOYES NELSON. DON Nickname-l-lambone Future-College Hi-Y 1, l.ettermen's Club 2-3, Baseball l-2-3, Basketball 2-3, Football 3 NICHOLS, LESLIE C. Nickname-Les Transfer-Glide, Oregon Future-Undecided Track 2, Boxing l-2-3, Wrestling 1-2-3. Page Sixteen f NOLDER. TOM Transfer-Lewtston litglz Future-Oregon Tech OLSON, IOHN fwlxcknarne--Tlger Future-Law Enforcement Bulldog Club 2-3, l-fx-Y l-2, Treasurer - Le- termen's Club 2-3, Radto Club 2-3 Vice- Prestdent 3, Baseball 2-3, Foatbal l-2-3 Plays Anne of 'Zreen Gables 2 PATRICK. CATHRYN LEONA flzcknarne-fiat-, Future-Housewtle Gtrls' League l-2-3 Latxn Club 2, Radtc C11 3: GAA 1, PAULSEN, KAROI. Future-Unlverszty of Oregon Glrls' League l-2-3, Lag l-2-3 Excrxange Ldl tor 2 Nanagmg Edttcr 3 Nugget l-2-3, Pep Club 1-2, Quill 6. Scroll 2-3, Sports Princess 37 Trl-H1-Y l PELLISSIER. FRANK LGVERN Ntckname-lyftke Future-O S C F FA l-2-3 Sentxnel 2, Presldent 3 PHILLIPS. IOYCE MARIE Iuckname-Io Future-Buslness College Gtrls' League l-2-35 GAA l PIFHER. IOHN DUANE Nlckname-lack Future-College H1-Y I-2-3, Secretary 2-3, Lettermens Club l-2-3, Secretary 3gBaseball I-2-3, Basketball X35 Fgotball l-2-3, Student Council, Sgt.at- rms , PRICE. SUSAN IEAN Nxckname-Sudt Future-College Gxrls' Lea ue 1-2-35 Nugget 2-35 Pep Club 2-35 Prom gommtttee 2 PRITCHARD. SHIRLEY F. Nlckname-Dusty Future-Housewxfe Glrls' League 1-2-3 REA. SHARELENE HOPE Nxckname-Sharry Future-College Gtrls League l-2-3, Pep Band l-2-3, rp Club l-2, Tn-H1-Y 1. RHUMAN. DONALD H. NICICHGKISAHGYIQ' Future-Marry and College F F.A 1-2-3, Senttnel 3 ROUSE. ROBERT IOHN Nlckname-Bob Transfer-St Francts Academy Future-College H1-Y 1 SAUNDERS, ETHEI. RACHEL Nickname-Hacri l uturefUndectded FTA 2 Girls' League 1-L-3: GA A l SAVAGE, ROBERT GORDON flL:kna::1e4Sa'.' Future-Undectdea Bulldog Club l-2-3 Preszaent E, Fcsttal, l Sknng Co-Captain l-2-3, Thespzazts l-2-3 Speech Club 3, Plays Anne cf Green Sabfe l, Ianuary' Tliaw l Spring Green 2 :ruins :Z Death 2 SCOTT. GERALD E. fl. x arne-Scotty F:gt1.re-lwfecrantc C Iruf:kar1'.'e Page Sew' ,r e 4' nv l wa ,., Z i ws Q.. 1 l i IR no 4 .4 milk 162' ,aw-f ? :AA 'Ext SHAVER. BETTY lNllUlCfll1IIn' Vonnn, Futurr---B.1s1nf'ss Collrrqf- Fflfft 25 Gxrlaz L.l'LlQl14 lfQl3, Latin Club Pr-p Cllb LZ, lrlflll-Y l SIPP, CLAYTON Nlcknarns.-ffflas Futureflqancner F F A 273, Se-crfltary 35 Speech Club 3 SMITH, GARY lQ1ClCIlGl'T'AErfSR'llllQ' Future+Collcgcf PF A l-2-35 Lfrttf-rmr n s Club 3 Basketball 1-2-3, Football 3 'lracn 1.5 Sttdf-nt QO,1DCll 5-2, Class 'frm' Prrrsildfrnt l, Class President SMOLICH, PAUL DONALD lllCKN3IH6'fGOOS6 Future--College Bulldog Club l-25 Hx-Y l-2, Lettermerfs Club 2-3, Bail-:eftball l-243, Football l-2-33 Track 2. SPRIET, LOIS IRENE Nmknamtf 'Lorm- Future-College Guis' League l-2-3 STANBRO. DARLENE fulcknanitf- Snubs VlvYGHSlCI-'-l'lCIkf:lOICl lrllgn School FdtL,rLfBs.s1ness Colle-ge FT A 3, Glrls' Lfxaqxm 2-3 STANLEY. CAROL IEAN Future-f-Colln-Qu Mists Doublv Qqaftcft 2, fluls l.rt1.,rt.Q,A l-A-3 ll.l. 3, Sccrvftary 3, Nauonal Honor Soctety l-Zf3, Pep Band lnztf-cnon Commute-9 2, Sporls PIIHCUSS 3, Student Councxl 2, Class Vtce-Presxdrrnt Z, 'i'ltL-:plans l-2-3, Presxdent 3, T11-H1-Y l-2-3, 'l'r1plu 'l':1o l, Band Secretary 25 Chou Secretary 35 Plays. Anne of Green Gables l, Green Pm l, Htllbllly W'eddin' 3 STEVENSON, CHARLES ALLEN Nxckname-4Chuck Futurf--Coll:-qu or Constructxon 'Work STEWART. NANCY IEAN Klclcrlarzlf-fllanc Future- -Nnrscjs 'l'r'a1n.n'g C-xrls' Lsfaguf- l-23, Pty Clab 2-37 Gt'-.12 l-2-3. STILTZ, SHARON IRENE Future-Undecided Guls' League: l-2-3. STODDARD, LARRY Iilckname-Lnlle Boy Log 2 STONE. TEXA ANN NICRYAGIYHCATCX Future'fUnd:,fc1dc1d Glrls' League l-2-3, Loo lf2A3, Pep Club l-2, GAA 1, Sports Prlncefss 3, Trl-H1fY l-2 5 Board ol Control Eg Trlple 'l'flO 33 Stage: Crew 2-3. SWINYER, CHARLES MARVIN i. r Fdtxre-l'flf:c?.'1:t.': F F A l-2-3 THOMAS. KAREN IODELLE 1 4:11-lla Futdr-,!':olQvfgff E Y 'Q FTA l-2-3 Llhfjflili A --v1CE'P,5SQQ:TI'. 'SWE LIf':'1 l 23 Ff C ,b 243 THOMPSON. DON E. Fl-A l-2-3 Hfgcf r Cdr. 'lam I C THOMPSON. IEAN ELIZABETH r uiure-College Girls' League 1-2-35 Pep Club 1-2-35 Sports Princess 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-35 Triple Trio 2-35 National Honor Society 3 THOMPSON. IOAN MARIE Future-College Girls' League 1-2-35 Pep Club 1-2-3, T-1-1-ir-Y 1-2-3, Chaplain 35 Triple Trio 2-35 National Honor Society 3 TURNER. WILLIAM DERK Nickname-Willie Future-College Hi-Y 1-2-35 I.ettermen's Club 2-3: Nugget 1-3 VOYLES. IAMES DARRELL Nickname-lim, Future-College Courtesy Patrol 25 Pep Band 2-3: Radio Club 25 Thespians 1-2-35 Plays: Green Fire l, Ianu- ary Thaw 2, Spring Green 2, Night of Ian- uary 16th 2, Hillbilly Weddin' 3, Family Por- trait 3, The Lottery 3, WITHAM. MERRILIE ANN Nickname-Piggie ruture-O,S.C. Girls' League l-2-35 National Honor Society 2-3, Secretary 35 Nugget l-2-3, Editor 35 Pep Club 25 Class Secretary 25 Prom Co-Chairman 25 Spurs 15 Quill 6. Scroll 2-35 Tri-1-li-Y l-25 Plays: Anne of Green Gables 15 Makeup Crew 1-2. WOODWORTH. DOLORES Nickname-Woody Future-College Girls' League 1-2-3, Representative 2, Treas- urer 35 Log 15 Nugget 1-2, Business Manager 25 Pep Band 35 Pep Club 1-2-3, Drill Leader 55 Sports Princess 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1, Stage Crew WYATT. GARY ANDREW Nickname-Wyatt Earp Future-Undecided Log 2-35 Rally Squad 25 Football 1-2-35 Track 2-35 Quill G Scroll. YOKOM. ROLAND LENARD Nickname-Yogie Future-College Thespians 2-35 Plays: Drums ot Death 2, Ianu- ary Thaw 2, Spring Green 2, Hillbilly Wed- din' 3, Family Portrait 3, The Lottery 3. YOUNG, LAURA KAY Nickname-Kay Future-College Girls' League 1-2-35 Nugget 2-35 Pep Band 1-2-35 Pep Club 1-25 Inspection Committee 25 Sports Princess 35 Thespians 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1-25 Triple Trio 2-3, Plays: Drums of Death 2. Hillbilly 'Weddin' 3, The Lottery 35 Prom Com- mittee 2. YOUNG. LOUISE RAE Future-College FTA. 35 Girls' League l-2-35 Central Coun- cil 15 Nugget 1-2-35 Pep Club 2-35 Sports Princess 35 Spurs 15 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Triple Trio 2-35 Prom Committee 25 Plays: The Lottery 3 ZEMMER, MILDRED DELORES Nickname-Milly Future-Undecided FTA 1-2-35 Girls League l-2-35 Pep Club 3. CHESS. RICHARD IOHN Nickname-Dick Transfer-lordan Valley High Future-College Fladio Club 3 Page Nineteen xr .ng Q W :gi v if 1 aw . C90-, lj M3 M , ,. Cav. J W ? P 3' Ni- BACK AGAIN I M 35 w - V H M M4 i it ' ' ' 1 wg b .V,:,.,, K W P A .4 - 1,- f x' I Ha: qi Y ' ,WQ I f -. UH? PERLLYI 4- 1 ' J ' f 5 ' ' f , fa, .M avi, A V Hem HMPH! ' ,Wg ,ff s F Q 67 . L 1 ' ' , ' E 4 0 VP u 7 . U M ' 5 Q? Y YQ, ' . I Q. hi:-1 'Q DREAMY is 'K ' Y if wiv 5 'X ra -,'-. Q Nw JM ', gsm - nm - Jw . 'A' Q' ' ff ,. ' ' 5 v M1 , f gf A- M . . , 125' Q5 , ,. f uf f 4- ,.,, 1 fi, .,,-, J . A 1 A ' ' ' ..,' ' f , , W Q K' - Y' N: 5 as ini 1 s -15 I, ' , PALS N X ', I 4 , l - , i' Q A . ik 4,3 K , , 1, -L A if Y , Q' W fi 9 14 1 A 1. 2, K f W 'F , 5' R Q f v A V X ,- an xr H ' MJOORAT 9 3- VV A '- Jw, n s . iv T Q ' . .izng ff ,iw 4 F , . '.'. , . f' A S I H 4 - H I QL . 1 225 ' V' - , N iii A 4:37 A J V V' f f I, X I A ULYMFIC SVQMPS ' , air? F' 31 far w 1 M L ,Ii 1. - 3 V ' Qty-PM 1 1 I 54 PFI' ff ,r M , , A VJ., fyufldfgifg VELL!! ' ,HEN NAS THIS TRCT Page Twenty WWMEMM Paul Bauge Iohn Montgomery Lee Ann Dougherty President Vxce-President Secretary The Iunior Class of 1955-56 has been one for very good par- ticipation and cooperation. The main goal this year was the Iunior-Senior Prom. The class has sponsored a play from which it made most of the money needed for the Prom, and sold concessions and held dances throughout the year. The class has worked together. The class also swept most ol the Pep Night honors by winning the song and skit and has been active in class competitions. Best wishes to all of you from the officers ol the Iunior Class. Page Twenty-One ,ld r f 2' f uv V7 .nm- an u. 2 Richard Heilner, Kaylene Hewitt, lim Hindman, Anna Hite. Glenn Hobbs. Karie Hooker Richard Howard, Steven Humphries QQ' g.t' 3 Ronald Hunt, Oran Hutton, Ioanne lewett, Margie Iohnson Darrell Iones, Marilyn Kennedy, Norma Kesterson. Edna King, Kay King. Pat Kirklin Elwood Lakey iz' 3 .'. 1 , Barrie Larson, Ken Lawton :yy r . e 4 , Kenneth Leathers, Iames Lee, Ruth Lewis Tom Long. Bill Lovelady, Phil MacKinnon. Guy McCoy, Patricia McKee, Kathervn McKinney Edwin McKinney. Donna Mann. Vincent Marsh. Christine Marshall. Don Marsland, Stephen May Barbara Mayes. Keith Miles. Gary Moser ,not pxcyrec, Rose Mario Moulton. Phyllis Moyes. Dale Nabekor Page Twenty-Three M Af ,, 1 . rv 5 'LLL' f' ,hp L A U l L- I I 7 LWLLQ - I If I I ' I W! Ml X ' ' 'i 1 ff In 1, . f , , ,aff f f ff' 77 I Lf v 'L' f -MQ ,JJ ' H , 1 13 I f V. J, J . ' 1 I f xgxf ,I fl' ' ' N ! f f A uf X1 , - 1 4 u f r f ' ' ' px 32 MK MA ff wt K J ' 1 1 1' F I ' x fi N xl X If 1 s Q3 ' I 4' Y. I ,1 X 1 .' , A i I, X I ' i , J Q , I. ' ,X x L . X ', , , 'X f N , 1' 2 X y I i J J kk., - V X' ' J I Lf - . V K , , bf 3 ' V' . XM I X V' , 'lu Q . , V , N . ,IG 1 N . X., ' 14 1 , W Q' P P ., - .L U X f . Y-. i 9 -. I , Aix' - J X Ny 'K X A' gf Eff , y .X 4- 1 N7 4 Iudy Wyatt, Larry Yeske. D 'r Paul Z1 FROSTY Q, s A-W' . ANNA YIKESZ! TL- f iW I m Ce 254 ,L , N f -.rr P 1? 4 ni- e 'ff - 0 nf , ,, Q ff ' ' M fy 4 F5 j' iff, 2' f X' ' Sl i Xi: L K! .gk 6' A i M' .' vi, I .1 1 , Q. rf ' , ' L, if HEIS 5'UT A? BEAUTY 43' H 41 E LL go Hfllmv' 5, V Y, ik 1 44 I Lily Fo pi f sg ' X ' THESE ARE CUOKS 'P i . E 'Q' , 2 wg-W new V+ V A, fx 0 K : . . FA, ' j in 2' . If Y If V X 450620 ' 4' k W 1 Q6 EH I 622, 45' T 'MVS Tftzr YA SAY? mssm mom S awww 65 me S IQ f l' Phillip Love lcmell Lewis Clare Henderson President Vice P esident Se y Q' UWA 0440444076 bgvkx ' .lb.L Xsavcxfx-0-SLQLQ-V10 ALWMLJLI ,JC-4.0, igwaoffldeilm CL Qswiligfiwz ,SV Continually helping to better our school in many ways was the goal of the Sophomore Class of 1955-56. The members of the class have been active and co-operative in Pep Night. class competition, and helping during Clean-Up Week. The class officers wish to extend the very best of luck to the Sopho- mores in their remaining years at B. H. S. cretcxr hiv Vernal H Ca 47 Xi 'bu sl ' ggi il li .sp Gail Gross, Dean Gover, Roberta Gover, Dennis Guyer, Darlene Hacker, lumes Haight alvorsen. Carl Hansen, Norman Hansen, Clara Happy, Roxanne Harlin, Clare Henderson. rolyn Hill, Donald Hixson, Virginia Hobbs, Geneva Holybee. Richard Hunt. David Hyde Iohn Inman. Lyle Ingram, Gerald Iames, Gary Iellries, Harriet Iohnslon, Roberta Kelley Vern Kierrian, Geraldine Lewis Page 'E w,,nq1.--Finns Myra Matles. Dick Kirby, Rae Dean Kirk, Dick Kirklin, Myrna Kirkwood. Marvin Lakey 'not pct .7ed,. xc' g.:t-rfd,, Ianell Lewis, Ierry Litteral, Caroline Logsdon, Darrell Long, Phillip Love Allen May, Ioan May, Sherry McCord, Hobart McKnight not p1ct,.:e'.i,, Myron Mileg E - J 1' 5 E ,I 'UT Q.. K Y? -Il' 0? 7....4r.-4rLZ Sf , 2 A Q Q. f , K A5 1 in n . 5 'TY y-A ' 4-5. 'r-f 154: in he is 'vm ,K 'Us 1-js-.1 V' N' J-vs' x? f'N wr Y W? - -Q' V ' fl? f1sv' 'sf-f J--' :uf Glenn Myers, Dawn Nash, David Olp. Nelda Packer, Charleen Palmer, Bruce Parlin. Robert Patterson. Roberi Paugh, Ianei Peeples, Ronald Philips, Rosa Mae Points, Wilfard Poulsen. Larry Rapp, Iames Bhuman 'n':tp1ct'gre'ij, lane Ryder, John Sandidge, Chester Sater, Robert Safer. Nancy Shreiiler, lim Shumwa , Floyd Simonis Qrtf:i,':1Ct'afedf, Lloyd Simonis xc: j:1:t,re'.:,, Arthur Smi!h,Kqgleen Smjqh, Helen Smolich, Evelyn Starr, Arlene Stellx-nan, Dee Anne Stiliz, Anita Taylor, Sharon Taylor. Daralee Thompson, Sharil Tiffany, Duane Van Cleave, Reba Vlalhurn, lim Walker, Esiher Westerlund. Bill Vlhite, Phyllis Wigle, Carol Williams, David Williams, Eren Wilson, Kenneth Wilson inet plcturedj. PqgeThrr1y r- . as WW' 1 gnu- L- L 'f ffm Oo Billy Woodcock. Wright, Hannah Io Wright, Roy Wright. Page Thirty One '- Dean Yeske, Gary Young, Timoihy Zemmer. 0 S 2 I fx me Poem-re or...mwcewcsv ff e M y vm. mms: ,if ou, so on C99 w Wi 10 THE CREEP HELL, womasnv x if NICS 1135515 NEcxTuf.3 me Fw THE mmf A2 If 5,7 I CHEESE PLEASE -S l AUTOGRAPHS W , XX '-1 l. Q .1 A L,- -4. ns. S T 5.3, gs E is Q. N. -g . Surg x g ix x xx .. FX X -rx X5 ? L Xi-Q S-E, 1 , .a 1 I 4 J ' X . P i 'K 5 4 , -1. I ,- S ' 1 . . , . 0 ,J 1 ' x 'w' I y .d X.. A' 1 , I ,1' ' - . . , K . ' I 'L ' R n ' Q.- l ' ' L 4, f . . - A. 4 X X , , .. f ' L N -..- 1' ,, , ' . I ' ' S , A 4 Y I 4 V A ' ' J I T .ii 1 -K X - 11 . KY ' x M ., F . 5 Ah. W, N x - . n N lk L L , K k , - X ' , ' f SX - ,. 4 'im XM K 'N- xv, X, M , -S ,N -fn - 5 Xi V X, 1 F- V x K ' ,.f, , X .-L.. 'e f 'N X ' . X XF X k X 1 - C ,.. r- 'Tl -- X ' , X x B X fy 1 - ' '- S 'X X ,....,, f K Hx L ,N - x X Y ' 'Cx xi '-g 'tx' X35 N, -XX- x X , x A p Q--v, X + 4: X Q K. X 'A x g I ' 'Q N - Q HW X N' ' E , In ' - en C - , .- X. , m, E vx . . .. X- 0 na The National Thespian Society, under the guidance of Mr. Brown, the adviser, has had an active 1955-56. In addition to sending twelve members and the adviser to the Northwest Drama Conference in Eugene tor the second con- secutive year, this group was active in all the school plays and sponsored for its own group in Hillbilly Weddin'. Other plays this year were Night of Ianuary 16th and Family Portrait. In April eight new members were initiated into Thespians and Glen Hobbs who has been an excellent stage manager was qualified to be called an Honor Thespian, the highest honor that can be given. THESPIAN on-'lczns Carol Stanley President Glen Hobbs Vice-President Iessica Dunn Secretary Page Thlrty Three Seated, lett to right-Ruth Lewis, Susan Donovan, Marsha Edge, Mary Biswell. leS5iCC Dunn, Iackie Edge. Carol Stanley, Karen Carnes, Glen Hobbs, lane! Aydelottf Laura Young, Ianice Ervin, Shirley Kiernan. Standin -Bob Sava e, Kerr Lu , Pat Kirklin, Mr. Brown, adviser, Roland Yokum, lim 9 Q Y Y Boyles, Roger Inman. f 38135 NUGGET OFFICERS Merrilie Witham Editor Katie Wagner Assistant Editor Seated, le-it to right-Roberta Price, Karen Carnes, Ianice Edwards, Katie Wagner. Merxilie Witham, Iudy Carnes, Susan Price, Carolyn Cassell, Laura Young. Standing-Nick Wright, Ianice Ervin, Carol Ann Berdahl, Kerry Lay, Karol Paulsen. Karl Paulsen, Ardyce Garrett. Dick Roy. Delbert McBride, Louise Young, Derk Turner. Carol Williams, Mrs. Long. advisor. Wagga The Nugget Staff of 1955-56 prepared this yearbook. It took many hours of hard work but the fun and sociability of the evenings made up for it. A special thanks to Mrs. Long, our adviser, who attended all our meetings and helped us over the rough spots and to the sponsors who made our annual possible this year. This year two oi our members attended a workshop in Eugene where they received helpful instruction on editing the annual. Anyone may be a member of the Nugget Staff who is willing to work hard for the publication. Page 'fiiirty-Fox.: M147 Every two weeks the high school paper, The Baker Hi Log, brings the students the latest school events and highlights togeth- er with features, such as B.H.S.'s Best, Girl of the Month, and jokes. This requires many workers who should have at least one year of journalism but who can become staff members if they do outside reporting or work for the publications. Two members attended a workshop at Eugene where they learned many helpful things which they could use to improve the Log. This paper would not be possible without the capable and untiring efforts of Mrs. Long, the adviser. LOG STAFF Karol Paulsen Managmg Editor Carolyn Cassell News Editor Ianet Aydelott Feature Editor Gary Wyatt Sporis Editor Mary Biswell Business Manager Mrs, Long A inc: pcixrrr-a, age 'lir.1::'v'-Fin ea ieii to riqirf-Iimmy Duckett, Ianet Aydelott, Carolyn Cassell, Karol Paulsen, Mary Biswell, Gary Wyatt, Naomi Frost. Staxazng-Ioyce Bradshaw, Lela Swain, Shirley Kiernan, Harriet Iohnston. Graham Stewart, Ierry Litteral, Delbert McBride, Tom Long, lohrx Hammond. Iudy Carnes, Texza Ann Stone, Phyllis Wigle, Arlene Stellman, Kaylene Hewitt. Ianice Reagan. ',, 1 1? X SPEECH CLUB OFFICERS Trotter Vciu hom Q President Hirst hcxli yearl lim Lee President lsecond half yearl Sealed, left lo right-Ianet Aydelott. Marsha Edge. Paul Bauge. Trotter Vaughan. lim Lee. Dick Roy. Mary Biswell. Ruth Lewis. Stanclmg-Roberta Price. Iulia Newman. Mr. Horton. adviser. Iudy Wyatt. Iudy Carnes. Hrdyce Garrett. Riley Freeman. Chris Bauge. Bob Heriza. Bob Harrell. Allan Coons, Pat Kirklirx. Dick Howard. Bob McKim. Guy McCoy. Bob Savage. Gerry Schroeder. dad The purpose ot the Speech Club is to give the students an opportunity to improve their public speaking and to promote public speaking in High School. The membership roll consists oi not more than thirty students. This is the club's first year and it was started by Mr. Horton. the adviser. Page 'l'l'i11ly-Six 72,1 This year International Relations League studied Africa as part of a state-wide study program. The League held dances and had concessions at noon in the halls as a means ol raising money to send delegates to the state conference in Eugene. The I. R. L. adviser for this year was Mr. Barnes. I. rx. L. OFFICERS Bob Harrell President Dick Roy Vice-President Carol Stanley Secretary Page Thirty-Seven Seated, left to rlght-Iulia Newman, Karen Carnes, Dick Roy. Bob Harrell, Carol Stan- ley, Paul Bauge, Carolyn Cassell. Standing--Ierry Schroeder. Ruth Hazel Lewis, Trotter Vaughan, Bob Heriza, Bob McKim, Allan Coons, Charles Gildersleeve, Iudy Carnes. Marilyn Bond, Mr. Barnes, adviser. fr Seated, left to right-Ianice Edwards, Mary Biswell. Karol Paulsen. Merrilie Witham Carolyn Cassell. Standing-Iohn Hammond, Katie Wagner. Gary Wyatt, Mrs. Long adviser. Karol Paulsen Log Editor Merrihe Withcm Quill 6 Scroll is an international journalism honor Nugget Editor society to give recognition to those juniors and seniors who are in the top four of their class scho- lastically and have done well in journalism. Mrs. Long is the adviser. Page Thxxty-Eight . Q . The purpose ol the National Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship. to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development ol character. Membership requirements are based on these four prin- ciples. The Society has kept a record of all the graduates oi Baker High for the past three years. It also selects B.H.S.'s Best lor the Log and prepares the Honor Roll under the guidance ol Mrs. Inman, the adviser. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Charlotte Kofiord President Icmice Edwards Vice-President Merrilie Witham Secretary Page Thirty Nine Front row, left to rlght-Merrilie Witham, Charlotte Koliord, Ianice Edwards, Jean Thompson, Iackie Edge, Ianet Aydelott. Second row-Iudy Lutz, Carolyn Cassell, Dean Gover. Ioanne Iewett, Ruth Hazel Lewis, Ardyce Garrett. Robert Paugh, Ioan Thompson. Marsha Edge, Iohanna Hardwick, Marilyn Bond, Cheryl Kirby, Barbara Mayes, Carol Stanley. Back row-Roger Inman, Kerry Lay, Gerry Schroeder, Mrs. Inman, adviser, Oliver McCord. Dick Roy. Charles Gildersleeve, Bob Harrell, Bob Heriza, Paul Bauge. Iohn Hammond. .ffl Anita Taylor. Nancy Shreffler. Iuanita Carnell. Phyllis Wigle. Charlene Palmer. Helen Smolich. Louisa Bohn. Wanda Dowdy. Mrs. Gildersleeve. adviser. ga The Bulldogs and Spurs are service organizations who help at all public school functions. Page Forty BU Standxng, lei! to r1gh1-- Mr. Compton. adviser. Vern Kieman. Bob Savage. Jerry Duncan. Billy Pollock. Robert Paugh. Dewey Flowers. Iohn Inman. Iohn Olson. Kneeling-Iim Buehlfng. Ray Fuller, Leo Bainter, Iohn Dunlap. Gary Young. The Radio Club's activities this year included the study and construction ol radio and electronic equipment, learn- ing code and preparing for F.C.C. Amateur radio licenses. The club has its own amateur radio station with license call W7TRT. Club members can communicate with other schools and amateur stations. Mr. Woodhouse is the adviser. RADIO CLUB orrlcsns Don Deacon President Iohn Olson Vice-President Ray Fuller Secretary Page Forty-One Ray Fuller. Iohrx Olson. Don Deacon. Richard York. Richard Cress. llll Mr. Woodhouse, adviser. A mt RAPID-fl UF gJ N-P 4 l . IH 1 at , Cheryl Kirby xi? . -5- 1,0 xv' R if .3 X x 'K I 'Q if gi APRIL SEPTEMBER Mary l? DECEMBER Carol Stanley .ff Karen Carnes Carolyn lane! A NOVEMBER Charlotte Koiiord M MAY ernlre wlfhdm Donna 5 7 Q Q K fg 79 11 A f I 1 The purpose of Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. Noon movies during the winter months for those who stayed at school, a Halloween Party for the grade school pupils, the visiting of a different church every month, and presenting a bill at the youth legislature were the activities of this year's group. The club is grateful to Mr. Clark, the adviser. HI-Y OFFICERS Fred Cockrarii President Charles Gildersleeve Vice-President lack Pifher Secretary Dick Roy Treasurer Page Forty Five Front rom left to right-Dick Roy, Paul Bauge, lack Pifher. Charles Gildersleeve, Fred Cockram. Second row-Dick Kirklin, Robert Paugh, Ron Hunt. Karl Paulson. Nick Wright, Vernon Golar, Mr. Clark, adviser. I Bama row-Howard Tally, Allan Coons, Derk Turner, Larry Taylor, Don Cole, Chris Bauge, Phil MacKinnon. ettefzmen 'a The Lettermen's Club is an organization to which all boys who have earned a high school letter in any sport may belong. The main activity oi the year was sponsoring a Smoker. The club purchased track ribbons for this year and gave money to help support spring sports. The adviser is Mr. Lane. LETTERMEN OFFICERS Trotter Vaughan President Paul Bauge Vice-President lock Pifher Secretary Mr. Lane Adviser Knot plcturedl Page Forty Seven Front row, leit to right-Lyle Richards, Trotter Vaughan, Chris Bauge, Don Thompson, Dave Francis, Gary Smith, Oliver McCord, Bob Harrell. Second row-Dick Roy, Larry Taylor, Ron Hunt, Iohn Montgomery, Keith Long, lack Piiher, Nick Wright, Bob McKim. 'lhud row-Bob Heriza, Iohn Olson, Lee Derrick, Don Crawford, Paul Bauge, lim Stewart, Oran Hutton. Fourth row-Murray Stookey, Don Nelson. Karl Paulsen. Flith row-Derk Turner, Don Dodson, David Harrison. Back row-Don Smolich. -4 The Spanish Club was formed to acquaint its members with Spanish and Spanish-American customs, culture and language. x SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS Paul Bauge President Chris Bauge Vice-President Marsha Edge Secretary Pace Foriy-Nine Front row, lei! to r1g:rfMrs. Long, adviser, Roberta Price. lanice Reagan, Roberi Paugh, Chris Bauge, Paul Bauge, Marsha Edge, Mary Biswell, Elizabeth Van Duker. Charlene Palmer, Clare Henderson. Back row-Barbara Mayes, Sue Kesterson, Gail Gross. Ianice Abrahamson, Iudy Carnes, Ruth Everson, Nancy Shrelfler. Rosa Mae Poinis, Rose Marie Moulion, Bob Heriza, Bill Lovelady, Paul Zimmerman. Bob Harrell, lim Shumway. Barbara Rayborn. David Olp. Rulh Lewis. Pal Bales. Iulia Newman, Susan Donovan, Graham Stewari. : ' I L I :I I To become a member of the Future Teachers of America, one must have an interest and a desire to enter the teaching pro- fession because the purpose is to interest high school students in public school teaching. The club members assisted with the Reading Readiness tests given to all first graders and they took charge of different rooms while the teachers were in conference. Pamphlets were read and placed in scrap books which all members are required to keep, and guest speakers were invited to speak to the members on the various phases of education. Miss Nelson is the adviser. F. T. A. OFFICERS Charlotte Kofiord President Karen Thomas Vice-President locmrme lewett Secretary lanice Reagan Treasurer P Fifty-One Left to right-Miss Nelson, adviser. Nancy Shreftler, Cheryl Kirby, Iackie Edge, Louise Young, Ioanne Iewett. Ianice Reagan, Charlotte Kofford, Karen Thomas, Ianet Aydelott Mildred Zemmer, Helen Phillips, Pat McKee. Karen Gilkison. Darlene Stanbro. SWW M' id A JS The past athletic year has given the students and fans of Baker High many exciting thrills and memories ol the Bulldogs in action. Last spring saw Coach Lane field the strongest track squad that has represented this school in many years. The new high school track is being used this season and an even better squad is developing. Coach Compton's 1955 baseball team took second in the league and accomplished one great ieat: Baker handed State Champion The Dalles their only defeat ol the season. At this time, Compton's Bulldogs are in the thick of a good 1956 baseball season. The 1955-56 football team started out strong but six injuries to starting personnel weakened them tremendously. On Armistice Day, Coach Max Lane's squad tied a strong La Grande team to highlight the season. Co h Steve on's basketball team captured the BMC for the third straight year xt a : Pendleton kept them out ol the state tourney. Sporting a o 17-7 vqn-loss rd, the Bulldogs were one of the better teams in the state. K, Q -CHARLES STEVENSON 'B 4 rx' Q L Page '-Three Q 5 LEO YOMPTON MAX LANE CHUCK STEVENSON Qaseballkgsistant Football Football. Track Basketball B-Sq d Basketball Wrestling. Boxing B-Squad Football 9 D 'D xo? S l Y' 4 52 lu Wanda' Date 119551 Lost-Sept. 9 Lost-Sept. 16 Lost-Sept. 23 Lost-Sept. 30 Won-Oct. 7 Lost-Oct. 14 Lost-Oct. 21 Lost-Oct. 28 Tie-Nov. 1 1 Baker Baker 6 Baker 0 Baker 0 Baker 0 Baker 27 Baker 7 Baker 7 Baker 7 Baker 14 A- Q I-3 2 ,.,...c.i. . ,,51g.W Opponent Ontario 25 La Grande 12 Vale 28 Richland, Wash. 26 The Dalles 20 Hermiston 12 Mac-Hi 14 Pendleton 45 La Grande 14 Trotter Vaughan Qseniorj Quarterback Chris Bauge QSeniorl Halihack Adolph Dowdy lSeniorJ Guard Bob Harrell CSeniorJ Fullback Keith Long tSeniox-5 Honorable Mention All-Blue Mountain Conference Oliver McCord tSeniorl Center-Honorable Mention All-Blue Mountain Conference Bob McKim tSeniorJ lst Team All-Blue Mountain Conference I ack Piiher tSeniorJ Haltback Don Smolich tseniorl Guard-Honorable Mention All-Blue Mountain Conference Derk Tumer tSeniorl Guard-Honorable Mention All-Blue Mountain Conference Page Fifty-l-'our Paul Bauge Uuniorl fullback-End-lst Team All-Blue Mountain Conference Don Dodson fluniorj End Bob Heriza Uuniorl Tackle I ohn Montgomery Uuniorl End-Fullback Karl Paulsen Uunforl Guard Gary Riley Uuniorj Halfback Iimmy Stewart Uuniorl Halfback-Honorable Mention All-Blue Mountain Conference Larry Taylor Uuniorj Center Nick Wright Uuniorl Tackle UN GROUP ON FOLLOWING PAGE! Lee Derrick fseniorl Halfback Don Nelson Ksoniorj Fullback-Quarterback Gary Smith fSeniorJ Halfback Dick Roy Uuniorj End Bill Woodcock QSaphomorel Tackle David Francis fSniorJ Page Fifty Five Front row, left to rlght-Lee Davis, Dick Kirby, Rick Heilner, Ron Dolby, Oran Hulton. Tom Long, Tim Zemmer, Allan Coons, Don Marsland. Second row-Darrell Long, Larry Rapp, Gary Young, Larry Skeen. Ron Davis. Lyle Ingram, Gary Ieiiries. Wayne Bloom, Ari Smith. Back row-Manager Carl Hansen: Coach Chuck Slevenson. B-SQUAD VARSITY Front row, left to :Agni-Dick Kirby, Nick Wright. lack Piiher, Gary Smilh. Rick Heilner, Ron Hunl, Dick Hoy, Trotter Vaughan, Lee Derrick. Don Smolich. Second row-Ron Dolby, Lee Davis, Bob Harrell. Bill Woodcock, Karl Paulsen, Larry Taylor, Bob Heriza, Chris Bauge, Tim Zemmer, Tom Long. Third row-Oliver McCord, Murray Slookey, Bob McKim, Keilh Long. Don Dodson, Paul Bauge, Iim Slewarl. Oran Hutton, Lyle Ingram, Ar! Smith. Fourth row-Don Nelson, Derk Turner. Adolph Dowdy, David Francis, Iohn Montgomery, Allan Coons, Don Marsland. Ron Davis. Back row---Manager Gary Wyatt, Coaches Leo Compton, Max Lane. Chuck Slevenson, Manager Iohn Olson. 53555 33- S E .av -,X W5 1 5 vb ,,,,-X, ,nw f .3 , f ' gag, 'MW' W V fu' ' mv' 2, , fWf'x M'g Q ' .iA .: by , if 'M ',. R -3 A ' ,, . 'Ol cgi 'QCD' 'Clio , f T ' 10' Ff ' , fm? , 3 1 Y 5 . 'E , W . ' Q : uL.' 5 ' 1 fu 'ei' , 1 7 - . ,, . ' ' 6 5,712 3 ' ' . ' 4 A A , 1 iv . 'Nr ' ' .... W W Darrell Bales tSeniorJ Forward Chris Bauge tSeniorJ Guard Dell Francis fseniorl Forward-S Blue Mt. Conference econd Team Bob Harrell tSeniorJ Forward Oliver McCord tseniorl Center-Captain of Blue Mt Conference Don Nelson tSeniorJ Guard-Honorable Mention Blue Mt. Conference Gary Smith tSeniorJ Guard Don Smolich tSeniorJ Center Paul Bauge tluniorl Forward-Sec Blue Mt. Conference ond Team Ron Hunt Uuniorl Guard Don Marsland tluniorl Forward I ohn Montgomery Uuniorl Guard I 955-'56 Basketball Games Dec. 9-W Baker 60, Nyssa 29. Dec. I0-W Baker 63. Ioan Day 47 Dec 18-L Baker 31. Untario 56. Dec. 17-W baker 37. Boise 316. Dec. 2.4-L Baker 44. Boise 48. Dec. .10-L baxer 44. un-ario 45. Ian. 7-W Baker 69. Weiser 26. lan. l3-L haxer 4'l. Mac-:fi 49. lan. 14-I. baxer 58. Pendleton 75. Ian. 20-W baker 71. Tne Danes 49. Ian. 21-W Baker 43. hermiston 41. lan. 27-W baker 72. lonn Day 55. lan. 2d-W banter 84. Weiser 2.8. Feb 3-W Baker 40, La Grande 28. Feb 4-W Baker 54. La Grande 42. Fen. IU-W boxer 52. renaleton 44. Pen. ll-W baxer 53. Mac-ni 56. Fen. 17-W Baker 87. Hermnton 56. Fen. 18-W boxer Bl. Tue uaues 45. Fen. 24-vvl baxer YU. nyssa 4.4. ken. 28-W baker SU. La Grande 46. Marcn 2-L baxer 49. Mac-rii 54. Marcn 5-vvl naxer 64. La urande 59. Marcn 7 L Bauer SU. Penaleton b2. GAMES WON-17 GAlvlr.S LOST-7 naker's Score-1351 Opponenfs Score-111.0 PLAYERS GETTING REC OGNITION Unamimous Cnoxce-Oliver McCord: Cap tain, lst team of Blue Mountain Con ference. 2nd Team-Paul Bauge. 2nd Team-Dell Francis. Honorable Mention-Don Nelson. SENIORS THIS YEAR: Oliver McCord lCaptainJ Chris Bauge Dell Francis Darrell Bale! Gary Smith Don Nelson Don Smolich Bob Harrell Page Fifty-Eight K. 'Q Y ' . Rl I If X xi 2' Y W fi: 5 K -V1 I 1 A 5 if 3' w A,' as .I Q ' AN' .r 36,12 X f , W figvg E ' !xx' ,ff lv, 'E in 4 -Y' 'ij 4 5 'fy V A 1 .fi , C 1,3 ,,' ws' ' 2 Xxx VV 1' :I ,K an a V., I Q-Q, 1 Q if 4 i . A I 4 'Q 4 1 in , w ,fx N.. ,if- ,.? ' Q! '1- x From row, leit 10 ,.gl1t---Lee Derrick. Don Nelson. Chris gauge. Oliver McCord. Paul B.auge. Iack Piiher. Ron 'unt. Middle row-Coach Compton. Ralph Favorite. Trotter Vaughan. Dave Harrison. Larry Yeske. lim Hambleton. Oran Hutton. Don Crawford. Iohn Olson. Manager. Buck row--Bruce Conrad. Dick Guslnnan. Lonnie Dunn. Murrayn Stookey. Tim Zemmer. Darrell Iones. Don Mars- land. ob Proctor. Edwin McKinney. Floyd Simonis. TRACK - I956 Frontirow, lcil to right-Ron Hunt. Gary Smith. lim Stewart. Bill Moragne. Larry Rapp. Oran Hutton. Don Cole. Iohn Montgomery. Rick Heilner. Lee Derrick. Bill Woodcock. Richard Elder. Back row-Coach Lane. Don Thompson. Ken McOuowen. Don Dodson. Chris Bau e, Paul Bauge. Tim Zemmer. Darrell lones. Oliver Meigs-d. Dell Francis. Lonnie Dunn, Dick Roy. Bob Heriza. Iohn Sandidge. Iirii Hambleton. :fr R 1 'Q LW 3 ja '17 WRESTLERS Lett to right, lust row --- Graham Stewart. Don Cole. Charles Carner. Lee Derrick. Charles Craig. Lyle Richards. Second rowvlames Ham- hleton. Mark Abrahamson. Dick Roy. Iim-Walker. Dale Nebeker. Bclcl: rcwf-Richard Elder. Dick How- ard. Keith Long. Ricky Heilner. Manager. Mr. Lane. Coach. BOXERS Left to right-Delbert McBride. Don Thompson. Murray Stookey. Riley Freeman. Leslie Nichols. 'Zi I' . , Jr: 1 f A , Mg-pg!! A '1'1'lf'1y t'1 i.'i' are 47 3241! e ,ft fix 1 . 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Mary Rose Austin, Texa Stone, Carol Ann Berdahl, Annette Grabner, Chary Weber, YGSSICG Dunn, Mr. Heick, Director, Dorothy Stuart, Donna Mann, lean Thompson, Ianet Aydelott, Pat McKee, Ioanne Iewett, Snaron Hammond, Sharon Daly. ggrrtl raw'-Charlotte Kofiord, Donna Dooly, Ardyce Garrett, Iohanna Hardwick, Iaclcie Edge. Ioan Thompson, Bonnie Fox, Mary Biswell, Zora Durxnington, Helen Phillips, Carol Iensen, Louise Young, Karol Paulsen. Betty Amoth, Laura Young, Marcella Kirby 1coni1n1+ 3 on page sixty'-:1'.'5 CU 1? Wand ' The vocal department added another choir to its list of groups this year and now has two Choirs, A and B, a Girls' Triple Trio and a Boys' Quartet. The A Choir is the select singers and is composed ol just juniors and seniors. The A Choir presented its annual Christmas Candlelight Service. assisted by the B Choir and Girls' Triple Trio. It also attended the music contest in Pendleton where a I rating was received. A spring program was held, combining the A and B Choirs, both bands and the orchestra. The B Choir is the training group for A Choir and anyone wishing to sing in the A Choir must have sung in the B. It assisted the A Choir in its programs. The Triple Trio is a special group of girls whose iunction is to entertain at service clubs and such. They are a very active organization. A Boys' Quartet was started second semester and is proving to be a very outstanding group. They received a I rating at the contest. Page Sixty-Six Lott to :ight Qpagss silty-szx and s12.'y-f.-'.wxilfRuth Everson, Charlene Palmer. Nick Wright. Betty Amoth. Wayne Burnside, Dick Kirklin, Allan May. Barbara Mayes, Iackie Edge. Anne Shirley, Richard Howard. Tony Richardson. Robert Proctor, Keith Long, Vernon Golar. Vernon Kiernan. Ioanne Iewett. Marsha Edge. Indy Wyatt. Mr. Kirklin. Director, Charlotte Koflord. Sharelene Rea, Don Dima, Dell Francis, Zora Mae Dunnington, Pat Kirklin. Gary Dielman, Willard Poulsen. Ardyce Garrett. Ruth Hazel Lewis, Karen Carnes. Stephen May. and Uzcdeatzcz The past year Baker 1-ugh has had three bands and one orchestra. The A Band is composed of juniors and seniors and has given two concerts. has marched in several parades. played for football games, and taken part in the music contest which was held in Pendleton. The purpose ot band is to create musical understanding among the students. The B Band is made up of sophomores. Its purpose is to give more training and preparation to the members before they join the A Band. They also participated in the music contest. The Pep Band. selected by Mr. Kirklin. plays lor all home basketball games and pep assemblies. These members are chosen from both bands and the orchestra. The Orchestra has played for entertainment between acts of high school plays and several concerts. It also has played to accompany the Choir. 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