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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1957 volume:

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J 4 IRL 5 9 35525 7 Q 5 f 'I P e FFA Hn-Y f X' EWR A .. any , C97 x ,,,, Z Ru- - ' H 6 ..l4... 58 Q E CH A 5 . . . Qiimp , -DGAA QQ ' , , , 57 Ildmmlstratlnn PAUL BAUGI-3 mi LL: miami riaosr President Vice-president Secretary STUDENT GOVERNMENT is controlled by the Student Council which is made up of the three executive associated student body officers and the officers of each high school class. This year there were 12 members and the advisers, Mr. Barnes and Miss Baylis. The main project of 1956-57 was the organization of a SateTeen Club, a safe driving club for teenagers. With the continued help of the Baker Police Department and the advisers, the Council hopes to establish the movement more firmly in the future. As in the past the Student Council also selected an inspection committee to make weekly tours of the school to report needed improvements. The Student Council was the host for the annual Fall Confer- ence of Region l. Through the hard Work of the members and fa! culty members the conference was very successful, Routine duties throughout the year were to allot the dances and concessions to different clubs and organisations and to dis- cuss any problems that arose concerning the school. It has been a very successful and interesting year of student government. PAUL BAUGE, A. S, B. President 5 Standing left to right-Iim Stewart, Lloyd Cole. Dick Roy, Tim Atteberry, Bob Ott, Rich ard Hunt, Mr. Barnes. Seats,-d lei' 'o rzghifljnda Eardley, Roberta Price. Iim Lee. Paul Bauge, Naomi Frost Anita Taylor, Miss Baylis. QQQQQQB. AS SENIORS SET SAIL UPON THE SEA OF LIFE, we, the out- hhemsonthe Dockmde,askthatyou.check agauiyoursupphes lor it will be too late when you are hull-down over the horizon. Do you have the mathematics to shoot the stars in navigating your course? Do you have the command of language to receive or give the orders, or to keep the log of your lite? Is your supply ol science sutticient to effect repairs When the breakers roar and crash? Do you know the rules ot the road laid down by The Master Navigator so you can steer a true course when the seas run high and strong against you? We hope that your stay at this port provokes a resounding Aye as we Wish you Bon Voyage. Foryou,Sophonmnesandlunknstnnerunsout Bemthatyou bare a hand now so that you may learn to read the charts and take your place at the Wheel when you, too, shove otl on the morning tide. DR. EVANS Gladys Baylis Mathematics ,.,wxw1,,. 4, ,f ., , , X . MILDRED ZEMMER, Office Secretary THIS, YOUR l957 SCHOOL ANNUAL, reviews your year of study and activities in picture and word. You no doubt will enjoy looking over the year of accomplish- ments at Baker High School and reflecting on the Work com- pleted, the games, parties, dances, plays and other activities in which you engaged. It is certain that in the years to come these experiences, in retrospect, Will mean even more to you. This school is only one link in the never-ending succession of interlocked learning experiences that have been and will be available to you, lt is hoped that you profited much from your life in this school ccmmunityg and it is the wish of this school that you have gained an urge to make every experience of work and recreation always an educational experience. This Will go far to make you successful and to adjust you in Whatever you may do. WILLIAM D. BARNES WM. DONALD Principal o'P Leo Compton Varney Corey Bernadine Gildersleeve Wallace Girts Garold Hammond LeRay Heick American Problems, Coach. Boy's P Librarian Biology, American Problems, Coach Vocal M sic Boy's P. E. Troy Horton Ioyce Hindrnan Gertrude Inman Harold Kirklin Alice Long Allan McCullough Kenneth Olsen English, Speech, World Girl's P. E. Dean of Girls, English Instrumental Music Languages, Iournalisrn Physical Sciences English, Dramcltics History Eva Ostwald Lyman Patton Emmett Ritter Ice Upclegratt Glenn Wolfe lohn Woodhouse Helena Wright Commercial General Shop, Agriculture Mathematics Commercial Industrial Arts and Crafts Mathematics, Radio Home Economics 8 IRL af X 59 Mm Q NAL 5 V1 A110 OR T HI Y NON cms FFA 57 P E Semnr Glass WVR QQ Q f' A sm by ,ON W ' 1 C27 ' . Rn- - X If H - ' 58 6 H Q c A S E ' lg-'Z GAA. 0 . . ' l fbi Jfffwb M 1 trim! L5 4. A 1 -3, Rf... L it 'Lf P Mi eni r FM 1 45 , np DICK ROY UM STEWART RCBERTA PRICE ,J President Vice-President Secretary ., ,f C T L3 , sf' it L I If ' ,7 X r jCi,Ckff,u' A ' NOW WE LAUNCH, WHERE SHALL WE ANCHOR? The graduating class J . U X AJJQQQS7 selected this as their motto. ' g K kg' The important part is Uwhere shall we anchor? Some will anchor soon, oth- , Q ,AV Within a tew years, and some may never anchor. To all ot us BHS play- l fy? ed an important role and the knowledge acquired here will help us in What- ,.k V,',- Q .f-' n ever field of work we choose. To the ones Who took their studies seriously it fi '17 li if 3 1 WW .p will mean more than to those who went to high school only to pass their time if , 4 4. Lt GWCIY. , 1-f W The outstanding Characteristics ot the seniors were their school spirit and f f class participation as shown by Winning the pep competition plaque for three 'gl fe T years and honors for song, skit, and yell on Pep night. A high percentage are ,, 1 C, MQ going on to college although many are through with their tormal education, A if l l l'Chinatown was the theme for the l956 Prom. The Class tlower was the xr 1 50, ' l lilac and the class colors were mint green and charcoal. A class reunion is LL! ,, X planned tor 1962. U lf' We thank the class advisers, Mrs. Inman and Mr. Compton, for helping the J QW Senior year in BHS to be successful. .,. .EA f Q2 DICK ROY -if' Q L57 i Valedictorianef :rl 'I RUTH HAZEL LEWIS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Charles S Lewis Pocahontas Road V ig Salutatorian- i n if GERALD SCHROEDER. son of Mr and M,s, Frank Schroeder 2425 2151 St., Baker 9 X Top row, left to right- ABRAHAMSON, MARK GENE Nickname-Abe FutureiNeon Tube Bender VVrest1ing 1, 2, Tumbling 3. AKAHOSHI, TOSHIO Future-Nav 1 Choir 1. ARTEBURN, GWENETH ANNE Nickname-Gwen Future-College Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, historian 2, President 3, May Day Princess 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Nug- get 3, IRL 3, Sports Queen 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Plays: Ianuary Thaw, AUSTIN. MARYROSE Future-Undecided Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Pep Club 1, GAA 3, Girls' League 1 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3. BALDOZIEH. LORRENE Nickname-Lorrie Future-Missionary Transfer from Gilchrist, Oregon 3 IRL 3, Girls' League 3, National Honor 3. BALFOUR, LOHRIE Future-College FT? 1, 2, 3, Historian 2, Treasurer 3, Girls' League , ,3. BAUDER, KATHRYN MAE Nickname-Toots FutureeUndecided GAA 1, 2, 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3. Bottom row, left to right- BAUGE. PAUL ERIK Nickname-Bogo Future-College Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, Track l, 2, Lettermerfs Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 2, President 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 2, Vice- President 2, National Honor 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Choir 2, 3, ASB President 3, Iunior Class President 2, IRL Librarian 2. BERNARD, NADINE BOND, MARILYN MARIE Future-College Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Pep Band 3, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, IRL 2, 3, Pe Club 2, 3, Thespians, 2, 3, Historian, 3, National Tlonor 2, 3, girls' League 1, 2, 3, Plays: Dino, Make-up Crew 1, 10 BRYAN, IEHRY I.. Nickname-Badger Boy Future-Fish and Game Management BURNSIDE. WAYNE ELMER Nickname-Burny Future-College Log 1, Nugget 1, Pep Band 1, 2, Band l, 2, 3, Or- chestra 1, 2, 3. CARNES, IUDITH DIANNE Nickname-Iudy I'utureeCollege Tri-Hi-Y 1, Board of Control 1, Nugget 1, 2, 3, Busi- ness Manager 3, Choir 2, 3, Speech Club 2, 3, IRL 2, 3, Spurs 1, Sports Princess 3, Log 1, 2, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3, May Day Princess 3. CHEAT!-IAM, IANITH LOUISE Nickname-Ian Future-College Pe Club 1 T HiY 1 2 3 G p , ri- - , , , AA 3, Choir 1, 2, Girls' League 1, 2, 3 Top row, left to right- COLE. DONALD AUSTIN Nickname-Don Future-College Pep Band 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, President 3, Choir 2 3, H1AY 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Track 3, Football l, Basketball 1, Drum Maior 2, 3, Plays' Ttme Out For Ginger, Dino CONKLIN, DOROTHY IANE Nickname-Punlcy Future-Secretary Tri-H1-Y 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, Girls League 1, 2, 3, Class Representative 1, Rally Squad 2, 3, ASB Song Queen 3, Maiorette 1, 2, Leader 2 Sports Princess 3, May Day' Princess 3 pw. gm DIELMAN. GARY RAY Nickname-Gary FutureACo1lege gand 1, 2 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Pep Band l, 2, Track DODSON. DON PATRICK Nickname-Lloyd Future-College Lettermen's Club 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3 Bottom row left to right- DOLBY. IAMES RONALD Nickname-Ronnie Future-College Football 2 3, Lett-ermen's Club 3, Boxing 1. CONKLIN, KENNETH NrCknqmefKen DONOVAN. SUSAN RAE NicknamefSusie Future-Undecided Pep Band 1, 2 Band l 2 3, Orchestra 2, 3 COONS. ALLAN HAROLD Nickname-Sam Future-College Latin Club 1, 2 3 Vice-President 3, IRL 2, H1-Y 2 FutureeCo1lege Gir1's League l, 2, 3, Thespians 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, FTA 1, Maiorette 2, 3, Log 2, 3, IRL 3, Trea- surer 3, Bank 1, 2, 3, Nugget 1, Plays: Spring Green 1, Time Out For Ginger 3 3, Speech Club 2, 3, Letterrnens Club 3, Football 2 DOUGHERTY, LEE ANN Nickname-Lee 3, Baseball 2 3, National Honor 3. DAVIS, LEON LLOYD Tlicknarne-Lee Future-College 1 Football 2, Wrestling 2, Baseball 3, FuturefCollege Skt Club 3 Secretary 3, Pep Band 2, Spurs 1, Nug- get 1 3, Band 2, Orchestra 1, 3, May Day Princess 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Class Representative 3, Eitudena Council 2, Secretary oi Class 2, National onor . 11 ,Q DUCKETT. IIMMY BERYL Future-Nurstn liagn Club 1, GAA 1, Band l, 2, 3, Girls' League 1 DUNCAN, IERRY MELVIN Future-Farmer DUNNINGTON, ZOHA MAE Nicknamefzorie Future-Medical Laboratory Technician Tri-H1-Y 1, Spurs 1, Thespians 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Speech Club 2,3, IRL 2, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, Plays: Drums ot Death 1, Ni ht ot lanuary 16 2, Family Portrait 2, The Curious Savage 3, Dino 3 EDGE, MARSHA EMILY Nickname-Marsh FutureWCollege Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 3, Rally Squad 1, 2, Majorette 1, 2, 3, Speech Club 2, 3 Secretary 2, Spanish Club 2 3 Secretary 2, 1FtL 3, Band 1, 2- Orchestra 1, 2, 3, National Honor 1, 2, 3, President 3, Thespians 1, 2 3, Nugget 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, May Day Princess 3, Plays Drums ot Death 1, Night age 3, Dino 3, Sports Princess 3 of Ianuary 16 2, Family Portrait 2, The Curious Sav- Top row lett to right- GARRETT, ARDYCE LORETTA Nickname-Artery ELDER, RICHARD CHARLES Nickname-Dick Future-Ranching 1-'FA 1, 2, 3, Reporter 2, Vice-President 3. EVERSON. RUTH MARIE Future-Missionary Orchestra 2, 3, Latin Club 1, Spanish Club 2, 35 Spurs 1, Tri-H1-Y 3, GAA 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3 FROST. NAOMI IUNE Nickname-Nombie Future-College Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Drill Leader 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3, Speech Club 2, 3: Log 1, 2, 3, Feature Editor 3, Student Council 3, ASB Secretary 3, Thespians 3, Plays: The Night of Ianuary 16 2, H111- billy Weddin' 2, The Curious Savage 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, May Day Princess 3, Sports Princess 3, Nugget 2, 3, luture-College, Music Teaching Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Speech Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Ski Club 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Class Representative 2- Triple Trio 2, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, National Honor 2, 3, Nugget 2, 3, lRL 3, Sports Princess 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, and 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, Orchestra 2, 3, Secretary 3, Prom Chairman 2, Pla s Tirne Out For Ginger 3, Dino 3, Stage Crew 2, Nilay Day Princess 3. GRII-'I-'ITI'I, CARM ON LOUISE Tri-Ht-Y 1, 3, Pe Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, FTA 3, Band 1, 2, 3, G A 2, 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, May Day Princess 3, Sports Princess 3. Future-College GOLAR. VERNON CLYDE N1cknamefVern Future-Undecided Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 1, Yell Duke 2 3 Bottom row, left to right- FULLER, RAYMOND GRANT Nickname-Ray Future-Undecided GUSHMAN. RICHARD LEE N1cknameAGush Bulldog Club 1, 2, 3, V1cefPresident 1, Secretary 2 Future-College 1' I-IAL2, MARY ELLEN DUCKETT Nickname-Shorty Future-Housewife Girls' League 1, 2, 3 HAMBLETON, IAMES HARVEY Nickname-Iirri FU1UISfC1Vll Engineer HEILNER, RICHARD DAVID Nickname-Ricky Future-College Ht'Y 3, Lettermen's Club 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Skt C1 b 3, Football 2, 3, Wrestling 2, Band 1, 2, Librarian 2 Choir 1. HERIZA. ROBERT LOUIS Nickname-1-lalr Future-College Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, Le terrnen's Club 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, Speech Club 2, 3 National Honor 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, President 3- Latin Club l IRL 2 3- Wrestltn 1- P1 ' T1 , 1 , , g , ays. me Out For Ginger 3, Dino 3, I-IEWITT, KAYLENE IOYCI-I Nxcknarne-Kay Future-Housewife Transfer from Richland, Ore on GAA 2, 3, Tri-1-11-Y 3, Girls' League 2, 3 HINDMAN, IIM DAVID Future-Undecided President 3, Radio Club 2, 3, President 3. Baseball 2, 3. F1-'A 1, 2, 3. 12 'lop row, lett to right- HICKERSON, KENNETH G. Future-Engineer Transfer from Richland, Oregon 2. HOBBS, GLEN GALE PutureiProtessional Stage Manager Thespians 1 2, 3, Vice-President 2, President 3, Plays: Hillbilly Weddin' 2, The Night of lanuary 16 2, Family Portrait 2, Spring Green l, Ianucry Thaw l, Drums ot Death l, Dino 3, Stage Manager l, 2, 3 HOOKER, KARIE NAOMI Future-College Transfer from Momument, Ore on 2 GAA 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Cioir 3, FTA 3, Tri-Hi- Y 3, Girls' League 2, 3 HOWARD, RICHARD WILLIAM Nickname-Dick Future-Music Education Transfer from Milwaukie High, Portland, Oregon 2 IRL 2, Band 3, Orchestra 2, 3, Wrestling:2 3, Choir 2, 3, Speech Club 2, Thespians 2, 3, ep Band 3, Plays. The Night of Ianuary 16 2, Hillbilly Weddin' 2, Family Portrait 2 The Curious Savage 3, Dino 3 HUMPHRIES, HOWARD STEVEN Nickname-Steve Future-Carpentry HUNT. RONALD EVERETT l,-Jiclcnamefltflike Future-College HifY l, 2, 3, Letterrnens Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3: Band 1, 2, Choir 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Track 2, 3. HUTTON. WILBUR ORAN Nickname-Willy' Futuree-College Lettermens Club 2, 3, Track 1, 2, Football 1 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, Radio Club 1, Na- tional Honor 3, Bottom row, left to right- IEWETT, IOANNE HELEN Nickname-lo Future-Northwest Christian College Orchestra l, 2, 3, Choir 2 3, Inspection Committee 1, l-'TA 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, Historian 3, GAA 2, 3, National Honor 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Girls' League l 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Thespians 3, Chairman of lr,-Sr Banquet 2, Plays: Family Portrait 2, Make Up 2, Time Out For Ginger 3, May Day Princess 3 IOHNSON, MARIORIE ANN flzcknanie-Margie Future-Undecided Choir 2, 3, Secretary 3, Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, Sergeant- at-Arrns 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Rally Squad 3, Girls' lieague l, 2, 3, Sports Princess 3, May Day Princess 13 IONES. DARRELL LESTER Nickname-Ionesy lruture-Ministry Speech Club 3, Latin Club 3, Pep Band l, Basket- ball l, 2, 3, Football 3, Lettermen's Club 3, Baseball Manager l, Nugget Staff 2, 3. KENNEDY, MARILYN KAY Nickname-Min Future-Undecided Pep Club l, Tri-H1-Y l, Sports Princess 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Class Representative 3, May Day Princess 3, KESTERSON. NORMA SUE Nickname-Sue Future-College GAA l, 2, 3, FTA 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Spanish Club 2, Girls' League 1, 2, 3. KING. EDNA IOSEPHINE Nickname-Lem Future-Elementary Education Pep Club l, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, GAA 3, Choir 2, 3, Girls' League l, 2, 3. KIRKLIN. WALTER PATRICK Nickname-Pat Future-College Pep Band l, 2, 3, Speech Club 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Librarian 3, President 3, l-li-Y 1, 2, 3, Thespians 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Football 3, Plays: Spring Green 1, Ni ht of Ianuary 16 2, Hill- billy Weddin' 2, National lrTonor 3. E Qnmfnn Top row, lett to r1ght-- LOVELADY. WILLIAM D. Nickname-Bill MCBRIDE, KATHERINE KAY KING Nxckname-Fltp FuturefColleqe Future-Housewife LARSON, BEHRIE LYNNE Spantsh Club 2, 3, Loq l, 2 3 Edrtor 3, Choir 2 3 Pep Club I, 2, GAA 3, Cwlrls' League l, 2, 3 Future-Archttectural Engmeer Spamsh Club l, Radio Club 1, 2, 3. LEATHERS. KENNETH LeRAY Ntcknarne-Pete lfutureffiavy 2 Band l, LEE, IIM K. Nickname-Lee Future-College Speech Club 2, President 2, Choir l, 2, 3, Student Counctl l, 3, lnspectlon Commtttee 3, Sophomore Class Prestdent I, ASB Vtce--President 3, Boys' Glee Club I, Nattonal Honor 3, LEWIS, RUTH HAZEL Nlcknarne-Vtfltcrx l7uturefColleae- Band 1, Peo Club l, 2, 3, Class Secretary 3, Cnrls League I, 2 3, Orchestra 2, Trl-H1-Y 2 3, Chaplaxn 3, Thesptans 2 3 Secretary-Treasurer 3, IRL 2, 3 Tlatlonal Honor 2 3, Sree-ch .Club 2 3 V.ce-Pre:z1- dent 3, Spamsh Club 2 3, Plays H1llb1l1',' V-'e-ddln' 2, I-'amxly Portraxi 2 LONG. THOMAS EUGENE Nickname-e-'lcrn Future-College , Lettermens Club 3, Band l 2, Basketball I-lanagf: l, 2, 3, Football 2, 3, Log 2, 3, Sports Edttor 3 MacKINNON, PHILLIP ANDREW lixckname-Phxl P'Jl'JT9-MIHISITY E1-Y l 2 3 Charzlatn 3, Chou l 2 3, VICQYPYSSI' dent 3, Rally Squad 2 3, Yell King 2 3, Boys' Quar- tet 2, 3 Track 2 Bottom row, left to rightf MANN, DONNA FRANCES Ntckname-Red FuturefNurs1na Trl-Hx-Y l, 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, GAA l, 2, 3, Prest- dent 3, Lattn Club l, GIYlS' League l, 2, 3, Chotr l, 2, 3 MARSHALL, IDA CHRISTINE Nickname-Chrxs l7'uturefUndec1ded Girls League l, 2 3 IVIARSLAND. DONALD WALTER II1CKZ'.1.'KifI-,CTI Future-Colleae Peg Band l, Footbai 2 3, Basketball 2 3, Track 2, Radio Club l Choir 2 3, Band l 2 3 MAY, STEPHEN ANDREW Nickname-S'e'.'e F',lI',.YEfCOllf-CIC Pep Band l, 2, 3, Band l 2, 3, Orchestra 2 14 MCCOY. GEORGE GUY N1clcnamevSlxm Future-College Mustc Educatton Bulldog Club 3, Siceech Club 2, Chou 1, 2, 3, Thes- p:ans 3, FFA l, Pays' Ntght of Ianuary 15 2, Fam- zly Portratt 2, Curtous Savage 3, Dlno 3. McKEE, PATRICIA RUTH Nlckname-Pat Puturefblernentar ' Education Band I, 2, Chotr 2, 3, FTA 1, 2, 3, Vtce-Presldent 3, Girls' League l, 2, 3, Trx-H1-Y 2, Speech Club 3, Secretary 3 .46 i Avi! 1 Tap row, left to rightf MOULTON. ROSE MARIE FutureiUndecided McKINNEY, JAMES EDWIN Nicimqmefpudge GAA 3' T-1H1-Y 3 S Sect Club 3' 5 Gmsh 'V,'- ,p . ,p Club3: Future-Diesal Technician Girls League lf 2' 3- MCKINNEY, KATHERYN LEE Nickname-Kathy Future-liouswile Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Pe Band 1, 3, Band 1, 2 3, Majorette 3, Pep Club 3, girls' League 1 2 3 MOYES, PHYLLIS LEE Nickname-Phyl Future-Marriage Log 1 2, 3, Thesrzians 2, 3, IRL 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Speech Club 2, 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Plays, Nighf of lanuary 15 2, Family Portrait 2, Dina 3 MILES, KEITH WAYNE Nickname-Red Future-College FFA 1, 2 35 President 3, Speech Club 3: Nugget 35 Bottom TCW' left to fighte Band 1 2 NEBEKER, DALE MONTGOMERY, IOHN Nickname-laye Futgre-College Letterrxens Club l 2, 3, Chair 1, 2 3 President 3 OL1VER' TOM Football 1 2 3, Basketball l, Z 3, Track 1 2, 3, Boys' Quartet 3 Vice-President lunior Class 2, Sf:- dent Council 2. POULSEN, KARL NELS Nickname-Karlze Future-College MOSER, GARY ELDON flicknarne-Mc 1.etter:nen's Club 2, 3, wlroatball 1 2, 3, Track 1 FutureACo1lege Fish and Game Management Hi-Y 2, 3 Chair 1 2 3, F-ugget 2, IRL 3, Prom Chair- Radia Club 3 man 2, 15 POLLOCK, WILLIAM HITTIE Nickname-Wild Bill Future-OT1 Iliulldog Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3, Football Manager PRICE. DOROTHY ROBERTA Nickname-P-nut Future-Beautician Student Council 3, Senior Class Secretary 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, President 3, Nugget 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Speech Club 2, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Sports Princess 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Make-Up 1, 3, May Day Queen 3, Choir 2, 3. PRITCHARD, LaVELLE MAE Nickname-Level Future-College Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3 PROCTOR. ROBERT LLOYD Nickname-Bob 1 uturehColleqe Band l, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3 President 3, Base- ball 2, Choir 2, 3. avr 'MAA 5vN vt! 'Nd ltr, M Q-fx nr Top row, lelt to I1Q11l ' ROY. EUGENE flzckrranx' lzck SHEPHERD, SI-IARRON LQNEVA Nickname Snug future-Oregon Stat., Future-Housewxfe t RAYBORN, BARBARA LEE Nlckname-Barb Future-Secretary Pep Club lg Latm Club 1, 2, 3g Spamsh Club 2, 3, Ilgrstormcgn 3 FTA 3 Gxrls' League 1, 2, 3, Nattonal OHOI REAGAN. IANICE ANNETTE Nlckname-Ian Future-College-Elementary Education Gtrls' League 1, 2, 3, Class Representattve 2, FTA 1, 2, 3, President 3, Treasurer 29 GAA l, 2, 3, Trl- H-Y 1, 2, 3, Spamsh Club 2, 37 Log Staff 2, 3, Na- txonal Honor 3. REAVES. MICHAEL BRENT N1CkHGm9-M1kS Future-Alr Force Transfer lrom Pendleton 3 RICHARDS, LYLE WALTER Future-Dry Goods Manager Lettermens Club 1 Z 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Choir 2, Pep Band 1, 2, 3. ROSE, NANCY LEE Nxckname-Nanc Future-College GAA 1, 2, 3, FTA 3, Trl-1-lx-Y 3g Girls' League 1, 2, 3 Nugget 2, Football 2 3, Leitermens Club Z 35 Vlce-Prestclent 3 1RL 1 2 3 Presldent 3, Vlce-Pres 1dent 2 fir-Y 1 2 3 Pxesldent 3, Chaplaln 2, Latxn Club l 2 3 President 3, Speech Club 2, 35 Track 1 2, 3- Vfrestlzna 2 3, Senior Class President 3, Stu' dent Council 3 SAUL, HELEN LORREE filcknarne-Clem Future-Undectdecl GAA 3, Glrls Leaam 1 2 3 Bottom row M' 13 :malt SCHROEDER. GERALD FRANK NxclcnamefGf,-rry 1 utr1reeCollf-qw Pep Band l 2 3, Band l 2 3 Orchestra 1, 3, Na- tional Honor 2 7 Vice-President 3, Speech Club 2 3 P74-51:'jf-n' 3 Irxfgs-:Hon Cornrnxf'-ee 1, lrll. 2 SHARP, IOEL MARTIN fqclcnarneflllarty Future-Colluzfv Transfer from Rlchland, Oregon 3 Basketball 3 Track 3, Chorr 3 16 Spurs lg Pep Club 2 3, G1rls League 1 2 3 Make Up Crew 1 SHERMAN. BILL ALFRED Nlckname-Sunny Future-Navy SIIVIRELL, NORMAN LEO Ntckname-Norm Future-Undecided F1-'A 1, 2, 3, Football 3 SKEEN. LARRY RONALD Future-Undecided FFA 2, 3, Football 25 SMITH. GORDON PuturefN avy Bulldoa Club 1 Q 4.1 1 -2, Wm.,....-f Top row left to r1gE1ti TALLY. Howard y Future-College SPRIET. EILENE VIOLA NlCkHGIl'lEiGEl-3 lnspectxon Cornrnittee 3 liuggei E, 'llc-spxans 3, Pep Future--EOC Band 2 Band l 2, 3, H1-Y 2 3, Latin Club l, 2 3 ITAA3 Girls I.e:1g.n- l, 2, 3 Serqeanlfatfffrrns 2, Plays lt'arr11l'.' Portrait 2, H111- lcillw' 'Neddin C'lTlOiZS Favaai- 3 STEXQIART, QRAHAM DAVID Nmkname-Gram .gture-clolleg' ,,.,, -Q.. . ,, 1,- Spanish Club 3, Log 2, 3, ASSISTGHI Sports Edxtor Bmmm ' U 'D A'g ' 3, re,-stiing 2 3, Latm Club 1. TAYLOR, LARRY ALLAN N1cknar:e!'la1.' Future-Cook or College I N1 ' 35,516-N H1-Y l 2 3, Letterrnens Club 2 3, Football l 2 3 STElgfl?l,R8f,E22 IAMES Mm Basketball 1 2, Track 1, chow 1 2 3 Lette-'mf-ns i,..b 2 3, H1-Y l 3 Latin Club 1, 2, 3. . 1' 1 2 r ' , ' 3' K., g?,7fdfj,g.l,.t'Sj,,.E?SETCQfS'Q1 2 3 luck 1 2' Vic VAN DUKEH, GRETTA ELIZABETH fqtfkmmeertz ' ' ' ' 3 Future-College Girls' League l, 2, 3, Nugget l, lRL 3, Speech Club STOOKEY' MURRAY VANCE f.j1C,mGm,:,SiOOk 3, Inspection COITlKlllt6E , GAA 3, Sfamsh Club 2 FuturefColleqe 3' Cholf 1 2 Lerferrne-ns Club l, 2, 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, H1-Y l, 3, Football l 2 3, Basketball l 2, Boxmq l, 2, Q Baseball 3, Track 2, 3 WAGNER. KATHARINE lncknarne-Kaine lr-turefColleqe- -Math Tr-aclier Tri-H1-Y l 2 Pep Club l 3 Ski Cub 3, llagcr- STUART, DOROTHY AHLIE fQ1cknarnefP,nx, etrn- 2 3, Lziin Cl .b l 2 3 cr'-tary-'l'reasgrer 2 P'.tura--CT:QQf,-ge 3, Nugget Staff l 2 3 Assmsznt Eldmor Z Editor 3 Pep Club l Glas Lffaq .e l 2 3, Ciox l 2 3 lRl. 3, Girls League l 2 5, Sgcr's Princess 3 Quzll and Scroll 2 3 Co-Chaxzman 3, Orcnestrz 3, Band l, 2, 3' Cho: 2, Stage Crew l 2, Tlatzonal Honor E' SWAIN, LELA Plays Dino, 3, May' Day Przncess 3, 17 fggoif U' 'Y 11 Ri' 5 xxx '-s WEBER. CHARY HELEN Future-College TTI-H1-Y l 2, 3, President 3, lffl. 2 3 Vlce-l3:es.dent fd Girls' l.e'a:1x1f-l 2 3 Spurs l, Choirl 2 3, Spanish Club 2 3 Sf-':reiar3' 3, Speech Club 3, 'lhespzans 3 Sgczts Pi1nce-ss 3 Plays 'l':f- Cur1c11s Savaze- 3, flmo 3, lifzflonal Honor 3 WHITE. DOROTHY LOU 3':1ClCH3fI1E-l:Off1Q Faure-Undecxded Girls League-l 2 3, Cr.:.rl 2 WOODCOCK. MARIORIE 'RRANCES fhckname-Margif I,G,.,1,. FuturefVVa1trf-ss and Girls Leazmel 2 3 WRIGHT. CAROL MARIE F'1:knarnefCarr1e Future BYU, Nursing Transfer from La Grande Oregon 3 G:rls League 3, Orchestra 3, WRIGHT, NICHOLAS LeROY Nickname-Nick Future-College Lettermen's Club 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Ski Club 3, l-li-Y 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, Band 1, Z, 3, Orchestra l, 2, Nugget 2, National Honor 3, IRL 3, Plays: Dino 3. WYA'l'I', IUDITH ANNE Nickname-Moonshine Future-BYU Pep Band 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Sfneech Club 2, Thespians 3, Girls' League l, 2, 3, Pays: Ianuary Thaw l, The Curious Savage 3. YESKE, LARRY Nickname-Pesky Future-Undecided Baseball 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3. YORK, RICHARD EDWARD Nickname-Dick Future-College Radio Club 1, 2, Secretarg 1, BulldogxAClub 1, Latin Club 3, Letterrnen's Club , Football anager 3. ZIMMERMAN, PAUL DOUGLAS Nickname-Paul Fuiure-College CONRAD. BRUCE Post-Graduate Seniors Not Pictured- ARRANTS, WILLIAM DEAN Nickname4Bill Future-Army Transfer from Dennison, Texas 3. DUNLAP, Iohn Gordon Future-Colle-ae Bulldoq Club l, 2, 3, Secretary 2. . ,Ag ,N y N li i Iv i 11-1 151 X Q' 3 lg! .. 2 W- ' ' .. N X X , ,S 29 ,Kill . 1 ll Q7 X 5 J Q Q if Til . 1 I , 12 1 Xl 4 wRNNN.t Q it lik 1 ' Q1-X Q av .X 1 . .M 18 1 Rf IRL af X 59 EAM. Q S NAL ATIOOR T HI Y Hn-Y f X' wk-q C QD f 6 0 ,Q :m b 697 NHON R Q w CH Q 58 1 SPE i we Q 9 .. '-:Hz-'Q FFA 57 E glflfl 01 A 119 Q, ff ll - TIM ATT1-ZBERRY RICHARD HUNT ANTTA TAYLOR I President Vice-President Secretary X Q. ES! ,., 17 ,fr . A MBI Mg , , MVA lv if iv 4 LTV AM ATL' I lily Q jII w I in W 1' W4-lhh ,gr 'JUN I ,ZLQQ4 d?edd4 'd' 1 K., V, V' ' A 'I-I A44 7 gil . A-446 'k 5 1 it I 'uf w I , N I f 74 Z zzft fig zz-:iw V I I W JILVV SHOWING WONDERFUL COOPERATION AND PIRIT the class ot '58 'W- IA M I jf If Ap finished a very successful year. X ITE! ,511 ' iff By earning money through concessions at ball games and an all school of ' , Y J play, the juniors were in a good financial condition by the middle ot the year. PV I U K. , The Iunior-Senior Prom and Banquet, held on May 4, were carried out ef- If I I ,ff it j tectively by Prom Chairman I fn Chadwick and Banquet Chairman Iane ' - S 'V ,I ,3 f' ' ' Ryder and their committees' w el , d to make Heaven on Earth a prom I X If A iffy I toll - beldms 'frm nf , I y I ,oe ongiemem er A! If r is ory. ,ll , M 6, A V fm it Q The juniors hope toffliaife l t m yfother pleasant memories for Baker I-Iig V A f xv , :tr u schooi. f- . ,7 if I , J! yn , - y ex, i 1 dhvf' l I rc X A ' , 'xr ff A I . . dy X010 I4 71' K by D I' TIM ATTEBERRY X X ok D fi, E 'fly-,,, If , I ,f - A! I0 I - I OL ' '1 ' 'U I4 n ' I' I I4 , , I 1 I , 1 , ,Vw . we mm I V ' I 'I vin I WT 'T 1 rf- - I 4 ' walt Mr IL f' f ' ,ffl f . ff ff CL 4 5 sf, Hifi f Al 5 . ff, . y S U 9,1 'XM 'MDV X IK- X0 ' f A .X N f , ' -12:-QCA - JMX - I vt fl ATM! 'I f F Wtatffggyrg Mgt ,V I9 0? ,ffm f-lx OP ,DW IUNIOR CLA s cc i lanice Abrahamson lessie Ackerman Eugene Adamson Cathy Alexander ludy Atieberry lim Atteverry Gaylord Baggerly lrvin Bailey Leo Bainter Pat Bales Gary Ball SECOND ROW Ianice Barber Gary Bates Susan Bates Bon Batson Diane Bateman Wayne Bl om Ichn Carlson lim Buehlina Iuaniia Carnell Charles Carner Carolyn Chadwick TH BD RO Balph Cole Bon Davis Wanda Dowdy Lawrence Duncan Lonnie Durn Denny Edwards Kenneth Erickson Loretta Brrend Ralph Favorite Warren Fidler Vaughn Folkman BOTTOM ROW- Sonja Fuller, Gerald G miller, Dean Gover, Roberta Gover, Gail Gross, Dennis Guyer, Darlene Hacker, Boxane Harlin, lim Haight, Ver- nal Halvorsen, Carl I-la sen. Qs ,. C X xi X X Ixoi Pictured Q X an iiss, sri? li is l Q i Xf1Q IUNIOR CLASS-tflontmuedj Hansen, Clare Henderson, Carolyn Hill, Don Hixon, Virginia Hobbs, Geneva Holybee, lohn Hunsucker, Richard Hunt, David Hyde, Lyle Ingram, Iohn Inman. THIRD ROW- 'tGerald Iames, Gary Iettries, Harriet Iohnston, Roberta Kelly, Vern Kiernan, Dick Kirby, Rae Dean Kirk, Dick Kirklin, Myrna Kirkwood, Ger- aldine Lewis, Ianell Lewis. SECOND EOW7 lerry Litteral, Lester Loitis, i'Darrell Long, Caroline Logsdon, Phil Love, Myra Mattes, Allen May, Sherry McCord, Gary McCullough, tRobert McKnight, Myron Miles. BOTTOM HOW- Glenn Myers, Dawn Nash, David Olp, Charleen Palmer, glim Palmer, Bruce Parlin, Bob Patterson, Bob Paugh, Ianet Peeples, Karla Peters, Willard Poulsen. M jab, 'Not Picmed 21 4117 N 25 rw: U' S Nw W HK - V5.9 -Jf 'f L I -L, ' . 1 u W 'lbiflf tl c If L55 TOP ROW- IUNIOR CLASS--KContmuedJ Ron Phillips, Rosa Mae Points, Larry Rapp, lim Rhuman, lane Ryder, 'klohn Sandidge, Bob Sater, Chester Sater, Nancy Shrelfler, lim Shum- Way, Karleen Smith. THIHL HOW- l-lelen Smolich, iRobert Sproed, Evelyn Starr, Dee Ann Stiltz, Anita Taylor, Sharon Taylor, Daralee Thompson, Sharil Tiffany, Duane Van- Cleave, Bob Vervaeke, Reba Walburn. SECCH: PVJW7 lim Walker, Esther Westerlund, Bill White, Phyllis Wigle, Carol Williams, David Williams, Charles Wilson, Eren Wilson, TWalt Wilson, Han- nah Io Wright, Dale Wright. N, , , X. X , ' . . rOTTCfll HOW- It T Q 7 L Rodney Wright, Dean Yeske, Gary Young, :5:Bill Woodcock, 'kTim Zemmer. , - i 'Not Pictared ,A 22 ' IRL 9 639515 J? Q E Q W . 1' ,Oi I'-111 ' NATICHQL X ,.., , TRI-Hu-Y HO 58 0 H W 1 SPE 6 . . . 'HT ' ' Fx-'A 57 EC Sophomore Blass V XJ K.. yu-.J XJ Q 'x --.J rv 11.1 1-vx l . fi- K ' ga. YI:-37 sosisr cr? LLOYD COLE President 5 LINDA EARDLFY Vice-President Qjecre tai y X' T , In ! 'A X ' E THE-SOPHOMORE CLASS OF l956-57 has completed a year of growth and acconiplishrnent. Not only have we become acquainted with the school and I teachersfbut we have also taken an active part in rnany school functions, The Sopharrlores comprise a large part of the Pep Club and the HB Choir ,which were successful this year. We played an important roll in athletics and Thespiansf The trophy case has been shining under our care. We teel that We have achieved rnuch and are looking forward to our re- myx maining years with BHS. eff '-T, The class officers Wish to say We have enjoyed the past year working with X N I our class. May you keep up the good work and stay as active and progres- fxwf X'-N ..,Li, , sive as yo are now. I I . 'ia ' f 'Q v LN is Bos orr ak S2 TQ do ty i Xb J i pg 'xg 1 , is .-3' Q za at Q it Rf , xt is at ci X fi A' .,-J kj ' i',i Raft FX T., -I TT 1 . Q T it Q :Q 1 K5 XV, . X Q4 V jf yo, kj' J t-J X wi we Fi if Q Q fx 'i H KT O 'K f 'X N X, X' f X-sf X . I , fb! f X, -XFLV xv lgxrj Ti y J K -o yy L A ty cj' ff? T 4 cr Q is L e fr-jj f A X? - f ,.,, T ' N T' V ' A N FP? 5 Q J of C' ' if , , 'JF ff' .VH i f l -' ' x -KJ 4 r i X-. T 5 L fs F :lx xg TT? 3 if su 3 3 Q5 gf i ,. if F? A RJ -5 Aj -9 Q -' xero! Q KK 'A xn Q ' V if L se-i J ,ct if P' 29f sf. fel' Y' -W -X ' as ,J cis-3 L.li-42 p -Q' pi fi, vf' 1, , X' ew , Q sf 7 MS TOP ROWD sopuoivionr: crnssetcommuedi Nadine Andrews, leanette Ashby, Danny Ayers, Brenda Beatty, Clinton Bell, Fred Berdahl, lla Belle Bissonnett, Ronald Bloom, Gordon Boorse, Dianne Boyer, Evelyn Britton. THIRD ROW- Nancy Byron, Norval Byron, Evangeline Carper, Kenneth Carter, Ruby Carter, lane Clark, Lloyd Cole, Marda Kay Conrad, Sharon Crader, Barbara Craig, Ina Mae Craig. SECOND ROW- Charles Cree, Hal Culley, Darlene Dalgliesh, loyce Daly, Donna Davis, Randal Dickinson, Betty lean Dolby, Larry Douglas, Linda Eardley, Marvin Endicott, lo Ann Ensrninger. BOTTOM ROW- Adina Erving, Mardene Estes, Carl Everson, Marquitta Fisher, Iudy Fisher, Dave Freeman, t:Gary Fuller, Dick Gee, Ronald Gover, QCartoonD Gerald Grove. 'Not Pictured 24 Q K aiu xx! X-w -df TOP Row- SOPHOMORE CLASSflCont1nae-dl Gary Hack, Bea Haskell, Lorraine Haydock, Iill Hennernan, Benny Hiatt, Vicki Hickox, LaRae Higgins, Richard Hindrnan, xliileen Hixson, Vern Howland, Sandra Howland. THIRD ROW- Kendra Huddleston, Robert Hutt, Evelyn Iackson, Doris Iewett, Robert Iewett, Iarnes Iohnson, Robert Iohnson, Raye Iohnson, Marilyn Iohnston, Kenneth Kadine, Roger Kennedy. SECOND ROW- Wilrna Rae Koltord, Dale Koontz, Kenneth Kulis, Charles LaKarnp, Don Lakings, Carol Larson, David Lee, LuAnne Lee, Douglas Letteer, Dona Io Leuck, Cuyler Lighthall. BOTTOM ROW- Marilyn Litteral, Peggy Littleton, Ierry Iean Longwell, Sue Luster, Bill McCauley, Lance McC0nne-hey, Iohn McKirn, Lee Ann McKnight, Barbara Marsh, Iudy Mathson, Iohn May. 'Not Pictured 25 V' 4 SOPHOMORE CLASS-KContinuedl Left to Right- Edwin Ward, Ernest Westerlund, Fred Williams, Woody Williams, Lola Wilson, Sharon Wright, Dick Wyatt 6 Wff f 'A' v f -j - t, dufxfzrjghaff Aiwa Q-E-K ,X 1757! mf ,171 '31 ' frkb, A1 'J' G ff? 5? 17 1 'AZ 4' y Z fzj ' J fi flfpr I! If 1 ,2 off, F249 '92-2 Gi 'Ja X 27 To the Classes of Baker Hugh SHARON KAY ARRANTS T ans e rn Denfson Texas Sophomore WILLIAM DEAN ARRANTS T ansfe from Dentson Texas Senfor AVIS OERTRLIDE CHRISTENSEN Transfer rom Ia Grande Oreaon Sophomore BUEORD RAY COLE Transfer rom Clarkston Washtnatorr Sophomore HOWARD CLAY COLE Sophomore HAROLDINE HOPKINS Trar er r r Elafn Oregon Sophomore BARBARA LEL HULIN Transfer f om Portland Oreaon Iumor IULIA SHARON KNEE Transfer fron Welser Idaho Iunror KAY FRANCES KNEE se ro IX efser Idaho Sopforrore LESIER ELLISOI LOETIS rans e fron Pendleton Oreaon Iumor MILT OIN CAYLE REYNOLDS Transfer rom Vale Oregon Iumor FRED SCHOMBURG Transfer from Payette Idaho Iunror ROBERT THOMAS SPROED Transfer from Oak Harbor Washlnaton Iunfor AIN ES RONALD SULLIVAN ars er rom La Grande Oreaon o homore ESIHER ELAINE WILLIAMS a se from P nevflle Oreaon ophomore C EORGE ROBERT TAYLOR Transfer frorf Iohn Day Oregon Sophomore O Y fYfYCU ' ., Tranfrf rr If' .W A A W 1 Y r r I. ' , T f-r , , . . , , , 4 , Rx l A f I 2 ' f 1 , ' ' I A I' Transfer from Clarkston, 'Washinaton , A A ' ' 7 F , I H : 1 .sff f o Tl I' , if A ' ' ' ' l S pn Tr n f r , X 1 rf ' . r 1 , jf A ' ' . D ' : . r ' , . 1 28 IRL 59 QAM 09 Q 5 r-1 AL TION T HI Y C P e FFA 57 Sports Hu-Y f xx wg X A 1' ,Q W Ov . NAM-ONQR R 6? H 58 S E 6 9551- f --D AA' BAKER HIGH SCHOOL IS AT THE TOP IN OFFERING ACTIVITIES IN THE SPORTS FIELD. The four major sports entered into are Football, Basketball, Baseball and Track. The minor sports are wrestling, tumbling, swimming, golf, and several others. Leo Compton, Athletic Director of Baker High School, is the baseball, wrestling, and associate football coaalf, His baseball team of last season finished second in the Blue Mt. Conference league play, CAt this Writing it is too early to give results of l957 playl Coach Compton is a graduate of Idaho State College. Coach Varney Corey in his first year here took over the football program and has installed the Split Key injuries affected his win-loss column. He is also the I.V. basketball coach. Coach Corey received his Master's De- gree from the University of Oregon. Gary Hammond is the new basketball coach this year after spending three years in Pullman, Washingtcn. He is also the junior varsity football coach. He was graduat- ed from Lewiston Normal in Idaho. Wally Girts in his first year at Baker High has been giv- en the task of building up the track squad and is also presently Working on the Weight-'lifting program. He is a graduate of Oregon State College. Mr. Hammond Mr. Girts Mr. Corey Mr. Compton 29 Sports Program Gnaches .fl V ,U U M' -976 Q' lull l VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM fAbovel: Top row, left to rxght-Doug Letteer, Hon Dolby, Lyle Ingram. Bob Vervaeke. Lee Davis. Dar- rel Iones, Gary Young, Allan Coons, Norman Simrell. Middle row, left to r1gl't1fBill Polloclr, manager: Coach Corey. Pat Kirklin. Murray Stookey, Don Dodson. Bob Heriza, Larry Taylor, Tim Atteberry. Ralph Favorite. Don Marsland. Tim Zemmer Coach Hammond, Dick York, Manager: Coach Compton. Front row, left to right-Ron Hunt, Rick Heilner, Karl Poulsen, Oran Hutton, lim Stewart, Paul Bauge. Dick Roy, Tom Long. Bob Iohnson, Gary Mires, Iohn Montgomery. IUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL CBelowJ:Top row left to rnght-Douglas Letieer. Gary Hack, Ronald Bloom. David Smith, Kenneth Car- ter. Wayne Bloom. Iimmy Iohnson. Mgddif: row left to right-Robert Simrell. Bill McCauley, Leland Shipman. Vernon Howland. Ernie Hitch. Buford Cole, Woody Wil- liams. Coach Hammond. Front row, left to right-Norval Byron, Howard Cole, Tom Moore, Robert Iohnson. Iohn McKim, Dick Gee, Eddy Rose. BAKER HIGH'S CONFERENCE MEN HM STEWART Honorable Mention, All-Conference. BOB HERIZA, Honorable Mention, A11-Conference. RON HUNT, Honorable Mention, A11-Con- ference. I W I i LARRY TAYLOR, Second Team AH-Conference, Centcr. PAUL BAUGE, First Team All-Conference, Fullback. MURRAY STOOKEY, Second Team AH-Conference, Fullback. Top, left' Coach, Corey, top right, Ron Hunt. Bottom lett, Larry Taylor, Bottom right, Paul Bauge. L it t ght-Larry Yeske. 6 it. 1 in.. Forward: Marty Sharp. 6 fl. 0 in.. Foiward: lim Stewart, 5 ft. 5 in.. G d: Gary Mires, 6 ft. 0 in., Forward: Bob Sproed, 5 H. ll in., Forward: Darrell Jones. S ft. 4 center: Oran Hutton. 5 H. 8 in., Guard: Don Marsland, 6 it. l in., Forward. 55 Baker 49 Baker 46 Baker 49 Baker 49 Baker 35 Baker 39 Baker 61 Baker Ca1dWe11 Boise Caldwell Boise Ontario Ontario Mac-Hi The Dalles 45 53 51 45 37 36 43 44 57 Baker 63 Baker 54 Baker 68 Baker 70 Baker 67 Baker 62 Baker 50 Baker 58 Baker 34 Baker 55 Baker District P 49 Baker 48 Baker Herrniston Ontario Iohn Day La Grande La Grande Pendleton Mac-Hi Hermiston The Dalles La Grande La Grande Herrniston Ontario 1120 TOTALS 1067 BAKER HIGH'S CONFERENCE MEN: Lette--PAUL BI-XUGE, 6 ft. 3 in., First Team Conference, Center. Center-RON HUNT, 5 tt. 9 in., Second Team Confer- ence, Guard. RightfIOHN MONTGOMERY, 5 ft. 9 in., Honorable Men- tion, Guard. 1 34 4 Left to right, kneeling-Manager Buford Cole. Bob ON. Iohn McKirn, Vernon How- land, Lloyd Cole, Dick Gee. Fred Berdahl. Standing, left to right-Coach Corey, Richard Hunt, Steve VanOcker. Eddie Rose, Danny Ayers. Bob Vervaeke, Gary Fuller. Tom Moore, Coach Hammond. Ieft to right-lim Siewari. Iohn Montgomery. Marvin Endicoit, Don Marsland. Larry Yeske. Paul Bauge, Darrell Iones. Marty Sharp, Gary Mires. Bob Sproed. Oran Hutton. Ron Hunt. Kneehng-Coach Corey, Manager Tom Long, Coach Hammond. Ron Hunt. Kleltj I Oren Hunan BASEBALL: Bottom row, left to right-Ron Hunt, Senior: Vern Howland. Sopho- more: Lloyd Cole. Sophomore: Bob Ott, Sophomore: Oran Hutton. Sen- ior: lohn Hunsucker. Sophomore: Dick Kirby. Sophomore. Middle row, lelt to right-Ralph Favorite, Iunior: Bob Vervaeke. Iunior: Murray Stookey. Senior: Tim Zemmer. Iunior: Paul Bauge. Senior: Steve VanOc- ker. Sophomore: Roger Kennedy. Sophomore. Top row, left to right-Coach Leo Compton. Iohn McKim. Sophomore: Gary Ful- ler. Sophomore: Dale Koontz. Sophomore: Gerald Grove, Sophomore: Ed Rose. Sophomore: Leland Shipman. Manager. Baseball and Track Larry Rapp Right. Don Cole K . ., 33 TRACK: Bottom row, left to right-Ron Hunt. Senior: Don Cole. Senior. Rick Heil- ner. Senior: Bob Heriza, Senior: Norval Byron. Sophomore: Bill McCauley. Sophomore, Larry Rapp. Iunior. Top row, left to right-Coach Wally Girts: Marty Sharp. Senior: Bob Vervaeke. Iunior: Don Dodson. Senior: Bill Woodcock. Iunior: Iohn Sandidge. lun- ion: Lance McConnehey. Sophomore: Delbert Moulton. Sophomore: Mar- vin Endicott. Sophomore. Catcher. Bob Ott Batter. Bob Vervaeke Lance McConnehey Marty Sharp TUMBLING TEAM: 'lop :ow loft to rxgigtff Coach Compton, Buford Cole Mark Abrahamson, Ronald Bloom, Wayne Bloom, Robert Iew ett, Bob Iohnson, Bruce Conrad. Second row, left to right --Nancy Byron. Marquitta Fisher. Susan Don- ovan, Rose Marie Moulton, Peggy Littleton. Ieanette Ashby Iudy Savage. Fen' :cw .1-11 1.3 1.91.1 Ruby Carter. Mardene Estes, Dianne Boyer 1, L., r-,,,,:,,..,, oL-,-.. r-,...u., rr-.. v--- r..-1..- v--1,--.. Tumbling and Wrestling WRESTLING TEAM: Bottom row, left tc right Graham Stewart, How ward Cole, Dick Kirby, Philip Love, Lance McConnehey. llzddlf- :sw left To right-Darrell Long, Doug Letteer, Wayne Bloom Dick Roy, Bill McCauley, Norval Byron. Top row left to :ight-Coach Compton, Gordon Boorse, Bill Woodcock Iim Hambleton, Tim Zemmer. Mark Abrahamson, Ralph Favorite Ron Bloom. Don Cole. RALLY SQUAD Standmg left to rxght Cuyler Lxghihall Mudge Srmth Phxl MacKinnon Dorothy Conklm Vern Golar Barbara Tay lor RobertS1mrell Kneehng left to rlght Gwen Arieburn Carolme Log don Icmet Peeples Margie Iohnson K 4,1 YELL DUKES Cuyler Llghihall Vern Golar Phxl MacKmnon Bob Sxmrell YELI. LEADERS Flop Carolme Logsdon Doroihy Conklm lSong Queenl Ianet Peeples Front Gwen Arieburn Margle Iohnson E SQUAD YELL LEADERS Barbara Taylor Midge Smxih lstandmal r HQ 6 Eg 'J' Yi ' A f 3 I U ' rr .f ,mm . . ,f 38 IRL 59 Glass. ff Q 5 r-1 NAL T40 R T HI Y NA UNO an. E FF A 57 mllSID and Drama Hn-Y fx! WR-1 X 5 P ,Q mm . cpv ' Rl- - H 6 ..l4. 58 1 SPE Qi f 6 .. . 5-1, ' ' Majorettes KATIE WAGNER MARSHA EDGE SUSAN DONOVAN VIRGINIA HOBBS SUSAN BATES KATHERYN Mc KINNEY Drum Major DON COLE THE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC DEPARTMENT of Baker High consists of the A and B Bands, the Pep Band and the Orchestra. The A Band serves not only Baker High but also it acts as the official band for the community of Baker during the entire year. High- lights for the year included a fall and spring concert and participation in the Spring Festival at La Grande. The Band also played for all home football games and provided some of the hall-time entertainment. The B Band consists oi Sophomores, training them for the A Band. They participated in the fall and spring concerts and also play- ed at the Festival. The Orchestra has grown in the last few years trcrn a small string group to a full orchestra. This group played for the plays, the con- certs, in conjunction with the choir, and at the Festival. A mass concert was held which included both the high school and all the junior high music groups. The Pep Band, composed ot select players, played for all the home basketball games. The instrumental groups are under the direction ot Mr. Harold Kirk- lin. 39 lr :di Y, X.. .Q X..,1,,wm- , -'W-1 .rw way, , - Q--.r-vhw N.. 1' 1 if A gg 'Q 145 f 1 W Q Xin 1 -5, M ,fe i fs .v 5 Q ,' , I-g ,X NYS' if 7 Q, 'J w ' 3' ' - V i IJ N l fx ,E J' ' :Q Ee If if F ' It Magi ' ' ' ,f'h!'r.f ,, 3, .i. Y ,gay , liz , ,: jfs ,yay , fi h N I ' jk- J, . I '. J H . W f f -.pig N-vii g, 1 4 X W , , 1 l ff , - Q f I5 4 1 , Kg, , 3, f w,5 W , Q f ,N K .,:, 3 , , -' 1, Q a ' , , ww , 1 few ,Wing Nw, gi Y W 3,1 L A X 1 V 5 Q xi S W A35 ,Y 4' ' WVEHQ wi . 'L 33' I pe- Q bl E v . ' j ,v .ff ' I AQ nfs, ,, 5 I X2 I , ,F1 ' w .,' , V' v , r A-' A? 1' w far , f ' ' h ' Wy f ,.,',, f- . H gfig ' H, 1 ,- 'S' Q. Y ,fi 'ig 5+ A Alf f M: - 7 - f' . 'if 914 if K ' 1933 4 . v H5 35 Yi I I' 1 . - V -I , y ff G fi ,Qui fn 1 V ' U 3 A. - ff ' ' I' ' 14-A ff . Q MN , V I, ' f' ,A kryk K 3 f 'F A 'Q , V Q if .QE- ,' A Z RA Vlyyf E . f It jay ' Q ff' B ,A--' f I 1 .A,- :A2 4 ' , Q A 1 73, 5 Y , A I, . nil' ff T? ,pq , It ' 1' , '17 :Kr D ywiqkglffr W - I 'dvr' ' Q gh A A ' ' , -- 5 .- 4 mm' .152 QV l , 'UV' Top row, lelt to right-Wayne Burnside, Lee Ann Dougherty. Mr. Kirklin. Ierry Longwell, Carl Everson, Zora Dunnington, Rrdyce Garrett . Third row, left to right-Lorraine Haydock, lna Mae Craig. Marilcmd Squires. Evelyn Iackson, Gary Diel- man, Pat Kirklin, Kaiie Wagner, Evangeline Carper, Iudy Wyatt. Ierry Schroeder, Lee Payne, A1- len May. Second row, left to right-Bob OH, Wilma Koiford, Rulh Everson, Perry Rodabaugh, Shila Haley, Bob Pai- terson, lane Clark, Doris Iewett. Front row, lelt to right-Robert Proctor. Dick Howard, Vern Golar, Dick Kirklin, Ioanno Iewoti, Marsha Edge. llrchestra 41 'lop zcw, lell to ZlQli1fMUYilYH Iohnston, Raye Iohnson. Marvin Endicott, Robert Paugh. Edwin Ward, Mr. Kirklin, Gordon Boorse, Robert Iewett. Third row, left to right-Beverly Reynolds. Io Ann Ensminger, Clinton Bell, Robert Stanley, Larry Douglas, Dianne Boyer, Haroldine Hopkins, LeRay Higgins, Ronnie Bloom, Marquitta Fisher, Barbara Tay- lor, Iobn May, Marialee Smith. Second row left to right-Peggy Littleton, Sandra Howland, Brenda Beatty, Evelyn Iackson, Gerald Good- miller. Burl Swiger, Evangeline Carper. Charles LaKamp, Tom Moore, Iimmy Iohnson, Mariland Squires, Lee Payne. Bottcrn row, lelt to uglttvlill Henneman, Ieanette Ashby, Steve VanOcker, Perry Rodabaugh, Iudy Fisher, Shila Raley. Top row, left to right-Mr. Kirklin. David Hyde. l'OL1:t:. :ow left to r:ghtfI.ee Payne. Gary Bates, Vaughn Folkman, Denny Edwards, Tim Atteberry, Gerry Schroeder, Ralph Cole. Dick Howard. Tiizzd row, left to nght-Mariland Squires, Myrna Kirkwood. Perry Rodabaugh, Carmon Griilith, Marilyn Bond, Willard Poulsen, Pat Kirklin. Second row, lf,-tt to right-Leland Shipman, Norman Hansen, Bob Stanley, Bob Patterson, Ardyce Garrett. Carolyn Hill, lane Ryder. Evelyn Iackson. Front row, lc-if to rzghte-Diane Bateman, Raye Iohnson, Vernal Halvorsen. Iohn May. Leo Bainter, Nick Wright. '. 'Q ggi' Karl Paulsen. Bill Lovelady. Bruce Conrad. Robert Proctor. Don Hickerson, Larry Taylor. Don Marsland. Iim Lee. Guy McCoy. Phil MacKinnon. Bob Heriza. Paul Bauge. Paul Zim- merman. Dick Howard. :g f-Ervin Bailey. Gary Ball. Iohn Montgomery. Darrell Long. Bruce Parlin. Ierry Litteral. Ron Hunt. Vern Golar. Dick Kirby. Chester Sater. Don Cole. Bill Woodcock. Ralph Cole. 'z ' g '-fCharleen Palmer. Darcrlee Thompson, Rosa Mae Points. Mary Rose Austin. Mildred Zemmer. Dorothy Stuart. Iuanita Carnell. Iudy Carnes. Chary Weber. Ardyce Garrett. Zora Dunnington. Donna Mann. Karleen Smith. Pat McKee. Phyllis Wigle. ui iz :,::'- Margie Iohnson. Rae Dean Kirk. Sharon Taylor. Roberta Gover. Carolyn Hill. Carolyn Chadwick. Wanda Dowdy. Mr. Heick. lane Ryder. Ianell Lewis. Esther Westerland. Ro- berta Price. Edna King. Ianice Abrahamson. 3710011119 lewett. 4 3 ll Choir Eizck row, Cboysl left to right-Marty Sharp. Dick Sherman. Fred Berdahl, Lloyd Cole, Gary Mires. Gary Bates. Gordon Solomon. Robert Iewett, Bob Iohnson, Ernest Westerlund, Bob Ott, Iim Shumway. Bob Simrell, Ronald Gover, Benny Hiatt, Delbert Moulton. Dennis Guyer. Dale Wright. Bob Pat terson, Gary Young. Maryin Endicott, Charles Cree. Douglas Letteer. Mrddle row, left to right-Barbara Munden, Barbara Craig. Doris Iewett, Marilyn Steele. Barbara Marsh Ierry Lonqwell. Dorothy White, Reba Walburn. Dona Davis. Darlene Moulton. Marquitta Fisher Perry Rodabaugh. Darlene Hacker. Mardene Estes. Evelyn Britton. Karla Peters. Sharon Crader Midge Smith.Wilma Rae Kofiord, Mr. Heick. Sherry McCord, Ioyce Phillips. Marda Kay Conrad. Front row, le-tt to right-lone Taylor, Vicki Hickox, Ioyce Daly, Iudy Savage, Linda Eardley. Dianne Boyer Barbara Taylor, Ruby Carter. Carol Larson, Karie Hooker. Marilyn Litteral. Evangeline Carper. Bug' lluartet Iohn Montgomery. first tenor: Bruce Conrad. second tenor: Phil MacKinnon. baritone: Larry Taylor, bass. A and B CHOIR The Baker High School A Choir is composed entirely of iuniors and seniors and every member has had at least one year of B Choir before being admitted. The purpose of the A Choir is to proe vide advanced training and to perform tor special occasions. This school year the Choir presented the fifth annual Candlelight Service, assisted by the B Choir. Male Quartet and Or- chestra. The Choir also was invited to sing ior the Oregon Music Educators' As- sociation in Portland, March 14th. Spring Festival time again found the Choir at- tending, this year at La Grande. A spring program was given in May. All in all, the Choir had a busy year. The B Choir contains mostly sopho- mores and is the training or leeder group for the A Choir. The activities of this group include assistance to the Christmas program and spring program. It is a very important organization. Though it doesn't receive the recognition the A Choir does. without it the A Choir would suf- ler. greatly, for the ability of the B group determines the success of the next year's 'A Choir. GLEN I-IOBBS has been active in stage design and construction since he entered Baker High School. I-le has been Stage Manager for all nine of the high school plays given during the past three years, and has even found time to play roles in two ot them, The Family Portrait and Dino. He has pursued his dramatic interests further as Vice-President and then President of the Baker chap- ter of National Thespians, and he was presented the Outstanding Contribution Award in Dramatics at the end of his senior year. Although Glen is a small man in stature, it will be difficult to find someone big enough to fill his shoes next year! l 45 GLEN HOBBS Technical Director CURIUUS SAVAGE And if I laugh at any mortal thing- 'Tis that I may not weep. Byron 5 'K 'L xxx xx no ff xk f ff X ,H 9.61 0 Wk gg U x if aff! . .,. 1 V x i s -Q sf? K . 4 X 5 ' WEP' . ' . '. n '?Zs'. x iff! I , nffhvv, .x A ,Q V I v A .,a:3q, ' jg. , ...-.wry i . L ,, ' 1 9' , up 'Q ,ii :'A'5.1,1' U 1 .X R Y aprXX Yl MK schooX au cYxXovKum - Haw D .W IRL 67 X 59 Ciifsfx Q L E I-i-I ATIONR T HI Y N ONO c-nb FFA 57 E Ilrgamzatmns ww ff A em :Q ,ol W ' Cyv ' I Rs- - H -1-' 58 3 A . . . I ' 0 ,. '2f? ' l '- If President Vice-President Secretary DONNA MANN KARIE HOOKER MYRNA KIRKWOOD THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATICN is a group ot girls Who promote athletic activities tor girls in Baker High School. This organization was established for girls who enjoy partici- pating in active sports such as baseball, basketball, volleyball, and many other sports. lt is run on a point system With each girl earning points tor the sports and activities she participates in during play nights and school. Top row, left to rightANorma Kesterson, Ioanne Iewett, Ruth Everson, Hose Marie Moulton, Mariland Squires, Ruby Carter. Mrs. Hind- man. Fourth row, left to right--Elizabeth Van Duker, Cathy Stiltz. Myrna Kirkwood, Kaylene Hewitt, Karie Hooker, Nancy Rose, Karlsen Smith, Caroline Logsdon. Third row, let! to right-Pat Hales, Marilyn Steele, Iill Henneman, Sha- ron Crader, Ieanette Ashby, Ianith Cheatham, Mary Rose Aus- tin, Iudy Iltteberry. Second row, lett to right-Anna Heed, Adina Erving, Dianne Boyer. Vic- ki Hickox. Iudy Mathson, Lalilay Higgins. Beverly Reynolds, Dar- la lean Moulton. Front row, left to right-Donna Davis. Wanda Moyes, Nancy Byron, Betty Iean Dolby, Donna Mann, Kathryn Bauder, Ianice Reagan Carman Griffith. 49 The Ilugget THIS BOOK is the product ot the members ol the Nugget stall and Mrs. Long, the adviser. lt took many hours ot hard Work, but all the lun ot the ev- enings made it Worthwhile, and we are proud ot the results. Anyone may be a member ot the Nugget statt who is willing to Work hard tor the publication. A KATIE WAGNER Bos PAUGH IUDY CARNES Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Standing, left to right-Ianell Lewis, Dawn Nash Brenda Beatty. Dona Io Leuck, Mrs. Long, Ier ry Longwell. Darrell Iones, Ardyce Garrett Howard Tally. Dean Gover. Vaughn Folkman Barbara Taylor, Shila Haley. Charleen Palmer Marialee Smith. Carol Williams. Sitting, lett to right-Helen Smolich, Roberta Price Caroline Logsdon, lane Clark. Iudy Carnes Katie Wagner, Robert Paugh, Marsha Edge Gwen Arteburn. 50 3 1 I BILL LOVELADY NAOMI FROST IANICE REAGAN IERRY LONGWELL TOM LONG GRAHAM STEWART Editor Feature Editor Feature Editor Business Manager Sports Editor Sports Editor THE BAKER HI LOG is the high school newspaper which is published every two Weeks, bringing the students of Baker High the latest school events together with features and editorials composed by the Log staff and frequent- ly by members of the faculty. The editing ot the Log requires the capable workers in the journalism class along with any qualified students not in journalism, but interested in writing. Without the help ot the adviser, Mrs. Long, the publishing ot this paper would be impossible. Standing, left to right - Margie Iohnson. Phyllis Moyes. Susan Donovan. Dorothy Conklin. lim Haight. Paul Bauge. David Smith. Ruth Lewis. Phyllis Wigle. Evelyn Britton. Carol Larson. Barbara Marsh. Lola Wilson, Mrs. Long. Sitting, left to right-Iudy Wallis. Tom Long. Gm- ham Stewart. Naomi Frost. Bill Lovelady. lorry Longwell. Ianice Reagan. Eren Wilson. The 09 X NW'v '1 t7 President Vice-President Secretary DICK ROY CHARY WEBER nu. HENNEMAN The purpose ot the INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS LEAGUE is to study and Iearn the problems of the countries the members are assigned. They aIso studied the U. N. and its organs and how it works as well as represented those countries at a Model United Nations meeting. This year two cars ot students Went to Eugene to represent several Latin American countries. The trip Was financed by the members having cooked Iood sales, dances, and concessions. A v ryl ctive and successful year was spent by the members under e direction of Mr, Hammond, the adviser, Treasurer Historian SUSAN DONOVAN BOB PAUGH Standing, left to rignt-Marilyn Bond, Phyllis Moyes, Ianice Abrahumson, Caroline Logsdon, Iudy Carnes. Dean Gover, Ruth Lewis, Marsha Edge, Paul Bauge, Helen Sn-xolich. Dawn Nash, Phyl- lis Wigle, Elizabeth VanDuker, Evelyn Britton, Carol Larson, Lorrene Baldozier, Mr.Hammond. g, left to right-Charleen Palmer. Katie Wag- ner, Robert Paugh, Chary Weber. Dick Roy, Iill Hennemcm, Susan Donovan, Gwen Arte- burn. Ardyce Garrett. 52 -ef 2 Speech Gluh President Vice-President Secretary GERRY SCHROEDER RUTH HAZEL LEWIS PAT McKEE SPEECH CLUB PROMOTES PUBLIC SPEAKING in high school and gives students an opportunity to improve their public speak- ing ability. The membership roll consists of not more than thirty students. Mr. Horton is the adviser. Top row, left to right-Keith Miles. Pu! Kirlxlin. Bob Heriza. Paul Bauge, Darrell Iones, Allan Coons. Dick Roy. Mr. Horton. Second row, let! to right-Elizabeth Van Duker. Chary Weber. Rose Marie Moulton. Third row, left to right-Iill Henneman. Iunice Reagan. Phyllis Moyes. Ruth Hazel Lewis. Gerry Schroeder. Put McKee. Marsha Edge. lane Ryder. 53 THE. QUILL AND SCROLL is an international journalism hon- orary. It is composed ot juniors and seniors Who are in the top fourth of their class scholastically and have clone commendable Work one or more years in journalism. Mrs. Long is the adviser. Nugget Editor Log Editor KATIE WAGNER BILL LOVELADY Standing, left to right-Mrs. Long, Eren Wilson, Bob Paugh. Ardyce Garrett. Sitting, left to right-Bill Loveludy, Katie Wagner. 54 17 2 llatinnal Honor ' A President Vice-president Secretary MARSHA EDGE GERRY SCHROEDER IANET PEEPLES MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY is limited to those students who possess outstanding qualities of scholar- ship, leadership, character and service. This organization meets every other Week under the guidance of Mrs. Inman. The main activities of National Honor are the preparation of the Honor Roll and keeping a record of all the graduates of Bak- er High School. Also, a swimming party and picnic at Radium Hot Springs is an annual affair. Front row, left to right-Ioanne Ieweit, Ruth Lewis. Ianet Peeples, Marf sha Edge, Marilyn Bond, Lorrene Baldozier. Standing left to right-Gerry Schroeder, Dean Gover. Paul Bauge. Dick Roy, Bob Paugh, Bob Heriza, Mrs. Inman. NATIONAL HONOR STUDENTS NAMED THIS SPRING ARE AS FOL- LOWS: Seniors-Allan Coons, Lee Ann Dougherty. Oran Hutton. Pai Kirklin, Iim Lee, Barbara Rayborn. Ianice Reagan. Katie Wag- ner. Chary Weber. Nick Wright. Iuniorsfluanitu Carnell, Iohn Inman. Myron Miles. Sophomore-s-Iill Henneman, Doris Ieweti, Carol Larson. 55 The Spurs is a group ot nine girls ot the Sopho- more class who are chosen on the basis ot leader- ship, dependability and activity participation. The duty ot the Spurs is to usher tor plays, games and various programs and to perform other services. The adviser ot the Spurs is Mrs. Gildersleeve. The Bulldogs is a service group which helps the teachers at school functions by controlling crowds, parking cars, watching reserved sections, and other duties. Mr, Compton is their adviser. Back row, left to right-Ierry Longwell, Mrs. Gildersleeve, Adina Erving, Dona Io Leuck. lane Clark Vicki Hickox, Wilma Rae Kollord. Sitting, left to right-Iudy Savage, Beverly Reynolds. Bea lean Haskell. A ge ,. . gr Af 5 gk , Standing left to right-Ron Bloom, Wayne Bloom, Ken Carter. Gordon Solomon, David Smith. Ron Phillips. Randall Dickinson. Mr. Compton. Sitting, left to r1ghtfDick Wyatt, Iohn Inman, Ray Fuller. Bill Pollock. Burl Swiger. sf?- President RAY FULLER Vice-President Secretary KEN ERICKSON RON PHILLIPS THE RADIO CLUBS activities this year include the study and construction of radios and electronic equipment, learning code and preparing tor FCC 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. The adviser is Mr. Woodhouse. -f ada' dukffk Standing le-tt to right-Ray Fuller, Bruce Conr Ken Erickson. Mr. Woodhouse. Kneeling, lei! to right-Barrie Larson. Hon Phillips. an . if I President Vicefpresident Secretary Treasurer Chaplain CHARY WEBER jmzr RYDER MARILYN BOND 51AHRiE'i' ioHr:s'1'or: RUTH HAZEL LEWIS THE PURPOSE OE TRI-I-ll-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community higher standards ot Christian character. This year's activities included a Halloween party given tor the grade school pupils, sponsoring dances, group worship, and plans for an Easter Sunrise service. This spring the Tri-HiAY is sponsoring a Father-Daughter Banquet lor all the girls in high school and their fathers, Each year they present a bill at the Youth Legislature in Salem. From the club thanks goes to Mrs, Wright, the adviser. IUGCKI ow, if-ft to 'ight-Karie Hooker, Marialee Smith. Dona Io Leuck. Shila Haley, Helen Smolich. Charleen Palmer, Ianice Barber, Carolyn Hill. Virginia Hobbs, Naomi Frost, Marquitta Fish- er, Iudy Savage. Brenda Beatty. ff row left To ri ht - Norma Sue Kesterson, 3 Gwen Arteburn, Ianet Peeples, Ardyce Gar- rett. Roberta Price, Marsha Edge, Ianell Lew- is, Caroline Logsdon, Carolyn Chadwick, Don- na Mann, Barbara Taylor, Nancy Rose, Ruth Everson. Qf :T to ':'g:.' --Carmon Griffith, Ianice Rea- gan, Marjorie Iohnscn. Marilyn Bond, lane Hy- der. Chary Weber, Harriet Iohnston, Ruth Ha- zel Lewis. Iane Clark. Mrs. Wright. Doris Iew- ett. Icrry Longwell. loanne Iewett. Back l ,ar-, X 'E--'fnfx if rw l V 2 I- A 'R 'K 'sl rr' Ill- President Vice-President Secretary Chaplain DICK Roi! Don: CoLE NICK WRIGHT PHIL MGCKINNON :ow left fo right-Vaughn Folkman. Tim Atte- berry. Richard Hunt. Allen May. Bob Iohnson. Iohn McKim, David Smith. Pat Kixklin, Allan Coons. Middle ron-J left to right-Karl Paulsen, Dean Guver. lim Stewart, Rick Heilner, Larry Taylor, How- ard Tally, Paul Bauge, Murray Stookey, Dick Gee. Front rev: left to right-Lloyd Cole. Robert Paugh, Ron Hunt. Den Cole. Dick Roy. Nick Wright, Phil MacKinnon, Vern Golar. Mr. Girts. 59 THE PURPOSE OF THE HI-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. This years activities include a Halloween party for grade school pupils, visiting a different church every month, sending delegates to a state youth legislature at Salem, and presenting a first-place skit at Pep Night. Many thanks to Mr. Girts, the adviser. ' ll President Vice-President Secretary Drill Leader HOBERTA PRICE ARDYCE GARRETT iwisu. LEWIS NAOMI FROST PEP CLUB ACTS IN CONIUCTION WITH ATHLETIC FUNC- TIONS. Its purpose is to help create school spirit. It has sponsored numerous dances, two cooked food sales, pep assemblies, and the annual Pep Night before the LaGrande toot ball game. There are about 50 girls on the drill team, who provided en tertainment at games, both home and away. Two new branches were added to the Pep Club this year, the Spurs and the Majorettes. Mrs. I-Iindman is the adviser. Vt Top row, left to right-Sharron Shepherd. Marquxtta Fisher. Darlene Hacker. Daralee Thompson. Dee Ann Stiltz. Myra Mattes, Ruby Carter. Marilyn Iohnston, Carol Williams, Virginia Hobbs.. Sixth row, left to right-Iudy Savage. Bev Reynolds. Dona Io Leuck. lane Clark. Adina Erving. Vicki Hickox. Bea Haskell. Wilma Rae Koflord. Ierry Longwell, Susan Donovan. Filth row, left to right-Dianne Boyer. Sharon Crader. Mariland Squires, Linda Eardley. Io Ann Ensminger. Nancy Byron. Peggy Littleton. Shila Raley. Kathryn McKinney. Fourth row, left to right-Gail Gross, Charleen Palmer, Rosa Mae Points. Carolyn Hill. Iudy Fisher. Betty lean Dolby. Barbara Marsh, Dawn Nash. Katie Wagner. Third row, left to right-Ruth Hazel Lewis. lane Ryder. Carolyn Chadwick. Harriet Iohn- ston. Ianice Barber. Ieanette Ashby. Brenda Beatty. Marda Conrad, Marsha Edge. Second row, left to right-Mrs. Hindman. Ardyce Garrett, Roberta Price. Ianell Lewis, Naomi Frost. Susan Bates. Front row, left to right-Gwen lrteburn. Caroline Logsdon. Barbara Taylor. Dorothy Conklin. Marialee Smith. Ianet Peoples. Mariorie Iohnson. 60 T Q12-' W-1? ir President Vice-President Secretary PAUL BAUGE DICK ROY RON HUNT THE LETTERMENS CLUB is an organization to which all boys who have earned a high school letter in any sport may belong. This year the club sponsored a smoker and a dance. The adviser is Mr. Hammond. Top row, left to right-Gary Mires, Lyle Ingram. Etghth row, left to right-Tim Atteberry, Iohn Sandidge. Seventh row, left to r1ght+Iohn Montgomery, Don Mcrrsland. Sixth row, left to rlght-Tom Long, Darrell Iones. Frith row, left to right-Bill Woodcock. Larry Taylor. toqrqh row lelt to right-Iim Stewart, Allan Coons. Third row, left to rtghtiKarl Paulsen, Bob Vervaeke. Second row, left to rtght-Orcn Hutton, Dick York, Ron Dolby, Don Dodson, Bill Pollock, Pat Kirklin, Coach Hammond. Front row, left to r1ghtfMurray Stookey, Ron Hunt, Bob Heriza, Paul Bauge, Dick Hoy, Nick Wright, Rick Heilner. 61 ,Q .aa wife President Vice-President Secretary Historian Pos RERIZA Dos PAUGH CHARY WEBER BARBARA RAYBORN THE SPANISH CLUB is composed of Baker High School stu- dents who have had one or more years of Spanish. The object ol the club is to acquaint the members With the nustoms and ideas of the Spanish people. lt has held several parties celebrating Spanish holidays and Standing, left to right-Mrs. Long, Char- leen Palmer, Clare Henderson Bar- rie Larson, Rosa Mae Points, Ruth Everson, Fred Schomberg. Rose Mar- ie Moulton, Ruth Lewis, Iudy Carnes, Ianice Abrahamson, Elizabeth Van- Duker, Gail Gross, Graham Stewart. Sitting, left to right-Bill Lovelady, Marsha Edge, Barbara Rayborn, Bob Paugh, Bob Heriza. Chary Weber, Ianice Reagan, Roberta Price. Back A X fi 'PY N N lnatin llluh President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms DICK RoY ALLAN cooNs KATIE WAGNER JOHN MCKIM row, lett to right4Caroline Logsdon. Marilyn Iohnston, Dean Gover. Dick York. Bill White, Darrell Iones. Iohn Carlson, lim Haight, Irvin Bailey, Burl Swiger, Beverly Reynolds, lean- ette Ashby. Middle row, lelt to right-Ianell Lewis, Seate Brenda Beatty. Iudy Fisher, Dawn Nash, Barbara Marsh, Lola Wilson, Wanda Moyes, Phyllis Wigle. Han- nah Io Wright, Carol Larson, Sharon Arrants, Lucille Trader, Evelyn Brit- ton, jill Henneman, Mrs. Long. d, let! to rightelohn McKim, lim Ste- wart, Howard Tally, Allan Coons. Dick Roy, Katie Wagner, Marilyn Bond. Barbara Hayborn. 63 THE PURPOSE OF LATIN CLUB is to learn about Roman cus- toms and ways of life. Any student taking Latin or who has com- pleted two years of Latin may belong to this club. The Latin Club skit won third place at Pep Night and the an- nual Rornan Dinner was a success with the help ot its adviser, 'Mr . Long. L - E5 - A 3 President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Librarian Historian IANICE REAGAN PAT MCKEE NANCY SHREPFLER LORRIE BALFOUR WILMA KOFFORD IOANNE IEWETT The EDNA M. BEMENT FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CLUB has as its purpose to encourage the interest of students of Baker High School in the field of teaching. This past year, under the guidance of Mrs. Ostwald, adviser, the club has helped Mrs. Erickson give Readiness Tests to the first graders of Baker. The club has also had guest speakers at its meetings, made an observation trip to Eastern Oregon College in La Grande, substituted for grade school teach- ers, and each month two girls of the club decorated the bulletin board in Room 9. The club has had a successful year, filled with many events to be remem- bered bv the members and officers. f Standing-left to right4Karie Hooker, Car- mon Griffith, Phyllis Wigle, Norma Kesterson, Ierry Longwell, Mrs. Ost- wald, Barbara Rclyborn, Mildred Zemmer, Nancy Rose, Dawn Nash. Linda Eardley. Sitting, left to right+Ioanne Iewett, Wilma Koftord, Pat McKee, Icmice Reagan, Nancy Shrefiler, Lorrie Balfour. 64 it ji? 'ln uv vw 75. 'Q Sit W fi 'R'-N W President Vice-President Treasurer Reporter Secretary Sentinel KEITH MILES RICHARD ELDER MYRoN MILES Ioiiii INMAN EAVIF WILLIAMS VERNAL IIALVORSEN THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA is the national organization for farm boys who are studying vocational agriculture in the public schools. It is de- signed to develop agricultural leadership, character, thrift, scholarship, co- operation, citizenship, and patriotism through participating experiences. The l956-57 year's activities included a district leadership conference, public speaking contests, and attendance at the National Convention in Kansas City. Delegates to the Convention Were Keith Miles, president ol the club, and M Richard Elder, vice-president. The adviser is Mr. Patton. ,W I ull Top row, left to right-lim Walker, Mr. Patton. Middle row left to right-Randall Dickinson. Delbert Moulton, Edwin Ward. Gordon Boorse. Larry Skeen, Bob Sp.oed, Norman Simrell. Front row left to right-Iohn Inman, Myron Miles, Richard Elder. Keith Miles, David Williams. Vernal Halvorsen. 65 President Vice-President Secretary GWEN ARTEBURN IUDY ATTEBERRY IUDY CARNES THE GIRLS' LEAGUE is an organization made up of all girls in Baker High School. The aim is to establish greater friendship and loyalty among the girls of the school. The Girls' League Works through the Central Council, compos- ed ot all officers and two representatives from each class, and the adviser, Mrs. Ostwald. The main activities of this organization are the Mother and Daughter Tea and an All-School Dance. ,N Standing left to right Manlyn Kennedy Myra Mat les Lee Ann Dougherty Mrs Ostwald Nancy Shrefiler Marda Kay Conrad Ixll Henneman Dawn Nash Sitting, left to right Ioanne Iewett Iudy Rtteberry Gwen Arleburn Iudy Carnes President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer GLEN HOBBS PAT KIRKLIN Standing, lett to :ight-Chary Weber, Susan Dono- van, Virginia Hobbs, Ierry Liiteral, Dick How- ward, Zora Dunnington, lim Haight, Ioanne Ie- wetl, Marsha Edge, Naomi Fronst, Mr. Olsen. Sitting, left to right 3 Ianice Abrahamson. Marilyn Bond, Pat Kirklin, Glen Hobbs, Ruth Hazel Lezvls, Phyllis Moyes, Iudy Wyatt, Howard Tally. 67 X tr Q'-A My in .if A - , jwfgig-VV I 9' wi?- . . .. ,. . , , ,- Q3 W A M -' , , V 3. it if 'fgl' 4 1 RUTH HAZEI.. LEWIS THE NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY, under the guidance of Mr. Olsen, the adviser, has had an active year. In addition to sending several members to the Northwest Drama Conference in Eugene, this group was active in the production ot three plays. Time Out for Ginger was sponsored by the group as its own. Other plays were l'The Curious Savage and Dino Because ot the increased interest in dramatics the membership of this group is steadily growing. President Vice-President Secretary Bois PATTERSON IOHN INMAN LEE ANN Douoi-IERTY THE PURPOSES OF THE SKI CLUB are to promote enthusiasm tor skiing in the High School and to provide economical methods ot transportation tor the High School Skiers. The club was organized on the tirst ot Ianuaryg and the first organized trip was on Saturday, Ianuary 5, l957, to the Little Alps ski area. Five members took a trip to Spout Springs Where they won first place in the Little Brown lug Derby. The advisers are Mr. Updegraft and Mr. Barnes who gladly give their time tor the success ot skiing in the school. Back row, left to right-Vernal Halvorsen, Norval Byron, Bruce Con rad, Rick Heilner, Woody Williams, Iohn May, Cuyler Lighthall Dick Kirklin, Ken Carter. Nick Wright, Iohn Inman, Iohn Mc Kim, Lee Ann Dougherty, Ardyce Garrett. Bea Haskell. Seated, left to rightAMr. Updegraif, Dianne Boyer, Iill Henneman. Kai ie Wagner, Bob Patterson. Peggy Littleton, Iunice Barber, Char leen Palmer, Mr. Barnes. 4' IRL 59 Cliffs. W Q 5 I l ATIO OR T HI Y NAL EEC F F A H 57 euumes ww X Q ff A me ,Q ,ON wr cpv N HON 1 ' RI- - v H 0 Q 58 1 SP . , . I ' 6 ' ' Y ::a-STE? O - Q. A Q .ni , i- J VW Es Q8 J' gif' H 9 3, 3?-ffm, 14, M W' :j:1', XX ,1 7 . 1 M , ,A , tp . , ' X 1 X I , f 9' 'f Y Q W , fa! I9 99 1 XG 24 QB aww Jr-n 1 ,ww we 4. p f 5 3 r' . 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