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

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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

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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.

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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.