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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

x ,ll - -,,f- + IIIIGEET Volume LVII BAKER SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Baker Oregon Table of Contents Aclmlnnslrallon Sensor Class Junior Class Sporfs Music and Drama Organlzahons Achvlhes Sponsors Index Sophomore Class !n llh C .. S- - - K if ' Off ,-Kb. 1: if X N x K A,f'Nec,, 2 'X f. .. Nz Q ,f J I 'PR - X Mtg.. ' X 'wwf 1k 'Xxx 'yx D- , i - ii E 1 ff Q f J X K ,C daze 4 L da 1 Q 913' N f X - ll lE a IE i la V VXFJf YV JL My V M Jfxjgh MN M' IIIIIIIIIIISTIIIITIIIII Board Dr. I. R. Evans Superintendent of Schools The space age opens horizons unlimited to the bold of heart and the educationally prepared. Baker schools strive continually to offer courses of such basic soundness and such educational firmness as to form the base from which each student may plot his course and launch himself into the first stage of his life orbit-whether it be a path to the higher sciences, or to homemaking, to the humanities, to the mechanical or distributive fields, to medicine or religion or edu- cation. The board feels that each must apply himself with zeal while here and later to reach the heights in his chosen field-to serve his fellow man as the vistas of the air age unfold. DR. I. R. EVANS PGQ ONE SCHOOL BOARD Cclockvusff, left to right?-Mr. Clifford Conrad. Mrs. N. S. Wagner Dr I. R. Evans KSup-ermtendentb Mr. Thomas Hunt. Mrs. Elmer Satterberg. Dr. Kim McKxm Mr. Eugene Hammond lflerkl P Wm. Donald Barnes. Emmett Ritter. Principal Vice-Principal, Mathematics These pages are memories - of happy associations and hard work, of the roar of football cheers and the lilt of prom music, ot term papers due today and the test that came too soon. We know that many of these memories will be with you always and do hope the future holds forth promise for as many in- tellectually stimulating and socially delight- ful experiences to add to this nostalgic col- lection. MR. BARNES. Page Two COUNSELLORS Iclockwlse, lett to r1ghtl+Miss Baylis. Mr. Ritter. Mr. McCullough. Mr Zahl, Mr. Gifts. Mrs. Inman, Mrs. Wright. Gladys Baylis. Plane Geometry. Counseling Ioan Boyer. English. Speech Leo Compton. Athletic Director. Boys' PE and Health Bemadine Gildersleeve Librarian. World History Wallace Girts. B' l . Cfaighiiig. Counseling Garold Hammond. American Problems Coaching. World History Gertrude Inman. English. Counseling Harold Kirklin. Band G Orchestra Donna Leonard. English. Dramatics Alice Long. Spanish. Latin. lournalism Allan McCullough. Chemistry. Physics. Physical Science Lyman Paiton. Agriculture Ladene Pritchett. Girls' PE and Health Stanley Smith. Coaching. 1 History Ioe Updegraif. Commercial Page Three x W ef Page Four 14 elif 'il George White. Vo:ul Music Glenn Wolfe, Carpentry. - Engineering Dravrmg lohn Woodhouse. Mathematics, Radio Helena Wright. Homemctking. Counseling George Zahl, Commercial Counseling Betty Rouse, Office Secretary . ffl ?fii'5Wf f 1114 M ,,,f' fi 7'L.1f!A,LT' J L Aff f fff Lflf if 1' I ff Xvlcfffw fpuff al --1-' E SCUQL I 7 l l ' i l l n, if GL 1444! .I l 'f li TU-.. Nj! X S f w F. N l v ' ' K C, x xx , w ' N 52. W , . - X.- Q-x xl f , A V I3 ,j XX X ' . P-.Q Q- ' - . , X P U 3 T - AX ' K Q f . X, A N r - ' ' ' V5 ' H - 'X 4. C-N , ' N .1 I f xx Aw' X. 'J KJ 'i , X' wa 'F l ' ,N X . '5 S 1 X M .fc X C- IK W! , x ,- X P N N N. ' sf r X ' s S '- Q ' F- LNJTLI ra N, ' S W ,Q Q , E- J Q, H U , Q fx v V X fx, T' xx 'X V I N K' ' TNL Q' X , 'v Q - ,- . X wx. T - .. - A , ,Q 35 , x :l I, - 1 P -- , N v X Q Xxx rx Q' , , C N' 'X XL h , F ' X-xi ' 5 V ' W W '. X -F 'V . N ' 'U' Y - . xjx, x N y I 7 X , ' X 'L W ,X ' . N- if N x it .- Q . ' - 'b lu 9 f, . X , Ux ' , ff X. XX- - r ' ' N 'N ' XY. Q .' x ' in ' I X 5 r h , 'N 4 SX ' ' - -.ll 'YW -1'i Y'V 1 ff, 53 liiy? w ' Il Q A --- V- 4- T ' Ili 1 5 I 'lm 1' x ' I f Senior lass To us. the graduating Seniors ol l958, the last three years in B.H.S. will hold many. many memories, good cnd a iew not so good. but we all agree that Baker High has played a large part in the shaping oi our iutures. Knowl- ege and understanding. hoth in scholastic education and human nature. will be of priceless value to us whether we go on to college or whether this marks the end of our iormal education. The most pronounced accomplishment oi our class has not been a goal such as the Prom or a plaque. but the reaching oi unity and pride in our class. As president l wish to express my personal apprecia- tion and, l know. the appreciation ol every member oi my class. to our patient advisers. Mrs. lnman and Mr. McCul- tough. lor their aid and guidance to the door ol whatever lield we may have chosen for ourselves. Our class colors were turquoise and white and our Prom theme Heaven on Earth. lt was certainly one of the best even given in Baker High School. May the beauty and enthusiastic unity put iorth in our Prom stand forever as a memorial to us, the seniors ol 58. HON DAVIS. Senior Class President NIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ronnie Davis President Richard Kirby Vice-President Ianet Peeples Secretary-Treasurer Valedictorian: ROBERT PAUGH Salutatorian: EREN WILSON Son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Paugh, 3504 Auburn St. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs, R. E. Wilson, 3075 N. Second St. Page Seven ACKERMAN, IESSIE Future. Housewlfe- ADAMSON. CARI. EUGENE N1cknameAGene Future-Undecided ANDERSON, Larry x Lettermans Club 35 Football 35 Basketball 3: Transfer from Hereford 2 Future: College. ATTEBERRY. IUDITH RAE Ntckname-Iud Girls' League 1, 2, Vtce. Pres.5 GAA l, 25 Pep Club l, 25 Trl-H1-Y lp Pep Night Prlncess Future' Business College ATTEBERRY. TIMOTHY RONALD Nickname-Rattle Speech Club ly Pep Band l, 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, 35 Let- termen's Club 2, 3, Sec,5 Wrestling lg Track 1, 25 Football 2, 35 Iunior Class Pres. Future: Col- lege. BAGGERLY, GAYLORD Future: Farmer BAILEY. IRVIN LOUIS Ntckname-Buckaroo Latin Club 2, 3. Future' Typtst BAINTER, LEO EDWARD Ntckname-Slug Bulldog Club lg Pep Band 2, 35 Lettermens Club 35 Football 3. Future Undecided BALES. PATRICIA ELLEN N1Ckname+Patty Spanish Club 15 G1rl's League l5 GAA 25 Plays: Dino 2, Future: Undecided BALL. GARY ERNEST Nlckname-Balls Future: Undecided BATES, GARY ALBERT Nickname-Bates Lfransfer from Kewanee, lllinozs 2. Future: Col- eqe BATES. SUSAN BARBER, IANICE LOYE Nxcknameelan Pen Club l, 2, 3, GAA 1, 25 Trl-H1-Y 2, 3: Skt Club 25 IHL 3, Vtce-Pres5 Nugget 35 Pep Nrght Prlncess Future Uncleclded BATSON, RONALD ORVILLE Ntckname-Ron Future Singer or Artzst BILLINGS, NAOMI MARIE Transfer from Stanfleld Ore 35 The Log 3, Fu- ture: Secretary Page Light BLOOM, WAYNE WESLEY Ntckname-'Weiner Bulldog Club 2, lffrestltng 1 2 Fuiu e Llechani CARLSQN. IOHN Nicknameflfnclsrac Eglaoa C.'.:b 1, Sli. C...r: L .1 Futxf, College CARNER, CHARLES LAWRENCE '-'fn-sfltnq 1 Fufxf- Minister CARNELI.. IUANITA IEANNE KNO! Pgcturedl Spurs 1, Trl-H:-Y 1 Gtrls Lec1g,e l, fizttonc' Hanoi 2 3 Future Undeclded CHADWICK, CAROLYN ANITA Nlcknazne-Qlxad Trl-H1-Y 1 2, 3, G1.ls' League 1 2, Pep Club 1 2 3 Pres, Drtll Team 1 2 35 Pep N.g'.t Prin cess 3, Plavs 'Father Vlfas a Hausewtfew 3 The Defender 3 Future College- COLE. HERBERT RALPH N1ckncmeARugaed Ralph Future Paltceman CROWE, ELIZABETH DOWDY, WANDA ANN Pep Club 2, 31 GAAg Rally Squad 3 DUNCAN, LAWRENCE E. Nnckname-lefty' Bulldog l, 2 Future: State Poltcemcn DUNN. ALONZO GILBERT Ntckname Alonzo 1 a:11 3 Future Pollcemcm EDWARDS. GENE DENNIS Nlckname-Denny Peg: Band 2, 3, Rttle Club 3 Future: Engineer EMERSON. LORETTA ANNE Nlckname-'Retta e GAA l 25 Log 3, FTA 3, Pep Club l Futur Telegraph Ocetatcr ERICKSON. KENNETH DOUGLAS Nxckncxrne-Ken Rada Club 3 Pres Future Electrgcal Engineer FAVORITE. RALPH flzclcncrr.-:-Fast..5 Lttierzi-:ns Club 2 3 Easeball I 2 3, Foe k:1.2 Faure Urtaftcded FIDILER. WARREN EARL 'lick' me-Fic P -Y. fu rf-ft r 'P 0, FOLKMAN. VAUGHN Nrckncme-Harry Nugget Z, 3, Busxnfss Manager, HIAY 2, 3, Sec' retary-'l'rf.-asurer, Qurll and Scroll 3, Vtce-Pres Football 3 Futurf, College GOODMILLER, GERALD MAX Nickname-Coodie Future, Btoloqrcal Surveyor GOVER, DEAN Nlcknomefbean Hx-Y l 2, 3, Nattonal Honor Socrety l, 2. 3 IRI. 2 3, Latin Club 2, 3, Pres, RGd1O Club 3 Nuqget 2, 3, Football 3, Plays Fam1ly Por- trart lg 'D1no 2 Future: College GOVER, ROBERTA Ntckname-Gopher Future: Housewife GRAY. RODGER PAUL Ncknfme-Roig or Gray Radto Club, Sec, 3, Transfer from Moriarity Hrah, New Mextco 3 Future: Electronic Spec- talrst GREEN, DANNY GUYER. DENNIS Nxcknome-Goo Rule Club 35 Basketball l Future. OT l. GROSS. GAIL GAA l, 2, 3, Spanxsh Club 1, 2, 3, Girls League lg Pep Club 2, 3, Speech Club 3. Plays l'Father Was a Housewife 3 Future: College HACKER. DARLENE Future: Salesclerk IIAIGHT. IIM Nrcknameeltm Thesptans lg Latln Club l Plays' Fom1ly Por trait lp 'The Defender 3, Future: Paleontolo qrsr HALVORSEN. VERNAL HANSEN. NORMAN Nicknamefltlorm Pep Band 2, 3, Skt Club 3 Future: College HENDERSON. CLARE Ntcknarne-Mtddy Sophomore Class Se: 1, Spantslt Club l 2 3 Pep Nrgltt Pfxncess 3 Future College HILL, CAROLYN Pep Club l, 2 lfrrll learn 1 2, Grrls' Lfaaue 1 2: Per Band 2 Tw-E -V 2 3, Trrcle Trrc 3, Plays l'r:f:l by lay' 3 FJ nf- Beautrcian HIXON. DONALD ARTHUR Nickname-Don Future' Constructtcn Page Ten HOBBS, VIRGINIA iI.CkHGmf'fGIHDQ' Pep C1l.:bAln2 T31-Hi-Y l Q, lNla'crett-1 2, 3, Thes glans A .1 rrestuenf Plays Hzllbziiy 'Wedding' l, lfarnily Portia! l Night of fanuary 16' l Time Out for G1nger' 2, Zinc' lg Curiou Savage 2 Tri: D1-lender' 3, Fafhez 'Nas a Housewife S l ,.'1Lre Beautician HOLYBEE, GENEVA Girls League l Ski Club l, Latin Club 3 Fu ure OC:.p:'1on:i Ti'-ercpy Huusucxsn. roi-m Buudog Clgb l Sis a liousewile' 3, i'The Defender' 3 Future avi: HUNT. RICHARD flicxnaxne-Rich iii-Y 2 3 Sec 3, Rifle Club 3, Efasketbail Iumor 7 Varspy l, Z, Varsity 3 Future College HYDE, DAVID Tlrclcnarnl--liave Plays: Father 'Nas a Housewil' 7' 'The De tender' 5 Future Undecided INGRAM. LYLE CHESTER lficlcnameffci Bo, FFA l, 2, 3, Sergeant-ot-Arms, Sophomore Class, Lettermens Club 2, 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 3: Foot ball l, 2, 3 Future College INMAN. IOHN Bulldog Club 1, 2, Vice-Pres, FFA 2, 3, Vice Pres, 3, Reporter 2, Ski Club 2, 3 Vice Pres. 2 Pres 3, National Honor Society Z 3 Pres Speech Club 3 Future: College IEFFRIES. GARY Niclcnamefleti National Honor Society 3 Fut,ire' Collage IOHNSTON. HARRIET Nickname-Punk Pep Club l, 2, 3, Drill Leader, Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3 Sec, Loa l, 3, Feature Editor, Peg: Night Prvn cess 3. Future: College KELLEY, ROBERTA Nickname-Bert Girls League l, 2 Future: Ccrnpiometer School KIRKLIN. RICHARD f-1cknameeD1ck Ski Club 2 3 Future: Undecided, KIRKWOOD, MYRNA KNEE. IULIA flzcknamf.--lulle 'iran If' tier: '.'.'f-:ff-r ldaho 2 Fttgzf Secretary LEWIS, GERALDINE LEWIS, IANELL Nicknumef Lf,-vs K A H Peg Clubl 2 3 Se:'f'a:', 2 T.:-'lf'-f J 1 H:-Y l 2 E i:.2Q'1 l 2 2, Soyiionxoe VLC- 3-If Futxe Collfae Page E,e'.'en Baseball 2 3 Plays. 'Fatne I 31 ,r,, - l ,, , i ,f vii A V 4? ,f Q Rf is 3-V' pu sa. ,-vw . t 2. 'il w f , V W I Ely. is Qi ' .. ' I in fy? g . ,Q ' ' 'ECI . A 1 ,Q C '- I Ax LOFTIS. LESTER LOGSDON, FLANIGAN CAROLINE Nickname-Log! Pep Club l 2 3, Tri-I-ti-Y l, 2 3: GAA l, 2: Latin Club 25 Nugget 25 Rally Squad 2, 35 Girls League lp Pep Night Princess 3 Future Secref tary LOVE. PHILLIP Nickname---Monk Sophomore Class Pres. lp Wrestling 2 Future: College MATTES. MYRA Nickname-llloutli Pep Club l 25 Tri-H1-Y l, 25 Girls' League l, 2 Historiang Nugget 3 Future: Fashion Designer MAY, ALLEN Nickname-A1 rll-Y l, 2 3, Pep Band ', 3 Future. College MILES. MYRON Niclcnamefluiule FFA. 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, President 3, Speech Club 2, 3, Pres1dent5 National Honor Society 2, 35 A S B. Vice-President 3. Future: College MINER. LOLAH Nickname-Kentucky Future: Undecided MYERS. GLENN OLIVER Nickname-Glen Future: Store Manager NASH. DAWN Pep Club l, 2, 35 Tri-H1-Y5 Girls' League l, 2, Class Representative Latin Club 21 Nugget 25 FTA 2, 3, Vice-Pres.5 AS B. Sec 35 lays: i'Fatl'ier Was a Housewife 35 The Defender 3 Future: College OLP, DAVID IOHN NicknamefDave Future' College PACKER, NELDA PARLIN. BRUCE ' Future: Undecided tNotP1cturedl PALMER. CHARLEEN Nickname-Chicky Girls' League l 2, Spanish Club l 1 3, Tri-l-'lr Y l, 2, Spurs l Nugget 3, 3, IR L 2, 35 Ski Club 2, 3 Reporterg Pep Club 2: Pep Night Princess Futxe: College PATRICK. CATHRYN tNotP1cturedl PATTERSON. WILLIAM ROBERTS Nicknam'-fBol': aka Club 2 3 Pres 25 Pep Band 2, 3 Future: Colegr- Page 'lvrf-lve PAUGH. ROBERT LEE Nzslcname-Poc Bulldog Club l, Nugget l 2 3 Asst ECillOT 2 zdxfor 3, Spanzsh Club l 2 3 EISYOYIGH l VICE- Pas Z Pres 3 Notxonol Honor Socxely l 2 3 J, Q'--Pies, Qulll and Scroll 2 3 Pres, H1-Y l, 2 3 Pre-sxaent, IH L 2 3 HISYOYIGH 2 Presrdent 3 't'a.Q dzctorxan 3 Future College POULSEN, WILLARD IAMES N1cknarr.e-- l.'1iQ'.' Per Band l 2, Sk: Club 2 3 Basketball l F.. '1:r- College PHILLIPS. GEORGE RONALD N1ckname+Hon Bulldog Club 25 Radio Club 2, Sec F'gf':e Un- decided POINTS. ROSA MAE Nxckname Roszf- Pep Club l 2, 35 Spanish Club l, Z 35 lrl-H1-Y l 3, FTA 3, IR L 3, Treas Future' College RAPP, LARRY T. Radio Club 2, Lette-:men s Club 3, Nugget 3, Log 3 Sports Edxtor, Football l 2, I'a k I 3 Plays 'The Defender 3 Future' College RHUMAN, IAMES LARRY Nlckname-Rf d Future. Air Force RYDER, IANE Nlckncme-Llttle Red Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Tm-H1-Y 1, 2 3, Vxce-Pres 2, Pres, 3g Spczmsh Club 25 Pep Band 25 Pep Nxght Prmcess 35 Triple Tno 3, Futurez College SANDIDGE. IOHN BLAKELY Track l 2, 37 Football 3, Future. F.Bl Agent SATER, CHESTER PERRY Nlckname-A-Chet Rifle Club 3g Future: Forestry SATEH. ROBERT LESTER N1ckncxme4Bookxe Nugget 3, Log 3g Hxtle Club 3, Future: Lawyer SHREFFLER, NANCY SMOLICH. HELEN SCHOMBERG, FREDERICK mo gxcture-1 Fcotbal. 2 Tronsxered from Payette HST' Fa. ture Servmce Page Tmti-:en STARR, EVELYN Pep Club 1, GlflS' League 1, 2 Future: Comp- tometer School STIL11, DEE ANNE Pep Club 1. Future: College TAYLOR. ANITA Nickname-Tay Spurs lg Girls' League 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, lunior Class Sec. 2. Future: Housewife THOMPSON. DARALBE Nickname-Pokey Pep Club l, 2: Drill Team l, 2. Future: Housewtte VAN CLEAVE. DUANE Speech Club 3: F.F.A. 3. Future: Rancher VERVAEKE. BOB Nickname-Wop Transfer tram Suttercreek, Calif. 2: I..ettermen's Club 2, 3, Presideni: A.S.B. President 3, Football 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Track 2, 3. Future: College WALKER. IIM F.F.A. 1, 2, 3: Wrestling l, 2: Tumbling 2. Fu- ture: College or Rodeoing WESTERLUND. ESTHER WHITE, BII.L..NicImame-Btll Ski Club 2: Latin Club 2. Future: College WIGLE. PHYLLIS Tri-Hi-Y 1, Spurs 1, Log 1, 2, 3, Ed1tor, l.R L. 2, F.T.A. 2, 3, President: Pays: Hillbilly Wedding l. Future: College WILLIAMS. CAROL Nickname-Ieannie Pep Club l, 2, 3: Nugget l, 2, Girls' League l, 2. Future: Business College WILLIAMS. DAVID Nickname-I-layseed F.F.A. l, 2, 3, Sec. 2, Sec. 3. Future: Rancher WILSON. CHARLES NlCkHGm94ChUCk Future: College WILSON. BEEN Pep Club lp Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Log 2, 3, Asst Editor. Future: College WOODCOCK. BILL Nickname-Woody Lettermens Club l, 2, 3, Vice-Pres.: Football l 2, 3: Track l, 2, 3: Vrrestling 1, 2. Future: Col- lege Page Fourteen VIRKGHT. HANNAH Lcnin Club 2, 3 Future: Nurse WRIGHT. IIODNEY Nlckncme-Roy Fulurei Navy WYATT, KARLA Nxckncxme-Karla Tljgxnsler from Ccnyonvllle, Ore 2 Fuiuro: House- W1 9 YESKE. DEAN Nickname-Dead Future: Navy YOUNG. GARY Football l, Z. Future: Mechanic ZEMMER. TIMOTHY Nxclcncme-Blg '1'1m F.F.A. lp Lettermen s Club 2, 35 Foothill l Eqsketball l, 2, 3g Baseball l, 2, 3 Fuipue: Truck rnver ww MFWWW of WW 0 Page Fifteen We the Senmor class of 1958 w1th no clalms of havrng sound m1nds and bodles do hereby make th1s our last w1ll and testa ment lessle Ackerman w1lls her late hours of staymg up and studymg to her brother lack Ga1l Gross w1lls many hours she has spent studymg Amencan Problems to the under classmen Iudy Atteberry w1lls her ab1l1ty to sl de by 111 all her tests to Lynn Artebum Helen Srnohch and Dean Gover w1ll the1r mhented ab1l1ty to hnd the answers 1n tests to the un derclassmen Carolyn Chadwrck leaves a lot ol pat1ence w1th next years Pep Club Presx dent Myron M1les leaves lots of work to next year s FFA presldent Dawn Nash w lls a good wntmg arm to Barbara Marsh next year s ASB secretary Gary Ball w1lls Mr McCullough the ha r oft h1s chest wh1le Bob Paugh leaves one bottle of h1s hamr o1l Pat Bales leaves her beat up locker to Manlyn Steele Carolyn H111 w1lls her lock er to her slster Darlene provldmg she can open 1t Darlene Hacker leaves her locker to some poor senxor next year Roberta Gover Duane Van Cleave and Ilmmy Duckett Iohnson leave Mr Ham mond s easy lmttle tests to the yumor class G e n e Adamson wxlls Davld S m 1 th Mr Hammond s tests Warren Frdler leaves all Amencan Problems tests to Steve Van Ocker Gaylord Baggerly w1lls Mr Ham mond s tests to Mlldred and Evelyn Eren Wllson w1lls her ab1l1ty to sxt on her own srde of the car to the Junior glrls Karla Wyatt WIIIS her determlnatxon and ab 1l1ty to graduate to Haroldme Hopkms T1m Atteberry w1lls my 4 dots to Dmck Gee hm Halght leaves all h1S slde whacx 1es and h1s number thr e racket arms w1th Mr Patton Phyllls Wmgle w1lls her ha1r cut to I1ll Henneman lane Ryder w1lls M1dge Smrth her penetratmg gxggle Ianet Peeples w1lls Parad1se Lost to anyone who can find lt Mrs Inmans Engllsh class IS w1lled to the Junxors by Leo Balnter Iohn Carlson Ken Erlckson Don Hxxon Wxllard Poulsen The aforementxoned class IS also wxlled to Torn Moore from Ralph Cole and to Woody Wxllxams from Dlclc K1rkl1n Gary Young leaves the Jumors the nght to chew gum m Englxsh and Drck K1rby leaves the same nght to Dave Freeman and Lloyd Cole Gen erous Bob Sater leaves a package ol gum to Mrs Inman PgS1.xt n Larry Rapp leaves h1s pos1t1on as sports edltor oi the Log to some unlucky person Harr1et Iohnston leaves her dnll leaders wh1stle to next years dr1ll leader w1sh1ng her good luck Carolyn Logsdon Flamgan leaves her pom poms to Barbara Taylor Iulma Knee w1lls her ab1l1ty to always get away w1th callmg Mr Hammond stu p1d to anyone who thmks he can do 1t Ph1ll1p Love leaves h1s ab1l1ty to get 1nto an argument w1th Mrs Inman to anyone who can get out of 1t Evelyn Starr leaves her ab1l1ty to Ilght w1th Mrs Wnght to Ina Cralg Ron Davxs w1lls h1s gas brll to h1s cous ln Ray Hunt whlle Ierry Duncan leaves h1s parkmg spot w1th anyone who IS un lucky enough to own a car whlle 1n hlgh school Naomx B1ll1ngs w1lls her ab1l1ty to sklp to Ianet Larkln Gerald Goodmlllers ab hty to sk1p to Dxck Gee Karleen Sm1th w1lls her speclal compartment m the pnncrpals ol hce to Ruby Carter Iohn Sandldge leaves the shot put to someone w1th a strong arm B111 Woodcock w1lls the 100 yard dash to Ron Plerce Gary Bates w1lls h1s great skmll at sleep mg to anyone who has msomma Iohn Hun sucker w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to work hard and Chet Sater leaves h1s 1957 58 Amencan Observers to h1s lnnocent unknowmg bro ther Iack Charles Camer w1lls h1s used Amer1can Observers to anyone who wants them Myra Mattes w1lls her dearly beloved Engl1sh book to Bob Taylor Carol W1ll1ams leaves her Engllsh book w1th the yanltor Vlfglnla Hobbs and Geneva Holybee wll the1r Enahsh books to lack Sater and Mar 1lyn L1tteral respectlvely Charlene Palmer leaves her Engllsh and Amencan Problems books to anyone who wants them Denny Edwards leaves after paylng Bob Sater one cent Clare Henderson leaves her ab1l1ty t get good grades ln world hlstory w1th some underclassmen Davld Olp leaves Marilyn L1tteral h1s ab1l1ty to get good grades 1n Amencan Problems Rosa Mae Pomts leaves her ab1l1ty to get good grades mn shorthand to anyone who wants them Dee Ann Stmltz leaves all her passmg grades to Eldon Lot tms and Danny McNa1r Bruce Parlln leaves nothmg to anybody Wayne Bloom leaves BHS to h1s cousm Ron Ralph Favorlte B111 Whlte hm Rhuman Tom Sproed and Lolah Mmer leave I I I ' I 1 I ' ' . . . . .. - . u ' ' ' . . . .. : . . . . . . 1 I I ' ' ' - I I : , . . . . - I I . I I I 1 I I I I I , . . , . . , 1 7 1 . I . I I I n I I I . Il ll I . : . . - . . - I I ' I I ' I I I ' - . .. - -1 ' ' , watch T.V. to Betty Chandler. ' ' I I I . , . I I ll II I ' J ' - I I I Q1 I ' - ' ' ' ' Il. I lk II ' ' ta - u - u I I ' ' F J . . , . U - . . I I I I I cz e ' ee Ron Phillips leaves his chair in Room 19 to any junior who always has a good supply of gum. Allen May leaves his first chair in senior English to Randy Dickinson. Dennis Guyer leaves the right to sit in Mrs. Inman's class to the seniors next year. Dean Yeske wills Ronnie all of his U.S. History papers, and David Hyde leaves his American Problems papers, gladly. Roberta Kelly wills her shorthand notes to anyone who thinks she can transcribe them. Ianice Barber wills Mrs. Inman's last min- ute assignments to all the underclassmen. Bob Sproed wills his individual privilege to do nothing in senior English to Ed Rtse. Ron Batson wills his ever-faithful ever- sharp to Mr. Hammond so he can figure out his tests for next year. Tim Zemmer wills Timbucktoo to Coach Hammond. Anita Taylor wills her study headaches to her sister Barbara. Vaughn Folkman wills his speed in getting things done to anyone who needs it. Nancy Shreiiler leaves her leather scraps with Ronnie, Fred, and Har- old, providing they put them to good use. Bob Vervaeke leaves Gary Mires his jar of hair control. Norman Hansen wills all his empty pop bottles and aspirin to Cary Henderson. Iohn Inman wills Mr. Patton to next year's sophomores. David Williams leaves his quarter horse, Disguise, to Barbara Er- wm. Hannah Io Wright leaves her chemistry lab manual with any smart senior. Ray Wright wills the ability to behave in the halls to Larry Snooks. Iuanita Camell leaves the Baker mascot to all the future Baker Bulldogs. Charles Wilson wills lots of happiness and enjoy- ment to the underclassmen. Ianell Lewis leaves the best of luck to all those who will be seniors for they will need it. Page Seve-nt n QK1'HM 't fbwap J-ed? L4.44,L 79,0-0-Q lx, Il. MJ! Um ' ' , ' ' QQ if-bi' , ., 1,,'ll,,, J 534141--3 L Y A .3- Y SCHH ,... M L' + V ' 1116 i A fl., ,L Uff Wfj 1 Waq X MACK, LT IX7 'J' f wLQdL, lug! 105 eff? 5 X X lil , v N 'X 'X rx , I I VI v ' H R iv- gn 'X X :G , , A ' T Se. N4 5: N A X! 1 gl 1 x x. ' ' ' z ,f ,, ' Q.:,5Qjx bxxgfg X - MI I. xqx -.i f. Jplx - I EV, . 1 .,- X' , 0 f, A-ht' , :sm ff G EEN I l N 'iw S5 ll Ilia A Nu A-T -1 1 Hi W I r. In IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Robert Ott President Robert Iohnson Vice-President Iill Henneman Secretary-Treasurer Page Nineteen uluniur Glass Face your problem squarely and determine to act con- structively concerning it. This was the aim of the Iuniors as they sky-rocketed upward by the force of cooperation. spirit. and determina- tion. completing a successful year of growth towards being well-rounded citizens of the near future. Class participation and spirit were portrayed by the winning of the song and yell at Pep Night. winning the March of Dimes competition, and earning the financial means of putting on a Prom by sponsoring an all-school play. car washes. concessions at football games and a spaghetti feed. An exciting climax to the year was the annual Prom. held on April 19. which carried out the theme of the Old South. Bob Stanley. our overall chairman. Marcla Kay Con- rad. our banquet chairman. Brenda Beatty. our dance chairman. and their committees presented an occasion to be long remembered with pride. We would like to thank Mrs. Boyer and Mr. Smith. our class advisers. for their assistance and guidance through the year: also. Mrs. Wright and Miss Baylis for their help on the prom. BOB OTT. Iunior Class President IUNIOR PROM CHAIRMEN Brenda Beatty. Bob Stanley. Marda Kay Conrad ffgfiif ff 'f Q 12YffW eta 1 - Y ., - , , W-- -1 fi.. ' 4 ia 'X -if mpg gg .'2N ' 1 f 'l llll f- f 7 !u a S + + + -I W, l ,.. 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Our class also took charge of the trophy case and obtained and decorated the Christmas tree which was displayed over the main entrance. The Sophomore class showed outstanding class spirit in the competition lor the March of Dimes drive. Our et- forts brought us a close second place. We also showed our school spirit at the ball games a d on Pep Night. VDICK RAPQ. S0111 iomore Class Presmdeni r' fl UL N N I I 0 1-.., , 1 J . . at S If .Ll I-I LAL QU f . uf . v .z I :yi A , Lk . 5 , A ,. W Vi' 1, ' V q N y lv. 1 1. e . it r-N? V lf: .AZ , 4 WMM I 2 U Wk v 2 S U il Xl! V? L L, X! 1l,...xV . I L if A LU ' Y f ' J L 'W .' gf, di LL' . x. . ,J X . 53 ' 1 X11 V I V .,, V I X Kyiv? ji AmfdjddVg4f 6 jfrgiif 9nf'fl' W 3' W , gf If 'DJ 1 f' , . t Page Twenty-Three 19 m.1X .,.....' ffm. 'dl Q0 5.4 '17 ba' ...I , fa-Q abs' Y I 1 Y E rl ku gg. 7 il. ri'- mfw. M ,v JN' Glu 'JCL 'Q Y yvv 1-wo.. I3 fs'-, fu.. ' o X 'S' rw' if Bonnie Gover. Gretchen Guethlein. Charles Hack. Albert Hambleton, Bill Hansen. Ramona Hariin. Eddie Hayhurs. Iudy Head. Cary Henderson. LeRoy Higgins. fnot picturedl. Darlene Hill. Eddie Hmdman. Glenna Holland, Diana Holloway Robert Hopkins. Gary Hornbeclc. David Hughes. Barbara Hunt. Ray Hunt. Sandra Hunt. Theonq Hurse Iudy Ingram, Larry Irey. Alyce lack. Aloha Iohnston, Ronnie Iournagan. Terry Kester. Bob Kinsey Sherman Kipling. Elaine LaMay. lanet Larkrn. Larry Lew. Eldon Loltis Knot picturedl, Mary Lu Long, Indy Lott Darlene Loveludy. Beverly Luster. Sandy Lutz. Steve Martin. Dennis McCullough. Billy McEwen. Bill McKnight e mwxj-y W fp :3.1i?i5:: m D, ,J 1 p W 1 ' 9 cfflfj' WJ! I MVK 2 W ' -W EWMW W M ' My fd LMW5 , 9 j1nMIWf'L9 Jywxcvffwiw QQJW q L: 9' WM 'il fa' J M7 . iam! ,p UW' df CVM WW' fig, newcomers These people enrolled after the p1ctures had been iuken MELVIN PATRICK lrcmsferred 'rom woodrc Wrlson Hloh Sch or Lo Arloeles Colllorruo IAMIES NAMCHEK Tronsferrcd from lwor I Ce trol Hroh School Spoxon Woshmoton GENE DUNN T om-3 erred rcrr 1 or Hrdrm School Welerr Tddo DICK IORDAN Transferred from I or T-1 rr Sch ol Bolse Ido? MARSHA LILLARD T cmsierred Iorr ro der VGU95 Hroh School v 111 Powder Ore-oor CUYLER LIGHTHALL Trorxslerred from Lmxeslde S rrool Sedttle fosl m orm 6 ,., ,V . i v ., . ,N - , H 1 N' J. A 'J , ,J J 1 ' l y'-W Vx ' A ' - ' L . 'll I , u, 1 1 . XV Yr - ' ' ' T .1 , , 1 1 . v. , 5 L ., , , . 3 , ., A fx A uni 'ici ' o , ' , Qor , f fx Q v - - fy - V yi 1 r . r 1 ff , 1 , I , 1 or , , , . ' ' 1 .' X ' ' ,V , , C, , , , V T Q' Q 5 -, l -. l N lkfif ff f A-115210 J I Gfdf' cf' 54:56 ff Kuff ff V! rj clf 'C-4 j +!!+ i 1- , ffwfiwwf SPQFJS JMMV 4WJ' W4 4 A xl .54 .ciao MLMLM' A f7 gf ci V fic , .f ,ggi L, UI' X 47 I f 'P 1 4 , fy tg V uf? X!! 'JV xg: it Lal' L' 'r - C 1 A if 7M,4 6 .1 cwg, Q? ', ,' 71 L 4 A - XJ, X - - 1 , , 5-Q rw i gi 'F' I I -4 + MW u , I 3 A . y . ... 7 5 ' f L + Mn 1 fi- -IV1lSM? l'f . i Q I' . . , nl A njjuu 42,1-4,f lill Q c COACHES, left to right-Gary Hammond, Wally Girts, Leo Compton, Emmett Ritter, Stan Smith Sports Baker High School enters four major sports: fodtball, basket- ball, baseball and track. The minor sports are wrestling, tumbl- ing, swimming and several others. Leo Compton. athletic director ol Baker High School, is the baseball and associate football coach. He is a graduate of Idaho State college. Stan Smith is head football and wrestling coach, and asso- ciate track coach. He is a graduate of Southern Oregon and the University of Oregon. Gary Hammond is head basketball coach and Iunior-Var- sity football coach. He is a graduate of Lewiston Normal in Ida- ho. Wally Girts is head track coach and junior-varsity basketball coach. He is a graduate of Oregon State College. Emmett Ritter is the C-squad basketball coach. He is a grad- uate ef the University of Oregon. Bill Wcodccck was elected to the Oregon l-ligh School All-State toot- ball team at tackle by the Oregon Iour- rial. Bill was the big gun in Baker l'l1Ql'l'S successful football season, His selection to the All-State team is the first for BHS in modem history COACH COMPTON 4' ll ffl.. Page Twenty-Prine eb fl , ' ff f -,f .gg .7 gf YMM,,.,..M-H' Nw., '- fr .... , 1 rf, . Gary Mires Lyle Ingram Dick Kirby Quurlerbuck. All BMC Cenier. All BMC Hulfback Page Thirty Bill McCauley Bob Vervaeke Robert Simrell Tackle Hulfbuck Guard All BMC: Honorable Mention: All American ' Ar' f M l if Qv '55 , v 9 5-f K, Mm J , 'WW E' ' K -4-H' P 1 L K 'A 15' ,.....,,, Q39 rf 1 .....-Ai. Al Tim Atteberry Iohn McKim Tim Zemmer End rnnbqrl. End Bob Iohnson Dick Gee Larry Anderson Guard F-mbqck, All BMC Haliback M 5: ,WM ' , rA,, r -fa 60 Q If e . , ' , r ,...,,,, Q M9 fi A' its V , i X gg mi , . ,A n 'WA , -'-- 4 Q Q I ' ,,,,4dw N Top Row, left to right-Gary Mires. Lyle Ingram. Doug Letteer. Bob Taylor. Dave Freeman. Iohn McKim. Tim Rtteberry. Bill McCauley. Roger Chadwick. Ron Storzbach. Gary Squires Second Row, left to right-Larry Anderson. Bill Woodcock. Dick Kirby. Leo Bainter. Kirby Fox. Tim Zem- mer. Tom Moore. Bob Ott. Bob Kinsey. Lloyd Cole Bottom Row, left to rlght-Bob lohnson. Ron Osborne. Ron Pierce. Dick Gee. Dave Erickson. Barry Sand- ers. David Doherty. Vaughn Folkn-ran. Bob Vervaeke This year's football team will go down in history for having compiled the finest record of all time for a Bulldog team. After a somewhat slow start un- der new Head Coach Stan Smith the team hung up an 8 win-1 loss record. Bob Vervaeke. Dick Gee, Gary Mires. Lyle Ingram. and Bill Woodcock were selected to the Blue Mt. Conference All-Star team. Bob Vervaeke and Bill Woodcock were honored further by Bob being given Honorable Mention All-American. and Bill being on the All-State team and also was selected to play in the Shriners Hospital All-Star game. Page Thirty-Two With only one regular, Gary Mires, back from the 1956-57 team, the outlook seemed quite dim for the 1957-58 Bulldc-gs. However through stellar periormances by Danny Ayers, Bob Vervaeke, Larry Anderson, Lloyd Cole, and Gary Mires, the team compiled a very line season, winning 11 and losing 9. We lost five conference games by a total of only six points. The iollowing senior boys will be very much missed next year: Bob Vervaeke, Larry Anderson, Bob Sproed, Tim Zemmer and Richard Hunt. We had two juniors make the All-Conference team this year, Gary Mires and Lloyd Cole. Not often does one school place two men out of tive on the first team. So with these two boys plus Danny Ayers, Dick Gee, Eddie Rose. Marvin Endicott and Steve VanOcker, along with a strong group of boys from the IV squad, things should be better in 1958-59. COACH HAMMOND Page Thirty-Thre k grt Mr G rts, Iohn Thompson. Steve VanOcker, Kirby Fox. Carl Everson, Dave Erickson, Roger Chad lc Second Ro it to ght Ve non Howland, Bob Ott. Woody Williams, Dave Doherty. Neil Myrick 4 V A Y f W xxuk-f'yK,?' iw gf! 5 3 3. i S- IS o 4 V f 3 IAVI A P f 5 I x 53 9 Ni! r fx I QL Page Thirty-Slx C-Squad Basketball Front Row, left tc ugh: Y Harold Dowdy, Gary Owen, Barry Sanders, D a v i d Do- herty. Roger Chadwick. Back Rov: left to right Y D e u rx i s McJul,ough. Iell Webber, E d d i e Hayhurst. Erin Endicott, Mr. Ritter. BASEBALL Back How, lf-tt to rxght - Vern Howland. Lloyd Cole, Ralph Favorite. Bob Vervae- ke, Steve Van Ocker, Danny A y e r s, Tim Zemrner. Ed Rose, Bob Ott, Coach Comp- ton. Mlddle How, lett to Lgftt f Buford Cole, Ron Osborne, Dave Erickson, Gary Mires, Larry A n d e r s o n. Ro'ier Chadwick, Ron Batson, Dick Kirby, Larry lrey. Front Row, left to rtght - Frank Spriet, Barry S cr n cl- ers, L e H o y Castles, Paul Crabill, Albert Hambleton, Don Eardley, Harold Dow- dy, Butch Smith. Larry Rapp Iohn Sandidge Bill Woodcock Hurdles Shotput Shotput TRACK Back Row, left to right f Norval Byron, Lance M-Con- nehey. Dale Koontz, Larry Rapp, Melvin Patick, Coach Girts. Kirbv Foy. L o n n i e Dunn, Ron O s b o rn e, Ron Pierce. Mtddle How, leit to Tlghlf Woody Williams, Bob Tay- lor, Bill Woodcock. Iohn McKim. Dick Rapp. Front Row, lett to r1ght-Ga- ry W r i g h t, Gary Owens, Dave Freeman, Billy Dele- pierre. -'H Gffffw m 11 J WK QQ QW v M E' -, M I E rfv I ! i I lj 0-1 I H if bbw! ,Y ,zf I ! A , W mf D fajo QW ZOLK1 TC m O jf ,A xx w 0 9 A ' . We GH J wwf' A X . ' q I QQ 7 Band ' llrehestra Dhuir 4 .1 Choir Ofiicers: Orchestra Officers Dick Kirby Dick Kalman Bill Woodcock Bob Ou Carolyn Chadwick Bob Kinsev Page Thirty-Se'.'en Band Officers: Tim Atieberry Allen May Sieve Van Ocker Brenda Beatty lr '1 Q ' 1, Q Q kiax' N f 1 , ,4 ,f.jg'Q agjgff: K 1 4 , Q Q LV 2 M jf :WMI ' we ri' M - L ' - ' Q 'F' 1,533 92 N xx P5 efijflfix QW-.tg ff 73 Omg 'QQ Q f' x ,, ' , , A v - 7 , J ,It Y H, .. -gfyl gi! , '9f'g,5- Tvsixwm A, gf 0 Yilsiyfi gi 3 an ,I 4 ., A K -v IH' Q' ' ,A-Q L x 6 K zfl' an fi Q 5 1 it FY: M si Y 4 yt r, W' , I. 'Q . M F , V1 Wi fy Zia? will dk yy, fx K I f - fy iii! mi X 'U' affix 'gay' ' gy Q fr H ' 3 '1 X K 4' 3' wk 'jff g , , '. A ffm A ' 4 f Q 1 ' 5, 1 I 4 Y V 3 f' 'fit W I X 5: x f I AS? il-4, A Ag Iii Af M7 Y W 'Wg 'J 95 V x , f ..' 9, -f3 ' W M ,MW X - Q 1 . 5 f f f' ' l X A. 1 ' ff?7f1 Rf 1' 5 Drill Team MaioreH'es Virginia Hobbs Ieannetie Ashby Marquitta Fisher Haroldine Hopkins Triple Trio Lelt to right - Doris Ieweil. C a r o 1 i n e Hill, Barbara Marsh, Karla Wyatt, Marda Kay Conrad. Perry Roda- baugh, Ierry lean Longwell, Diane Boyer, lane Ryder. Back 10 Front-Roberta R o w e, Marquitta Fisher, Shila Haley, Donna Io Lueck, lla lean Baker, Car' ol Coates, Diana Holloway, Nancy Byron, Vicki Hickox, Ianell Lewis, Ianet Peeples, lane Ryder. Mzddle - Harriet Iohnston. Front to Back Y Carolyn Chadwick, A rl e n e Cole, Marlene Tibbs. Sandra Hunt, Mary I. nne Evans, Brenda Beatty, Losa Mae Points, Iu- dy Lott, Adina Erving, Peg' gy Littlelon, Betty lean Dol- Y. Page Fc:ty'On-e S+age Crew Lower Corner-Burl Swiger. Upper Corner-Ron Bloom, David Smilh, Burl Swiger. Evangeline Carpet. Girls' Glee Club Front hav: leit to rxgm-Glenda Yeager, Lois Will- iams, Aloha lohnsion, Marlene Tibbs, Marilyn Barber, Barbara Munden. Anna Mae Reed. Back How lett to ugh:-Mary Baum, Marsha Lillard, Iudy Ingram, Iudy Makison. Betty Chandler, Ro- berta Rowe, Mardene Estes, Marilyn Steele, Dar- lene Cherry, Sheila Rayburn, Mr. White. rage Fcrtyffwo me mesmws 05 Samoa mea KYB QT esem M Www, 7 GOWN Presenied by fhe Junior Class NNW X 1 1 ' + -4- +I ! 1 1 1 1 IIIIEIIIIIZIITIIIIIS .llm X 'Xb A I tx W X 1 -y nl I 4 XX N , . X I gs' , '- ' 1' ' , xx X- Y 'A N , X ' I- EEE!! ' :M Q in 'I 1:1-1-mg . ,MA x V 6-I -1 N -f-ZPQ Q! If 1 - ,-1,-' P 9-?,,, 47,7 Vina-if Hn.,- 1 u , ff ,A frfx ftp , -rr - .. , .- 1 '775' yay wi, 1 rfffff-, fm, ,, JM, V im- ..'L i '01 A-ffffzg. In I Q' 74471 X 'I The Future Farmers of America is an or- ganization for boys interested in agriculture. All members must have a supervised farming program and try to improve and increase it each year. The local chapter participates in several lo- cal, district, and state contests each year. These contests include livestock judging, pub- lic speaking, parliamentary contests, Welding and tool sharpening contest. XJ Puff' ldv Q Cf , , , r' f' , L! -Nm lf X L, 1 i ' rv fl H1 v Q Sl! 'L ' VW LI, p fy lf Q Avo' i , V , M UV, I., V KW ,A UM xx C' ld 1 E I ,Jn 45 I UV Back Row lei? lC rlgzzf-Sherman Kipling, Paul Crabill, Gordon Boorse, Ed Ward, Duane VanCleave, Mr. Patton. Hon Iournigari, Marshall Smith, David Lee, Charles Anderson. Larry Spriet, Frank Spriet. Ken Kulis From Row, Qefz to right-Delbert Moulton, Vernal Halvorsen, Randal Dickinson, David Williams, My- ron Miles, Iohn Inman. lim Walker, Richard Watson, Gary Hornbeck. Myron Miles President Iohn Inman Vice-President David Williams Secretary Randal Dickinson Treasurer Page Forty-Five Phyllis Wigle President Dawn Nash Vice-President Linda Eardlay Secretary Wilma Rae Kofford Treasurer Page F373-Six 'l'.ll. The Edna M. Bement Future Teachers of America is a club lor all students considering teaching as a career. The members are given a chance to practice teaching and work with Mrs. Erickson in giving readiness tests in the elementary grades. As a Christmas s e r v i c e project, oilcloth placemats were made for the guests on the third iloor of the hospital. Mrs. Gildersleeve is the adviser. Back Row, len to fight-Gretchen Guethlein, Loretta Emerson, Rosa Mae Points, Helen Smolick Esther Westerlund. Iudy Baker, Barbara Hunt, Carol Coates. Mary Lynne Evans, Kathleen Payton Dianne Boyer, Cortney Clemens. Sharon Wood Middle Row, left to right-Nancy Shreitler. Dawn Nash. Phyllis Wigle, Linda Eardley Ierry Iean Longwell, Wilma Rae Koiiord. Mrs. Gildersleeve. Front Row, left to right-Betty Chandler, Lynn Brinton, Sharon Myers. Susan Paugh, Ruby Walters Evelyn Britton, Mildred Payton. Iudy Head The Girls' Athletic Association is a group of girls who are interested enough in sports, such as basketball. volleyball and baseball, to par- ticipate and promote these sports for girls in BHS. Each girl eams points for the sports and activities she participates in during play nights and school. Miss Pritchett is the adviser. Front Hot-J, let: to :rgm-Sharon Myers, Wanda Dowdy, Nancy Byron, Adina Erving Second Row, leii to right-Elaine LaMay, Sandra Hunt, Arlene Cole. Marlene Tibbs, Cathy Stiltz. Darla lean Moulton, Vicki Hickox. Marilyn Steele Third Row, left to right-Lynn Brinton, Susan Paugh, Ianyce Tucker, Nancy Shreiiler. Esther West- erlund. ludy Baker. Carol YVesterlund. Donna Batson. Roberta Dinnick Fourth Row, left to right-Betty lean Dolby. Ieanette Ashby. Kendra Feddersen. Bonnie Gover, Anna May Reed. Theona Hurse. Sherryl Elliott. Annette Pearce. Mary Baum Wanda Dowdy President Adina Erving Vice-President Iill Henneman Secretary Sharon Myers Treasurer Page Fcgzy-Se.,-n Bob Paugh President Richard Hunt Vice-President Vaughn Folkman Secretary Llo d Cole Y Chaplain Page Forty-lfxght The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create. maintain. and extend throughout the home, school and com- munity high standards ol Christian character. This year's activities included a Halloween par- ty for grade school pupils. sending delegates to a state youth legislature at Salem. and presenting a skit at Pep Night. Mr. Girts is the adviser. Front How, left to right--Tom Moore. Vaughn Folkman, Iohn Mcllim. Lloyd Cole, Bob Paugh. Rich- ard Hunt. Carl Everson, David Doherty Back Row, left to right-Dick Gee. Bill McCauley, Dean Gover. Tim Atteberry, Ietf Webber, Iohn May, Allen May. David Smith. lim Talich, Bob Ott. Fred Berdahl. Mr. Girts Tri-Ili-!I The purpose of Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home. school, and com- munity higher standards of Christian character. The activities accomplished this year are spon- soring dances, game concessions, visiting a differ- ent church every month, giving a Halloween party for grade school pupils and presenting a skit on pep-night which won second place. This spring the Tri-Hi-Y is sending delegates to a state youth legislature at Salem and also pre- senting a bill. The annual Tri-Hi-Y Father-Daughter Banquet will be held in the month of March this year. This is for all girls in high school and their fathers. Front Row t ic rzght-Lynn Arteburn, Sherry Dielmarr. Roberta Dirmick. Sandra Lutz, Cortney Clemens Sharon Woods, Kay Knee. Second Row lett to r1gE1twKathleerr Payton, Ianell Lewis, Doris Iewett, Midge Smith. Harriet Iohnston. lane Hyder. Brenda Beatty, Shila Haley. Carolyn Chadwick. Barbara Marsh 1 to rzght-Ianice Barber. Barbara Erwin, Marquitta Fisher. Dona Io Leuck. Susan Paugh Roberta Rowe, Gretchen Guethlein. Peggy Littleton. Luanne Lee. Marilyn Barber, Iudy Head, Caroline Logsdon Flannigan. lla lean Baker D cx Rev. le ' zo rzght-Carolyn Hill, Barbara Taylor, Ioan Moragne, Ianet Peeples. Rosa Mae Points. Iudy Dougherty, Sandra Hunt, Patty O'Nei1. Ramona Harlin, Carol Coates, Diana Holloway. lane Clark Mrs. Wright l 'G lane Ryder President Brenda Beatty Vice-President Harriet Iohnston Secretary Doris Iewett Chaplain Page l Off', r Bob Paugh President Ianice Barber Vice-President Charlene Palmer Secretary Rosa Mae Points Treasurer The purpose of the Intemational Relations League is to study the problems of a country and learn enough about it to represent it at a Model United Nations meeting. This year six students went to Eugene to represent Indonesia at the meeting. The trip is financed by profit from noon concessions and dances. A very active, successful and enjoyable year was spent under the direction of Mr. Hammond, the adviser. Front Row, lett to right-Sharon Myers, Rosa Mae Points, Ianice Barber, Robert Paugh, Susan Paugh Barbara Marsh, Helen Smolich Back Row, left to right-Mr. Hammond Inu T T H i Z A Terma Fidelis, the Baker High School Latin Club, is composed of those students who are taking Latin and those who have completed two years of the language. The purpose of this club is to help the mem- bers become better acquainted with Roman culture and Roman history. Highlights of the year for the club were Pep Night, when the club skit won third place, and the annual Roman Dinner which was sup- ervised by the adviser, Mrs. Long. Seated, left to right-Barbara Marsh, lei! Webber, Dean Gover, Gretchen Guethlein Back Row lezt to right-Mrs. Long, Lucille Trader, Carol Larson, Ieanette Ashby, Marilyn Iohnston, Gordon Solomon, Geneva Holybee, Beverly Reynolds, Irvin Bailey, Brenda Beatty, Evelyn Britton Dean Gover President Gretchen Guethlein Secretary Ieii Webber Vice-President Barbara Marsh Sergeant-at-Arms Page Fifty -'l Bob Vervaeke President Bill Woodcock Vice-President Tim Atteberry Secretary Lyle Ingram Sergeant-at-Arms Page Fit -'f Front Row, left to Second Row, left Moore, Ron 'Ihxrd Row lett to Fourth Row left The Lettermen's Club is an organization oi boys who have earned a varsity letter in foot- ball, basketball, baseball, or track. This year they had a private initiation in which a total of 26 boys were initiated. They participated in the intramural basket- ball toumament and sponsored a dance after the Pendleton basketball game. They also sponsored two Christmas bas- kets to be given to needy families. The Lettermen's Club adviser is Mr. Ham- mond. rlght-Buford Cole. Dick Kirby. Bob Iohnson. Lloyd Cole. Ron Pierce 6obr1ght-Dave Freeman. Lance McConnehey. Tim Atteberry, Lyle Ingram. Tom s om right-Bob Taylor, Norval Byron. Larry Anderson to rightfflobert Simrell. Ralph Favorite. Barry Sanders. David Doherty, Iohn Mc- Kim, Iohn Sandidge, Dick Gee. Dave Erickson Filth Row left to right-Bob Ott, Roger Kennedy. Mr. Hammond, Doug Letteer Sixth Row left zo right-Larry Rapp. Bill McCauley. Steve VanOcker, Gary Mixes. Bob Vervaeke, Bill Woodcock. Dale Koontz Seventh Row left to right-Bob Sproed. Kirby Fox. Tim Zemmer. Leo Bainter. Ed Rose The hug The Log is the official publication of the Associated Student Body of Baker High School. published for the purpose of promoting activi- ties and student welfare. The Log is published weekly under the sup- ervision of the staff. Reporting is done by mem- bers of the journalism class and other interest- ed students. The staff wishes to express its thanks to Mrs. Long. adviser. and Mr. Updegraif, techni- cal adviser. Front Row, seated, lett to right-Larry Rapp. Eren Wilson. Phyllis Wigle. Harriet lohnston. Iudy Wallis Standmg, lett to right--Mrs. Long. Ianet Larkin. Vicki Werschkul. Rowena Oliver. Flora Schulz. Ron Davis. Dorothy Smock. Fred Berdahl, Bob Sater. Carol Creqo. Gerald Grove. Carol Larson. Gary Owen. Glenna Holland. Dick Wyatt, Buford Cole. Naomi Billings. Ierr Mary Lynne Evans. Mr. Updegrafl y lean Longwell. Phyllis Wigle nano. Erin Wilson Assistant Editor Larry Rapp Sports Editor Bob Paugh Editor Vaughn Folkman Business Editor Brenda Beatty Assistant Editor Page l-'llfy-Four This book is the finished product of many hours of hard work and a great deal of co- operation contributed by the members of the Nugget staff and Mrs. Long, the adviser. It was a lot of fun to watch it grow to completion and we are proud of the results. We welcome anyone with good ideas, con- structive criticism and a willingness to spend several hours a week working for the publica- tion. Back Row, left to ught-Ianell Lewis, Iudy Wallis, Rosa Mae Points. Helen Srnolich, Myra Mattes, Barbara Taylor, Mary Lynne Evans, Marda Kay Conrad. Kendra Feddersen Second Row, left to rlghtfludy Baker. Dona Io Leuck, Cathy Stiltz, Jeanette Ashby. Luanne Lee, Gretchen Guethlein, Ierry Longwell, Dean Gover, Sharon Myers. Marilyn Barber, lane Clark Front Row, left to ught-Charleen Palmer. Ianice Barber, Brenda Beatty, Bob Paugh. Marialee Smith. Vaughn Folkman. Larry Rapp, Bob Sater BULLDOGS LQ!! to r1qht+Earl Raeburn. Dick Sherman. Ken Carter. R o n Bloom. Leo Compton, Burl Swiger. David Smith Mike Webb. Gordon Solo mon. THE BULLDOG CLUB is a service organization composed of boys who serve at school functions. Their duties include controlling crowds, parking cars watching reserved sections. and others. The adviser is Mr. Compton. Bulldog Spurs THE SPURS is a group of outstanding sophomore girls chosen on the basis ol leadership, dependabliity and activity participation. The duties of the Spurs consist of ushering and handing out programs at all plays. basketball and football games, and all other Baker High School ac tivltxes. The adviser is Mrs. Gildersleeve and the chairman is Iudy Baker. SPURS Front left to right- I a n e I Larkin. Patty! O'Neil. Sandy unt Seccnci ECW left tc :gif- Iudy Dougherty, Mary Lynne Evans '::1rd F.cw lert xc right-- Barbara Huntr Iudy Baker Fcmxr how, .err tc rzghv- Lynn Brinton. Barbara Er- win Fxtm Few .eir 'C pgmf Gretchen Guethlein. M r l. Gildersleeve yifa age, Fifty-Six , I I Ilatlunal Honor Sneletg 1: if-f fr gt W' National Honor Society is an honorary club lim- ited in membership to those students who, in the opinion of fellow students and faculty members, possess outstanding qualities in scholarship, leader- ship, character, and service. The club, which can be composed of as much as 8 percent of the student body, is open only to those who are on the Honor Roll. Contributions of National Honor Society are the preparation of the Honor Roll and records of Baker High graduates. This group meets every other Wednesday with Mrs. Inman as adviser. Iohn Inman President Bob Paugh Vice-President Doris Iewett Secretary Fast how .Q-it to rrqt1tfDanny Ayers, Bob Vervaeke, Myron Miles, Dean Gover, Bob Paugh. Iohn Inman, Bob Ott, Dick Rapp, Barry Sanders, Iim Haight Sc-cond How, left to right-'Ianet Peeples, Luanne Lee, Linda Eardley, lill Henneman, Sharon Myers, Iudy Baker, Carol Larson Thlzci Rcw left tc right-Gretchen Guethlein, Dianne Boyer, Adina Erving, Doris Iewett, Phylis Wig- le, Evelyn Britton, Mary Lynne Evans '67 The Quill and Scroll is an intemational journalism honorary. It is composed of jun- iors and seniors who are in the top fourth of their class scholastically and have done commendable work one or more years in ioumalism. Mrs. Long is the adviser. Left to rght-Bob Paugh. Eren Wilson. Vaughn Folkman Bob Paugh President Vaughn Folkman Vice-President Page F1fty-Seven Caroline Chadwick President Ianell Lewis Vice-President Brenda Beatty Secretary Harriet Iohnston Drill Team Leader Pep Club is an organization which acts in coniuction with athletic functions. Its purpose is to help create school spirit. It has sponsored two dances, pep assemblies, numerous cooked food sales, and the annual Pep Night before the La- Grande iootball game. There are about 30 girls on the drill team who provide en- tertainment at games, both at home and away. Miss Pritchett, the adviser, chaperoned the girls on their trip to Hermiston. RALLY SQUAD. left to right-Marilyn Barber, lane Clark, Wanda Dowdy, Barbara Taylor. Marialee Smith. Iudy Head Back Row, leit to r1ghtfl.ynn Arteburn, Ianyce Tucker, Terry Kester, Shila Haley, Iudy Dougherty, Dona Io Leuck, Linda Eardley, Barbara Hunt, Sherry Dielman, Iudy Lott Second How, left to right-Rae Lynn Ashby, Bonnie Gover, Kathleen Payton, Carol Crego, Vicki Hickox, Io Ann Ensminger, Roberta Rowe, Gail Gross, Dawn Nash, Ierry lean Longwell, Bar- bara Marsh. Sandra Lutz, Darlene Hill, Darlene Lovelady 'lmid Row, left to right-Rosa Mae Points. Adina Erving. Peggy Littleton, Marlene Tihbs, Arlene Cole, Kay Knee, Beverly Reynolds, Sandy Hunt. Mary Lynne Evans, Barbara Erwin, Patty O'Neil, Ianet Larkin. Gretchen Guethlein, Deloris Wright, Nancy Byron. Carol Williams Fourth Row, left io rightflanice Barber, Betty lean Dolby, Ieannette Ashby, Marquitta Fisher. Dianne Boyer, Iudy Savage. Wilma Rae Kotlord, Vicki Nash, lla lean Baker, Carol Coates, Cortney Cle- mens, Sharon Wood, Glenna Holland, lane Ryder. Ianet Peeples Front Ihow, ielt to right-Brenda Beatty. Harriet Iohnson, Carolyn Chadwick, Marda Conrad, Ianell ewis wig? The purpose oi the radio club is to afford stu- dents an opportunity to work together on radio pro- jects oi their own choice. Any Baker High School student interested in radio or other field of elec- tronics is eligible ior membership. The main activities have been study and con- struction oi electronic equipment, learning code and preparing ior FCC Amateur Radio Licenses. The club has its own radio station by means of which members can communicate with other schools and amateurs. President Ken Erickson has his own sta- tion. Other members will probably eam their li- censes beiore the end of the year. The principal addition to the station this year was a Hallicrafters SX-99 communication receiver which was purchased with earnings from the sale oi popcorn at ball games. The adviser is Mr. Woodhouse. Left to r qhr Mr. Woodhouse. Ronald Bloom. Ken Carter. Ken Erickson, Earl Raeburn. Burl Swiger. Iames Talich, David Smith, Mark Perry Cl Isl Kenneth Erickson President Rodger Gray Vice-President Ucga F1113-Il Peggy Littleton President Carol Westerlund Vice-President Adina Erving Secretary Page Sixty The Blue Mountain Iunior Rifle Club was formed in Ianuary, 1958. Its purpose is to promote safety and skill in handling firearms. good sportsmanship. and enjoyment ol shooting. Activities of the year included a trip to Iohn Day to observe a competitive meet. The adviser is Mr. Zahl. Back Row, left to right-Flora Schulz. Bob Ott. Ken Carter. Richard Hunt. Dennis Guyer. Steve Mar- tin. Ieff Webber. Mike Carter. Mr. Zahl. Denny Edwards. Bob Sater. Mike Webb. Albert Ham bleton. Ron Gover. Larry Lew. Chester Sater, Bill Goodmiller. Sherryl Elliott Seated, left to rxghtfllon Bloom. Evelyn Iackson, Doug Letteer. Carol Westerlund. Peggy Littleton Adina Erving. Lorraine Haydock. Dennis McCullough. Llona Crane Front Row, left to right-Bonnie Gover. David Smith. Marilyn Barber, Ken Erickson, Theona Hurse Burl Swiger ', tx 4 This is the second year of the Ski Club in Baker High School. The club, composed of stu- dents who are interested in skiing. has been working to increase student interest in this sport. This year three members went to Spout Springs where they competed in the annual Little Brown lug Race. The adviser is Mr. Updegraif, assisted by Mr. Bames. Standing, lei! to right-Mr. Barnes, Vernal Halvorsen, Iohn McKim, Warren Fidler. Bob Patterson, Dick Kirklin, Iohn May, Peggy Littleton, Beverly Reynolds. Iudy Baker, lane Clark, Mary Lynne Evans. Kay Knee, Mr. Updegrait Seated, left to right-Iohn Carlson, Norman H anson, Woody Williams, Iohn Inman. Elaine LaMay, Marda Kay Conrad Dianne Boyer Charleen t Ol Iohn Inman President Woody Williams Vice-President Iill Henneman Secretary Page Sixty-One Bob Paugh President Lloyd Cole Vice-President Kendra Fedclersen Secretary Page Sixty-'lwc The Spanish Club is composed of Baker High School students who have had one or more years of Spanish. The object of the club is to acquaint the members with the customs and ideas of the Spanish people. Its big event of the year was the dinner and party celebrating a Spanish holiday. Mrs. Long is the adviser. Back Row, left to right-Barbara Taylor, Doris lewett. Iudy Savage. Lee Ann McKnight. lo Hn!! Ensminger. Kathleen Payton. Lynn Brinton. Charleen Palmer. Linda Eardley. lone Taylor. Mrs. Long Second Row, left to right-Marilyn Litteral. Clare Henderson. La Hay Higgins. Sandra Howland. Rosa Mae Points. Luanne Lee. David Freeman, Bob Taylor. Marquitta Fisher. Donna Smart, Gail Gross. Betty Cummings, lla Belle Bissonnett Front Row, le-It to right-Lucille Trader. Iudy Wallis, Marda Kay Conrad. Tom Moore. Bob Paugh, Lloyd Cole. Kendra Feddersen. Dianne Boyer Speech Club promotes public speaking in high school and gives students an opportunity to improve their public speaking ability. The membership roll consists of not more than thirty students. Mrs. Boyer is the adviser. Standing left to :ight-Mrs. Boyer, Elaine LaMay. Randal Dickinson. Gretchen Guethlein. Myron Miles, Iohn Inman, Duane VanCleave, Esther Williams, Evelyn Britton. Dianne Boyer Seated, leit to right-Mary Lynne Evans, Cathy Stiltz, Darla Moulton. Carol Larson. Sandra Mull Theona Hurse W' 'f -4-sr Myron Miles President Iill Henneman Vice-President Carol Larson Secretary Darla lean Mou v Treasurer Virginia Hobbs President Carol Larson Secretary' Page Sixty-Four Thespians Baker High School Thespian Troupe under the supervision of Miss Donna Leonard, has been very active in 1957-58. In November they sponsored the play Fa- ther Was a Housewiief' and were active on the spring production, The Defender. Two formal initiations were held, one lol- lowing each play. The Troupe also took two out-of-town trips, attending the state drama conference, and vis- iting the E.O.C. drama department where they saw the college production, Inherit the Wind. Standing, left to right-ludy Wallis, Burl Swiger, David Smith, Cuyler Lighthall, Thomas Moore, Barbara Munden. Lloyd Cole Sitting, left to right-Mary Lynne Evans, Cortney Clemens, Barbara Marsh, Marialee Smith, Evange line Carper. Virginia Hobbs. Carol Larson, Donna Leonard . Q. + + + + + l'l'l1'w! .- IIIITIUITIES SPIIIISIIIIS-IIIIIEII ig- A if :ai V 5 f sel l ml if - 1 f' X F,.Ff ' , 1 'P iffy OREGON STAR FARMER Dave Williams was named Oregon's Star Farmer ol the Year by the Future Farmers of America. at the l958 state cone vention in Bend. He demonstrated a technical knowledge ol agriculture, presented proof ot his accomplishments, outlined a farm program for the present and future. presented records of vocational agricultural work. and qualified in the field of leadership. MASTER CHAPTER AWARD This award was presented to the Baker Chapter ot Future Farmers of America for its outstanding achievements for a year's work. A complete report of the prvious year's work is filled out in the wo:k- ing oi the Chapter Program of Work and all of its accomplishments. STATE FARMER DEGREE WINNERS David Williams and Myron Miles were chosen as two ot the 72 boys from tne state who received the highest degree obtainable nt the state level. To qualify for this award a person must have a satiss factory supervised farming program, be outstanding in the field of leadership. and show plans for a fu- ture working the field oi farming. Only two percent ot the total enrollment in FFA receive the State Farmer Degree. , 1 UNION PACIFIC SCHOLARSHIP WINNER Iohn Inman is shown holding the award receiv- ed at the State Convention which is for 5100. The winner is chosen by his background oi agriculture. leadership activities. and supervised farming pro- gram. Iohn plans on using the scholarship at Oregon State College where he will major in Agricultural En- gineering. m l r Antlers Hotel Holman Studro Chaves Food Center and S1ncla1r Meat Market Crown Cleaners lack Mrller Agency Payless Drug Co Rexall Drug Co H C Stevens Ben Franklm Store Beatty Chapel Frank Slngley Snoe Servlce Robrson Shoe Shop Fortner Supply Co Peerless Dry Cleaners Oregon Lumber Co Dr Leslle Flllrnore Eardley Lumber Co Elm Street Grocery Baker County Frnance Iones ci Son McNe1l Auto Parts Democrat Herald Leo Adler Record Courter Andy s Shoe Store PQS tS Robb s Ladres Shop Bootery Curtrs lewelery Alexander s Neuberger CS He1lner Coast to Coast Store Neh1 Beverages Ycr s Park Grocery Valley Dalry Inc Chaves Food Center 1 angrell s Tradlng Post frllette s Musrc Eleanor s Flowers State Farm Insurance Cottage Beauty Shop lack 61 W1lhe s Barber Orlm s Meat Market Iackson Food Market Gwrlltam s Bakery Shop Blue Mountatn Candy Co Lockwood s Rtchtleld Statron Hunt Serv1ce Stat1cn Burnt Rtver Lumber Co Curlman and Ullr ar E R Curl cn Realtor George Vtflute Market , . ma: - f we - , - - A ms: 1,1 . 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