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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1959 volume:

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I 'N 1 N J s 1 1 X X x , x x X , X N X xx x X ., X V X v X L ,4 il -X X X X x X 'K , Q 472156 af Qfzfefzfs Admlnlslrahon Senior Class Junior Class Sporfs Music and Drama Orqanlzahons 45 Achvlhes Sponsors 63 . . . I ' 7 ' I7 Sophomore Class 23 29 ' 37 Gil g r owlh +o rule lhe +his his+oric Baker High e s+alwar+ of Oregon, ago did es- wi+hin +he nl'ier fer- re coun- his hisl'oric: senl' and 1'he fufureg 'ro God's challenge and blessing: +o man's 'foil and ac- complishmenh and +o you+h's dream and ambifion for a more glorious fu- +ure. I Lv jfs? W 2 f if 5j!d!772l7ll5i2db07l O O C ,- A V ' 1, f , Y C7 I f ,-' I ag! I' X fan L f cf V A. ,4 , V, Q? q2!Jjf.f L5 LL, X jr 1 X 'I za Af? ry if A 4. , K z 'J fl L - X Cf W I H K I! ' ' x 1 3' A '- yfafmfkzzkmffbfz Unders+anding-+he quickes+ me+hod of resolving mu+uaI problems be+ween s+uden+s and adminis+ra+ion. COUNSELLORS Left to right Miss Lynn, Mrs. Long, Mrs. Inman, Mr. Zahl, Mr. Ritter, Mr. Smith, Mr. Girts Dr. I. R. Evans. Supt. Em! af SJZIUJIQWZ MCL ,M ,audi ,,f,o4!,6v-zz-ff 5 9 l f 1 I , Janie ff fig 54.4, SCHOOL BOARD 1 Q' L'fM . Clifford Conrad. Mrs. N. S. Wagner. Dr. I. R. Evans L5c:iL:iH:Yxf':--ribdp , M Th H 1 M El Satlerberg, Dr. Menzie McKim. Mr, Eugene Ham- aaii ' .f My I 6 ..,.., fgwkzchafk gfwsszzge -yfnm 'gaffvaadak .life -Gwdayytal' if .md .'6ae4ou-. tic lf- p..,...4..z.7 Mf- 1dB .Iles M la I n f I Mr. ErnmettR M Vice-Prindpal. Mathe ' . lS1und1ngN lhibbtd Be R e . ' wwf'-ffffws 1?0 5 74fviw -9hKl5ww IOAN BOYER KENNETH BROWN LEO COMPTON G S GLIS 1 li.. l an v 9 V -1 7:41,- fx 14 fi' if , vs 'ffl LX f 3 .1 Officers of the Student Body Barbara Marsh Secretary Lloyd Cole Presldent Woody Willianis Vice-President agfufkfzf flwfzcff Student government is controlled by the Student Council which is made up of the three executive associated student body officers, the oilicers oi each class, and representatives from the various clubs. Proiects of the Council were Hello Day and the Student Handbook. Repre- sentatives were sent to the Student Govemment Conference in Hermiston. The controversial questian on age limits tor invited guests to the prom was also settled by the Council. Routine duties, such as allotting dances and concessions. nominating A.S.B. candidates, and forming new policies, kept the year a busy and active one. STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row, lelt to ri ht-Bob Tremain, Billy Ott, Barry Sanders, Dick Rapp. Ron Osborne. Ramona Harlin, Barbara Taylor. Mr. Ritter. Front Row, left to right-Brenda Beatty, Barbara Marsh, Woody Williams, Lloyd Cole, Bob Iohnson. Randy Dickinson. W?9 ff iEfIf f f A ,W N X, F A xg ,Y w.,'+f ,wa YC ,fwff 'TQ' ' NF M . Y X Udirnrryg Qjfvvrfs VL ix 5 ' ,gf Jw ' mi' . fvjiwfww mm 542555 5? M gif? M 2 'ii MJ5,gfj9j,ffPy,w E My PD Moff 1? Wim? My i XfffWffi,Q,,n fqfgfzfw Jjwfyyw H1 Lau! ff Mile M HM I f 4 Yi Q fLy,f Lic If X X' 1 2 2? KCKEKL 'Lf if 44514 'ff K eq '24 x.! 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V lll'lllfLlf' lvl , R ,lWg'W95efz.1cf1 671255 Q wf M ' l if W f ff U ily ly Owl' 7 gl iw xjxlkfj-'ll roi, JK Db' 5 V' 3Q'Zpll'l1ree years of an educalion lov Olly summed up in one scroll. kg Q5 X SX The diploma is +l'1e symbol: li fig' so Yi l lhe owner is +l1e proof. XE Sm? g QF55l,V3l ,ZS 5 El fl E5 E of xx S A: -M l slr l g 'Medi x- gk XS 5 Brenda Beatty kvfxndcxl Dickinson Bob Ioh , 'S Secretary VIC?--PF9SlClEI'll preside l Y, so C.. .., Page Eight ANDREWS. NADINE Nickname-Shortie Future: Cattle Business ASHBY. IEANETTE LORRAINE Future: College Pep Club l, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1: Tumblin l: Girls' Lea ue 1: Band l, 2, 3: Pep Band l: Mgaiorette 2, 3: ltlzugget 2, 3: Drill Team 2, 3: Speech Club 3 AYERS. DANIEL OWEN Nickname-Dan Future: College National Honor Societ 2, 3, Pres. 3: Lettermens Club 3: Basketball l, 3: Baseball 2 BACUS. WYNONA RAYE Future: Housewife Pep Band l, 2: Band l, 2, 3 BEATTY. BRENDA Future: College Pep Club l, 2, 3, Secy. 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Vice- Pres. 2: Latin Club l, 2: Nugget l, 2, Assistant Editor 2: Band 1, 2, 3, Secy. 2, 3: Senior Class Secretar 3: Girls' League l: Pep Night Princess 3: Prom lDance Chairman 2 BERDAHL, FRED DAVID Future: Undecided Choir l, 2, 3: Spanish Club 2: Hi-Y 2, 3: Basket- ball l, 2: Football l BETSINGER. MARILAND SQUIRES Future: Housewife Pep Club l, 2: Pep Band lg GAA 1: Drill Team l, 2: Band l, 2, 3: Orchestra l, 2, 3 MCGUIRE. ILA BELLE BISSONETT Future: Housewife BLOOM. RONALD CURTIS Nickname-Slim Future: Armed Forces Bulldog Club l, 2, 3, Pres. 2, 3: Radio Club 2: Rifle Club 2, 3: Tumbling l: Wrestling l: Football l: Stage Crew l, 2 BOYER. DIANNE ELEANOR Future: Elementaig Education Pep Club l, 2: AA l: Ski Club l, 2: Speech Club 2, 3, Sec? 3: FTA 2, 3, Pres. 3: Band l, 2, Choir l, A, 3: Orchestra 2: National Honor Society 2, 3: Triple Trio 2: Spanish Club 2 BRITTON. KAREN EVELYN Nickname-Evie Future: Home Extension A ent IRI. lg LOUD Club I, 27 EOQ l, 2: CllO1I l: 2, 3: FTA 2, 3: Speech Club 2, 3: Triple Trio 3: Stage Crew 2 BYRON. NANCY IOAN Nickname-Nanc Future: Housewife Pep Club l, 2, 3: GAA l, 2, 3, Sgt -at-Arms 2: Tumbling l, Drill Team l, 2 BYRON. NORVAL Nickname--Doc Future: College Football l, 2, 3, 'track l, 2, 3 CARPER, EVANGELINE Nickname-Vange Future: Nurse Thespians 1, 2, 3, Historian 2: Stage Crew l 2, 3 Plays. Dino l CARTER. KENNETH GEORGE Nickname-Ken Future: Forestry Bulldo l, 2, 3: Radic Club l, 2 3 Secy 2, 3: Rifle Climb 2, 3: Football l CHERRY. DARLENE DEE Nrckname-Doberman Future. College Transfer from Reds ood FJQ T- mnescia Z, Cris. L 3: Stage Crew 3 CLARK. IANE Future-College Nuggetl 2, Orchestral L E Pep CM- . L o Dflll Leader 3, Log 3, Spurs l, 'lrz-H1-Y ' 2 3 Thespaans 3 Drlll learn 3 Speech Cab ' Rally' Squad 2, Ski Club 2, Stage Crew l, Per Nrght Queen, Plays Father has A Housewm- 2, 3'Tr1al by lury' 2 Thunder on Sycamore 9 eet COLE. BUFORD Nrckname-Boot Future. Cluro factor F Lettermens Club 2 3 Track l, Foorba,l l Base- ball 2: Football Manager 2 3, Basketball Man- ' ager Z, 3 COLE, HOWARD Future: Navy COLE, LLOYD EDWARD Future: Educatron H1-Y l, 2, 3, Chaplaln 2, ASB Pres 3, Spanzsh Club 2, Vrce-Pres 2, Lettermen s Club 2, 3- Soph- omore Class Vrce-Pres l, Band l, Presblvgfihes- Gl L mans 1, 2 3: Basketball l 2 3, B Frack l, Wrestlmg l CONRAD. MARDA KAY Future: Muslcal Educawon CSE Skr Club l, Prom Chalrman 2, Pep Nxght Princess 3, Tumblln l, Pep Club l, 2 3 Treas lf Rally Squad 3: Fg'A 3, Trxple TTlO 2, 3, Spantsb Club 2, Trl-H1-Y 3g Chorr l 2 3 Secy 1, Pep Band 2: Band l 2, 3, Secv lg Plays Father VVas A l-lousewrte 2 CHADER, SHARON RAE Nrckname-Shen Future: Beautlclan Pep Club l, 2: GAA l CRAIG, BARBARA CRAIG. INA MAE fDropped Scltooll Future: Beautrclan CREE. CHARLES Nlckname-Furnace Future: Rancher Football 1 DICKINSON, RANDAL VJEED Nickname: Weed Future: College Senior Class VICE-PYES 3, FFAl 2 3 Treas 2 :Pres 3, Bulldog Club l, Speech Club 2 3 Pr ' DOLBY. BETTY IEAN Nickname-B. I. M Future' Busmess College Pep Club l, 2 3, Girls League l, GA.. l A Drrll Team l 2 3 Pep Night Prmcess 3 DOUGLAS. LARRY WAYNE Future: College Band l, 2, 3, Pep Band : EARDLEY, LINDA .Ez Future: Elementary' Education Sopnomore Class Secretary' l: Pep Club 1 9 Pep Tlggxt Prmcess 3 Tr1pQe Trto 2 3: Cnczr l 2 3, National Honor Society' 2 3 FJ-LCE-l:I'ES,.3 Drrll Team l FTE l 2 E Secy lg Speec: Cya: 3: Spanrsb Club 2, Prem Food C::1:r::n 2 ENDICOTT, MARVIN EDWARD Nrcknarne-Nuts Future' College Chozrl 2 3 V.Ce-Pres Q Eanal 4 - ..ft'e,- ::en's Club 3, Ezsketbaf ' A E Trask ,L IVF' x 'Qur- Page lime Page Ten ENSMINGER, IO ANN ELIZABETH Nickname-Io Io Future: College Pep Club l, 2, 3, Sec! 3, Spanish Club 2, Band l, 2, Queen of Basket all ERVING. ADINA CATHRYN Nickname-Dina Future: Secretary Spurs l, GAA l, 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 2, Pe Club l. 2, 3, Drill Team 2, 3, Girls' League I, gitle Club 2 3, Secy 2, 3, National Honor 2, 3, Pep Night Princess, Plays' The Defender 2 ESTES, MARDENE Nickname-Dene Future: College Pep Night Princess 3, Nugget l, Tri-Hi-Y 1, GAA l, Pep Club l, Assistant Drill Leader l, Drill Team l, 2, 3' Tumbling l EVERSON, CARL Nickname-Eugene Future. Civil Engineer Hi-Y 2, 3, Lettermen's Club 3, Basketball 2, 3, Track 3, Football Manager 3 FEDDERSEN. KENDRA BLANCHE Future: College ifanish Club 2, Secy 2, Nugget 2, 3, Business anager 3, Log 2, Pe-5 Club 3, Drill Team 3: Girls' League l, GAA , 3, Speech Club 3, Pep Night P incess 3, Quill and Scroll 3 fzla FISHER. BRIS MARQUITTA Nickname-Skeeter Future: College Tumbling lg ep Club l, 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 3, Tri- H1-Y l, , 3, Drill Team l, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, lvfaiorette 2, 3, Pep Night Princess 3, Pe Band 2, Plays: Father Was A Housewife l'The Defender 2 FREEMAN, DAVID BRYANT Nickname-Dave Future: College Band l, 2, 3, Pep Band 1, 2, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Track 2, 3, Football 2, 3, Plays: 'Dino l GEE. RICHARD NED Nickname--Dick Future: College Hi-Y l, 2, Letterrnens Club 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3 GROVE. GERALD R. Nickname-Trim Future: Navy Latin Club l, Speech Club 2, 3, Log 2, 3, Bus- iness Manager 3, Bulldog Club 2, Baseball l HAYDOCK. IUANITA LORRAINE Nickname-Lee Future: Secretary Fl:fle Club 2, 3, Treas 2 HENNEMANJILL VALEDICTORIAN Future: College GAA l 2, 3, Secy 2, Speech Club 2, 3, Vice- Pres 2, lunior Class Secretarg' 2, Band l, 2, 3, Pep Band l, 2, 3, Orchestra , Valedictorian 3, Ski Club 2, 3 Secy 2, Latin Club l, 2, IRL l, Se? 31, G1rls' League l, National Honor Society HICKOX. VICKI KATHRYN Future: Secretary Spurs l, Pep Club l, 2, 3, GAA l, 2, 3, Girls' League l: Pep Night Princess 3 HIGGINS. EVELYN I.aRAY NicknamevHay Future' Nurse Spanish Club 2, GAA l, Band l, 2 3 TUCK. HAROLDINE HOPKINS F-tu2e.HcuvseN1fe and Secretary Pep ..:g:f Princess 3, :mana l 2, I-fajcretze 4 HOWLAND. SANDRA KAY flickname-Sandv Future: Secretary: Spanish Club 2, Band l, 2 3 IACKSON. RUTH EVELYN Nrckname-Eve Future' l-lousewrfe GAA l, Rrtle Club 25 Fey ' A 'X F 3 Pep Band l IEWETT. DORIS r uture: College C443 J -Y . .LGT Speech Club lg Trl-H:-Y l 4 3, Chaplain l, Na- tional Honor Soctety l, 2, 3, Secy 2, Trugle Trzo 2, 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3 Secy 3: Choir l 2 3 Plays D1no l, Lute Sona 3 IEWETT, ROBERT DEAN Nrckname-Bob Future' Bancher Band l 2, 3: Chorr l 2 3, Plays mmf- Out fc' Gmqeru l IOHNSON. BOB Future: Elementary Art Teacher lumor Class Vice-Presldent 2, Senior Class Pes- rdent 3: H1-Y lg Football l, 2 3, Lette-rrrmen s Club 2, 3 Pres 3: STIOIY l 2 3 Pres 3 IOHNSTON, MARILYN SUE Future: Law Secretary Pep Club lg Glrls' League 1, Latln Club l, 2 KENNEDY, ROGER Nxckname-Rod Future: Undecided Lettermen's Club 2, 35 Baseball l KNEE. KAY FRANCES Nxckname-Katy Future: College Pep Club l, 2, 3: Nugget l, 2, Tumblrng l, Trl- H1-Y l, 2, 3: Drlll Team 2 KOFFORD, WILMA RAE Nrckname-Willre Future: Elementary Educatron FTA l, 2, 3, Llbrarian l, Treas. 2, VICSYPTSS. 3 Spurs lg Pep Club l, 2, 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3: Choir 1, 2, 3, Triple Trlo 3 KOONTZ, DALE Future: Undecided Lettermen's Club 2, 3, Baseball lg Basketball 2 Track 2 KULIS. KENNETH Nxckname-Ken Future: Rancher FFA 2, 3 La KAMP. CHARLES Nickname-Chzrrlre Future: Attorney Plays, The Defender 2 LARSON. CAROL IRENE Nrckname-Larceny Future: Iournalism Thespxans l, 2, 3, Secy 2, Speech Club l 2, 3 Secy 2, VICS-PTBS 3, Log l 2 3 Editor 3, Latrn Club l, 2, Cholr l 2 Quxll ana Scroll 3: flatzonal Honor Society l 2 3: Plavs The Curious Sai'- ageu lg 'Lute Song 3 LEE. DAVID Nickname-Cave Future, Banching FFA 2. 3 LEE. LUANNE Tltcknarne-luc.. Future College fluqget2gTr1-H1-YQ E w.'lC':' 3 flaxona. Pfcnor Sccxety' 2 3- P-g fligxf P ncess E Chczr 3, Spanish Club Q Prcrri FN -CCf7l'1Cl'1 Citizen Z LETTEER. DOUGLAS CLYDE Nickname-Doug Future- Mechanc A K Letterrnfr. s Cpu: 2 4 'lub 2 ., 1 Otfzcer 2 Fcoiba., l L TfS'Fl '1 . Page Eleven 9 LEUCK. DONA IO Nickname-Dee lay Future: College Spurs l, Nugget l, 2, Pep Club l, 2, 3, Tri-H1-Y l, 2, 3, IRI.. 3, Pep Night Princ-ss 3, Drill Tram l, 2, Girls' League l LIGHTHALI., CUYLER Nickname-Cuy Future: College 'Vhes ians l, 2, 3, Ski Club l, Football l, S an- ish Club 2, Plays: Curious SGJGQQH 1, Time Out for Ginger l: l'Dino' l, 'iThe Defender 2 Lute Song 3 LILLARD. MARSHA FAYE Future. Certified Public Accountant Transferred from North Powder 2, Speech Club 3 LITTERAL. MARILYN LOUISE Nickname-Peanuts Future: Minister Spanish Club 2 LITTLETON. PEGGY Nickname-Peg Future: Nurse Tumhlinq l, Girls' League 1, Band l, Sk: Club l, Z, Speech Club 3, Pep Niaht Princess 3, Rifle Club 2, 3, Pres. 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Pres, 3, Drill Team l, 2, 3, Trampoline Team 2, Plays: Thunder on Sycamore Street 3 LONGWELI.. IERRY IEAN Nickname-Kean Future: Elementary Music Education Spurs 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Log l, 2, 3, Business anager l, 2, Assistant Editor 3, Nugaet l, 2, FTA l, 2, Librarian 2, Pep Club l, 2, IRL 1, 3, Triple Trio 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Thespicns 3, Quill and Scroll 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, O'chestra 3, Speech Club 1, Plays: Dino 1, Thunder on Sycamore Street 3 MARSH. BARBARA ANN Nickname-Mush Future-Nurse Latin Club l, 2, Sgt.-at-Arms 2, Pep Club l, 2 3, Drill Team 1, Triple Trio 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, lBL 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 3, Log l, Choir 1, 2, 3, ASB Secretary 3, Pep Night Princess 3, Thespians 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Plays: Father Was A Housewife 2, Thunder on Sycamore Street 3 MATHSON. IUDY I Dropped Schqolt MAY. IOHN STERLING Future: College Pep Band l, 2, 3, Ski Club 1, 2, Band l, 2, 3, Hi-Y 2 3 Secy -Treas 3, Basketball 2 MCCAULEY. BILL NEIL Nickname-Wild Bill Future' College Lettermen's Club 2, 3, H1-Y 2, 3, Log 3, Wrest- Qng l 2, Football l 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, Track l, MCCONNEHEY. LANCE Nickname-Flash Future: Photographer Lettermens Club 2, 3, Nugget 2, 3, Photographer 3, Track l, 2, Vllrestling l, 2, Log 3 MCKIM. IOHN Nickname-lock Future-Dentistry Latin Club l Sgt -at-Arms l, H1-Y l, 2 3, Chap- lain 3, Ski Club l, Lettermens Club 2 3, Bass- ball l, Track l, 2, 3: Football l 2, 3, Basketball l 2, Plays' 'The Defender 2, 'Lute Song 3 MCKNIGHT, LEE ANN Nicknam-,fAnn Future-Beautictan Span'sh Club 2, Gvls' League l MILLER, ANNA Nickname -Anne-Y F ' 's B C .. .. .sznf-ss C,...ae MIRES, GARY Nickname--'Cv--:rr,s1 Futiure College Letterrnens Club l 2 3 Vice-Pres 3, Cnox l, A 3 Pres 2, Basketball l 2 3, Fcctball l, 2 3 Basebail Z MOORE, THOMAS R. Ffigre Lawyer Band! 2 3 Presa-nt 3 fi-Y , 3 Pzes S Tnesgzans 2 3 Pres 3 Fganzs: Cab Z Sava? Arms 2, Lette-rrtrens Clpgh Z 3 F::t:a.l 2 L. Basketball! Q. Plays :NRC l F:f:1- H: Hcasewite- 2, Lxf- Sfna F MOSHER. IACK ROBERT 'NotP:Cfazed1 F145are-hills-ctranzpsln, 1.a,x 3 MOULTON, DARLA :EAN 51cknarr:ejButt0ns ratare ,allege Speech Clxbl 2 E A 1 A TAA . 2 4 MOULTON, DELBERT Ntcknarneflwoldw' Future Undectclea T'ack l, VVrestltng l MOYES. WANDA IRENE Ntckname-Peanuts Future' Business College Lattn Club l, GAA l MULL. SANDRA LEA Nickname-Sandy Future: College Gtrls' League lg Sr'-ecri Cub l Sran.sn ol tb 2 Log 3 MUNDEN, BARBARA IEAN NxcknamewBobb',' lNot Ptcturedj Future Traveltng Thesptans l, Plays 'l't:r14- Oni to Jznqw l OTT, ROBERT LEWIS Ntckname-Bump ruture' Demstry Sophomore Class Pzeszuent l, Qunlor Class Pres- tdent 2, Orchestra l, 2 3 Secy 2 Pres 3 Chat l, 2, 3, Flttle Club 2, H1-Y 2 3, Lettermens Club 2, 3, Secy. 35 Nattonal Honor Society 2, 3, Base- ball l, 2, 3, Basketball l 2 3, Football 2, 3, Plays. Tr1al by Iury 2, Thunder on Sycamore Street 3, Lute Song 3 f.. ,. , PAYNE, LEE STANLEY Ntckname-Blotts Future: College Band l, 2, 3, Llbrartan 2, Orchestra l 2, 3, Lrb- rarian 1 PAYTON. MILDRED VIOLA Nrckname-Mtd Future Elementary Fducatton FTA 2, 3 PHILLIPS. OYCE ANNETTE I Future' Home Hconomzcs Teacher Pep Ntght Prtncess 3: Trtple- Trto 3 RALEY. SHILA IEAN Ntckname-Slit Future' College Nugget l, Pep Club l 2 3, Dru. learn 1 A, Tri- H1-Y .l 2 3 Treas 2 Pres 3: Girls' League 17 ,F . Pej: Night Princess 3 A RAYBORN. SHEILA Future' Recepttontst Clic: 25 Log 3 REED. ANN MAY fxtckname-Annxe Future Seamstress GAA l 2 3 REYNOLDS, BEVERLY YVONNE ..1CKHGfTI9+B9'J Fatpre Dental Assistant yep C.,b l 2 3, Gini, l C 1 l.a':r. CML 1, 2 3 Ski Clqbl L 3 ROQABAUGH, P'-ERRY HEATHER ...ctcxarrie-rein F-tare Te.eg.::rie Cfffifff Pe: Baia I 2, :1:.-- T P 3 ROSE. CLYDE EDSON fficknarrle-Ea 4 E Easf-h tm 'Q 3 A Page Tr. f- r Fourteen SATER. IACK RAY Future' Diesel Mechamc Basketball l SAVAGE. IUDITH ANN SALUTATORIAN Nlckname-ludy Future Educatton or IAIIDIGIIGII Pep Club l, 2, 35 Drxll Team l. 2, 3 'lit-lit-Y l, Cholr l, 2 3, Secy 3 Srurs l, Tumbling l, Span- :sh Club 2 SEE. BARBARA N1ckname'Barb Future. Bustness Collegf GAA l SHERMAN. RICHARD LEE Nickname-Duck Future. Forestry Bulldog Club 2 SHIPMAN. LELAND N1cknamefLee Futurez College Pep Band l, 2, 35 little Club 2, 35 Baseball l, Football Manager l SIMRELI.. ROBERT DALE Ntckname-Sim Future. Undectded Letterrnen's Club 2, 35 Football l, 2, 35 Basketball 3 SMITH. DAVID DONALD Ntckname-Alvin Future' Servlce H1-Y lp Bulldog Club 1, 2, 3, Secy, 2, 35 Hadlo Club 2, 3, Rifle Club 2, 3, The-splans 2, 35 Foot- ball2l5 Stage Crew l, 2, 3, Plays: The Defend- QI SMITH. MARIALEE Nxckname-Mxdge Future, College Pep Club l, Z, 35 Rally S uod 1, 2, 35 Thesptcns l, 2, 3, Secy. 35 Trl-H1-Ycl, 2, 3, Sgt.-at-Arms 25 Bond 1, 2, 35 Triple Trto 35 Choir 1, 2, 35 Plays T1me Out for Ginger lg 3'Thunder on Syca- more Street 3 SOLOMON. GORDON ALBERT Ntckname-Sherill Future. Servxce Choxr l 2, 3, Pres l, Bulldog Club l, 25 Latm Club l 2 STANLEY, ROBERT WILLIAM Nlckname-Stanley Future. College Pep Band 1, 2, 35 Band l, 2, 3, Vtce-Pres 3, ljrum Motor Z, 35 l-ll-Y 3 STEELE. MARLYN MAE Nlckname-Trudy Future. Beauttclan GAA 1 2, 3 STIL'IZ. CATHY Future-Lab Techmcton GAA l 2, 3, Pres. 35 Speech Club 25 Nugget 25 Spantsh Club 25 Drill Team 35 Stage Crew l SWIGER. KENNETH BURL Future. College RGdlO Club l, 2, 3, Vxce-Free 35 Bulldog Cub l, Z Vtce-Pres. 25 Lattn Club lp Thespxans l 2 3, Band l Z, 35 Orchestra 2, 3, Pep Band Z 35 Stage Crew l, 2, 3 TAYLOR. BARBARA SUE Nnckname-Toy Future College Pfp Club l Z 3, lw .gget l Z, Asszstant Business lnanogfr Z 'lr1fH1-Y l L 3 Cbaplaln 3, Rally' Saas Q . Z Yfrll QA-fri 2 3, Band I 2 3, Click . Spanien C.-.L 2, Stage Crew l TAYLOR. GEORGE ROBERT ffzcvcnarf-Eob F..t Hotel lJartcge:r.1fr.' l..f1'f rn'-ns Club 2 3, SLGNISI, Club 25 Rally squad 3, Yell Duke 3 Chou Z, 35 Footboil l 2, Fzsxetbzll l, Trace 2 TAYLOR. IONE L. Future Undectded T71-Ht-Y l Spanlsr. Crab 2, Nuqqet L, GAA 2 3, Stage Crew 2 TIBBS, NELVIN tlfrcfred Schooj vmgocxsn. srsvz r1.1'Lre Cczlegc- Leftermens L'l-b L J ,as-lbs.. ' 4 ek u.: l I 3 WALLIS. IUDY Ntckname-lude Future Nurse Thesptans l 2 3, Nugget 2 35 Spanzsh Club L Stage Crew 1,2 3, Plays The Curtous Savage l The Defender' 2, Lute Song ' 3 WARD. EDWIN Ntckname-Ed Future College FFAl 2 3 Bandl Z 3, Httle Club Z 3 WILLIAMS, ESTHER ELAINE Future Undeclded Speech Club 2 3, Rttle Club 3 WARDEN. IAMES R. Ntckname-Iamey Future: Mllttcxry Servtce Transfer from Ephrata Hugh School WILLIAMS. WOODY Ntckname-Mouse Future: Pharmacy Skt Club l, 2, Vtce-Pres 2, ASB Vtce-President, Lettermens Club 3, Football l, 2 3, Basketball l 2 3 Tack l 2 3 - r WILSON. LOLA ELIZABETH Nickname-Mtckt Future Beauttctan Lattn Club l Log l, 3, Nugget 2 3, Spanzsrt Club 2, Speech Club 2 3 WRIGHT. SHARON I Dropped Schaall WYATT, RICHARD Ntckname-Wyatt harp Future Law Entorcement Eglldog Club 1, 2 GOVER. RONALD H. Future Navy fltcknarne-Ronnze Choi' l 2 3, Rttle Club 2 HOWLAND, VERNON Ntcknarne-Vern Future Ccllege l.efter:':en's Club E, Fccihcn I Ea:-:Hb 1 3, Pcsebanl 2 3 Track 1 4 2 RITCILERNIE flcknaxe-T ,n 1-,. ,L u. .,,,.,c ,.,., L, PW' .u.u., .- ..... u,-Cu.-.- ,..t.f.. EHICISSON, KEN rcs' Graaure 5 C tw? 3 'fi' 5? 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If iv l Y' x R5 I 1 ' f Darlene Hill Sandra Hunt Sherman Kipling Beverly Luster Iohn Minor Rowena Oliver Glenna Holland Iudy Ingram Elaine La May Sandra Lutz Ioan Moragne Patricia O'Neil Diana Holloway Larry lrey Ianet Larkin Dennis MCC Carol Mosher Ronald Osborne Ipcmcx Smile Nw i. , ,. V ' F 1 if ' J' A V 0 ' 4 -S' Lost Your Bottle? ' X I, f- f Caught in the Act! We've Got Our Heads Together And Then the Vampire Mmm. . .wows Hams Three's cr Crowd 50 lemme dw gvk C at 14, Ox, all QVLLHLO C lf L Mx K f Daw Lef x xx fwxvv WQNH mlb L Lum VY UV KL l L4fV Aww g,NwV,XMf lg 1' 7, ql sy fn Akmfgffj MTF- 6 2 L, f, ff 711 P LD LN yu ' Ski? CL 'hgr X X M, M '1' w 'X N . Lt pf ixkxf-.I KM xv! j,LvllJL'?kf A -1j,, ,Q' X1-Kd n Q 3 ' M ff' Y -vc v4 V K! Q f 7 wc QQ Vi. .' .JM xd V11 W7 , W. , gxm i A Y 'n 1 I ff! wtf? EW' Lfflqf' Wfyf TA 'YY l W Nfl l f WMM Lgailamalex Decisions-+he milepos+s of life. S+ay on fhe righi' road. Tom Adams Charlotte Thomas Bob Tremain Billy Ott Treasurer Secretary Vxce-President Pfesldent Duane Gover Donald Higgins Robert Humphries lim Lcngwell Diana Love Karen Miles X, Karen Gree av 'Y Larry Hill Ti m Iohnson Carol LaKamp Rosalie Luster lu dy Moore William Green Iohn Hankins Genevieve Gross lack Hixson Bonnie Howard Connie Howard Larry lohnston Bonnie Iones Ierry Kerr Sandra Larson Darrell Letteer Carolyn Lewis Iean McKee Richard Martin Val Martin Cecil Morin Clara Morris Norman Moyes iv- Birchie Haynz Westerlunci Elaine Hutton Ianice Kesterso Elaine Logsdon Barbara Mattes Hazel Myers larry Hapgood Tera Lee Howland Dorothy Knee Gene Lockett David Mathson Lawrence Murphy n ,lAxr '11 ll- . -1 ,X I r Y v .1l'f- , ' , r if 5 1 'X A' V A 1 I , r fm .fy 4 v r -'I 'V L rf 51 LA pf E R P I L Rb XL Lr it I ffl' ' JL! JV Lx, x , U I fm N 'f ft Q JT 1 Lf ' , Nu w A Rodney Wright Robert Wyatt Charles 3 1 1 fy Q .9336 NPV M!! r 'r nl' x L' ? LT' P I X fy V A J W V! 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YI' f' 1 11, '1 3 .M : .2 -. .n ,K , Q '- . , 1 ' 3 , '. Y V ff , ' , ,- - ' t . '--M ua 1 - Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Qkflzzff This year's Bulldog Football Team opened the season with a very light and somewhat inexperienced squad, but were quite impressive in winning six straight games and then losing their last three. The Bulldog attack was led by such stalwarts as Q.B. Gary Mires, H.B. Iohn McKim. F.B. Dick Gee and Tackle Bob Iohnson. who were named on the Blue Mt. Conference All-Star Team. Enterprise La Grande Un on Weiser Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker The Dalles Hermxston Mac High Pendleton La Grande fgaxieffzzff Baker High Schools basketball team completed one of the most successful seasons in many years The seasons record of eighteen wins and four losses was the best recorded by a Baker team since lO1!llI'lg the tough Blue Mountain Conference The Bulldogs placed two men Gary Mxres and Danny Ayers on the All Conference first team and Steve Van Ocker on the second team At the State Toumament the team tied a state record making 100 percent of their foul shots against North Salem Gary Mxres the versatile Baker forward led all scorers in the Conference this year with Danny Ayers being third The team averaged 53 points per game while holding the opposition to 41 points Coach Gary Hammond will have a hard time next year re placing the twelve senior members who made up the squad this year Nampa Caldwell Enterpnse Mac Hi Pendleton Pendletcn Mac H1 The Dalles The Dalles La Grande La Grande Hermiston Hermiston Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker The Dalles The Dalles La Grande Hermiston Hermzston Pendleton Pendleton STATE TOURNAMENT Baker North Salem Baker St Helens 33 ..,.,. 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Dick Gee, Lloyd Cole, Marvin Endicott, Bob Ott, Roberi Simrell Standing---Mr. Hammond, Gary Mixes. Sieve VanOcker. Danny Ayers. Carl Everson. Ed Hole, Woody Will- iams. Buford Cole. J M04 Track tumouts were delayed because of the extra length of basketball season this year. Since April. however, the track forces of Baker were involved in at least one meet each week. Out of a field of twelve A schools, Baker earned a seventh place finish at the Boise Iunior College Invitational Track and Field Meet, held in Boise, Idaho. At the Tri-County Meet CBaker, Union, Wallowal, Baker finished fourth. Other events participated in this year were: Eastern Oregon Invitational. Pendleton. May 9: District Qualifying Meet, La Grande, May 16: State Meet, Corvallis, May 22 - 23. It has been a building year. Most members of the track team are iuniors and sophomores. The outstanding senior track athlete for 1958 was Iohn Sandidge. The 1959 winner was Woody Williams. om Row ifftt to mghtglerry Kerr, Mike Walter. Terry Smith. Bob Tremain, Gary Wright, Ron Storzbach, Herman Butler. Gary Owens. Dave Freeman. Leo Collar. dd Row, left to right-Allen Crane, Ron Osbon-ue. Gene Bell. Dick Rapp, Larry Christian, Barry Spfoed, Rodney Wright. and ng left tc right-Coach Girls. Norval Byron, Gary Mixes, Woody Williams, Kirk? Fox, Torn Baxter. Frank Gardner, Vern Howland, Neil Myrick, Dick Gee. Daren Spencer, Iohn M'c im. Bill Green. Page T 1 tl-Six x, 'Wt M H510 ldifld 4 Q rH!f4i N 'VL' A ' 1 fw Qffbfg H 44 'wwf ty flu W, .-.2 vz, A710 I , Jfqwabg QM Lita! I, Q' 'Kaz 1 ' ff '7 f'-o2e,,,X1 A116046 Lovdw 44: ,f Z' xa Af'Lf yu! few -and WW WU J fnwq -MS Sw Q K x xx Q9 ST Wx E L! 111 1 I 4 l ' uf X L1 I L JLLQ XSL I L v. Inq! .U I1-11, I 1 L I ', xk L 1 F, QL' LA va, L N' J 11 A4 I L Lf DL X ,L -- . , , .jj 1 L . - ,f L 'X I My I Y 4 ML If . 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ORCHESTRA WAND CHOIR L, f' 'fn rzzrt-Tom Moore. Brenda Beahy. Bob Stanley. Fred Berdahl, Gary Mires. Marda Conrad. K by F . Bob Iohnson, Marvin Endicott, ludy Savage. S d tc ':g'1tfBob ON, Doris Iewett. Page Thlrry-Seven n W ff-. -ifif , EMI? A, f 11,-,f ff ,,:, 4 'Q -34' 5 il f fg' fffi?sY'2f fsffigk Q a Xi 1 'q My . , ,, ,. , m WJX tai , g , A .1 ' 7,, 5! '5 ' T445 vip?-'i. H!A,!JXa , f y Sfg sirv' 2 ' X -' ' '?g -Ag5Nf,Aiff-'ig'j'fh W3 ?,,U u ,f , ig T25 if . W A fhb W3 , ,gf,if?i!I f 3f gf f, ,gig 'J Q + 2 55.-W' 'ff- 'f9 gi' 'X W D 1 Q A ' ':3fE:' A g , 1:-:if-3:2 -- , A f , . : Z 1 , 1:45 ic Z .nz ,uaif W X935 71 1,00 , 11 Qmfnw Hack YCVV 1 tc r Bonnie How- ard. Van Alex, LaVelle Pierce, Charles Smith, Ierry Ross, Dar- en Spencer, Iohn Bowman, Ron Iournigan, Iim Warden, Wilda Zemmer. Carmen Carnell. Ioyce Riley, Beverly Luster. Cfiiqhtj Mr. George White. Director. 'I d A CHOIR yi :Q-.-. ,A :t t: xgrf-Barbara Marsh, Diane Boyer, Patty O'Neil, Marilyn Barber. Ron Gover, Doug Let- teer, Neil Myrick, Kirby Fox, Leo Bainter, Iohn Patterson, lim Shailstall, Roger Chadwick, Marda Kay Conrad, Perry Rodabaugh, Mary Lynne Evans, Barbara Erwin. Marilyn Litteral. row Efiti to right-Chari Dielmari, Roberta Dinnick, Darlene Lovelady, Iudy Lott, Doris Iewett, Rob- ert Hopkins, David Doherty, Dick Iordan, Gary White, Robert Iewett, Marvin Endicott, Luanne Lee, Diana Holloway, MariaLee Smith. Lynn Arteburn, Vicki Nash. ecznd raw: .eti to right-fMr. White, Sandra Lutz, Wilma Rae Koiiord, Ioyce Phillips, Iudy Savage, Mar- quitta Fisher, Bob lohnson. Bill McCaulley, Gordon Solomon, Larry Irey. Delbert Moulton, Frei Be,- dahl, Mary Lou Wood, ludy Dougherty, Flora Shultz, Darlene Cherry. Elaine LaMay. Fstiorzz row If-tt to :1q::1fDonna Batson, Darlene Hill ,Ruby Walters, Mary Baum, Ierry lean Longwell. Dennis McCullough, Robert Simrell, Gary Mires, Lloyd Cole, Bill Delepiorre. Harold Dowdy, Sandra Hunt. Kathleen Payton, Linda Hardly. Evelyn Britton, Evangeline Carper. Bob Iewett and Sandra Hunt were chosen to represent B.H.S. in the 500 voice All-Northwest Choir. one division of the Northwest Conterence held in Seattle. B CHOIR log' row .--it to right--Ieanette Fakes, Virginia Berdahl, Ida Ham. Birchie Haynes, Darryl Burnside, Alton- so Moreno, Val Martin, Wayne Pierce, Rex Marda Newman. Dorothy Knee. :ini Q-1' ': f.3::'-fBonnie Gover, Marilyn Gossett. Larry Iohnson. Kim Haskell, Ronnie dell Sheppard. hf,.,.,x 'rw .f-ft tc :gif -Carol Crego. Anna Ruth Taylor, Elaine Logsdori, Linda Clubb, Dwight Cook. Robert Taylor. Max Hull, Vllallace Shephard, Kenny White, Tom Adams. Lorraine Haydock, Gcrri McBride. Duane Gover, Tom Chadwick, Carolyn Lewis. Gorrell, Marlene Tibbs, Betty Chandler, Billy Ott, Hager Gorrell, Diana Love. Linda Allen, Aloha Iohnston, Mar- Cclvcrt. lean Ann McKee, Beulah White. 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W A f 7 U 44 ,LL Zo-flbif fic M ,Zi cf Lgjgj CL? wj.Zafy1,zf17f1f '6fLLf,4Qpz LL 6,95 dl M Am ,Lan GL L, Ae pfflf' 44 czfolf n km? fi w Makeup is the final touch of character the actor receives. Wanda an agyddmdld agheef Casl' of Characlers Author: KRISTIN SERGEL Director: KENNETH H. BROWN Arlhur Ha es Mrs. McAllister Frank Morrison Ioseph Blake Clarice Morriso Rogsr Morrison Chris Morrison Charlia Denton Grace Denlon Bill McAllisler Phyllis Hayes , Mrs. Harkness Caroline Hayes Iudy Blake .... Mac ........,. , , Irma .,.. . . ll Anna Blake ..,,. Mrs. Carson Lillle Girl ...,. LLOYD COLE MIDGE SMITH BOB OTT ,, LARRY MUNKRES . . BARBARA MARSH . . ..., TOM BAXTER , , DOROTHY KNEE , IIM TALICH . PEGGY LITTLETON RANDY DICKINSON , .... ROBERTA ROWE ..,. ....,. I ANE CLARK GERRI CALVERT KATHEY DQROEST , ,....... VAL MARTIN CHARLOTTE THOMAS , . .,.. SUSAN PAUGH BONNIE IONES SUSAN KIRKPATRICK Page Forty-Three Juniar Class 'Piaq a If DI LVVE Q Fl fa Cgasi- Lc-Wahq Bm OH Tsai Yonq 'Prince Ylieou Larrq mon Kris Tom Woova Im perial Chamberlain B Youen-Kane' ob OH' Lavrq Johnson Tchaa-Ou-Tlianq Daria .1E.LUE,'H' 'Princess Nieow Chi S i -TE-hun Cvou erness Robevfa 'Rowe JU-Cla' Collfek Su-san 'Pauqh The Hohorabie Tech nnci Tsai I Ynadam Tsai C-un' 'Ev Lfq hfhall Bavrq Sanders Jana? orcl mfqam Q MW EJ I M if j3?ifffMWW3EiL fy WM f ML dim at M! L Lwwlffg W A ZZWQHIZJQGIZX QAM Q W W f w Jw A il- -Z-Fig-. Q L, ' A if 71, ,' QL, L , 7 L4 L A ' b , ' ,- 1 f ,w 'V . A 1 ,fn A ' 1 x, 4' I 1 , 1 , LQ jg Q 0 A L , 5,614 , ' MX!! V 0 o L 1 Q 1. I ,Lffy f A, A i . f ' D A M41 ff N W V4 imyzf- wgfzfzfbmbfz All play a par'I' in B.H.S. life. Here we meei' new faces, exchange ideas, gain new insighf Jim? QXLVQJ 5 Awe mf Hmfffx' mm fjomjj Qs , bg? 1- wafff 'fo gg,-3 Yam Mwffe ffl 11,5791 nngxg 4f'0'141 141Q, . yyyy y Q 'Prm ML , AWCQJ 5441 S 1 1 it 1 rxght-Mary Kay t xng, e 0 Smiih, Indy Si EWCYL ight ' Stcndmg, second , left --Iudy Head D' k Rapp Bob T S H I aylor, andy H . T cl ro- it to Ylghffmdfdd Kay g d B b ru Taylor, Midge I PQF I yf' OFFICERS il.eft to Right, Tom Baxter 'J1ce-Presldent Sherman Kiplina Secretary Randy Dickinson President Charles Anderson Reporter Eddy Hayhurst Treasurer I I I The Future Farmers of America is a national organization, consisting of boys enrolled in vocational agriculture. Its chief aim is to prepare its members to establish themselves in farming and to improve their homes and community. The main activities of the Future Farmers of America are to hold and attend such gatherings as, exhibit at fairs, stock judging at the State Fair, lead- ership and shop skill contest, state and national conventions, annual Farmer's Day dance, award night or Parent and Son Banquet. Randy Dickinson and Eddie Hayhurst attended the Kansas City Conven- tion in November. Attending the state convention at Corvallis, Oregon, were Charles Anderson, Eddie Hayhurst, Sherman Kipling, Randy Dickinson and Tom Baxter. The F.F.A. advisor is Mr. Lyman Patton, who has been the advisor for twenty years. Many successful farmers were once enrolled in his Ag. classes. Fran' row lei! to right-Tom Baxter, Ierry Kerr, Charles Smith. Robert Ringer, Tom Adams. Dave Lee. Edwin Ward. Second row, leit to right-Mr. Patton. Iohn Hankins, Sherman Kipling. Randy Dickinson. Eddy Hayhurst Kenny Kulis Frank Spriet Rex McBride Lurr S ri t . , . . y p e. Back row left to right-Bruce Crisman. Allan Phillips, Roger Gossett, Harley Spriet, Darren Spen- cer. Richard Watson. Charles Anderson. Page Forty-Six OFFICERS Lat to Singh' Kathleen Payton Historian lady Baker Secretary Ruby Walters Lzbrarian Diane Bayer Presxzient Wilma Kollorcl Vice-President Barbara Hunt Treasurer The twenty-four active members ot the Baker F.T.A. have had an active year. They have helped Mrs. Erickson give readiness tests, participated in a Pep Night skit, and made a marshmallow church centerpiece for the third floor of the hospital. Each member has had a chance to arrange the bulletin board in the library and help the grade school teachers decorate th eir bulletin boards. May baskets were also given to the teachers. The group attended the regional meeting at Milton-Freewater where Iudy Dougherty was elected regional secretary. The group's advisor, Mrs. Gildersleeve, was recently appointed Region One Advisor. First row, left to right-Kathleen Payton, Iudy Boker, Ruby Walters, Diane Boyer, Wilma Rae Kof- ford, Barbara Hunt. Second row, left to right-A1 ce lack. Mar Lynne Evans. Evelyn Britton. Corrine Neiger, Connie Howard, Carol Coates, vludy Ingram, Yudy Dougherty. Third row, lett to right-Mrs. Gildersleeve, Sharon Myers. Susan Paugh. Betty Chandler, Mildred Payton, Linda ardley, Marda Kay Conrad, Mary Lu Wood. Page-Forty-Seven ll..ef Serge j7LL OFFICERS tto Htghtj Luanne Lee Vtce-Prestdent Susan Paugh Treasurer Shilo Raley President Kathleen Payton Secretary Carol Coates ant-at-Arms Barbara Taylor Chaplain The purpose oi Tri-Hi'Y is to create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school, and community, higher standards of Christian character. The club this year has sponsored dances, game concessions, visited a different church every month, and presented a skit for Pep Night. The club was hostess for the Pre-Legislative Assem bly, and sent a Re- porter, Senator and cr Representative to Youth Legislature this spring. The club advisor is Mrs. Wright. Bottom row, left to rtiht-Luanne Lee, Carol Coates, Shxla Haley, Kathleen Payton, lor, Susan Paug . Second row, left to right-Mar'alee Smith, Iudy Head, lla lean Baker. Ramona Harlin, I Iudy Stewart, Mrs. Wright, sponsor. Third row, left to right-Linda Weber, Brenda Beatty, Iane Clark, Charlotte Beatty Ianyce Tucker, Roberta Dinnick. Fourth row, left to right-Gerri Calvert, Marquitta Fisher, Bonnie Gover, Ioan Mora Barbara Tay- Sandra Hunt, Sandra Lutz, gne . Fifth row, left to right-Shirley Steele. Dorothy Knee, Bonnie Howard, Marilyn Barber. Sixth row, left to right-Ierry Iean Lonqwell, Donalda Weatherman, Connie Howard., Be ky Chartrey., l , Y. ' - , 1 X t l , Page Forty-Eight rlnyb 2 ,viftkwxwvx , Qxmakl-T LL ik-S44 OFFICERS cLefr to Rmghfy Iohn Mcliim Secretary' Iohn May Chaplain Barry Sanders Vice-President Tom Moore President fbi? The purpose of Hi-Y is to create. maintain. and extend throughout the home. school and community high standards ol Christian character. The organization sponsored an alter-game dance, sold concessions during the noon hour. visit- ed a different church every month. presented the first place skit at Pep Night. and heard several guest speakers. This year Baker hosted the Eastern Oregon pre-legislative assembly. A special honor was given to the Baker club when Bob Ott was elected from among all the Eastem Oregon candidates to fore- most office of governor of Oregon Youth Legislature. Baker sent other delegates and presented a bill at the Salem meeting. First row, left to right-Bob Tremain. Iohn May. Tom Moore. Barry Sanders. Bob Ott Served as 1959 Youth Governor of Oregon Second row, left tc right-Bob Ott. Lloyd Cole. Iohn McKim. Roger Chadwick. Third row left rc right-Dick Gee. lim Garrett. Bill Ott, David Doherty. Top row left to rxgni-Carl Everson. Mr. Girts, Bob Stanley, Larry Iohnson. Page Forty-Fline vi OFFICERS lLeft to Rightl Iomyce Tucker Secretary Cathy Stiltz President Sandra Hunt Vice-President Elaine Lc1May Treasurer The Girls' Athletic Association is composed of girls who are interested in all girls' sports activities. Besides promoting sports at B.H.S., each girl may earn enough points to win an award. These points are earned by participation in activities, committee work, and dances. Some of the main activities on the agenda this year were the unique mas- querade dance which revealed some interesting costumes, the Pep Night skit, which took third place, and cooked food sales, besides the regular play nights. Top row, left to right-Anna Reed, Marilyn Steele, Peggy Williams, Nancy Byron, Carol Westerlund, Birchie Haynes. Miss Hill. Advisor. Second row, left to right Ckneelingjhlanice Kesterson, Iean McKee, Iudy Collier, Arlene Cole, lean' ette Fakes, Marda N-ewman, Linda Allen, Shirley Steele, Iudy Stewart, Ma.lene Tiblzs. Tera Howland. Vickie Hickox. Third row. left to right, fslttmgj-Iudy Lott. Elaine LaMay, Ianyce Tucker, Sandra Hunt, Cathy Stiltz. Marilyn Towne, LaVelle Pierce, Adina Erving, Carol LaKamp, Mary Iane Schomberg. Page Fifty OFFICERS fl.ett to Right! Mr. Hammond Advisor Bob lohnsorm President Bob Ott Eecretaryflreasurer Dick Gee Sergeant-at-Arms Cfeffewmefzk ffl!! The Lettermen's Club is an organization of boys who have earned a varsity letter in football, basketball, or track. These boys are always willing to lend a helping hand to other organizations. Each year everyone looks forward to the annual Lettermen's Club Initiation, which included more boys this year than any year previous to this one. The club advisor is Mr. Hammond. Front row, left to right-Buford Cole, Dick Gee, Bobby Heintz. David Doherty, Hon Storzbach, Ron Os- borne, Harold Dowdy, Gary Owen. Second row, leit to right-Coach Hammond, Ron Pierce, Lloyd Cole, Gary Squires, Roger Chadwick, Dave Freeman, Bob Taylor, Bob Iohnson. Third row, left to riiht-Norval Bgron, Bill Delepierre, Larry lrey. Barry Sanders, Vernon Howland. Iohn McKim, Doug etteer, Bob imrell. Fourth row, lett to right-Ray Patrick. Gary White. Bob Humphries. Tim Iohnson, Dale Koontz. Woody Williams, Bob Ott, Dave Erickson. Back row, left to right-Bill McCauley, Tom Moore, Eldon Loftis, Iobn Thompson, Ed Rose, Steve Van- Ocker. Dan Ayers. Kirby Fox, Carl Everson. Page Flity-One OFFICERS CLeft to Rightj Lynn Brinton Treasurer Marilyn Barber Secretary Susan Paugh Presldent Barbara Marsh Vice-Presudent The purpose oi I.R.L. is to learn more about world problems and other nations. Each of the state-wide groups is issued a set of study topics. In the spring the group will send one delegate to take part in each round table study discussion in Eugene. The group earned their own money for this trip by selling noontime concessions and basketball concessions. Members are selected for the trip on the basis of how many points have been eamed throughout the year. Top row, left to right-Ioan Moragne. Ramona Harlin, lla lean Baker. Ierry lean Longwell, Iim Tulich Second row, left to rzght-Mr. Hammond. Marilyn Barber, Susan Paugh. Barbara Marsh, Lynn Brinton. Page Flity-Two Lgflllf At almost every Baker High function, the courteous Spurs are present, living up to their motto, At your service. They are an important link in the public relations chain as they hand out programs and usher at plays. iootball and basketball games. Membership in the Spurs is honorary and consists ot outstanding sopho- more girls chosen on the basis oi leadership, dependability, and activity par- ticipation. Front row, left to right-Carolyn Lewis. Ianet Savage. Charlotte Thomas. Lynda Allen. Back ro ' lett to right-Mrs. Gildersleeve. sponsor: Kathie Fox. Linda Weber. Becky Chartrey, Diana Love, Kathy DeRoest Page Fifty-Three .X y s W-ff ffadb 6711! The Radio Club is composed of members of the High School student body who are interested in electronics. It is made up od boys. but girls are wel- come to join. We make our money by selling popcorn at basketball games to buy parts and equipment with. ior the use oi the members. Some oi the members are licensed Radio Amateurs, who also belong to the City Ham club. There are others leaming to be Amateurs. The Radio Club meets every Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in Mr. Woodhouse's room. Left to right-Dave Smith. Earl Rayburn. lim Longwell. David Wyatt. Iohn Bowman, Mr. Woodhouse. ad vlso Page Fifty-Four 'Pdf 4, f'f'nnuur1gnn utfuxifljug '.3.3q,,., in' l 'Q OFFICERS Ll.eit to Rrghtt Mary Lynne Evans Vzce-Presxdent Torn Moore Presldent Midge Smith Secretary Barbara Marsh Treasurer Zlexhzdfzs The Baker Thespian Chapter, although small in membership, has ac- complished many things during 1958-59. The Thespian-sponsored play, Thun- der on Sycamore Street, was well-received, and the group played a large part in the production of the Broadway hit, Lute Song. Eight members at- tended the state drama conference at Corvallis. A BHS senior, Carol Larson. carried away top honors in the state playwriting contest. A large number were initiated in the spring and prospects for 1959-60 are bright. Under the stimulating advisorship of Mr. Brown, the Thespians have com- pleted an active year. Front row, left to right-Barry Sanders. Tom Moore, Cuyler Lighthall, Lloyd Cole. Back row, left to rrght-Iudy Wallis, Mary Lynne Evans, Mr. Brown. Barbara Marsh, Midge Smith. Page l'-:tty-Frve OFFICERS tBack Row, Lett to Right? Gerald Grove Business Manager Glenna Holland Assistant Feature Editor Buford Cole Sports Editor Ierry lean Longwell Feature Editor 1Front Row, Lelt to Higlitj Sharon Wood Assistant Business Manager Carol Larson Editor 4755 fag The Log, Baker High's oificial weekly newspaper, strives to promote student activities and student welfare. This year several special issues were published: a Pep Night special, a football issue, a basketball issue, and a Centennial special. The last issue of the Log, containing the class will and prophecy, was printed by The Record-Courier. Members of the joumalism class and other interested stu- dents serve as the Log reporters. Mrs. Long and Mr. Updegralf are the advisors. Front row, leit io iight-Buford Cole. Gerald Grove, Ierry lean Longwell, Carol Larson. Glenna Holland, Sharon Wood. Second row, lelt to right-Sue Seevers, Sandra Mull, Arlene Cole, lane Clark, Lola Wilson, Sheila Ray- born, Aloha Iohnston. Back row, left to right-Bill McCauley. Gary Owen, Barbara Sherman, Ron Osborne, Judy Ingram, Hazel Myers. Page Fifty-Six OFFICERS 12 tStand::t'g l.--It to Pilgrit Iudy Baker Art Edie' Mary Lynne Evans F-.sszstini fave' Kendra Feddersen F :sms-ss Manager Lance McConnehey Photographer Susan Paugh Assistant Pnotographer Sharon Myers Fdzfct Wye! Much hard work in long hours of soliciting and assembling have resulted in this book of which the officers and members of this organization are proud. It would have been impossible ex- cept for the cooperation and unselfish work given by all, espec- ially Mrs. Long, the advisor. The officers wish to thank all for their cooperation. Persons with constructive criticism, new ideas, and a will- ingness to work hard are welcomed. Front row tsegzec, let' .c rggkt-Iudy Moore, Ieanette Ashby, Kendra Feddersen, Ianet Savage, Barbara Mattes. mack .ut 'c Hgh:-Mary Baum, Glenna Holland, Llona Crane, Hoben Dinnick, Becky Chartrey Ianet Nygord. Ioan Moragne, Connie Howard, Carol Coates. Bonnie Innes, Ramona Harlln, Co.rine llciger, lla Baker. Delori: Wright, Walter Scott, David Doherty. Page l 1tt','-Seven azffbfzzz mow agacvbfy National Honor Society is an honorary club limited in mem- bership to those students who. in the opinion of fellow students and faculty members. possess outstanding qualities in scholar- ship, leadership. character, and service. The club, which can be composed ol as much as 8 percent of the student body. is open only to those who are on the Honor Roll. Mrs. Inman is the advisor. Seated, left to right-Carol Larson. Evelyn Britton. Luanne Lee. Doris Iewett. Sharon Myers. Standing, left to right-Dick Rupp. Indy Baker. Iill Hannoman, Mrs. lnman. advisor: Mary Lynne Evans. A 'na Ervinq, Barry Sanders. Page Fifty-Eight u yin!- 'E 345. 1 OFFICERS left to Right, Sharon Myers Presldent Indy Baker lJ1CE-P'ES2d9Y'lf Mary Lyrme Evans Secretary' JIM! Lgwliff Quill and Scroll is an intemational ioumalism honorary. It is composed of juniors and seniors who are in the top fourth of their class scholastically and have done outstanding work one or more years in joumalism. Left to right-Susan Paugh, Carol Larson, Kendra Fedclerson. Mary Lynne Evans. Sharon Myers lseatedj Ierry lean Longwell. Iudy Baker. Page Fltty-Nine 10' JM OFFICERS Back Qomwlefg to rtght-Iudy Dougherty. treasurer: Diana Holloway. assistant drill leader: lane Clark, Il ea ef. Front row, left to right-Peggy Littleton, president: Marquitta Fisher. vice-president: IoAnne Ensminger, secretary. Pep Club is the organization which works to create and uphold school spirit. All members are required to be in uniform and in the designated rooting section. The club sponsors pep assemblies. school dances. cooked food sales and the annual Pep Night before the La Grande football game. Highlights of the year included initiation oi new members, the over- night stay ol the Hermiston Pep Club members, and the retum trip of the club to Hermiston. A branch of the club. the Baker High Steppers, provided half-time en- tertainment at games. Miss Hill, the advisor. chaperoned all the meetings and out-ol-town trips. Back row, len to right---Carol Coates, Marlene Tibbs, Arlene Cole. Zoe Ann Fuller, Deanna Rea, Annette Feddersen. Donalda Weatherman. Virginia Berdahl, Birchie Haynes. Stvvetntlt row, left to right-Ieannette Fakes. Clara Morris. Elaine I. o gs d o n. Barbara Mattes. Corrine Neiger, ll-ldtl Moore. Shirley Steele, Gerri Calvert, Kathie Fox, LaVelle Pearce. Stxttt tow, left to rfght-Peggy Williams Ienny Gross. Ianic.e Kesterson, Ian Smith. Becky Chartrey. Connie Howard. Ianet Savage, Iudy Collier. Diana Love. Linda Allen. A Ftttl- tow, lot! to right-Dorothy Knee. Linda Weber. He-:Lynne Ashby, Glenna Holland. Barbara Erwin. Patty O'Ne1l. Ianet Larkin, Kathleen Payton, Ioyce Riley. Fourth tow, left to right-Iudy Savage. Adina Erving. Wilma Kofford. Ioan Moragne. lla lean Baker. Ianyce Tucker. Helen Williamson. Vickie Nash. Chari Dielman. Third row, let! to rtght-Betty Iean Dolby. Donna Io Leuck, Shila Haley, Brenda Beatty. leannette Ashby. Kendra Fed- dersen. Vicki Hickox. Se-cond row, left to right-Diana Holloway, lane Clark, Peg gv Littleton, Marquitta Fisher. Mrs. Hill. lront row, rally squad, left to right-Iudy Stewart. Sandra Hunt. Marda Kay Conrad. Barbara Taylor. Marialee Smith, Iudy Head. Mary Kay Smith. Page SJ OFFICERS Cop, Left to Right? Peggy Littleton President Carol Westerlund Vice-President Adina Erving Secretary tKneeltng, Left to Rightb Doug Letteer Executive Officer Lorraine Haydock Treasurer Rfk mr This is the second year of the Blue Mountain Iunior Rifle Club. Its members are composed of students who enjoy shooting and are in- terested in promoting good sportsmanship, safety, and skill in handling tire- arms. The club enjoyed an active year entering two teams in Postal Shoot- ing Matches and hosting the La Grande Rifle Club to a competitive shooting match and chili feed. A unique feature of the club is the awarding of The Outstanding Rifleman ot the Year to some member of the club. The club's advisor is Mr. Zahl, assisted by Mr. Tom Dant and Mr. Ball- ard Brooks. Top row, leit to right-Mike Carter, Mr. Zahl, Advisor: lag Pryse, Billy Rudolph, Ken Carter, David Smith. Ed Ward. Marshall Smith, Ron Bloom, Sam Porter. ddie Hayhurst. Second row from top-Mr. Ballard Brooks, Sherryl Elliott, Annette Pearce. Theona Hurse, Gerri Calvert, Hazel Myers, Linda Allen. Perry Rodabaugh, Ieanette Fakes, Marda Newman, Donalda Weatherman. Anna Ruth Taylor. Flora Schultz, Esther Williams, Darrell Letteer. Mr. Don Shuck, Mr. Tom Dant. Third row, from top-Leland Shipman, Corky Smith. Burl Swiger, Mike Duffy, Ray McCoy. Mike Elder, Bill Mcknight, Mr. Orville Reagan. Botox: row Letteer, Carol Westerlund. Peggy Littleton, Adina Erving, Lorraine Hay- dock. Page Sixty-One .av -I OFFICERS Randal Dickinson President Dianne Boyer Secretary-Treasurer agieecfi Speech Club promotes public speaking in high school and gives stu- dents an opportunity to improve their public speaking ability. Dinner meetings are held with a table topic, speeches, and formal criticism given. Every meet- ing the best speaker by popular vote is awarded the traveling loving cup. At the end ot the year the speaker receiving the cup the most times has his name engraved on the cup and is allowed to keep it over the summer. This year the club sponsored a Centennial Talent Assembly commem- orating Oregon's 100th birthday. Outstanding events through the 100 Years were symbolized by student talent. The assembly was favorably received by students, faculty, and visitors. Roberta Rowe and Evelyn Britton were co-chair- men. Walter Scott represented BHS in the I Speak ior Democracy contest. The club attended Eastern Oregon District Speech meet in La Grande. Top row, lett to right-Bob Kinsey. Bob Heintz, Marsha Lillard. Kathy DeRoest, Mrs. Boyer, Advisor: Di- ane Boyer, Randall Dickinson. Carol Larson. Gerald Grove. Theona Hurse, Sandra Mull, Iill Hen- nernan. Darla Moulton. Seated, left to right-Kendra Feddersen. Karen Miles, Walter Scott, Mary Lynne Evans, Evelyn Britton Linda Eardley, Lola Wilson, lane Clark, Peggy Littleton, Ieannette Ashby- Page Sixty-Two JW! 012225 5 mms 622421 f... kk., 7 fff ZZ'-KL ff!! f 4511! f X511 f f fffff 'ff K 0111 ffff f I I J C I C I ,kr 7 f .fff.'44f 4 7 f.. X ,L yy, if I V, f I f , f ,f 7 f I 1 f V V 'W' ' pff- A. f,' Mm Q . ', ,, X Q54 ', H X 4 7, f C, XL cf I 7 a f .'!?'f.fff'1f 15? Af! , , , ,VWJC V, ,K C , A 1 5 is K 4 f7'1-2 f,a-:-' :x ff I .1 V , ., - - , kjfs Aff, 4 1-f 4,4-,f !' ', If l 7 f L a X f. IZ g ' ,!,. 'L,f f ' 1' If cdbzkbflghensals Baker High, a symbol of a dis+inc+ way of life. The friends, 'rhe memorable even+s, +he ac+ivi+ies-all of 'rhese fhings .4 are ours--are pari' of us never +0 be 'raken away, because we have been a par+ of +hem. puns 3 79567 in H LE :mem-Scum Pww 1957 'Minn '?f3 'PH sf Dahllng' Bob Ott 16 Yrs Ago All Rxght Boys' Lets Play Ball He S Positively Dreamy MM www P' What Fun. Wheel - , 'g , .3x,, ,gf , 1 igliiki ,fi , 'Q , - 7 9 L A . . K 5,5 ,. K . ' tl A . 2 ' iii , N .Q W f - . ' , 1 5' ' .4 . V- .. ,,.xNff 4, l . , ,fy ' , A ,gg 6 X girls? Q, -sf. 1 Q 'f - ' - , . X . ' ',L,- -Is.,, s: 4'a:'I2'?-.:v-Z'x'f K, .725 W: ,. H . A L,,.L,F.. v 1 , fi: - Q. ' E ' . . 1- L ' f K V f - - . I I N L ' 4 1 . ' 3' ff - ga W. , . . . . . 1 - . W-1-iv, W N . H Meanwhile. Back in the Lab . . . Wo,-gg ANYBQDY Dance wigh Us? I ml 37 QQ? 5 al' A h 3 Stooges xi' 6' . Ohhh. Bob. .Um La Grande Will Be Srnoidering Now Back in China 1a X F, ! ak 1-:Xt ff? X K ' TQ 1' Wise Guy! Q A 9. Q The Lineup? Step 2, 3. . . Sitting Pretty Whero's the Daddy? Now You Listen to Me! t a 'B. 5.'! ..- V-.. fw...--4 -- He Loves Me. Dig That Crazy Beat Mxss America Work. Slaves Txckhsh Busmess I . 5 I Remember When? mrnnsg 5 Year H131 UE LINEUP FRIDAYS 8 PNN The KKLL STAUN KOIN TV Chan bg l 1 ,Uffflllf S!-UCTIXY MAVERIC , X831 9 gl,--W IMMKSSI IINLZ 'HHH H VI KND MAY : H135 Puzzle Factory? ,ff The Early Bird Get's the Worm. COG Mcm Overboard! 6'j 'O CUSTODIANS msn Camas. PAUL znwmms .1 --. , 0 J ' 1.5 ' X A7 fu, ,Q QV ,.iL...A LIBRARIANS Front Row-Mary Lou Long, Lola Wilson, Evelyn Iackson. Iudy Wallis, Marilyn Litteral. 4 Second Row-Mrs. Gildersleeve, Ron Pierce. Dan Ayres. Sherman Kipling, Sylvia Wyatt. if COOKS LSTA MORRIS. ESTPIEH LONG ...4 0725015 mt fwwfr 1 Q VA D K 1c1vmFf-rdf Q ft MMM A4 TV Ly L LKV TLC1 r v '.'.' 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