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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1974 volume:

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Almost eveyone's birthday was celebrated with a party as were on time deadlines in Journalism II. I s- k, af 5 Q iii? H Q --Q. gsfeg, 4 W ei, ,5.,,?,w ,,eNo,,A.b,,s 5 -in gr -'vw-.., g .. We xx Hg? . ix ef ' -.I Above: The camera grabs the lunch bunch at their table. Below: Carol Christenson and Kristi Jones work on the Christmas mural on the front window. Painting the Christmas scene on the window is an annual event at Baker High. Left: David Hack stands in the doorway of an out-house left on the lawn of the school during the night. The two-seater was one of the two left in the yard in the past two years. Both mag- ically appearing buildings have been towed away as soon as possible. While no one saw who did the deed, everyone seemed to know the culprits. Tb be ' ing ii., fb '-ap, 5 .: Q L I -.4 117' K L ,Q-94 Above: Jeff Kleck and Fred Cribbs discuss the world's events over a mornings cup of coffee. Below left: Mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the neatcst one of them all? '? '? Above right: Gail Petrie makes merriment on hcr clarinet. Below right: Ms. Durgan changes the pace by going outside to instruct her class. an K ,w.. 1- 4' J' A 'V .num , if WW l 'I ..-4' ,ff , AY W 1 . . f' 5 ' f' , 2. ' ' ' 5- gif . T ,,-1, l.r r Above left: Rick Badgley shows style as he presents his speech to his class. Above: Cyndy Rasmussen demonstrates the proper way to decorate a holiday cake. Below: Nugget editor Trace Lee Ashby dis- plays one of her more intellectual expressions. A -sw- 1. xx swf! ,vs Xu In lzonor of . . . We the Students of Baker Senior High dedicate this 1974 yearbook to Herman Stieger. Who is Herman Stieger? Herman Stieger is the fun-loving face you see at all the football practices, basketball games and track meets. Mr. Stieger was graduated from BHS in 1917. From school, he made his career with Western Electric Co. This job dealt with communications, mostly putting up telephone offices along the Pacific Coast and down into Nevada. Mr. Stieger retired in 1962 and returned to Baker in 1965. In his life, this athletic enthusiast, has coached a little League baseball team, helped with the Walla Walla Junior High football team and also with the wrestling squad. Along with being a sports fan, Mr. Stieger enjoys the outdoors. He and his wife take pleasure in going to the moun- tains and getting acquainted with nature and all it has to offer. The Stieger's were both involved with show dogs when they lived in Walla Walla, Wash. Mr. Stieger was the President of the Walla Walla Kennel Club for five years. The Stieger's have two poodles and they attend many of the various dog shows around the area. Mrs. Stieger teaches a 4-H dog class in her spare time. At the close of the football season, the Lettermen's Club made Mr. Stieger an honorary member and presented to him a 1ettermen's jacket. This was given to him for his unique interest in the students and their performances in sports. Mr. Stieger plans on continuing to lend a helping hand whenever possible at all the sports events scheduled in the future. -udii' vi H y f if ww - . 'w-.. 1 I S ...fgaxl L' .' .Q ll -. V , 'ff-i.1.sia:' X ,.. . We the students of Baker High School dedicate this page of the 1974 yearbook to the Baker City Centennial. July 28 starts the celebration of Baker city's 100th birthday. Special contests, selling booths, state level politicians to come speak, antique pioneer craft show, ice cream socials and a historical pageant are just some of the things being planned to help the special occasion along. Store fronts along Main Street will be built to represent the old pioneer days along with authentic pioneer dress worn by the town merchants. Some of the booths will include demonstrations on quilting, butter churning, saddle and boot making and other lost pioneer crafts. Special events planned are a rubber raft race, puppet show and music in the park. The above picture shows an angle of Baker from Fireside hill taken in 1903. Below, with progressive movement Baker is shown in 1974. iPhoto by Chuck Osbornj S.. ft A , f K 1 K : 33. Yi Y 4- V . .-.eisei-, .. -X J Y , . . - A . N X ff: S mac. 'Fiifxiy 5515 - ' 1 . K -1 Xi.. we - . . t . .K um, A U . ,JN . , -. f v A, N' - ' .- .sa..:-M., 1f?..f.l 8-ww-., Jn... ia-its . '-r --- Table of Coritents Prmc pal ma' Fa If-3 im um 3 0ff1ce staff Teachers fl Semluxifinifs F ootball Basketball ' Track Tennis ' F' ifmmuimfs Simms E3 Student clubs Plays E DQ E Liv-xi-o's flrank you Baker merchants for your support of tlre 1974 Nugget Hmmm 6ruduutiou 5 , , EQ l MFA: f Q f K 11.9 X U y fm -QQ. ff-Lx .-...-- ',..o. 1.. '.... ,, . M- Vi EL ,mx Q., .. 'EEEEET : : KT 21' ... 21.2 . ffff, 0 ffxii Q .. 1. . ,Y .-J. . , mr. f if 1' Q fix 2 3' Q M 'If x A . A, ' ' 1... ,, in K 'u. I 3? K W ' Q w: 4 4 f ,K T 'K I 5 3 5 . illbgij l . 1. Q - . A . 1 ak , - 1 ' ' A-Q-ummv. ,, . zgfewfe- xsggjitj ,Kai 35 KK Y ,h ' I '--'nf- F A me - X, f f1f ' 'lk 4 Q 1 :Wi -nr 4 -1 as , -.. ll ,x Student founc 7 The 1974 members of Student Coun- cil were led, for the first time by a liberated president, Cyndy Rasmussen. Other officers were: Dave Klugh, vice-presidentg Lynn Williams, secretaryg and Kara Kennison, treasurer. During the year student council or- ganized many events, some of which included members of the student body. A few events tried this year were a We Love You faculty break- fast, wrapping Toys for Tots at Christmas time along with the canned food drive for the needy. A Come To The I-lop dance, bas- ed onthe events of the 50's was pre- sented in January. A suggestion box was set up in the office at the first of February for the students to use to get their ideas into the council. The council organized the Talent Assembly for BSHS in which students were involved. Other activities for the remainder of the year included the election of new members into the coun- cil. The 1974-75 Student Council's term officially begins May 1. Cyndy contemplates her role as A.S.B. President 1 1 1 I Q. grill lm lilo 5.1 School Boa a' by District administrative staff includes from left to right: Dr. Galt, superintendentg Dan Warnock Jr. , school board mcmberg Frances Burgess, chairman of school boardg John Story, school board mem berg Ralph Ward, school board memberg LaVerne Frazier, deputy clerk. Not pictured is George Gildersleeve, school board member I find the great thing in this world is not so much where we stand as in what direction we are moving - Oliver Wendell Holmes aculty '-i :-,, WU 1 xff r I 'il f--........., 1-sq W ,M ..,,. 9x ff' x ul' 4. 1 ,1 .f r Above: Guidance Personnel get together for Nugget camera after a long busy day. From left to right they are: Mrs. Rebecca Boles, Mr. LeRoy Gornick, and Mrs. Joyce Hindman. Below: Mrs. Carol Simpson and Mrs. Norma Lee Childers are active in the office. Mask' Mr. Kent Smith teacher of Music Literature, takes a group of students on a tour of Europe every year. Mr. Smith is trying to schedule more concerts so that his choirs will have more performing ex- periencc. Mr. Carol Miller, band teacher, tries to play as many instruments as possible in order to help his students. He also has organized a stage band, pep band and foot- ball band. In order to purchase new uni- forms for his band members, he also or- ganized a fund raising campaign. Ms. Kathy Walden teaches Orchestra one period a day at BHS, then she reports to the junior high where she also instructs orchestra classes. This is her second year at Baker. A Vocational Industrial Arts class is made up of several courses. These in- clude Agriculture I, II, 8: Illg Shop Skills Ig Drafting Ig and Architectural Drafting. These arts also include Woodworking Ig 1 u Advanced Woodworking Ilg Wood Trades Illg ElectricityfElcctronicsg Art I Sz Ilg and Commercial Art. Instructors for these courses are: Mel Sorenson for Woodworking I, II, St IIIg Lew Robbins for Shop Skills and Ag. I, II, gl IIIg George Rainey for Electricity! Electronics and General and Architectural Draftingg and Eldon Moore for general, advanced and Commercial Arts. 1 . I K ,.l. . 4 use Q K, 1 4, , , l . 5 T . n Q ' M 535' ss cl . , K Ng, if 7 ' ,R 1, 1 X , I Ja, ..... we I . 4 , 1 L ki ' Q vb K ai, W Qi.. Varied interpretations of nature were depicted on canvas by some of the more creative students in one of Mr. Moore's art classes. E L.. '11 3 l Q x . I if SXQN This year's Science classes consist of mainly the same projects which include, insect collections, bird-call recognition, animal dissections, and flower collections. There are also classes on chemistry and Physics. Teachers include, Alan McCullough, Chemistry and Physicsg Don Hunt, Biology Dennis Axness, Biology and Life Scienceg Vaughn Folkman, Physical Science. ,AO language Arts -W 5 iris 'E 1.1 him B arbara , E Hg f , 5 .. .J -1. 4155 , Y- 'x 5 1 . , Q se , 1 N 1, 'I ' u F V - Y' 5 :asa 5 mg,-1 -,rf Teacbers muse Janet Godard D Teacheis Ms Godaid and Ms Bayless muse ove1 a beautiful birthday bouquet A program of senior electives was developed by the Language Arts department to re- place the general English IV course. Next years seniors will be able to choose the specific courses they wish to take. Drama was added as a specific part of Mr. Richard Domey's speech class. Two sec- tions of Journalism I were offered this year because of student interest. Seniors worked their way through Lord of the Flies and Hamlet. Juniors all studied Macbeth. Sophomore-s concentrated on brushing up on their basic writing, reading and speaking tools. Q? S S le, QQ E1 Miss Leslie Durgan has accomplished many things during her 4 years teaching at BHS. Among these, she has teaching a boys' home-ec class, starting the nursery program, and having her students invite guests during the food unit. Mrs. Carol Rodman, who taught 2 years in Miami, Florida, is presently teaching at BHS. Mrs. Rodman hopes to add golf and archery to her P. E. curriculum. Mr. Wayne Looney who has taught P. E. and been assistant coach for 6 years, has just been bestowed with the title of head coach. Mr. Looney is looking forward to the upcoming year. This year's foreign language instructor is Zo Ann Purnell. She teaches Spanish I-II and also German I-II to sophomore, junior, and senior students. Paul Wallace is this year's Special Education teacher. He is also very ac- tive in the game of tennis. Carol ik Pbysical fdacarion omemaklhg Foregm language Special Education - pug, fl .nf f a Os- Q a ,ps ,s Sally Business Education Mrs Sally Read, typing teacher as taught at Baker Senior High School for the past three years Her schedule con sists of typing the full day Mrs Eva Ostwald has taught at Baker High for seventeen years She teaches shorthand I, bookkeeping, and general business This year data processing is being taught in bookkeeping Mr Tom Langston teaches office practice and business machines, short- hand Il, general business, business English, and business law to Juniors and Seniors. This is his thirteenth year Baker Senior High UQ Soclul Studies This year, the usual class of Senior Modern Problems has been changed to Democratic Problems, but still consists of mainly the same projects. Teachers for Democratic Problems are: Gary Hammond and Richard Taie, who also in- structs U. S. History along with Dale Austin. John Heriza teaches World Civ. to Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors. Some activities in the Democratic Problems classes consisted of studying the Constitution in full, Civil Defense, and various civilizations at the beginning of the year. In World Civ. , the students study a variety of countries and construct term papers around them. U. S. History con- sists of studying the history of the United States. Thank you custodians for doing a great job. Mess Hall in action! Qing, Jr-5 'S 1 Q i i i Z 3 i The student body would 11ke to volce a speclal thanks to the cafeterla staff for domg a f1ne Job fusfodlal Staff The mind is restless, turbulent, strong and unyielding. as difficult to subdue as the wind. --Bhagavad Gita Seniors ' ., -4 gif J 1 SR? X, 5 ,arf Q aiiilf' sa 'Q vii P3 iv ! l Infos U ha. 3 3. :JXQM ,.. va 4 Q 4 7. 5 ish? Q- Y 4 K 9 .Q x Y. I X 4 P img: Q .fi i W .za R , .H x. ' x as Cathy Allen Danna Andrews Kent Bailey Tom Allen Trace Ashby Carole Barber i,JX, f'sA I5 Frank Bates Don Johnston demonstrates the swimmer's physique at the fall swim meet. Q. C in Leslee Bennett Chris Bohn Charles Brackin Linda Brown James Brooks Julie Burchtorf Jim Brown Laurie Cady fair o fo' -'YQ Sherman Cairns Mike Chinn Diane Campbell Carol Christenson Janell Clubb Sharon Carpenter Nelson Clarke Rose Coleman ' X. f T Don Sorenson and John Rohner in- tensely study a football game. 0 99 X ix . rg I Y A 'o I 0 I Donna Colton Michael Conro Kathy Colvin Diana Cook Patrick Conley Fred Cribbs Q 1 J. ik Amr-' 5 Q. ' Donna Curry F110 D'Addona ..f H Bm VN Linda Daniels Ron Darrow Larry Davilla J aneece Dobbel Craig DeLacy Janet Dodson Ronald Dickison Lori Dowdy in E. Q-av' x...f, ffrzfii' all gnndf' Nab. 4T '7 Debbie Dunn Debra Fairchild Kevin Fleming Glynda Goodman Robert Grove JoAnn Eddy Bonnie Felton Eileen Galt Carol Gorte Polly Guglcr Jeri Ann Geddes Jim Grahl Neva Gyllenberg Tony Sackos points the way. v . 4 X x. I ' ' .fn . .-V ,. an 'ii .o. Catherine Higgins Larry Hill iv' 'war Debby Hale Debbie Hansen William Hall Donald W. Hansen Gary Handyside Mike Harris ,,,.f, . ,5 -nw fCN1llnw1,, ,ma 4' gif. ' I T' Ms. Childers and office aides show typical office relations. if Vern Jensen Kelly Johnson Michael Johnston Bill Kirkpatrick Mike Koplein Betty Johnson Larry Johnson Kristi Jones John Kirkpatrick Sally Kuhl Jim Brown turns his head for the camera while welding. Mm KNO! 'CZIIJP 1 wig' I -. l,l1'l4 s '1 'l'1,l 'ffl an ,, .umm .n'z', , 4. 4 ,Qillx JW' 'iff u gtk. 'Vi V 'x Q K Q J N I A .fewgi 1 .1,:g.y,.3wy - 1- vsf fe-of num 'fe' o 'eff of'- -5 EW? L I ,N 'A M KT x M k. 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How can I open your eyes to show you my despairg Can't you listen, or do you really care. Diane Campbell Gail Petrie Mindi Phillips Tom Pilcher Katherine Pitts Joyce Powell John Price Cathy Quigley Cyndy Rasmussen Ramona Profitt Michael Ragsdale Sandra Ritch fgzf' A 4-desist' Up against the wall ! 4, 1 I .WWW ,fx 'R-r 'rIv N-.aff Q Jamie Query Here's to ya! 09 1 Ben Rosales Clarence Scott Tony Sackos Mary Scott Shelley Schreeck Rick Scrivner Tim Rode John Rohner fl 45 Steve Scrivner Sheree Sherman Vickie Shaw Andy Silven Michele Shean Don Sorenson Pfx aff fl.. Dan Stevenson - al, f 3 Q 1 Pat Sullivan Teresa Tatlock Rebecca Vessel Keith Surber Cherel Tigrett Carmen Swilling Kelly Turner ,..w....,X' If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drum- mer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away. Henry David Thoreau .-'ix'-Ziff , Sonda Wade Mike Walker Monty White Daniel Ward Karen Whitt Owen Wendt Sherry Wickert Cathy Wiles Amanda Wright Lynn Williams Michael Wright W ,gf- l i Nor pictured Merlin Bashans Delbert Binschus Walter Cox Doug Daniels Andrea Ellingson Charles Grant Bob Gilbert f Dennis Haimerl Mickey Hendrickson Debbie Hibbard Garth McKnight Camille Pryse Dale Smith Mike Stephens Wes Weber John Wldman . mf ,ft Q Kim Wilson Monty Wynn Grant Young ix: 223' N155 Sembr reflecrfbns rf, 00 your mark, get sen sl-u-11-rp! Leftg Pie-lovers, Barbara Lissman and Eileen Galt, practice their techniques. Belowg The screams and yells of the managers Mr. Wallace, seated left, and Dan Ward, right, get ready for the big plunge. 1......, 1. I mmm' he l helped the contestants eat their way to victory. Winning is not everything. And it is far better to play the game squarely and lose than to win at the sacrifice of an ideal. - Andrew Latham Smith Athletics Varsky Stats Mr. Home 0' Nampa 13' 0nrario 13 Moscow 12 Bend 30 Redmond 0 llermlsfon 26 Pendleton 34 la6rande 20 'Denotes Non -league games Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker 1.9! Hi., V! 5:-X W1 185544, ,M ,H 4 5.4. -, A 'J , f I 5 pn. ,QM '1' ,A 1'-A K 39' xx Q 10- ' f 'X 4 1 V t M ,tv . ?lYfifV1i i y ' 3 21- X '70 vcyul xl - , if ' 1 1 H f - g X 1 1 X g 5 V 's A X ' vf ' vw x' 22 J an I .NQA4-4-'f -3' 'nn' .Y , ,fl fi 4 Q 1. V I' . ' 'Zi fn' -.. , FQQ 14 ID 1' lVl S' I P M' ' 5 152 Mitch Hopkins .1 N' X , ak 1 X, ' I FW' Q 5 l f'V ' ..-4 Fu .5 at ,L biCl1y,O ms 'J Vern Jcnsel ' I . I fl 2 J' i f ' . . ' . , y 5 , Vic Rcthc 1' fo rd F-fi ,ff - 'XJ j f 5 ' V Q 7 fi 52 m V 2, V Jim Lcthlcun Bruce Vzmrlonbos I 5, Q5 G56 Mxlxc McAdams 'fs :J A 2 ban G1 lffxth, V NJ I il V-, z Y HP' tf.. wi K Q54 ,Q 'M .. Q M' 'J' M. Mm Wk., nw 'LA Wg? 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Front row Don Engler, David Miles, Mike Erickson, Gary Krantz Dan Ray Robeit Miller, Craig Calder Kyle Mooic Randy Cribbs and John McMillan. if if M5 M X 1 Nindi N . - 7 QP Ka ron Q Kim .I I 15 P S s . 'W 1 , gui 2' Frances 4 1 5 -4 Q . W u ,mlm h ...gg 1 -'N b L,LL M 8 Q Ma, lf: X ,. T -f ,v . Avy? 5 x X.. di' ' Pviigrvri , ..- S E I 1 . p fam. . -- u A-' v . ,4E ,SN '7'fQ?1, ggi, f-' '75,.9f'72 xl Jr'-ff ' A14 '172 . , 1 ,wx 'fff 1' '31 ig 1 t fri-1ii4ufff 5Y 1 'X ' ii! x ' 1, Qs? g, K ff1,2lSgg 'mf .5743 'n To 4, , ,rf il rl i 1 H. 4 1 gfi n - Eff: ' S! - I 4- 1 .gf T' 'AJ bf V-V insi- xg . mix HU .1-A 1 4 I, . f ME v u I v O 5 fl. . ,ug VISIEQR O gy ,Ns DOWN ,' ff? T V 4 , Q V.-'.r , we 91- 1, Jun, an ' 'L' :' f 5 -' If K' N I , J f' AL:L,',pi' ...,. rf v fm -if 'S'-. 'ST ,ef 4T f,', .. 4, -,P ,QQ it ' -1 J 1 3 m ' s - 4 + Vg V ,Il . , ,A 1 ,T ie- ? g.5Jgi ? - Q is 1 gi- .m K f K if ' QW . l'!4:ivbA Y 34,3 ' 1 QQ j L my A ffl' ' ,, . 4- ,ii Q K Y : K' f , 1. 'D' . , . 3 if .P ' ' ef 'ffefg M 1?1 f5' im effgf? ' 3 H Q 42 ' if L. 51f?gt:,1Qg1 ?8 Q 1 NE K' V i 433+ ' s Q? 14 V f K fs V it ,viii Q y ', s 'b 6 . 753-kg ua? gr 3? . ,. ,M g t i Ly V ' 'fk thx 'if , S gi Y 352442 gr' xv- 6 N5 A X M W x 1 ' if L,'A -X K 4 x 1 .ggi f K Q fgiinw Q S if X- H X 'Q S Baseball makes a comeback Top row, left to right: Manager, I. McLay, Head Coach, Mr. Nelson, M. Koplein, M. Palmer, J. Walker, K. Durfee, K. Moore, C. Calder, Assistant Coach, Mr. Erickson. Bottom row, left to right: T. Parlin, D. Olson, R. McKinnis, S. Scrivner, J. Brooks, M. White, D. Curtis, M. Hopkins. Rick Scrivner delivers the pitch. Mike Koplein positions for shortstop. ,954 Hell' ,- 1-...,,,.,, uv?- '. I Third baseman, Don Olson. Third baseman, Jim Brooks. 5 E Outfielder, Tom Parlin. Mike Koplein fields a second base steal .519 ' f-4-We V but-F J'i'fWWa,r: ,...,4.4. ...,k' of Q -fig Kevin Durfee, outfielder. Steve Scrivner winds up for his pitch. The BHS baseball team brought home a 2-8 record in Con- ference and a 4-12 record in all games for their first year in action. Ron Nelson, coach, feels, This season was a learning season. We were just getting baseball in the high school again. We had a good turn out for the team and everyone tried hard. Next year will be another year for learning. We are losing six starters. We hope to have a good turn out next year. We also hope to get a JV team started, con- cluded the coach. John Walker, outfielder. Mitch Hopkins forces his runner out maui g . Q V, M K ' r- J ' 4 '1 t if 1 , Q N . ' N if '- bfi? Z -5'3.,..x xv v.. .gy I' x A 45. E2 - QI! , .S Fi, X r 9- 11 X 1 . X 'X X , h S ' HZ . . . ' -, 1 A Sl' . 1i, K X. , N X 5 J .. ' N f-xsvkw B. 6 ky 1 S ig . . . Y if S, 'C s -2 x g 4 , i ik uw, -c-mln--I . K. 5201? 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Middler, left to right: Jim Lethlean, Jeff IQeck, Chuck Lissman, Mike Chinn, Mark Spurlock, Tony Evans, Steve Surber, Kelly Jolmson, Mike Wright. Bottom, left to right: Wayne Haynes, Randy Carpenter, Gene Hunt, Don Olson, Rob Ferree, Blaine McNight, Rocky Brown. Coach Don Hunt looks things over. Coach Hunt and the 440 relay team talk about handoffs. ga 0 5 Hill . if Q fswf' it it iii Mark Spurlock takes a drink of Gator Adc. , Q, ,XA Q Yi Q- M, Q. l .W . .ng 4 f -and .7 -' RANK v. Q .an am. Q ,L - . VAL M .x . - e,,gf ei ,e.5,' .. .L ...I -1, .L Kevin Getty takes a brief pause before his jump. .Randy Carpenter takes it easy for awhile. ,f fl -g1 J , , QL ' L XJ f . X align I S.. K.. ,nun-.n,r.. .. N. .4 Tony Hunt prepares to throw the shot. 85 Ol n 23. ill X l , s, gb.. X sis' , X Q, Q . ' hvv-'H' ' sub. ., -1 L Q wa 21 a 9 3 xnxx 1,1--Qv-1 'Jk4 ' k . L V L 7' 5 , . gil J, . Q y AQ, A t' N QF . l' ' Kelly Johnson gets loose before the meet. Kevin Getty puts out good effort Manager D. Binchus calmly looks it over. v. pn qlkil. - '4- Don Olson and Blaine McKnight discuss the meet. Malt' A ' -. Mr. Track M 'w Chuck Lissman Chuck Lissman, Mr. Track for 1974, competes strongly in three main events. They are long, triple, and high jump. Chuck said that he scored most of his points in the long jump but when they had the triple jump he won it three out of four times. Chuck has been out for track two years and says it's surprising how much fun it is and it's all individual, if you work hard it shows up in the meet. He practices about three to three and one half hours a night six days a week. Chuck wishes the track season would be longer so he could have more time to develop. He only wanted one meet a week so he could practice more. ff ff 5 o : 2, Q 4 Chuck Lissman awaits start. L. I 2 . ,MW . W gfmw, X . , V , .:,.,V . x , W' x53 'N:.fzfE35?f. f:fF f55'Z 'f ::-' If ' '. ' ' ' i ' ' sig K . ' ' , ., iinz. , - ,, 1,L.LL , Lzii K,,LEE . z , ,, .. ,. ., , lu ...... 'J' 'WW Ms. I ack From start to finish Donna Curry is our choice for Ms. Track. Her achievements have been great and she has terrific possibili- ties. Donna started participating in track in the ninth grade. After partici- pating in three meets and scor- ing well, she decided to pur- sue this new found talent. She says, It's really good ex- perience be- cause you get to know people from this school better. She adds, It makes the year go faster. Donna plans to go to Blue Mountain Community College and hopes they have an athletic program. It is not enough to know, we must also apply: It is not enough to will, we must also do - Goethe Juniors in cg- ' ' k-S 'C'I'3: , , . H W A L- f 4 gl 4 M Q Q AW 'JZ 4' XSL'-1 1541.-'itiymg' e . ,I ,f,,L.f Wm 0 ' , ., 0gn'f.kJi.-.40 '21 U ' www. ,H gi L if - ' i .' lv xl ' ,. fl' 1 .. ':,,1f- ' Q IQ' I. . . I J x 1 .. .ewes-- avbsfl-'SJ , .,..,,..............---- Q 1. . I w ..,,,4g 1 . w S. 4- 4- ii ' .4-H : W-1 l, n Q Q X l Diana Daniels Mark Eastland Cris Kostol Keri Fuller QU Cathy Adair Sheree Alderson Blaine Allen Cindy Allen ,Ei-. .s . K -- 1 N ,,,, X s 'U' i'uv , EV X J, , Steve Austin Rick Badgley Jean Barber Robert Backlund Rod Balfour Marsha Barzee E' 4 S Ani' r' ' 5 5 Junior sits in wonder over fellow classmate having a coke in lib- rary. Doug Johnson takes over class. -of f---3 A-in Howard Boorse Fred Bashans Amy Brennan Maxine Baxter Terri Brooks Carol Boll Debbie Brown Q Richard Berdahl Rocky Broum Q -H Mike Budde Rodd Bunch i A, f sq' if 4-'ir Sam Carpenter Val Byrne Holly Carter Sherry Cairns Patrick Cassidy E tharah C arpente r 1-2: . Scott Challis Glendora Carpenter Kim Christy 4. . f-8' Q -X N ix M N 1 2 A i 1 I X n s 1 l l ! 4 l ' Y n -aq 1. f. X VK ..t,i:fx,,zir www-wf-, M ' Y 5 D on H .,..., .,..,v,,. - ' . ,, -N , K iirgri ,Ti Nl 5 , ' . f 4 V In - :.4 -i4:45E5 e .I .L -J xy' M' . La., ' 'T 5 ' 4? 4vEr?- J F5?'2 'f Laurie Staab displays diving ability at the Baker pool. if 4T'f' ike Clark Robbie Clark Sally Corley DaVon Couzens Ken Croy 95 Lynn Edmondson Brenda Edwards Allen Edwards Sue Elliott Aug D L N IQ r 3 A'xv.y'. I? f We .mags j 3 , ar . A-5 ,An if , P 1,2 , . 1' -4 Y H Q' it -.Ask -1-f ,, diff, fx If Larry Cunnington Steve Davis Mike Dockweiler Lester Da igliesh Tony DeRoest Robert Dunn Jim Daniels Eutonna Dickison Kevin Durfee Bob Davis Frances Dickson Mark Eastland Wu I Pendleton meets its match! Ka ren Everson Monty Foley Caroll Fus selman Robert Ferree Steve Fulton Tim Gargan 'wiv 'Fi' hqg, if v O V ,Q Q' ,Q ,x A QQ. '-un 9. , .-...Mm 1 .9 Lisa Bunce siasm at the closing of day. Kevin Getty Nancy Gray Kevin Griffith Tracy Hall Don Gilbert Ron Greenwood Kathy Grove Virginia Ham Leslie Giles Dan Griffith Patti Gushman Neil Handyside shows enthu- , rx has -on 'A1 Steve Hankins Mark Hanna Vi Hansen Cindy Haynes Students listen enthusiastically to recruiter! ad ,p -ae- 6, 13. ed Jody Helgerson Frances Higgins Jess Himmelsbach Carol Hindman - Richard Hindman Mike Hogg Rex Hoopes Shireen Hobson Quincy Holloter Howard Houck 1 1 Ken Howard Willard Hulick svn qv Autumn Humphries Curtis Jacobs J ,Q a X ..X H 'f' 5 21 .N x Q, .QL4 - 'ill Y 17 Dewey Jacobs Doug Johnson Pat Jones Virginia Jacobs Shannon Johnson Terri Jones Denise Jensen Nancy Jones Jeannie Justus in C19 I I 'LJ7 Margie Keith Scott Kittleson Robin Lara Cheryl Leasy an ' 'Q Gina Kenworthy Cris Kostol S. w .P 4 ' 1 Qt! 557 v'1'3!V Pam Lay Susan Lee Q L5 k m .K , V , Q -f-.ale ' X Y Q' as Km 'NRM JN Rick Kercheski Dennis Kirby Richard Langrell Steve Lankford F S 1543 L Anna Leeper Rory Leonard Shan Leonard Peggy Lesich Q4 .4 . ,s eg, p :2 in i o A M 1- X egg - I 1 Q., I, f- , 4. 3 fkeiyrrs Q. '2'F,ij'7 v',? ' K ' i ,- vu X. ' fi'.o.Q ,,, Di v, ' . Jim Lethlean Scott List Sue Lovelady Susan McBroom Barbara Lissman Hollis Lockwood Mike McAdams . ,Qs , W-.. ,QQ 5' w lffwwsi Debbie McGaughey Kim McLaughlin Carol McKim Ivan McLay Ron McKinnis Sandy Mann Trudy Graves designs a macrame' holder for hanging candles Q1 '4-3 ig, f 'I 3 1' 92:51 Q lf, r K w iff, + . K. 55 1 N361 Rigging ' i f W.. X X W6- if T'--pi' fffrifrgii 15 Q ,- ,L , .- KJ ' ivy f -0 ' W sv L -4' Q ,.' vii , if 43' fur , A-If .,.- 6 S x fu . W , b Monty Nicely Randy Oglcsbcc Miko Palmer Bob Podracini Marvin Nunn Dan Olson Tom Parlin Cindy Petry Deb Ogan Randy Page Annette Pearson Duke Pfeil Juniors display spirit! L::..-n Hs ' nn, '. I l f .gl . fo -- I, N f 1, N ' 9Tfff'i ' Ai 4- X h h ffifff Y X. 3 V . : np' .nil ' 4 . 1 M 7 ,., ei ' Q' My - as i d, , W 5 Lv, 3 WQ5,??7 Q! L 'E' , 3 Fr we - ' ,. 'lx 'F X .5 P- f , - A - . - 1, ...A , , , B ,, is is '-LY. . - r . 1 , 3 tv? i ,,, I , :MV . 5 ' N f 3, J 'W , A l - ' x R s W7 A ,QM ,l L I lf f.:,f. , I A ' ,a , tl W. .,,. U -, ,ay f ' fi .N its 5 is 4, 5 ' ' - ,r 'gl ' ' jlig V.: X ' ' ' Q. 4 - .Q i . X W S 5 . K N ' ' ' whisk, Ls, W f l if fl ' S 4 5355 fl- ffiili vm - . J-ax L 'L .. ...J 4 'n .. xi 'W f 'XY 'V ' H vwff' V ls QAQWQ ' K., W f, ow-9. X in Q 3 ' A-1- 'Ubu- ,f'fuf'X ff' -ffm Debra Pierce Don Presley Rand Racey Blasa Rodriquez Bill Piersall Norman Price Ron Refior Mike Rouse Todd Poe Merna Putman Betty Rick Joe Ruda 3' Foreign exchange students brighten up the halls of Baker High. :is :Lei :wiht - was I F-22'-23 f ij gf m Q5-riff' - V , 1- seg 'L :SS ::5!Q5?QT'f+ I . 'Sli-i2i5ix'l ' X ' - xxx 2 1 . L' ' 9k?75:5'QE ' fx 1aw '?'f so -.e sh.-xl - , .,. Lv, is Z 1 f .wggwl . , lg . .. -. I .P N 5 . P . , . K . 3 iii' 'W 1 nw, , N . 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H: W A t 'H' K ' ' :Ig 4 K I V Deb Scheloske Don Scott Holly Shean A Wyatt Schlingman Mickey Sharp Bill Simmons Mike Schoeningh Jerry Shaw Dave Simmons av K ff y , fl' ,I IX It 1.u J 1' E 'WN' John Soden Marianne Spence Mark Spurlock Laurie Staab Janet Steele Bruce Vandenbos Leila Vessel UPN 4:51111 Reagan Vaughan Nancy Vetter Debbie Stevenson Marilee Tiedemann Kathy Sunday Mark Toubeaux Steve Surber Alice Trindle Joe Sword Jeanette Turpin Mark Eastlund must be hiding something! f 'X N iliw . xl John Walker Mark Ward Rob Weber Sonova Wilkins Scott Walker Tom Ward Louis White J ay Williams fwix f '7 L W w,l at A 2 I Q-l, Meredith Williams Karl Wirth Kathy Williamson Vickie Wirth Joel Wilsher John Wroe Holley Young Y' 3, Ma rk Young W-f Joyce Zemmer Y f.F LA.r, c 'E Xxv use . if 5 4 Q late pictures Diana Daniels Mitch Hopkins I 1 O I C Keri Fuller Ray Merritt Howard Houck is hard at work! Nor picfu ea' Bob Boren Robert Brady J enel Buchannan Lisa Bunce Randy Carpenter Michael Donicht Todd Everson Kevin Horn Nathan Irvin Debbie Knapp Myra McLaughlin Dennis Nichols Ray Rupert Delbert Schafer Peggy Schell Debbie Seal Kathy Searles Kaye Short Theresa Sullivan Brad Young Student a Zle Approximately 60 students in Baker Senior High act as Student Aides. The aides help out in the office, the library, and classes. Types of classes range from Typing to Shop and the aides learn through experience when they are helping others. Being an aide also helps a student decide if they want to carry on into a teaching career. Student aides also help the teachers by eliminating smaller tasks and giving the teachers more time for larger problems. Students and teachers alike agree that this is a valuable and effective program. My up MAth1et1 irector Aid 'LM-0' Mus ic Literature iff'-1, :f'?g,2:i in . 1 r . QW. I . ..fga -.n,:V:iFE' ' ffi gjlizsgj :.-41 ' S -mx, l . :-.,?'..'vfC-.11 F. gtkxw ',? A?, Q.. . M , X 55, - n .. t.,,f' i-4 fa x 4. ., W nz ST L7 lt:- .rf ggi L i X Orchestra Aides 'N TK 17 , XIX: W ,sr . g T-f N igGir1s' P.E. Aides . gk i! ,..mn. +'-4...,,,,-...I-Q -an 'Fx I, K, : 'S V A Af-Q w X, L 1,-.U hi +L Typing Aides b . iv 4 Office 5' if if Library Aides If .113 Q-51 . . ,- wwfvif fi . . ...bm 1 Wood Shop Aides 0. if-Ag lx if 1 fy lj .al- fxf Lil Be not angry that you cannot make others as you wish them to be, I since you cannot make yourself I as you wish to be. - Oliver Wendell Holmes Sophomores 4 I V r , l JJ l l r it i N...-iw..i.M....,q.....4, President Josie Bates, Vice President Patti Stevens, Treasurer Kathy Cantrell, and Secretary Marie Goodwin relax for Nugget cameras. 'JS' J X 2 Elnora Adair Patricia Anaconetani Katherine Adair Jim Anderson Richard Aldrich Paul Auld Mary Amundson Mike Baker l -. : P' : Josie Bates Glen Bennehoff 2 0 ' if 4' 4, , j. , :X - J. ll , ,V fr J Q giwwg 5 ff M MM 0' ,V nga., .,,, A QQ, V . Julie York shivers as she poses for our Nugget camera. V 'Y- N3 Mike Boyer Greg Brinton Mark Brandaw Dan Brooks Wanda Bennett Marianne Bcnnion Melody Boman Dave Boucher Barry Bowers Sharry Bowers Sonja Bowers John Boyer YNY' if ' ,A Mikasa uv Penny's serious expression is unusual. 4' if T5 a- Y ax ,f x ,X-. f.. .5 Y , f Q Q A gg, Fw .n ff . Q- s Q., C if-1-I 3, 'LW Q25 HA if i. 9 I x 4' 1 . 3 If S K Y' f W' . wg It ,ik I N R 4-3 f?NP ff- jf Zo, Jmwgtvv .. If 1, fbi' fi Q ffif W' ww F ?dv f' 1 g . . i -ex. L' ' ,- . gsm ng km M 1 r X. kj f x 2 X , 4 J K X -ers Sr QM yy, 7. '4 , .. . ug. ,wi ml-AFV 5 ., 4 F . J, 'WJW1-. ' , A L zu. 'ia W ,Q ' ,fx 33 2: 3:7 my xi, ,f' Malinda Ellis Alan Endicott Gerald Endicott Don Engler Donita Entermille Mike Erickson Terry Everson Steve Fischer Joe Fisher Mary Jo Frericks Vonda Fuzi Debra Garrett My 'Wi N fi vpn X 4. N5 . ,s ,sv M-. 'J' . nu.. ,1 L isgxxfg ki? f H a 'Q 1-Qn 'Q --aw 'Gai .u-1' Q23- V mu-M V WF W 4 ' if: s :ff M- ff s 1 15 1 , 21 4,51 1 1 1 sf 6. AE: 2 - ,, I x . 3 4' If 5 all Q , b. f Q pg '.4 7 f .rf y it S0 ,- 4 I A. ' . AJ 3,141--'x 'Fx. ,Q .-N . M , 1 5' ' M , ' X . V, y I 21 W, I 3 ',,,-fZ Joe Hogg Jeff Howe Janice Huff Joni Huff Deb Ingraham W N 'H df. N 1 N ' . Mike Jacobson Sally Johnson Mike Kee Diane Jensen Jill Justus Mike Kelly Eric Johnson Bob Justice Rex Kirkwood If r T' ,W +-W ' K A .. was ,ow 'Mu , N 1 awww ow.: X 'N -v-as mm - ,K W - If only your mother could see you now! Lorrin Lissman Doug McC1urg Laurie McClurg Up with creativity! Katie Klugh Becky Knox Robert Knox Don Koontz Cindy Kostman Barbara La rkins Carla LeaMastcr Nolan Leasy Tim Lethlean S Don McGinn Debbie McKinney Cheryl McKinnis Blaine McKnight Karla McLaughlin John McMillan Joe Mack Susan Mager Mike Mahony Deb Maugh Artxst Dav1d Shantz slaves on! if .A S2 up -M G Hhf he i Steve Piersall Rhea Pittman Louis Pifher Linda Pringle Deb Pilcher Peggy Profitt if WA Judy Putney Trudy Putney Deanna Ragsdalc Ruth Refior Wanda Renn Dan Rhea Terry Rivera Cary Roberts Eva Robinson Greg Rode I un' J' iii' Q Q X uf 'vw fini -VPN 'Ubi DUO D 1 Q.. 0, 'Has I 0 00.1 N. mms 1 - Q .Q ' ' L ,... 4' -3 Ag-..x,, X S ! in .1 W. ,,f, in I rm, . 'Qui -or -n E '- ug A. -wfN9'M1 Ken Steelman 'Q Penny Stinnett Angie Stoker Michelle Story Tom Supan Deb Swilling Ken Swilling Donna Tholen Anita Titus Mark Todd Patti Stephens Carol Stevens Edgar Townsend Debbi Traw Teresa Troy Randy Truscott Bob Valdez Cari Walker Sharleen Walker Terri Walker Terri Warnock Marci Watson Donna Wayland Russ Weber xx 4 lx' fl' . . .kir V , ,w Sl? as g qiiiis K . 1 5- f. , ty- . K , S K 6451 ..r, f....J' 'N-nf Melissa Weishaar Jenny White Lori Wiles Janice Wellman Kelley Whiteley Dan Williamson Monday Blues ? Not pfkfared David Baird Pamela Biss Jodi Bottoms Jim Culbertson Guy Eakin Tony Evans Tina. Fox Gisela Haldman Mary Hansen -1 49 633' 5 'XIX Jeannie Heaton Nada Hibbard Gary Krantz Larry Lee Lynn Lee Eric McQuisten Fred Myers Tammy Pierce Dwight Wright -it Jess Calhoun after a filling lunch in the cafete ria. Y ! F 4. 'T John Wilson Kathie Wilson Kathy Wilson Nancy Wilson Carey Wright Larry Wright Debra Wynn Julie York Q-W1 'nw' n-0 l've never been able to make it as a group. I have a hard time making my mind and when l get all together I seem to go all to pieces. l'd like to gather myself together and talk about it but I keep walking out in single file. Maybe l'm just doomed to split up and go my way. - John Hartford Activities Talent As emblv silo ws creafhfe skills Tony Sackos and Tim Rode acted as emcee's for the program. They kept the audience amused with the zany skits that they had worked up. .15 , 5. fl In 43 5:1 The Mixed Ensemble have a few practices before their performance A good display of talent is captured at the BHS Talent Assembly, February 13. Trophies went as follows: 3rd place, Karen Whitt and Diane Campbell, singing and playing the guitar, 2nd place, Kent Bailey on the piano, and lst place went to Jayn Ferguson. She played and sang two different selections on her guitar. Other participants included, Eileen Galt with a floor exercise routine, Gene Hunt, Rick Scrivner, Tony Htuit, and Jeff Kleck rounded off the program with a barber-shop quartet act and also an imitation of Gary and the Hammonds. Jeff Kleck and Rick Scrivner do a good job with a sax and on the chains fe-can at ga R The cast consists of l-r Ron Dickison, Wyatt Schlingman, Randy Miller, Marianne Bennion, Louis White, Kathy Sunday, Dave Simmons, Holly Carter, Eileen Galt, and Jess Himmelsbach. Here the characters are portraying their parts at the end of the play. SIR FRANCIS CHESNEY STEPHEN SPETTIGUE . T HE CAST JACK CHESNEY ......... CHARLES WYKEHAM . . aan.. LGRD FANCOURT BABBERLEY . . BRASSE TT ...... . DONNA LUCIA D' ALVADOREZ . . KITTY VE RDUN ..... AMY SPETTIGUE . . ELA DELAHAY . . .--.- 0 - Director Richard L. Domey Dave Simmons Ron Dickison Jess Himmelsbach Louis White Randy Miller Wyatt Schlingman Holly Carter Eileen Galt Kathy Sunday Marianne Bennion Director, Richard Domey, takes a few minutes to critique a few scenes in the play. A case of mistaken identity enthralled the audience at the BHS fall play Charley's Aunt. The famous play set in the 1890's tells the love story of Kitty Verdun and May Spettigue. Their guardian, Stephen Spettigue, is an old selfish man who each year hurries the girls off to some out of the way place where there is no chance for the girls to meet anyone of their ovm age. Charles Wykeham and James Chesney, who are very much in love with the girls, have invited them for an afternoon of tea and crumpets. The plot thickens when Charley's Aunt, Donna Lucia D' Alvadorez, is delayed and cannot come to stay with her beloved nephew. The fellows, lacking a chaperone, make haste to find a replacement. By way of chance, Lord Fancourt Babberley, a neighbor, who lives down the hall has a part in a small theatrical play where he portrays an old lady. Babbs stops to tell his friends of his success in the play and tries his costume on for Jack and Charley. Caught in the old lady's costume when the girls come, he is mistaken for Charley's Aunt. Thus the fun begins. MQW Holly Carter looks disgusted, as Ron Dickison gets carried away puffing about himself. My, Charlie has an interesting old lady for an aunt, doesn't he ? Babbs gets in a few extra puffs while the girls are out getting some fresh air. Mespkzn play fire part 'I OWN This crazy bunch hanging in the tree, are the 1973-74 Thespian club officers. From r-1: Ron Dicklson, presidentg Lynn Edmondson, vice-president, and Patti Gushman, secretary-treasurer. Patti played it smart and kept both feet on the ground, while Lynn and Ron struggled getting back dovsm out of the tree. 136 4 Richard Domey first got his interest in Drama when he was a junior in high school. There, he participated in three plays. Dur- ing the first three years in college, he tried out and won roles in every production. His dramatic interest led him to taking every class in speech and drama offered at EOSC. From there he went on to teaching at BHS. Mr. D. took over the dramatic productions during his second year teaching. His success at BHS include the very serious J. B. , the delightful comedy Harvey and The Miracle Worker. He considers his best set to be in the Star Spangled Girl and Charley's Aunt.' His all time favorite was the memorable Dracula where 750 kids screamed in unison. A well done performance, celebrated by a fantastic cast party afterwards, is what the Thespian Club at BHS likes to accomplish. This year the troupe showed their dramatic ability in Charley's Aunt by Brandon Thomas and The Emperor's New Clothes by Charlotte Chorpenning. According to Direct- or, Richard Domey, The Thespians have nev- er had as much experience with breaking dovnm sets and setting them up again and them put- ting on a performance. The Emperor's New C1othes gave student actors an opportunity to experience first hand the work and subsequent rewards accomplished by a traveling theatre troupe. The 10 points required to be pledged as a Thespian, comes from working with the plays. Either having a part or helping back stage on the sets. Each year, usually in May, the club has an initiation banquet for all the students that have worked and have gained their 10 points. They are then pledged as Thespians and the next year's officers are elected. In April, the club was invited to EOSC to participate in a dramatic festival. 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Ensemble is a group of singers willing to give their own time to perform for groups of people who wish to hear them. The group does not receive payment for the entertaining they do. This year Ensemble tried two different projects for earning money to pay for their expenses. They gathered pop bottles from the people of Baker County and sold packages of light bulbs. The performers sing pop- ular songs for schools, as- semblies, clubs, and around town. Ensemble was in the Christmas parade, sang at the Talent Assembly and the Spring Vocal Concert to name a few of their engagements . Band play on ' ' Y ' ' Y v w V v v w v v v v - - 51.34, - . - .. -,f-. ----M,-'f Band members and their instruments are: Piccolo: Shan Leonard and Shireen Hobson, Flute: Julie Eddy, Shan Leonard, Eva Robinson, Shireen Ilobson, and Kathy Grahl, Oboe: Sharon Chinn, Clarinet: Gail Petrie, Debbie Knapp, Pam Jensen, Rhea Pittman, Janet Colton, Mary Jo Frericks, and Cheryl MeKinnis, Bass Clarinet: Kerri Hindman, Eileen Galt, and Louis White, Alto Saxophone Kent Bailey, Jim Burgess, Fred Cribbs, and Kristin Anderson, Tenor Saxophone: Jim Daniels, Baritone Saxophone: Greg Brinton, Trumpet: John Soden, Scott Kittleson, Sherman Cairnes, Mike Clark, Robbie Clark, Howard Boorse, Todd Evcrson, Kim Burchtorf, Kyle Moore, and Jeff Howe, French Horn: Margie Keith, Gene Hunt, and Mark Brandaw, Mallet Instruments: Kevin Griffith, Trom- bone: Arlen Smith, Steve Miller, John Boyer, and John Wroe, Baritone: Jim Grove, Doug Carlson, Tuba: Don Grove, and Mike Jolmston, Percussion: K. D. Adair, Chris Crum, Barry Bowers, and Mike Hogg, Timpani: Rod Balfour. B ik' ,, l ,Q , ,Is -ulluugug bl' -...xm.:B. ll 1' . 2 W x....a.r. wa., --rr ' N :tw-V1 52 1---Q 'uf 1'- , w . an 'r W, . . . l . . .o' .T -- R Qi 'V my W --5 ' I . xy., -p-rv -ei,-, ff. x fm SEE 6015 AM elk' Assoclhr bn G. A.A. girls participate in many activities through- out the year. In the fall Volley Ball and Ping Pong are hits while winter brings Basketball and Bowling, and spring works into shape for Track and competi- tion with other schools. G.A.A. hosted the annual dance as displayed by the picture of the poster on the next page fbottomy. This is used as a money making project. The members who are pictured below from left to right are: Row Ig Diane Johnson, Frances Higgins, Keri Fuller, Shan Leonard, Deb Scheloske, Diane Daniels, Shannon Johnson, Josie Bates, Julie Burchtorf, Janeece Dobbelg Row 25 Cheri Maxwell, Holly Shean, Julie Eddy, Kerri Hindman, Marie Goodwin, Leslee Bennett, Dcniece Parker, Valerie Norquist, Sue Martin, Brenda Edwards, Row 33 Michelle Story, Patty Stephens, Carol Stevens, Kim Wilson, Filo D'Addona, Sally Kuhl, lVIichele Shean, Debra Deshaw, Alice Trindle, Deb Ogang Row 4g K.D. Adair, Sue Mager, Sue Daugherty, Mary Jo Hansen, Jo Ann eddy, Holley Young, Pat Hinton, Katie Klugh, Deb Stevenson, Marianne Spence, and Glenda Davis. Officers: Pat Hinton, Presidentg Jo Ann Eddy, Vice Presidentg Holley Young, Secretaryg and Vickie Miller, Treasurer are pictured at left. 'P -X H 4 , Xiu , V fx, T. A Aff w 4 X , v-4 XSS si MQ in N i. x 0 LETT Officers of this year-'s Lettermen's Club are: Vern Jensen, presidentg Tim Rode, vice-president, Ben Rosales, Sergeant-at-arms, and Kelly Johnson, secretary. Lettermen's Club this year consists of approximately 40 members. The members can get into this club only by earning a letter in football, baseball, basketball or track. These boys are trying to keep the tradition of the purple and gold and are usually looked upon as the leaders of the school. The Lettermen's advisor is Mr. Hammond. Q, x x Q19- r 551' kr Q31 gf if sv ri 4... X ,fm 5' K' -QQ D Al' .mat 'x Wo- W Q 'V .3 1.1 I iz 'M 1 AMW 5 2 gt, ' K M' Wg . 1 ' v J L . 3 W ' g W4 'A 'K Q ,Sf If Q 5 ,xr Atl, .xv ,asf : 4,40 ,Q f-'Mi ,k V UA ,!.x ,....',f ' 'f'-5351.1 : AVL fy' xc , if -f '11 A-. 'w H. .rl in-4 .U ,M ,- gk A , may Mp, 489: v M 9, f. A V ., J, 401 f. . ' V , Q ' 'Mi' -'vs - QAM, ,J ,QDV T X A S Ax V f , is f Radfb Clab Even with only four members, the Radio Club has been quite active this year. Advisor, Mr- George Rainey SaYS, With more membership, thc club could accomplish more things. Citizen Band operating and amateur ham radios a among the things studied. In May, the club has their yearly banquet at the Steakhouse in Haines. Club members include: Doug Johnson, Ken Howard. Dinlc Rrlrriahl. and B111 Simmons. Mil Ili-,V llglfllqyflrs This year's Hi-Y club held three offices at Oregon Youth Legislature in Salem. Jess Himmelsbaeh went down as the President of the Senate. Kara Kennison and Chris Bohn chaired the Driver's Regulation and Welfare committees, respectively. There were also many bills that were passed at the sessions. Other activities of the club include the annual Hi-Y Bulldog Break- fast, the teeter-totter contest, and candy sales. The officers are Chris Bohn, Presidentg Jody Helgerson, Vice-Presidentg Cris Kostol, Secretary-Treasurerg Polly Gugler, Chaplaing and Marilee Tiedemann, Cookie Monster. Mr. Dale Austin and Ms. Nancy Garrett are the ad- vlsors. 31 ,la Q us M it-n-an-....,..,..,,,,, ,N Q.. Q , if 742 .1 ,sf , if-',.k'?L.,s A V7 io. M ,, Amerfkan Flbld This year the AFS fAmerican Field Servicey club was proud to sponsor Filo d'Addona. Filo, at the left is from Switzerland and is staying with the Bill Kuhl family. Also, at BHS this year, is Bente Mikkelsen, right. She is sponsored by the Rotary Club and stayed with the Grover Mann family and also the Glenn Bates family. Among the activities the club participated in this year, were working in the candy counter the 2nd nine weeks to raise money, selling Christmas cards and sponsoring a dance, the end of AFS week, April 15, 21. AFS week consists of having other exchange students come from other schools in the surround- ing area. Usually, eight to ten students arrive the middle of the week and leave on Sunday. Activities during their stay, consist of a swimming party and picnic, a tour of the plywood mill and the Crossroads Art Center, a dance, a party at the Kuhl's home, a talent assembly performed for the student body, and a banquet for the visiting stu- dents and for the adult and student members of the club. The club has numerous get-togethers during the year, including an orientation party, where the new exchange students share their countries and customs with us. The exchange students that went from BHS the previous year, are also there and they tell of their foreign experiences. This or- ganization also gives a Christmas party. In January, Mrs. Eloise Dielman brought the troupe together for a slide show. She showed slides of places that she and her husband had either lived in or had been to. Students going abroad for this summer are Lynn Williams and Shelley Schreeck, alternate. They will find out where they are going the first of June. Serwke gr- ---1.. 1 5 .Z Lynn Williams discusses thc qualifications for The 1973-'74 officers are l-r: Shelley Schreeck, secretary, Sally Kuhl, going abroad. president, Lynn Williams, vice-president, and Michele Shcan as treasurer. EJ' is T5-Qf!F:,f'fl 'A W 6. log rewkws old :Issues for new Mens dal nies S. -- 'cm -1 ., Q. Above L: Editor Michele Shean looks up briefly from reading a newspaper to pose for the Nugget camera. Below L: Holly Carter and Eileen Galt take a moment out of their busy schedules to talk briefly of the days happenings. Above R: Carolyn Irby relaxes after a hectic day of selling advertisement. Below R: Cameraman Tony Sackos looks on as Craig Flash DeLacy demonstrates how the shutter of a camera works. As the year goes on, the stu- dents keep up with campus news by reading the Log, which comes out once a month by the staff in room 22. With the help of first year Journalism, the staff is able to have more interesting and lively stories. This year, the Log is turning out more eight page issues than in the past. This means more work for the six member staff, but one way or another, they always come through. The 1974 staff members are: Editor-Michele Shean, and report- ers-Lynn Williams, Cyndy Rasmussen, Holly Carter, Eileen Galt, and Tim Rodc. Advisor is Ms. Janet Godard. Lisa -dx M lke g . 5 . ,xx Q .S ra. fi. .x,' Nugget Linda P atti ix' R I X , Ev ff ' any A 'gi I Polly This year amidst much ado and turmoil the faithful Nugget staff put out the 1974 yearbook. Not to be forgot- ten is Ms. Janet Godard. Without her support and knowledge this yearbook would not have made its way into the halls of BHS. The worn-out staff mem- bers include: Editor: Trace Ashby Co-Editor: Linda Daniels Class Sections: Polly Gugler, Linda Daniels, Karen Whitt, Lisa Bunce, and Patti Gushman Sports Section: Mike Harris Organizations: The whole staff. Business Managers: Carolyn Irby, Glynda Goodman Photographers: Cathy Quigley, Tony Sackos, Craig Flash DeLacy Carolyn and Glynda pause for the camera during '1 busy day at selling advertisements The Nugget Staff struggles to regain their sanity A ape dkes on new face silk The 1973-74 Agape Qformer Quilldriverj took on a different look this year as the name, format, and style was changed. Cathy Allen, editor, commented on the big change, The name, 'Agape', a Greek word meaning 'brotherhood', was .thought of by Lynn Edmondson. A change of name was needed because last year's staff changed the cover but not the name. A cover and name that fit together was established by the new staff. The different style was decided on by the group by looking at different ideas and they saw that their choice wasn't any more expensive and it was easier to carry. A lot of time was consumed in making this book of collected poetry. Cathy estimated she spent forty total hours on the hook, thirty of those were during Spring vacation. Her job as editor included organizing all material and making sure typing, spelling, and language was correct. An editor also gets to do work that others don't get done. The photography added to the new book was done by Cathy Allen and Cathy Quigley. A lot of the copy was from the reading and composition class. After a hard year of collecting and critiquing copy, the group celebrated the publication of the book with a pizza party at the Grizzly Bear. Standing by as advisors of the Agape were Ms. Godard and Ms. Bayless. i L l . 5 if A 1 u- - , 6 Kris Sackos 5911.1 Wirth . I 'X . X f '3.' 5. es! 5 fj J H .b . . s ,,xv. i r,4 s Q . P., I k r MM l t i M , Q f ' i K vs I .ax Amt., X f -ra.-Q'u i A r 1, Ng ,, Ai' I' r+ + fn. Q' ,sklkf Q fx L 1 1' 1 3 Vw f . .1fS '..v d e i 1 x I' E - 1 ff 4 xg- ? . ' 'fx , Q 5 1973 Sweetheart Kellie 'Furner David Klugh X X Johns on Bunch s , -a ,,- af!!! Q, f Dunan fe. 'fm V -f .Mb Wfight an K., .x QR .tx N f 9 I 1274 Swggfbearf Barb lllvsman A.. S Above: Holly Shean being sold at the slave auction. Holly Shean is accepted by the members of FFA as one of the four girls bo join Below: Mr. Lew Robbins, advisor of FFA. FFA this year. Holly is also the only girl in Argiculture Il. , f-.QA 1' Pura e Farmers of Ame 12' This year FFA president was David Klugh. To help lead his group were Mike Wright, vice-presidentg Dan Ward, secretaryg Kelly Johnson, treasurerg Rodd Bunch, sentinelg and Karl Wirth, reporter. For the first time female members were allowed to join FFA. Holly Shean won a co-op contest and will go to Kansas this summer to compete. Rodd Bunch won first place in the annual speaking contest. The Sweetheart Ball in February found Barb Lissman as the 1974 Sweetheart. Barb helped David and Fred Warner run the Slave Sale on April 25. At the FFA banquet she was presented with a necklace. 4 4, 5 Left: Jim Brown gets ready for the big ride domaing boots, spurs and hat. Below: Rory Leonard poses as Santa Claus for the Christmas Parade, riding on the top of a wooden horse. The club entered a float in the parade. ep .. . A, ,', X, 'L . . X Y A at X. s a .f 1 N 1- A 95,14 ,. Ks 'ali ' .Ba '4: - . K a. . w ,aa 5 w A M -ow isgfw' I Q +C. 3 - -. Cowboys make their way past the camera without ever knowing they'd been found. f-Franz.-W' . . ... ...C -'ft Rodeo L' ab nk! to wkfory The Baker cowboys have given their rodeo club quite a reputa- tion in the High School Rodeo Association of Oregon. The Rodeo Club is defending their place of first team in the state this year. They received the team trophy at the state finals last year and sent some members to the national finals in Ogden, Utah. Lots of practice goes into the making of a good rodeo club and leading the work this year is Jim Brown. During practice he can be heard giving pointers and advice to the others members. Also lending their help are Gordon Van Cleave, Rodeo Club advisor, and Howard Driggers, whose arena is used for practice. Howard Maxwell, North Powderg Bob Davis and Howard Driggers, coach: compare notes after Bob's ride on a bull at the arena. The members of the Baker High School Rodeo Club are: topg Amy Brennan, JoAnn Corley, Tom Ward, Joe Ruda, Kitty Pitts, Jim Daniels, Mike Schoeningh, and Shan Leonardg Bottom: M.ike Donicht, Tom Parlin, Terry Rivera, Jim Brown, Ray Merritt, Bob Davis, Mark Hanna and Arlen Driggers. . p 1' , ...hi .wsu -vu om features file Exo rfb Jungle its Q ' K 1 NNW? wwf Q.. Q84 ' i A X cf Q5 lk q 9 I x a I N' x . 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Sen br accomphlvfzme ts ALLEN, CATHY: Junior Girl Delegate, Senior Class Treasurer, G.A.A. 2 years, Pep Club 3 years, Qu.illdriver2 years, Senior editor of Agape, track manager, girls state alternate, Pep Night Princess ALLEN, TOM: Sophomore Football, Basketball, Sophomore and Junior noon Basket- ball, FFA 3 years ANDREWS, DANA: Pep Club, Junior Senior Prom decorating committee ASHBY, TRACE LEE: Pep Club, GAA, editor of 1974 Nugget BAILEY, KENT: Pep and Stage band 3 years, Orchestra accompanist and soloist, Beaver's Boy's State BASHANS, MERLIN: Football and Track BATES, FRANK: Football, Track and Track manager BENNETT, LESLEE: Pep Club, GAA, Choirs, Girls Basketball BOI-IN, CHRIS: Sophomore Class Treasurer, Junior Class Treasurer, Senior Class Vice President, Hi-Y 3 years, Secretary-Treasurer 2nd year, President 3rd year, Student Council 3 years BROOKS, JIM: Baseball, Backstage work, prom and Pep Night decorating committee, December '73 Car Rally winner BROWN, JIM: President of Rodeo Club, Football, Letterman's Club BROWN, LINDA: Pep Club, GAA BURCHTORF, JULIE: GAA 3 years, Pep Club 3 years, Rifle Club 1 year, Girls Track 1 year, Girls State nominee CADY, LAURIE: Girls Choir, Mixed Choir, 'Calamity Jane', Prom decorating chairman CAIRNS, SHERMAN: Band, Pep Band, Orchestra CAMPBELL, DIANE: Band concerts, Sophomore and Junior Flute Solo in chorus concert, Talent Show 2 years, Band contest, Marching Band, Art 3 years, Orchestra concerts, TMR CHINN, MIKE: Yell Duke, Ritle Club CHRISTENSON, CAROL: I-Ii-Y, Co-ed Softball Team, Pep Club CLARKE, NELSON: Sophomore Basketball, Student Council, Noon Basketball CLUBB, JANELL: Pep Club, Pep Night princess COLTON, DONNA: GAA 2 years, Track 1 year, Orchestra 2 years COLVIN, KATHY: GAA CONRO, MIKE: FFA CRIBBS, FRED: Intermural Basketball, Rifle Club, Band, Mixed Choir CURRY, DONNA: GAA, Girls Track d'ADDONA, Fl'LO: I-li-Y, GAA, Pep Club, AFS, Track, Pep Night princess DANIELS, LINDA: Track Manager, GAA, Assistant editor of 1974 Nugget DARROW, RON: Electronics Club DAVILLA, LARRY: FFA DICKISON, RON: Thesplans, TMR DOBBEL, JANEECE: GAA 3 years, Track 3 years, Basketball 3 years, Rifle Club 3 years DODSON, JANET: 'Calamity Janel, Mlxed Ensemble, GAA 1 year, FAA princess DUBY, STEVE: Baseball, Basketball DUBY, TOM: Football, Letterman's Club EDDY, JO ANN: GAA Vice President, Pep Club, Girls Track EDWARDS, FRANCINE: Girls Track, GAA, Pep Club, Ill-Y, Mixed Choir, Girls Chorus EMELE, SHIRLEY: Rodeo Club, Pep Club, GAA ELLINGSON, ANDY: Rotary Exchange Student FERGUSON, JAYNE: Pep Club, Quilldrivcr, Orchestra, Talent Assembly FISCHER, GREG: Football, Letterman's Club, Food Mini Course, Noon Basketball FLEMING, KEVIN: Basketball, Radio Club, Ili-Y, Mixed Chorus GALT, EILEEN: Pep Club, Fall play, Page editor of Log, Noon Basketball, Gymnastics, Stage Band GEDDES, JERI ANN: Mixed Chorus, Candlelight Service, Prom decorating committee GRAHL, JIM: AFS, Ili-Y, Rotary Club exchange student GROVE, ROBERT: Mixed Ensemble, FFA, Noon Basketball GUGLER, POLLY: III-Y, Ceramics Mini Course, Mixed Chorus, Student Council, Girls Chorus GYLLENBI-IRG, NEVA: Pep Night princess, FFA princess, Pep Club, GAA HAIMERL, DENNIS: Synthesizer Class, Composer HALL, BILL: FFA, Rodeo Club HANSEN, DEBBIE: GAA, Girls Chorus HANSEN, DON: Rifle Club HARRIS, MIKE: Football, Sports editor of Nugget, Basketball HIGGINS, CATHY: Pep Club, Student Council, Girl Delegate, Mixed Ensemble HILL, LARRY: Sophomore Football HINTON, PAT: Track 3 years, GAA, Pep Club, Qullldrlver, Pep Night princess HUFF, JOHN: Track manager Junior year HUNT, GENE: Band 3 years, Pep Band 3 years, Mixed Chorus, Football 2 years, Letterman's Club, Mixed Ensemble, Rifle Club HUNT, TONY: Basketball, Track, Lctterman's Club, Swim meet All State Choir IRBY, CAROLINE: Girls Chorus JENSEN, PAM: Band 3 years, Girls Chorus, Orchestra 2 years JOIINSON, DIANE: Track, GAA, Pep Night princess, Mixed Chorus JOIINSON, KELLY: Letterman's Club, FFA, Student Council, Sophomore Boy Delegate, Beaver Boys' State JOIINSTON, DON: Sophomore Football JOIINSTON, MIKE: III-Y, Sophomore Track, Pep Band, Concert Band JONES, KRISTI: Hi-Y, Pep Night princess, FFA Sweetheart prin- cess JORDEN, JULIE: Pep Club KENNISON, KARA: Hi-Y, Student Council, Student Co-ordinatlng Committee, ASB Treasurer, Nugget, Thespians KlRKPA'l'llICK, BILL: Ili-Y, Sophomore Class Delegate, Student Council, Musical, Mixed Chorus, Mixed Ensemble, Boys State KIRKPATRICK, JOllN: Football, Basketball, Letterman's Club KLECK, .Il-IFF: Football, Track, Noon Basketball, Drama, Lettern1an's Club, All State Choir, Boys State Delegate KLUGII, DAVE: FFA President and Sentinel, Basketball 3 years Football Athletic Trainer, ASB Vice President, Boys State Dele- gate, First Place District Public Speaking KOPLICIN, MIKE: Sophomore Basketball, Mixed Chorus KUIIL, SALLY: Sophomore Co-ordinating Committee, Junior Class Vice President, Senior Class Delegate, GAA, Al-'S Vice President and President, Pep Night princess, American Legion, Girls State, Girls State Supreme Court Justice LISSMAN, CHARLES: FFA, Student Council, Boy Delegate, Letterrnan's Club, Boys State MCALARY, BRUCE: Electronics Club MCALARY, JOYCE: Track, FTA, Vice President, Pep Club, Pep Night princess, GAA lVleKlNNIS, GLENN: Radio Club MERRICK, Bl-ICKY: GAA, Pep Night princess, Pep Club, FTA, Girls State lVllKKl.l'ISON, BICNTI-I: GAA, Pep Night princess, Rotary Club l-Exchange Student Nl'lRDAllI., SIIICRRY: Girls Chorus, lli-Y NICHOLS, JO ANN: GAA, Track, Pep Club, Pep Night princess NORDQUIST, VAl.l'IRll'I: GAA, AFS, Mixed Chorus, Mixed En- semble, Talent Assembly Chairperson, Track, Thespians PARKER, DENIECI-T: GAA, Track, Pep Club PICARSON, FRED: Track PERKINS, FRANK: FFA, Orchestra, 'Calamity Jane' Pit Or- ehestra Pl'ITRll'I, GAIL: GAA, Pep Club PIIILLIPS, MINDI: Pep Club, Rally Squad, Quilldriver, Song Queen, Pep Night Queen, Swim Meet Pll.Clll'IR, TOM: RADIO CLUB PITTS, KA'l'lIARINl'T: Rodeo Club PRICE, JOllN: Rifle Club, EMR PROFFI'l l', RAMONA: TMR QUERY, .IAMU-3: nAslcnAL1, RASMUSSI-IN, CYNDY: Track, GAA, ASB president, Log page editor, Elks youth leadership, Girls' State Nominee, Betty Croeker Homemaker of tomorrow Rl'I'Cll, SANDY: Pl-I P CLUB RODI-I, TIM: Football, Basketball, Track, Letterman, Log ROIINER, JOIIN: Basketball, Football, FFA, Letterman ROSALES, BEN: Football, Basketball, Baseball, Letterman, Nugget SACKOS, TONY: Football, Basketball, Ili-Y, Letterman, Log SCllRl'IECK, Slll'ILl.l'IY: Track, Pep Club, noon basketball, Quill- driver, Ameriean Field Service, Calamity Jane, Pep Night princess SCOTT, MARY JANE: Orchestra SCRIVNER, RICK: Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Student Council SCRTVNER, STEVE: Football, Basketball, Baseball, Student Council, Letterman, All-State Football, Alternate Shrine Team SHAW, VICIG: Pep Club, FTA SHEAN, MICHELE: Sr. Class delegate at large, AFS, Treasurer, GAA, Editor of Log, Letterwoman, Ili-Y, FTA, Ski Club, Swim meet, Elks Most Valuable Student SHERMAN, SHEREE: Pep Club, Girls Choir, Powder Puff Basketball SORENSON, DON: Football manager, Track, Letterman STEVENSON, DAN: Stage band, Pep Band, FFA, Letterman, Parliamentary team, noon basketball, Football, Track SULLIVAN, PAT: Boys Sr. Class representative, student council, noon basketball SURBER, KIETH: noon basketball TURNER, KELLIE: Pep Club, FFA Sweetheart, '73 Dracula, Property Mistress VAN PATTEN, SHERRY: Track, FTA VESSEL, BECKY: Track, Baseball WALKER, MIKE: Football, Basketball, Letterman WARD, DAN: Track, secretary of FFA, Thespians WENDT, OWEN: FFA, Rodeo Club WHITE, MONTY: Football, Basketball, Baseball, Letterman WHITT, KAREN: JV and Varsity Cheerleader, Pep Night princess, GAA, Pep Club, Mixed and Girls Chorus, Nugget, Talent Assembly 2 years, swim meet, Prom decoration committee WIDMAN, JOIIN: Mixed Chorus, Noon Basketball WILLIAMS, LYNN: AFS, Vice President, Log staff, ASB Secretary WILSON, KIM: AFS, Mixed Ensemble, 'Calamity Jane' Varsity Cheerleader, FFA princess, Pep Night princess, GAA, Junior Class Secretary, Student Colmcil Mixed and Girls Chorus WRIGHT, AMANDA: Pep Club, Orchestra WRIGHT, MIKE: Football, Track, FFA Vice President FFA conference in Washington D. C. WYNN, MONTY: EMR YOUNG, GRANT: Rifle Club Secretary, Vice President, and Pre- sident, and Prcsidcnt, FFA, State record holder in Rifle Club Above right, Cammy Pryse corrects typing papers with great weariness. Below, Shelley Schreeck and Linda Daniels take a moment out from their studies to gaze about the room. ----11 'wg --, -1, mo, - -any faq. f ss W... .. , . A-.W F Q Y 'Q Q Q 1 9 2 is,,s,...., American legion Award Donna Curry A Bid Kirkpatrick Danforth I dare youf' frleen 6alt ' David lllugh Mfflbnarl Merit Finalists A sqm Kuhl , Charles 6rant A fllcs Mouth leadershur Cyndy Rasmussen Bill Kirkpatrick flks Most Valuable Student A A Michele Shean David Klugh Whitman follege Kent bailey DeWuhs-lfeckrrtz Charles Grant Michele Shean J. W. 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