Baker High School - Spartan Yearbook (Baker, MT)

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What's this ? It looks like a pair of tonsils and when the mouth around them closes we see that it is Raymond Stevens, whispering baritone, literal- ly laying the bobby-soxers in the aisles. He is making one of his sought- after appearances in the fashionable restaurant of Howard Traweek. We also see another old friend here--it is Betty Mengel, Howard's number one waitress, pianist, and all around helper. Yes boys, She'S Still Single. Here we are at Baker High School again. This time to the Commercial Department. It looks like a fight,and as the smoke clears away we see one of the first year typing students emerge from under a table with a shiner. This blow was inflicted by the teacher, Gerald Neary. Tskl Temper, tem- perl Well, we're still in Montana but this time it's in a lonely rural district. Here we find a little red schoolhouse and the school mai-m vigorously ring- ing the bell is Verle Loran. Verle isn't completely without companionship however, for a few miles down the road is her old side-kick, .Toyce Lam- bert, also teaching school. From Montana to North Dakota, Hettinger to be specific. Here is a cute little cement block bungalow and hanging out clothes is the former Nadine Everson. Edwin is still making blocks and hopes to be in charge of con- struction soon. Bungalows to mansions. This being in Minneapolis and its occupants being Joey and Arlene Steffes. They are now owners of Gambles, Inc. And polishing their floors to shining perfection is Chuck Bean, janitor. Now to beauteous mountain peaks but in opposite corners of the earth, Glenn Wiseman on Mount Everest in India, and Marlene Corey on a moun- tain in Siberia. Both chose to be hermits but just could not seem to agree on climatic conditions. Marlene Corey Shirley Lutts Arlene Steffes Raymond Stevens Glenn Wiseman CLASS MOTTO What we are to be, we are becoming. CLASS COLORS Blue and Silver