Baker High School - Spartan Yearbook (Baker, MT)

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Sam Weeks. Mary Lee Moseley, Doris Lutts, Bob Skiles, Reva Johnson, Fred Hollibaugh, Ida Marie Ran- dash, Darvin Schweigert, Gloria Varner, Norma Korneychuk, Rose Logar, Avonne Bahner, Betty O'Don- nell, Gary Morrow, Esther Sheehan,Joanne Martin, Byron Wolenetz, Ilene Burns, Donnetta Boucher, Shir- ley Kailand, Janice Loveless, Mikell Peck, Dolores Rustad, Shirley Rae Ovens, Calvin Lund, Gloria Ol- son. Leon-Mar and Green Dragon Phone 20 I 13

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Class History In the year one thousand nine hundred forty-two we entered the first grade. Because of our sweet disposition it required six different teachers to see us through. . . It required only one teacher to hold us in line through the remaining live years of our Eastside career. We finally entered junior high under the dictatorship-a-er-leadership of Lovell Warren. Everybody passed the seventh grade (on condition) into the eighth grade where Robert (Sully) Sullivan was our tutor. In the spring of ’50 we marched upon the stage to receive our diplomas graduating us to the senior high school. In the fall of '50 we entered the infamous halls of Baker High School. For the freshmen year we elected the following officers: President-Betty O'Don- nell, Vice -President-Calvin Lund, Secretary-Treasurer-Sam Weeks, and spon- sor-Mr. McGonigal. After being iormally initiated by the honorable sophomores we officially became students of Baker High School. Nothing exciting happened the fresh- men year except that school got out. After a long three months vacation of fun, our voices again resounded in the halls of Baker High. During the sophomore year our officers were: Calvin Lund-President, Reva Johnson-Vice President, Bonnie Plummer-Seeretary, Shirle Kalland- Treasurer, and Mr. Langston-sponsor. During this term we had the honor of initiating the freshmen. We again came back in the fall of '52 and elected President-Shirley Kal- land, Vice President-Gary Morrow, Secretary-Re va Johnson, Treasur er-Bon- nie Plummer, Historian-Calvin Lund, and sponsor-Miss Casady. One of the highlights of our junior year was our presentation of Meet Cor- liss Archer . It went over with a huge success thanks to Miss Casady. To show our respect for the graduating seniors, we honored them with a prom. The theme was The Old Lamp Lighter with a mural painting on the west wall. At last we entered Baker High School for the last time. This year was spent in stepping on the underclassmen and proving to 'hem that we were the big wheels. This year we elected Sam Weeks-President, Jo- anne Mar tin-Vice President, Janice Loveles s-Secr etary, Shirle Kalland-Tr eas - urer, Calvin Lund-Historian, and sponsor-Mr. Heftie. Our play in the spring, Lost Horizon , was a huge success. Tom McGoni- gal was director and made fine actors of us. After much arguing, debate and good behavior, along with the Warden we were permitted to take a couple of days for sneak day. The kind hearted juniors honored us with a prom in the spring. We went through the usual spring activities which included the spring concert, the music festival, baccalaureate, and last but not least graduation. Calvin Lund Sam Weeks Betty O'Donnell Norma Korneychuk Kit Kot Klub Russell's, Dependable Brand Merchandise 12

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Class Will The senior class of '54 being of sound mind (???) hereby set forth this last will and testament. AVONNE BAHNER leaves her natural curly hair to Spooky Red . DONNETTA BOUCHER leaves to wed Jack. ILENE BURNS leaves her ability to play the drums to Roberta Yokley. FRED HOLLIBAUGH leaves to growl for the Grizzlies. REVA JOHNSON leaves to find Stretch . SHIRLE KALLAND leaves her typing ability to Delbert Schweigert. NORMA KORNEYCHUCK leaves her quiet ways to Diana Smith. ROSE EOGAR leaves her horse sense to Charlene Knipfer (as if she needed any). JANICE LOVELESS leaves her fountain pen to Mr. Lewis. CALVIN LUND leaves his athletic ability to Parnell Wasnuk. DORIS LUTTS leaves to pull the plow for Bill L. BILL LUT TS leaves his farming know how to John Mastel. JOANNE MARTIN leaves to become the second Florence Nightingale. GARY MORROW leaves his line to all the fishy characters . MARY LEE MOSELY leaves her high quality soprano voice to Agnes Freier. BETTY O'DONNELL leaves the road to Rhame open to anyone who's in- terested. GLORIA OLSON leaves the good dancers from Plevna to anyone who will have them. SHIRLEY RAE OVENS leaves her clarinet to Rena Desper. MIKELL PECK leaves her sultry jokes to Fern Noftsker. BONNIE PLUMMER leaves her figure to Anna Wyrick. IDA RANDASH grabbed her diploma and RAN-DASH (ED) out. MARVIN REESE leaves his FFA jacket to Sybel Kinsey. DOLORES RUSTAD leaves her short feather bob to Gloria Hartse. Gary Morrow Ida Randash Gloria Varner Rose Logar Marvin Reese FROST BOWL No customer too small” 14