Bend High School - Bear Tracks Yearbook (Bend, OR)

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of lviembers oT The hall commiTTee picTured above are: Royce Coan, Don Forden, Charles Morrison, Ed GoTchy, Rodney l-luTsTader, Don Allen, and Bob Hudson. Those missing Trom The picTure are Des Currie, Jim Clapp, and Paul Redden. The purpose oT The hall commiTTee is To regulaTe and conTrol loiTering, excessive noise, scuTTling, rune ning, deTacing school properTy, and To paTrol The halls morning and noon hours. The social commiTTee promoTes social acTiviTies such as dances, parTies, The welcoming oT visiTing Teams, and new sTudenTs, and does whaTever possible To TosTer a pleasanT social aTmosphere. All decoraT- ing, handling oT music, and cleaning up aTTer dances is Talcen care oT by These sTudenTs. The sTreeT TraTTic commiTTee was creaTed To aid The sTudenTs in becoming more saTeTy conscious, To assisT aT aThleTic conTesTs wherever possible by Talr- ing TiclceTs, parking cars, and rendering oTher serv- ices perTaining To TraTTic. ACTIVITY CQUNCIL The acTiviTy council was esTablished in order To promoTe and TurTher The inTeresT oT sTudenT govern menT and To oTTer greaTer opporTuniTy Tor sTudenT parTicipaTion. CommiTTee members are appoinTed by The commiTTee direcTors and approved by The sTudenT council. lvlr. Cochran serves as advisor To The group. The STreeT PaTrol-l.eTT To righT: Ralph Young, James Koho, Donald STrom, Donald CarTer, Paul ChrisToTTersen, Bob Spangler, l-Telmar Wallan, LaTe l-lilgers, Ralph DexTer, and Charles Fissel. Glen CarTer was noT presenT. The social commiTTee-Baclc row: Arvid Eggen, STanley Weichman, Ed Golchy, Julius Qlsen, Neal Spencer, Don Allen, Wesiey' WaTers, Harry Baker, and l-lugh SmiTh. l:ronT row: Jim Thompson, Bonnie Ballard, BeTTy Kelly, Nadine Padden, Virginia Nelson, Amy Saizbury, Jaclc ivlurry, and advisor Mr. Cochran. Those noT presenT are: Leon Shupe, ivan Cady, Jean DosTer, iViargareT ThaTcher, Ralph DexTer, Rex Edmondson, BeTTy lviclzadyen, PaTsy Boles, and John Anderson.

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Above, around Shirley Moeck, Their accompanisT, are seen The Tour musically inclined members oT The Bend High Male QuarTeT. From leTT To righT They are: KenneTh Fyke- rude, bass: Royce Coan, bariTone: Don Anderson, TirsT Tenor: and KenneTh Sawyer, second Tenor. The girls you see above compose The Junior High Girls Triple Trio. From leTT To righT They are: T. Wick, D. Gilliland, E. Miller, J. l.ancasTer, D. Jenkins, N Hollinshead, A. Lyons, V. Jenkins, and R. STovall. A CAPPELLA CHDIR Gne oT Mr. WalTz's greaTesT conTribuTions To Bend High has been The l94O A'Cappella Choir wiTh a mem- bership oT nearly 50 sTudenTs. The choir's main concerT was a parT oT The annual ChrisTmas program which was pr'esenTed in collaboraTion wiTh The orchesTra and The Junior High Glee Club. The choir also parTicipaTed in The orchesTra concerT, which was given in The laTTer parT oT April. AlThough The choir pracTised only once a week, Mr. WalTz sTaTed ThaT he received more complimenTs on The choir Than on any oTher organizaTion. BeTTy Jo Rogers was soloisT in The soprano secTion and KenneTh Sawyer and Royce Coan shared honors in The bariTone range solos. The choir was very versaTile. Members could sing early church music, such as was wriTTen in The elevenTh cenTuryg Negro spiriTuals: TasT, rollicking Tolk Tunes: or The mosT modern oT choral arrangemenTs. For one week, while Mr. WalTz was aTTending The NaTional Music EducaTion ConTerence held in Los Angeles The TirsT week oT April, Mr. Orville SchulTz Took over The conducTing duTies. He sTaTed: IT was Tun, buT l'm aTraid ThaT Tor a couple oT days I Took a beaTing. Mr. WalTz reTurned Trom The conTerence inspired in his work and wiTh many new ideas Tor beTTermenT oT Bend High's music program. FirsT row: Fisher, Danielson, Meland, Moeck, Fossen, Nelson, FounTain, Banks, Rogers, Olson, GilberT, Hollenbeck. Second row: Hansen, Moore, FosTer, Kelleher, Thomas, Ferguson, STowell, Jenkins, ThaTcher, Sholes, B. SmiTh, Huber, Ehlers. Third row: Berrigan, Tfggen, DeRocher, Douglas, Koch, Wallace, Fuller, Rhoads, Marr, Sawyer, Conklin, WaTers, DavenporT, Goan, Nass, Youngberg, Anderson, and E. SmiTh.