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

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ix if , 1 . it esW5'? , qv? Valle? d31UlCf0U5 OU 01-feU59i Sh'31TT1-2111 Niciill depelidrlblf Gnd- Bob Hudson, signal caller, block- Jim Byers. sparkplug and powei maif1S1Hy OU dGf9f1S04 Could he counted on to be there ing end. and excellent pass re- ful fullback. gave opposition more lui' UNSC WIIUUUU DHSSCS- ceiver practically unstoppable. dynamite than they could take Gctober 27, I939, went down an ii dark day' in ihri I7. The game onqgiq wifh the Bearg in the can if if and annals ol Bend l-liqh Schools lilfff-'A'y, Cn that never lo be threaten nn the Salem qoal lrom the twofyafo ling, lorgotten day the Blaclc lornaoo From Medlord shoved 'rho Bears all over the Medford gridiron blowinq the pants riqhl out from under the bewildered Bear lo :bore a 34- I3 win. Bend Victor Over Pendleton An undelealed Pendleton iouad wen' UCXWF Mi fi ri deteat in the hand, ol a reiuvenated Lava Beai 'earn vi Bruin Field November 3. The Bufl it oreo thciii loufli down alter recovering a Bend iumoe on the Boar , livi- yard stripe. Armistice Day was another saw day lor Bend hliqh an the Bearls arch rival, Klamath Falk, administeied lhe Bruins a 2lfO beating in an afternoon fiaur on Bruin Field, lhii, was an especially unhappy oc a-piriri fa- il dave Klanialh 'heir second win over the Bears ir l3yearf,. Many Seniors on Squad Coach Lone will lose I3 members ot his 27-mon squad by way ol nradualirin and the ninth term iulino adonlod by the state athletic, association. Senior on thii, year 2 squad were Des Currie Bod ln.-i son, Jaclc Cfqnoman Gene Glazier, Vfa- ne lover' Aibeit Y Troutman, fAi. l Val fl, Rodne f l-lutstadef and Bon lfaur-'1 lf , Junior who wil be ineiigible ior next -eason and Fd Gotclny, Mauriwg Murohy, Forrest finoiez Erne'-l le5X,l, and Sher man Nfbai. Junior, who win oe oacl next season are- Jaw Cham bers, Qeoriiti Clhainneiw, Bill Eby, Paui Redden, Jim Byers, Dick Cooper and Willarrl Ferneau, Sophomore, on the :quad were Bill Giinole Bi, Mur- Bend wound up its not too Qure- ti 'Erik nn with fa win plly' led MUHFO CW lx Che' argl GUN X' Ole dl' ovor the Salem Vikings at the Cabin, sity on Nrzvembstr The ,OW ff9.lmma fm im leanq Wag Ggiepg QI 3 Zelick. twice the winner of Gene Glazier, center and captain Willard Ferneau, flashy back and -l8Ck CQl9fI13Y'1.I hefty ulinesman ioifs defensive trophy and most of the year, good blocker swivel-hipped, broken-field UIHIUSUHY IU the l1T1f?- linesman of the year. and tackler. runner.

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Two ouTsTanding members oT This year's casaba squad were Des Currie and Bob Douglass, picTured above in acTion in The gymnasium. The Tive boys picTured above comprised Coach Cone's sTarT- ing lineup Tor his TirsT season aT Bend l-ligh. The regulars are Trom leTT To righT, PaT lvleTlce, Bill Eby, Sherman Nicar, Jim Clapp and Des Currie. Bob Douglass is noT picTured buT should be included in This group as one oT The Team's mosT consisTenT players, Below is Bend Highs IQ39-40 baslceTball squad. FronT Lava Hoopsters VU in Central Oregon Championship Winning only nine games ouT oT Zl on Their schedule, The Lava Bear hoopsTers, however, managed To win The CenTral Qregon championship. The Bears won The righT To meeT KlamaTh Tor The disTricT championship by spliTTing a Two game series wiTh Burns. KlamaTh won The disTricT championship Trom The Bears in Two sTraighT games, 32 To 37 and 43 To 35. OuTsTanding players oT This series were Virgil JarreTT oT KlamaTh and Bob Douglass oT Bend. Ten players were awarded leTTers. Gnly Two oT The leTTer winners, Des Currie and Julius Qlson, are seniors. Juniors who earned Their leTTers are Sherman Nicar, Bill Eby, PaT lvieTlce, Tom LaliberTe, Paul Redden, and John Anderson. Bob Douglass and Jim Clapp were The sophomore sTars who won Their leTTers. WiTh eighT veTerans coming baclc nexT year, Coach Conels hoopsTers should Turn in a beTTer season Than They did This year. The Bears ouTsTanding perTormance oT The season was in The Ashland series. The Bruins won boTh games Trom The SouThern Qregon guinTeT ThaT wenT on To deTeaT lVledTord. LaTer MedTord beaT KlamaTh so some dopesTers Tound Bend beTTer Than The Pelicans by comparaTive scores beTore The disTricT Tourney. They Tailed To compare The resulT oT earlier games beTween Bend and KlamaTh which The Pelicans walked away wiTh. row, leTT To righT, Clarence Cunningham, sTudenT managerg Julius Olson, PaT MeTl4e, Jack Vaughn, Paul Redden, and ArThur SlaTe. Baclc row, Des Currie, Bill Eby, Tom i.aliberTe, Sherman Nicar, Jim Clapp, Egil Tollen, and Coach Eldon Cone. Bob Douglass is noT picTured.

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The picTure above shows Willard Ferneau, iunior back, plunging Through a hole oTT righT Tafkle in The Armislire Day baTTle wiTh KlamaTh. GoTchy, Coleman, FosTer, Hudson and Zelick are opening a hole in The l4lamaTh line Tor Ferneau. JusT aTTer The picTure was Taken Ferneau was Tripped by one oT his own men. The game ended in a rouT wiTh KlamaTh crushing The Bears Zi-O. Cones Gridsters Win Seven in Ten Starts Under The guidance oT Eldon Cone, Bend's new sporTs menTor Trom Woodburn, The I939 ediTion OT The Lava Bears came Through Their Tough Ten game schedule wiTh Three black marks, Albany, MedTord, and KlamaTh Falls, chalked up againsT Them. Bend Wins Five STraigl1T ATTer Tucking Tour comparaTively easy wins under Their belTs over Hill IvliliTary, 40-O: Prineville, 38-O: Oregon CiTy, I9-7: and Redmond, 38-O, The Bruins ran up againsT Their TirsT Tough adversary on OcTober I3, when They meT The Dalles Indians on Bruin Field. AT The halT The Indians led by a score oT 7-o. However, Friday I3 seemed To be The Dalles' unlucky day as The Bears came back in The second halT To score seven poinTs and chalk up Their sixlh win over The Indians in The pasT I I years. Bears Lose To Albany The Bears dropped Their TirsT game oT The season 6-O over aT Albany To The Bulldogs. The game was a hearT- breaker Tor Bend Tans. Bend was penalized IOO yards To 5 yards Tor The Bulldogs. Albany scored Their Touchdown on a long pass in The Tinal minuTes oT The game. FronT row, IeTT To righT: Des Currie, Wayne FosTer, Bill Grindle, Rodney HuTsTader, George Chambers, Bob Mayer, Jack Chambers, Bill Eby, and Paul Redden. Second row: Dick Cooper, Maurice Murphy, Ted Meland, Gene Gillis, Jack Coleman, Gene Glazier, Ed GoTchy, and ArT Valley. Back row: Coach Eldon Cone, Bob Hudson, Jim Byers, Bill Ivlurphy, AlberT TrouTman, INillard Ferneau, ForresT Sholes, Tony Klobas, ErnesT Zelick, Sherman Nicar, Maurice Olson, and AssisTanT Coach Bazcler. , A tw' . f A A ., -rms .. ,. .- . I is W-Tr . his 3' Q Cl yy if 5,,f,,,,,' 'T ii H FT ' ,T--3'T , 'f .,,,, U ,' ,asap . V