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

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1948 volume:

'gli-r,v Wx' BEARfTRACKS Presented By The Associated Student Body Cf Bend High School 1948 We, the editor and the statt ot this l948 edition ot Bend High Schools annual year boolc, BEAR TRACKS, hope that you, as readers, will have as much pleasure trom this bool: as we have had in assembling the material tor your approval. We have tried to cover all school activities. to give individual credit wherever possible, and in gen eral, to edit a book you may cherish through the coming years. BEVERLY HEBERT, Editor in Chief leur, sri sore Floyd Ogle-lree, Jr., who was born in Dolores, Colorado, on Ocrober l, I929, Came fo Bend in Seplember of I94I. He passed away in Porrland, Ore., on March 24, I947. Floyd, who would have qradualed wilh lhe class of I948, was aclive in baskerball, and in orher school aclivilies, in spile of illness. I-le had a hosr of friends, who greafly admired and loved him for his ambilion, +hough+fulness, and courage 'rhrough his years of discomfort ALEDICTQRIAN and SALUTATORIAN l l , Beverly l-leberl enrered school here lwelve years ago af Reid school and has won 'rhe sal- u'ra'rorian honor wi'rh an average of l,28. Beverly has been acfive as edilor of +he Bear Tracks. She has been a member ol Torch Honor, +he Science Club, and is lhe assislranl pianisr for The choir. She was also edilor of Jrhe S+uden+ Handbook for lhis year, and has been aclive in school work in general. .:,EE 5 I I , E Priscilla Bofkin was named valediclorian cli- maxing four long years of line school work, finishing wiih a grade average of I.IO, The highesi in recenf years. Priscilla enfered B-end High School as an eighlh grader from Gresham, Oregon. Since her lalher was in Jrhe lirsf ren ol his graduaiing class and an honor graduale ol Slanlord, Pris- cilla is upholding her family slrandards. She is an aclive member of The Pep Club, and Torch Honor Socieiy, and was sfudenf body paymasfer during her iunior year. l BEAR TRACKS STAFF Edi+or .......... .... B everly I-Ieberl Assisranl Edilor ..... .... D oro'rl1y Corkeli Ari Edifor .......... ..... V irqinia Spring Assislanl Ar+ Edi+or--- .... Mariorie Davidson Business Manager ........... ,, ..... Roberr Fowler Assisfanl' Business Managers .... .... K ennerli Jolwnsron, Sporls ........ Copy ........ Plwolography ...... Faculfy Advisor ..... Roberl Seiber -- ...... .... R odger Van Nesl' o-------Marie Daly ---Loyal Srrom ----Mr. Reed Row I: Marjorie Davidson, Marie Daly, Loyal Sfrom Row 2: Mr. Reed, Virginia Spring, Dorolhy Corkelr, Beverly l-leberl, Bob Fowler. Row 3: Ken Johnslon, Bob Seiber. ADMINISTRATIO JAMES W. BUSHONG Superinlendenf of Schools R. E.-JEWELL Principal Wl LFRED BU RGESS Assis+an'r Principal BOARD GF EDUCATICDN Dir. G. W. Winslow, Vance Coyner, L. Slandiler, Dr. J. S. Grahlman, Glen H. Gregg, Mrs. Irene Colhrell. FACULTY QRUSSELL ACHESON-U. S. Hislory, Baslcel- ball Coach. Q HOWARD L. BlLLlNGS-Junior High Dean ol Boys, World l-lisfory. Symposium. QJ. WILSON BILYEU-Driver Training. QANTOINETTE BLAIS-Eighfh Arilhmefic. Q MARY BUGAR-Commercial. QWILFRED BURGESS-Assisfaml Principal, Trades and lnduslries. Q HAROLD CARLILE-Commercial. QCLAUDE COOK-Physical Ed ca+ion Super- visor. 1 Q FRANCES ELLIOTT-Homemaking. QMARIANNE GERKE-English, Physical Educa- Tion. A QEVERETT GETTMAN-General Science, Physi- cal Educalion, Q JOSEPH HAUGEN-Jr. Band, Jr. Choir. QWILMA JACOBSON-English, Remedial Eng- Iish. QMRS. MARY JOHNSON-Jr. High Dean of Girls, Social Science. Q ROBERT JOHNSON-Machine Shop. Q CHARLES KEITH-Chemislry, Physics. General Science. QCHARLES LeFEBRE-Social Economics, Qowi-Q,-Av'5 .Mila FACULTY Q ROY LIVELY-Slucly chanlcal Drawing. QGRACE MARY LINN-English, Dramalics. QZOLA MCDOUGALL-Sr. High Dean ol Girls, Trigonomelry, Remedial Malhemalics. 1 Q DOROTHY MILLER-Physical Educalion. Q MARGARET MORRIS-Library. Q HOWARD NICHOLSON-Biology. Q HENRY NILSEN-General Malhemalics, World Geography, Foofloall Coach. QCECELIA O'LEARY-General Science. Gen- eral Malhemaflcs. Q DON PENCE-Music Supervisor. QLLOYD REED-English. QLENARD ROBERTSON-Physical Educalion, Track Coach. QMRS. CLAUDINE RUSSELL-English. Social Science. QKENNETH RUTH-English, Spanish, Lafin. QDOROTHY RYDBERG-Home Relalions, Homemalcing. Q PAUL SMITH-Woodworking. MRS BARBARA STEINHAUSER En lish Ar+ Q . U - g . Supervisor. QDEAN TATE-English, Journalism. Q SYLVIA VEATCH-Algebra, Geomelry. STUDE T CCUNCIL This year The STudenT Council has sponsored a number oT naTional assemblies and an all-school car- nival. The work oT The grounds commiTTee, headed The TirsT semesTer by Jim OgleTree and The lasT se- mesTer by Ken JohnsTon and Bob Seiber, has also been supervised by The Council. as was The work oT The hall paTrol, BeTTy Lewis is AcTiviTy Chairman Tor The Council. The carnival, 'perhaps The biggesT single under- Taking oT The year, was held in The school gym, and Through The co-operaTion oT The classes and clubs represenTed, proved very successful. Mr. Burgess was The TaculTy represenTaTive on The STudenT Council. PicTured aT The righT is Jack Gil- Tillan, sTudenT body presidenT. OTher oTTicers were Vern Clark, vice president Carolyn Blakely, secre- Tary: Winona Fishbaclc, Treasurer: PaT Blakely, pay- masTer. Above STudenT body presidenT Jack Gilhllan Below BeTTy Lewis Lowell Maudlin Mr Burgess 1. ELCB' ' Ga ,sf UL 5 f f5Ql'5wil 3,3 1 L-J kk fy- , is BT .- Q '-ie! l' v aaa 5 ll E5 To leffz Pa? Blakely, Vern Clark. To riglwf: Winona Fislxback, Caro- lyn Blakely. Below: Dick Rasmussen, Meierly Fordham, Buena Barlon. n 4 v by Q ffl 4, x ,J 55 WMM N 675W ,W ..q V V , , Am-, ,AM . THE MIGHTY SENICDRS The class of I948, under 'rhe capable leadership of +he senior class presidenl, Don Benson, had a very successful year wilh I39 scheduled lo graduafe May 28. Don had very capable assislance from his vice presi- dent Jim Oglelreeg secrefary, Doris Morley. and 'frees- urer, Dolores Meyer. The las+ year of +he class of '48 was filled wi+h ac'rivi+y. The year s'rar+ed wilh 'rhe iniiialion of The fresh- men iollowed by sponsoring dances and class mee+ings. The annual ban- quef and assembly were scheduled lor 'rhe las? of The school year. This year's senior class was one of 'rhe larges+ +0 graduaie from Bend High School. Class advisors are Miss Jacobson and Mr. Reed. Picrured from fop are Don Benson, President Jim Oqleiree, Vice President Dolores Meyer. Treasurer: Doris Morley, Se-creiary. IOR ,.-sri ? .yy X, 5 y . -jf :fi-4 i - -pr Louie AKIN . . . Bay,??Hap,.,g:e.f ,14fF c. o. 2. 3. T. 1. c. 4. -pf CHARLES AL Lei ue 4: T. i. c. 4: Presi- denl 4: Bear's Paw Q y if -Av DONALD ALLEN . . . Boys' League 3, 4: Bear's Paw 4. iv LAWRENCE ALLEN . . . Boys' League 4: Choir 4. Q EV- ELYN ANDERSON . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. I, 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Secrelary 3. if LARRIE ANDERSON . . . Enlered from Nevada 2: Boys' League 3, 4: Lellermen 3, 4: Foolball 3, 4. -k GENEVIEVE ARMSTRONG . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Presidenl 4: Lellergirls I, 2, 3, 4: Vice Presidenl 4: Slaif 2, 4: Tumbling 2, 3, 4: Caplain 4: Sludenl' Represenlalive 2: Band I, 2, 3: Sludenf Body Play 3. wk MARTHA BACON . . . Enlered from New Mexico 2: Girls' League 2, 4: Choir 2, 4: Lellergirls 2. if GOTTLIEB BAER . . . Boys' League 3, 4: Lellermen 4: Poole ball 4. f EVERETT BECKWITH . . . Enlered from Redmond 4: Boys' League 4. f DONALD BENSON . . . Boys' League 3, 4: Vice Presidenl 4: Board of Direclors 3, 4: Torch Honor 2, 3. 4: Vice Presidenl 3: Lellermen 3, 4: Class Presidenl I, 4: Class Vice Presidenr 3: Chairman Jr.-Sr. Prom 3: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Presi- denl' 3: Foolball 3, 4: Baslcelloall 3, 4. ir ELSIE BIANCONI . . . Enlered from Klamalh Falls 4: Girls League 4. f VONDA LU BILLADEAU . . . Girls' League l. 2, 3, 4. f CAROLYN BLAKELY . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Secrelary 3: Lellergirls 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 3: Slaff 3, 4: F. H. A. 2: Sludenl Body Play 3: Sludenl Body Sec- relary 4. -k GEORGIA BLINN . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Vice Presidenl 4: Slalif 3, 4: Ad Manager 3: Associaie Edilor 4: Torch Honor 3, 4: LeI+ergirls I: Symposium 2: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Tumbling 2, 4: Prom Commillree 3: Welcoming Com- millee 3. 4: Sludenl Body Play 2. f PRISCILLA BOTKIN . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: Drum and Bugle Corps 2: Pep Club 3, 4: Class Vice Presidenl 2: Prom Com- millee 3: D. A. R. Award 4: Sludenl Body Paymasler 3: Vale- diclorian 4. iv BETTY BRADETICH . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3. 4: Library 4. 1948 if JOSEPH BRADETICH . . . Boys' League 3, 4: F. C. O. 3. 4: Foreman 4: Cross Counlry 3. if FLOYD BRANDON . . Boys' League 3, 4: F. C. O. 3: T. I. C. 4: Secrelary 4. f SAMMY BRICK . . . Boys' League 3, 4: Slafl 4: Lellermen 2, 3, 4: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: Track Manager 2. f FRANCES BROOKS . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: Lel- lergirls 2, 3, 4: Tumbling Team 2, 3, 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4. if KEN- NETH BURDEN . . . Boys' League 3. 4: Class Yell Leader 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3: Sludenl Body Yelleader 4. -Av DON BUSHNELL.. . Boys' League 3, 4: Lellermen I, 2, 3, 4: Secrelary 3: Presidenl 4: Hall Palrol 3: Torch Honor 3, 4: Foolball 3, 4: Baskelball 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4. f JOAN CALL . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4. f JUANITA CARROLL . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Dramalics Club 3, 4: Program Manager 3: Treasurer 4: Sfudenl Body Play 2, 3, 4: Symposium 4. f AVIS CHAMBERLIN . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Drum and Bugle I, 2: F.'H. A. I, 2, 3. if ARDIS CHAMBERLAIN . . . Enlered from Creswell 4: Girls' League 4: T. l. C. 4. -k VERN CLARK . . . Boys' League 3, 4: Lellermen I, 2, 3, 4: Prom Com- millee 3: Hall Palrol 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4: Foolball 3, 4: Sludenl Body Vice Presidenl 4: CarnivalQCommi++ee 4. ' I 'I k L . 1' JANET 0 0 31, 551 League I, 2, 3, 4: Drum and Bugle 2, 3, 4: Se . saga' SIQH . I, 2, 3, 4: Vice Presidenl 4: Le++ergirls g gn Science Club 4: Hall Pa- Irol 4. 6 3 V ' 'H red from Porlland 2: Boys' League 3 5 , .' 5 I- 'I .f ' . Boys' League 3, 4: Bear Paw2,3 . ' ' ' -Av JEANNETTE CUFFIN . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Slalf 2, 3: Chorus 3. 4. f MARIE DALY . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Slalf 3, 4: Annual 4. -Av JAMES de BROEKERT . .. Enlered Irom Eugene 3: Boys' League 3, 4: Cross Counlry 3. Q GERALD DE GREE . . . Boys' League 3, 4: Choir 4. Q TED DRAKE . . . Slreel Palrol 2, 3: Public Address Syslem 3, 4: F. C. O. 3, 4. Q JOAN DUGAN .. . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Slall 3, 4: Drum and Bugle 2, 3, 4. H11 Lv, ,i .r.f.. -if LOREN DYER . . . sw-dewr1'f,Baay,.,Yeii Leader 3: T. I. c. 4: Boys' League 3, 4. ',El..LAi1.EDMlSQN' . . . Girls' League I. 2, 3, 4. Q GARD ' . . Boys' League 3, 4: Band I. ',,D.ll iii if 1' Q BEVERLY ERNST . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Le+'rergirIs 2, 3, 4: Welcoming Commi+'ree 4: Sfaff 2, 4: Hall Palroll 4: F. H. A. I: Prom Commilfee 3: Band Ivlaiorelle 3, 4. Q LOLAH- ROCH FAY . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Lellrergirls 2, 3, 4. Q GALE FINLEY . . . Building Commi++ee 3: Hall Palrol 3, 4: Foo'IbaIl 4: Track 3: LeHermen 3, 4. Q MAYNARD FORBES. . . Boys' League 3, 4: Torch Honor 4: Symposium 4: S'ruden+ Body Play 4: Dramalics Club 4. Q BETTY FOSS. . . Girls' League I, 2, 3.4: Class Yell Leader 4. 'Q RO- BERT FOWLER . . . Boys' League 3, 4: Bear Paw 2, 3: Le++er- men 3, 4: Annual 3, 4: Business Manager 4: Torch Honor 4. Track 3, 4. Q MARGIE FOWLER . . . Enfered from Porfland 3: Girls' League 3.4. Q SHIRLEY GIBSON . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 2, 3, 4. Q JACK GILFILLAN . . . Boys' League 3, 4: Foofball 3, 4: Baske'rbaIl 3: Siudenl' Body Presiclervr 4: Lelferman 3, 4. Q BONNIE GLADWYN . . . En+ered from Porlland 2: Girls League 2, 3, 4. Q PAT CRAVEN . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4. Q CON GUINEY . . . Boys' League 3, 4: B-ear's Paw 3: P. C. O. 3, 4. Q BONNIE HACHTEL . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: LeH'er- girls 2, 3,,4: Presideni 4: Pep Club 4: Class Treasurer 3: Wel- coming Commillee 4: Hall Palrol 4: Carnival Commillee 4 P. H. A. I. Q PHYLLIS HALLIGAN . . . Girls' League I, 2 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Lellergirls I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2. 3, 4 Drum Maiorelfe 3, 4. Q GERALDINE HANER . . . Girls League I, 2, 3, 4: Symposium 4: Drum and Bugle Corps 2, 3, 4 Q CONSTANCE HARKNESS . . . Girls' League I, 2-, 3, 4. Q JERALDINE HARRIGAN . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. I: Welcoming Commillee 3, 4: Slalf 3, 4. Q BEVERLY HEBERT . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Torclw Honor 2, 3, 4: Re- porler 3: Science Club 4: Bear Tracks 3, 4: Assislanl Edilor 3: Edilor 4: Choir 3, 4: Pine lvlurmurs 3: Handbook Eclilor 4: Drum and Bugle Corps 2, 3: Salulalorian 4. Q GEORGE HEXT . . . Enlerecl from Arizona 2: Boys' League 3, 4: Lellermen 3, 4: Foolball 3, 4: Hall Palrol 3, 4: Slall 3: Clmoir 4. Q ROBERT HOCKER . . . Boys' League 3, 4: Choir I, 2, 3, 4. Q WESLEY HOGLAND . . . Boys' League 3, 4: Lellermen 2, 3, 4: Sergeanl' of Arms 3: Hall Palrol 3: Foolball 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Lions' defense lroplwy for Ioofball 4. Q HELEN HOPKINS . . . Enlered from Soullw Dakora 2: Girls' League 2, 3. 4: F. H. A. 3: Clwoir 4. Q BERNICE 'HUDSON . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 4: Drum and Bugle Corps 2, 3, 4. Q CLIFTON HUTCHINS . . . Enlered from Porlland 3: Boys' League 3, 4: T. I. C. 4: Sergeanf a+ Arms 4: Symposium Club 4: Vice Presiclenr 4. Q BETTY MARIE HUNT. . .G.irls' League I, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. Club I, 2, 3: Dramalics Club 3, 4: Presidenr 3: Secrelary 4: Torclw Honor 3, 4: Lelrlergirls I, 2, 3, 4: Symposium 4: Science Club 4: Sludenl Body Plays I, 2, 3. Q NORMA JACKSON . . . Girls' League I. 2, 3, 4: Lelrergirls 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 3, 4: Tumbling Team 2, 3, 4. Q WANDA JENNINGS . . . Girls' League l. 2. 3, 4: F. H. A. 2. Q CHARLES KEITH . . . Emlerecl from Prineville 3: T. I. C. 3, 4: Bear's Paw 3, 4. Q GEORGE KELLEY . . . Enlered from Porlland 2: Boys' Leaf, 4. Q ARTHUR KEY . . . Boys' League 3, 4: T. Presiclenr 4. ,f JIU Y! .Q Qi' fsfQ3:i3. nl ?F3fiHiQmr:i t RAVOE 'IM 3. 4: Lellefqirls I. 2. 3, 4: T.gl. C.'-4: sl, ING . . . Boys League 3, 4: Hall PalYro'l5?:4Fg.S NUTSON . . . Enlered from Corvallis 2: 4. Q GUY KULSTAD . . . Boys' League 3, 4: Science Club 4: Band I. Q SAMUEL LACKAFF . . . Boys' League 3, 4: Lel- lermen 2, 3, 4: Bear's Paw 2, 3: Foolball lmanagerl 2, 3 4,. Q BETTY LEWIS . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Vice Presidenl 4: Symposium 3. 4: Secrelary 3: Pep Club 4: Torch Honor 4: Slall 3: Business Manager 3: Welcoming Commillee 3: Chorus 3: Sludenl Body Aclivily Clwairman 4: Prom Commillee 3: Hall Palrol 4: Drum and Bugle 2, 3. - f JOANNE LOEHR . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Torch Honor 4: Symposium 4: Drum and Bugle 2. f ROBERT LOFFTUS . . . Boys' League 3, 4: F. C. O. 2. 3: News Edilor 2: T. I. C. 4: Vice Presidenl 4. f RICHARD LUNDIN . . . Enlered from Por+Iand 2: Boys' League 3, 4. I f -Af NANCY LUSK . .!,.fGirI,sf Leaguefflg' 2, 3, 4: Secrelary 3: Presidenf 4: Pep and,fBugIe 3: Class Secrelary 3. f MARTIN Qi. 'Boys' Lea:gue,3, 4: Foolball 4: Let- Ierman 4. if Boys' League 3, 4: Lellermen 3, 4: Serg.eahffiof1'Arm's ':'A 3, 4: Foolball 3, 4. if LOWELL MAUDLIN . . . Boys' League 3, 4: Slall 2, 3: Pine Murmurs Edilor 4: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: Symposium I: Class Vice Presidenl I: Class Presidenl 2: Band I, 2: Choir 3, 4: Vice Presidenl 3: Presiclenl' 4: Baslcelball 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Sludenl Body Play 4. f DELMA MARSH . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Le'I+ergirIs 2, 3, 4: Dramalics Club 3, 4: SiucIen+ Body Play 3. f MARTHA MAY . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Lellergirls I, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. I. 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2: Welcoming Com- miHee 3, 4. Q f IRWIN MCCUEN . . . Boy's League 3, 4: Bear's Paw 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Presidenl 4: Choir 4: Orcheslra 4: Swing Band 4. f RUTH KOHFIELD . . . Enlered from California 2: Girls' League 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4. f DOLORES MEYER . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 3: Pep Club 3, 4: Drum and Bugle 2, 3: Treasurer 2, 3: Welcoming Commi+Iee 4: Class Treasurer- Secrelary 2: Class Treasurer 4: Prom Commi+Iee 3: Sludenl Body Play 2, 3. -A' FRED MEYERS . . . Enlered from Porlland 3: Boys' League 3. 4: T. I. C. 4: Band 3. 'A' ADRIAN MITCHELL . . . Boys' League 3.4: F. Cl. O. 3, 4: Treasurer 4: Bear's Paw 3. if LOR- RAINE MIZE . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Symposium 3: LeH'er- girls 2, 3: Dramalics Club 3, 4: Vice Presidenl 4: Science Club 4: Secrelary 4: Welcoming Commillee 3: Slaff 2, 3. f DORIS MORLEY . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Leilergirls 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. I: Class Secrelary 4. 1 PAUL MOWERY . . . Boys' League 3, 4: Torch Honor 3, 4: Presidenl 4: Class Secrelary I: Band I, 2, 3,: Drum Major 4: Swing B-and 4: Book Manager 2: Sludenl Body Treasurer 3. i JOANNE MURRAY . . . Girls' League I. 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. I, 3: Drum and Bugle Corps 3. if RICHARD NELSON . . . Boys' League 3, 4: F. C. O. 3, 4: Foreman 4. ALICE NICKEL . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 42 Band I, 2, 3. 4: Choir 4. ak GLORIA NORCOTT . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. I, 2: Drum and Bugle Corps 2, 3: Slafl 3, 4. ' Q JUNE NYSTEEN . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Secrelary 3: Torch Honor 3, 4: Secreiary-Treasurer 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 4: Drum and Bugle 2, 3, 4: Secreiary 2: Leliergirls I, 2: Prom Commiriee 3: Orcheslra 4. Q JAMES OGLETREE . . . Boys' League 3, 4: Class Vice Presiden+ 4: Hall Palrol 4: S+uden+ Body Yell Leader 4. QEVELYN OLSON . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3.4: F. H. A. 4: Lelriergirls 2, 3, 4. Q DANIEL ORGAN . . . Enfered from Wisconsin 4: Boys' League 4. WILLIAM PACKARD . . . Boys' League 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra 4. Q DONALD PAINTER . . . Boys' League 3, 4: Bear's Paw 2: LeH'ermen 4: Foolball 4. Q DONNA PALMER . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Drum and Bugle Corps 2, 3, 4: Vice Presideni 4: Pep Club 4: Prom Com- miH'ee 3. Q ELIZABETH PLATH . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Le'HergirIs 2, 3, 4: Secrelary 4: Drum and Bugle 2, 3, 4: Presidenl 4: Welcoming Commiilree 3: Prom Commil- Iee 3. Q BARBARA JO PIFER . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Dramalics Club 4. Q DONALD PRITCHETT . . . Enlrered from Porlland 3: Boys' League 3, 4: T. I. C. 4. Q JOYCE RICKMAN . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Leiiergirls 2, 3, 4: Torch Honor 3, 4: F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 2: Secrelary 3: Presideni 4. Q NADINE RUSSELL . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Lellergirls 3, 4: F. H. A. 4. Q WILLIAM RUSSELL . . . Boys' League 3, 4: Choir 4. Q JOHN SAMPELS . . . Boys' League 3. 4: T. I. C. 2, 3, 4: Presidenl 4: Freshman Represenlalive I. Q NORMA SCOTT . . . Enlered from Missouri 4: Girls' League 4: Slaif 4: Leller- 'K ,i .li ,' ' . if il - if. I 7- . ,, M -.,,.. Q WILLIAM SHEFFQ,IQD,gi,3'.-'7-.f'iBpgys -.lleague 3, 4: Presidenl 4: Lerfermen I,,2',:'.3',',,4i:QjiViceQ.fP,resid,eni3g4:j,Hall Palrol 3: Class Presidenl' 3: 2,?,B. 4: Traclc I, 2, 3, 4. Q LOLA SHI'PMAN,:' , :'fi ' .F'5Giils: Lea 'ue'I 2 3 4. DORIS .- . 'wif ,rg ' ' ' t SMITH . . .igqlfelred.frQm,Q,QQgIgyfQlrnia 2: Girls' League 2, 3, 4. .,' Ai4,- -: ' .wa - .5 I : f-A gli: wgggi ...y wi. 53,3 - 4, ,Crm '- 'L..Jgi.p.. FP' Q BARBARA JOAN SMITHEY . . . Enlered from Gresham 2: Girls' League 2, 3, 4: Leiiergirls 3, 4: Yell Squad 4: Siaff 3, 4: Siudenl Body Plays 2, 3. Q MAXINE SPRING . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Leiiergirls 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Reporler- Hislorian 4: Tumbling 4: Drum and Bugle 2, 3, 4. Q VIRGINIA SPRING . . . Enlered from California 2: Girls' League 2, 3, 4: Bear Traclcs 3, 4: Assislanl Ari Edilor 3: Arl Edilor 4: Leiiergirls 2, 3, 4: Tumbling 4: F. H. A. 3, 4: Reporler and Hislorian 4. Boys' League 3, 4: Bear's Paw 4: Slreel Palrol I, 2, 3. f THOMAS STENKAMP . . . Boys' League 3, 4. f FRANCES STENKAMP . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4. f ROBERTA STEN- KAMP . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: T. I. C. 4. x f NORMAN STEVENSQNQ . Eniered from Lakeview 4: Boys' League 4: T. ESTEQLENE STIGALL . . . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4:i':Sfaff'g 2,,3Q3'L'Y if STROM . . . Boys' League 3, 4: Torcl1Q4lfflci51ofr'i2:' i3:1,,4: Bear.fTQ,acks 4. J I 'L ,. f ---... 4, K Y K 31, ir DONALD SURFUS . . . Enlrerecl from Waslwinglon 2: Boys' League 3, 4: Dramafics Club 4: Secreiary 4. f NORMAN SWANZY . . . Enlered from Minnesola 3: Boys' League 3, 4. if MARIE TAYLOR.. . Enfered from Silverion 2: Girls' League 2, 3, 4: Leilergirls 3, 4: F. H. A. 4: Leliergirls' 'Irophy 3. iv ROBERT TAYLOR . . . Enlered from Silverlon 2: Boys' League 3, 4: Bear's Paw 3, 4: Secrerary 3: Presidenf 4: T. I. C. 4: F. C. O. 3. wk WAYNE TILSE . . . Slaff 3: Science Club 47 Presideni 4. f MARJORIE TOBIAS . Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: Dramalics Club 3, 4: Presidenl' 4: Symposium 4: Treasurer 4: Choir 3, 4: Sludenr Body Play 4. -k DORIS TRIPLETT . . . Enrered from Iowa 2: Girls' League 2, 3, 4. f RICHARD VAN LANDUYT . . . Boys' League 3. 4: F. C. O. 2. 3. 4: Galelceeper 3, 4: Bear's Paw 2, 3: Vice Presidenl' 3. if RODGER VAN NEST . . . Enlered 'form Iowa 3: Boys' League 3, 4: Srafl 4: Leriermen 3, 4: Baskefball 3. if JACK WEISSER . . . Boys' League 3, 4: Torch Honor 3, 42 Lellermen 3, 4: Band -I, 2: Foolball 3, 4. f JOSEPHINE WERNER . . . Enlered from Redmond 3: Girls' League 3, 4: Lellergirls 4. f WAYNE WERNER . . . Boys' League 3, 4: T. I. C. 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4. wk BERNARD WILCOX , . . Boys' League 3, 4. f BILLIE WILLIAMS. . . Enlered from Tillamook 2: Girls' League 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 3: Drum and Bugle 2. QLEONARD ZASTERA . . . Boys' League 3, 4: Bears' Paw 4: Srreel Pairol I, 2, 3. UNIORS I The Class oT '49, led by presidenT, Bob Brown ex- perienced one oT The mosT successful years of Their high school career. The TeaTure oT The school year was The presenTing of The annual Junior-Senior Prom, May I, in The big gym. Vice presidenT, Bruce Longballa, was in charge of The prom, assisTed by Joan Tilden, decoraTions3 Margie Peak. music: Frances Forbes, inviTaTions: PaT Blalcely, programs: and Jerene Ranger enTerTainmenT. Also a sTudenT body dance was presenTed and a radio program given. Lila Bacon and Tom Henderson were chosen as candidaTes Tor The Carnival King and Queen. Class rings were received, and were The TirsT real change in class rings Trom previous years.. A Lava Bear wiTh Bend High School and l949 were inscribed on The cresT oT The ring. The class officers picTured aT leTT are: PresidenT, Bob Brown: vice presidenT, Bruce Longballa: secreTary, Bar- bara Blalcely: Treasurer, Margie Pealc. Miss Morris and Mr. TaTe are The class advisors. BarTleTT. A. Birge D BaTeman, F. Barclay l Beach. V. Bishop M Anderson A Bacon, L. Blalcley, B. Blalcely, P. Boswell, P. Bowman, M. Brown, B. Brown, P. Burrell, J. Burfon, I. Bushnell, E. Chaney, A. Clwlopelc, J Chrisfie, D. Clarlc, J. Corbin, M Corlcelr, D. Denning, D. Elder, C. Garred, B. Hansen, M. lngle, L. Dahlin, C. De Roclner, M. Ellis, M. Gilliland, D. l-lanslmew, B. Jacobson, M. Damewood, L. Douglass, J. Piclcas, D. Gillis, P. l-lenderson, T. Jolinslon, K. Davidson, M. Drake, D. Pislwbaclc, W. G-olmrlce, D l-lodges, D. Kelly, P. Davis, A. Drosl', D. Forbes, F. Griflillis, R. l-logland, D. Kiesow, J. Day, D. Dudley, B. Fuls, J. Guliclc, D. l-lull, R. Loqqan, M. Day, J. Dyer, D. Garlinqlon, A. Gulliford, J. l-lurnplrurey. J. Longballa, B. Loudermillc, M. McCallum, S. Organ, R. Redmond, B. Rosengarlh, R. Seiber, B. Symons, J. Lubclce, B. McKee, T. Parr, Y. A Reinharr, B. Ross, Simmerville, D. Tilden, J. Lucas, O. Meagher, M. Peak, M. Rhoads, G. Royce, D. Singlelon, L. Tiller, K. Malone, M. Mize, B. Peierson, M. Rhoads, J. Ru+herlord, S. Sproal, G. Tucker, K. May, I. Moore, K. Plalh, M. Rice, G. Saunders, L. Slrerling, E. Valilchla. R. Mcfxrdle, P. Nelson, D. Pugh, J. Roley, V. Sharer, L. Sullivan, L. Van Leuven McCallum, B. O'Dell, K. Ranger, J. Roney, R. Shefiold, G. Surron, R. Walden, G. Waller, M. Walerman, A Whipple, A. Whirson, l-l. Williams, l l. Wyail, B. Youngberg, J SCDPHOMURE The sophomore class, under Jrhe leadership of 'rheir presideni, Bolo Hawes, picrured al right came ihrough lheir iirsf year as upper-classmen wiih flying colors. They presenied a s'ru- deni body dance in ihe gym and also a siudeni' assembly. Their officers were: President Bob Hawes: vice presideni. Tom Neibxergall: secreiary, Mary Fowlerg Treasurer, Caiherine Dellushiaq yell leaders, Donna Slare and Larry Priichelri. Faculiy advisors for ihe sophomores were Mrs. Sleinhauser and Mr. Nicholson. f 40 J eff J :W UL Xi ffzifffmif gyzfifff glwq Q , , fN Soon aTTer school sTarTed lasT Tall, The Treshmen, dressed in underwear, baby bonneTs, and CluTching baby boTTles, paraded Through Town and Then To The TooTball Tield, There To perTorrn The Trosh's annual Task oT cleaning The grandsTands beTore The TirsT TooTball game. The Treshmen were led Through This year by Their president Reggie Halligan, pic:Tured aT righTq vice president Drannon Hamby: secreTary Suzanne GilTillan3 Treasurer Irene Kirl4paTrick: sTudenT council represenTaTive, Meierley Fordham. Their TaculTy advisors were Miss O'Leary and Mr. GeTTman. FRESHME F r EIGHTH GRADE The eighTh graders were led Through Their TirsT year in Bend High by Their able president Jimmy Gilliland. They conlrinued The TradiTion oT serving on The grounds-cleanup commiTTee ThroughouT The year. This commiTTee is responsible Tor clean- ing up The grounds every aTTernoon aTTer school. Their oTTicers Tor The year were: Jimmy Gilliland, president Bill Coyner, vice presidenT7 Alice ValiTchlca, secreTary: Audrey Howe, Treasurer: Buena BarTon, sTudenT council represenTaTive. Mrs. Russell and lvliss Blais were TaculTy advisors Tor This class. PicTured aT leTT is Jimmy Gilliland, president J 1 ,i 2' 1 ,,.., ' 3-:lf f 'xg-K N, 3' f5'fi.g:.nEwnw:w ,K it 2 ' ,- ::. :- aff -,1 . 1 ' .mm m .. ,11,..,L . -w--M . ,-.fiwf ' ' ww -,mmf .S 5 -fu .M-1 K: 1 H K 4 S W 'W 2 v ' V i.' M 4, 31: W . V ASP Q ,As gn. w,, A 2- Q jf f if A 5 'S 'W'-'. - Q . : i7r'it .., E TIE . 2 Li... .- ., 1555 .1 5 a n Z sa - ' i ' 2 .. qw : Z al .. L T K A x. it - - , - A gi L I , , 1 W ,, E, ,? . 2 ' QQ? wlgivfif' 'Q ,fm xi,fj3gt's, 1- L . W if gas X, J M A ' ' 5 Z '2 .,:-' -, , '. r , 4-5' 'L' ' ' is 5.5s1i.g..sH. A ' - L ' 4 4 1 .' ,,,.n , , ' 1 !ffil5,2?f4:ii-ul m nh- 5' , my fm , A Vf '2 1 4 ,'.g'23i-5 : '7f.ff.' k yz w ff w 'M TR' ,L-J :-:Q - ' xvw fx 'wfsfiisffii.1f,1:ZiS:gi5Ef:2f K 'T.Qa:wQ',ww2' S . swarm. wwf 'fY2sfvrassfsfz:zei:sew f X L' ,-.-:far V! LL,, .. , ,. W ,Q fi-ua5fwfW2iSf-QfqigggwfwmiH 1 -. M M: M . Aww M ww aifi :AM55055?snsz4ms5f:Qf25?ifLRff' M M Gfffnfiff Cris-2 gag Wff Cf? -cf kg fwg ff f 6 A ' x.. -in K6 W1 J' TCRCH HO CR The Torch Honor, naTional scholasTic honorary socieTy oT Bend High, under The leadership oT Paul Mowery, came Through wiTh a successTul year. Main iTems on The I947-48 agenda were The annual iniTi- aTion banqueT, Sadie Hawkins dance, and The bingo booTh aT The carnival. As a service To The school, The Torch Honor mem- bers made The announcemenTs over The loud speaker sysTem during The TirsT seme-sTer. This organizaTion is made up oT sTudenTs who have The highesT scholasTic sTanding in The school. Torch Honor Tends To promoTe good ciTizenship Through clevelopmenT oT mind and characTer. OTher oTTicers oT Torch Honor were Margie Peak. vice presidenT: June NysTeen, secreTaryg Virginia Beach, reporTer. Mr. RuTh is The club's advisor. PicTured aT righT is Paul Mowery, presidenT. Ow OW OW OW June NysTeen, Diane Newland, Margie Peak, Wi- nona Fishback, Carmen Elder, PaT Blakely, BeTTy Dudley, Beverly HeberT. Maynard Forbes, CaTherine DeRushia, Colleen Selken, Charleen Dahlin, Frances Brooks, Donna Gulick, BeTTy Marie l-lunT, Marjorie Tobias, Joyce Rickman. Dan l-lorskoTTe, Bob Fowler, Jack Weisser, Tom Neibergall, Georgia Blinn, Genny ArmsTrong, BeT- Ty Lewis, Priscilla BoTkin, ..laneT Cook, Virginia Beach. Garry Jerome, Paul Mowery, Ivan BurTon, Don Benson, Phil Gillis, Don Bushnell, Lowell Maudlin, Sammy Brick, Mr. RuTh. The Bend High LeTTergirls has been one oT The mosT ouTsTanding organ- izaTions during The '47-'48 school year. The members were oTT To a favorable sTarT wiTh The Hens' Hayseed Hop. a masquerade Tor girls only, which proved To be a big success and will con- Tinue To be an annual aTTair. Their year's acTiviTies aT a glance include Their TradiTional banqueT held aT The Pine Tavern in December: aTTendance in January oT a baslceTball play- day aT Madras where The girls played wiTh a True spiriT oT sporTsmanship and came home wiTh high honors: The organizaTion oT an all--girl bowling league in February: a sTudenT body dance early in March, wiTh a ski Trip To Hoodoo Bowl aT The close oT The monTh. Their assembly was held in April and was well received by The enTire sTudenT body. A Big-Six Track meeT in May was The sporTs high-lighT oT The year when Bend LeTTer- girls compeTed wiTh girls Trom six larger Towns in Oregon on Bruin Field. Members oT The cabineT are Bonnie HachTel presidenT:s Genny ArmsTrong, vice presidenT ElizabeTh PlaTh, secreTaryg Barbara Mize, Treas urerg RuTh Organ, sergeanT aT arms. Miss Doro Thy Miller is The club's advisor. Bonnie HaTchTel, presidenT, is picTured aT righT. owl V Elavll- 'Fai' 3 . gr BST -WK. e. Vs ia. aafiieisei' 'l' . 'T- Ofqan' Kee. YXOTT E' msxronngnd. P' Nic mdqe. Nljgczvson' G N 0 Ne Nl Be vefiw' uk' Pxalhr l kaffn ' 590, :NW39 , I Eiga T .. ii. Kiiiirlfi T .. 0 , . ni . F pgkerewxsl P- Wands Baconwsxensomr' been NNA R . 3, 0. L. C, c, ggi' S I Qanwxxxeflemixnaear Bxaigelir Bwx3xg'.5baQiaB5l Rilixefgiakl Uaqidsen. 3 ' P- K5 I QW J. RMS . - ix ' N W2 rn ,NW - lei vs. oe UM M50 ' iw. ,l ' R0 955091 DM' L. EQRTAN- ZiQxn9i'c aW P- STN- 'sac . 0. Negiiinxsk D Nlor Nxdefiwq XI. B Ranks NL NX Dahxmkexson, XJ i Cofbl lv' E. Ssexkegl ihoaqi I A.lR5G.yIx,lTlX bk RQNN 560: NX 59 WANG: F ' Bfoov ' 6961 CgT0XNi G' x C 0 .... S RTN! T1 Sikierier A 'T .V X9-G' ,1T'le svll l ai L' wgwlovfbxriaiwfi 0' 'T f .D WK' gms. Tggam, Nl' 5.. - .al -Q X RQN PEW NX. .T LETTERGIRLS BUYS LEAGUE The,Boys' League isa new club formed lasf year of which all boys in Bend High School are aufomafically members. Jerry Toole and Wilfred Officer were chosen as co-presidenfs and a consfifufion was drawn up. Pencils were purchased lasf year for sale af school, in an affempf fo raise funds. This pencil sale is being con- finued fhis year. Because if is a new organizafion fhe Boys League has nof been foo acfive yef. If is hoped fhaf soon fhis or-- ganizafion will fake a leading parf in Bend High School acfivifies. Boys' League officers for fhis year, picfured af leff. were: Bill Sheffold, presidenf: Don Benson, vice presidenf: Tom Neibergall, secrefary-freasurer. Members of fhe board of direcfors are: Ralph Suffon, Doug Day, Al Chris- fensen, Reggie l-lalligan, Drannon l-lamby, Vern Sampels and l-larry Shinn. The League advisor is Mr. B-urgess. The Girls' League has concluded anolher year of many services. Some of ihe imporianr even+s +hey sponsored are: Dime Dances allrer many games: Mo+her's Tea in May: Girls' League Assembly, April 9: Girls' League Con- ference in Salem: redecorafion of The Girls' League Room by +he home economics deparfment The girls hold monihly meelings where all problems are Talked over. This group is headed by president Nancy Lusk: vice president Berry Lewis: secreiary, Carmen Elder: +reasurer, Barbara B-lakley: advisor, Miss Zola McDougall. Piciured above is Nancy Lusk, president and al' left Belly Lewis, vice president Carmen Elder, secrerary: Bar- bara Blakley, rreasurer. GIRLS' LEAGUE PEP CLUB Beginning The acTiviTies of The year, The Pep Club held iTs annual iniTiaTion down Town, and a banqueT for The new mem- bers in The cafeferia followed. A very successful Red Cross drive was held and a Pep Club drill Team was sTarTed under The direcTion of Miss DoroThy Miller. The Pep Club consTiTuTion was revised and The rnefhod of geTTing new members changed. Pins were ordered for The new girls and in addiTion To gold skirfs, whiTe skirfs were added To The girls' uniforms. I-leld in The S pring was The fun provoking Pep Club LeTTer- B men anquef. l-lighlighfing The evening were The home-m ade cakes by The boys. V Tradifion called for The annual banquef aT The close of school, and anoTher happy and successful chapfer in The book of The Pep Club closed for The graduafing seniors. Club officers are as follows: r. - PresidenT, Genny Armsfrong: vice yiif'-'l4f 'i6 presidenf, Georgia Blinn: secre- info' :V Tary, Margie Peak: Treasurer, June h Nysfeen. and club advisor. Miss 1 Mary Bugar. I PicTured aT lefT is Genny Arm- T Vs If sfrong, club presidenf. ' I, 1 .lj f i' ,gs NX 1h3yJQ?l: -'ark sl .T f 'fafbil 'fl Fw Jael' V if lf' ill 3 fl . il , I 1 mf ff A I A 2 I y .UW T l r 'A flip NYS e ' ' er. . l Blakely, J- W' D. Nleyr 9 pn Baskin, nahhnx. :A Bvinakiowler. . Arm5U'0l'T 1 wersaal . 4 ID. NENN3 1 1 Nl naw, P' Hfzlliiiilh e. Nelsi-iil'milill'oS iauiiaa, J- Range' ROW 1 'F-Shbaclli ' . loW,Nl. a ' ' Row DlRushla'fflsfiilriniXIlisS BBW' ROW i ' KIJ. l ' Row 42 Nl' Pea t en P Blakely' F. C. 0. The annual Falher-Son banquer, held ar lhe Pine Tavern, s+ar+ed 'lhe F. C. O. off for 'rhe year. Officers for 'rhe year were Ted Drake, superinrendenrg Joe Braderich, foreman: Ad- rian Mifchell, limelceeper. ' Members of lhe club may do +heir maior work in mechanics, machine shop. or welding. Each member has worked on a car al' some lime during rhe year, for pracfical experience. Several members have worked preparing Their cars for summer +rips. Mr. Johnson is +he facully advisor of rhe club. Picrured al lefi' is Ted Drake, superinrendenl. ,- ,I 5 S! li 1 ,..-Q ' ,vs T I as gc , is T re may van Lancww- W' ' Row l: Don Drake! -lelil ill box, Forresl Baleman' Row 21 John Klesowl Joae Braderich, Mr. Johr1S0n- 6 iney, RoW37 Con U LETTERME The Bend High School LeTTermen's Club was organized soon aTTer The TirsT class sTarTed in The high school. The purpose oT This club was To offer a special and privaTe club To boys who had made leTTers in any oT Three maior sporTs aT Bend l-ligh School. V This year's LeTTermen's Club is one oT The largesT in many years, wiTh many sTill To be iniTiaTed. Few acTiviTies have been presenTed so Tar This year, buT many are planned To be presenTed during The remainder oT The year. These are: The annual banqueT, The carnival booTh, The annual iniTiaTion, :and pos- sibly a dance. This year's officers are: Don Bushnell, presidenTg Bill Sheffold, vice presidenT: Bob Brown, secreTary-Treasurer. A The advisors of The LeTTermen's Club are: lvlr. Nilsen, Mr. Acheson and Mr. RoberTson. PicTured aT righT is Don Bushnell, presidenT. 1 f D i a -gy 1 J 1 9 wi- W HOW. i 1 X XN' SM Neg' .,- Busmxel ' R gan R . 0- - ev. ' Xu. Nxavalxzr 5. Weiss ev GI Baer s xc. i 'x1. 08 Eemian' PBZTTW ' 5 x BY - 9, , 0. we SSWOMSI Demy::62'5On' D Lacwli' in V' W .LJ 3 L' ? G,xxks.ex5,aevsa1xNn1 Somoa. vegas. S. 6 Lough . - . ' 0. H, ' ROW X' i:idhiaN4feiilav5TXixlv.N1-gfactilxsclke'A cxwwwlise 21 '-xkillal' A -l' 'wi ' sw- ' new GK Hoqxan isxaixili pm? L. Nu. 'ji WRT- ,XISQXM new F0 Roigel . ww- Row As Niisen' 45588 Mary Frances Peferson, Marilyn Bishop, Ken Burden, Jim Ogiefree, Ella Sierling Yvonne Parr. URCHESTRA BEARS' PAW Proving fhemselves one of fhe mosf useful service organizafions in school. fhe Bear's Paw performed fhe regular dufies of preparing fhe foofball field and pafrolling during fhe games lasf fall. They also builf a fence around fhe field before fhe Klamafh Falls game. During baslcefball season, fhey pafrolled fhe gym. fool: fickefs af fhe door, and foolc care of fhe reserved seafs in fhe balcony They held an inifiafion af Shevlin Park fhis spring. They were given new iackefs fhis year. The advisor is Mr. Nicholson. The officers were Bob Taylor, presidenf: Wes Sherman. vice-presi- denf: Don Allen, secrefary-freasurer. Picfured af leff is Bob Taylor, presi- denf. V f T Y T K P RIN L. gffn D. Summ Qraxl' M. C' . R. Wm U. xNilliarnS- L- Slwefma . X. B Moody, l-L Fogifer. K -W D. Reevexsx, W MLN-rcholson ROW ' i lasferfii ' XX n D. el I B Home ' D- PX 9 ' Deal- ' r B. . LFOSTQ ' gwaqef' ROW 'fl' -Y XQT, .g. GY ROW 3' l x 1. Row I: Janel' Cook, Yvonne Parr, Donna Palmer, June Nysleen, Alice Garlinglon, Lila Bacon, Mary Louise Loggan, Connie Paine, Darleen Nelson, Joan Dugan. Row 2: Bernice Hudson. Maxine Spring, Beverly Reinhari, Elizaloeirh Plaih, Joanne Youngloerg, KiHy Moore, Donna Gilliland, Marilyn Ellis. Row 3: Joan Puls. Jeri Haner, Frances Forbes, Jean Cuffin. The Drum and Bugle Corps has 'ralcen an aciive pari in school affairs during 'rhis year. Officers were Eliza- be+h Plaih, presidemi: Donna Palmer, vice-president and Janef Coolc, secre'rary-'l'reasurer. The corps marched al' several foorball games, including +he Salem game a+ Sa- lem. and Jroolc par+ in several rallies. Orher acfiviiies were ushering a+ one of +he baslceiloall games and run- ning 'rhe coal'-check room a+ 'ihe spring carnival. Picfured al' righf is Elizabefh Plafh, president DRUM and BUGLE CGRPS Row Row Row Row JU ICR HIGH BA D Row 1: C. Skjersaa, A. Howe, N. Bero, J. Joachum, J. Erickson, J. Nlartin, G. Fowles. Row 2: S. Grahlman, B. Lyons, J. Overbay, D. Benson, B. Coyner, E. Nlartin. Row 3: V. Wise, J. Lempert, D. Winslow, J. Overbay, J. Cox, D. Ewing. l Row 4: Nl. DeBunce, J. Gulick, G. Johnston, N. Frederickson, L. Cruzan, A. Burleigh. UNIUR HIGH CHOIR 1: G. Fowler, P. Summers, G. Williams, H. Finch, B. Damewood, Kirkpatrick, L. Cruzan, C. Harrigan, R. Goodwill, Nelson, Ford- ham Longballa Chapman Doramus Nlr Hau en i , , , - 9 - 2: Russell, Simmerville, Brown, Cordon, Hansen, Johnston, Wick, Rollins, Ferguson, Crawford, Snelson, Wanachek, Ballard. 3: Anderson, Parker, Van Landuyt, Kaufman, Gregg, Williams, Whaley, Halligan, Spencer, Walker, Donner, Prater, Pickett, Cru- Zan, Nelson. 4: lgalrgshew, Durfee, Koth, Burleigh, Fredenhaugen, llllcllllillan, Gillis, Lewis, Kannan, Brooks, Gassner, Jacques, lllloe, Bailey i illan. V 4 1 1 up is! 51 Gfsgx CHGIR V I g 'QS i..-2 x , . glakellll Fowler, well M' - P. B05 ' mtan, G' , H, H09k'n.5' b ck. L, G-,R I Nl- D chasm' pg: tglicadfkxderl WH Fgshgngerl gmgdasug, Baillarqon D, Kelly' bag, Nl- To 'ai Rggengan 'mlffrayl D' R Dodson, D' Nl. L099anQ5 .l. Young Kohiield, Remhari, L' Woodward. ' Nl- Hollis? D- Glllllall l M Peak' R.wxand' B. Lewtgl L. .skal-ten, 1, knvloareil p,Smjl' Caldwell' inn, o. Ne J'FulS,B' ton' w. N' Row B, rletlexrcel B. pnlugf fi' Boyd, J. Cu M B- Van 'Leuveni Organ. Berman, Dwenzmgzl Carmii ROW 2: weegitan, G, l-lolli l J Humphrey' Agtaawtlaxawr illkaztgodgu Sugagll, Dahlin, Egsen G, DeG-ree, L. Combs. N N, Ellis.B'C0n N, Ferre Wudnn, L. U den R. OC ' D, Raw , I - . n I K,Bur f man, Row 3' 'li'eE3idSxc? Paine' eatongbtm Ln. Whnsgni ivlecnen, A- Waw , ' E' Qhatl 1 n' R- tl ' B Gaffe 1 ' . J, Haflerf B, Blow ' Nlann0l'lf 'ber ROW 4- ' 1351831 y, MC We ' 5. 5 t' no K. Row f Abbe l ' With eighty-seven members, the most in many years the Bend High School A . Cappella Choir took a longer period getting started this year, but was quite a suc- cess once it began singing for groups. The first time the choir performed was du ' T ring eachers Institute where it was . well received by that gathering. The group next entertained at the Christian Church, performing on the Thanks- ' giving program. , The only other time the choir appeared during the first semester was in the annual f Christmas program. f During the second semester, the group performed at the Easter Assembly which f - was one of the highlights of the year. A peak for several of the members was reached when they made a trip to Dallas , to receive their ratings from state judges. This was for soloist a d bl s n ensem es all ' over the state. The choir also participated in the annual spring music festival given by the music . department. Also, the district contest to determine who would be able to go to the state meet at Albany. The last time the choir performed together was on May 28, 1948, at the Com- mencement exercises. The music instructor, Mr. Don Pence,rated the season successful and noted that interest in this subject is growing by the year and in due time the choir will command state-wide attention. , Choir officers for the year were president, Lowell Nlaudling vice-president, Ralph Sutton, secretar Ch l '- ' y, ar een Dahlm, treasurer, Jerene Ranger, and robe chairman, Diana Newland. Pictured at left is Lowell Maudlin, president. BAD R . Rciiwliv Pence, 3. Ernst Row 3 Kee' grslgglife' J- GuIlifzl:.dHalliga P M 'QM W : 5 ' en, . I' , I ' ' 0 R0 G-illfeiiglueii H. Fofviercliiiiert' llgiisliv' K. .livzffilistgi Blake'-K A. B f w 4: Emlcrawfosal. 5a emgchgr Vllf-alger, G. Jegnfarr, Mg' gguglinnl 6.365521 Staffing R0w5. I W. W' ' Hen B' ' 00ks M ef J, Ra en- 5 la, B I. . M- H atermgf, If .Macau f .Peaki tiger, R' 0 . Christens Bensogusaf C' pawn B. Griffizhsl Um, I. lVIcCue,, B ryan, E. Anderson en, IVI. Skjersaa P . Niskaneg K Bigikely, p Rho d I . packard D D IA- Nickef H Elst 1 . Mc ' ' Qan. ' as,J Da 1 . enning E ' ' er,MM ' Y' R- Sefbef ' ' Neal, P . ' ea9'1er ' B- Garred i culllson D 1 R, ge ' ' Mf7KenZie nson, I. Burton, L 01D f R ' Wil, D The 56-piece band, unde'r 'rhe direciion of Mr. Pence and as- sis'ran+ direcior, Mr. Haugen, had a very fine year. They played Chrislmas a+ all of Jrhe looiloall and baslcelball games and gave a and spring concerl. fes+ival, which was held This ear, a+ ihe annual disfricl music Y fool: high honors: The band also senf aloou+ 25 les, 'ro Dallas where They in Bend. 'rhe band members. consislin . g of solos and ensemb made a fine showing. They may be proud of a year's worlc well done. Pic'l'ured al' righi is Irwin McCuen, presidenl. T. I. C. R Q. X Q . Z' 1' flff iff -xv. , 5252! Z 'X ROW I .- Norm Kin afi Sfeve ROW LOf-ffliliorg vi!!-e HI.nC Cf' OHL - ' 'S A4 ef D . Row 3: MrifBHUfChl,nsOu1e Akin' Arjifergl on Prlfcheff R ' Urge ' ey, Ed ' QVO5- ss, Wayne wer Day, George W ner, alder, The Trades and lndusiries Club is composed oi boys and girls who work pari iime. The purpose of ihe club is 'ro prepare 'rhem for a Trade or occupaiion. The social iaciiviiies of Jrhis club have been iniiiaiion, an employer- employee loanquei, a chicken fry, and pariicipaiion in Jrhe carnival. Their officers are: Chuck Alien, president Ari Key, vice-presidenig Ravoe King, secreraryg Cliff Huichins, sergeani-a+-arms. Their advisor is Mr. Burgess. Piciured above is John Sampels, presideni for ihe iirsi semesierp and ai' The righi is Chuck Allen, presideni for 'rhe second se- mesier. IP Ihlllfi lll llllllllll' s We SCHOQTL Oplicx-lamplons m THE HEBRT 533-F' onmgonjg , Lowell lvlaudlin, The Pine lvlurmur's able edilor, brough+ Bend High Schools bi-weekly paper, +he Pine Murmurs, To a successful end. Lowell was assisled by his page ediiors, Dolores Dyer. Bobby Jo Smirhey, and Gloria Norcolr. The spor+s edilor was Bruce Longballa. The circulalion managers were Marjorie Davidson and lrene Barclay: adverlising manager, Pa+ McArclle: business manager. Barbara Mize, and lypisf, Marie Daly. Mr, Ta'l'e is advisor for fhe Pine Murmurs. Ficlured al lefl is Lowell Maudlin, edilor. Row I: lvl. Davidson, G. Armsrrong, M. Daly, C. Blalcely, T. Henderson, S. 1 Briclc, L. Sullivan. l Row 2: P. lvlcArdle, N. Sco++, B. Ernsl, G. Blinn, B. Smilhey, L. Maudlin, B. l Longballa, lvlr. Tale. l Row 3: G. Norcorl, G. Harrigan, R. Van Nesl, D. Drosl, D. Dyer. WELCGMING CCDMMITTEE Row I: Bonnie Haclwlel, Gerry l-larrigan, June Clark. Row 2: Frances Forbes, Joan Fuls, Mary Louise Loggan, Carmen Elcler, Marllwa May, Georgia B-linn, Beverly Ernslr. H LL PATRGL Janer Cook, Jim Oglelrree, George Mansfield, Belly Lewis, Bonnie Haclwfel, Vern Clark, Ray King, Beverly Ernsl. I and insrrucfion course a+ Prineville. Joanne P gh, Donna Slafe, Margie Peak, Genny Armslrong, Diane Newland, Mary Fowler, Marian l-louse, Par Blglcely, Jerene Ranger, Frances Brooks, Ella Srerling, Norma Jackson, Mary Frances Perer- soh, Shirley McCallum, Joan McMillan, Maxine Spring, Virginia Spring, Marion Jacobson, Pauleire Malone, Par Slummers. ln fronl: Miss Miller. y This year's versarile girls' 'rumbling Team, coached by l Miss Dororhy Miller, has had an aclive year. They per- formed berween halves af +he Corvallis baslcefball game, a+ lhe Dis+ric+ 3 baslcerball lournamenr, and 'For rhe Grange. They also gave a combinarion performance The 'learn praclices once a week. Picrured a+ righr i is Genny Armsrrong, ream cap+ain. TUMBLI G TEAM The J. Gfs are iunior leHergirls consis+ing of girls from 'rhe eighfh and ninfh grades. The pur- pose of lhe J. G.s is lo prepare girls for senior leifergirls. They parricipafe in affer-school sporfs such as soccer, volleyball, baskefball, lennis, and ping pong. The girls receive poinfs for These sporis. and a+ ihe end of +he year +hey mus'r have 50 poinfs for a leHer and lOO poinis fo gracluaie info +he senior leflergirls. A cup is presenfed, al' +he end of +he year lo 'lhe mosi ou+s'randing member of fhe J. G.s. Their social acliviiies include hiking, biking, and par+icipa+ion in The carnival. Miss Miller is lhe advisor of The J. 6.5. Piclured a+ leil is Ann Longballa, presidenr. ' I. fs SCIENCE CLUB M...-4 l V B man Beverlxl Heliiil Bmw ww- Had Don . w - i - s - Row l: Milionl- iiraine Mize. Wayne rrY Jerome. GUY Ku l Cook. O l'lorslcoHe. Ga g l , Nh-Q Keiih. Dan N.chol5On, l ROW 2' Symmerville. Mi' l l Reorganized aiier a year's inacfivily, 'rhe Science Club go? off io 'rhese Jrheir dissec l Under The able supervision of Mr. Keirh and Mr. Nicholson, w The purpose of 'rhe Science Club is 'ro creafe, for 'fhe indi- vidual ciiizen Off Simme presid Picf a new siarr This fall. 'furure scieniis+s have been receiving insi'ruc+ion, during ieelcly aiier-school meefings, on 'rhe use of 'rhe slide rule, ring animals, and experimenfinq wi'rh s+a+ic elec1'rici'ry. , an inreresf in his surroundings and 'ro make him a be++er rhrough a knowledge of modern science. icers elecred lasl fall are Wayne Tilse, presidenr, and Don xrville, firsr vice-president Dan l-lors+lco++e, second vice- enr: Guy Kulsrad, 'rhird vice-presidenl. ured ar 'rhe righ+ is Wayne Tilse, president Y' O qEI 'E I, qi! CMJ Qwwlles Of QW 2 X50 - oi My C ?A X of Q04 N Piclured above is Joyce Rickman. ln The cenler is Margie Corbin, Bernice l-ludson, Nadine Russell. Picrured below is Joyce Pe-Hiqrew, Joyce Rickman, Janel Cook, Merlin Newboys, Thelma Wilson, Palrsy Sleward, Shirley Rurherlord. The JaneT SlaTe, Treasurer: Virginia Spring, reporTer, and Maxine Spring, hisTorian. Acoording To The naTional program, Their acTiviTies cover Three Tieldslservice, money-making and pleasure. So, of course, They sTarTeQ:l nam ill The all peT sh charad They poms T To The diTiona ParT and pa PiCTJ ow lThey made Their own puppeTs!l abouT a sprighTly liTTle Ter called Mr. BudgeT. o TooTball Tans, noon lunches To The sTudenTs, and delicacies F. H. A. Row I: D. CorkeTT, B. Hudson, D. SlaTe, J. Rickman, J. Cook, V. Roley, M Spring, V. Spring, J. PeTTigrew, E. Olson, M. Davidson. Row 2: B. CarTer, N. Russell, M. Corbin, A. Anderson, S. Gray, M. May, P Blevins, D. l-loover, P. STewarT, M. Dubois. Row 3: Miss Rydberg, T. Wilson, M. Hansen, J. NysTrom, E. TanKersley, N Fredrickson, G. SheTTold, S. RuTherTord, Miss EllioTT. ' Q able oTTicers Tor The year were Joyce Rickman, president Cook, vice-presidenTp Virginia Roley, secreTary7 Donna The year wiTh The laTTer. They had a semi-Tormal candle- iTiaTion service in The Tall, and shorTly aTTerward, aTTencled TricT convenTion in Madras. There, They presenTed a pup- added To Their coTTers by selling yarn dolls and pom-' carnival crowd. Their spring was highlighTed by The Tra- l MoTher-DaughTer banqueT. oT Their Treasury was senT To The Oregon Orphanage Tund, rT To The NaTional F. l-l. A. Treasury To be used Tor service as iT se es TiT. Club advisors are Miss EllioTT and Miss Rydberg. red aT righT is Joyce Rickman, presidenT. - Row I: Dolores Dyer, Marjorie Tobias, Lowell Maudlin, Charleen Dahlin, Norma Kelsay. Row 2: Juanifa Carroll, Barbara Blakely, Don Surfus. Row I: Row 2 Row 3: Maynard Forbes, Keifh Tuclcer. DRAMATICS Q P Q 1 Q QQ Q 55 1 ,i 4 1 4 The Dramarics Club is organized for Those who are inreresled in drarnarics and have ralcen parf in slu- denl body or class plays. Aclivilies 'for This year included allending school plays in Prineville and Redmond, and orher plays in This region. The one- acl play, All's Fairu was presenfed on Jrhe school radio program, and anolher one-acl' play, Friday Barbara Mize, Marjorie Tobias, Dolores Dyer, Par Kelly, Doro+hy Corlce++. Juanira Carroll, Frances Forbes, Barbara Pifer, Rifa Rosengarmlh, Delma Marsh. Keifh Tucker, Don Surfus, Maynard Forbes. For Luck in an assembly presenled by rhe club. Indian Rain, a shorr Jrhree-acl pupper show, was presenied af The school carnival. Officers for +his year were: Marjorie Tobias, presi- denrg Lorraine Mize and Dolores Dyer, vice presi- denr: Belly Marie l'lunJr and Don Surius, secrerary: Juanila Carroll, business manager: and Delma Marsh, progra'm chairman. Miss Linn is Jrhe club ad- visor. Picrured To lell is Marjorie Tobias, presidenr. SYMPOSIUM Wifh a fofal enrollrnenf of 23 members, fhe Symposium Club was reorganized fhis year fo promofe public speaking acfivifies. Under 'rhe supervision of Mr. Howard Billings. 'rhe officers who so capably led fhis forensics organizafion were: Barbara lvlize, presi- denfg Clif l-lufchins, vice-presidenfg Barbara Blakely, secrefary, and Marjorie Tobias, freasurer. The chief acfivify of fhe club was fhe organizafion of, and par- ficipafing in, a fiffeen-minufe weekly radio program. Working wifh fhe Dramafics Club, -fhey sponsored a sfudenf body dance which was heralded as one of fhe besf of fhe year. The club also ran a very successful forfune-felling boofh af fhe sfudenf body carnival. Picfured af leff is Barbara Mize, presidenf. , if l . S W Sql mhlliklli l sas: f Row , ROW 2. Ow 3: .A ,K W . ' ' 1 ,ff X. I i X , ,V y AT i oawds On D ary Me ' OXO,-es D ,Eel D agher, pdf Yer, Beff lorfe y A4 n John IJ! onna Gul,-Ck' Jeefy. arfe HUM J Mr Bi!-4 M Hans ' U'3 ffa ' fll7 Gynard r' Bda-5 Club ad - Fofbe are Biafra! l Visor' is Dicf yi Mar- I ' s ured. ! Wil' . x 'l F Q 1 . ll ' ' 25 I , f If ffl 4 X f I X x4.J jffif W iiyi llill li l , , K ly. , il il , f i -1: K Y -Y KT. : Wk? . I Si ' CCJACHING STAFF Claude T. Cook is head oT The Bend physical educaTion program. Mr. Cook resigned his posiTion as baskeTball coach lasT year To give his Tull Time To The physical educaTion program oT all The Bend schools. Russell Russ Acheson came To Bend Trom Marshfield. He has coached aT MedTord previously and is an experienced coach. Losing mosT oT The varsiTy Trom The year beTore, The Team won more Than halT iTs games. Henry Hank Nilsen has coached TooTball aT Bend Tor The pasT Two years. aTTer coming back To Bend Trom The army. Hank is a quieT, smarT, and deTermined man, who has made his Team come Through in Tine shape This year. Lenard Bud RoberTson is head Track coach and line coach Tor The TooTball squad. He believes in hard work To make a successTul Team. AT This Time, noT much is known abouT his Track Team. buT wiTh Bud's abiliTy and his dominaTing personaliTy, iT is bound To be a Tine Team. EvereTT G5eTTman coached The eighTh grade Teddy Bears baskeT- ball squad. This has undoubTedly sTarTed building Tine Bend Teams Tor The TuTure. Charles KeiTh coached The Teddy Bears in TooTball and Track. ln baskeTball The Teddy Bears played Burns, Redmond. Prineyille, and The Bend grade schools. I , 1? sl? W ' is i l K QTTSIK TJ Q Tu lsa i i V 'N . 1: r ,i v 1, :I ,N 1, will 2 sms sais T . U..1,,.,3Eg:E.,,,ifg Q . ,, ,,' T L T s is- swf M . . , T img iffilfiiiTili gif- , iiesiigsgiai 'ifiilii' L 'SWTHTS ,if':l1iv A Q T 'T T V Q 1 1 A 5' Tfswfp iisfpisiis Iindfil ifiziirifiiff 1'555 1a.-: .. -f:.'E: 'M, 'tfiii-wifi - sw? '- ffsafws is .f T.ftswes: ' l ispifiiiis . 5 i,?4'1fifff2g22itZig. TEST ' 'if-'tglfj :mfftfsiffms 2-,s , mg , ' - fl iflwiaiii-if .. ' - iisiimjggggghsezgxpkg-si 353 ' fi-'fsvmffiifis mi, - 'pf ,yssrfy A ,g,1fig5esffiQ515iT3Ts:f mi? iii ' f'5ii3SfQf?31i99 iiifiiiif' ' ' Tig l isg lisilwf' ' ,sissy , irfaiwxiggigissif sv , K il l Under The guidance of Coaches Hank Nilsen and Bud Roberfson, our high-spirifed Bend Lava Bears finished one of The Toughesf sTaTe high school foofball schedules wiTh a good record of 4 wins, 3 losses. and 2 Ties. The Bears Tied wiTh Albany for The championship of The B-ig Six confer- ence wiTh a record of 3 wins and 2 Ties. ' The Bend squad opened Their '47 season by playing Their Tradifional game wiTh Redmond, which They won, by a 26 To I3 counf wiTh Sheffold. Gillis and Bushnell sharing scoring honors. The Dalles Indians, sTaTe champions, handed The Bend Team Their TirsT I defeaf in a high-scoring game which ended wiTh a 32 To 2l score. Bill Shef- fold was oufsfanding offensively and defensively for The Bears. The Bears opened Their B-ig Six Conference compeTiTion wiTh a I9 To 6 vicTory over The Corvallis Sparfans. Bill Sheffold and Wes l-logland played remarkably well for Bend. The Bend aggregaTion downed The Eugene Axemen by a 26 To 7 score. Wes l-logland, Bill Sheffold and Don Bushnell sfood ouT for The Bears. The hard TighTing Bears had To seTTle for a I3 To I3 Tie wiTh The Salem Vikings in a baTTle in rain and mud Againsf Alban The Bears again foughf in The mud and ram To halT T e Bulldogs wiTh a greaT goal line sTand and emerged wiTh a scoreless Tie The Bears defeafed The Springfield Millers by a 2l To O counf To finish Their Big Six CompeTiTion Phil Gil lis Bill Sheffold and Wes Hogland played a wonderful game for Bend When The Bears invaded Medford They were slapped wiTh a 28 To I9 defeaT by The Black Tornadoes who played Their besT game of The year From leff To rlghf on This page are Wes Hogland Jack Gilfillan Vern Clark Phil Gillis Gofflaeb Baer Don Bush nell Don Painfer Jack Weisser Picfured above are Sam Lackaff and Delberf Flckas managers s lg iii s ll il ., - - '- 2 f- 2 '- .lf i o g 51125195 8,3 i ills i -- , Em il il ,,. , , 1... i..r.1rWfA'se'r: , . '- ,qwr,. -.ww 2 :ia :.-.Q 2-f,::ef2.::. -. 524 E,3ggii,1,,lEzsiggEgii Fr., .., 1 K B - . ,ms li Q, T a W . 'lg 4 Tiiilliiilii . fs -' lilalf f W ' 1 sgfiymyeigg-, i Kgljyg 'wgiigis 3535? ,gg xii. 1' saw ., Qlfs' , 232522 Qwagifffi 432 2E2,fifQ?Eir'2,Q,s, ' .,fiigrfsif1fz2fifw ,f,glgrw5:rg..rir4isg1 ' dig ir Midas .. . srf.isi.rsw.,2.- ,,iiQsE5i:3,,515sjF?4,,,,, w1,35if.f,,.f,,rw, -fgif:i,.if?rg2:e.zr. iggglspig1sfE5+fffrf.iz.irg Ps?.l5?aSf,,gri,lg,ir5ia!E T isis will TREES QEQQME1 f: M i - We ,. . ., . iilX5iYiK'7if,fi7i.ifil ,.., I i ff' 'iiffti TTPTWQTQQW . . A if lg . ii T fir' i Wisggf -f M T x M S 4 I T ,-,- sv. . .- -f if 1 Ei W.-z.f.f. , wr . X U., ,MA I 2111 . , WW V V 1 . . 'il ,,,.. T f . iw- , r liixsisiir - ln The annual ArmisTice Day game wiTh KlamaTh Falls. The Bears were deTeaTed by a I3 To I2 score, To be elimf inaTed Trom DisTricT 2 compeTiTion Tor a sTaTe TournamenT berTh. The game was wiTnessed by The largesT crowd as-- sembled on Bruin Field. The Bend eleven played here only To bog down in The second half due To lack oT re- serves and a greaT weighT disadvanTage. The game was The lasT played aT Bend High Tor seniors: Bill Sheffold, Don Bushnell, Vern Clark, Jack GilTillan, Wes l-logland, George Mansfield, Don Benson, Don PainTer, George l-lexT, Jack Weisser and Larrie Anderson. LeTTers were awarded To: Ends, Don Bushnell, Don Ben- son, J. W. Rhoadsp Tackles, George HexT, Doug Hogland, Don PainTerg Guards, Wes Hogland, George MansTielcl, Larrie Anderson: CenTers, Jack Weisser, MarTin Lusk and GoTTlieb Baer: Backs, Bill SheTTold, Don Denning, Phil Gil- lis, Jack Gilfillan, Vern Clark and Jack Symons. Winner oT The Lions' DeTensive Trophy, an award given annually To a selecTed deTensive player Tor ouTsTanding deTensive play, was Wes Hogland, rugged Bear guard and Tackle. OTher ouTsTanding defensive players who deserve recogniTion were Bill SheTTold, George Mansfield, and Phil Gillis, winner oT The award lasT year. Chosen Tor The I947 All-Big-Six !sT Team were Wes Hog- land, Bill SheTTold, Don Bushnell and George MansTield. On 2nd Team was our Tullback, Phil Gillis. Honorable menTion wenT To Don Benson, Doug Hogland, George l'lexT, Larrie Anderson, Don PainTer, Jack Weisser, Vern Clark and Jack GilTillan. From leTT To righT on This page are B-ill SheTTold, George l-lexT, Douglas l-logland, Larrie Anderson, Jack Symons, Don Denning, J. W. Rhoads, George MansTield, Don Benson. uv BASKETBALL Affer fhe successful foofball campaign, baskefball fook over and wifh if a new menfor, Russ Acheson, who fook over fhe Bend helm from his previous fob af Marshfield and Medford. ln his firsf year as coach here, Russ enioyed a fairly successful season wifh his squad winning I7 while losing l2 or a .596 per- cenfage. The Bears scored I,3'I2 poinfs, as againsf I,274 for 'rheir opponenfs. Bend was enfered in fwo leagues fhis year: one, fhe Cenfral Oregon League, in which fhe Bears won wifh 8 vicfories againsf a lone defeaf: fhe ofher, fhe Big Six Loop, in which Bend won 3 and losf 7 fo fie for fourfh place. The Lava Bears mighf have gone undefeafed in Cenfral Oregon play excepf for a 27 fo 24 upser by Lakeview in fhe firsf game of fhe season. Affer winning fhe fifle and being favored fo cop fhe Disfricf 3 fifle for a berfh fo fhe sfafe fournamenf, fhe Bend aggregafion was again upsef. This fime if was fhe Cinderella feam, Prineville's Cowboys, dumping fhe Bears 4l fo 40 fo eliminafe fhem from fhe fourney. Affer fhis fhe Cowboys wenf on fo spill favored Redmond 50 fo 45 and gain fhemselves a fournamenf slof. Some of fhe highlighfs of fhe season were broughf back affer looking over fhe score book and recalling fhe games. Probably, one of fhe mosf fhrilling games was fhe firsf Big Six encounfer wifh Corvallis in fhe valley cify. This game. wifh fhe Sparfans a decided favorife, resulfed info fhe only overfime game of fhe season as Corvallis won 47 fo 44 in fhe 3-minufe overfime period. Affer regular playing fime had elapsed fhe score was knoffed af 44 all, when Madison, Sparfan guard swished a prayer shof in fhe closing seconds. Anofher fhriller was fhe second Redmond game in which Bill Sheffold poured in 8 poinfs in fhe lasf 3 minufes fo cinch a 50 fo 48 vicfory. Wifh graduafion, fhe Bear hoop squad losl' 4 seniors fall sfarfersl from fhis year's feam, buf wifh six leffermen refurning, a sfrong feam is predicfed for nexf season. Losf was, perhaps, Bend's all-fime oufsfanding all-around afhlefe, Bill Sheffold, who as an ace in foofball, baskefball, and frack finished ouf his high school career in a blaze of glory. B-ill garnered 457 poinfs fhis year which was one of fhe fop poinf producfiorf' fofals in fhe enfire sfafe. The fhree ofher seniors, Don Bushnell, Babe Maudlin, and Don Benson, played fheir final games and fhroughouf fhe year, gave credifable performances. Back for nexf year's feam, will be Larry Sfandifer, Bruce l-ongballa, Bob l-lawes, Alberf Chrisfenson, Ted McKee and Doug Hogland. VARSITY Game Scores for fhe Sea son were: Bend--24-Lakeview - . Bend--48-Burns -..-..- Bend 35-Marshfield Bend 25-G-ranfs Pass Bend--47-Hood River Bend 5l-Idaho Frosh Bend 44-Corvallis -- lOverfimel Bend 56-Albany -- - Bend 4l-Prineville -- Bend 39-Madras -- - Bend 33-Salem -- -- Bend 32-Redmond -- Bend 58-Lakeview -- Bend 57-Burns -- --- Bend 37--Albany --- Bend 48-Prineville -- l Bend--42--Salem ---- Bend--4l-Corvallis -- Bend--50-Redmond -- Bend--45-Eugene -- - Bend--35-Springfield - Bend--59-Madras --- Bend--52-Universify - Bend 70--The Dalles- Bend - Bend Bend Bend Bend 38-OSC Rooks 60-Eugene -- - 48-Springfield - 40-Prineville -- lDisf. 3l 55--Lakeview - - lDis+. 3l Bet HWW GS Don 6w5fwvag,U B Laws.-,-fl FXawJfi QMQQQO Dow H0 hm C 'life-mean DQ 'Q L .W M ' s . , - , fbi? N 1' P , M W E R nf!flf'ZL0,d J u N I o ,R V A R S I T Y . 1 C U B S K V l, ! 4 , T E D D Y B E A z5 YS? I TRACK fi The Lava Bears '47 Track Team had a very suc- cessful season winning six ouf of fhe eighf meefs enfered. The B-end squad won fhree four-wa meefs wifh Redmond, Prineville, and Madras. buf llosf fhe Cenfral Oregon lvleef fo Redmond by a one-poinf score of 78 fo 79. . ln fhe Big Six lv1eef,DiclcMaudlin sef a new broad jump record wifh a jump of 2l feef 53A inches. Bend won fhis meef by a score of 57 followed closely by Eugene wifh 53lf2. Bend again nosed ouf Redmond in fhe Disfricf No. 2 meef by a 72 fo bl score. The Bears, also, placed fiffh in fhe l-layward Relays af Eugene, A squad of 8 'rhaf qualified for fhe sfafe secured 7 poinfs for l4+h place in fhe meef. The squad was composed of Bill Sheffold, Diclc lvlaudlin, Jack Sym- ons, George Mansfield, Royal DeLany. Gale Finley. Don Bushnell and Bob B-rown. This year's refurning senior leffermen are: Bill Sheffold, Babe lvlaudlin, George Mansfield, Don Bushnell, Vern Clarlc, Bob Fowler and Wes l-logland. Refurning junior leffermen are: Bob Brown, Eldon Bushnell, Tom Henderson, Bob Lubclce, J. W. Rhoads, Jack Symons and Rai h Suffon. The refurning sopho- more is Larry Sfandifzr. a promising high-jumper. missy My . 1, .nf S m-fi grate. H+ 115.44 Q,,,x,..A - mm Gfowxfof-'iableff 'bpea.Kfn2D oc Rgfwvns Hvmgui .8 .,-,V.I K , w Sw Xave.. , ,,- ,, f,1,,a, A , .A R . A Q 1 'ff Pl gtmss j .. ,Q .. .W 1 f l f . ,RAW N Ppww 5fi'Qm'Hy glam aw? Fr-e.'H Y gmifb J afwm, Lay ,, A 1, V kfw. :Q Q, v . , .7 A www Q, si, my mmf ,V I : , f x f -- . . M DHJX 1.7 A E3 ,f As fr S5 2 r. VCE- Hag see x 'fm 'My gift? ffp U AJEKQJ iwwm My M ILQGR fMf6AP My jk CM Alf M ZW -ff W, A Q Q' , WNW! I ' aj! .1-cgcahkupgj' A' QF I XX 3 ii-N N ' Ck LDV, ,--. mx! Z1 ,XX 'CJK' Vff' , N 7K ' h , ,IUA X .gi V C Q Q' of C5 QW-, ES 2 Ci? f,1j-C45 ,Q qxxi X , X,-Q F C rp , f Ji YVR X ,hug 'gg vw K affix ,wp il3Wf53f Z W, ,,,fCL MW AZQSP X if W P? Q' JW ' H- wywfii' QS My W Www 3 , ffxd 9 gf .vyv fx WWE! ,Q , 5 ,Y 2262 X QM Aw? .Rig Q9 A fjjfxxx VM www 2435 ., -I I ,W ,. ,N . 'N., J l N A-. -X K P 1 -z Acknowledgment The Bear Tracks sialf and Jrhe s'ruden'rs of Bend High School wish +o convey 'lo i'he businessmen of Bend l'heir sincere appreciaiion of +he suppori umcailingly given 'io Bend High School pulolicalions. Following are 'rhe business houses whose generous conlribuiions helped make 'ihis yearbook possible: Oregon Equipmenl' Company Felix lvlofors-Siudebaker Capilol Cleaners Bear's Jewelry We+le's Deparlmenf S+ore Ciiy Drug Company Bus+er Brown Shoe Slore Conlee's Grocery Slaie's Barber 8: Beaufy Shop S 8: N Men's Shop I Skyline Sfeak House Ra+h's E Phoiography: DeBunce Sfudio Priniingz Bend Bullefin The Bend Shoe Clinic Sherwin-Williams Company Keef's Bakery Dyer's Aulo Service Bend Drug Company Lincleborg Shoe Service Houk-Van Allen Slaples Op+ical Brandis Thrifi' Wise Drugs lviannheimer's - Magill Drug Company Ries Radio 81 Record Shop Bend Garage Slover-LeBlanc, lnc. Gregg's Banner Bakery Pho+o-Arf Sfudio Evans Fly Company Bend Elecrric Rainbow Cleaners Hand Moior Company Myrick's Pholographs Symons Jewelry J. C. Penney Company Firsl' Naiional Bank of Porlland. Bend Branch Skyline Drive-in Mode O'Day The Delicacy Shop Phoiographsz Roger Ball The Markeleria ScoHy's Feed Slore Niebergall Jewelry Cashman's, lnc. The Dairy S'rore Freeman's Tackle Company Masfercrafi Cleaners Erickson's Food Markei The Owl Pharmacy Ci+y Cleaners 8: Dyers Coca-Cola Bollling Company of Bend Gohrke lvlarkei Aune's Feed S+ore Halbrook Molors Ward lvlolor Company Sexion Supply gc Saw Service The Pine Tavern Eriksen's S+a'l'ionery Huichins lviolors Economy Drugs I, T-