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

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1949 volume:

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D orollwy Corlcefl Assislanl' Edilor -- .... Diane Newland Ar? Edilor ........... Mariory Davidson Assislanf Arl Edilor --- Mary Lou Hudson Business Manager ......... Ken Jolwnslon Assislanl Business Manager -- Dick Carlson Sporls Edilor .......u... Tom Henderson Copy Edilor .... .... N ancy Forresf Class Wrile-ups .... .... R aloh Suffon Club Wri're-ups ........... Dolores Dyer . Pholography .......... Forresf Baleman, John Kiesow, Gloria Rice Faculfy Advisor .............. Mr. Reed M. Davidson, K. Johnslon, D. CorkeH. Row l-D. Corkelf, D. Newland. M. Davidson, N. Forrest D. Dyer. M. L. Hudson. Row ll-T. Henderson. R. SuHon. Mr. Reed. D. Carlson, K. Johns+on. Valedictorian Margie Peak, valedicforian, has finished four years of hard work resuliing in a l.2l average. Margie enlered Bend schools in fhe firsf grade and finished her primary schooling here wifh fhe excepiion of +he sixfh grade, which she spenf in Wyoming. She plans io finish her educafion a'r Oregon Sfaie, where she will major in Home Economics. Margie has been one of fhe mos+ acfive slu- denfs in ihe Senior class. She is presidenf of Girls' League and is an aciive member of Pep Club. Torch Honor, Leriergirls, fumbling ieam. Pine Murmurs slaff, choir, band, orchesfra, and also has faken par? in one of +he siudenf body plays. She was honored by being chosen as one of fha represenfafives +o Girls' Sfaie. Margie is known for her cheerfulness. fairness, greaf dependabiliiy, and sinceriiy, for which fha senior class has reason 'ro be proud of her. 'KK Salutatorian Pal Blakely, wllh a close second io ihaf of ihe Valedic'rorian's grade average, finished four years of high school wilh an average of l.28. She eniered Bend schools Twelve years ago, and has a++ended Them ever since. For her high- er educalion, Pai plans lo aiiend Lewis B1 Clark college in Porfland. Pal has been ouisianding in faking parm' in an unusual number of aciivilies, and working hard af each one. She is a member of Pep Club, Lefiergirls, Torch Honor, fumbling Team, Drum and bugle, Pine Murmurs slafi, orchesira, choir, band, sexielie, and rally squad. She has been sfudeni body paymasler, chairman of ihe high school radio program, and one of 'the maioreiies. She was also chosen This year as queen of 'rhe Junior-Senior Prom, an honor which was well deserved. ADMINISTRATION R. E. Jewell Wilfred Burgess BOARD OF EDUCATION Dr. G. W. Winslow, Mr. Vance Coyner, Mr. Len Sfandifer, Dr. J. S. Grahlman, Mr. Glen H. Greqg, Mrs. Irene Coflwrell. FACULTY CLAUDINE RUSSELL-English, Social Sci- ence. LLOYD REED-English. e-RACE MARY LINN-English, ofamancs. KENNETH RUTH-English, spanish, man. WILMA JAcossoN En lash Remedial -1 g . English. lNof shown-MARIANNE GERKE-English, MARGARET MORRIS--Library. SYLVIA VEATCH-Albeg ra, Geomefry. CECELIA O'LEARY-Arifhmefic, General Mafhemefics. HENRY NILSEN-General Malhemaiics, World Geography, Foofball Coach. ZOLA MCDOUGALL-Remedian Mafhe- mafics, Trigonomefry, and Dean of Girls. ANTOINETTE BLAIS-Eighfh grade Arifh- melic. CLAUDE COOK-Head of Physical Educalion deparimenr. LEONARD ROBERTSON - Physical Educalion, Traclc coach. MARIANNE BLENKINSOP - Girls' Physical Eclucalion. DORIS DE LURME - Girls' Physical Eclucalion. 1311 ROY LIVELY-Mechanical Drawing. PAUL SMlTH--Woodworking. ROBERT JOHNSON-Machine Shop. J. WILSON BILYEAU-Drivers' Educa+ion DON PENCE-Head of music deparfmenf. ELIZABETH NICHOLSON-Music. JOSEPH HAUGEN-Music. HAROLD CARLILE-Typing, Bookkeeping General Business. MARY BUGAR-Typing, Shorflmand. WILFRED BURGESS-T. l. C., Vice-princi- pal, Dean of boys. MARY JOHNSON-Social Sfuclies. Dean of girls, ZOLA MCDOUGALL-lvlaflwemafics. Dean of girls. RUSSELL ACHESON-Physical Educalion, Speech. Coach of baslcefball, Dean of boys. GERTRUDE SCHOELER-Homemaking. CHARLES KEITH-Chemisfry, Physics. DOROTHY RYDBERG-Home Relafions General Science. Home Economics. EVERETT GETTMAN-General Science. HOWARD NICHOLSON-Biology. BARBARA STEINHAUSER-English. Art Head of Arr deparfmeni. CLIFFORD RICH-U. S. His- fory, World Hisiory. DEAN TATE- U. S. Hisfory. English, Sfaff. Journalism. CHARLES LE FEBRE-Sociology and Economics. vida x mr? Q I WF- f x f 3 2 4. MJ Mfr K, , M. 1.1 T , W'fw? Q, .,., , .. , X Q Hillhl K HUG as gk W if 14. Q .1 Cece Cala A ff? 91 'KL 1 52 STUDE T COUNCIL The sTudenT council. composed of The above sTudenTs, has had a very successful year, beginning wiTh regisTraTion in SepTember. Each year The sTudenT council is in charge of regisTraTion wiTh The help of The Teachers. The Two main proiecTs Tor This year's council were finish- ing The caTeTeria, and re-decoraTing The council room. The sTudenT council Tried To brealc The feudal barrier be- Tween Bend and Redmond by sponsoring a dance in The big gym: laTer on. Bend and Redmond each gave an exchange assembly. A large banqueT was held aT The TirsT of The year. and various oTher banqueTs were held ThroughouT The year. An inTer-council banqueT beTween Bend and Redmond was held aT The Pine Tavern on March 22. The 26Th oT March The sTudenT council presenTed anoTher dance called The Ma, Pa, and Me ParTy, which was very well liked by boTh sTudenTs and parenTs. IT proved To be one of The besT dances oT The year. Concluding iTs acTive year, The sTudenT council sponsored The STaTe Council ConvenTion here May lsT and 2nd. Cifies from all over Oregon were represenTed by approximafely 220 sTudenTs. Don Denning. Bend president acTed as sTaTe president and Charleen Dahlin, Bend secreTary, acTed as sTaTe secreTary. Row l Bruce Longballa Phil GllIS Don Denning, Charleen Dahlin. Dick Rasmussen Maurice Rasmussen WilTred Burgess. Row2 Chrishne Ryman Barbara Muze Marcia Skiersaa, Jim Wade. Phil Gillis. Charleen Dahlin, Barbara Mize. is 2 . S O .sm JW Bruce Longlaalla. Marcia Skiersaa, Dick Rasmussen. Jim Wade, Chrisfine Ryman, Maurice Rasmussen. '-D5 'J'-15 iv 1 if uf . Q1 in Ads A 4 W 94 ,W fm wk 1 4 1 1 VY , ff 'F f ' M 1 , 1 -sf? ,,.. 'wif 5 wg, . 3 ! L-,A 1 -ffm V' -' x Q I . .tg I 4 I ' x x , 3 K N A . N X w 'N 7 1 . x ,nf fs 3-gsqf. ' f-asa , 01, SE IORS y The class of I949, led by senior class presidenf. Tom Her.- derson. experienced one of fhe mosl successful years of ifs high school career. X The 49'ers held various acfivifies fhroughoul' fhe year. such as a senior foofball dance, following lhe end of foofball season. a dime dance affer fhe Salem game, and a senior assembly. In alhlefics, fhis year's senior class could be mafched by none ofher. Doing well in all fhree major sporfs-foofball, bas- kefball, and frack, fhe 49'ers' 'reams can be mafched wifh almosl any feams in fhe sfafe. Alfhough The .senior class was fhe smallesf class in fhe school wifh an enroll- men? of l35, if proved fo be one of lhe greafesf fo graduale from Bend High School. Al' fhe leff are senior class officers as follows: presidenf, Tom Henderson: vice-presiclenf, Doug Day: secrefary, June Clark: freasurer. Marion Plafh. Mickey Sullivan, Joan Tilden. and Keifh Tucker are class yell leaders. Class ad- visors are Miss Jacobson and Mr. Reed. ANDERSON, ARLEAN . . . Girls' g League 1, 2.3, 4: F. H. A. 1, 2. 31 Letterglrls 1, 2, 3. ANDERSON, ERVIN . . . Entered from Nebraska 4: Boys' League 4. BACON, LILA . . . Entered from Portland 1: Girls League 1, 'ag 3, 4: vice-president 4: Lettergirls 1. 3: Pep Club 4. BAKER MARY . . . Entered from Coos Bay, 3: Girls' League 3, 4. BARCLAY, IRENE . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 2 3, 4: Symposium 3: Staff 3. BARTLETT, AOELVA . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. BATEMAN, FOREST . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4: F. C. O. 3, 4: Foreman, 4: Bear Tracks 4. BIRGE, DONNA . . . Entered from Mt. Angel 3: Girls' League 3, 4. BISHOP, MARILYN . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club, 2, 3. 4: Yell Leader 2, 3. BLAKLEY, BARBARA . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 3: Class Treasurer 2, Secretary 3: Pep Club 3, 4: Treasurer 4: Lettergirls 2: Symposium 3: Secretary 3: Torch Honor 4: Student Body Play 3, 4: Orches- tra, 3: J. G. 1. BLAKELY, PAT. . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Lettergirls 2, 3, 4: vice-president 4, recorder 2: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: Tumbling Team 1, 2, 3: J. G.'s presi- dent 1: Drum and Bugle 2, 3, 4: Class Representative 2: Welcoming Committee 4: Pine Murmurs 2: Band Majorette 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Student Body Paymaster 3: Chairman Radio Committee 4: Girls Trio 3: Girls Sextette 4: Rally squad 4: Junior-Senior Prom Queen 4. BOSWELL, PEGGY SUE . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. BOW- MAN, MILTON . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4: Science Club 3, 4. BROWN, PATRICIA . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 4. BROWN, BOB . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4: Class vice-president 2, president 3: Lettermen 2, 3, 4: Secretary-Treasurer 3, presi- dent 4: Staff 4: Track 2, 3, 4. BURRELL, JUANITA MAE... Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Lettergirls 1, 2: F. H. A. 1, 2. BUR- TON, IVAN . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4: Class president 1: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4, president 4: Orchestra 4: Hall Patrol 2. BUSHNELL, ELDON . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4: Lettermen 2, 3, 4: Secretary-treasurer 4: Pine Murmurs 4: Track 2, 4. CHANEY, ARLENE . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. CHLOPEK. JOANN . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 1, 2. CHRISTIE, DOROTHY . . . Entered from Vancouver Wash- ington 3: Girls' League 3, 4: Symposium 3: Welcoming Com- mittee 4: president 4: Pine Murmurs 4. CLARK, JUNE . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Class secretary 4: Pep Club 4: Lettergirls 2, 3, 4: Welcoming Committee 3: Pine Murmurs 2, 4: Dramatics 2: Chairman, Polio Drive 4: Prom Princess 4. COMBS, DONNA . . . Entered from California 3: Girls' League 3, 4. -5' CORBIN, MARJORIE . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 3: J. G.'s 1: Lettergirls 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 4. CORKETT. DOROTHY . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Torch Honor 4: Dramatics 3, 4: vice-president 4: F. H. A. 3, 4: reporter 4: Staff 4: Bear Tracks Editor 4: assistant 3: Student Body Play 4. CRANE, BETTY . . . Entered from Sweet Home 4: Girls' League 4: Majorette 4: Prom Princess 4: Welcoming Committee 4. DAHLIN, CHARLEEN . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Class secretary 2: Torch Honor 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Drum and Bugle 1, 2: Lettergirls 1, 2, 3: Student Body Secretary 4: Student Body Play 3: Girls' State 4. DAMEWOOD, LEROY . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4: Basketball Mgr. 3, 4: Track Mgr. 3: Let- terman 3, 4. DAVIDSON, MARJORIE . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 2, 3, 4: president 4: Lettergirls 2, 3: Symposium 3: Dramatics 3, 4: Torch Honor 4: Bear Tracks Art Editor 4: assistant 3: Pine Murmurs 3, 4: Circulation Mgr. 3: State Speech Meet 3. DAVIS, ANNA JEAN . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 3, 4. DAY, DOUGLAS . . . Boys' League 2, 3. 4: Boys' League Representative 3: Class vice-president 4: Letterman 4: Foot- ball 4. DAY, JOHN . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4: F. C. O. 4: Class yell leader 2. DENNING, DON . . . Entered from Redmond 3: Boys' League 3, 4: Letterman 3, 4: Torch Honor 4: S. B. president 4: Welcoming Committee 4: Football 3, 4: Track 3: State Representative to N. A. S. C. 4: State Student Council Pres. 4. DIETZ, JIM . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4: T. I. C. 2, 3, 4: president 4. DeROCHER, MARTHA . . . Girls' League 1, 2. 3, 4. DOUGLASS, JOYCE . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Trio 2, 3: Building Commtitee 4. DRAKE, DON . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4: P. A. system 3, 4: F. C. O. 3, 4: Timekeeper 4. DROST, DORIS . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Torch Honor 4: F. H. A. 4: chairman for school cafeteria 4: Building Com- mittee 4: Pine Murmurs Staff 3, 4: News editor 4. DUDLEY, BETTY . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: J. G.'s 1: F. H. A. 4: Torch Honor 3, 4: Student Body Play 3. DYER, DOLORES . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Symposium 3: Dram- atics Club 3, 4: vice-president 3: secretary 4: Torch Honor 4: Welcoming Committee 4: Bear Tracks 4: Pine Murmurs 2, 3, 4: Feature Editor 3, 4: Assistant Editor 4: Handbook Editor 4: Student Body Play 3, 4: Girls' State 4: State Speech Meet 3. DYSART, JOE . .. Boys' League 2, 3, 4. U ELDER, CARMEN . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Secretary 3: J. G.'s 1: Pep Club 3, 4: Torch Honor 3, 4: Welcoming Com- mittee 3, 4. ELLIS, MARILYN . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: J. G.'s 1: Lettergirls 2, 3, 4: Drum and Bugle 1, 2, 3, 4: Tum- bling Team 1, 2. FICKAS, DELBERT . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4: Lettermen Club 1, 2, 3: T. I. C. 4: Football manager 2, 3: basketball manager 1, 2, 3. FISHBACK, WINONA . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Girls' League, president 1: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: secretary-treasurer 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Lettergirls 2: J. G.'s 1: Secretary: Student Body Treasurer 3: Welcoming Committee 4: Dramatics 1, 2. FORBES, FRANCES . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Lettergirls 1, 2, 3, 4: Drum and Bugle 2, 3: J. G.'s 1: Dramatics Club 3, 4: F. H. A. 1: Welcoming Committee 3, 4: Rally Squad 4. FOWLER, HUGH . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4. FULS, JOAN . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: J. G.'s 1: F. H. A. 2: Drum and Bugle 3, 4: Lettergirls 2, 3, 4: Welcoming Com- mittee 3, 4: Rally Squad 4. GARLINGTON, ALICE . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: J. G.'s 1: kettergirls' 2, 3, 4: Class Yell Leader 2. GARRED, BARTON . . . Entered from Washing- ton 3: Boys' League 3, 4: T. l. C. 4: President 4: 2nd place Elks Democracy Contest 4: lst place J. C. Speech Contest 4. GILLILAND, DONNA . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: J. G.'s 1: Lettergirls 2, 3: Drum and Bugle 1, 2, 3: Pine Murmurs 4. GILLIS, PHIL . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4: Torch Honor 1, 2, 3, 4: Letterman 1, 2, 3, 4: Sgt. at Arms 4: Student Body vice president 4: Welcoming Committee 4: Representative to State Council 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Lions' defensive trophy 2, 4: Basketball 1, 2. GOHRKE, DICK . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4. GRIFFITHS, ROEN . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4: Letterman 4: Football 4: Track 4. GULICK, DONNA . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Freshman Representative 1: J. G.'s 1: Lettergirls 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: Symposium 3. GUL- LIFORD, JACK . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4: Dance Band 3, 4. HANSEN, MARY . . . Entered in from Vale 2: Girls' League 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 3, 4: treasurer 4. HANSON, JOAN . . . Entered from California: Girls' League 4. HANSHEW, BOB . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4: F. C. 0. 3, 4: superintendent 4: Bears' Paw 3, 4: vice-president 4: Building Committee 4. 'ii H fn I 3' :Q a 1' Q BL I 55,4 . ,' ff cgi HENDERSON, TOM . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4: Class president 4: Letterman 2, 3, 4: Pine Murmurs 3, 4: Sports Editor 4: Bear Tracks: Sports Editor 4: Track 3, 4. HINCE, LOUIS . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4: T. I. C. 3, 4: vice-president 4. HODGES, DON . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4. HOGLAND, DOUGLAS . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4: vice-presi- dent 4: Letterman 3, 4: vice-president 4: Football 3, 4: Bask- etball 3, 4. HULL, RONALD . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4: Street Patrol 1: Dance Band 4. HUMPHREY, JUNE . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 1. INGLE, LOVEJOY . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Lettergirls 2, 3, 4: treasurer 4. JACKSON, ROSE . . . Entered from Ore- gon City 3: Girls' League 3, 4: Dramatics club 4: Student Body Play 4: Prom Crown Princess 4. JACOBSON, MARION . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Tumbling 2, 3: Lettergirls 3: Torch Honor 4: Library 3. JOHNSTON, KEN . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4: Dance Band 3, 4: Grounds Committee 3, 4: Dramatics 2: Book Manager 2, 3: Bear Tracks Bus Mgr. 4: Assistant 3. KELLEY, PAT. . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 1, 2: Symposium 3: Drama- tics club 3, 4: Welcoming Committee 4. KIESOW, JOHN . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4: F. C, O. 3, 4: gatekeeper 4: Chairman Building committee 4: Bear Tracks 4. KIZER, BETTY . . . Entered from Alaska 4: Girls' League 4. KLOBAS, JOHN . . . Boys' League 2.3, 4: Street Patrol 2, 3: captain 3: Symposium 3: F. C. O. 4. LOUDERMILK, MAR- GAREE . . . Entered from Lakeview 2: Girls' League 2, 3, 4. LOGGAN, MARY LOUISE . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Letter- girls 1, 2: Drum and Bugle 3: Welcoming Committee 3, 4. LONGBALLA, BRUCE . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4: council 3: Class vice-president 3: Letterman 3, 4: Pine Murmurs 2, 3. 4: Editor 4: Student Council 1, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Football 4: Chairman Junior-Senior Prom 3: Welcoming Committee 4. LUBCKE, BOB . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4: Letterman 2, 3, 4: Football 4: Track 2, 3, 4. LUCAS, OWEN . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4. McCALLUM, BILL . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4: Hall Patrol 2: Pine Murmurs 4: Band vice-president 4. McCALLUM, SHIRLEY . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Tumbling Team 1, 2, 3. McKEE, TED . . . Entered from Jefferson 3: Boys' Leaguc 3, 4: Lettermen, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4. MALONE, MACK . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4: Lettermen 4: Football 4. MEAGHER, MARY . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Tumbling Team 1: Symposium 3: Lettergirls 1, 2, 3: Student Body Play 4: Dramatics club 4: Welcoming Committee 4. MIZE, BARBARA . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Lettergirls 2, 3, 4: treasurer 3: Dramatics club 2, 3: Symposium 3: president 3: Tumbling team 1, 2, 3: Radio Program Chair- man 3: Student Body Activity chairman 4: Pine Murmurs 1, 2, 3, 4: business mgr. 3: Ad mgr. 4: lst place Elks Democracy Contest 4: 2nd place J. C. Speech Contest 4. MOORE, KITTY . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Lettergirls 1, 2, 3, 4: Drum and Bugle 3: Bowling team 3. NELSON, DARLENE . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Lettergirls 3, 4: Drum and Bugle 3: Build- ing Committee 4. NEWTON, FRANK . . . Boys' League 3, 4: Bears Paw 4. ODOM, JOHN ,... Entered from California 4: Boys' League 4: Letterman 4: Football 4. ORGAN, RUTH . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Lettergirls 2, 3, 4: Sergeant at arms 3: President 4. PEAK, MARGIE . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: President 4: Class Secretary 1: Class Treasurer 3: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Secre- tary 3: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: vice-president 3: Lettergirls 1, 2, 3, 4: Tumbling team 1, 2, 3, 4: Pine Murmurs 4: Student Body Play 1: Girls' State 4. PETERSON, MARY FRANCES . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Lettergirls 2, 3, 4: Tumbling team 1, 2, 3: J. G.'s 1: Student Body Yell Leader 3. PLATH, MARION . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Class treasurer 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Lettergirls 2, 3, 4: Secretary 4. PUGH, JOANN . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Lettergirls 2, 3, 4: Tumbling team 3: J. G.'s 1: F. H. A. 2, 3. RANGER. JERENE . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Treasurer 1: Class Secretary 2: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: President 4: Lettergirls 2, 3, 4: Sergeant at arms 4: Tumbling 1, 2, 3: J. G.'s 1: President 1: D. A. R. Award 4. REDMOND, BILL . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4. 3 . f' usb! -it 6 ,QI -iw L K 155 ,. I I, is -. e ,, -339 K, ...R ws,- J: I REESE, DENNIS . . . Entered from North Dakota 4: Boys' League 4. REINHART, BEVERLY . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3. 4: Class Yell Leader 3: Lettergirls 2, 3: Dramatics club 4: J. G.'s 1: Secretary 1: Welcoming committee 4: State Speech Meet 3. RHOADS, GERALDINE . . . Entered from Salem 2: Girls' League 2, 3, 4: Lettergirls 2, 3, 4. RHOADS, J. W .... Boys' League 2, 3, 4: Letterman 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4. ROGERS, WINSTON . . . Entered from Los Angeles 2: Boys' League 2, 3, 4. ROLEY, VIRGINIA . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Secretary 3: Representative State Meet 3: vice-president 4: Symposium 3: Building committee 4. RONEY, RODNEY . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4: Pine Murmurs 4: T. l. C. 4. ROSENGARTH, RITA . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: J. G.'s 1: F. H. A. 2: Symposium 3: Dramatics 3, 4: Letter- girls 2. ROSS, DON . . . Entered from Salem 2: Boys' League 2, 3, 4. ROUNTREE, JACK . . . Entered from La Grande 3: Boys' League 3, 4: T. l. C. 4. BERRIGAN, DOLORES ROYCE . . . Entered from Wyoming 3: Girls' League 3, 4. RUTHERFORD, SHIRLEY . . . Entered from Redmond 2: Girls' League 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 3, 4. SEXTON, JOY . . . Entered from Oklahoma 4: Girls' League 4. SHEFFOLD, GERALDINE . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 3. SINGLETON, LORENE . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: J. G.'s 1: Lettergirls 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 2. SIMERVILLE, DON . . . Boys' League 2. 3. 4: Torch Honor 4: Science Club 3: vice-president 3. STERLING, ELLA . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Lettergirls 1, 2, 3, 4: J. G.'s 1: Drum Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4: Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 4: captain 4: Class Yell Leader 1: Student Body Yell Leader 3: Prom Princess 4. STURM, RICHARD . . . Entered from California 4: Boys' League 4. SULLIVAN, ED . . . Entered from California 3: Boys' League 3, 4: Science club 4. SULLIVAN, LARRY . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4: T. I. C. 4: Student Body Yell Leader 4: Pine Mur- murs 2, 3, 4: Dramatics club 4: Student Body play 4. SUL- LIVAN, MICKEY . . . Entered from California 3: Boys' League 3, 4: Lettermen 3, 4: Track 3: Basketball 4. SUTTON, RALPH . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4: Representative 3: President 4: Class vice-president 1: Pine Murmurs 3, 4: Let- termen 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Football 4: Basketball 4: Bear Tracks 4. SYMONS, JACK . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4: Class President 2: Letterman 2, 3, 4: Hall Patrol 2: Football 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4. TILDEN, JOAN . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Class yell leader 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: vice-president 4: Let- tergirls 2, 3, 4: Student Body play 4: Pine Murmurs 2, 4: Business mgr. 4: Prom Princess 4. TILLER, KENNETH . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4. TUCKER, KEITH . . . Entered from California 2: Boys' League 2, 3, 4: Class yell leader 4: Dramatics club 3, 4: president 4: Student Body yell leader 4: Student Body play 3, 4. VALITCHKA, ROLAND . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4. VAN LEUVEN, BRITOMARTE . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. WALDEN, GEORGE . . . Entered from Falls City 3: Boys' League 3, 4: T. I. C. 3, 4: Secretary-treasurer 4. WALTER, MARILYN . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Tumbling team 1: J. G.'s 1: Lettergirls 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3: Welcoming com- mittee 4. WATERMAN, ALLEN . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4: Letterman 4: Football mgr. 4. WHIPPLE, ARLYNE . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: J. G.'s 1: Lettergirls 1, 2, 3, 4: Symposium 3. WHITSON, HOWARD . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4. WILLIAMS, HERMAN . . . Boys' League 2, 3, 4. WYATT. BONNYE . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Torch Honor 4. YOUNGBERG, JOANNE . . . Girls' League 1, 2. 3, 4: Letter- girls 2, 3: Drum and Bugle 1, 2, 3. Not pictured are BERTHA DESHAZER and'LElTA ZUFELT. SENIOR PERSONALITIES BEST GROOMED SMARTEST Dorofhy Chrisiie Ivan Burfon Winona Fishback Ivan Burlon Phil Gillis MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST POPULAR Barbara Mize Jack Symons Joan Tilclen Ralph SuHon Charleen Dahlin Pai Blakely MOST DEPENDABLE WORKER PRETTIEST EYES Barbara Mize Ken Johnsion June Clark Roen Griffilhs Doris Drosf Joan Fuls CUTEST COUPLE PRETTIEST TEETH Shirley McCallum Tom Henderson Charleen Dahlin Mack Malone BEST PERSONALITY PRETTIEST HAIR Jerene Ranger Mickey Sullivan Lorene Single+on Phil Gillis Doug Day Mack Malone ' MOST FRIENDLY NICEST SMILE Jerene Ranger Don Denning Joan Puls Mickey Sullivan Barbara Blakely Eldon Bushnell Larry Sullivan BEST ATHLETE BEST BUILD OR FIGURE Rurh Organ Phil Gillis June Clark Doug I-logland Ella Sferling MOST ENTHUSIASTIC Barbara Mize Keifh Tucker MOST POISE Bruce Longballa Barbara Mize Mickey Sullivan Larry Sullivan Pal' Blakely Don Denning Charleen Dahlin KINDEST Barbara Blakely Mickey Sullivan BEST MUSICIAN Don Simerville Margie Peak Jack Gulliford Eldon Bushnell MOST PEP BIGGEST LINE Marilyn Bishop Keilh Tucker Beverly Reinharr Bruce Longballa Dorolhy Chrisiie BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS Rose Jackson Mickey Sullivan BEST DANCER Joan Tilclen Phil Gillis BEST LOOKING June Clark Phil Gillis MOST TALKATIVE Ralph SuHon Beverly Reinharf Allen Waferman MOST CO-OPERATIVE BEST NATURED - Barbara Mize Ken Johnsfon JSFSHS RGHQGF Joe Dyserf Doris Drosl' John Kiesow Marion Plalh Dorolhy Chrisfie Be'r+y Crane B BY BE 'qv-ivfwe. xlnlyffv- v-kifrmw-'Ls ibn 3-'ff-4- 'i X 'Bra ii :L as H2-Jgiand f 'WWF' 'K msrliwh Effls - -V M, ., .. - v eg. ig, .jx , BSB-LQNQ Ho hh Y V ' ' ' Isa Www H , Q-,, Q Pu mf.-E. ,-L... . 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Pep Club Inilialion. fkifr Rally Squad Dance. Talenl Assembly. Hen's Hayseed Hop. we -af Sadie Hawkins Dance. Senior Dance. A. s. B. Play. Junior D ance . if 'iff F. H. A. Dance. if 'iff Girls' League Tea. E. H. A. Dance FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE Because ol The baslcelball schedule lhere were no dances or parlies excepl dime dances. viii' Junior Class Dance. Ma. Pa, Me Parly. ifrilr Senior Spring Dance. Eleclion Day. Junior-Senior Prom. ihfifr Slale Sludenl Body Council Convenlion al Bend. Lellergirls' Dance. Dance Band Dance. Pep Club Farewell Dance. Senior Picnic. A. A. U. W. Tea. Major Awards Assembly. Baccalaureafe. 731' 'sk' Commencement Pictured above are Larry Standifer, Mary Ann Kiesow, Janice Jappert and Marvin Mix. The junior class, under the leadership of their president, Marvin Mix, proved to be one of the more active classes in school with a series of well-sponsored dances. The Turkey Trot dance was one ol the best-planned dances of the school year, and other dances sponsored were well organized. The Junior-Senior Prom given in the Elks Hall. was the main highlight of the year with vice-president Larry Standiler as general chair- man. The juniors proved to be the loudest class in school by winning the class competition cup twice in one year. Yell leaders were Gene Kiel, Nadine Pepin, and Diane Newland. Junior class officers are: president, Marvin Mix: vice-president, Larry Standifer: secretary, Maary Ann Kiesow: treasurer, Janis Jappert. Class advisors for the year are Miss Morris and Mr. Rich. .lunior class enrollment was next to the smallest with 138. E. Branch K. Brown L. Bryan D. Bullis D. Carlson L. Carrol B. Carter D. Chauncey E. Chavis A. Christensen B. Christensen E. Church E. Coziah M. Anderson R. Armony E. Baillargon R. Benson 1, Q 4 YA! 1 A W. Bergstrahl , b 1' M. Berridge D. Berrigan I ' E. Blevins t ' J. Boyd . 'WW JU IORS R. Abbott E. 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Rasmussen D. Reeves D. Rhodes P. Rhodes W. Rhoton M. Reece J. Robison J. Rosebrook D. Royce J. Rupp R. Samson C. Selken L. Sherman M. Skjersaa D. Slate P. Smith G. Spani D. Stadsklev L. Standifer B. Steidel H. Stenkamp J. Stenkamp K. Stevens R. Stratton P. Terwllligar D. Thompson D. Thompson C. Troxel B. Turner G. Van Sickle M. Walker G. Ward B. Webber B. White D. Wilde J. Williams G. Winslow J. Wooley J. Youngberg W. Zacher if Ain, . JU 2 . miss .r-5 ff Q 'W ' if 231 ,.l 1 4 W , x X? .f A 'W Q .. 5' .WEE 'i J J iv K H. . 'Ss g Q 9 c Y? rx L N... W.. w Q 3 x . -vs .Zyl I i N 1 1 7 ' ff li' 1' .rs X W 15 3 F 1 5 1' ,, .... if . 'lf . X f K 1 E A f I I . Q Q' - 4 ' t . V Z ut 2 ll. i . ' -W 1 K l ui ' bl Q , I . ap- 5'-Tl . J ur .fr 'Y Y r AX A . f . a I V S 1 . s 'lv AUG ff f 1-'R' J r ,fi '7 sf' ' 7 gag, Q , . g gf ' ., ' l 1 : 'S .fir g. 1 , g 4 i gill . .fig f , ,Q , ze A . . ' 9' if A V 1' - '--i: J R 3 5 X W +0 W I ' 1 SUPHGMORES Bobbie Lee Gilbert The lirsl girl presidenf of 'rhe so homore class, led her class Through a very success- furyear. This year's sophomore class sponsored fwo dances, which were very successful. They have planned a proiecf fo keep ihe halls clean. Heading +l1e commiliee were: Bobbie Gilbert Reggie Halligan, Audrey Bailey, Ronnie Rollins. Helen Elsier, Kenf Hogan, and Roberia Fredenhagen. Class officers are: president Bobbie Lee Gilbert vice-president Reggie I-lalligan: secrefary-rreasurer, Mierley Fordham, and sludenf council represeniaiive, Jim Wade. Mrs. Sieinhauser and Mr. Nicholson were class advisors. Pictured at left are Meirley Fordham, Jim Wade, Bobbie Lee Gilbert, and Reggie Hailigan. 'MH Hmm' Q Wh FRESH The freshman class, under i+s capable president Jack Sheffold, came Through a proud and successful year wifh a large enrollmenf of l73, 'rhe largesf of any class in school. iAl+hough The freshmen only sponsored one dance fhis year, they show signs of a sfrong class in years +o come. This class was led 'rhrough 'rhe year by Jaclc Shef- fold, president vice-president Virginia Wise: secre- fary, Duveen Kaufman: freasurer. Carolyn Jones. and s+uden+ council represen+al'ive, Chrisfine Ryman. Miss O'Leary and Mr. Geffman are class advisors. Pictured at left are Virginia Wise, Duveen Kaufman and Jack Sheffold 1' L Y' f Y 'QQ -, is ' S J--sugar PT eq EIGHTH GR DE The eighlh graders were led rhrough fheir firsl year by lheir able presidenl, Volney Sigmund. The lower classmen came fhrough rheir inifialion wifh flying colors and no broken bones, lhis year. They seemed ro enioy il as much as ihe seniors did inifialing lhern. They had an eighfh and ninlh grade dime dance, and an eighih grade roller-slcaling parry. Their officers for The year were: Volney Sidmund, presiclenl: Bill Baer, Jr., vice-president Slanley Craw- ford, secrelaryg Ronald Walker, ireasurer, and Maurice Rasmussen. sfudeni council represenlalive. Pictured at lett are Volney Sigmund, Ronald Walker, Stanley Crawford, and Bill Baer Jr. N ' ' W W 'Y' 'I + 1 1 l 1 w 4 1 ' ' .ww ' W 1mvwwwwmwmwmMmmwa 'Y Q W W Kmlfiii by wi , 1 me-f' ilw 41 BEAR DOlN'S fr' fm i I -77-5 :s...1., c MORE BEAR D0lN'S 9 PQP C Naofnw M119 hfait mns IA 5 gl ,g mb 'S Thi Eff Club Hftiam TORCH HO OR i The Torch Honor, which is made up of siudenfs wiih ihe highesf scholasfic sianding in fhe school. compleied anoiher highly successful year. This local chapier of ihe naiional honorary socieiy is chiefly a service organizafion. An iniiiaiion banquei in Sepiember opened The clubs' acfivifies. The banquei was held in fhe school cafeieria wiih 'rhe new members providing ihe en'rer+ainmeni'. Anoiher iiem on iheir 1948-49 calendar was ihe annual Sadie Hawkins Dance in 'rhe fall. For 'rhe Torch Honor assembly, a iravel film was shown. Ivan Burion lecl ihe club and Mr. Ruih was the advisor. Piciured above are ihe officers. From lefi +o righ'r fhey are: Winona Fishbaclc, secrefary- freasurerp Ivan Burion, president Diane Newland, reporfer, and Tom Nieberqall, vice-presidenf. Row 1 J. Rademacher, M. Davidson, D. Corkett, D. Drake, W. Fishback, M. Hansen, I. Kirkpatrick, M. Ford- ham. Row 2 M. Jacobson. J. Nystrom, H. Elster, D. Dyer, D. Newland, M. Peak, P. Blakely, C. Elder, D. Hamby. Row 3 B. Blakley. I. Wyatt, M. Kiesow, C. DeRushia, C. Selken, D. Denning, P. Cullison, D. Carlson. Row 4 G. Jerome, D. Herstkotte, C. Dahlin, L. Sherman, I. Burton, P. Gillis, D. Drost, R. Halligan, B. Nislnnen. Row 5 L. Cole, Mr. Ruth, D. Rasmussen, T. Niehergall, D. Simerville. CHRLS'LEAGUE . MSM 2 l l - l i l w E r UIIEIISSQ3 2532355555 lim M. Pak, president. C. Selken, secretary: L. Bacon, vice-president: M. A. Kiesow, treasurer. BOYS'LE GUE A. Christensen. sec-treas.g R. Sutton, president: D. Hogland, vice-pres. Row Row Row Row Pl E MURMERS ,M ,, .'S-i Under fhe leadership of Bruce Long- balla. Bend High School's bi-weelcly pa- per, the Pine Murmurs, was enlarged from a six 'ro a seven column publicaiion. A+ ihe close o'F fhe school year a lofal of I6 issues had been prinfed. Bruce was aided fhroughouf ihe year by fea+ure edifor, Dolores Dyer: news edi- for, Doris Drosf. and sporis edilor, Tom Henderson. Margie Peak acled as a special page edifor. Joan Tilden. business manager, and Barbara Mize, adverfising manager, served as heads of rhe business slaff. Mr. Tare is advisor for fhis iournalism group. Piciured above are 'rhe page edilors: Tom Henderson: Bruce Longballa. edi+or-in- chief: Dolores Dyer, and Doris Drosf. 3 if 1 I Q-.. fn 5 1 I. Kirkpatrick, M. Davidson, D. Corkett, M. Ferguson, M. Peak, J. Clark, D. Newland. 2 D. Aspinwall, J. Tilden, N. Forrest, D. Christie, D. Dyer, T. Henderson. 3 D. Mize, N. Pepin, D. Drost, B. Brown, R. Sutton. 4 E. Bushnell, B. Niskanen, B. Longballa. B. McCallum, P. Gillis, Mr. Tate. Tim fVD'5lT 'f-N fi' as ...nmrj N LET TERGIRLS A . xx V x w Q C155 RLS Mn LLTTERGX R- or-gall er V- awww' le L RQHQM vxakh' L, KN! Row 1 B. uuourx, u. angle, u. uurulcx, ul. rorunnm, R. Fredenhagan, L Kirkpatrick, M. Hansen, B. A. Donner, S. Gllflllan, N. Ferguson. Row 2 l-l. Dadey, J. Nystrom, Nl. Hencz, Nl. Chopra, R. Rosengarxh, N. Dieu, S. Surlus, N. Gillis, A. Nelson. Row 3 M. Brooks, G. Russell, A. Burleigh, B. Bonsell, C. Flugerald, E. , Tankersley, D. Prater, M. L. Hudson. Row 4 Miss Blenklnsop, B. Crawlord, A. Longballa, .l. Parker. L bi ' ,. 1 L H . I ,V :kc F.. -I 1 l f if 7 1 in 'Aim' ,J 'ii W, 'E Row 1 E. Blevins, K. Moore, J. Radelnacher, D. Newland, C. Har R. Sampson, L. Wilde, M. House, P. Bl Row 2 L. Ingle, M. C ' mon, J. Pugh. P. Bowers, akely. orbln, M. Barridge, D. Rhoads, M. F. Peterson, P. Terwilligar, G. Winslow, J. Tilden, M. Peak, 8. A. Simerville, L. Singleton. Row 3 D. Nelson, A. Anderson, D. Ernst, J. McMillan, A. Bailey, B. Kath, J. Pettigrew, N. Pepin, R. Organ, J. Ranger, M. Plath, M. Ellis, J. Fuls. Row 4 Miss Blenkinsop, C. Dahlin, P. McKee, M. Skjersaa, C. DeRushia, C Christensen, G. Nelson, C. Paine, D. MacKenzie, P. . Selken. B. Gregg. fowl Nair? . . 'J 'sn-'H-X 9 inf' Row Row Row 3 Row Row R. Sutton, P. Gillis, J. Symons, J. W. Rhoads, D. Hogland, B. Brown, D. Denning. T. Henderson, B. Lubcke, L. Standifer, J. Wade, M. Sullivan, J. Odom, R. Griffiths. . Malone, T. McKee, D. Day, E. Bushnell, B. Longballa, J. Robison, M. Mix. . Stevens, G. Holliday, T. Niebergall, R. Abbott, C. Troxel, D. Thompson, L. Fagg. . Hawes, A. Christensen, K. B. Brown, R. Halligan, P. Cullison, A. Waterman, A. Burmeister. Piclured al lhe lei? are lhe capable officers of 'lhis year's LeHermen's Club. They are Eldon Bushnell, secre- 'laryglreasureri Doug l-logland, vice-president Bob Brown, presidenl, and Phil Gillis, sergeanl-ai-arms. Mr. Nilsen, Mr. Acheson, and Mr. Roberlson were lhe advisors for This afhlelic organizalion. ' The Lellermen gave lwo dime dances, a sludenl body dance, and ioined forces wirh The Pep Club for a banquei in March. Climaxing lheir year was a Lellermen ban- quel and 'rhe annual spring inilialion of new members. Pictured at left are Eldon Bushnell, Doug Hogland, Bob Brown, and Dkil fllllif , Bow 'tow Row 'low Row Row J. fs N 5 'xx xxslx 'fit W 'Y I I K , , I 1 xl: I .I The only organization which is made up entirely of eighth and ninlh graders, +he J. Gfs are really iunior lei'- tergirls. Any girl is eligible lo join 'lhe club and, upon earning 50 poinls, is enfilled lo a lelfer. A+ the conclu- sion of The freshman year, any J. 6. with 50 poinls grad- uales lo the Leflergirls' Club. Miss Gerlce is the advisor for the J. C-3.'s. Members parlicipafe in afler-school spoils such as basketball, volleyball, so'Hball and lum- bling. Outside of school they take parl in such aclivilies as skating, bowling, hiking, and Tennis. This club helps the lower classmen adjust 'ro The social life of Bend High, and al lhe end of the year a cup is given lo lhe oulslanding member of the organizalion. The officers, piclured above, are: Sharon Grahlman, presidenl: Maureen McKinney, sergeant- al-arms: Barbara Ream, treasurer: Buena Barlon, vice-president, and Virginia Wise, secretary. J. Saunders, J. Sinclair, P. Edmison, P. Malone, P. Brewington, B. Barton, H. Finch, C. Ryman, B. Jensen, B. 0'Doh- erty, Y. Wagner. D. Thompson, M. Waterman, J. Bllnn, P. Coleman, D. Hayes, P. Gentry. A. Henderson, P. Stakoe, B. Hasson, H. Plath, D. Bartlett, A. Valitchka, K. Bur- den, B. Ream, G. Standifer, B. Loer, V. Nelson, J. Chapman. A. Anderson, L. Drost, S. Grahlman, C. Skjersaa, R. Armony, J. Fuls, L. Utz, M. McKinney, V. Klobas. P. McCallum, V. Wise, C. Haner, D. Wol- berg, S. Salicis, C. Solmon, J. Cole, B. Wyatt, W. Burleigh, N. Mogan. B. Durfee, P. Franks, J. DeCarufeI, J. Hansen, D. Aspinwall, J. Breese, C. Mc- Cormack, D. Winters, B. Werner, N. Fredericksen. ' Q 4 E XY! 0'4- l i , Primarily a service organizaTion, The Bear's Paw formed The regular d ' per uTies of preparing and1paTrolling The TooTball Tield during The Tall lT w l ' b'l'T . as a so Their responsi- iiy To puT up and Take down The bleachers aT Bruin Field, and rope oTT The field before games. Under The supervision of Mr. Nicholson and The lead- ership oT Leroy Sherman, The members paTroled The gym and Tools TiclceTs aT The door during baslceTball season. Miscellaneous duTies of The club include checking The rooms during 'Tire drills and reporTing any open windows or doors: also placing and removing The maTs Tor The 9 Tumbling Team whenever They performed. 'B E A R' S P A W PicTured are The officers. From leTT To righT They are: Dick Reeves, secreTary Treas - urer: Leroy Sherman, presi- denT, and Bob l-lanshew. vice-presidenT. I Row 1 P. Sturdevant, R. Marsh, C. Gray. L. Sherman, D. Swager, L. Zufelt. Row 2 B. Decl, D. Reeves, B. Hanshew, J. Williams. Row 3 D. Sorenson, Mr. Nicholson, F. Newton, L. Fagg, L. Foster, D. Ewing. F. C. O. A TradiTional iniTiaTion and picnic aT Shevlin Park sTarTed The F. C. O. acTiviTies Tor The Year. ln November The FuTure CraTTsmen oT Oregon joined wiTh The T. I. C. in a banqueT aT The Pine Tav- ern. and The Tollowing monTh The club held an ice slcaTing parTy aT Mayfield Pond. A spring ouTing on May I3, I4, an ' T b Th The members and Their advisor, Mr. Johnson. All FuTure CraTTsmen have-had experience working on cars aT some Time during The year. Mem- bers oT The club and 'TaculTy are privileged To Talce Their cars To The shop Tor repairs. The boys. under The leadership OT Bob Hanshew, also made Tishing poles Tor some oT The Teachers and club members. The oTTicers Tor I948-49 are picTured above. From leTT To righT They are: Don Drake, Timelceeper: ' 'd T. ForesT BaTeman, foreman: John Kiesow, gaTelceeper. and Bob l-lanshew, pres: en d I5 aT MeTolius concluded a very successful year or o Qi-QQ. pU Q,v Row 2 L. Foster, P. Lee J. Kiesow, Mr Johnson. Row 1 J. Klobas, D. Drake, F. Batef man, B. Hanshew. L? ,1 I Jim DieTz led The T. I. C. during The TirsT semesTer, and BarTon Garred was presidenT of This club during The lasT half of The year. This Trades and IndusTries Club is composed oT boys who work parT Time: iTs purpose is To prepare sTudenTs Tor a Trade or occupaTion while encoura in so ' I T' 'T' g g cia ac :vi ies. The T. I. C. held Two iniTiaTions. one aT The beginning oT each semesTer. AT The TirsT iniTiaTion, held in The caTeTeria, The' old members successfully iniTiaTed several Times Their number oT new members. Mr. Burgess. The club advisor, was cha erone, and everyone had a square meal. meaning The iniTiaTes. OTher annual evenTs oT The club were The employer-employee banqueT in November and The chicken Try in The spring. PicTured abov nd Jim DieTz. presidenT during The IsT semes- Ter. Second row: George Walden, secre- Tary-Treasurer, IST semesTer: Bob Moody. secreTary-Treasurer, 2nd s e m e s T e r, and Louie I-Iince. vice presidenT. boTh semesTers. e are The officers. In The TronT row: BarTon Garred, 2nd semesTer president a .. ,., x' T' seas I I A w io' 2. is Wfzkxx' Row 1 A. Lewis, R. MarSh' L. Sullivan. J- Bleu' Row 2 Mr. Burgess- B' Deal' D. rams. J- RWD' tree. L. HGPPCY- R Dodson' 5, Garred. 3- Moody' L, Hince. Walden. WELCOMI G CO MITTEE Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 . House, M. Fowler. W. Fishback, P. Kelly. B. Reinhart, .l. Rademacher, D. Chauncey, M. Ferguson, P. Blakely . Christie. B. Longballa, D. McKenzie, J. Parker, M. Logqan, C. Elder, K. Farr, N. Forrest, N. Pepin, P. Gillis, J. Wade. A. Nelson, G. Winslow, B. Crane, K. Tucker, D. Denning, R. Sutton. Jappert, D. Dyer, P. McKee, J. Fuls, M. Walter, F. Forbes, B. Bonsell, C. Fitzgerald, M. Heinz. Row 1 J. Gulliiord, K. Johnston, D. Horstkotte, D. Gates. Row 2 P. Rhoads, G. Jerome, R. Hull, P. Cullison. Row 1 M., Bowman, H. Herbring, Mr. Nicholson. Row 2 D. Horstkotte, Mr. Keith, E. Sullivan. Xi! SCIENCE CLUB Alfhough small in membership. fhe Science Club is an acfive organizalion. The purpose of fhis club is 'ro inleresf sfudenls in science and science proi- ecfs. The membership is lirniled fo sfudenfs who are inleresfed in doing scienlific experimenls noi offered in fhe regular classes. The main projecfs which fhese fu+ure scien+is'rs have underfalcen have included experimenfs in 'lhe field of soil fesling and sialic elecfricify. Under lhe insfrucfion of Mr. Keilh and Mr. Nicholson fhe mem- bers have also falcen up asfronomy in fheir affer- school meelings. The officers of fhis science organizafion are: Dan Hors+koHe. president Ed Sullivan. vice-president and Henry Herbrinq. secrefary-Treasurer. , NS: 1 'ill 'X X -A QQ I 1 I I 9 . Row Row Row Row M. Fordham. M. Fowler. B. L. Gilbert, D. Gu lick. M. Hanson. M. A. Kiesow. A Longballa, S. McCal Ium. PEP CLUB Row Row Row Row Row l 9 Aa 3 'K J. Ranger, J. Tilden, B. Blakley. C. Delilushia, L. Ba- con. J. Clark, P. Blakely, M. Bishop. C. Dahlin. C. Elder ga. ,, C 3 IA sl Led by Jerene Ranger, 'the Pep Club sfarfed ils year wifh an inifia- fion downfown. 'Followed by a ban- quef for The inifiafes in fhe cafeferia. The services of fhis club included selling hofclogs and candy af all local foofball games and ushering af bofh The foofball and baskefball games. A drill feam, which promises fo be- come one of 'rhe main acfivifies of fhe club in fhe fufure, was organized fhis year. The feam was scheduled fo drill af +he half of fhe Bend-Eugene baslcefloall game, buf because of ifs posfponemenf fhey were unable fo perform. Adding fhe final fouches 'lo fhe year's acfivifies was 'lhe fun-pro- voking Pep Club-Leffermen Banque? held in The spring. June Clark acfed as general chairman 'for fhe .Pep Club af fhis banquef. Picfured below are fhe officers: Joan Tilden, vice-presidenf: Jerene Ranger, president Barbara Blakley, freasurer. and Cafherine DeRushia. secretary. 4 I H If if 4 D' dA l l ll Row Row Row Row C. Paine, M. Peak. B. A. Simerville, C. Selken, M. Plath. M. Skjersaa. G. Winslow. 4 , 1 'l 1 fs-5'-N GS li il Q auf 'A K ill 1 , A ill, ll OQII, if l , 1 if ij i W F.H. . The purpose of lhe F. H. A. is fo furlher +he work of home economics, +o lrain Hs mem- bers for leadership, and To develop in Hs members ideals befH+ing American cilrizens and home- makers of lomorrow. The club s'rar+ed Hs year by reorganizing Hs poin+ syslrem. A+ fhe beginning of +he year upper-class members visHed classrooms, explaining F. H. A, 'ro prospec+ive members, and on Seplember 29, 'rhe new girls were duly inHia'red. The Bend F. H. A. chapfer ac'red as hosless club on November 6, when fhe Redmond and Madras clubs came over. And 'rhen on November 8, F. H. A. began Hs biggesl projec+-serv- ing hor lunches in The cafeleria. From a small, careful beginning H grew rapidly, unfil as many as l5O were ea'ring in 'rhe cafeferia. Gradually +he menus were enlarged unlil fhe girls were serv- ing one hor dish. paslry or hof dogs, milk, jello, fruH, candy, and an occasional experimenl' wHh baked goods such as brownies. Doris Drosf had charge of fhis project On Valen'rine's Day. 'rhe girls senf hand-made 'favors fo Sunsel' Home, and a CARE pack- age overseas. Highlighfs of fhe spring were The arrival of swealers for + h o s e members earning sufficienf poinls, and Jrhe slale convenlion in Corvallis +o which lhe club sen'r Two delegales-Beverley Carr- er and Jackie Nysirom. Marjorie Davidson led The club and Miss Rydberg and Miss Schoeler acled as advisors. Pic+ured above are The able officers of 'rhis year. They are, from lefr fo righl: Jackie Ny- slrom, secrelary: Dorolhy Corkefr, hislorian: Marjorie Davidson, president a nd Virginia Roley, vice-president 'Wt 'NF v, 1 ' .4 wmv! H. H W . 41' Row 1 E. Blevins, D. Hince, B. Koth, P. Stewart, M. Dubois, B. Carter, L. McKay. Row 2 A. Torkelson, D. Corkett, G. Sorenson, J. Murphy, M. Brown, P. Bowers. Row 3 J. DeCarufeI, D. Bangs, W. Burleigh, A. Sampels, S. Gray, W. Bryan, Miss Schoeler Row Row Row Row .Shumway, J. Hansen, T. Wilson, A. Davis, M. Davxdson. J. Howard, J. Nystrom, M. Chopp, S. George, C. Hoogner, B. Loehr, l. Barclay. . Drost, D. Parsons, B. McCuen, J. Woods, B. 0'Doherty. . Roley, V. Klobas, S. Rutherford, M. Hencz, P. Brown, D. Holman, Miss Rydberg Il NX gg., Q f' s DR TICS Wiih a ioial enrollmen+ of 23 members, fhe Dramafics Club concluded i+s year wifh a picnic in rhe parlc. ln previous years The club has given a puppei' show ai' The school carnival. bu? since 'rhere was no carnival ihis year, ifs chief aciiviiy was rhe preseniaiion of an assembly in February. A+ ihaf lime members gave a play, Elmer Cleans Up, 'Followed by a paniomime called lnnocence Triumphs. Led by Keiih Tucker, The club gave severalradio skiis. aiiended plays in fhis region and ordered club pins. Membership in ihis club is limiied io siudenis who have 'ralcen parf in ai' leasf one sfudeni body play. The advisor is Miss Grace Mary Linn. Picfured above are 'rhe club officers: Pai Kelley. business manager: Dolores Dyer. secreiaryz Keifh Tucker, president Doroihy Corkeir, vice-president and Marjorie Davidson, program chairman. Row 1 G. Wood, K. Tucker, S. Crawford, R. Walker, G. Silkworth P Rhoads Blevins. Row 3 D. Corkett, M Davidson P Kelly, R. Rosengarlh Row 4 J. Jappert, P. Smith J Ny strom. D. Dyer F Forbes E l L,. ,,,,, , B ILDI G and GROUNDS COMMITTEES ! '!'9'? 1Ws VQUVW Row 1 N. Key. Row 2 D. Drost, M. Anderson. Row 3 J. Douglass, D. Nelson, V. Roley. Row 4 K. Johnston, F. Bateman, B. Hanshew, J. Kiesow, G. Jerome. LIBR RY and OFFICE WORKERS Rowl D Row2D . Obert, J. Wood, M. L. Sherwood. J. Pugh, J. Foster, B. Carter, D. Wanichek, M. Erickson. . Holman, B. Bonsell, C. Fitzgerald, J. Darst, J. Youngberg, B. Wyatt. Row 3 P. Terwilligar, M. Bishop, N. Forrest, M. Plath, N. Pepin, K. Tucker, B. Blakely. Row4K . Johnston, R. Hull. PROM COURT an R., J yr? y e X f if ff' My X The annual iunior-senior prom was held in The B. P. O. E. I ballroom Friday. April 29. The prom cour+ lhis year consisfed of Par Blakely, above, queen: Rose Jackson. maid of honor, and. reading counier- clockwise below are Joan Tilden, June Clark, Belly Crane. and Ella Sferling, princesses. The fheme, Moonligh+ and Roses. was carried our Jrhroughoul' The dance wifh an imi+a+ion rose arch and a large yellow moon. CommiHee chairman was Larry Slandifer, who appoinled The following heads: Marcia Skier- saa, refreshmenrs: Gary Jerome, music: Diane Newland, decorarions: Diane McKenzie, enrerfainmenf: Dick Carlson, adverfisemenf: Georganne Winslow. programs: Kafhy Farr, invifalions: Peggy Terwilli- gar, queen commiHee. and Tom Niebergall, clean-up. Music For fha prom was provided by Fred' Dallas and his orches+ra. Refreshmenfs of punch and cake were served by Barbara Ream and Marilyn Waferman. Enfer- fainmenf consis+ecl of Judy, Jackie. and Jan Bowlus, a fumbling acl, and several olher numbers. The facully and parenls of The commiflee heads and courr were guesfs of honor: lhey also acfed as chaperones. A of : i el, YQ ,ff T Q gf V T MUSIC DEP RT E T The senior choir wiTh 70 members and The A Cappella Choir wiTh a membership oT 65 performed FrequenTly ThroughouT The year. Under The direcTion of Mr. Don Pence The choirs were heard aT a combined church Thanksgiving service, The annual ChrisTmas assembly, ArmisTice assembly, and many service clubs. Besides soloisTs and ensembles Taking parT in several music TesTivals, The choirs appeared in The OraTorio Eliiah. New choir robes added To The organizaTion's appearance aT all Their programs. OFTicers Tor The year were: presidenT, Mickey Sullivan: vice-presidenT, Ralph SuTTon, and secreTary- Treasurer, Jerene Ranger. Always on hand To play Tor local TooTbalI and baslceTball games and aT pep assemblies. The 52- piece band made a Trip To KlamaTh Falls Tor The ArmisTice day game. The band also appeared in a ChrisTmas and spring concerT. OTTicers were Ken JohnsTon, presidenT: Bill McCallum, vice-presidenT, and Marcia Slcjersaa, secreTary-Treasurer. Mr. Pence is The direcTor oT The band. Organized This year was a nine-piece dance band. ATTer Fred Dallas assisTed The boys in geTTing sTarTed. The group played aT school dances, The Lions' Club SweeThearT ParTy, The Kenwood Carnival, and The Redmond exchange assembly. Under The direcTion of Mrs. Nicholson, The orchesTra had a ToTal oT 40 members. This group played beTween acTs of The sTudenT body play and Tor The ChrisTmas program. The iunior choir and band, boTh wiTh large enrollmenTs, also compleTed a successTul year. The choir sang aT The ChrisTmas pro- gram, and The band played aT The spring concerT and The grade school TooTball and baslceTball iamborees. .BoTh organizaTions Took parT in a TesTival aT Redmond, and boTh are direcTed by Mr. Haugen. MAJORETTES fs-'f CX? ,.-.QP Q ...Q X ---42 -f 3:- Q....,. ...gs ii 5Tf -'39 ' ,T gr-. ...gp '3 QZ1 , . fig? C l 41 -. ...Qp fir 'SN Lx, 4? sf' '? '8'W QE? ei ge., 2 +'E:' ...Q TTT T ef 3 Kneeling: Pat Blakely and Audrey Bailey. N. 4 EU! Siiflini- Standing: Bobbie Lee Gilbert, Betty Crane, and Donna Wavelet. ...ui SE IGR CHOIR 2 l 5 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 J. Craven, B. McCarthy, S. Surfus, M. Brooks, J. Nystrom, Mr. Haugen, M. Anderson, M. Letson, L. Wilde, C. Harmon, N. Key, D. Slate. P. Kelley, B. VanLeuven, D. Anderson, M. L. Hudson, K. Farr, L. Bacon, C. Pouning, R. Samson, E. Blevins, J. Howard, B. White, D. Walker. l. Snelson, M. Ferguson, A. Anderson, J. Burrell, N. Gillis, B. Crane, E. Hawes, J. Wooley, L. Wells, S. Cassler, J. Thompson. LV D. Darst, R. Halligan, R. Roley, D. Rasmussen, B. Kinnan, F. Newton, R. Spencer, J. Youngberg, K. Brown, J. Sten- kamp, G. Ward, E. Sullivan. R. Goodwill, T. Opdyke, P. Lanzoratta, J. Boyd. A CAPELL Row Row Row Row 1 K. Moore, D. Stadsklev, M. Loggan, D. Christie, J. Fuls, R. Rosengarth, M. Peak, Mr. Pence, A. Nelson, P. Blakely G. Russell, S. Gilfillan, B. Fuller, A. Longballa, W. Fishback. 2 J. Douglass, J. Chlopek, M. Ellis, P. Smith, R. Jackson, C. Harrigan, W. Rhoton, R. Daoust, M. Fowler, J. Boyd D. Newland, G. Kiel, M. Sullivan, A. Bailey, D. Rhoads, D. Prater, R. Organ, M. H. Hudson. 3 Van Leuven, E. Chavis, P. Terwilligar, G. Winslow, J. Ranger, R. Rollins, G. Freeman, G. Holliday, L. Standi B. fer, R. Sutton, K. Tucker, J. Youngberg, N. Forrest, G. Nelson, M. Bishop, C. Dahlin. B. Brown, I. Burton, B. McCallum, B. Longballa, K. Stevens, G. Jerome, R. Roney, H. Whitson, B. Kinnan, R Valitchka, B. Webber, D. Bullis, L. Carroll, R. Benson, A. Morris, A. Waterman, J.Symons. 4 Row Row Row Row an aiu ICR CHGIR .z B. Benson, B. 0'Doherty, L. Clifford, L. Loudermilk, S. Salisis, C. Simpson, H. Munsey, V. Nelson, S. Ward, L. Steinley, M. Ilse, D. Myers, D. Neth, P. Gentry, M. Lyons. Mrs. Nicholson, M. S. Sherwood, J. Jeffries, H. Finch, M. Brown, C. Homer, A. Valitchka, P. McCallum, L. Hansen, C. Solomon, D. Hawes, J. Fuls, D. Crawshaw, G. Williams, A. Howe, Mr. Haugen. B. Daramus, G. Leagjeld, S. McClean, J. Zandet, D. Winters, M. L. Hansen, M. Strickland, P. Suzre, G. Moore, R. Walker, J. Sheffold, B. Barton, C. Ryman, S. Andrews. M. Hanshew, J. Hansen, K. Burden, A. Andrews, B. Workman, C. McCormick, N. Fredrickson, J. Finley, J. Duff. R. Shossow, F. Hale, C. Skjersaa, M. Baker, J. Yoachum, D. Wavelet. ORCHESTRA sw . Row Row Row Row .25 S. Salisis, D. Bartlett, L. Watrous. L. A. Blackwell, M. Walters, H. Fowler, B. Koth, D. Walberg, C. Ryman. B. Barton, C. Young, V. Cady, M. Emery, M. Peak, G. Nelson, M. Skjersaa, K. Johnston. P. Blakely. G. Jerome. H. Pritchard, R. Griffiths, E. Neal, E. Martin, P. Cullison, B. Coyner, J.0verbay, B. Niskanen,l. Burton. W. Bryan, G. Sorenson, B. Blakley, L. 0'DonneII, Mrs. Nicholson, C. Dahlin. ,fi ' , . -W J 'ffl S IOR BAN A Q T 'Y .. , T' i , Y ' T93 9 . . ,.,,,. fi - .-9.5 . lv Row Row Row Row 1 2 3 4 M. Peak, G. Nelson, J. Rademacher, M. Walters, H. Fowler, P. Blakely, G. Jerome, D. Horstkotte, A. Howe, M. Skjersn, K. Johnston. R. Griffiths, D. MacKenzie, E. Neal, J. Gulliford, A. Oberst, D. Gates, J. Ranger, H. Elster, C. DeRushia, P. McKee. C. Selken, J. Erickson, J. Yoachum, B: Christensen, C. Skjersaa. R. Hull, B. Coyner, E. Martin, P. Cullison, D. Benson, S. Grahlman, D. Denning, M. Lyons, J. Overbay, G. Shyley, M. De- Bunce, J. Allen, J. Gulick, B. McCallum, J. Lamper, J. Overbay, B. Niskanen, l. Burton. B. L. Gilbert, Mr. Pence, D. Wavelet, M. Fredericksen, P. Rhoads, G. Johnston, B. Blakley, L. 0'Donnell, C. Dahlln, A. Bur- leigh, A. Bailey, E. Sterling, B. Crane. J IOR BAN Row Row Row Row 1 2 3 4 B. Loehr, C. Hoogner, B. Ream, B. Hanson, A. Henderson, P. Coleman, W. Waterman, A. Towner, Y. Wagner, D. Parsons, Riemer. S. R. Adams, P. Anderson, J. J. Martin, J. Laylon, H. Plath, B. McCuen, G. Standifer, K. Meagher, E. Phelps, E. Hillman J. Carpenter, A. Drake, J. Van Sickle. S. Brown, S. Slate, H. McGinnis, V. Sigmund, D. Niskanen, J. Rice, D. Trent, G. Nelson, L. Andis, D. Smith, J. Breese, S Gerige. B. Hassen, B. Bleladean, R. Armany, D. Thompson, Mr. Haugen. STUDENT BODY PLAY S Picfured below are fhe members of 'rhis year's sfudenf body play. A Dafe Wifh Judy. This play was direcfecl by Miss Grace Mary Linn, and fhe sfage manager was Mr. Kennefh Rufh. For fhe firsf fime fhe annual Three-acl' play was offered free of charge 'ro all fhe sfu- denfs. On November I7, all fhe eighf grade and-freshmen made A Dafe Wifh Judy, and fhe following day if was given fo fhe Senior High. An evening performance on No- vember I9 before a capacify crowd was very well received. Talcin fhe fifle role beforeffhe Senior High was Diane Newland. Ofhers in fhis casf Q were: Bill Nislcanen, Dolores Dyer, George Silkworfh, Muriel Brooks, Barbara Blakely. Keufh Tucker, Dorofhy Corkeff, Clarence Neuman, Jaclcie Nysfrom, Roberfa Fredenhagen, and . . . 0 . N.k Larry Sullivan The ofher casf was headed by Joan Tulden and 'rhe following. Bill is anen, Rose Jackson. Sfanley Crawford, Paula Smifh, Nadine Pepin. Paul Rhoads, Be-Hy Ann Sim- erville, Clarence Neuman, Nancy Forresf, Mary Meagher, and Larry Sullivan. l l l 1 R F denhagen B Blakley J Tilden D Newland, S. Crawford, N. Pepin, G. Silkworth. Row . re . - . - . - Row 2 N. Forrest, B. Simerville, D. Dyer, D. Corkett, M. Brooks, J. Nystrom, P. Smith. Row 3 P. Rhoads. B. Niskanen. C. Neuman, K. Tucker. 2 4 5 5- Jw' W 'A - - ' gm in 1 -I 1 1 l QL, M , 1' It if ii mf, f 52: im ' s Z EM A S i5?!Z.'ii'76wf i K 4, . f E ,Mi as 2 ,, f 'Qt-1 g We 4f ffb 5 W gl 'kt 1 .V .. AWMWX .,.- i t fi . QW '--AQ K 'IZ' A:v.k. V L I :Eff Q: :: 0 ' 1 'lv . .,-.., 5 :ff 'Q': f !K?nf A Y 7 ' ik 321. Q S , - W 10 Q I if E 1 F Bi ff gi ' 6 . 'WA 1 A 5 t w , Y R' W M x , ,. -rqg 'V 9 -R W' .il .. Q9 f gixiifggg Wu. KWQWWW wg,-'wi nmw Maw Ammmm in ..,..m!'!.,,r, A f 4 Lenard Robertson, Track: Henry Nilsen, Football: Russell DQ? C0 CHI ST FF Acheson, Basketball. l ARSITY FOUTB LL The Battling Bend Lava Bears had a good season, winning six games and losing three. Under the able coaching of Hank Nilsen and Bud Robertson, and using the T formation, Bend placed second in the Big Six League. September 17, Bend defeated Redmond in the traditional opening battle. September 24, Bend rolled back the heavier and more experienced Corvallis Spartans in the first home game. October 1, the Bears moved to the top of the Big Six League in defeating the Axemen in a hard fought game in Eugene.GiIlis and Symons carried the ball for touchdowns. All conversion attempts were blocked. Griffith and Symons shone on offense and Hogland, Gillis, and Robison stood out on defense. October 8, proved to be a sad night for Salem as the Bears blanked the Vikings to tighten their Big Six lead. Gillis packed the ball for two tallies, and Sutton scored on a quarterback sneak. Brown played a great game. October 15, Bend played good ball against the tough Albany eleven, but lost the Big Six lead as they failed to find pay dirt more than once. October 22, the Bears stomped Springfield in a valley fog battle that was hardly discernible from the sidelines. Punts and passes were hard to find, but fumbles were at a minimum. Gillis, Wade, and Stevens scored from the ground for Bend. Gillis kicked an extra point. October 29, the Battling Bears played the best ball game of the season against Medford but would not rack when the chips were down. Bend outplayed the Black Tornado from start to finish but failed to stop Medford's only two comebacks, which cost Bend the game. Gillis punched over for Bend's only touchdown. November 5, Bend trimmed a fighting Prineville squad to the tune of 45 to 12, with the Bears scoring two or more touchdowns in each period of the game. Wade, halfback, scored three times and Gillis, Denning. Brown, and Longballa hit pay soil on running plays. November 11, the fighting Bend club ended the season by dropping a thrilling 14 to 12 decision to the Pelicans in Klamath Falls. Both teams really battled in the sultry heat of the afternoon, but extra point failures proved to be Bend's downfall. LongbaIla's passing was at its best. Longballa scored on a quarterback sneak and later shot a pass to fullback, Gillis, who scored the other touchdown for Bend. On both occasions GiIlis's conversion attempt failed. Sutton excelled as defensive quarterback. Phil Gillis, fullback and defensive end, and Doug Hogland, tackle, were chosen on the state allstar team, which will meet the Portland all stars in the Shrine benefit game scheduled for August. Gillis and Hogland were also picked for the Big Six League first team. Gillis received the Lions Club Defensive trophy and was leading team scorer and high point in Big Six standings. For team scoring Gillis had 68 points. 10 t.d.'s and 8 extra points. Thru the season the Bears piled up a total of 171 points compared to 80 for the opponents. As a summary Bend's Grid club of '48 was a hard hitting, high spirited team that always battled till the final gun sounded. And a good bunch of fellows they are, too. Row 1 P. Cullison, B. Longballa, R. Sutton, D. Den ning, J. Symons, P. Gillis, L. Standifer, J. W Rhoads, M. Mix, J. Odom. Row 2 J. Wade, D. Hogland, D. Hamby, D. Rasmussen D. Thompson, D. Armony, R. Griffiths, P Lanzarotta, L. Carroll. Row 3 K. Stevens, B. Steidel, D. Johnston, T. Opdyke D. Gardner, D. Rasmussen, A. Morris, G. Holi day, R. Rollins. Row 4 Mr. Robertson, B. Fox, C. Troxel, L. Pritchett W. Rhoton, R. Abbott, B. Lubcke, T. Niebergall Row 5 Mr. Nilsen, A. Burmeister, A. Waterman, E. Bushnell, M. Malone, J. Robison, P. Wick, K Brown, V. Mitchell. x '50 ow Y, 'if' Q vb HQ. Tak yy C-73am Kim We-Bu 4 11 s,r W gg gf lb in Do l mfZow 1 1 x inw ? 74Y x , 5 if 1 ' ?.yM 5 5 CM in ' y w ' R, Siiirnf ix-A 5 I 4,0 5 Q F3 gt QL! Gave Hauigaq , SW71. . l. 'U New 5 ful pgnf c.,'ffk kj T'3'7C4ZTT3O MEC P'lCC3PfS'1'll ' U-TCO 41 vu CFI -453 F713 IAPUIP I Wa mf FOOTB LL Row 1 R. Adams, T. Pryor, G. Nelson, P. Reynolds, R. Hodges, N, Blackshear, G. Monical. Row 2 H. McGinnis, C. Davis, M. Loy, L. Andis, B. Baer, S. Veili. L. Q wary Row 1 J. Sheffold, .l. Finley, G. Johnston, J. Gulick, Russ Acheson. Row 2 R. Hodge, mgrg J. Ericksen, L. Lanier, D. Smith, Davis, B. Coyner, A. Reinhari, R. Fix, E. Martin, F. Alvy, A Burmeister. ' Row 3 B. Underwood, D. Laursen, J. Cruickshank, B. Whaley, F. Ellis, D. Benson, D. Baker, G. Dahlin, D. Gates, B Kerns, V. Samples, J. Gilliland. VBA KETB LL Row 1 L. Terlisner, J. Wade, J. Mihelcich. I Row 2 T. Niebergall, L. Fagg, L. Carrol, B. Niskanen. my new Row 1 M. Debunce, Mgr.: B. Underwood, V. Mitchell, R. Rollins, R. Darst. R. Bangs, Mgr. Row 2 R. Spencer, D. Larsen, G. Johnston, G. Dahlin, D. Benson. Row 3 B. Johnson, B. Kerns. V. Samuels. D. Sorenson. K. Hanan, J. Gilliland. Row 1 T. Bonsell, J. Carpenter, A. Hollemon, A. Drake, L. Andis, J. Lanlon, L. Ross, R. Walker. Row 2 M. Rasmussen, P. Reynolds, V. Sigmund, R. Thompson. Roy 3 Mr.AGettman, K. Lucas, L. Lanier, F. Ellis, R. Hodges, C. Davis, C. Blackshear. Mgr. 5 M s f T -ZCQ WO 44-mZP4 CCW CC' 4 m MUCH CDFUIPFUUU E7 Q, d 1 f Te gg , aa-A V fn Q Q Bob w ,,, J q, Q, 6 A Q' Micke X33 yy f A A HL v ChY'iS+fnSCl'g I-Jayyrg ,X I DO ' 3 4 ' QPF j h 2 1 ,i :'5' M ' : : W O Q Q 0 n-RG! LL ,V1ia2 M 4 Dlltton , if h 4fm?:r-: iQ . ' 22 X v 1 1 f I 5 X gggiiwgiiggvgqa n uae fQRa?.to?2 2!eZs!5, ' .. . . .. . . Q 'ff VARSITY BASKETB LL The Bend Lava Bears breezed Through a Tough baskeTball season and posTed one of The besT records in The sTaTe - 26 games won and only Tour losT. Bend losT only one game in The CenTral Ore- gon Conference. To Redmond. To Tie Tor The conference Toga. and were co-champions in The Big Six. being beaTen only once by Salem. The Bears won The DisTricT number 3 Tourney and wenT on To The STaTe TournamenT in Eugene where They dumped a sTrong Hillsboro quinTeT in The Tinals To win Third place in The sTaTe. Doug Hogland sparked The Bears aT STaTe and was picked on The All-STaTe firsT Tive. Bob Hawes grabbed a posiiTon on The second All-STaTe Team. ln The Big Six. Hawes was on The TirsT All-STar Team and Hogland on The second. Mickey Sullivan and Al ChrisTensen were voTed on The Third Team. Bend opened The season by winning The iamboree aT Redmond. winning Trom UniversiTy High in a Two-game series. deTeaTing Lakeview and Burns in league play and edging Redmond in a King's X TilT. Bend Then Traveled To The coasT where They were beaTen by Roseburg. and The nexT nighT by Marshfield in overTime. The Bears reTaliaTed by ousTing MarshTield in The second game and going To To win Il sTraighT games. including Tour in The Big Six league and six in The Mid-Oregon conference. Redmond caughT Tire and beaT The Bears Tor Their only loss in CenTral Oregon. Bend won Three games and Then Took a low score From Salem Tor Their only deTeaT in The Big Six. Three more valley Teams wenT down and Bend Tore Through The DisTricT TournamenT. leaving anoTher Tour deTeaTed Te a m s in Their wake. Moving on To The STeTe TournamenT in Eugene. Bend walloped Scappoose bl-40, and Tillamook 5l-42. In The semi-Tinals, Marshfield Toppled The Bears by a score oT 60-5l. ln The preliminary To The TiTle clash The Lava Bears came Through To down Hillsboro 50 To 47. and bring home The Third place Trophy. AT The TirsT oT The baskeTball season, Coach Russ Acheson sTaTed ThaT The Lava Bear hoop pros- pecTs were good. Acheson proved his poinT by developing one of The besT maple courT Teams Bend High has ever had. Row 1 R. Sutton. B. Hawes. T. Nieberqall, A- Chl'iSi2flSen. M- Sullivan- w n Row 2 Mr. Acheson, D. Hogland. L. Carroll. B. Longballa, T. McKee, J. Odom, L. Standlfer, R. Hallman. TRACK HW' ' o or f.,--ee v culllfon v.e. ' arm des 5' Lummilson' R. Hendersfbfx 36-Shetfold' 1 any A. Nloffls' 1. hng - Bott NV-Quan: 9- Bus ree. G' K- X' umm' Dec' V. ua' . L. Nm . hgh G' wth Milt 9919- 5. R. Suk wer' Ni. um' L. 3 swan L. SW' , ered' 1 Nlclkemg .Dennl g' Nlansllem' A . ' ' .g. gao'-15 Wade' mtvf- - wr. N 3 R- own, 3-W 9.63 D Palnzqtson. B0 ,L B. BY Bugqw 'S1even5vM!lR0b bgagfb' MY' oiieldpwtte. l2h,,,,eis1 a Ntsvaoen' RUN 3 TAAXHQAB' 'Laser' I 0 . owe A L' iw The Lava Bears cinder squad of '48, with 12 re- turning lettermen, had an average season, winning five meets and losing four. Bend's main accomplish- ments of the year were defending the Big Six crown for the third successive year, taking the Central Ore- gon championship away from Redmond, and winning the District 2 meet. The Bend aggregation started off the fireworks by , winning a 3-way meet, defeating Madras and Prine- ville on the Cowboys' track. For the second encounter the Bears trekked to Eugene to take part in the Hayward Relays. Medford ran roughshod over all opposition, but Bend was able to cop 21 points for fifth place. Next came a dual meet with Redmond at Bend where the Bears swarmed the Panthers to chalk up the second victory.ln a meet with Redmond, Prineville, and Madras, in which several key men were held back for the Klamath Falls meet, Bend took its second loss as it was edged by Redmond in a close battle. Moving to Klamath Falls for a dual meet, the Bend tracksters were stomped by the Pelicans by a score of 80-42. Klamath Falls grabbed 10 of the 14 first places, leaving the Bears only four. Bill Sheffold took first in the pole vault and low hurdles. Don Bushnell won the 880 and George Mansfield the discus. The Lava Bears hit their top form as they won the Big Six track meet in Corvallis for the third time in three years. Bend racked up 50 9110 points to nose out the second place Salem by a comfortable margin. Sheffold set a new low hurdles mark with a time of 24 seconds flat. Sheffold also nabbed a win ln the pole vault, Don Bushnell won the half mile, and Vern Clark got a first in the mile. Bend took the Central Oregon championship in a meet in which seven meet records were shattered. The Bears scored 91 points to 715 for second place Red mond. Winners for Bend were: Bob Brown, 440 :54.4 Knew meet recordlg Shef fold, low hurdles :24.4 Qnew meet recordlg Larry Standifer, high hurdles :16.7 Sheffold. pole vault, 10 ft., 3 in.: Babe Maudlin, broad jump, 21 ft., 1V2 in Knew meet recordjg Standifer, high jump, 5 ft., 6 in.: Sheffold, McCuen. Mans field and K. Brown, 880 yd. relay 1:39.2 ttied old recordj. In the District 2 meet in Bend, which the Bears won to qualify 12 men fo the State track meet, Sheffold and B. Brown took first and second in the pol vault, to qualify for state. B. Brown and Denning ran 1, 2 in the 440 and Clarl and Bradetich ran 1, 2 in the mile. Other men to qualify were: Babe Maudlin broad jump: Don Bushnell, half mile: Ted McKee. 220: Larry Standifer, higl jump and high hurdles: A. Brown, 100: and the relay team composed of Shel fold, Symons, Mansfield, and K. Brown. At the State meet in Corvallis'Bend competed in seven events but was onl' able to place 13th with 55 points, all garnered by Bill Sheffold. Sheffold mad up the total by gaining a second in the low hurdles and tieing for fourth in th pole vault. The Bend track squad of '48, although inconsistent, was a fine bunch of me and was always a tough competitor. TN. A X X QS. WI TER PORTS X0 xxx This year's winler sporls aciiviiies have been among fhe mosf successful ever wifnessed by 'rhe sfudenfs of Bend High. The leader in +his win+er's sporfs acfivifies, as in fhe pasf five years, has been Phil Gillis. Phil is Bend High's number one compefifive skier, faking almosl' all firsf places in all of fhe meefs in which he has compefed. Bend High's second place skier is Don Simerville. He has been a very consisienf winner fhroughouf The year. Ofher skiers who should be menfioned, noi only 'for fheir racing buf also for 'lheir gen- eral skiing abilify are Larry Sullivan. Jack Symons, Bob Brown, Henry Herbring, Dick Rasmussen. Eldon Bushnell, John Drew. Dave Rasmussen. Marcia Skiersaa, Clara Skiersaa. Margie Peak, and Sally Slafe. This year fhe Bend s+uden+s also had included in fheir winfer spor+s agenda as a major sport ice skaf- ing. This is due fo the insfallafion of S mons Lake in The Troy Laun- dry lield by Myron Symons: how- ever, as yef 'lhe oufsfanding ska?- ers can'+ be poinied out TUMBLING Row 1 C. Shrieves, J. Bllnn, P. Colman, P. Malone, M. Young, S. Slate, P. Brewington. Row 2 M. Waterman. B. Loehr. J. MacMillan, A. Bailey, E. Sterling, J. Breese, D. A. Parsons, S. Gilfillan. M. House YELL LEADERS and RALLY SQUAD Row 1 K. Tucker, K. Farr, M. House, D. Chauncey. Row 2 B. Barton. P. Blakely, P. McKee. F. Forbes, J. Fuls, B. L. Gilbert. Affer being re-es+ablished four years ago The Drum and Bugle Corps fasr achieved 'rhe fame i+ had in pre- war days. The performance of This well-Trained corps brighiened several Bend fooiball and baslceiloall games This year. The girls also 'rraveled fo Salem where fhey gave a snappy half-'lime drill. Oiher aciivifies were marching a+ +he fall and spring opening, 'raking par+ in an assembly, and sponsoring sev- eral dances during iheiear. DRUM and BUGLE CORPS The Two officers of ihe Drum and Bugle Corps are pic- hjred a+ 'rhe righf. Margarei Hansen. on The le'H, was secreiary. and a+ lhe righf is Duveen Kaufman, who served as president . PUSH s. summ- lon G Nir.hols0 -MM L, HMSO - . I Ne S ' ' fxchlu' ' K. Blakew- B' crane Anderson' L 'his A- Ve l McC0'mac - .P- ev- D- an- N- G' ' nom' C' xsan- ' nest A- Bailey oiman- H' Mus ner. D' KAuimMcKin0Y' L NYS HanS0 ' A' Ne Mayor! 4 D. H B. Don M. M. 1 ENB' K J FMS, 6 S D pfgilfv eu S.Sufh15u Raw -,mar . - Rho, e . ' G Russ - B. 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