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

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Ba by Bears survive rites l've never been so embarrassed in my life! , exclaimed sophomore Julie Robertson after being forced to run down aisles of Wagner's supermarket dressed in diapers and singing I wish I were a Bend High Senior. She was only one of some fifty sophomore girls who were offically welcomed by their counterparts at the senior-soph- omore big sister-little sister party, October 5. The sophomore bears engaged in several stunts, too. Competition for 1977's Miss Baby Bear highlighted the junior-fresh- man big sister-little sister party held September 27 in the cafeteria. Kelly Laemmle was awarded the title by judges Chris Wood, Rick Billaud, Dave Langmas and Tim Undelhofen, while Julie Finchan was named first runner- up. In addition, the baby bears took part in several other contestants. nation from their big sisters. UPPER LEFT: Senior Leah Gleason leading baby bear, Debbie Morse. LEFT: Linda Mac Daniels decorates a Freshmen baby bear ABOVE: Freshman baby bears receive indoctri

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S Signing Party overall success The disappointment of the Bend Lava Bears' loss to South Salem in their opening varsity football game of the season didn't stop approximately 800 yearbook purchasers from crowding into the cafeteria afterwards for the yearbook signing party. The annual, edited by Anne Fettig, was centered around the theme, We Made The Best of '77, and was the first in BSH's history to carry color portraits of the senior class members. UPPER LEFT: Marty Watkins and Brett Jantze exchange memories during yearbook signing party. UPPER RIGHT: Kim Baer looks through the new Bear Tracks. ABOVE: Rick Davidson ponders last year with friends. 16 Yearbook Signing Party

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