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

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lnside, the walls of Bend High took on a more colorful appearance. Hallways, rest rooms and classrooms were painted bright color combinations. Many rooms included vivid graphics. The B Hall mural left incomplete from a preceding year's project, was redesigned and finished in February by advanced art students. Sophomore class president Barry Olson spearheaded the installation of a chalk- board in A Hall, encouraging students to write on it and not the walls. It was often filled with drawings, poems, colorful graf- fiti and announcements of up-coming weekend events. For the first time in several years, arena scheduling for second semester was held in the orange-carpeted library. Having it in a smaller area than the cafeteria les- sened confusion and the usually hectic two-day scheduling went quite smoothly. . .... fgwr, ..,.,r, t f iii? .f1a,,f..-QM., :V-is 1 at R :E sm if f i if H a Q 4 :i1.q.y7 -we X rgiam r f 1' A 8312.13 'oi ' Wtf . K' M? xv 1 J, E':u1YFilf1TIT'f ' its ,gil 5 , if ., ...,.,, ,,. ,sm r A .,.c .. .,, , . , 1 :Q M r. if lflltlp i N.. .., - l Xi. X

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Support of the Lava Bears remained one of Bend High's most colorful activities. Skits during assemblies raised spirit in preparation for athletic events as did competition between classes in projects and cheering contests. There were disappointments when nei- ther the varsity football or basketball teams qualified for state competition. And criticism resulted from some off- color yelling at games by some mem- bers of the student body. But most fans will remember above these experiences the exciting times shared to- gether during athletic events, and finally getting parent participation in cheers with Stand Up Bears in support of the blue and gold.