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

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TOP: Sophomore princesses Gina Jarvi and Stacy Berthiaume arrive by Corvette for their intro- duction at half-time. CENTER: Bears are Choice reads the poster which is demolished by football team members as they race through lines of fans before game time. BELOW: Almost lm helium-filled balloons. provided by Central Oregon Welders. are systematically prepared by Peggy Gilbert. Kim Harvey. Jan Wanichek and others.

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Ifxx v,,,y 4 -t 1? is XM 5. 8 Julie, Mike rule at Homecoming Homecoming festivities began with a parade from the school to Juniper Park for the traditional bon fire on October 26. After the ceremony there, the mob of Bend fans proceeded to Punk Hun- nel stadium for the game against the Ontario Tigers. The bleak Tiger-controlled score of 28- 6 at halftime did not dampen the crowd's enthusiasm. The marching band. led by Cathy Gibson, provided a prelude to the introduction of the Homecoming court. The girls were dri- ven on the field in Corvettes supplied by Bend's Corvette Club. Escorted by their fathers, the princesses anxiously awaited the proclamation of the queen who had been selected earlier that day by student vote. Principal Lowell Pearce crowned Julie Robertson while she and her court faced the cheering crowd. Bend's second-half effort produced three touchdowns for a tremendous 28-27 comeback. However, the game was lost when Bend committed a pen- alty in the end zone giving the Tigers a safety and two more points late in the fourth quarter. Time ran out on the Bears' final drive. with the Tigers win- ning 30-27. Saturday night Queen Julie ruled with King Mike Hackbart over the Home- coming dance held at Pilot Butte Ju- nior High. TOP: Half-time festivities are climaxed by the crowing of Queen Julie Robertson. CENTER: The percussion section of the marching band follows director Bill Ellison's lead as the group performs before a packed stadium. BELOW: A brother and sister and a pair of brothers are included in the Homecoming Court. Member: include Lisa Child, Russ Roberts. Gina Jarvi. Joe Yahna, Kim Black, Troy Emerson. Mike Hackbart, Gilann Helling, Julie Robertson, Bob Ellis, Tracy Everton, Jeff Roberts, Stacy Berthiaume, Dave Avery, Paul Helling and Susie Farley. lvl O '4-,i1....'V ,., ? .Q... '. 'jfjf ,545 VA 1'

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Ghoulies scare 2700 customers If I would have had one more tug on my cape, it would have ripped for sure, explained Dracula Mike Miller, one of over 60 volunteer ghoulies who greeted those who paid the 75 cents admission to see the Thespians Haunt- ed House held October 29, 30 and 3I. Stagecraft class students created such rooms as the test tube baby beater. spider web trap and seance. Advanced drama students guided 2700 people from the east door of the stage to the door leading into the cafeteria. Between them, over 20 frightening scenes were viewed. Although there was no rehearsal. the 7 to 9 p.m. moneyraiser went quite smoothly and gave the Thespians a start on financing the year's activities. A i'w45vg 3' 959,319 xvf f f' IAA ' Yffii A9425 '23-gl' iie A sf' ay' TOP: Freshman Steve Hecht and sophomore An- drea Johnson share a toast to death. LEFT: Hang- man Tari Cockerill awaits her victims. CENTER: Visitors to the Haunted House are greeted by Chuck Davis sitting in a bathtub full of blood. LOWER RIGHT: Onlookers get their money's worth from the brother and sister team of Rick and Lanna McCauley. I6 Haunted House r. 1 'f f'g' x