Brookings Harbor High School - Bear Facts Yearbook (Brookings, OR)

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ROW 'l, FROM LEFT: Vince Rambeck, Paul Eide, Dove Brower, Tim Hanscam, Ron Whitefield, Tony Smith, Loren Wallace, and Dennis Nelson.'ROW 22 Chuck Hardy, David Brown, David Brooks, Merwin Clark, Bill Dundom, Jim W ff iw dk Qgh John DeGroat, iunior varsity coach, looks on as the little Bruins record their second win of the season over Gold Beach. Junior Varsity Football The Brookings-Harbor High iunior varsity, although lacking experience, came on strong in the last halt of the season to win their last four games. Although the little Bruins finished with a 4-7 record, this year was considered to be a building year, and many rough teams were scheduled. Hopes are high tor next year's team which now has valuable experience. Junior varsity quarterback Lee Musser U91 gets set to rifle a pass during the Camus Valley game. Jim Widmer f29l, Kim Erh f5Ol, Dennis Nelson ffar rightl, and other unidentifies Bruin players hold off oppo- sition in a game that saw the Bruins suffer their third defeat of the season.

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Halfback Bob Dunn C28l rips off thirty-eight yards against Myrtle Point in League opener for both teams. .lim Kemp 1235, Dan Hgdges f33l, Brad Lewis 1275, and Gary Weeks lon groundl dispose of opposition in game that saw Dunn roll up 306 yards rushing. The Bruins, behind Dunn's incredible running, marched over around, and through the visiting Bobcats for their first league victory ofthe 64 season. Sophomore quarterback Lee Musser f'lOl tries left end for good yardage against Bandon. Rick Olson f20l, Dick Stone 1265, Steve Salisbury f47l and Jim Widmer f29l lead the interference for Musser who piloted the Bruins to their sixth win of the season as the Bruins rolled over Bandon 62-26.

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Freshmen Football Even Thou h This ear's freshmen Team didn'T win a 9 Y game, much is expecTed of Them in coming years. The Trosh la ed Pacific Three Times and Co uille P Y q once on a four game schedule that saw The liTTle Bruins go winless. BUT nexT year, as members of a iunior varsiTy Team witlnlxxa yyear of experience, These bo s could rove To be W ' com eTiTion. Y P yy ,H P , 1 T qs! . ' 'l il. Q,Je2 y 125- 3 1 ff-xx , , x N gf T Q Q45 Freshman Coach Bruce Trowbridge ,R ey 'lvl Qld 1 NJ s..Q,f R , fi T, f , gf fpifqxxx fwwx K E .mx A A SJ X 11 f is W , LP' W Q R l 1 1 M' M 4 ,A f 1.,,,f ss K 'lv I-', it !,Xi,,f 'E f This page is sponsored by ff 3553 'J iS5!L,lTj AY' K BROOKINGS TIRE SERVICE A T fl U . Mp ' ,fl 4 y x T 1 4 Brookings, Oregon X1 Rf' ,K ' M' 1 WX! 'N Qi ix 'f 2 il .f 7' lsr' QL' cz! ' ' j A -N , ' fx ' fx fx N,1 I 4 1 1 , , in Row 1, FROM LEFT: Dale chfasiensen, Paul Koefhke, Don Miller, MnfeicgfenfBiil,Ma+4hei1i3,Qfgl,,d',ggxfe-Rxilwffygjf Rambeck, Mike Lynch. ROW 2: Dennis Badger, Dennis Thomas, Kar X-fist, Milqg-bfleddir-.rQ,KSTgX7e r sarLyBennyX! Cardiff, Craig Prough, Steve Brown, Bruce Dodson, Gary HyaTT. fi , Q LJ -fl AQJQJ Ni fl E ii9