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

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Baseball BOB DUNN, the Bruins starting pitcher, posted a good record with five wins and only two losses. He led the team in batting and runs batted in. Baseball was not new to him this year. Bob made the All- District team as pitcher in both his iunior and senior years. East-West Shrine Football Brookings-Harbor High is rightfully proud of GARY WEEKS. Gary is only the third Bruin football player chosen to play in the East-West Shrine game in Pendleton. He was found at the bottom of many piles of players as he played at the tackle position. ln i964 and 1965 he was chosen for the All-District team and then ioined the ranks of All State tackles. Gary was a co-captain for the team.

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Athletic Awards Harrison - I-Iale Memorial Trophy Football Basketball BOB DUNN, Bruin half-back, gave an adequate display of his football talent. ln his senior year, he became the states third leading scorer with i6 touchdowns, gained over 1,000 yards rushing, and was the leading pass receiver on the team. During a game with Myrtle Point, Bob set a new school record by gaining 306 yards. He was also chosen as an All-District half-back. The Bruin team suffered a big loss when Bob received a knee injury during the homecoming game with Bandon and could not play in the state play-oft games. But as soon as time would permit, Bob was onthe side lines giving encouragement to team members. This page is sponsored by CHETCO VARIETY Brookings, Oregon Although out for only halt of the season, KEN BONDE, Senior center for the Bruins, did a good job for his team. He led the team in free throw percentage for the season. Ken put his 6'1 frame to use as he led in rebounds per game.

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