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

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H omecoming Dance 1964 from Lakeview, Oregon. Students and alumni are seen dancing To The music of the Dominoes. z- S-'-.X'X ROW 'l, FROM LEFT: Princesses Shelly LaBonTe, Linda Lee, Nelda Esselstrom, Queen Janet Miller, Becky Moe, Missy Brown, Cindy Freeman. ROW 2: Escorts John a sfrom, Dave Hansen, Brad Lewis, Steve Salisbury, Gary Week, Danny Edwards, Dean Pheftepluce.

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Queen Janet Miller with escort Steve Salisbury. The semi-formal Homecoming Dance held on Saturday, October 24, followed the theme Wish Upon a Star. it was sponsored by the Varsity B Club, with GAA providing the decorations. This page is sponsored by MENNING BUICK-RAMBLER Brookings, Oregon The Homecoming Queen, Janet Miller, was crowned during the dance by last year's queen, Missy Brown. Janet, a iunior, was elected by the student body from a court of seven girls chosen by the football squad. She was announced as this year's queen at the half-time of the football game Friday, October 23. We welcomed the Dominoes i

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The Varsity Rally Squad leads members of the Student Body in spirited songs and cheers in front of the freshmen bonfire on Thursday night, prior to the Homecoming game. This year's bonfire was bigger and better than ever, helping to boost Bruin spirit to a new high. Freshmen class mem- bers worked hard on their contribution to Homecoming festivities. Local business- men gave pep talks and praised the foot- ball team for their fine season record. Mr. Sheets, band director, leads members of the Brookings-Harbor High School Band in school songs during the serpentine and downtown pep assembly on Friday afternoon before the game. The seniors won the float competition this year. They followed a graveyard theme and Buried Bandonu on a tombstone-studded field of green. Written on the tomb- stones were the positions of the Bandon eleven.