North Bend High School - Hesperia Yearbook (North Bend, OR)

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1947 HESPERIA NBHS Dear Diary Today we enrolled rn good old North Bend Hlgh School for the last trme QI hope ust thm we have finally reached that goal XVe are Semors at last Out of the class of 74 there are 8 students that started the frrst grade together 12 long years ago and are txll members of our class Carole Burger was elected to the d1ff1cult job of bemg Presrdent of the Senior Clas Paul Rose was chosen as Vxce Presxdent and Betty Karavamch to wrxte the mmutes To pay the brlls and collect the dues ean Haga was glven the task XVe learned all the news through Buck Buchanan who represented us m Student Councxl The flrst weelt of school was a gala affalr XVe really gave those poor Freshmen an rn1t1at1on they wont forget The only problem. as that the Semors suffered as much as the Prosh fOh what a mes tha cold cream and dustmg powder was But we made up for the awful deeds we commxtted durmg Freshmen y eelc by wmdmg lf up wxth the successful rreshmenSen1or Receptron INo hard feelxnos r-ow huh Frosh'7 Oh yes drary remember on that tall mght y hen football season got off to a good ,start w1th Amold Berlage our Student Body Presxdent dedlcatrng our new grandstand Vlany of our gr1d heroes earned thexr first preclous IN B s thls year Oh that smell of hoe pohsh Two of the proudes football lettermen were Monk Fry and B111 Bellah who aaade all county halfbaclt and center respectxvely Drarv th1s brlngs us around to the play Almost Summer presented by our class We dldnt really ltnow there were so many Hams ln our class fhuh Fry ln basket all y e placed econd wxth Nlonlx Fry hlgh scorer and Paul Rose also on all ounty team Bob Sep1ch rated cen rr on the second team Barbara Bourns wmner of the D A R aw ard was outstandmg as our valedlctorlan wrth Don efferson brmgmg up a close second as salutatornan In the sprmg we were busy preparmg for Class Nrghc Baccalaureate Slcxp Day and Commencement whrch wxll be long remembered as we lools back at our happy lugh school days at North Bend SAA, ,,-fmxa,,a,ea-eu.A-ea,-. a.exa,VcxMVe awww ,a,aA,Na,c,eaa,vt,e, ,vt,ea,,xAA,vVVVVea,Vva,,a.vvxA,VVvt,a r I Y v . . . D J Is, . . K . K . . 1 . r . r . . 5 . r ' . . S. It K ' n lv L A 1 v . YS V 4 1 Q V - ' ' r Y x we x 1 r 1 I . yy r r 4 v - b . - v - . , t . .5 - V ' ' V , V ' , v- '. . 7 - . - . q Q D . . .5 . , . , y' A c ' 1 ' . s ' ' t ' . 1. Q r . ' . . . , . A ,, r . . . . . . , - - .. H - . , 1 , . .' . . , ' . L 01 , y . s . I . . . C 4 . r T' . 1 . K I Q V . . . r ln - li h , , T ' 7 7 , I - , Y . r L - ,V f -,,,--. ,.,awt,.rM--,t,vea,VV,,-..,,Vc,eA,-N,rf,VN,t.w

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1947 HEEPERIA NBHS Dear Dlary We fmally made xtl Htgh School at last' Today September 3 1943 we entered Worth Bend H1gh School known to some as Pony Slough Pr1son Elected to lead the future class of 47 was Garland Monk Fry to help hrm Laurle Cutllp was chosen Don Mllls keeper of the minutes and collector of the dues was Don Mxlburn To voxce our opmxon on the Student COLlHCll Buck Buchanan was our cholce Monk and Buck both made thexr football letters and Monk made h1s basketball letter As Freshmen we thought thls pretty good Dear Dlary Another certaua September day rolls d as we agam enter the 1vy covered bulld ln overloolung the bay Thxs year to run our 47 class we elected as usual Monk Fry oresldent vltepresldent was our Charleston flshemaan Don M1115 as secretary another Cl a leston boy Bud Metcalf Buck Buchanan was treasurer th1s year and on the Student Councrl Shrrley Kasperson Once more oux class brought forth lettermen Monk Buck and Don M1115 made letters rn football and Monk mad hls let er rn 'asketball agam Dunn? he fall of the year we gave a receptxon for the Freshmen class whlch proved o lf a great success Dear D1ary Here we are again Dlfferent tmae same tltce lut upperclassmen now Th1S year e had a successful r Sr Prom Mxdmght fantasy laemg the theme Remember that alue cheesecloth'7 ohnson nd Bourns were elected to the Glrls League Councnl Shirley Kasperson Betty Kara amch and Barbara Bourns helped lead the songs at the football and basketball games RWE-ll ntver forget the Knlght and Booster party when Shlrlev broke her collar bone alaymg football of all thmgs The yoxce of the class dunng 19451946 was Arnold Berlage HIS pal lanny Boone as lass able asslstant The mlnutes were wrltten by Betty Karayanlch ohn Patton dld wt l po f llectmg the dou la ean Haga took our problems to the Student Councll lm cl w s the Vice lresldent of the Student Bodv , , . V-. -. ,f-,--cet c uvcww -cfvV.,a,1.,vwVV-,cx,V , . ..,-feat. c ,VN -,-. VxA,xw-cfvvvvvvvvv-cfexfvxA,vvx. 1 ' - 7 a 9 ' c 44 - aa, ' K 1 ra H Y 4: 1' I - nz - as ' K 9 9 9 9 1 Y - ' ' - ' ' cc ,va V ' . 1 1 . .1 vw - 14 'a - 1 1 1 . t 1 al'0i ' 1 1 ' 1 1 - - H V- - 11 va V 5 . 1 1 , , ' ' ' 4 - v I ca - 1 yy A A V . . , ' 1 , . 1 , 1 1 -.1. 2' 1 , 1 . ' 1 1 '1 1 . I 1 , 1 . 1 - 1 Q 4 A ' 1 C I 01 1 1 1 . f I 1 ' ' 1 1 , Y X 'n . , , 1 1 . ' 1 1 1 . . . 1 X 1 . .1 1 . . .L , . . ,, . 1 I . 1, . . V . 11 1 L . 1 , 1 1 1.11 I 1 - 1 1 1 -1 - r 1 n c I 1 S x 1 . Y ' ' . . 1 . 1 I 1 I 1 V 1 1 1 . ' 1 . k - 1 1 1 . 1 , 4 , g Q V 1 . 1 k . .1 av . I 5 ' D 0 tO Q . 1 1 1 . , . . 4, Y .3 J - . ' ' R ' 1 .NV-wAANw-AA--,A,- fA, -,,VV1,,,1,Nf,,.fc,-1,Vc,,,-,a,t,N- f.,c,c,.,1fc,,, ,tf.,fVxA, ,

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fuss PHUPHW By Maxme McDuffee Moore Twenty Years From Now The Fate of These People Twenty vears have passed smce that summery mghr nn May The year was 47 Twas then the Semors bade farewell and drxfted on their way It was Carole Burger who won her way to the presldency for that eventful year We fmd her now m the Whxte House she dusts the bangled chandellers Nancy ohnson our blonde s1ren has changed somewhat we see For now she 15 head of the Painless P111 Factory In competltxon rlght across the street tearmg out h1s halr Ts our George Brown who IS now a drugglst mxlllonaxre Pat Blondell IS workxng ln a beauty salon he now bralds hzs haxr He hates to have If fall m hls face although he used to dxdn t care Lxke father like son so the old saymg goes So poor Lanny Boone just counts money and washes clothes Arnold Berlage our Emstem a tragedy to htm befell He became broke when hls prlzecl expernnent wouldn t sell Through the halls we hear Bxll Bellah he IS cheerfully smgmg He s the guard who closes the door at the U S Treasury Btuldmg Remember LOIS Auer and Ruth Senter the stay together couple of yesteryear They are workmg for Boemg Axrcraf lmprovmg the trlcycle landmg gear Don efferson and Maman ohnson the lord and lady of tngonometry Are still m Math Class workmg for the answer on page 200 number 23 ohnny Brown the lad who sat xn Enghsh just to dream Now has a ranch of racmg horses he s really on the beam Remember dear old Buck Buchanan the 1947 wonder lad? He s stxll argulng m Soclal Econ about the brrlhant plan he had Mary Moore the qulet undecldecl gurl Is modelmg at the R1v1erra and reallv has the would be s ln a whlrl Leonard Smxth stlll has his Ford but can t get gas or kerosene He drove up here from Texas on PHFIS Green Now there s Bobby Erwm who used to sneak out of shop He s teacbmg others not to sneak because hes now a cop Garland Fry whose amb1t1on was to be a Fxsherman and go to sea Is now wrxtlng a sequel to the Seventh Symphony Barbara Boums who used to be so small Has taken some pllls a la lohnson and she now just sults them all Marjone Campbell who used to pme away her tlme on art Is studymg to be an actress and to get a sultry thrilling part Pmky Groven who thought school was such a bore Has puhhshed 1 book called English Is No More Darhss Brown who got to school about at nme Is stxll revnewmg Enghsh mth Xvfal er ID College both are gettmg along fme Doro hy DeFreese our Student Body treasurer of the mob she was qulte fond Even now we see her in the lofflce maklng out checks for those bonds Lauralee Cuthp whose ambltlon was to be a farmer Does not use horses or tractors she plants her flelds wlth a hel1copter George Dalezal who worked hard and IS now a dlesel engineer Has mvented a car vou don t have to steer To get Betty Karavannch here tomght we practlcally had to carry her Shes been trymg to capture a vouno man to marry her Remember the two seats that were always occupied ln study hall? Well they still are and by Shxrley Krambeal and Paul When xt came to men Shirley Kasperson always put her foot down But look at her now shes secretary of Boys Town LOUIS Langendoerfer should have been 1 l wver because he always had so much to say But he s a cowboy now and owns a ranch down Mexico way ean Haga IS drlvmg truck for the Smgmg Trumpet Mxlk Company And of course you all know who the owner of the ranch IS thats rlght lVlarv1n Hawley Kenneth Stoble who thought anvone who worked for a living must be insane- He became a mllllonalre workmg on the green cham Bxll Stout and Jxm Boag went ahead wxth the1r tenms careers They go to the Olympics Yes every four years Q . . . . AANNAA, , wa sa lr as Of- ' . 9 9 9 ' - - 3 X . . . . ,l 9 : a 1 s s 9 1 9 . . . . , 9 ' 7 Q 1 a .Q . . , 1 Q , . . , . . . , , - . I, . J J , , A , , . J , , . . , , . , . , . . . . . . a 1 7 . . . , . . 7 , ' ' . . . , 7 7 , . , . 7 7 a - 9 , , . . 5 7 7 . P , I a . V s K , I 7 ' Li ' 77 . . , . , , L . , . b . L 9 1 1 a v a , ' v - 9 7 C 1 1 , . 7 9 ' 7 7 7 7 V ' . a . , , . , , . . . Y . . . , s 7