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

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me PHUPHEEY Theron Northrop IS traveltng the country wlde 'Ihe demand for h1s speakmg abthty comes near to a landsltde oyce Landrxth has an agency and 15 modeling mens clothes Her most 1mportant cltents are the North Bend and Coos Bay oes Elleen Rlchards the t1n1est of them all Is still trytng to fund some sc1ent1f1c way to outdo us all Bruce Totten and Don Mnlbum combmed for a musxcal and radxo career They are now called the Bumblmg Bumble bees 'Vltlton Ladd IS stlll around he works nn an OIIICC and answers the phone Whxle Charlotte Watson watts for htm at home Don Mills whose amb1t1on you remember was to be a college boy But he decided to travel abroad and be a VICCYOY Ronald Hams ts champlon track runner of th1s state He used to run errands for the Off1CC gxrls to them he was first rate oanna Glmes has a rabblt farm and makes money sellmg furs She can still be seen wlth Joy Thomas who drxves her delivery truck for her Bert Long and Duane Peterson w1th nothmg else to do Are searchmg for gold ln Pony Slough Margery Nloore ts stnll around and s dr1v1ng a model A Ford With a slgn that says At last tacked on the runnmg board Pat Pierce has bought out the Log Cabin Bakery It IS now called Adam Has em Confectxonery Vlargaret NlcColley and Don Lasater have published a book for the blm Ir has hlank pages they thought If mlght develop the soul and mlnd ohnny Hoffman xs 1n the offxce and sits ln the prmctpal s chalr Hes walttng for one of the Off1CC gxrls to see nf h1s credlts are there Yes' Theylwere there Donna Hazzard has bought and rebu1lt Sacchl s Confectionery It as now called Donna s Retreat she sells 1ce cream bars two for a penny Fred Wtlhelm has a gas statlon ln Empire called Wxlhelm s Wh1SPdlhg Wonder and Gas ohn Pa ton ts he wonder and tells jokes to the customers that pass Sh1rley Wxlson IS teachmv Social Econ her students are never late I guess she couldnt bear to leave Room 8 Delores Hargeas IS a uccessful wrxter of fortune and fame l ler wr1t1ng became so popular she had to change her name Poor Roloert Lee trudges up and dowaa the streets every single day XV1th a pack of mall there must be an easler way Rod Holden xs stlll enrolled tn Auto shop trymg to create a Ford of his dreams Wfhlle Bob Septch has surpnsed us all by workmg toward the varslty teams Clara Duffy w1th quiet srmple ways Is now a dancer m Austraha and has all the people 1n a daze Iohn Kems who always had tdeas and plans so new Is owner nd operator of a G I Rendezvous on Sherman Avenue Marv Pennmrtton and lohn Hanson are runmng a second hand store Ir IS called Hanson s Hand me down what you want for a penny no more V Carl Sc' neemaver IS runnmo for Governor and ns sure to wm On the side lme he wntes fo that popular magazlne called Gory Gruesome and Grlm loan Thulin wanted so much to go to a glrls college wltlaout fall But the poor gurl xs studying like mad at Yale Merle XVllSOh and Edward Erwm are selhng and truckmg wlth very great fame I' or Standard ot New lersev m thelr own dear name Peggy Lee took to law and argumg some Qmce Louis turned cowboy and left the courts all so glum joe Langendoerfer 15 naanagmg a chain Not of metal or dalsxes but of grocerles ln the mam Well I guess that takes care of all the class of 1947 Thev are all wlth us tonlght m the trlumphant year of l967' Good night evervone and oh' I almost forgot there IS still Maxine McDuffee But she s still a bxt ,ueer sn ace she wrote the 1947 class prophecy MMMA ,MA-,,V.aNN,mMAMNwMN 5 J . . . , 7 ' 7 7 it ' 7' A , 1 ' , 5 K 7 , . I - ' , , , 1 9 ' ' li 7, ' - .t . ,, ' KS 7 ' 71 1 . f d, A W I . . . I t , l , . ., . - K , - , 4. a ra f L K , u . . . . ,, . , . . , ' 7 9 J r . F . G ' 7 a 9 , . A ,, , , - I A K t 4 . , K . , 1 f 1 1 . ,t A , , , 7 Y 7 I L r ll 57 ' U ' . Y . 77 . , . 1 J . I ' . . . g . 4, . ,, A I 7 T l 1 I 7 9 L r ' y , . , ---. . . , 7 ' ' a 'Q v . K A r

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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

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1947 HESPERIA Russ Ulm In the name of our Pfl!'1C1Pal Lyle Rxggs ahem we the 1947 class of North Bend hngh school bemg of sounder memory than mmd do hereby wlll our possessions ln the follow mg manner ARTICLE I e Freshmen Our good nature and our studxous attxtude e Sophomores Our abxlxty to sllde through e umors Our poxse and maturxty e Faculty Our reputatlon for bemg the most prominent class to enter North Bend I-hgh School ARTICLE II Barbara Bourns ueath my abxllty to get one s m ysxcs to the girl that takes it next year Delores Hargens wxsh to leave all my COSIDBIIC knowledge fwh1ch can be learned tn a ew slmple lessons to Mary Ann Rose oyce Landnth wlll my baton to my lxttle slster Mary Ann to carry on famxly tradltlon Pat Plerce leave my sense of humor to Miss urgens Carole, Burger bequeath the presndency of the Senlor class to some more patxent soul Laura Lee Cutlnp bequeath my studlous attltudes to Dorothy Moore Shxrlev Wnlson leave for my heart s deslre Marlorle Moore leave to explore the world or should we say Willamette Umverslty Lols Auer bequeath my corny wrnte ups 1n the Bulldog Barker to erry Pame Mary Moore bequeath one frecltle to Pat Wilson Shnrley Kasperson bequeath my lovely smlle to a llttle Freshman by the name of George Rosemeyer oan Thulmg bequeath my :mid manner to Denn1s Tobm oy Thomas bequeath my busy ness to Roya Warnken Shlrley Krambeal wlll all of our Paul s and mme old love songs to Barbara Rxchardson and Bud Brant Charlotte Watson ueath my queen hke manner to next year s May ee Margaret McColley leave wlth the rest of the muggs Nancy Johnson bequeath my mckname to Grace I-Iofer Darlnss Brown Rnchards leave my gratltude to Mrs Schepman for the guxdance she gave me ln her home makmg classes Marjory Cam ell leave m my usual coy manner Dorothy DeFreese wxll my crafty drawing ablllty to Bert Long oanna Glmes bequeath my devout practlces to every one who needs II Donna Hazzard bequeath my personallty to Tommy Manos Bet v Karavamch bequeath my aglllty to next year s song queens Peggy Lee leave Bev Maxwell to Morrxs ansen from now on Mary Pennmgton leave ean Haga leave hopmg that the H A S can gam the Admzratzon of the boys Ruth Senter left my shoes here before I journeyed to Oklahoma Marlon Iohnson bequeath the edltorshxp of The I-Iesperla to someone m the junior c ass as capable as myself Fllene Rxchards bequeath my mnld manner to Dennns Tobm ARTICLE III We staunchly believe that dear old North Bend Hxgh School IS a noble mstltutlon of leammg and for the betterment and comfort of those we leave behmd us we would like but fmd xt lmpossxble to ueath the followmg Entertammg assemblies Overstuffed chairs for the llbrary Blgger lockers A swlmmmg pool Monday as a rest perlod to recuperate from the precedmg week A new set of lokes for the Bulldog Barker Cl'lampl0n5l1lp football and basketball teams A keeper for Ken Stobxe fblonde preferred, By Mary Penmngton and Jxm Boag To th : ' ' . To th : ' ' ' . To th J ' : ' ' . To ch : ' ' ' I, , beq . . , . Ph . . . u 1, , . . . . f I, ,I 7 7 7 ' I. ' , ' J . I, , ' ' ' . I, . , . . n I, . I . . , , . D I, . . , , . . . l I, . , . - . J . . I, , ' ' . L . , . A. . J 1 7 ' . n o ' In J 1 ' I, Clara Mae Duffy, bequeath my ability to compose poetry to Jack Frost. I, . , . 1 , . 5 . I, , - ' I Qu n. I, , ' . I, , ' . I. . . , . . . I, ' pb , ' . I, , . . . . A I, J . , . . ' I, ,' ' . I. tl ' , ' ' ' . I, , . ' J . I, ' . . I, J . ' . . . ' ' ' . . I. . ' . It . F , . . . . . . I Iv -1 1 s Q I v X 1 I . ' , ' ' , ' to,