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

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-, . xx . -,-t V. ---..vv. axes,-Vx f.,-e-f!ff,-vv-vN- - Q 9 4 8 H E S P E R I A MW . . .N ,sweetest-.,---. .-.-. .-aWWMWAN VM On that memorable night When the honored ninety-two Moved slowly up the aisle in regal cap and gown, Bethought each of former years Spent ln tha building by the bay And on our lips the senior song estoomng the galleries our class colors and flowers Sc' green and ivory blended with the yellow rose b And in our hearts our fitting motto Not at the top but climbing And in those ranks there numbered ten f. qw,Mvf Who. throughout those twelve years Had been schoolmates, from their first day at school To the graduation night. These ten jack Goll Carl Golder Larry Slagle Dean Smith janet Hart Ken Hess Barbara Pasquan Donna Anderson Jun Wdsm and Don Kelly Have gone through those years in comradeship And all along the way 'Nlames were added and taken away And the ones that remained for that fateful day Became unified as never before To form the mighty Class of 48 By DONNA ANDERSON chan Lptoflhlaa SCENE-Heaven the year nineteen hundred and tty ezght Ball Durflmger ormer Senior Llas president and now chze angel m charge o lh lwes 0 students 0 the N B H S Class o 48 ts seated at a large desk thumlnng through paper At his sxde are hrs tuo asszstant angels ackre 4d ams and Pa! Foleq who achieved their positions by writing this class prophecy Bull calls or hu record 0 the lwer o his ormer classmates 4 large hook zs brought 171 rom which the angels read the ollonmg eaents nz th lwes o their ex classmatess Bill Beck Ken Hess and Marion Krieg have banded together and formed the now famous Un associated Press B111 provides the ideas for editorials Ken does his duty o the sport section and Marion who could always tum out pages and pages of copy takes care of anything else needed They have course the aid of Mrs Adams Larry Slagle has his own business nom a catnera shop no less He takes the pictures and develop them with Barbara Ulery his very competent clerk Oh Oh we dldnt do so well with Barbara and Bud as vet she hasnt been ahle to pm him down he lust stands and pops his bubble gum' Nortl' Bends class of 48s athle es did them selves proud by joining together to form the Ponv Slough Sluggers a pro football team which travels all owe the country playmg anyone who dares Those toughies re Lavor Ferre lack Goll Harm Hardcastle Boh Hugh Don Kelly lim lener vllle lohn Makev Harold Olson Darold Peter son oe Raviotta im Reed and Frank Younker They are 'managed lu Pat Ox ens who makes them keep the trictest of training The Fmture vang have banned together m a amoaign o 'vu Fmplre on the map They are led In thewr crusade bv Ken Noel Since Fern lvon made such showing for herself with the art e hybzt f the drawings of the backs of peoples heads the gang felt that Empire deserved a place along with Coos Bay ust as we all expected jerry Pame made quite a name for himself in music he is known as ungle erry and plays torr1d songs at the 'Tropical Re- treat 1n New York City Janet Hart is currently appearing there also Her specialty is still Chloe Those fellows of auto shop fame now own a shop of their own on Sherman avenue Richard Kelly Dick Kerns and Floyd Pettit are the grease monkeys in charge We re all whispering I knew hun when about that now famous Hollywood star Jack Gouley ack nex er showed mucl' in erest in the stage at high school me vtond if those glamour g1rls down there hecame too great a temptation Oh yes our for mer song queens Evelyn Pappel Betty Paulson Lee Pennington Shirley Sherva and Ramona Irwin are smcerelv hoping to become more powerful than ex her Po ers or Conover Bob Gage is still iently orkmg to form an or hestra from among' h classmate Ger ldme B m Ima Lee Davis Pat Gallia and Lee Greaves com posed his latest group of fine musicians Maestro Gage is very well pleased they have ttst finished an engagement in the Hollywood Bowl Barhara Pascu rw is tour-mg Russia now a a Prima Ballerina Actuallx she is a secret agent for the F B l We re till mms' to find out if thev hate the atom laomh Rv the wa Daud Ruope is nom taking l Edgar Hoovers place as head of the Need we sas more than that Adolph Bastendorff 5 h s a car t onderl therefore he still has rar trouble and 1 always late to work lust as he used to be in school Of course l-larves Clark still rides with him. Luella Beach nov. owns her own beauty shop ut she still has short bangs 6 7 7 , 9 Q 7 , . . . . T I , , . , g n - 5 N . ,. . . 7 '- F 1 l 9 . . . . ,K . . . ,, . . . . . , , , , . . .. - ct,t, . .- . .- .,,. . . W. .e-.c--......,.,....V,e J V 7 . . . f E J , . . , f i f , . . . l . HJ . . . . , . . 77 ' K ' .t J . . . I, . 1 I . A - ,, . . . . I I . . , . . A . . . ,, ,, - f e - 5 , - - tx , - 77 A - g L A . I . . ' A t ' , . ' . ' . . I . - a syndicate which promises a good future. with. of have formed a modeling agency of their own. They A .I l ' is A T T L N' . . . . . ' s ' ' tw' ' w f - Q ' ' , c . . . . is .. . s 2 ' ee . ' . , . - ' - - . . - , - , ' .B A y S . . I . . . 1 . A , s s 9 5 ' ' A t . , . l . - I ' ' u as V ' ' 1 I ' - A , A ' . l , Q . 7. . . ' 1 , v K Y 4 P V- y' ' l - . . , V Q Y I - F. B' I' . h ,r A ,, V. V till a . In s w . . S ' ' ' U . 's ' ' . A i . . ' A D . r , I L A 6 I ' ll ' x . ,, n I D 1 A . . V l f F . . f, B t - . a .

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C7121 chfis for The mommg was sharp wxth the fnrst buds of autumn That September m 1944 When wrth reluctance and trembhng Another class of lowly Freshmen At the ponderous doors of North Bend Hugh Drd appear But twas an ordinary class this Who our ftrst year ended covered wlth glory Splrlted away we that coveted cxtlzenshlp trophy And actxve more were we rn every way Than any dull Freshmen before us But also we were commltted To the vxlest of tortures ever given mrtnates Through all such tnals of Freshman Week Came we With strength and forbearance So xt was that our Sophomore year Found us a verltable dynamo Of energy Every dnve and charrty fund Was backed by us we won our merits Frghtmg for our quota We backed the Cancer Fund Forelgn Axd and March of Dxmes too To the Red Cross was not dented a healthy contrlbutxon That year lf not by any other we blazed our path of glory Bonds were sold to and constructxon Of the grandstands Which helped to make our athletlc fleld One of the finest m the State Leaders were we an the sale of those bonds XVh1ch upped our Student Bodys funds As September and Indlan summer Once agam rolled around We could hardly belxeve rt was tnme for school And a year as upperclassmen Student Body offxces found The Tumor class wlth two Whrtey was NICE president Fem Lyon kept the mmutes Actlve also ln Glrls League was Secretary loyce Carver And xt was thls year too that Pat Foley Became mterested rn matters of fmance As treasurer of the League That year found several of our meml ers Inltlated formally as Charters In the flrst chapter of the ulll and Scroll That old N B H S had known More and more among our boys Iettermen began to appear In football basketball And track Not to be outdone The girls Won the volleyball tournament wrth prlde The H A S was actne putting on a carnlsal And the grandstands were fmxshed ln a grand Dedication ceremony Xvhtch thanked townspeople students and parents For thetr able co operat1on Santa Claus found our class Tl Chr: tm program sponsors Full of Yuleude sprnt and boundmg wrth good cheer The chmax of thas our ultra7soc1al year Was the annual umor Seruor Banquet And Prom all rolled mto one Such a group of hustlers the lrke was ne er seen before As we slaved the year through To fmance that one grand mght of fun The Balboa was the appornted spot To quote the mvltatlons And Colonlal was the theme T rxed chlcken melted into the mouths of all As we sat formally arranged at tables Bv the cheery chucklmg fxreplace And as the evemng tlcked away The orchestra played dnvxnely forcmg trred feet to dance And at twelve oclock s The umors never to be forgotten Prom X as over for another year And perhaps that graduatlon night lor the Class of 47 Found some of our ranks a tremble For the followmg school year s endmg It truly was a mlghty class That strode the halls on the opemng l y of school the fall of 47 And we preened ourselves with pnde Before admxrmg Freshmen And gave them a vengeful mmatlon So that our true mlght would be known ut those Frosh we know they forgave us the night of the Semor Frosh Receptlon or we gave them quite a party make amends for all Student Body officers found Hardcastle Cur whxte halred boy as presldent And Pat Gallxa and Foley as 9 fret rx and treasurer respectlvely Grrls League was headed ably Bv President Barbara Pasquan who won the D And p00gl8 Young was vlce presrdent Whlle Donna Anderson was scribe December found us busy For twas our joyful duty to sing In the Community Christmas Parade And that month too we gave our Senxor Ball Wlth the nch and resplendent theme Of Wlnter Wonderland Thesplans always We had actively taken part In Student Body plays untxl this very last year When we gave that comedy ACC1dChfS Will Happen As our wltty Senior Play Throughout the year we combmed our talents In athletics debate and music Bobby Hugh was captam of the basketball team And ohn Makey headed the football crew Lack of brams was not our lot For Jerry Pame led them all as class Valedxctonan Whnle Fem Lyon a wxttv one too came tn close As Salutatonan 7 ! ' 1 ' 9 . , , 7 7 , . -i . . , . , Y 5 , 1 1 9 3 . - 44 - sa r. , . 7 . 1 I . J ' 1 - V'Y . . 1 2 . . , ' 7 ' . K , . ' ' X 7 , ,a' , K ., 7 . ' 7 , , . B , ' ' . On - , 2 - u 19 ' To 1 - A ' 7 .c re ' ' . . - v , . 1 . A a - f , Y .A. R., , . . , V 4 1 s K ' ' I 4' ' n n . Y . - ' 5 , . . ' A s 3 I 9 . K . .n 4 ' ' 9 44 - - 11 'w ' 'V ' ' , . . . . . r . , , , Y . . . , ' ' ., .,. 4 ' . V .. 1 .r . , I , ' . , I nr- , s as . , .. ,

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C 1948 HESPERIA Sylv1a Berg has also lomed the l1st of proprle tresses bv tak1ng over the N B Confectlonery from Helen and Blll It IS now called Bergs Burger House VUe never knew much about Lonme Wfebb 1n 'act e st1ll dont Ir 15 rumored he st1ll llves 1n f'oqu1lle but VISIIS here occas1onally You can stlll fmd P00218 Young plavmg r1cks on peo e almost any t1me but 1n her spare 1me she IS studymg to be a Lab Techn1c1an 1n the laboratory of Ke1zer Bros and ohrson s hosp1tal I hate to mennon lt but Ron Rus ll IS st1ll go mg to N B H S poor boy but IIS really h1s own fault HIS only consolat1on IS that he has been al lowed to remam pres1dent of the Pep club Pat Sanford IS a bl t1me dress cleslgner and cre a or of the new look She now operates a f1rst class womens apparel shop on Srh avenue 1n New York Rosella Hubbell who got her exper1ence nn Sorouse REICZ 15 her head clerk and Pat Hull 1 he head cash1er lm Franson after bemg selected as a candldate for Mr Valentxne dCCldEd to become a model he IS now workmg 1n compet1t1on w1th our former pepsters Ir seems that Dolores Barmettlor and Manetta Harpst from Charleston got so t1red of be1ng late o f1rst peruod that they resolved to do somethmg about It Wfe see that thev have They have started a Hellcopter Seruce wh1ch p1cks up students from all stops out of town Fmest Kennedy now has charge of the Kennedy Department store whuch OCCLIPICS all the block of h1ch thev formerl had only a corner Carl Golder IS the CIIVS verv CODSCICDYIOUS safe ty comm1ttee cha1rman H1s ma1n duty IS to pre vent speedmg near the school areas Dean Welch IS another up and comlng busmess man our class has produced He has a servlce stanon which Sp8Cl3llZCS 1n over nrght pamt jobs H1s ma1n rade comes from the SOCICW women who want the car to match the color of the1r l1pst1ck and naxl polish Roya Wamken IS crusadmg lh Wash1ngton D C for more equal rlghts for students Wxth her 1n her battle 1re Rod Bradley and Lu Noggle who were recru1ted bv Royas arguments In Soc1al Econ Betty Wagner now has a lovelv home and 1 flne famllv due mamly to Mrs Schepmans and 1n Homen1ak1ng Royce Wnght beheve 1t or not IS now do mg exh1b1t1on wrestlmg under the name of M1ghtx Monster Lee Sausser Wemer Enckson and .lack Bow ron all from across the Bay have lomed together to have the school day shortened It seems they are the few who remembered to try to better the condmons even though they wouldnt be there to emov thexr xmprovement hav1ng left w1th the class of 57 Ivy Nlartm and Grace Hofer st1ll eat a can bar each morning a hablt they acquxred wh1le tak mg Senxor Enghsh Dr Edgar Bowen IS dearly beloved by h1s many barkmg and meowmg panents He now operates l'1l5 own Small Ammal Hospxtal Inadentally he IS pres1denr of the Verennanans Socnery Lloyd Stone fmally qu1t pretendmg to be such fellow and now no one can compare w1th h1m for lengthy long wmded speeches He IS Pl'CSldCI'lt of the Chamber of Commerce You people flgllfed anyone who could talk l1ke that would be a def1n1te asset to the commumty Jun WHson IS now the mayor of that fme burg North Bend Bay After much pleadmg North Bend gave ln and let Coos Bay 10111 them Leland Beach has always been sony he mpped hl5 wntmg career 1n the bud by qu1tt1ng joumahsm at mld term After wrmng hlS expose on Harold Olson for The Barker everyone thought he would surely contlnue to wnte Shirley EFWIII 15 dolng herself proud as the head nurse for the local h0SPlt3l She was sure nurses ttammg was for her after chemlstry w1th VIC dur Amold Henderson seems to have completely dlS appeared We ll have to conduct a more thorough search for h1m before UIUC for our f1nal report Dean Sm1th has bu1lt 1 new Dutch wmdrmll lh h1s spare t1me he 15 pretty busy though as carpen ters are 1n great demand these days Elwm Deal has taken over h1s fathers 1nsur ance bus1ness m Emprre He IS partly respo'1s1ble for the row of sky scrapers now appear1ng on the mam SUR! Darlene Wfalker has establlshed her own hos pxtal in L A It must have been the tra1n1ng she recelved at KCIZCI' Brothers ec ohnson s I see that Bud Massey wllllam Fox Clovls Brant Bob Wdllamson Gordon Tewsley ames Bemhardt and George Hardcastle must have made full use of the1r tune sper1t overseas Upon retummg to the United States they started a chain of green houses speclahzmg U1 lapanese cherry blossoms Gordon Ellmgs IS now coach1ng the baseball team for h1s old Alma Mater After Pat Lenervllles outstandmg success as the ma1d 1n Bxg Hearted Herbert she has made the stage her career She IS now one of the top stars on Broadway Harold Maxllard IS Still scounng around in a car lookmg for a certa1n l1ttle gzrl he can call h1s own These are the Class of 48 all present and accounted for By Pat Foley and Iackxe Adams A NwMN.,MNVWAwmaMNvNANwAANvVW . A, . ,, . . . . I - . , - . . U , . . . vs 1 , D . W , . , . . H . ,, . . . . . : ' pl ' . 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