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

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I 1948 HESPERIA Gordon Ellmgs Gordre Wrlls hrs poster mak rng abrlrtv to the art class Lonnre Wfebb- 'Lonnre Wrlls hrs lrne to Dale Granstrom Wlesley Massey Buddxe Wrlls hrs good appe trte to the Publrc Speakrng class Robert Wrllramson Ape Wrlls h1s abrlrty to get along rn the lungle to the Myrtle Pornt B Squad Gordon Tewsley Tews Wrlls hrs flashrest sur: to Harn Dolezal Adolph Bastendorff Wfrlls hrs vorce to the Boys Glee Club Harvey Clark Harv Wrlls hrs wrllrngness help to the unrors Lee Greaves Wrlls hrs comet playrng to Charlre fraver Rosella Hubbell Rosle Wrlls her grft of a to Tommy Paterson tendance to anyone who can get by wrth rt Harold Marllard Wrlls hrs abrlrty to carve desks t H nvone that lrkes to pav frnes Vlferner Errckson Wrnk Xwrlls hrs flrrtrng eve to lerrx Wyatt Marjorre Young Poogre Wfrlls her favorre word crock to Marv Ann Adams acquelrne Adams ackre Wrlls her ettrn along wrth teachers to Patty Dutch Donna Carole Anderson Deadpan Wrlls her nrckname Deadpan to Mary Ann Rose Dolores Barmettlor Lee Sausser Le Leaves wantrng hrs brother ack to frnd out rf he s related to the flyrng saucers leland Beach Buzze Wrlls hrs car drrvrng to Tommy Graham may he leam to use rt luella Beach jrtterlaug Wrlls her dancrng eet to anvone who knows how Barbara Pasquan Blackre Xvrlls the eamest de srre to ask Mr Shrrver why rt rs that those men who always alk about women rn a sarcastrc man ner are always those who are alwavs marrrecl In formatron please' lames Lenervrlle- Sprder Wrlls hrs good looks nd pet name to Roger Clark loe Ravrotta Lrl Abner Leaves hrs heart to all the grrls who want rt Dax rd Ruppe Good Lookmg Wrlls hrs shyness nd woman hatred to erry Wyatt and leaves as quretly as he came rn Carl Golder Speedy Thrnks hrgh school stu dents should drrve faster for thrs modern age So I wrll Qpeedv to rm Lenervrlle lack Goll The Great Wrlls hrs srgnal callrng to lohnnv Hart whistle what a number lack Goulev Smrley Because of hrs mrllron smrle just wants to sa to hrs brother Bob carrv on' Harrv Hardcastle Whitey Leaves whrle theres trme Ren Hess Nrftv Wfrlls hrs rnterest rn sports to Sonny Gomes Bob Gage Rosre I wrll mv sox to Don Clausen l Barbara Rrchardson Richie leave wrth Bud Brant l Xlfred Brant Bu us left wrth Barbara Bob Hugh Bones Le ves strll wonderrng how one small head could hold all he knows lnet Hart Peroxide Wrll everythrng but Brll Shattuck to Sallv ohnsen Harold Olson Ole Leave my legs to the grrls and my basketball layrng to B111 Shattuck maybe he wants my legs too lloxcl Storre Wfrlls hrs complexron to grrls lucky enough not to have one George Hardcastle Leaves hrs track abrlrty to ack Sausser Flor rs B ant lames Bernhardt Wrllram Fox W1 therr senrorrtx to the Freshmen l 117 Y mn Clays 0 mnelecn hundred' orta eight ezng o forma' mm dc hereby will to the on conzmg Sf-mfr class our personality ,ood I ol: athletic abzlrta actwenexs and popularrta Ba Smmm Smsnm and PAT OWENS ,.,eaemW.,aNMMWLaMWMMMwNw,NW -,A.c,c,,,t, .. ,..-ce-L- ,,x-eM,vc,cv,.--,,. , H , ,, . . - . U . ,, . . . . . I 3 . - 4 - v- - ' cr - vw ' - .L '7 U r H , ,, . . - . . ,. . . H . p 3 J Q - - tr 11 - - - - 1 . , - v gg 'U ll 17 ' ' ' KL 11 ' ' K, .. . - - . , 1 J . ' A ,, . . . . V K I J. H' 1 , . . ' ' ' Y . , ' l Y v k at ' U - s - ' ' V ,. ' 4' - . . , ' ' ' ' to ' ' 'f' ' ,I :L A I' ' I A, ,, ,. . . . if , . . . - Lee . . . . . , H . .. . . . . 44 . yu 4 . l I ' 4 ' s - , . . g.b , ' H . . . . H . ,. . . . f ' Rrchard Kerns- Drck , . . Wrlls hrs part-trme ar- U U . . N U 1 1 . K . L4 V - . . .r M . . . . f . -f cl , . . I : K . . . A, .. A . . H . 4, . . ,, . . . . t . -Y . . - . rx , , s ' ' M . ,, . . . . . rr . . ha . -A . . . . K -- . . . . . t. ,, - - W l - ll VY V Gu 77 J . MJ .., . g . g . - . . . .. j , ' r. . p. , V 'K c . CK S? ' I . U ., . ' . . . un- , as 17 - - W F I C I J I - e . . . r J . . , . K . . ' r. . . r . . . . ll 44 11 v . . . . I V ' A y . L - ' ' 'f vu ' .' I C. C. CC 7 1 ' ' . .E A . I, . d , I . - ac 1 vs - ' ' , ' ,, , r r -- . . . 1 ' ,' , Y Y ' ' - . v ,

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675011 flflf Ron Russell Ronme I wlll my strong lungS I0 the future yell leaders Pat Lenerville Lenny Leave my humor and jokes to Gall Rxchards Ramona Irvtn Ray Leave my ablllty to model clothes to Ron Llllenthal Gerald Pame Gerry Leaves hxs tallness to Claude Krake Betty Paulson Bets Leaves wrth ack and stxll smllmg Darold Peterson Shoulders Wrlls his com1c books to Johnny Rose Floyd Petltt Red VU1lls hw grandest person allty to B1lly Hughes Laurence Slagle- Larry Wlll my bachelorhood to Dale Wllson Dean Smlth Smltty Wxlls his neon bow tle to anyone who vsants attentxon Shxrley Sherva Sqturrly Wllls her sweet look to Bernard Dooley barhara Ulery Barb Vlfllls her shyness to Frank lVIatson who 15 North Bend s terror on the Doo die Bug Dean Welch Deanle Wdls hls smooth run mng ca to anyone who will have It ane XV1lson m Leaves gladly Darlene XValker Dar Wllls her pm curls to lVIr Talus Roya Wamken Roya Vlfxlls her tmy flgure to I'ommy Manos Betty o Iveans Wagner Lewes for her household dunes Pat Owens Legs Leaves her carrymg volce to Mr Maher I-ern Lyon Wllls her arttstxc Hblllty to Wanen Hunt and hm Scott Ivy Martin Blondie Wxlls her fondness of the name Kelly to the lover of the Irish lohn Makey Blg ohn XV1lls h1s flghtmg spmt to young Hesseltme Wtlllam Beck B111 Leaves hls wrestlxng ability at noon hour to Clarence Suggs um Reed I wlll my getting along mth gurls to Curt and conversely leave my swollen jaw to any hov who has nerve enough to argue wxth a woman Frnest Kennedy Ernie Leave my dancmg abil IIN to Carl Freemanson Lea Pennmgton Penny Leaves school so she can hook a man Frank Younker Lover to jerry Wwton Leaves Phyllis Tyberg Evelyn Pappel Red to Betty Snead Wxlls her fxery red halr Rodney Bradley Rod Frost Wdl my brams to Dunk Ima Lee Davls Lee ton to the umor class Wnll my ldeas on decor-4 Wxll1am Durflmger B111 Wrlls hts flghtmg spmt to the oncomlng presxdents Iavor Ferre Wllls h1s speedy feet to 1m Metcalf Patrlcla Sanford Pat Bequeaths her scissors to Blll Pmg for she thmks he would be a cute dress maker Geraldme Beem Gerry Wdls her sense of hu mor to Bob Wylle Sylv1a Berg Bergle Wllls her hearty laugh to Denms Tobm Edgar Bowen Wfnlls hrs black hair and sparklmg black eyes to Clifford Hardcastle lack Bovsron Muscles Wxlls hls gettmg along mth MISS Beyler to Dode Owens Patr1c1a Galh Pat Wxlls her clean shoes to X 7ancla Boynton Grace Hofer Gracle lust leaves wxth a sparkler Richard Kelley R1ch1e Wfxlls hrs eyelashes to rl t land in Chemlstrx Don Kelly Kelly Boy Wdls hxs lxttle brother Bob to the school so they may always remember the Kellys ln old N B H S Patr1c1a Foley Pat Leaves all the money m th reasury to anyone who wants a headache 1m Franson Dream Boy Leaves Louise ln care of the school Kenneth Noel Ken Leaves hopmg the next shop class s will get ambmous and bulld a fence around the h Il l u lNoggle L Wllls hrs ab1l1ty to make Fords run f-nthfully to Frank Ford Arnold Henderson XVLlls l'us GCFVICCS to Mr Iandrlth as asslstant bookkeepmg teacher Patr1c1a Hull Pat Wllls her lob as cashier at he Lxberty Theater to Wfally Lee Elwln Deal Wtlls his qulet meek manner to Jer ry Wyatt Marietta Harpst Wllls her seat among the gtrls ln Study Hall at noon to John Han Royce Wnght Pee Wee Wins his way wxth women to Harold Reeve I tn - 37 ' ca vs - ct ay 44 77 ' ' , ' I U ,, . . tc as - - ' - cz as - ' rt 97 ' ' K- .. . . J . H 7, . J A . .K . H . ,, . . . . . . tc ar ' ' ' ' ' . - - as as - t 1 . . . - It 19 ' ' - ' ' ' - nc S7 ' ' U U ' K . I - ac - as - - ' 'I 4 ' ll l ' ' ' , f . . . , , ' . , . . M I H - 4 . I . . ' . . B . K V V . A . . tt va - - - 'W U 7' ' 1 - ' ' 'A -- . . . K he 1 2' . - . I ' 1 KK ' X ' I I an . . ' ca vw - ' Hi' . . . V tr ' sr ' ' - - t , g ' 'I I , as ' va - I I 5 H ali -a , on her flnger and a hope IH her heart. r . , . . . - , H . . ,, . . H .. . . L- V ' 4 , , Af- . . . D .1 D , 1' ' s . . 2 7, . I 44 ,- . . . 7 -as I - I Y . . . tt 1' J - Jo . . . . ' ' at 77 ' ' it . Y , P 4: as v - ' ' ' ' sc as - - ' ' ' cc 71 - ' . e. ' ' rt - 11 - . L - ' - . . ,. . ' 1 tc vs - - - - . ' U . . . U . J ,, . . . . . . , s - - r . . . H . ,, . . . . . , , 1 ' - - - I .r . . . . cc as . . . J. V. . Y. . E l ' f 4 . . . . ' Y ' , X . Y . It - as - - . . . . ' . . . 1 ' , ' . . . - an as - cc ag - - .

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To those who have lost faith Hearken' To the words whzspered by trees and wmcls and thundered by the waves of the ocean Hearken' Open thy ears and eyes and heart to these sounds And wlth Gods help restore thy faxth Whxle I tell thxs tale of courage Twas rn 1492 a courageous band of men Defxed all rules to found our land Shall we forget? Followed by other settlers dnven by persecutxon from thelr homeland Settlers hardened to flght the ravages o Indxans dxsease and hardshxps Content wxth promlses of opportunmes Content wxth promises of freedom Shall we forget? More men came to thus promxsed land So belxevmg m lts nchness they stamed lts soil with their blood And now If stood ln the beauty of nts youth The symbol of freedom l1ke a gem sparkllng and deslred by all men Shall we forget? As her youth took on maturlty a guldmg hand took form To blossom into the Corstltutxon of the Umted States of Amenca And 1 government of the people by the people for the people A government whlch bore such leaders as XVashmgton and Lmcoln A govemment for whlch brother fought fought friend brother cousm fought cousm friend Oh yes' The blood flowed freely m the ClVll War but at nts end we stnll stoo The Umted States of Amerlca Shall we forget? New she grew by leaps and bounds cl Encouraged and nourished by men of vnsxon Who proclaxmed her the leader of nations Shall We adage! Set apart from other nauons by two oceans Yet looked upon by these same nations as a country on 1ts way to power and greatness Shall we forget? ut peace was not yet to rexgn supreme or would be conquerors raised their 311113 shout defxance and make alhance Wnth a tyrant friend called Death Tlus tyrant showed no mercy to the nch or to the poor And cllmaxed its oppressnon m the FIISI World War Must we forget? Shall we forget? And when If had passed we stood the Wnth the countless number of graves The only vrslble slgn of conflict Fxcept for the tears m the eyes of a mother And the cry on the llps of everyone Is It worth ur? Shall we forget? XVe started agaln on the path to Peace But blockmg our treacherous way S ood lVladam Fate with a mocking smile And lh sarcastlc tones dld say You thmk you have happmess m the cup ol your hand That everythmg IS just flne But In blockmg that path to happmess Wlth the depression of twenty nme' And her prophecy dnd not waver ln the tmlest degree Men gave their llves and men dnd cry It lt worth xt to be free? But out of the wrack and rum Sprang a spmt young and bold Manlfested un F D R our leader And wxth mflmte power took hold To hft us from the murky depths And place our feet on unwavermg ground A character fme and true to mold At last xt had been found' VICIOI' We sxdled toward that luU5lVC peace And cned and begged and pleaded- Contentment ull we catch our breath, no one heeded h yes' We had a lrttle peace whale other nanons fell out of a sky of blue they came o warnmg dad they tell yes' We fought and men did die Luke cattle drxven to slaughter They dxed ln mountams they dled m forests they died m the lmpassxve water call It heroic to d1e lh battle you country you dld defen can a dead hero ever take the place a lovmg son of a lovmg frxend In the heart of the one who loved h1m7 ut Tx Oh VU e or ut Of Nom lf IS over and again we have won Wxrh help of many a friend ,And x e worry about taxes and polltlcs And u hat lS the new fashxon trend IS a troubling question wlthstand the test? nt stro ? nt bessg mto her hmrory and I Yet undemeath C' n democracy Is II weak? I Is nt good? I ust look back w1ll quote XVe shall not fall' IS what everybody Well keep on strugglmg uphill No matter how hard the cllmb Because we have something worth flghtmg or Peace and happiness And xce cream sodas for a dime Wfe shall not forget' So to those who have lost faith I-learren l'o the words whispered by trees and winds and thundered by the waxes of the ocean Hearken' Open thv ears and eyes and heart to these sounds And mth God s help restore thy faith For mth thv fanth thv hope and thy love Democracy and peace shall not pensh from thls earth Ongmal Poem by BARBARA PASQUAN 5671107 E7lgl15,J . .4 - aa . B - , O , . . l , . 4 , ' t ' N ' . ' , . 7 ' Y . - 7 . . . . . 3 . . F V T - d, . , . , , 2 I , . B ' I' n , - as - ss F - ' ' V V ' ' . . . . . q To - - ' ' ' ' ' ' . s ' 3 - s - - . s . 7 I s 4 1 v . ' Q H ' 7? ' ' V ' ' Can we forget? Wrote- , . . . I. . . . A , Q ' ' . . f .Q ' ' 7 u v 5 . . . ' , ' . ' Y , v , . . 9 - U ' ' -- H . - I 0 . , .' I s , . . . , . . . - . , 7 ' ' ' . . , - . ' v , . . ,W . . I L, . ' ' K - ' 7,5 ' ' 3 . 7 H ' ' n M ' ' '7 7 5