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

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-A' HESPERIA 1949 4 Don Clausen owns a fleet of commercral whalrng vessels Hrs skrpper rs Don Berg who rs very good at dodgrng 1ce bergs and handlrng the harpoon Frank Fords favorrte pastrme as a crty cop rs crursrng along the Pony Slough to catch the hrgh school boys speedrng rn the helrcopters Murral Cabral rs srngrng rn a cabaret at Wrnchester Bay She studred under the great vocalrst Wanda Boynton Wanda told me that srngrng at the Metropolrtan wasnt ex crtrng enough and she was wastrng her talent Anna Mane Buzzard marrred that promrsrng young law yer Dale Wrlson She takes drctatron rn the mornrng and rarses 1 famrly rn the afternoon Lors Brooks decrded to make somethrng of her prano playrng but couldnt hold out and got marrred I9 years ago Have you heard that new tune Ill Never Forget You As Tong As You keep Comrng Over Every Nrght 7 The lyrrcs are by Ruth Wrgle and Glorra Frsher composed the musrc Dolores Slagle now puts the rmmortal pyramrds of Egypt on canvas but I cant undersetand modern art I was over at Phyllrs Larsen Wrlsons house Phyllrs drd secretarral work after she marrred but now her famrly keeps her at home She lrves next door to Clara Hess Clara makes a darlrng housewrfe because she looks so cute rn housedresses I dont know when Shrrley Scott made up her mrnd But 20 years ago she moved to the country She now goes barefoot mrlks cows rarses a famrly and says these have been the best years of her lrfe Dorothy Moore runs a secretarral placement agency She placed Patsy Rose rn a posrtron and she was so successful that she marrred the boss rn srx weeks Drcl you know that osephrne Slyter got a job rowrng boats to the North Lake country for Consolrdated Frerght Barbara ohnson got so good at playrng the trumpet that she got a job playrng the salute at the Lrberty Theater Ann Mrlleson now teaches hrstory at Coos Bay hrgh It seems she was always fond of those people The paper sard that Ann Loftus rs back rn Alaska trymg to mvent a water proof punt for rgloos Don Wyatt went rnto the automobrle lndustry He pro duces a specral type of hot rod called Wyatt s Wrndy Won der Tom Ferguson came to town last week wrth the wool from hrs brg sheep ranch Drd you know Bud Ingersoll was drrvrng truck for Consolrdated Frerghf? Also Stan So lonrus has taken over the posrtron as head dredger m hrs fathers place Dale Granstrom and hrs orchestra are now currently starred as the leadrng characters rn the prcture The Adventure of Srx Gun Sam Lors Hamrlton got marrred just after she graduated They run a restaurant at Charleston wrth specralty of seaweed soup Remember what a hrt Lors Sorenson was as a model rn the senror play? She now has a modelrng agency and specralrzes rn Amerrcan grrlhood shots Bonnre Post and LaVon Purcell run a baby srttrng agen cy ust call therr offrce and they wrll send over a muscle man two nurses a frreman and a baby srtter Its beyond me but Beverly Wrrz rs now runnrng a deep- sea frshmg craft for tourrsts Another odd occupatron rs that of Clarence Nelson and Ken Nrssen Clarence rarses hamsters near urlle and Ken rs the veterrnarran Ethel Atkrnson rs head of the commercral department at the Emprre junror college It IS a great success Margaret Timothy rs secretary of the presrdent of the rn strtutron Of course the presrdent rs none other than rm Metcalf although every afternoon he rs employed by the local loggrng company Dorrs Meyers rs marrred too She and her husband have a hotel rn Bangor Dorrs rarses her own bell hops I got a letter from Bobby McKown and she told me that she now rs a career woman and owns a publrshrng house rn Texas Charlene Traver plans to follow her career for a few years and then marry The only thrng she rs afrard that rf she doesnt decrde soon shell get to be too old to work Betty Harless chose her career rrght away Her beauty salon rn Hollywood rs really the rage wrth the actresses She has developed a new cement mud pack Drck Sandberg owns that cham of fumrture stores rn Coos county In hrs latest ad I notrce that he featured a one leg table wrth no top It rs to save space rm Scott sells lrttle machrnes to cut your own harr has also rnvented a plastrc shrrt collar to prevent hart orl starns on the shrrt Marron Mrller Darleene Sherbondy and Betty Wrlson are the effrcrent staff at Henry Wrlsons psychratry clrnrc They are located half way between North Bend and Coos Bay because they couldnt decrde whrch town had the most pro spectrve patrons As soon as Mary Lou Monson gets out of college she wrll be laboratory technrcran at the clrnrc She rs now known as the sprnt of O S C as she has been hauntrng the place for so long Jrd you knovr that Curt Hesseltrne was crurtrng off1cer'? After 15 years as a deep sea drver he took up a less strenuous occupatron I guess that rs all of them Its been fun to remember It sort of grves you the feelrng you can see each one just the way they looked 20 years ago Yes hrgh school class nrght and graduation rt was fun but there rs no trme for any more of thrs the clothes must get put on the lrnes Oh rts trme for lunch What will I ever frx9 the naval re- 7 - ' ' 7 7 7 ' ' 1 , . . .. . , . . , . .g ' f 7 Ll, ' 7 ' 7 , . . ,, . . 7 ' , . .. , . . . , . . . . . . , . , , . . . 7 7 ' J , , . . . .6 , . .. . - . . ., 77 . .. . . , , . . . . . . ,, . . ... D 7 7 7 7 7 . ,, . . .' ' 9 . . , .

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' 'ir HESPERIA 1949 4 Returning to North Bend high again, On our merry wayg All of us are looking forward, To graduation day. Roger Clark the president Is really quite a guy As center on our favorite team He rolls the score up high Wally Dunn Is a member of the band For doing such a marvelous job Lets all give him a hand the next in line Margaret Tirrothy is secretary Evelyn Hoffman collects our dues I-rom the student council im Scott brings us all the news The planning of the Senior Ball, Was quite the coming eventg 'We planned and toiled for many weeksg Until invitations were sent, The music played they all had fun In the merry month of May There never was anythmg so grand That they all did say The day of graduation omes And all the seniors will go Leaving teachers all our friends Well be sadder than you know So farewell dear old schoolhouse The teachers and the rest When we think of our Alma Mater Well be thinking of the best CLA!! DIQDDHECY It is 1969 in North Bend As our attention is focused on a well kept residential district we see Mrs Retta Prow and Miss Geraldme Larsen in their back yards doing their mommg chores and chatting over their back fence Good momng Gerry' How is the Friendly Boarding Home for Spinsters coming along? Its a great success How is your husband and your fine family? My oldest son is graduating from North Bend high tonight Wouldn t it be wonderful to see our old classmates again? They re widely scattered now Yes just the other dav I saw a copy of Vogue and there was Lorraine Ostergard modelmg for the well dressed matron She is married to one of her many admirers ean Hofer is dancing in Lon Bryant s show called Bryant s Breathless Beauties Lon is now known as kmg of the show business Leonard jr will be going to Oregon State next fall I hope he studies agriculture from Professor Roger Clark Roger teaches hand milking for it proves useful when the power fails His assistant Miss Carolyn Carlson is highly skilled at running milking machines oy Emmett is matron of the city jail She s engaged to Dick Tracy Mary Ann Rose coaches the Yale basketball team which is very good Ann Mundell teaches English in room 3 at North Bend high Its former occupant has retired but Ann has a few more years left Evelyn Hoffman was a teacher too but I guess matrimony held too much allure I saw her when I was in Portland and she seems very happy with her family Matrimony' That reminds me Maryann Adams runs a matrimonial agency She finds mates for others but she doesnt neglect her own interests It was thinking about Lyle Bailey He runs a tourist guide agency For 15 cents you can get a map showing the road under the bn e so you can watch the trams pass jim Brown is now a famous chemist He just invented a serum to make the Russians say yes Carlalee Barmettlor after 15 years of study is a marvelous doctor She bought out Bennetts animal hospital and its a howling success Pat Choat has just been offered the position as editor of the New York Times She hinted that she might accept the offer Do you know that Tom Graham is runnmg for Congress? That is what we need in Washington some good crooked politics After many years as a criminal lawyer Carl Egenhoff decided to spend the last few years of his life dabblmg in local politics He is nmmng for city recorder His opponent, Gene Wlutlock believes he will win because women vote for the best looking man He sponsors a 15 minute program over KOOS and appeals to the women by playing a clarinet Wally Dunn is running for city treasurer It seems he has a fondness for getting his hands on money Bill Shattuck now has a gamblxng concession on the French Riviera He looks distinguished with a flashy mustache Oh. remmd me when its time for Tessies Tearless Troubles Dianna Dorius does a touching perfommance Roy Olson thought radio didnt do justice to his good looks so he went into television He leamed some new jokes and became a com edian Tomorrow I plan to shop in Coos Bay Ill go over on the Lee Curtis Flight Service He ran Gorst and King out of business Those who want to get out between stations furnish their own chutes I got a letter from Pat Groven Erwin yesterday She and Charles are raising lima beans and little Erwms rn California Did you know about the India medical mission of Kann Peterson and Mary Neumann Mary teaches the natives to swim and Karin teaches them to cook Irish stew Doris Byers has been a telegraph operator in Saudi Ara bla for 15 years She likes it so well that she is marrying an Arabian oil kmg Dick Frost is postmaster at the Empire postoffice with Frank Matson as his right hand man Frank delivers the parcel post packages Did you know that Keith Krambeal con tracted the last high school? The part that appeals to me is the coke fountain in the upper hall Bob Beebe has an office in the Empire State building In stead of being an ordinary radio ham he contacts people by mental telepathy 9 9 7 7 3 . . rt - as 1 ' 9 . , - . . - r v n ' 3 Q 9 . , - , . . 1 A , , s - 9 , 9 J. . , - - ,- . . . ' ' ' , , . . 1 , 9 . - - , ' ' . 1 Y i ' . . . . , 9 1 - - ' - ' 7 4 . . . . ' . 1 ' I - - - y at Q ' ' ' , N , , . . . . . . ' . - - 1 - as - 1 n , ., . - . , . , - . . . . . , , J - - - - 9 - . . . . . . , , , . . 4 , , . - y . . . 7 ' v ' it 99 ' ' ' , . . . , . . . . A ,

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t HESPERIA 1949 4 CLASS WILL We the Semor Class of 1949 of N B H S havlng sur vxved the trlals and tnbulatlons along the paths of learnmg bemg of sound mmd and ln full possessron of our facultles do make and publxsh thxs our last will and testament thereby making all former bequests of whatever nature made by us null and vond We do bequeath the followmg l To our prmclpal Mr Armstrong who has so wxllmgly guided us through our fmal years of learning we leave our most smcere apprecxanon 2 To our faithful advisors Mass Beyler and Mr Landrlth we leave our gratitude for thenr untmng efforts ln helpmg us attaln our present exalted posxtlon 3 To all other members of the faculty wrth whom we have had dealings pleasant or otherwise we leave hopxng that the Class of 49 wlll hold a pleasant spot ln thexr memory 4 To our xmmedlate successors the umor class we will our personalxty good looks charm athletic ability actlve ness popularity and the privilege of partxcxpatmg 1n such ac tlvltles as fall to the lot of those holdmg the honorable title of Semors 5 As mdwldual members of the Class of 49 we do be queath our possessions as follows I Maryann Adams leave hopmg that Catherine Kennedy can do wlthout my advice ln the future years I Ethel Atkmson wall my slow drawl to essle Bumett I Lyle Barley leave my shorthand to any umor boy m terested rn nt I Bob Beebe leave my abrhty of belng a good master of ceremonies to next years student body president I Wanda Boynton leave my magic baton to Patsy Wd son I Lols Brooks will my abllnty to dxrect the pep band to Mr Howley I lm Brown leave my busmess like axrs to Mane Chap- Pe I Lon Bryant will my fernmme admirers to John Domus I Anna Marne Buzzard leave fxrst penod blue slnps and offxce to anyone who can handle the boys I Murnel Cabral leave odds and ends here and there I Carolyn Carlson wxll my clarmet playmg to Kay Benzel I Pat Choat leave my brilliant class recltatlons to Shirley Reeves I Roger Clark will my many baskets at games to Norman Frohwem I Don Clausen leave my love for the sea to the sea gulls I Dxanna Donus leave my pet word lurge to Sue Adams I Wally Dunn leave all my admirers to any umor boy that has a car and enough gas I Carl Egenhoff leave never to return I lov Emmett will mv knowledge of chemistry to Odney Dell Gram 'We Charles Erwm and Patty Groven do not leave each other vet I Tom Ferguson left for the U S Marines I Frank Ford leave the echoes of my quiet laughter m the halls to Harold Reeve I Dick Frost leave my battered textbooks to Pat Tnplett I Glorna Gilbert will my extra book revnews to Juamta Combs Bv Maryann Adams and Mary Ann Rose I Tom Graham leav my place as captam of the football quad to Ernest Wnrth I Dale Granstrom wlll all future Glasgow to Mr Shriver I Lons Hamnlton leave wnth that rmg snll on my fmger I Betty Harless w1ll all mv wrt to ack Benny I Clara Hess leave my basketball ablllty to the future gurls teams I Curt Hesseltme will my best reasons for being late to class to Troy Bellah I ean Hofer leave the sixth period library boys to next years hbrarnan I Evelyn Hoffman wxll part of my height to Bull Choat I ames Ingersoll leave gladly I Barbara ohnson leave things generally upset I Kelth Krambeal leave on my way to Myrtle Pomt I Geraldme Larsen leave with two body guards because of writing the prophecy I Phyllls Larsen leave to joan Bert I Tommy Manos will my studlousness to Frances Duryee I Frank Matson leave my model A to Norman Northrop I ames Metcalf leave my deep masculine voice to Dick Lnllebo I Dons Meyers wlll attempt to leave very very quietly I Marxan Muller leave my sweet dnsposmon to Ann Kenzer I Ann Mxlleson leave my ablllty to go steady with a Marsh fleld boy to Eumce Brynteson I Mary Louise Monson leave my blond halr to Lorraine I Dorothy Moore leave the freshman boys to my little sister Dons Why I Ann Mundell leave my place m the G A A to Shirley Ladd Roberta McKown leave my quxet ways to Lula Ravnotta Clarence Nelson will my bashfulness to oe Pennington Mary Neumann leave as quletly as I came Kenneth Nlssen will my art of turnmg assxgnments m ate to Brll Pxng Roy Olson leave nothing Just be glad that Im gone I Lorraine Ostergard, leave realizing that miracles do hap- n I Kann Peterson will the mllk stand m the cafetena to Louise Parks I Bonnie Post leave my drums to Pat Finley I Retta Prow leave my small lunches and seat m the lunch room to my ne ew Rickie Thomas I L.-:Von Purcell wxll my operatxon to anyone who xs hard pressed for conversanon I Nlargaret Rose leave my qu1et dtsposltlon to Mary Tobm I Mary Ann Rose will my Honor Study Hall to Gall Beach I Dick Sandberg leave my fnendly nature to Bob Gouley I lm Scott wxll my long hair to Mr Shriver I Shxrley Scott nearly left my mmd I Bull Shattuck wall my bmsketball playing abnllty to ohn Hart I Darleene Sherbondy leave for nurses trammg QI hope I Dolores Slagle wxll mv ablllty to draw to Vemon Ellis I ose me Slvter leave my home mechanic knowledge to 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