North Bend High School - Lewain Yearbook (North Bend, WA)

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433 LEWAIN 1926 and Goblins played havoc with the world, the Juniors asked the worthy Seniors to attend a party at the temple. And great was the rejoicing thereat. Now it also came to pass that all the tribes joined a campaign to sell subscriptions for the Lewain. And in this campaign the Juniors persuaded a large number of people to subscribe, and proved themselves victorious. Such is the reward of the virtuous, - And it came to pass that the more learned tribe, the Seniors, requesteld the worthy Juniors to journey to the dwelling of Dimmitt for a party and dance that was given in their honor. And there was never greater rejoicing. But lol they were called upon to gather a large sum of gold for the Lewain. And their minds were filled with despair. But. they were not long dismayed for their wise councilor soon found a beautiful play from the Land of the Rising Sun. Many days and nights the tribe labored earnestly, learning to chant the phrases of it. And after many moons the people of the great valley came to witness it. And when the multitude saw it they marveled and gave praise unto the Juniors, And so it was. Junior Class Prophecy We, the class of '27, being a large and brillant class, entertain high hopes of attaining highest honors in scholastic and athletic achieve- ments, in our Senior year. Now we suppose you are wondering why we are entertaining such high hopes. Who won the interclass basketball championship? Who covered themselves with glory by being good actors and singers? Who set the standard in selling annuals? And now you know why we look forward with such enthusiasm. And if in prophetic vision We should pen our future triumphs, All the past will be o'er shadowed By our greater deeds that will be. 1 Page Twztny-lhrrf

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LEWAIN 1926 I ggi. C s,,yQ.j1,f4Iir3E Junior History CHAPTER ONE Verily, I .say unto you, it come to pass in the last year of the reign of McNamara that a tribe of Freshmen came into the temple at the foot of Mt. Si. They were persecuted but despaired not. After many days they assembled in a great room and chose a certain man, called Willhight, as their leader, They also chose a scribe to record the meetings of the tribe and appointed a man to keep the gold. Now it came to pass that when the tribe had stayed in the temple many days, they were defeated in a game called basketball by a strange tribe of fierce warriors called Sophomores. After this they assembled in a great room with the Sophomores and held a party and there was great rejoicing thereat. And so it was. CHAPTER TWO Verily, I say unto you, in the first year of the reign of Dimmitt, the same tribe assembled in the temple, and lo! seven more were added unto their number, but they were now called Sophomores, and the other tribes trembled at their presence. They were governed with great wisdom by their leaders. Mighty were the works of the Sophomores. They easily defeated the weaker tribe of Freshmen in a game called basketball and the hearts of the Freshmen were filled with wrath and they lifted their voices in lamentation, But when the Sophomores met the mighty warriors, the Juniors, they experienced' a crushing defeat. Yet at this they did not despair. The girls of the tribe challenged the other tribes to a game of basketball. But the other tribes were sore afraid and played them not. So it came to pass they ended their second year in the temple at the foot of Mt. Si, under the reign of Dimmitt, And so it was. CHAPTER THREE And it came to pass, that the same tribe met again in the temple and they were now called Juniors and trod the narrow path of right- eousness, And they chose a leader, and this man was called Maloney, and a scribe and treasurer called Oifield. And it came to pass that the tribe defeated all the other tribes of the temple in a game called basketball, and proclaimed themselves champions. And the hearts of the Juniors were filled with exultation. Now it came to pass that on the night when all the Spooks Page Tu-:nty-two

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L E W A I N l 9 2 6 Piiglfgiiiiil SHE gl! Page tuventy-four Junior Song We are yours dear North Bend Hi, Juniors laud your glories to the sky, Sons and daughters true, we'll stand by you, While we wave our banners too. Chorus We are Juniors, Juniors all! For we were never known to stall. Ta ran ta rah, ta ran ta. rah, Ta ran ta rah, ta ran ta rah, Sing Junior praises f-or NORTH BEND HIGH! Crimson and white are our colors so bright, And for them we'll always up and fight, Staunch and true this refrain you'll proclaim HURRAH! E 1--9-2-7 ! ! ! ! Chorus Alma Mater is the name we cheer in song, Our spirit and devotion .shall never change. Singing -our praises loud as we march along Hear the refrain we sing again, Chorus We are Juniors! Juniors all For we were never known to stall! Ta ran ta rah! ta ran ta rah! Ta ran ta rah! ta ran ta rah! Sing Junior praises for NORTH BEND HIGH! ! ! ! ! CLASS YELL Freshmen, Seniors, Sophomores, All! You might be brilliant! Slim, Fat, Lanky, or Tall! You might have pep! But you'll have to work To beat the Juniors yet! . CLASS YELL LEADERS Verna and Vivian Clocksin