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

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I L L E W A I N 19 2 6 Turned his forest fires upon meg Spoiled a work of God's creationg Found a land as nature planned it, Left a path of desolation. Still I stand, the silent sentinel, Slowly numbering history's pagesg Guarding o'er Snoqualmie Valley As I have thru countless ages. L. B.C Picture-? A flash of feet in the ancient street, A flare of color and a glance divine- Y-ou feel a catch of the heart strings, Like the taste of rare old, wine!- Two black eyes in demure surprise, Set in an oval glowing faceg Hair that flashes in ripples, Covered with a mantilla of lace. A fleeting glance of hot romance, The smile of a scarlet mouth- A picture bright that leaves with you A flaring memory of the South. -K. N. S. Page fifly-three

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LEWNAIN l926 I fifgelg Jlfifg Page fifly-two Mount Si Here I stand, the silent sentinel, Slowly numbering history's pages, Guarding o'er Snoqualmie Valley As I have thru countless ages. Ye who rush thru life unheeding In your quest for wealth' and glory, Sometimes failing'-oft succeeding, Listen while I tell this story: Back in long forgotten ages- In the dim years long gone by, Once a mighty, virgin forest Reared its branches to the sky, From the distant hidden valleys, From the snow clad mountain peaks, Tumbling down thru rugged canyons, Rushed the noisy glacial creeks. Till they formed a mighty river Flowing on more peacefully. For time untold, I've stood above And watched its journey to the sea. Thru the cool and shady forests Thru the sunlit wooded glades, By the white man unmolested, Roamed the wild deer unafraid. Came the red men thru the valley. Pitched their tepees on the shoresg Living in a land of plenty From its guarded treasure stores. Not long after, came the white man With his axe and with his gung Leveled down the mighty forests Killed the deer off one by one. Hunted out my hidden treasures, Took my stores of wealth away, And I saw the wild life vanish With the forests, day by day, Harnessed up my mighty rivers, Bent their power to his will, With their axes sent my forests On their journey to the mill.

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LEWAIN 1926 g. --fl ...Magi-,,,s,' Sept Sept. Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Page School Calendar 8. School opened. Same teachers, same place, same kids. 10. Classes organized. Class officers elected. '11. Political Crisis. First student body meeting. Juniors carried the day. H 18. All-School mixer. How shocked the Frosh were. 19. 25. Football game at Sultan. Cljractiee gamell 0-49g Sultan. Football game at Foster. CPractice gamej 60-01 N, B. 2. Secrecy! Adventure! Thrills! Trip-to-the-Moon Party. 91 Football game with Kent. CPracticej 14-12g North Bend. 16. Scheduled football game with Issaquah. Score 7-6g N. B. 23. Football game with Kirkland. Score 32-6g Kirkland. Dick Carmichael made 60-yard run and touchdown. 26. Lloyd Sallee entered school and Milly strutted her stuff. 28. Football game with Redmond. Fred suffered fracture of external lateral ligament in finger. 7-0g N. B. 29-30. W. E. A. Conference at Tacoma-result. vacation. 6. Football game with Snoqualmie. 28-01 Snoqualmie. Sen- ior Play, Kentucky Belle . 8. Frosh-Soph. party given by Sophs. 19. Football game with Bothell. 12-01 Bothell. 19. First debate, at Meridian. North Bend won. 21. Practice football game with Alumni. 13-01 Alumni. 10. Carl Hupp re-entered school. 11. Chautauqua. Spontaneous, splendiferous gush of old fa- miliar errors. 16. Miss Pitney gave party for the Seniors. 17. Debate with Bellevue. North Bend won. P 18. First basketball game, with Snoqualmie. 60-83 Snoqualmie. 21. Seniors went after Xmas tree. Hint to Seniors '27: Take the whole day oft. 22. Basketball game with Fall City. 36-21g North Bend. 23 1 . Xmas program. As usual the Sophs excelled at this. 24. Beginning of vacation. 31. Practice basketball game with Bothell. 49-12: Bothell. fifty-four