South Bend High School - Carcowan Yearbook (South Bend, WA)

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FACU LTY MERLE J MI CHAUNCEY D DAVIS LLAM Superintendent Principal Mathematics First Row: Vesta Pursell, Commercialg Dorothy Wicklander, Home Economicsg Carolyn Brady, English and Spanish. Back Row: Frank DiNapoli, Athletics and American Historyg Paul Foslien, Shopg Richard Mason, English and Washington Historyg A. A. McDougall, Science and Mathematicsg William Johnson, Music.

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CALENDAR 1950 51 September 5 School started to our d1sgust They tell us learnmg 1S a must' 13 Teachers banquet was held today lt was sponsored by the P C E A 15 South Bend played Valley here ton1ght we won 13 0 How those boys d1d fight' 16 The battle was rough the game was oer Navy beat Army w1th the h1ghest score 19 20-Everyone claimed their hair was a slght' But the Sen1or Junior p1ctures turned out all right 21 Today group p1ctures were taken all thoughts of study were forsaken 22 We played host on our field this time we beat Naselle 32 0 The team dld fine' 27 Brg and Llttle S1ster Party and Oh what fun' There was plenty of food for everyone 29 The South Bend Ind1ans traveled to play ODea beat them 26 0 We really were okay' October 4 The School MIXEP was held ton1ght the Fresh men Class was surely a Slght' 7 South Bend played Ilwaco we won 20 to 7 For the South Bend Warriors this was pure heaven' 9-Ilwaco played South Bends second team but our boys Just werent on the beam 10-Tlme again for Torch In1t1at1on lt surely was an 1mpress1ve occasxon 13 To Elma we t aveled the boys full of tricks 21 On their field South Bend played Naselle beat them 51 to 6 we really did well' 24 The Torch Club held a Theatre Party tonxght Followed by cider and donuts to thelr dehght' 27 Homecoming was thxs evemngs theme 7 to 6 we beat Ilwacos fast team Of our lovely Queen Margie we caught a glance as we waltzed to sweet muslc at the Homecoming Dance November 3 OH to Valley wxth our team of renown we won it and also the Pacific County champ1onsh1p crown' 17 Mlnd Of Her Own was the Senior play according to the cr1t1cs xt was okay' 18 Girls Club at Cathlamet on Saturday morn by the time we reached home we were very well worn December 1 Our Junior Prom was a huge success we danced to the theme of Nevertheless 5 South Bend met the Wlshkah Flve w walked off winners 46 to 35 12 The W1shkah K1dS came back for more we bet that they were m1ghty sore' 14 A turkey dmner was oulte the feat our foot ball begs surely had a treat' 14 Our first Nat1onal Assembly was qulte a senatlon the Melo MHf1mbHS were the best ln thc natlon' 14 The S B A C Football Banquet was lots of fun congratulatmns Indians on a Job well done' 15 The Freshmen Frollc went over blg the theme was C1nc1nnat1 Dancm Pig 20-The Span1ards held their Chr1stmas party glfts were exchanged and they all ate hearty' 21 Tunes of Christmas Carols drifted through the a1r we presented our Chrlstmas Program w1th qulte a flare' 22 Naselle vs South Bend the games have begun An important game do you know who won? January 5 Ilwaco came here to show us therr skill 1t was a good game w1th many a thrill' 11 The Steeplejacks entertamed us w1th the second show Nat10nal Assemblles are good as we all know 12 South Bend vs Valley oh what a palr to play oft the quest1on we traveled up there 19 We all wa1ted eagerly for Lebam to arrive they 1' never forget our almighty live ' 26 We traveled to Naselle and my what a game' Efhe ouestlon beforehand Would lt lead us to ame'7 February 2 A National Assembly we were eager to see The MlSSlSS1ppl3HS were greatly emoyed wlth glee 2 Dest1nat1on Ilwaco a blg game to see The 9 The Girls Club Tolo was oulte an affalr The g1rls wlth any nerve are sure to be there' 16 The whlstle blew the Valley game was oer Which team do you th1nk crawled out the door 23 Lebam was here and wow the score' Go down to Coach and find out more' March 2 A Natlonal Assembly w1th adventure galore But when lt was over we stlll wanted more' 9 The Sophomore Hop was quite an affair An 1mportant ouestron Oh what shall I wear? 16 A great productlon was presented tonight the Junior Play was really all rlght' Aprll 9 A Natlonal Assembly It was really qulte good for up on the stage a great sea dlver stood' Tomght w s held the blggest dance of the year Everyone for m1les around seemed to be here May 11 The glrls treated their mothers to an after noon tea Such pretty faces and dresses you nevel dld see' 25 The Semors bxd farewell the1r future lzfe foretell 27 A SSFVICE was given for the Class of 51 And th1s means thelr l1ves have only begun' 31 Our graduatlon night has come at last fare well' Well keep fond memories of the past - I . . I . I i if ' H ' 1 1 ' I ,6 . . . . 1 . ,r , - , ' I . I ' I ' S 1 , , - I I I . I . . , ' . . I 1 9 . . 2 , T - Q I I I ' l a J I 1 . 9 -I . . I - I I I in I 1 ' : I II If 1 H . H . ' . y I - - w u ! , Y . T ' u , ' . - I I ' ' 1 , . T . ' 3 , . .. ,, I ' 3 ' - . ,, ' 1 ' , - 1 37 .. I I . ' I ' 1 2 ' - . . 1 . . . - - If I ' J 1 ' I I II , . VII . we Walked away wlnners, 12 to 6, only questron, What W0uld the SCO1'e be. - , 5 I - I ' , . , . I - I . I - I . , I T D U . , , I T J D a 7 . . 1. . . ' , - i - at ,y . a I I7 ' . . - I -,H ' 9: ' . ' - ' v . . . , ' , . -In . , ,, I I . ' 9 . J I I - . 27- a 1 ' 3 lf ,Y T I sl - - In e I I N - - ,, ' . T . I , I . - . I . I - - . . . I . . - I . I - . I I I ' . na - fy ' ' . ' ' ., . . ' L. . 1 Q ' 1. 1 A