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Two of the junior boys
The Bend Bulletin · April 30, 1918
In the story: 4. Emblematic measles, 1917–1922.
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The revived club's room, four months old, giving a dance for two schoolboys going to war.
One sentence, in a column of school notes. The club had reopened its house in January after a dance to bring its members back together; by the end of April it was being used to send high-school juniors off to the navy.
The archive holds a good deal about what the Emblem Club's building was — Drake's log house, Cheney's addition, the Masons' lodge room, a car park. This is one of the few lines that says what it was for.
From the source
On Friday evening a dancing party was held at the Emblem club in honor of Marion Conger and Wendell Thompson, two of the junior boys who have enlisted in the navy.