Hudson Bay High School - Aquila Yearbook (Vancouver, WA)

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CLASS QF 33 Z. Q2 . :wha Top row, IefT To righT: Nichoie Houb- rich, Soncie Foirmon, Tirni Reid, Trish McCoIIisTer, Leonne STephens, Ben- nie Brozdo, Johonno Moionich, Chris- Tino i-Iorris, Tommy Kiine, HeoTher Word. Second row: Kossi VonCleef, Anne Roven, G-reTchen Meddough, Heidi PeTersen. BoTTom row: Thereso Frink, Kirn Cooper, Mandy Fich, KrisTo Horviil. GreTchen Meddough TwisTs To The music of The 4950's during one of Boy's rnore exoiTing ossemblies. Being The eosy going guy ThoT he is, Senior Doroid PeTersen ogrees To heip ouT The donce Teom. DIRTY DANCING eorning new donce sTeps for every erformcznce is difficuIT work which equires hours of procTioe. Jw, 107 BoyoneTTes

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The BoyoheTTs ore o hdrd working group ThoT procTices dilligehTly every ddy - ond iT poys off. lVlrs. Kirkoldie super- vises Them ond helps Them To choreogroph dorice sTeps ohd choose music. This yedr, Junior Behhie Brdzdo odded some spice To holf-Time Qdmes ond ossem- plies by dohcirig wiTh The Tro- diTiorTolIy dll-girl dohce Tedm. l-le wos o cohsTor1T source of omusemehT dhd ehTerToih- mehT ond woh'T be forgoTTer1 for o long Time. 'I06 BoyoheTTes Berihie Brozdo cohcer1TroTes OD his form durihg procTice. Behhie olwoys seems To be ih The spoTIighT. ProcTice mdkes perfecT, puT iT seems This rouTihe sTill hos o woy To go, The bdyoheTTs don Top hoTs cones os They prepore To The fdhs oT Kiggihs Bowl.

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PLAYING Tl-IE ROLE lViainTaining s concenTra- Tion, sTaying in characTer, and gaining self-confidence are all concepTs ThaT were emphasized by Drama Teacher, Karen Campbell. During The year, she Tried To bring ouT The besT of her sTu- denTs in such varied fields as improvizaTion, drama, come- dy, as well as producTion Techniques and seT develop- menT. All of The sTudenTs ex- celled in These areas and grew in Their own way. The Advanced Drama classes sTressed parTicipaTion in compeTiTions, performing in The UniversiTy of PorTland dra- ma compeTiTion and The Lewis and Clark College Dra- ma FesTival. The class also worked on a producTion Ti- Tied The imaginary in valid, which They considered very high aualiTy. The Two producTions done by The school This year were TiTIed The Foreigner and The Flowering Peach. BoTh were received warmly by The audi- ence and meT wiTh only posi- Tive remarks from criTics, an example of The auaIiTy job done by all of The acTors and acTresses who parTicipaTed. Bravo! Above righT, beginning sTudenTs ac- These members from The casT of The cepT applause afTer How fo Eaf Like Foreigner show Their sTuff on The ' a Chiial sTage of The LiTTle TheaTre. 108 Drama W