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

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BRAIN POWER GCDES TCD WCDRK This yeor, mony of Hudson's Bdy's mosT successful Teoms were noT on The courT, The field, or The course. One such Teom wos The Knowledge Bowl, which in only iTs second yeor oT Boy copTured The re- gionol TiTle. AT The Three disTricT com- peTiTions, boTh 'A' ond 'B' Teoms mode sTrong show- ings. The 'A' Teom Took firsT ploce oT The firsT ond Third compeTiTions ond second To Columbio River oT The sec- ond, while The 'B' Teom ploced firsT oT The Two eorli- esT compeTiTions ond second in The finol one. For mosT of The seoson, The 'A' Teom consisTed of Ken Ellis, STeve Reomes, Rich O'Donnell, ond Dovid Brewer, wiTh JoncrThon lwomoTo. This group, olong wiTh olTernoTe Jdmes Don- oldson, wenT To regionol ond sToTe compeTiTions in April wiTh The gool of plocing in The Top five oT sToTe, o recilisTic gool for The Teom. 'B' Teom wos mode up of Conrod HockeTT, lvlory Rdven, Ben Pdul, ond King Koo, wiTh Ron Wolfe, SeTh Long, ond Cloy- Ton AgoTe ds someTime olTer- noTes. Brion Hobson ron The equipmenT oT The compeTi- Tions ond wos o voludble ds- seT To The Teom ThroughouT The yeor, boTh wiTh his skills ond his supporT. Erdn Duncon wos The Teom odivsor. The Acddemic DecoTholon Teom, olso in iTs second yeor oT Boy, ploced eighTh in The sToTe This yeor, despiTe win- ning only Three medols of sToTe compeTiTion. The Teom consisTed of Ken Ellis ond Do- vid Brewer oT Honors C375- 1l.O GPAQ, lVlory Roven ond STeyen Reomes of ScholosTic Q30-3.74lj, ond Chris Folsom ond Mork Jones oT VorsiTy QO- 2.Q9j, The olTernoTes oT sToTe MATH TEAM. Top row: Don PeTerson Second row, lefT To righT: JonoThon lwomoTo, Cindy Loughlin, Dovid Brewer, STeve Deone BoTTom row: Kim Todd, Drew LomberT, King Koo, Ken Ellis JUNIOR STATESMEN. Top row, lefT To righT: Jeff Porker, Morfen HoosTrup, JonoThon lwomoTo, lylory Royen, Becky King, Croig Horvey, Conrod HdckeTT BoTTom row: Jomes Donold- son, Tonnee Tonnesen, Kim Todd, King Koo, Scrncie Foirmon, Jennifer Fifzgerold 1 16 Acodemic Clubs MorTen HoosTrup quickly compuTes o problem for The lVloTh Teom. were JonoThon lwomoTo, HeoTher Word, ond Tono Hickey. Ellis copTured d gold in The inTeryiew, Brewer goT o gold in speech for his NUS Hu- mon RighTs VioloTions speech, ond Roven received o bronze in The science TesT oT sToTe compeTiTion. The Teom wos less Thon 200 poinTs ouT of sevenTh ploce, ond less Thon 4400 poinTs ouT of fifTh ploce. conT'd on p.'l'17 uf if

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i S .XX vs 33 . 1521i rf, T. - s r. 'F 3 is 'Eff K - 1 fg . A -F if - X I .sa . c ,. . f ,, S .rf ' A A A YQ ...f at .. President USG Krueger. Jeff Cory shows his excitement obout the next NHS meeting. Top row, left to right: Jeff Stephen- son, Jeff Porker, Tod Thompson, Jo- nothon lwomoto, Ken Ellis, Alex Mclvlurrdy, Steve Dedne, lvldrlene Nelson. Third row: Tuon Truong, Mor- ten Hoostrup, Brion Yoshinoko, Tim Anthony, Steve Redms, Jomes Don- oldson, Alon Edrhdrt, Dovid Hollister, Conrdd Hdckett, Missy Holder, Ddrin Closson, Johonno Metdnich, Tonyo Wognild, Theresd Frink, Jeff Cory, Eric Anderson, Amy Nelson, Meldnie Bornes. Second row: lvlortin Zdnni, Chorlie Lee, Liso Krueger. Bot-tom row: Ddvid Brewer, Angie Newmon, Allison Wilson, Torrie Thomos, Christi Cooper, Cdthy Cdughldn, Mold Noll. JERRVS KIDS The Notionol Honor Society grew by ledps ond bounds during the 87-88 school yeor, ond it wds in more woys thdn just the octudl number of members. lvlr. Jerry Simonds provided the ddult supervi- sion ond tried his best to keep the meetings short ond sweet. The NHS provided for mony school ond community octivities thot were helpful to the people of the county. President Lisd Krueger dl- woys ron d quick ond inter- esting meeting while keeping lvlr. Simonds quiet on the si- delines. The NHS ossisted in or- gdnizing the Speciol Olym- pics ond other vorious octivi- ties. Ken Ellis does d jig to celebrdte the end of onother Notionol Honor Soci- ety meeting. 1 '15 Ndtionol Honor Society

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T KNOWLEDGE BOWL. Top row, lefT To righT: Mrs, Duncan,SeTh Long, Rich O'Donnell, lVlorTen Haasirup, Ken Ellis. BoTTom row: Ben Paul, Brian Hobson, Tana Hickey, King Kao. KNOWLEDGE BOWL. Top row, lefT To righT: James Donaldson, JonaThan lwamofo. l3oTTom row: STeve Deane, Chris Folsom, David Brewer, Conrad HackeTT. ACADEMIC DECATHALON. Top row, lefT To righTl lvlrs. Duncan,Karen Ken- nedy, Rich O'Donnell, Tana Hickey, ClayTon AgaTe, Brian Hobson, Ken El- lis, Ron Wolfe, Andrea NesbiTT Sec- ond raw: STeve Reames, Sieve Deane, David Brewer, lVlorTen Haas- Trup BoTTom row: JonaThan lwamo- To, James Donaldson, KaThy BuTler, Conrad HackeTT, King Kao conT'd from p. 116 To puT This in perspecTive, Brewer scored over 6,000 poinTs and Ellis had 5,550 ToTal poinTs. Fran Duncan advised The Team, which received a loT of encouragemenT from BreT Loucks. This year's lVlaTh Team placed Third ouT of nine re- gional Teams and TwenTy- one Teams overall aT The compeTiTion in lvlarch. Junior Kim Todd led The Team wiTh Al poinTs, and Senior David Brewer followed wiTh 39. OTh- er Team members included Ken Ellis, STeve Deane, Jona- Than lwamoTo, Cindy Laugh- lin, lVlorTen HaasTrup, and King Kao. ln The Team problem-sol- ving compeTiTion, The 'A' Team, consisTing of Brewer, Ellis, Deane, and Laughlin, Tied for firsT wiTh 54 ouT of a possi- ble Q0 poinTs. Don PeTerson helped The Team hone iTs skills, and Colleen Wack add- ded her inpuT. The Junior STaTesmen Club is a new club aT Bay This year. lT's a naTional club designed To leT high school sTudenTs To air Their views on currenT po- liTical issues. The chapTer had a sTrong year and should keep growing. '1 17 Academic Clubs