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

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Hudson's Boy Opponent Mork Morris 4 49 Kelso 88 Columbio River 446 For? Voncouver 96 RA. Long 84 Stevenson 82 Season Record 2-A LoreTTo Woke, Sophomore, looks reody for onyrhing. Teommofes Qofher in pool of pre meer wormup. Annie Tlmmermonn, Sophomore OWOITS her Turn. Sensor Ann Selby Ieods The woy Girls' Swimming I

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DIVING INTO ACTICN Hudson's Bay's girls' swim- ming Team placed fifTh in league This year. They won Two meeTs and losT four, wiTh only one senior, Ann Selby, on The Team. Team awards were given To five players who did ex- Tremely well. MosT Valuable player was MargareT Hall, a Sophomore. MosT lnspiraTion- al was Annie Timmermann, also a Sophomore. Timi Reid received MosT Improved and shows greaT hope for nexT year. The Team CapTains were Mary Raven and Ann Selby. The Team placed fourTh aT disTricT wiTh Danielle Shaver placing fourTh and Lisa Rand sevenTh in The 'IOO yard back sTroke. l-lall finished firsT in The 400 yard fly and fifTh in The 50 freesTyle. EighTh in The 'IOO yard fly was Ann Selby, and LoreTTa Wake was sixTh in div- ing. C3-reaT Job Eagles! Paula DariTy dives in deep for Bay, above righT. Lisa Rand, Junior, shows real Eagle splriT! Top row, lefT To righT: Coach WirTz, Lisa Rand, Sancie Fairman, ChrisTine Flohaug, JeaneTTe Jarosz, Annie Tim- mermann, Danielle Shaver, Paula DariTy, Melody Gehri. BoTTom row: Mary Raven, Ann Selby, MargareT Hall, Jeni BarTling, Timi Reid, Gina GreTsch. sl rw- fr L H.. fa... f .',,,..- l Z f Z Wy X sm' f f , 44 A f VVVV Y f X ww E W X M Wf '9 rg! X L A f ff 445W if ,T h,MW'mWfW,rf,,gyf .L ' 'lr ..... . -H ... l...,l,,..-zz rf,-six....m...f,l.mgQ1,rl..:- frrffrrf-11 'wr or sr T. ff '- w,5fs1 :'er:..s.w'rrL::sr fffsi--W. '+I-wr .-2 'l'1-M ..41: fr-ra me-fl I...-'.. Ann Selby, Senior, smiles for The camera during anoTher Tough pracTice. 50 Girls' Swimming

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DeTerminaTion - a key To Eagle sTraTegv. REACHING FDR THEIR GOALS The Eagle soccer Team sTarTed The season wiTh only five girls, buT accauired T7 players over The nexT Three weeks. DespiTe The evenTual TurnouT, iT remained a Tough season for The Team, They had only six reTurning players, and The Team placed TenTh in league play wiTh a 4-A non- league record. The Team's besT game was againsT Evergreen, where The Eagles Triumphed 5-4. Key players were Kim Laxson and Rufhie Lewis aT midfield, Spanish exchange sTudenT LeTicia Aguado del Hoyo showed her Bay spiriT by joining The soccer Team. Junior Kim Laxson, a reTurnlng player, always keeps ahead of The compe- TiTion. WH F Top row, lefT To righT: HeaTher Kad- ow, LeTicia Aguado del Hoyo, Debbie STeen, Tracy Sands, Jenel Jando, Erin Hurley, Mishelle MlTcheIl, RuThie Lewis,Coach BriTTon. Second row: Laura Roseberry, Amy SufTin, Kim Laxson, Tracy Whife, Kim Coo- per, Marsha Donaldson. BoTTom: Keri Acker. Debbie STeen aT defense, and goalie Keri Acker. This season's MVP was Senior Tracy WhiTe. NoT only was Tracy invaluable on The field, buT her undiminishable spiriT helped hold The Team To- geTher. All in all, The Eagle soccer Team, led by Coach BriTTon, felf ThaT They had a very im- porTanT building year and They look forward To an even beTTer season nexT year. i- W E 52 Girls' Soccer