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

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Top row, lefT To righT: Cooch Chuck Robinson, Dorin King, Jeff Porker, Tony Briggs, Roy Nelson, FronT row: Kevin l?oysTon. Tom EoT- Tenberg, Presley Molychewski, STeve EllioT. INJURIES HAMPER 87-88 SEASGN A seoson ThoT begdn rid- dled wiTh injuries ond line up chdnges finished o respecT- oble 5-11 in iTs losT nine leogue gdrhes, norrowly losing To The ledgue chornpion Colurhbio River ChieTToins. The Eogles foughT bdck from freok occi- denTs ond exTreme ddversiTy To show Their loycil Tons ThoT Boy boskeTboll wos worTh The price of cidmission. Losing ofTen breeds dis- senT, buT The VorsiTy Teom wos on excepTion To This in 4987. AfTer opening The seo- son O-'IO ond heoding now- here, The Teorn re-evoluoTed iTs gools ond oTTiTudes ond The ployers decided ThoT iT wos Their fuTure ond only They could do someThing obouT iT. Scoring Ieoder STeve ElIioTT puTs The finishing Touch on dnoTher Boy fosT breok. Cooch Chuck Robinson guid- ed This beleoguered Teom ond kepT The Tedrh uniTy, work eThic ond rnorole high, despiTe losing Two sTorTers To injury ond hoving severdl oTh- er rosTer chonges occur. Two Seniors who helped The Eogles end Their losing sTreok were Roy Nelson ond Jeff Porker. Roy wos second in scoring ond rebounding. coniinued Tony Briggs quickly proved his obiliTy To ploy ouoliTy boskeTboli. STorTing vorsiTy ployer Ddrin King led The Teom in shooTing percenToge. 661. 58 Boys' VorsiTy BoskeTboll

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Lefl To righl: Ball-Boy Brewer, Jeri Slacka, Nicole Simonson, Mari Baszniak, Heather Sassman, Tracy Uhlig, Poppy Doyle, Candi Gage, Aimee Okamolo, Niki Heller, Elyse McClellan, Geni While, Connie Uhlig. Davila Coffman. Fronf: Coach Jim Jeffers. Heaiher Sassman, This year's mosf in- spirafional player, prepares for an- ofher winning relurn, 4' in Y, Tye ,,.. WWW M A' ' ' MQW L ' . A, ,V Co-captain Mari Baszniak concen- frafes in preperafion for her nexf re- Turn. J.V.'s Poppiiy Cmoussey Doyle and Davifa Coffman show brilliant form as a doubles Team. iwwm' Success Afs rsfncf s eiii 5 liii DlOC9dTh5fCi5f1f frhiefff iiii new-nine school diss If rrrirer g ryyeii i x rriefgf Two singles players ritwo i' andffwo doubles 'reams enlrylgif nair Candi Gageranclrgg were enferedlnfo The fourf Elyseiilifwtfleilan wonrheir-s r FIGTTIGDT from each school. ihenflosflo f g Bays number Two singles thebeyenfealilchampionfirrg i entry, Jeri Slacka. played fhe loly so rfifsi march The with champion, Bay's Of'1Q'Gl1'f f Nicole 'fl ssil rrrrre liilyla i f 1 WSG if b which she injured rsilll an 'the firsl sef. She regained her form and won The third place ribbon in her .rf ---- . , 2 V . g,, , l - 57 Girls' Tennis

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F 493: im., 22 ', Center, Jeff Parker. returned from an ankle injury to help spark o late sea- son rally, and The Team finished with 5 league wins, After moving up from J,V., Kevin Royston became an important start- er for the eagles. Presley lVlalychewski became The starting point guard as a Junior and never looked back. Soaring above The rest, Ray Nelson paced The varsity Team throughout The season. continued from p. 58 l-le led the team in steals, and his scrappy hustle on both ends of the court showed his desire to be a winner. Jeff, af- ter suffering an injury that side-lined him for almost two months, returned to the line up to average 40 points and 7,4 rebounds a game. Ray, Jeff, and Steve Elliot helped the team through the suc- cessful second half. l-ludson's Bay Opponent 64 Lincoln 72 AO Lakeridge 63 54 Battle Ground 53 56 Washougal 65 L17 Clackamas 59 L14 lVlt. View 55 67 Columbia River 40-41 641 Evergreen 72 57 Fort Vancouver 63 118 Camas 68 62 Mark Morris 6-41 70 Battle Ground 57 72 Prairie 67 75 RA, Long 611 52 Evergreen 68 67 Fort Vancouver 711 53 lvit. View 69 84 Kelso 58 62 Columbia River 63 69 Kelso 511 Season Record 5-45 59 Boys' Varsity Basketball A