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

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An. Top row, lefl To righl: Rob Rusenen, John Lamberl, Sieve Sederburg, Darold Pelerson, David Deane, Jas- on Hanson, John Sorenson, Lance Spencer, James Schrom, Second row: Russ Nelson, Ray Chin Tim Kimu- ra, Jason ponlon, Conrad Hackell, Brian Radke, Guy Gray, Mall lvlorri- sey, Sieve Kala Boilom row: Mike Caughlin, Brian Burton, King Kao, Ju- nior Walker, Eddie lVlcCuIlumn, Tal- loerl Williams, Nale Jackson, lVlaTT Rhodes, Greg lvlcGreevv. s Mffg.-rw ,. . T N t if f ffl' if 1 r is .5 ' , , f D' E ,Q 'v 5 Nw gl wikis Ya x 3' as Darold Pelerson readies for The pole vaull. David Deane and Conrad Hackell pull from The pack To lake The lead. Sieve Kala hurdles To a viclory wilh no problem. 89 Boys' Track

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RUNNING AROUND IN CIRCLES The Hudson's Bay boys' Track season had a iiTTIe To be desired This year buT The young Team members are keeping Their heads up Tor greaT seasons over The com- ing years. Having only five Seniors, Eddie lVlcCulIumn, STeve Sederburg, Dave Deane, Daroid PeTerson, and Jason Graham, and injuries highly conTribuTed To The Team's demise. Even Though The Team won only one meeT, Team capTains lVlcCul- lumn, Sederburg, and Deane helped younger TeammaTes prepare for fuTure seasons. lVlcCullumn was also award- ed mosT inspiraTional by his TeammaTes. Coach Bob Brink John LamberT, headed for Duke Uni- versiTy, reaches deep To Throw The discus. Springing inTo acTion, Ray Chin leaps for firsT place. greaTly appreciaTed The seniors and Their dedicaTion. Brink feels This Team of mainly underclassmen has a greaT work eThic, a ioT of young Tal- enT, and will represenT Bay very proudly in The fuTure. The younger TalenT of The Eagle Track Team included such aThleTes as Juniors John Lam- berT, Ray Chin, and Guy Gray, Sophomores Conrad I-lackeTT, TalberT Williams, and STeve Kala, and Fresh- man lvlaTT Rhodes. This sea- son wasn'T a full success in The win-loss column, buT iT was successful as a building year for The underclassmen. Hudson's Bay OpponenT L Prairie W L lVlounTain View W L EorT Vancouver W W Mark Morris L L Columbia River W L BaTTleground W L Kelso W L EorT Vancouver W L Evergreen W Season Record 'I-8 Eddie lvlcCullumn pulls Through an in- jured ridden season. Fm ,, 88 Boys' Track

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THE FABULCDUS FEW GIRL'S TRACK-SETTING THE PACE 90 Girls Track The girl's Track Team had a Tough season. Having only Tif- Teen members, Coach Brink says, The Team numbers were very small and ThaT hurT our overall depTh. BuT, even wiTh The small number and losing record, The Team sTuck TogeTher and showed us ThaT Bay spiriT. The Team's Two seniors, Lisa Krueger and Karol Simpson The girls line up along The sTarTing line for a quick sprinT. The Girls Track Team: Back row IefT To righT: Mr. AnTisdel, Brandy Eggman, Robin Zuderveld, Jenny McPheyrson, Michelle MlTchell, STacia Hormihay, Melanie Barnes, ChrlsTina Harris, Al- ison Wilson, and Mr. Lorenz. Second row, lefT To righTg Mr. Heldenrich, Car- ol Simpson, Melody Cehri, Lauren Ro- seberry, Connie Laxon, Lisa Krueger, Nighenn Miller, Amiee OkamoTo, and Coach Brink. FronT row, Mrs. Laughlin. gave The kind of leadership needed for The Team. The younger members showed budding TalenT said coach Brink. The awards given aT The end of The year were Cap- Tain, MosT lnspiraTional, and MosT Improved. Like oTher Teams, There are many wor- Thy candidaTes for awards, buT only one or Two are able To receive Them. Allison Wil- son and Lisa Krueger were The Team capTains and Lisa Krueger goT mosT lnspiraTion- al. MosT Improved was Bran- dy Eggman. All The girls on The Team worked hard for Their Team and deserve recogni- Tion for Their efforTs. Even Though iT was a Tough year everyone sTuck To iT and gave iT Their all. Q Mm