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

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ORE THf-7N JUST HNO THEH EVENT g 2 , A, W 1 I '25 T 'nw X W ,N iw . . W . ., ,,,, . i, y . Z 4 MW f ' T :,a ,V F gy . ii A wresTling skii keeps crowd's aTTenf Tion during a pep assembly. Who are Those masked men? Annlvlarie Kesling gives in To a sugar craving and buys Two candy bars from Jenny Nelson. An sTudenT lvlike Krause works on his laTesT masTerpiece. Mrs. Daniels and a member of her Child DevelopmenT class on a spe- cial acTiviTy. Trick or TreaT. HG-eT involved! Show your spiriTl How many Times did you hear ThaT? Hudson's Bay of- fered a varieTy of acTiviTies so sTudenTs could do jusT ThaT - geT involved. For example . . . French Club is showing an afTer- school movie. lnTernaTional Club has a guesT speaker. F.B.L.A. is selling l?eese's pea- nuT buTTer cups as a fundrais- er. DECA is preparing for a compeTiTion and running The sTudenT sTore. Knowledge Bowl is making sure Their buzzers work. Adding To The diversiTy were clubs like F.F.A., Junior STaTesmen, ArT Club, and The SpiriT Club. Things like dances and assemblies were oTher ways To show your spiriT , and geTTing involved was whaT made This more Than jusT anoTher year. 93 More Than JusT AnoTher Eve-nT

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AN ANNUAL EVENT The 'IQ87-88 Aquila really is more Than jusT anoTher year- book. Amazing amounTs of creaTiviTy, hard work, and dili- gence wenT inTo This book, The largesT in Bay's hisTory. Producing a Two-hundred page yearbook is anyThing buT easy, and aT deadline Time There was more Than a liTTle panic, and occasionally chaos, in The yearbook room. BuT The sTaff always buckled down, and They meT every deadline, even if iT meanT working before school, afTer school, in The evenings, or on weekends. The sTaff's dedicaTion re- sulTed in This Truly ouTsTanding ediTion of The Hudson's Bay Aauila. The school year began in AugusT for The Aaufla sTaff. Four sTudenTs, KaTe Legry, Elsa STavney, and Co-EdiTors Jenny Welch and Amy Nel- son, along wiTh advisor Jim Jeffers, aTTended a Two-day seminar aT PorTland Commu- niTy College. Here, basic lay- ouT principals were review- ed, differenT design sTyles were discussed, and award- winning yearbooks were dis- played. Because of This semi- nar, by The Time school sTarT- ed The basic formaT of The yearbook had already been esTablished. Once school sTarTed, The main Task facing The sTaff was deciding on a Theme for This year's Aquila. Endless dis- cussing, arguing, and voTing didn'T provide an answer. Fi- nally, in desperaTion, The Sen- The producTive yearbook class con- fuses 6Th period wiTh lunch Time. Co-EdiTor Amy Nelson works on a rough draff - more Than jusT anoTher layouT. Elsa STavney works on a layouT and ThreaTens The phoTographer wiTh bodily harm! 94 Yearbook lors pulled rank and came up wiTh T'lVlore Than JusT AnoTher Year, and The Aquila was on lTs way. AT ThaT momenT, The Aquila became an on-going efforT To capTure The essence of Bay life. Erom Homecoming To Prom, from The firsT day of school To graduaTion, The Aaufla was There, and The re- sulT was Bay's besT yearbook ever. Overly-enThusiasTic phoTographer Tad Thompson broughT a cheery aT- TiTude To The Aquila. Jeff Cary on Top of The world, look- ing down . . . XX! gs T f, T 1 'vu 0' J, , as V M if 45,7 .QS