WyEast High School - Aquila Yearbook (Hood River, OR)

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Official taster Mr. Hopkins makes sure y as 3 f the food is just right for the Banquet. Helping the cooks are Mr. Yasui and y U N Mr. Takasumi. I CHRISTMAS BANOUET FILLED PLATES AND HEARTS ..-.1-agp jxxsigm M555 uw, 'g Freshmen lme up to serve plates to students and special guests Teamwork makes fast Work of the o The entire student body enjoys fellowship as they visit and eat.

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ANNUAL CLASS RECAPTURESVEAR CO-EDITORS Helen Lucas Mike Bennett ADVISOR Mrs Fowler Annual and Journalism classes of Wy'east and Hood River High Schools toured the Oregonian- Journal building and the Crown Zellerbach Paper Mill on a field trip in November. ANNUAL STAFF Seated left to right: Maxine Hamada Nancy Arnold Linda Egland Gene Wells Donna Belander Marcia Diamond Standing: Barbara Hankins Gilona Short Marilyn Perkins Linda Lindsey Helen Lucas Cheryl Grant Mike Bennett

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TENSION MOUNTS AS COACH GIVES LAST MINUTE INSTRUCTIONS Coach Garrett gives instructions over microphone, while players listen attentively. Improvement marked the basketball season. The team earned the best record Wy'east has had in five years. The Eagle squad won eleven league games and the fourth place position in the Wilco League. Records fell as Wy'east star, Roger Baker performed outstandingly. He set records for scoring both in a single game and for a season total. His talents earned him a posi tion on the all-league team. Even the leaders had reason to look out for Wy'east. Only seven points separated Wy'east and Parkrose, the state champions, at the end of the season's opener. Reynolds, Scappoose, Estacada, Molalla and Silverton fell twice each to the Eagle team. Canby edged out the Eagle team once but was completely swamped in the re- turn game. Jesuit and Sandy also topped the Wy'east team. Only two games, however, were large defeats. In most losses the margin was only three or four points. It was a small team that reaped the basketball honors for Wy'east. Seven men filled the positions and served as substitutes. They were rewarded with fifteen victories for the season. Coach Dick Garrett was new this year to Wy'east, but he provided the inspiration and skill the team needed to win.