Hoquiam High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Hoquiam, WA)

 - Class of 1936

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to your feet Xnd lSn t that some balcony that goes lll the way uound the floor? It contains SIX IOXXS of comfortable seats, with tyyo rows of portable se its underneath Please notice there are no posts to obstruct one s yleyy lou can see for voursclf that the roof IS held up with blg steel trusses three stol les hlgh Xnd there s the stage at the end of the floor bay that s blg enough to play basketball on aes slr, It s 35 by 60 feet You can shut yourself off from the big flool, too, for here s a large slld lng door that comes straight doyyn and se ils up the whole forty foot arch of the stage VVonder whats under the stage' lhelcs a corrldor that leads from Karr -Xyenuc into thc hlgh school Xnd look here s the sports managers domlnlon store rooms and drying rooms for ill ithletlc equipment I'he manual tralnlng depart ment, on the flrst floor, too, IS a yvood worker s Wonderland Here IS electrical machinery and equipment galore' lihe llbrary on the second floor IS sey enty foul feet ID length and takes the shape of an I How yy lll they keep lf quiet yylth the shop directly beloyy 7 Lellatey and layers of sound proof l'T121tCI'lll wlll ln sure absolute quiet lihe rest of thc second floor lb occupied by the mechanical drayylng dlylslon XVlfh lndlyldull drawing desks lhe g3lll5 hold swav on the third floor lts the home economics depart ment X P051 SLRIPI lhe Hespellan ot 1934 contained the sequel to thls gym story lhat story hoyy ey er, ended on 'l yery mel lncholy note lhe conclusion yvas thus Xn antiquated gray blllldlng stands behind our school X clsual passer by would assume that lt IS a keepsake He would be perfectly correct ln hls 1SbLlYT'lpfl0I1 lt IS a keepsake It IS also our gym It yylll prob lbly end its usefulness by gently folding up and falling down We hope so Perhaps then yy e ll get a new one XVe conslder oursely es fortunate ln belng able to yy rlte a happy ending to the yy hole story Our only regret IS that those of the class of 34 can t be here to enyoy yyh lt they worked so l'l llkl for These high school trophies, collected by many generations of sweating striving athletes will grace the foyer of the new gym next year. Such a collection should properly impress any visitor who comes to our gym. The four basketball statuettes, won by the 1936 basketball squad will occupy a prominet place, as will the trophy' won by the championship football team. Then. of course. there are track, debate and music cups galore with indiy'idual awards for outstanding scholarship and citizenship. Pictures of promi- nent athletes and teams will smile or scoyvl from the walls in a becoming manner. and l'Ioquiam's 3 famous teddy beal' mascot will be there to bring his usual good luck to the team. Perhaps the lnost unique cup ill the collection is a yelling cup. This was awarded to the school which cheered the loudest at three consecutive Thanksgiving cup two years in a row, but at the third and decid- ing game the the contest was not completed. The track and field records, The two large panels on which are inscribed all track and field records, will be set with the other trophies. football games. Hoquiam won the Aberdeen grandstand collapsed, so too, will occupy' a prominet place. X WASHINGTON SCHOOLS RANK HIGH IN PUBLIC EDUC!-XTIQNH . , . . . . . V 1 . A. , K . . , , . , .- 5 ' .'1 ' ' . . ' I ' ' 1 J . ' . ' - 'z - 1 . V v K s s ' s 7 s '- I 1 . ', 3 4 .. S -' ' 1 4 1 ' ' y Y' v v I x - 3 - . . v. 1 V. v i f . . - H ' ' l l , 1 I K A I . v. . N X , . , . V Y n X I - 1 1- 1 ' A H v 1 A . . 1. ' , . , . V . L . ., . . . , . I, . . , , N Q l . . y . ' ' K i , ' . . , s .V .Y' K .Tl V Y C C r 1 s ' f 1 ' . : . M . . . . Ai C Y 9 g ' ' Alf' ' D U ' ' ' ' ' . .' 1 . . - 1' ' . L A 7 1 A' ' . ' Y , . ' , l l . . . ' A V ' D ' 2 i . 4 ' c . . - 2 V' I , , ' , f ' I . . , . . - A ' . Y . 4 . 4 . y ' ' ' Y ' v y v as . 4 . ' . . ' y ' , ' . , r 1 1 Y V - 1 1 1 Y . , 1 4 . . it Y . v 1 v v 4 I I 4. V C 'Y k I q 71 lla. L iv L I tt Y Y' C C ' y 4 , L 1 1 f 1 I

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HHIL AND FAREWELL Lntil anuary 10 1936 there stood behind Hoquiam High School a combination skating rirk reyiyal hall gymnasium fire havard and cheese box How this conglomeration of nails and boards came by each title is a whole story in itself Take for instance the appellation heese box A group of doughty lads from a neighboring school appeared in Hoquiam one stormy eyening to en gage in a game of basketball The Hoquiam boys found their way to the gym through the rain too and the game was on lXow we haye accounted for the title of gymnasium You see they played basketball there Through showers of cold rain leaking through the ceiling and gusts of a roaring sou wester leaking through the door the home tal ent like true sons of sailors fought their wav to victory The crestfallen visitors pursued no doubt by the threat of pneumonia hurriedly left for home sowing yengeance in a return game The date of the return game in due time arriy ed and the sea going Gr1z7lies headed inland to engage the landlubbers once again In the meantime back at home the destruction of the gym in prepa ration for a new one was going on apace Just be fore game time howey er a grim Gri77ly fvroup heard one of their number relate in enemy s boast Xeah we ll take these fellows tonight. Yvhen we went to I-loquiam for that first game we had to play in a cheese box that they started to tear down the week after we left. It was an enraged Crimson crew that sallied out on the floor that ey ening to scuttle the enemy in the best nautical manner. However it was not so much a patriotic principle that the vanquished had violated. The wound lay deeper. It was a moral an aesthetic ideal that had been outraged because Hoquiamites had come to love their old gym. The long and eventful history of the structure holds the secret of its other titles too. ln the dim and shadowy past a revivalist came to Hoquiam to revive the citizenry. The building in question was constructed then for him to hold his services in. When this person left, those holding stock in the building put it to other purposes, and the local militia drilled there when a skating party' was not in progress. These parties finally' acquired such a bad reputation that the local citizens aroze in their -L E301 wrath and donated their stock to a long suffering student body The total cost to the school district was 42600 Contrast this with the S95 000 to bc paid out for the new building' Since 1911 when the building went into oper 1t1on as a gym it has seen high school history made Who can forget that famous last second basket of Parl Philbricks in 30? When the gun went off the ball was in midair the -Xberdeen Bobcats were leading the Hoquiam team by one point and a mob of practically one thousand per sons were holding their breath Some good spirit must have reached down then to guide the ball squarely through the lace and snatch the victory from a hungry Bobcat' Several great and near great teams haye trod that maple court Two state runner up champion ship teams and the great undefeated squad of 33 have rallied there to the tune of the school song while such mdiyidual luminaries as Borek Tuttle Carlson Bowers and Coldiron have kept the bas kets warm in many a game This year Tuttle w as a regular member of the Oregon State College team runners up for the coast championship while Carl son was a regular at VVash1ngton State VVell as the poet said or maybe it was only a house wife calling up her grocer The old order changeth yielding place to new. The old order hath changed considerably back behind the high school the side of the school Hesperians of the pre-gym era. Arising there is a structure of noble proportions. more than a gymnasium. The contain beside the gym a library an auditorium a manual training shop a home economics de- partment a science department and laboratories a conservatory, and dressing rooms. It is scheduled to be completed by August 15 1936 but why wait? Shall we take a trip through it now? All right lets go! never pictured in lt is to be much new building will Stepping through the main entrance on Gar- field Avenue we find ourselves in a foyer impress- ively decorated with inscriptions, trophies, and rec- ords. Having reviewed all our athletic conquests we continue on into the gym itself. That dazzling, gleaming maple floor that meets our eye is 60 feet by 90 feet, with a spring in it that is actually kind 7 , 1 1 l l y ' . . . ' ' ' ' V , , . -1 - 1 .'. ' t 4 . f ' V ' V Y 1 1 - ' , ' .ip '19 , - - - - . Q c , g V TT 1 5 1' V . . . Y . - 1 . . , . , J . n v , A 1 1 ' 7 T . . . . q 1 , - ' as ' 77 - - - ' . , . .J . . . . . . 1 , . y ' . 1 1 , 1 .' 1 1 - ' - , I' A ' 1 Y 7. v . , 1 1 . . . . . T 7 1 1 U ,, . . 7 1 l 1 U ' 1 1 , , ' is 91 ' ' - 1 1 v 1 y . K . . . Y . - . . . f 1 7 7 Y - 1 1 ' ' , 5 1 f 1 y ' ' V I 4 Q . ' H 7 ' ' , , 1 Y 1 3 l kk s , V L L V VV an 11 7 , , 1 1 I V I Y Y Y L L 7 1 1 1 Y V L I N 1 V C 1 L L y L y A v rf , 1 7 , 1 1 C 1 1

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