Hoquiam High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Hoquiam, WA)

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M- ME 1' A 1. Q fi ,I X K -at 5,7 lf! V ' ' X. 1 1 ' -X fy , ,,. HEXSPIIQRIAN was LL L 1 lv Vi 'V if Seniors f t l mx x, K , 3 to X -..,.-5 Row One treading from left to rightl Abrahamson, Marianne-Her satirical com- ment on school life added spice to The Hi News. Alexander, Bud-It's difficult to imagine such energy in so little space. , Anderson, Olive-In a case such as hers, gen- tlemen definitely prefer blondes. Anderson, Romane-An indispensable part of the band is this versatile tuba player: incidentally, he's the best bass in the Southwest. Ashenfelter, Harriet-Flying high has always been a hobby with this curly head. She's the only one in high school who has allready made a solo flight. Barnett, Don-That gleam in Barney's eye betrays a ready wit. Attaha, Adelle-There is a wealth of kindli- ness in her quiet manner. llow 'l'wo Bezzo, Don--X Very congenial chap with the fair sex is Don, but the sparks begin to fly when they start dismissing wardrobes. Baillie, Leoma-l-ler pleasant manner has gained her a host of friends. Bogie, Albert- Whate'er he does, he does with so much ease. Bavle, Marian-To be a nurse is llfIarian's a.mbition . . and a worthy one it is. too. Bower, Gene-An air of reserve goes hand in hand with Gene-'s musical talent. Beltico, Jennie-It goes without saying that a. Beltico is an athlete . . Jennie is no ex- C-Hjflflll. Brown, Richard-Dick's council manner sub- dues the most boisterous individual. There are no spit wads or bean shooters when ne's on hand. . Row Three Berge, Elle -X ready wit makes Ellen the life of any party. Buhler, Charles-This lad's quiet manner has endeared him to all of his classmates. Blackmore, Jessie-An enthusiastic Pepster -in fact. Jessie was president of this pep unit. Bunker, Wlllis- Willy is as poised behind the footllghts as he is speedy on the cinders. Bloom, Rebecca-A possessor of that admir- able trait--friendly reserve. Cooper, Wayne-If practice makes perfect. Wayne will soon be a wizard at airplane designing. Brault, Betty-Why did you wait until your senior year to display your latent dramatic talents, Betty? Row Four Dawson, James-That combination of curly hair and brown eyes would do any movie scout's heart good. Brown, Marianne-To be able to dance like Mary is the secret desire of every member if the fair sex. DeLateur, Joseph-Witli grim determination Joe invaded no-man's land to become a first-rate librarian. runcev, Andryana- Patience is a neces- sary ingredient of success is Andryana's motto. Edlund, Elwood-Despite his reserve. this Woodlander has caused many a riot in drauna classes. ..' .- 4 .xx Buckley, Elsie-Kindness, true kindness, is a part of this glrl's makeup. Eklund, Bert--Bert has special school pe- riods for clowning-yes, seven out of six. Row Firt- Calhoun, June-Here we have another Cal- houn who is athletically inclined. Ellin son, Bob-An impish grin belies the serious nature of this two-year letterman. Calhoun, Virginia-This racket-wielder is a whizz on a tennis court. Elway, Harryv'l'ardy slips are an important part of Jelly-Bean's daily diet. Carlson, Eva-Much of 'l'he Hi News' suc- cess ean be accredited to Eva's being thc editor. English, Sam-'l'hv time is yet to come when Sam admits that hc's ever been wrong about anything. Carlson, Gladys- Whatever is worth doing' at all, is worth doing well. With this ln mind Gladys achieved honors as salutato.rian. ltow Six Erickson, Delbert- Erick is, above all else, a man's man. Davis, Esther-When Esther dances lt is as if she had wings on her feet. Erickson, Stilson-A fun-loving member of the Hi-Y. DeLateur, Marie-Marie's gamln grin ex- presses a mischievous nature. Esdon, Myles-From theater usher to manag- er in three months is the proud achieve- ment of this redhead. DbMelerleer, Edith-Vim, vigor and vitality -p us! Fairbrother, George-Here we have b o t li brains and brawn. George is as -tmbltious in class as he is dangerous on the gridiron. ltow Seven DuBois, Jeanne-A little girl with a big, friendly smile. Flodstrom, Ben-It takes just such persis- tency as Ben's to attend school and hold down a job, and he has a twin in that, too. Duncan, lone-Contrary to the common be- lief about redheads, this carrot top has a cheerful disposition. Ford, Jack-VVhat this boy doesn't know about history isn't worth knowing. Ellis, Violet-Sweet and shy are the words for Violet. Foster, ,Darrel-Playing nursemaid to a cham- pionship basketball squad employs most of Rud's time. England, Mabelle-Another gal who has made a name for herself in dramatlcs. Row Eight Fulleton, Don-Just another Al Chemist from Hoquiam high. Erickson, Elsie-She has a certain sweetness of manner that is delightful. Garrett, Walter- Indlan's Utopia is a swamp. a shotgun, and plenty of ducks. Finch, Kathryn- Kay proved herself a capable manager during the senior play. Gustafson, George- Gus's pet habit is at- tempting to give an hour and a half speech in ten minutes. Fisher, Mary Jean--With remarkable success Mary Jean mixes study and pleasure. Hansmann, George-Even the best scientists make mistakes. If you don't believe it, note the seat of Georges Christmas pants .' Yeah,-he sat in nitric acid.

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