Hoquiam High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Hoquiam, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1948 volume:

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J' ff 'WTFQF3 A - Y fi if W N4 'I W Q A 'figs-'i,1.?f,f 'i Q.iH f , J .,1 By l4lVlI'S STI' VILNS Ed1t0FS Note We would like to express oul slncele thanks to James Stey ens for wrltlng especially for the HESPERIAN a thousand words of new Paul Bunyan havlng a Grays Harbor theme wlth a thanky from Paul and a moo from Babe l was the thlck grow th of tht blg tlllllN.l' Ill the blays Halbor COUITUX that curled the horns ot Babe the Blue Ox and put a permanent w aye III hlS tall You all know Babe how he grew, lnd where He had hls growlng palns ln the I ake States plnerles, then back Maine w ay and finally, out Xvest ln Blg Cay e Nlountaln l lrst the ox calf would grow too blg for 1 barn oy ernlght, and on the morning attcl, Boss I ogger P lul Bunyan would find the calf cavortlng w lth the barn roof stuck on hls back llke 1 broken egg shell it last Paul Bunyan brought the huge creature out to the biggest cay e ln america and made that lHf0 1 b lrn for hllll But again Babe had a sudden spurt of tremendous grow th lhls time he broke aw ay w lth the w hole moun taln on top of hlS back He left bchlnd hlm 1 monster cratel and a lot of blue halr, for It w as sheddlng tlmt Today Babe s I ast Barn IS called Lra ter I ake, and ltS water IS yet blue from B lbt s halr I'he lo c a tl on IS Ill or what the hlstorlans call Babe s l ast Barn I ong, long afterward Babe the Blue Ox w as brought by Paul Bunyan to flrays Harbor Babe w as really old then Paul had used hlm to log off all the plne lands The plne forests were open leay lng room for Babe to grow long horns and a straight tall But III the dense tlmber ofthe Clrays H lrbol country Babe had to pull ln hlS horns al d curl them close to get through the t1ll trees Xnd he h ld to sn lkc hls tlll through them So Old Babe had short horns w here Y oung Babe lb llw ays pictured wlth long ones md had a tall wlth 1 permanent waye lnste 1d of 1 strzlght tlll It was here that Paul Bunyan IN'ldC his last and greatest discovery. One day Paul cruised into some country that was strange to him. It was into mountains now' called thc South Olylnpics. VVithout thinking laul picked up a peculiar kind of rock ey ed it smelled it felt to work out what it might be, and then he tried lzilizlg it. He had no notion that thc rock was uranium. But so it was, and Paul Bunyan had such 'l powerful bite that be- fore he knew it he w as the first in history-to split thc atom. The explosion blew out a tooth for him. Down in California Paul tried his discovery on he mmoth stumps of big flIT1bCI' that he d logged on a lnountain range. l lew the stulnps out of sight but left the mountain range a val- l nth Y alley, it s called nowadays. That s how modern l aul was but eath Valley he split no more atoms. ' Bunyan invented the tourist industry as one of his modern ideas, - cn he was getting old on Grays Harbor. He depended on the aristocrats Q A J L' I ' ' 7 V' , 1 1 n ' l , ' , A s ' ' Q ' 1 B -I v t - -'v . .V 4 4 ' vc i . i i . ' 7 c -1 7 v 1 ' . c D t v . , l 4 A Z 'Yr v . 4 c V I I ' 7 - . 1 1 ' ' . . .' . . I ' ' 'L ' , . .L ', .' . - . ' ' . ' i i 2 ' ' 1 . i . ' ' I . in I V . 41 5 . 1 i - - . . . Southern Oregon. People travel from all over the world to see Crater Lake 1 v I - I ' 4 f 0 .4 1 ic , .Y i -Y s -Y vi K -Y n vi C -V p I K I A- . . v ' v. t - L c L . 4 i . D x . Q if 2 l 1 m U ' ' N 1 ' I C 5 I I 2 '. .' ' z ' 1 ' ' 1' . .B , ' . - - 1 '. ' ' ' z 1 z ' 1' 2' . L X 1 K l YI C l L I 2 Y X 1 7 l V L If 1 J I , , 2 4 4 , 1 ' 1 v Y y I y v 1 I C C X C K 4 I I lc C I I V V .1 ' 5 C r . ' . . lt n , . . I If 7 y 4 I Y B ,I 1 Q L C I Y I 1 ri Y Y J 4 K .iff 8 'B v 5 X K X 'Q' . xx-.Y , p .LJ him with loggers. So he'd bring a bunch ot aristocrats ox er ever A 0 V of Europe, from King Pete on down to the Duke of Bulgaria. if 'pr X t X . . . v X, .X to take a tour and see the sights. lhe favorite attraction was a 1 the throat of Babe the Blue Ox, as far as his tonsils. Paul inv nted elec ric lights to turn Babe s throat into a great white way for that to ' well until Babe was put out to graze on grass that had grown on x ' lf, .. X ,V- land. Ihe grass had few vitamins. Hungry for his minerals, n l xbr g y into Iaul Bunyans cache of hunting ammunition and swallo 1 .- ' Q If I shells of his scatter-cannon, a full 47 tons. Then a bunch of tourists came along and Babe w as hooked up to his light system again It short circuited on the shells the powder exploded and Babe belched cannon shot ill over the country lhe red hot balls started a thousand forest fires Paul finallv got them put out but ex er since then the tourist business has been 1 big for est fire menace Paul Bunyan had more trouble with forest fires in the Grays Harbor coun trx There were terrible fire beasts here l'lze dotard had hides like asbestos and their bristles were inflammable Xny dotard liked to scratch his ribs against a crumbly old snag Ihen his bristles would bla7e and set the snag afire The natural enems ot the dotard was the clzammx tru which had swn el limbs and would crack one down to break a dotard s neck at ex ery chance Paul planted whammy trees every w here to do aw av with the dotards I he plmeplmmt w as bigger th in a bobcat but littler than a panther He would start winter fires for he loved roasted bear Ilo get it the phosphorat would drop his long ropy tail down a bunkhouse chimney hook up a bi r ember, then run foi 1 hollow tree in which bears were hibernating He would set fire to the tree roast a be lr or two and feast Paul Buns an starx ed orf the phosporats bv plugging up all the hollow old snags that he d left stand mg on the cutox ers FI o this day lumbermen generally fall snags in logging for fear of surx ix ing phosphorits flu unbtr vnaltt had one fatal weakness else this fire critter would prob ably have burned young trees faster than Paul Bunyan could haxe grown them ust as the ratler of today warns before striking so the ember snakc would w irn that he w as about to come up from below and start a forest fire lhe ember snake did not rattle he would gobble Yvhen a logger would hear gobbling underground he d know it w as an ember snake and then dig the fiery reptile up and slay him The ine fads were the worst hre beasts of all Ihey were a man like ape that ow ned such a mean destructne spirit that they burned trees just for pure cussedness Paul Buny an killed most of the tree cads of his time off but their breed is still to be found in the w oods VVe still haxe use tor the pgan Paul Bunyan used with loggers DON I BI X TRII C, ,BF I XVOODSNI XX XVI IH I- IRI Paul Bunyan ex en Paul Buny ln, could not stop the burnin ,Nw X But he did manage it so that more trees grew and fewer trees ne Il t Um UIUC, pF0mlSlHg XYTICTICI 1 forest l.0l'CX CI' W fa JN v 1 H jj X Q I l L 1 v U 1 1' f V 1 Q 4 L V ' 4 g ..-- 1 J If .J q- , 1 J . . 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IfI1' aznrf' rin RAXLPII VV,'XI,lJ1r IQXIII R51 15 ll I 1 y blay 31 1948 XVirh gr ldultion only 1 lew days iw ly, it brings a lump to my throlt when l think ot le lying all the tun and success our cherished Class of 48 has had throughout the past tour years eepers, it doesn t seem possible that so much could hlppen in so little time and Dearest Diary, if it h adn t been tor you many of those ey entful moments would hay e slipped my mind I sat tor a long time last ey emng thumbing through your fun packed p iges ust listen to what I read September 1944 Here we are Iareshmenl YVow 1' Ihat s right next door to high school l ll bet we re going to haye a super class with the olli cers we elected Uctober 1944 lonlght was our Iareshman Isrolic 'Ihe decorations were large orange and bl ick H s and 485 Ihey made a sw ell background for all the kids in their Sunday clothes 'Nlarch 194: udy Pulls the LLIYIIIII our cl iss play was presented tonight lhose kids were as good as Gable md Turner any day Guess what' Our basketball squad won the rllanzpmnflup Ot course, Nlr Byler our new coach had a lot to do with it 'Nlay 1943 We wound up our tun in unior High with the Freshman l ICIIIC at Xberdeen I ake Xnd so that well be remembered IS one of the gre It freshman classes of H I H we are leaying a beach scene to hang in the halls September 1943 Green horned but full of spirit we are now starting our high school education True we haye to sit on the shelt but it s pret ty nice anyway I ebruary 1945 lhis little month is 1 big one tor our class First, some of our cl lssm ites took a big part in the Sophomore unior pl my Sing lor I our Supper Highlighting the month our cl iss sponsored Lupid L lpers, the annual Sophomore Hop. Hundreds ot teen lgers crowded the Y asa Hall to enjoy the biggest event of the sweetheart season. September-1946. -Xnother year and another step up the ladder! l just know we re going to have the most constructive and fun-packed year yet. November-1946. 'Xccording to Shakespeare 'l'he plays the thing and our unior-Sophomore llay really was. I'he lnner Xvillie was 'ts name. It was a howling success. December 12 1946. 1 m still starry-eyed from our beautiful unior- Senior Ball tonight. The juniors worked so hard to make White Christ- mas a success that I m glad everyone had such a dreamy time. y anuary-1947. We had an unexpected vacation this month. lt actually snofea d so much that we got almost a whole week off. September-1947. Here we are at last- Grand Old Seniors. 'Xt our second class meeting Nlilton Towne and Doris Havo were elected co-editors of the annual. November 26 1947. Our Senior Nite X audeville and Pep Rally, theme of Showboat was loudly' applauded and widely acclaimed by all. Xovember 27, 1947. Yippee. We trimmed the Bobcats to the tune of 12 cz' Dari A y n K I C I L K . Y ' ,. . , 7 - . .. I I 1 I 71 , 3 w . g 7 I D x v I K sc 1 1 ,1 , v ' , . ,. , . , 1 2 . J ' ' - I Q , fa , . n - , , , . .. A 'Y y ,Q , 5 , , - 1 s le n 9 , . , ie va v V , C L Q 9 . . . .. 2 , tl , F AA 7 1. 'V x 1 v X T . 1 , 1 . v . . . ,. y. 7 v f y 5 w I I , , . .... . A ,.. , j 1' ' , ,V . V1 -1 L A 4 . . l l 1 . . ., 1 1 1 , x ..... , - V , I 'D 'I 1 st I ' ,- C 1 1 1 e K V , ya . aww 1 L1 .Y 1 7 3 1 7 1 v tti. fi is I I I x V - I Q . . . . . N U. . .1 y,, I Y 7 Q K . s 7 l I if l L -C C i l 2 nt ig 3 II 1 I . , . . 1 . . I I C C Y 'Y s 1 1 U 1 1 1 y . . . . , . , , x j i AA Y' I 5 I l K 1 . . . . Y , V I L Y i I 2 BI . . YY Y 2 , K l 1 Y Y , K I 4 ' 1 1 1 , K L 4 6 K, , I I It vw C 1 K 1 , 1 I it I L l V Y i , 1 1 1 KK V! V , . . , 1 . . . . . Y li' Y X X 72 7 Words don t express hoxx hlppy xxe are or hoxx proud xxe 1re ol the hoxs xx ho pl 1xed thelr hearts out to xxm thls 1.111116 December J 1947 C1111 1 .xceheld 1nd Dm l 1ckre1l xxere 1xx.1rded the lnsp1r1t1on1l 1nd llonor 1rx L 1pt11ncy 1xx lrds nn toothlll nespectlxelx Lfttllf xx .1s glx en xx here credlt xx '1s due December 17 1947 Iomght xxe re lped the rexx '1I't1S ot long hard libor lhe Nlother Cloose theme xx as he'1utltu1lx cirrled out at the bemor umor Ball Dan 1-.1ckrel1 made .1 handsome kung Bettx 'mn bxxanson xx as the lox elx queen, '1nd lxen Qlske and o1nne Harrnson hlled the prince and prm cess spots 1 ehru1rx 5 1948 1 ast night ind tomght xx ere xery enjoxable ex enmgs lor many ot our trlends V1 hx 7 Ihe Semor llaxf Home, Sxx eet 1101111 clde of course Nlarch 5 1948 Baskethcdl Honorarx L:1pt11ncy 1 n d lnsplratlonal axxirds xxent to George 5h1nder1 and 1 lmer Iforsell respectlxelx it the z1xx.1rd assemblx The team couldn t h'1xe made hetter choxces Nlarch 28 1948 fhls 1 aster Nlorn the piper announced Dorls H1xo, Y211CL1lCf0l'l'1fl 1nd Betty btllson, sllutatorlan Gee 1 xxxsh 1 xxere as sm'1rt 1s thex Xprll 2 1948 lhns xx as the semors hug double d'1te VVe h 1d 21 h mg up dress up dax 1nd xxe re cert11n no cl ISS ex er h1d so much tun It thelr Xprll 21 1948 NVe mftde '1 hne cholce tor clfxss spexker lt s YV ll'I'611 hrcenxxell as xx I5 1nnounced Ultlly lhe t1cultx dld as xxell hx choosing bordon lxrekoxx IS then' representitlxc speaker Nlax 21 1948 lhe l.1st dax 1 Lle med out lockers look so emptx Nve re reilly gomg to mlss lt all Nflax 28 1948 One of our last get togethers XX e had our semor plcmc todax 1 xerxone forgot '111 hls troubles '1nd had Z1 xx ondertul tlmc Nlix 311 1948 B.1ccal:1ureate xx lS held IH the gym tomght It surely glx es xou 1n odd teelmg to xx alk doxxn the zusle IH 1 c1p and goxxn Ihe u mors dld 1 15C'1Llfl1L1l job ot decormng to help m 1144 our gllltlll mon 21 lox elx 0111. V1 ell dl 1rx dldn t l s1x xou xx ere .1 tre ISUIC chest ot L1Cl1ClOUb memorles l here xx exe more th 111 1 texx tears df L11ss D lx thus xtternoon 1nd there xxxll lnex ltahlx he minx more Ihursdxx mght xxhen xxe recelxe our L1lp10ITl21S 1nd step out mto the xx1de,xx1de xx orld l hope our teachers reV1117e hoxx much xxe apprecmte 111 the help thex x e glx en us lhex xe re llly been tour untor gett1hle xelrs th It xxe 11 21111185 treisure iemor Llterature Spung xxeathe1 thls x eax d1dnt 1nsp11e any des1re to goon on pllgrlmages other than to the Saha1a DCSGII so SGIIIOIS attend stmctlv to bUS1 ness 7 1 1 V 11 V , V V V ' ..V ' . 1 1 4 7 ' 4 'Q ' 4 ' 1 ' I . , 1 . -- V 1 , . , , 1 V V . V. , . 1 4 4 4 4 1 Z I 4 2 ' I 2 ' 1 'Z ' 2 , ' '- ' 1 ' V, 1 ' V . ' V 1 4 . V 1 . V 1 x Y . I 4.1, . 4 4 , 4 . 4 1 H 1 1, 1 4 - 4 1 . 4 1 . V . -J V . . . V 4 v 1 - V 1 l - V V 4 J 2 1 - 114 1 1 v l A ' 1 5 I v ' 1 r ,' 1 V . 1 . 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V urs Is a Great PPOITUIIII R0w 1 JOE ANDERSON Fxxendly d e s c x 1 b e s Joe px esldent of the band who spent most of txme fxxxne hxs car so xt would xun' JOANN ARNDT Hex woxk as busxness manager of the Hesperxan along wlth many other actxvxtxes kept Joann very busy RITA BENSON Sxnce dependabxl xty xs one of hex most outstandxn qualxtxes Rxta one of the classbraxns could always be counted on to help out Row 2 JACK BOSTER Capable and enexgetxc Jack served as senxor class treasuxer and on the Boys Councxl BOB BOWEN Always courteous Bob a membex of the Boy Quartet also starred xn Senxox Nxght RITA BRAN SHAW Despxte bexng one of the smallest membexs of the class curly haxred Rxta earned her strxpes xn the Gxrls H Club and held a spot on the hoxxox xoll too Row 3 JOHN CALHOUN As px esxdent of the Boys Coun cxl John dld a fxne Job yet foun:l plenty of txme to spend on hxs hot rod BEVERLY CARLSON Daxnty and xmpec cably groomed thrs lxkeable senxor mxss spen many hours sellxng Hespexxans HUGO CARLSON Hxs ready wxt and Mountaxn Baxs kept fellow students xxx good spxrlts but dxdnt keep Hugo from a top rung on the scholastic ladder of the more ambxtxous students xn the class GLENNA COX Glenna wlll lonff be remembered ln H H S for hex artxstx and muslcal abxlxtxes and hex vxvacxous wxt BILL CUN NINGHAM Actxve xn sports axxd other school actxvltxes B111 was also a smooth dancex Row 5 JETTA DUFEK Val a pretty mxss has been ln valuable as a make up artxst for assemblxes and plays MARY DUGAY Even though busy wxth her teen afexs column Marys orxgxnalxty was the spice of the pxogram for many assemblxes BEVERLY DUNN Bev dxdnt let collecting ads for the Hesperxan xntexfexe wxth her lnterest xn the student body pxexy Row 6 MARY JO EUBANKS Comxng from Aberdeen xxx the mxddle of hex Junxox yeax Maxy Jo a. budoxn Hattxe Caxnegxe was welcomed most heartxly DAN FACKRELL All arox no athlete Wxnnex of the Honoraxy Cap axncy awaxd lll football Dan even took txme out to be crowned Kxno of the Senxox Junxox Ball GEORGIA FARRINGTON P01 xnex ly of Aberdeen but an ardent Hoquxam fan G601gl3 has captxvated many an audxence wxth nex lovely voxce CONNIE BERGSTROM A tantalxzxnv smxle combxned wxth drgnxty and gxace of manner gaxned Connxe many frxends and admlrers SOPHIE BOREK Busx xxess xs busxness bu Sophxe sneaked plenty of fun xn My yes' CONNIE BROWN A swee and dxs axmmg smxle and a ccnscxentxousness that endeared her to everyone made Connxe an xdeal Gxxls Councxl m m ber PIERRE BROWN Sensatxonal descrlbes hxs Axchxe In fact Schoo ner was usually causxn sensatlons and once even brouffht down tne house VERNA CHAUSSEE A sweet person alxty wxth sparklxn blown eyes and a nepsodent smlle made Verna one of the class photogenxc assets FLOYD CLARK Wxllxngness and enthusxasm dxstxnguxsh Floyd a capable membex of the stage crew and Boys Councxl from the audxence you kxxew Ray was present and enjoyxng the pexfoxmance HARRIET DESHO Capable and xn Lustrxous Harrxet served for two years on the lxbrary staff '- BOB EGGE A moxe cheerful or haxd ex workxng lad than Bob who was xn the thxck of all actxvxtxes would be hard to fxnd RICHARD ERICKSON Fox thxee years Dxck whose home xs eas of Myrtle stxeet has remalned loyal to Hoquxam JOHN ELMER FORSELL A p ppy Ixt tle guy who dxd moxe than his share on the oasketball team nd was also a spxrxted yell duke Johns voxce was rn xnvexse xatxo to hxs sxze HOMEP CAGE. Th schools oreatest poll rxcxan Homer out dxd even FDR bs sexvxng sxx px esxdertxal terms 15 I 97 . sl .' H' . ' . ' ' . . , . , - 'L - 1 - . v - ' ' ' ' 1 , . . . . . L . . - ' . : ' ' - . L ' ' ' g ' ' , ' , ' . , ' . ,, . .. A . 1 . ' ' , ' : .' L - s' - ' ' - ' .. - ' ' ' ' ' -e - t - . . Q . . . , . . U ' . ,, I I - . . ., , , V . U . . . 3 , , . 0 1 ' O ' 4. wr . ' ' - A4 ' av , .. . . R0w 4 ...,, JOHN COEY: Quiet and reserved, John was one RAY DAVIS: When you heard guffaws , . . . V , . 1 - ' ' 1 ' - . - ,v - - ' ' ' . ' , - . ' as - , . v' U - H - I - . D , . ' . ' r , , - V , ' ' ' . . ' ' c - , , . Q - I - n' I e ' - ' I . ' ' . .V . v 1' g ' , ' . A - V - 1 , V . , , t . , X . . V v . . . ' '- ' ' . : ' '- - . ': e ' U '- . , ' v . .' 1' ', , . - ' V D. fm x .VW x Q. f Wi it ,Q amps A ' 18 14 X . Tx 'X A P- Qi, f' Q Y ,V 1 :S l 4 f 'qfy .r.-...l- ! r L,,f I f W- . km? 'CF Iob To Do Row 1 EUGENE GATES Even though quiet and studr ous Gene shone rn dramatic presentations and attracted much favorable attention rn plays and programs KARLA GIBCKE A must as a committee chairman Karlas in fectrous giggle and lovely brown eyes made her welcome anywhere SUE GILBERT Famous for her long and shining tresses this Missouri gal has won many friends with he sparkling smile Row 2 JOAN HAAK A well liked newcomer Joan moved to Enumclavt shortly after the frrst quarter JOAN HARE Joans friendly Buenos dras or Adros amrgos was as well known as her outstanding record rn the com mercral department JOANNE HARRISON True to tradr tion Joanne one of the song queens and princess of the Junior Senior Ball is as pretty as she is peppy 00,215 H142 V552 FINLEV DIED 19757 R award winner co editor of the Hesperian and student body secretary Doris and her accordion have been much in demand for school entertainment DELORES HOLM A conscientious student rs Delores wrth a genius for annexrng shiny new cars EDNA HOLM Excellrng rn girls sports Edna was always willing and able to help out wherever and whenever cfrlled upon R0w 4 EDWYN JONES Since Ed Joined the class of 48 soon after the frrst quarter hrs lively blue eyes have been the object of many a feminine sigh RUTH JONES In her years in H. H. S.. Ruth has acquired a reputation of being sweet and well liked by teachers and classmates. JUDY KANGAS: Upon Judy's shoulders rested the office of Girls League president. She did a fine job or this and' handled her many other activities as efficiently. Row 5. STANLEY KELLY, Jr.: Although football was his mainstay. Junior was a two-year le terman in basketball as well. IAN KILCUP: Winnin ' a football letter, singing in the choir and taking an active part in the Marine Corps Reserve took up most of Ian s time. CLARENCE KLOCK: A Klock that was hard to stop on the gridiron Clarence was the fourth one to pass his time in H. H. S. Row 6. GORDON KREKOW: A football and track letter- man this years H Club president and senior play hero is also a fine trombonist. GILBERT KUHN: Nippy showed us what he could do on the maple cou1't and also how' friendly he can be. FLOYD LA CROIX: One of the b' fire' in basketball, you could always count on Toppers be- in in the middle of every commotion. KENNETH GISKE President of the Boy League prince of the Junior Senior Ball and outstanding rn athlet rcs Ken will always be remembered fo his immortal words Hello Ma' WARREN GREENWELL How he kept that quiet exterior with so much fin concealed beneath will probably re main hrs secret his intelligence was a challenge rn all hrs classes ELLA MAE HART Another one of Hoqurams beauties Ella Mae held the positron of Girls H Club president She was also one of the eye catching ma Jorettes DORIS HARVEY New to Hoquram High this year Doris brought wrth her a shy but friendly smile and MARGARET IRAOLA Margarets V1 vacrty pep and dependability are qual ities which helped her carry out her Pepster office responsibilities capably CLAIRE JOHNSTON Claire who will be an excellent secretary for some lucky person has 'rn infectious gig le that will enliven any office EMILY KARAGIANUS. Dark and pe tite Emmy enrolled this yefrr from Ab- erdeen. We feel Aberdeens loss was a big gain for Hoquiam. KATHERINE KARSHNER: Everybody likes Kathy. who has a pleasing personality coupled with a flair for the unusual. RUBYLEE KRAMER: A natural blond with a gift for acquiring friends is this pretty miss. MARJORIE KRAULE: That Gibson Girl' look seemed made for Margi-es blond beauty and didnt hinder her scholastic ability in the least. CLIFFORD LACEFIELD: Cliff of the 'flying Mercury' and coal black hair won a well deserved inspirational award in footkall. DOROTHY LAMMEY: Prominent in choir' Dorothy has fr pleasin ' voice plus eye interest. 17 ' . . . S, I , . . - J . . l . Y . . - . ll v- - - , - - - - ,. . r v , - . . - - U ,- v v - ' . : ' ,,, ' ' : v - v - ' D , - ,- 44 ' vv lr ' ' 1- I . , . . . ' ' ' ' . . . , ' .I Row 3. Besides Va1ediC't01'ian. an afdgnt admiration for Erljest .' . - ' . rr .' H - . . . .' wr . - ' ' ' 4 . . 'L . ' Y . . . o -L. uv U 1 l 1 ' L vt K , V' ' . . . .' l ' ' ' c . . v ' . 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X4- , w x I 3115 Q gy-U' ff ' w, W, ,1 3, J Q 'Q 5 'The Future Is I ur ands Rom 1 GLENN LA ROSE In addxtron to ratrng on top of the lrst as a class mrschref maker Glenn was a super s udent body and class yell leader ED LEEDOM You can attrrbute some of those mdescrrbable chemrstry odors to Eddre That diy humor of hrs was also well known SHIR LEY LEE If you want anythrng done ask Shrrley All her frne qualrtres won her a tr rp to Chrcavo and a scholarshrp for her outstandrng 4 H Club work Row 2 MARION LUBICH Calrfornra a parad1se9 Tell rt to the Marrne says MHIIOD yell kmg for two years and a football letterman CHARLENE MCDOUGALL Charlene left us a the begrnnrng of the second semester to add a Mrs to her name JEAN McIwEIL A member of the Grrls Council Jean s dark brown harr wrth rts auburn trnts com brned vrrth her blue eyes and sparklrng smrle made her ev erybody s pal Row 3 SYLVIA MARTIN Her lovely olrve complexron and quret frrendlrness of manner have endeared Sylvra to many classmates DON MILLER A favorrte of the football fellovrs Don was therr manager He always made sure ev erythrng was rn complete order for them EUGENE MIL LER Musrc comes frrst wrth Gene He was a member of the orchestra as well as the chorr Row 4 JOAN NORRIS How many grrls envred Joan her trny warst Her metrculous groomrng and her deep blue eyes also attracted many admirrng glances LARRY NELSON Oh for prty thakes' Larrys portrayal of Slukey rn the senror play wont soon be forgotten and nerther wrll hrs grand work as Student Body treasurer LEIGH NOLD As charrman of the Senror Nrte vaude vrlle Lergh though slow and delrherate showed the makrnes of a leader Row 5 BILL PATTERSON Leading the students rn I pled e allegrance vras only a minor part of Bopos du tres 'rs Student Body presrdent He carr red them all out wrth exceptronal abrlrty DON PETRICH Dons never endrn good nature was put to a severe test on some of those rcy mornrngs gettrng hrs bus rn from Axforzi Prarrre ARLINE PRYDE Always lauffhrng thrs fun lovr rg brunette also had her serrous moments as her grades have shown Row 6 ROSEMARY RITCHEY Thrs blonde head has been the source of many contagrous grggles that broke up more than one serrous chem drscussron DELORES ROB ERTS Although she takes a brg rnterest rn photographv and sewrn Dees marn rnterest seems to lre rn a certarn young member of the merchant marrne ETHEL JEAN RUOTSALA It was proved that the popular demand for Ethel Jean s lovely vorce was well founded by her super 101 ratrng earned at the solo meet DOLORES LESICH Together wrth a never endrng supply of pep and ener gy Dode had a grft of gab that lrfted everyones sprrrts LOUISE LORIS Attractrve and well hked Lourse small and petrte was one of the actrve mem bers of Grrls H Club LARRY MCNUTT Tall and a good boy on the casaba squad Larry plans hrs future rn the freld of surgery PA TRICIA MANLEY Neatness plus' Seemrngly quret Patty rs really brrm mrnzr over wrth fun KENNETH MILLER A flair for danc rng and a frrendly word for everyone won Ke 1 many frrends He also proved hrmself a clever actor RICHARD NEI WORTH A member of the Boys Coun crl Drck was one of the more reserved of the senror boys MARGARET OEBSER Invaluable to Neva as well as to the Class of 48 for her performance rn Home Sweet Hom rclde Margre was one of thrs years OESTRICH Although only a short trme here most of the studen s found Dick a very enjoyable acquarntance JUNE RELLING Junes frne work as fr Pepster and her other actavrtres have Illustrated her wrllrngness to help one and all DON REYNVAAN Don and hrs llttle green coupe are as rnseparalile a bread and butter Most of hrs trme was spent rn shop workrng on hrs prrde arro Joy SUE SAWALISH In carryrng out her dutres as Honor Socrety presrdent Su sres motto seemed to be do rt wrth '1 smrle She was also active rn Pepsters and rn Guls H Club HARVEY SCOTT Thrs brarny mathematrcran used hrs school trme to good advantage by takrnv all the math courses offered and servrrvg on the Boys Councrl 19 t -- . . . . U - L - - ' ' 1 1 - V A y f v 'v ' D . . . . . ,, ' U' v , . 0 ' D . , . 4- 1 . rv ' . ' v . . . , . . ,. . 5 . , , ' ' V - . Y . . . . .. . . , ' . ' I ' , 1 ' , ' 1 ' 1 Q K ' ' . . ,, . . '. . .. - - nv . , . , H ,, . . , , outstanding song queens. RICHARD . . ' 1 U ' ' 'V - u ' 9 v r U ' D . ' ' v U ' V' 1 ' . 1 an 1 H - . .I .. . D ' I . r ' ' . 1 I t . K , H . i : D l ' ' , - l CT ' ' 1 Q ' 1 - - U . S , . . . , . 4 V . ,, , , 5 . ' ' - '1 r - . 3 , A , , . K. . . u , - . K ' .. ' ' - ' ' rl -1, - ,. . . . , - y 1 ' ' . ' ' 1 v . U 1' 1 ' 1 ' o QI' ilu . .A 59 ' nv 1 wg 'E u -. ' 6 X 4 K .. v if xy N 'f ip,-3' F20 ik 9' is . 4 - We Accept ur Trust 1th Confidence Row 1 GEORGE SHANDERA Our only three strrpe letterman rn basketball George truly earned that Honorary Captarncy award Classmates as well as teammates really looked up to hrm GERALDINE SHEEHAN Though Calr forma. may be more sunny Gerry has been very satrsfred rnce she transferred here Both faculty and schoolmates are glad she made the change MARY SHELLEY A lead rn the senror play and her work rn the Honor Socrety and as senror edrtor of the annual kept Mary as busy as she was blrthesome Row 2 DOLORES STEVENS Dodes effervescence and f1ne sportsmarrshrp have helped her perform her dutres 'rs e Grrls H C1 rb offrcer exceptronally well BETTY STIL SON Her work as a senror edrtor of the Hesperran togeth er wrth bern salutatorran should hare kept hrs amrable senror busy enough wrthout her xarrous other actrwrtres DONNA STIMSON One half of the Sundqurst Strmson team Donnas ready wrt and rrfe trous grggle were enough to keep any and all entertarned Row 3 FATTY STURM Patty made a name for herself as an outstandrng scholar She has a major rn the commer cral department wrth whrch she should go far JOANN SUNDQUIST Lrfe rs Just a hrlarrous adventure to thrs grrl wrth the beautrful blonde harr and prquant drsposrtron BETTY ANN SWANSON Berng queen of the Junror Senror Ball a nrember of the Grrls Corrncrl an H Club offrcer and secretary of the Senror Class have kept Betty Ann very busy rn her senror year Row 4 MILTON TOWNE Noted for hrs artrstry on the french horn Buzz was also co edrtor of thrs years Hes perran and an honor student DOLORES TURNER Beau trful auburn harr and curly eyelashes made Dolores Latrn Club scrrbe the cynosure of many admrrrng glances ED TUTTLE Photography and chorr were Eds paramount rn terests unfarlrng courtesy hrs chref characterrstrc Row 5 JANICE WARFORD Jan s contafrous grggle won t soon be forgotten Nerther wrll her hard work as head usher of Pepsters MELVIN WEAKLEY Mel s favorrte pas trme IS dancrng Hes a football letterman and has qurte a sense of humor DICK WENHAM Drcks expressrve brown eyes would sparkle when he was pleased and snap when he wasnt He drd yeoman servrce as charrman of a Ball commrttee f Row 6 JACK WORTHLEY The seventh of the Worth leys to graduate from H H S Jacks ambrtron rs to own 'md operate a wheat ranch MZTHXH JN M112 50: AJQJZVQJ AH- Boewg Deed ? BOB SMITH Berng nrce to everyone seems to come natural to Bob who was the dream man rn the senror play and a football letterman ED SMITH He won hrs letter as football manager when a sophomore and agarn by par trcrpatrng rn the snort as a senror Ed was also a trackman An ardent sup porter of all dances he could cut a mean rug CHARLES STOVER An arden fan at all of Hoqurams athletrc contests Chuck drsplayed qrute a brt of hrs well known humor on Dress Up day JEAN STUMP Arr offrcer rn both Grrls H Club and Grrls Councrl Jeans sarntly demeanor rn chorr belred her bouncrng enthusrasm for all other occasrons JOHN SWANSON A rrp to Sweden a Boys Council pcst and berng frrst hrghlrght of Johns frnal year rn H H S MARGARET TANNAHILL Al though most of Margarets trme rs spent rn Qurnault she found trme to be a very f1ne Pepster president DOLORES VANCE Capable and drp lomatrc Lorrre was on the Hesperran advertrsrng staff for two years She served rn Pepsters on the Grrls Coun crl and was a member of Grrls H club MARY RUTH WARBINGTON That sweet drsposrtron won Mary Ruth many class offrces rn hrgh school SOPHIA WEFZEL Quret and reserved rs Sophra who always has a frrendly hello for everyore BETTY JEAN WIELAND A much rn demand ac companrst Betty Jean demonstrated more of her rhythmrc grace as one of thrs year s charmrng song queens FARROL ZIEMAN Thrs darnty mrss the best dressed grrl at the Senror Krd Party proves that good thrngs come rn small packages ' 97 ' -L Y 1 1 I 1. . 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I ' . v S - - 21 ur Dream For the Future I I the xxorld s 1 stige 1nd the trnre h IS come xx hen xxe must mike or1e of our most rmport1nt exrts ln sprte of the regret xve feel rr1 lefrxrng our xlllll M 1ter xxe strll xrsullrle joxouslx 1 great future fe Hoqumm Hrgh rts frcultx 1r1d rts student hodx throughout the xears to eome For Nlr Lrumprcker xxe predrct much he 1rt xx xrmrng bfltl5l'lCtl0l1 stem mrng from hrs knowledge thit he rs rnstrumental rn proxrdrng IS frne educ1 tronal opportunrtres for future students as he drd for us ln store for Wlr Cook are minx more classes offerrng their most srncere thinks 'Ind deepest apprecratron for hrs understfmdrng rn fulfrllrng therr xx ants mer needs, so f'1r as possrhle just lS he understood ours Nlrss Vlrllrams xxrll e1rn the loxe 1nd 1dmrr1tron of IIN senror group x hrch falls under her competent gurdflnce She xxrll help xrsrons of future unror benror hills become refrlrtres and m 1ke seemrnglx rmpossrhle tisks ot Lornmencement trme slrp hx xxrth e'1se YY e re s11re Nlr I each xxrll frnd 1 cl 1ss to enlrghten hrm on the perplexrng problem xxe proposed lllllltfly Xre l urope Illkl the L nrted Stxtes on the S'llT1C pl'1net7 X second eertuntx rs th it he xxrll coach mrnx more trfrck squids to fune Hesperr 1ns xxrll contrnue to roll off the press heciuse of Nlrss l rlnce s un trrrng efforts 'Ind skrll xxhrle senrors junrors llltl undercl rssmen xxorrx lest thex be late Though Nlrss Rarchle md Nlrss Lhrttenden ue le'1xrng Hoquram Hrgh School xxrth the Llass of 48 thex xxrll certirnlx he 1s successful rn therr nexx roles as homemakers as thex xx ere 'rs teachers 1nd counselors Xthletrc te 1ms xet to xxrn frme xxrll oxxe much to Nlr bxx '1rthout s hne co'1chrng 'md sportsmanshrp lle xxrll he 1 f.1x orrte xxrth them rs he has been operstron of the squads Of co1rrse no future senror pl 1x could he IS good 19 ours hee 111se of the lrcl of superror l111fCI'l'll not oxxrng to l1ck of skrll 1nd p1trenee on the p'1rt of Nlrss l rrce xxho xxrll go on colchrng successful pl rxs 1nd he 1 xxonderful frrend to 1ll the hoys 'md grr ls xx ho h rx e the good fortune to xxor k under her l ndouhtedlx Nlr l dlund llltl Nlrss bllXLI'Llb xxrll cortrnue to hr g home the lx ICON from 1nnu ll rnusrc meets kk rtho11t therr eonst 1nt proddrng ll fr f1rth rn us xxe could nex er hfrxe xxon the 1xx1re s xxe re thrs xe rr Xlrss Potter s understurdrng gLllLl1l1CC xxrll rlxx 1xs he 1ppreer1ted hx fu ture l 1trr1 students lepster rnernhers llltl hx grrls of the hrgh school rn gener 1l Xex 1 s future xxrll he frlled xxrth excuse slrps on xxhrch her srgnrture xxrll xt H'lX1ll17lL rs SIL xx IS ee xxo errs 70111 er senror Nell l 5 she his prox ed lflllt frrend 1nd rhle lSSlbf1lll' to 1 those te1c e x o f1xe rrrse s1x t1err trrne 1r1d ene I 22 1 X 11 ' V CC . , ' . . . 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B.g LOWER PICTURE lst Row: Mahan. Kotros, Mason. Dong Lano. Mason, Doug: Larson. Moore. Leefle. Murphy. Lindberg. Neiworth. Louderback. N el 3 on . Major. 2nd Row: Ostergard. McNeil. Perry. Manley. Pizkar, Martin. E.: Pope. Martin. N.g Raub. Meihoff. Ray. Nichols. C.1 Reese. Nichols. S. Prd Row: Reynvaan. Otterstad, Robbins. Ow- ens. Snyder. Petereit. Scott. Quirin, Spencer. Rancich, Stone. Strachan. ith Row: Root. Strom. Ross. Sundquist. Say- Qlieh. Swift. Simmons. Thompson. D.: Smith C.: Thomsen. Smith. R.: Torgerson. 5th Row: Sudderth. Trygstad. Thompson. Mg Walker. Todd. Weed. Wilson. Wickre. Winkle. Junior Literature The Tale of Tyyo Cltles and Ham et become as leal 'ls any present day happenmg 'ls the at olblng stones unfold 111 En hsh X ust n ore Year, Slgh Iunlors HI RI O yyhere lle the jolly IUHIOIBD chorused the cllss ot -I9 joyously IS they moy ed up H1 the tl ldltlonll Llflss Dcly ex eltlses IH lelllfltlon ot l three ye us dre IIN No more beggmg tol C'Ill21llllLS 'lnd lrls no mole ushelmg It Lommence m nt lnd Blcc1l.lureate, mutteled yy elry junlors th 1IllxILIllV 'ls they looked b el1 upon 1 yell yy hose hrst m ljol lctlylty tor them yy 'ls the Sophomore lnlol pliy l three clct comedy, Ihe B15 Help umols bllnlllllg top hon ors IH the ploductlon yy ele ROIIIIIL I lCli'll Bob Moore I llen lxlrolyn Chrls tensen Robext lV1lke1 Nllke C1unnlng lnd student dnectols L llolyn Slilltll ll I Illf Otterstld Utlleers for the Inst semestel yy ere Plesldent Don fJStCIg1lLl ylce presl dent, Dm II1lf0LlgI'l secretny, Xllly Iou Oyyens flL1SllI'Cl Illllfln I r son selgelnt If llms Blll I 211 y II d yell lung Nlll1e bunnlng C, lss l Xl els yyere Nllss Peterson 'IIILI XII Xlllbllll XX hen lt CIHIC to sports lblllfy, the junlol boys dldn t 16111 un IH the blck QIOLHILI, IS yy IS ploy ed yy hen the tolloyy mg lecely ed tooth lll letters H71 full XILIXIH I ope I llc -Xnderson 'lLlxI lyy ly Bull I 1lly Chuck Illllstefld Don fjsftlgllel lnd Glen Xnderson XI lny junlols, 1IT1OI1gII'lCI'Il sey Ll ll tllented llt students, tolled lone, hours on the lnnufll umor 5011101 Blll to help m ll-16 If the success th lt lt yy 'ls Ihe pl UCLIIIIIN cley er yy ork ot Lflrol Berger guy es plomlse th It next yeir s bflll yynll be just 15 ellectlye When blsketbelll SUISOII rolled IIOLUNI much lthletlc rlbllltl appelled Iyyo of the m 1lIlSt lys on the b lsl1etb1ll X squ ld yyere Bull I 'lrley d Lhucl. Illllsteld 'lcl1 I lyy ly Iloqullm s hlphest scoler ot the QLISOII be tr le- slt the SLISOD out on the bench becluse ot l plolonged lootbflll lnjuly In thelr C 'ly Wlnetles Reyleyy yy hlch yy ls pxesented on lllllily 16 the lu non cllss shoyy ed telloyy students thlt they elld not lflck talent 'llltl cllss s Ilf lhe settlng yy IS l 1 IIIIOILI stltlon yy hlch selyed 15 l blekground for eley en lcts ot songs, dlnces, llltl sluts Xtter l successful lnd lctlye ye Il the members ot the cllss ot 49 ' look toryyrlrd to thelr semor yeflr yylth 1ntlc1p1t1on 1nd ln eagerness to mlke lt lnothel yeclr to be remembered O O 1 1 - 1 . 1 - 1 1, 1 . 1 , 1 - . .. 1 ' I 1 1 . 1 1 1 -1 1 1'- vl 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 . . , ' 11f- 1 -1 11 . 1 111- 1. 1 1 11 1 ' 1 1 . H 1 . 1 .. . . . 1 1 1 1 1. 1 1 ,1 . 1 1 1 1 11 1 ' .1 . . . ll 1, 1 1 ' . 1 1 1 1 1. 1 1 1 1. 1 11 .1 1 11.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1. 1 1 1 1 1 . .1 . ' ,, . . 1 - 1 . 1 1 U T 1 1 1 1 1 11 -1 . 1 ' - 1 1,1 . , J 1 1, 1 1 1 - .1 . 1 1 1 J 1 1 1- 1- ' ' . 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U 1, 1 . 1 . . . 1 .1.1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 .1 ' 1ll'l 1 - 1 1 1 . 1 3 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 .1 - ,1 . 11.1 1 ,. 11 . 1 -1 1 , 1. 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 11 11 , 1 1 111 -111 1 - -1 1 11 . 1 , 1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1,111 1, ' 1.1. 11 1 . 1. 1 1-.1 111 11 rn . 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111, . 1 , . 1. 1 1 1 1 1. 1 . 111 . 1 111- , 1 1 , 1 'V I 1 1 1 1 L 1 1 1 L11 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1- 1 1 1 1 . 1 .11 1 1. I-31' 1' ,1 UPPER PICTURE lst Row: Arend. Asehim. Ask. Bagron. Ayers. Dailey. Zackstrom. Baker. Benner. Ba ker Zilindheini. Beltico. Blomberg. Boehenski Brooks, Rodey. ?nd Row: Burgess. Bridges. Cooper. Brooks Davis, Brown. DuBois. Bunker. Durkhanier Eklund. Carlson. Christian. Ellis. Clark Espedal. 3rd Row: Cochrane. Fogde. Coey. Fother' ill Coombs. Frase. Cote. Freeman. Daniels Gates. Dokke, Gay. 4th Row: Doolittle. Gregg. DuGay. Hare Harlan. Evans. Hawkes. Feldman. Hazelquist Gary. Hopwood. Gilbert. 5th Row: Hyde. Gottvsig. Hyde. Hads. John- ston. Klotz. Haggerty. Kramer. LOVVER PICTURE lst Row: Holm. Lanioreaux. Hurd. Lawi'eiice Johnson. Lesinan, Krekow. Lund. LaRose Lund, Larson. Mason. McCarty. Leake. Mc- Feeley. 2nd Row: Lee. Nelson. Lewin. Oestreich Loris. Ohinan. McCabe. Patterson. Manley Peterson, Marcussen. Priebc. Markwell. Prich- ard. Miller. 3rd Row: Roberts. Miller. Rowe. Olson. Ole- son, Sanclstroni. Paterson. Scherieble. Phil- brick. Scott. Rawding. Smith. Riley. 4th Row: Stanton, Salisbury. Stoken, Sawal- ish. Stover. Scott. VanHoover. Simpson Wardlow. Skaggs. Watkins. Snyder. 5th Row: Weakley. Stritinatter. Weisel. Sul- livan, Wells. Swann. Wielanti. Underwood Winscott. Walden. Young. Sophomores Downstairs At Last N enthusiastic sophomore class began its first year in high school with a successful assembly. Upperclassmen were impressed with the amazing talent displayed by the following sophomores who participated in the pro- gram: Barbara Scott, Betty Sawalish, joan DuCjay, Pat Bochenski, Clara Brown, blarlene Walden, Betty Jean Nlarcussen, Alice Bailey, Sherman Fiase, Bill Arend, Eugene fBuZzl YVells, Bill Hawkes, Duane Gay, Larry King, .Xlwyn Nelson, Paul Prichard, lfrling lfspedal, Fred Lawrence, and Dale Stover. The assembly took the form of a vaudeville with numbers of music, singing and skits. The number one dramatic classic of the year was the Sophomore-Junior play, The Big Help. This was a three-act comedy directed by Miss Price and well received by both students and adults. The sophomore cast included lfrling lfspedal, Shirley Cote, Nlarjorie Skaggs, Bill Hawkes, Jeanette La- Rose, and joan DuG.ay. Of the boys who sat on the shelf, three won football letters. They were Urbrey Yvieland, Don VVeisel, and Buzz Yvells. Yo sophomores made the A squad in basketball, but the class was proud of its showing on the B squad. Most of the boys saw action in every game and some of them contributed greatly to an undefeated season. The boys were: Urbrey Nvieland, Floyd Hazelquist, Byron Hyde, Fred Lawrence, and Ralph Freeman. l.eap Year Leap, the Sophomore Hop held in February, was a smashing success. Hill billy decorations cleverly transformed the Vasa Hall, where the largest crowd on record enjoyed Aub Schmidt's orchestra after the Ho- ouiam-.-Xberdeen basketball game. The dance netted record-breaking receipts for the treasury. The class was well advised throughout the year by hir. Gladsjo and Miss lVebb during a year which passed quickly and happily, with new experiences pointing the way to success as juniors. Biology . . . These students find classify- ing the Melanoplus bivittatus 'two striped grasshopper to xozir and other specimens an interesting way to learn about the animal world. UPPER PICTURE lst Row: Krebs, Jukes, Laceficld. Kilcup. Lewis. Krache, Louderback. Leake. Ludwig, Lee. Macan, Leege, Mason. Major. Melseth. Manley. 2nd Row: Meservey, Martin, Milhofer, Mas- terson. Miller. Morgan, Moline. Mumford, Murphy.. McCowan, McClary, McNeil, North- rup. Parker. Parsons. Newlin. 3rd Row: Pearson, Perry. Pope, Pickar. Prov- ience. Raymond, Reed, Rittenhouse. Roberts. Robertson, Sankus, Robins. Scott. Rochon, Sheehan. 4th Row: Shirley, Skaggs. Simpson, Suddertli, Snow. Taylor. Strom, Taylor. J.: Towne, Thompson, Vaughan. Thomas, Walters, Van Hoozer. 5th Rowi Weeks, White. Wicks, Werts. Whit- taker, Winkle, Willis, Worthley, Wood. Wood- worth. Woyak. LOWVER PICTYRE lst Row: Altman. Amdahl. Anderson. B.3 Ar- nold. B.: Arnold. J.: Anderson. J.: Blanch- ard. Bergstrom. Bland. Buck, Boster. Chris- tian, Burgess. Corrigan. Brooks. 2nd Row: Chambers, D.: Davis. Brown. Daw- son. J.1 Byrns. Decker, Carrigan. DeWees Case, Dineen. Chase. Dolk. Chambers, J.: Egge, Chorba. 3rd Row: Cicerich. Erickson, Cossey, Esta- brook, Coleman. DeHaven. Evans. Freeman Flaherty, French. Fogo, Frick. Goodwin Frosh. Gormley. 4th Row: Gochnour, Haaseth. Granstrom Harrison. Hohensee. Hasenback. Hansen, Ls- om, Hathaway, Hyde, Hay. Jones. Jaklewicz Grytness. Jenninzs. 5th Row: Henrickson. C.: Kilcup. Hendrick- son, J.g Herndon, Klock. Dawson, C.g John- son. Ingram. I rbrary Freshmen too enjoy the ad xarrtages of one of the best school lrbrarres rn the state The card catalo ue readers gurde and encyclopedlas have be ome farthful frrends Senror Hrgh Welcomes Freshmen HI RI U where are the xerdrnt Freshmen? Xs 1 matter ot tlct, thev rre strll next door, md rt xx rll be beptember betore they are permrtted xxrth properlx rw d mren, trmrdlx to enter the doors ot the hr h school How ex er, as neophxtes thex haxe hrd excellent preparatron rn all ehrses ot school work and should make 1 credrtable shoxxrng when thex t rke therr pl rces on the shelf next tall Both the basketball and football teams set records tor the se rsons xx rth the basketbrll squrd hrghlrghtrng the xear by sharrng the chrmpronsbrp ot the Northwest Lonterence Drxrsron xxrth the Xberdeen Bobkrttens Boys xxrn nrng letters xx hrch xx ere presented to them at the annual basketball banquet spor sored bx the Cnrls Ietgue were Drrrel I stabrook xllll lxrlcup Don I gge Bob lxlock Don bankus, Drck Nlason, Douglas Dolk errx Lorrrgrn Bob Xnderson, md ack Bunch rm Iaylor ot the X squrd and Iarrx ohrnnes ot the B squrd recerx ed manrgers letters Lozch Ron Bxler s Lubs came rn thrrd rn the rree tor the football ch rmpronshrp IIe and Xssrs Drck Nlason Xlrn lxrlcup Douglrs Dolk Don bankus, Bob Xnderson Xl tred Prox rence, errx Lorrrgan I eonard NIcLl1rx Don IICILXXIC7 How 1rd Nlurphx Jun I rxlor, Bob lxlock Don I gge Darrel I stabrook Nlrke Per rx ack Bunch and Bull Brgron Nlanagers letters were txx rrded to Ronnre I ur d I erox Xndx rck and Drck H raseth Cjorng Un bex enteen, a three act cornedx under the drrectron ot Nlrss Nlexers xxas presented bx the cl rss earlx rn the sprrng and rntroduced some pronrrsrng xoung actors and rctresses Ihe Ireshman assembly held rn 'llllllly brought out strll more x lllttl trlents bex er rl d rnces sponsored bx the C rrls rnd Boys Iergues the II elubs and the rnnu ll Iareshm rn d rnce rounded out the lrst ot socral actrx rtres to the xe Nlr YY heeler serx ed as adxrsor tor the group O C -1 1 1 . 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W C 1 WH t -Qt! ,psf Ui nvfw QA' 41 fwfr 'Ik' I N . bs :adv I Facult En o Sch o Town PRINCIPAL EUGENE H. COOK: Hoquiam is emblematic of that spirit of friendliness and neighbor- liness which was traditional of the Western United States. I like particularly the democratic attitude of the high school students. Let us strive to maintain our high scholastic and athletic standard by always uphold- iryth t spirit of equality among our student body. KENNETH LEACH: That it's tops in every way except 't e we ther, is Mr. Leach's opinion of the town. He likes. too the spirit that exists in the school. J. GOR- DON E 'D: Some Hsprucing up would serve to make a good community better, Mr. Edlund feels. He likes pep and spirit of the schoolg thinks it has slipped a bit lately. WALTER MORRIS: The stu- i t ' answered Mr. Morris when asked what he liked best about the school. As to the town, It's a. good to live - lots of friendly people. MAXINE WEBB: Boats anchoring at the back doors of whole- es to be loaded, cranberry bogs for national magazines to write about. and fgreatest wonder of alll gree grass all winter! fascinate Miss Webb. The opportunities for developing individuality and initia- tive which are offered in H. H. S. appeal to her. HELEN POTTER: She is proud to be a citizen of Hoquiam. a community outstanding for its friendliness and progressive spirit, likes the attitude of 'the student body, but feels that the students could improve their conduct in the halls. FRED ALLASINA: If only the bound- less spirit of the students could be put to doing academically what they do athleticallyf' sighs Mr. Alla- sina. To make a good town better, the addition of another season besides winter would be welcomed. FRANCES RAICHLE: Exceptional in its interest and support of school activities. says Miss Raichle of her adopted city. She likes the school spirit and friendly atmosphere H. H. S. possesses. Introduction of more art courses would be a great. improvement and would -:levelop much talent which is now overlooked. uwnitiiiliul on Palm- 'Lin Row One Kl'INNi'I'I'H I.l'I.Xl'Il 154-if-1111-'n In Row Two XIAXIXIQ XXI',l2lZ14'4iulnl i'I'i.-lr Q Row Three 'V 'i'1+'l l'i-JI:fmuim f ,J X' .xl.1..xs1Nlx tslislm-,ti , I'.oI'XX'zisIii11glo1u. XNVIGSIi.XI1'lII.l-I4Smx'ii1:p Row Four f r 4u'X-x fix I' ,ng- , . J l A . iqxj jj-'J fcflzfrqrefsffja l - f f If .i 3 pcccdwul ' .Cffgfllff Ji ' L., . ', -' ' K' ' -. Ly L A4L,fA,L0 I 1 fee CL Vvull 'Cut fV9:K Q L 1 A ., F111 J y irtues, Few Pau ts eff M.. ffwea was ,L-'6cigPTl. : qiiot-em, nest -t-oiai in thelcglgtry, i -7 X ple are friend and happy. They're loy to the school. proud o the f ne cor, f 65'C I1-j gag I XL-' scholastic standards of H. H. S., and are enthusiastic supporters of everythi 7 . e t e schoo and community better. DONNA CHITTENDEN: A newcomer to Hoquiam from Nebraska. she likes espe- cially the hospitality. friendliness, and co-operation of the students, faculty, and community. so much that she plans to change her name and' live here. RONALD BYLER: Unlimited opportunities for student participation in extra-curricular activities and splendid school spirit. are characteristics he likes. He finds community spirit exceptionally fine: suggests a little face-lifting for the business district. MARIE REIL- LY: An extremely friendly town. says Miss Reilly. The perpetual enthusiasm of the student body is a constant challenge. MARTIN S. GLADSJO: The overall good sportsmanship and the will to win even when the chips are down are qualities that appeal to him. He finds Hoquiam A good town to call home. HARRIET WILLIAMS: Actions speak louder than words, and her years of residence here show that she thinks both the town and the school tops VIOLET SAMPLE: It's a good place to live, a grand' place to work, says our librarion. New chairs, composition table tops, and battleship linoleum for the floor are in- cluded in her plans to make an excellent library. a utopian one. FRANKLIN STINCHFIELD: When a graduate likes the school so well he comes back as a. faculty member. that's proof of the pudding, says Mr. Stinchfield. JACK SWARTHOUT: In both work and play, the spirit of the students is fine, but it could be improved by developing a stronger group attitude and the ostracizing of backslidersj' says our coach. He thinks the people loyal and co-operative. ALLAN SKOV: True to his athletic interests, it is the sports- lfubllllllllfdll on l':n9.:1- 'Siva Row One IN PNNA l'HI'l I'l-INI 'ICN 451-zliiislll Il 1' 4'lil'NIl'Al'KlCll 1511 wrilllvll- IV, :mel A. IZ.. Mt-I'l:vi'soi1 l'fvllt-u '. Row Two INl.XllII-I Iil'IlI.l,X 1ll4IlIll'l'i1'uilIUllll .N M,Xll'I'IN1iI,.XlbS.IH Al Ili inlti n lI,Xllllll'I'l' XVII.l,I.XMS 1l,IlllQLllJl3.1t' r :I 1- 4-5 1' 1- . n f-v, Row Three 4 .1 S. . .,,: ,..,, ,nl IS, A il ' 'Ll Avfh. -A .. -S sg Row Four KllA'l'I', UI'I'i+'c se-c1'vt:n1'i+-s. 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Senior pliques such 'is t tse 1 ix'en loc'1l gr'1du'1tes were 'll'NV'lI'elLel by only four out of nineteen schools. It w'is 'llso discovered th'1t Hoquiwin hid one of the most efficiently finwnced ye'1r books in the group 'ind th'1t it is sold 'it 'in unusuully' low price. .-Xt the present time the bo'1rd is studying the problem of getting 1 new score board for the Olympic st'1dium. Two types, mqnufil 'ind electric' 'ire being considered 'md there is '1 committee working on comp1r'itix'e costs 'ind studying the merits of eftch style. An interesting 'issembly w'1s presented by the Boird of Control on Octo- ber 31 sit which '1 new wire-recorder w'1s demonstruted. The demonstrition showed how the recorders usel to tr'1nscribe loc'1l footbfdl 'ind bisketbwll runes work. Student body officers cl'1ss presidents the yell king Boys 'ind Girls l.e'1gue presidents 'ind Klr. 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Barbara, Margie. belies of bygone daysg Neiworth and Swift. basketeersg Eric gets an excuseg solid geometry takes concentrationg Nevag Bob. on our one good dayg January means bas- kctballg Basil, en route to classg Barbara. Joyce. and Marjorie in study: Senior playg book- keeping. So with dramatics and sports as welcome interludes from classroom studies. winter activities came and went. but the weather continued brumul wocabl. ?1x 9 it Iu ic Contests l.'l'lllJl'lill the CllIII2lIQ tlitlirt show it. spring wzis really here ton' xii is '36 5 the music tlepzirtinent on Xlxirch fl. XX hut ff YR , .. M. III411ffCI'Ckl the wwezither when :it the close A ' ' ot the Solo-ltnsenihle nreet at Centrulizi, llsl -f the llllppy IIIlISlCl1lIIS tountl they hzul nr' F challlietl up four superiors lllltl six ex- cellentsf' Rolling out of hed at six o'clocli, in xii-'. Iuiotsiilzi. tlxlstiiiwvii, .Xml-roii. tugging heavy instruments zintl suitcases full of forinuls zintl uniforins to waiting school huses seeniecl :I pleasure when the wonclcrful showing ol' lloquiznn contest- zints in the nieet was nnnouncetl. ' ' i' ' ' N Not to he outtlone hy the soloists. the hnntl. untler tlirection of Nlr. lftlluntl, llllcl e choir. untler Xliss Szilyertls. three weelis llrltl severzil snow llurries latter. enteretl the lnunl- choir meet at Chehzilis. lliere they proutl when the judges' tlecisions gave lloquiznn two ' U more superiors I ln the festival lI1llIkl. which wus coniposetl of the outstzintling inusicizins from ezich school, lloquiann haul the largest representation of any entry. ilihose seleetecl were: Carol Dellziven. Doreen Nlelhotf, lfllen Kurolyn Christensen, Bill ll1lXVliCS. Boh lYzill4er, Rilfikxllll Daniels. l.eonz1rtl xlCCl1ll'I', lg1lI'lI1ll'11 XYiclqs. l'11t hlerchaint, Ronnie l'ycz1tt. l'1xt lYorthley. Bill IDZIYYCYSOII, Nlilton lowne, -lohn Swanson, Cilennzi Cox, iiortlon lirekow, Betty Stilson. ,lfle ,Xnclerson, l.x'nn Cooper, Cairolvn flniith. anal Dean ilihonipson. lloquiznn stuclents in the festival choir were: Connie llcrgstroin. Cierzlltline lilzintl. Dorothy l.1nnniey, l5a1i'lmi'gi l.ee. lfthel Jenn Routszilzl, l.ois l.ewin, Sylvia Nlzirtin. Dlozinn Xrnclt, Sue Ciilhert, lixlrlzi Ciihclie, lfrecl l.z1wrence, .Io.Xnn Sunclquist. lfcl iliuttle. lugene Xliller, Don Suntlquist, lfrling lfspetlzil. Klziry Shelley, .lean Stump, :intl -luck XXI ' mrthley. l'z1cl4etl houses enhioyetl the concert series throughout the school term, 'lihe choir :intl hintl ezlch fezituretl clzissicail, seini-clzissicul, llllal popular inusic. something for ex' e r y irst Row: AI--IIioI'l'. II.. In- II:ix--wi. V.: I':iII--rson. II.: All-I'I1-airy' I,,g llziwlv-r. It.. 1'IirisiI-ns.-ii. I-I. Kg Second Row: XXXIIIQI-i I . Imnii-Is. Ii.: Wil-ks. II.: SIIMII-I. S.: Ilrown. I',. WI-IIs, li.: 'I'Iioinps4n. 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M.11'oI1-n1:ln. .MgSnxil--r,AI.AI.ii'Itu-'II,,I,:'I'Iioni1ison. ll.lSIIIlllI.l'.1 II.Irl:in. .l. .IXVI Illwll, IL., S.-oil, I:- Mean Supenors sc I tc IS 1 c SCIILS hc II lc sixtx toe piece bCgIIIIICI5 b1nd 1nd 1 IIOX eltx IILIIIIIUCI 1 n1us1c1I wedding bs the h11,I1 school b 1nd o1g1111.1t1o11s ICCLIXLKI ITIIIIX III tions to 1I 1 Io1 spa occ 1810 IL on IILIIIILIOLI5 0IglIIlllfIOIIS XIIIOIIY the excnts to1 which the cho11 sang new ww I M WH I Rm H l Iclchers Institute thc Orthopedic Ilos 111111 .1111 - 111.11 10 p 1 Benctit Ind If 1 specill I'Iks b 11or1 1111 hc band II IS Icltuicc III LIIIOIIII J 1 1 1 c 11c1 to SIILIYUH IWHLSI ILSU1 II WINCI1 had U1 IK dcclimd IICCILISL ol thc. countx t1 1111 meet I ioud 11111s1c1'1ns 11 ho IS o11 superiors durmg the sen 11e1c XI Iron Io111e I r L n Il IIUFII IWIICI Ie111 RUUNIIH b0PF'1l10 IIICH IX.1roI1n Lhustensen p1111o and oe Xnderson INIIYUIIL IWOIH I'lghfFCPFf?bCIIfIflU3S0IHW-11111111 High school vue 11I111ost CQIIIIII is IJIUSMI W IIUI rhex FCCLINCQI IIIILC CXCLIICIIIS Iht I1tte1 were Don bundquist IIIFIIOIIC, Ixuhrm Root p1111o 1nd tht gills SCXILUC 11 hich consisted otl thcl CIII Ruots 1I1 LIIII Iiioun IXIIIIC ibclsc Shirley Cote I It Boch 11sI11 IIILI I 11cr111 Coch1 111 ICLIS Io1 oth o1g1111111t1o11s Io1 the whole 1e.11 11e1c Lhoir Iresident on Sundqmst t1e1s111e1 Dorothx Iammex s IgLlIIt511tII'IIIS CIII Stump Fugent X111 I 1nd I IIIICI Iors II Bind Iiesident oc Xnderson xice president Bcttx Stilson IIICIIIIILI 11 Inge Dem Ihompson 11111101111 III IIIlgt.IS Iynn Coope1 IIILI CJICIIIII ox 1 1 II 1 1 CI IIIK 111.1 111 IIIITCI 111 cs II 111 s 1 1 f 1 1 of no schools 'Ihcn untiiing 11o1I1 III tht CICIIICIIFIIX field will undouhtedlx do 11111ch to IIISLIIC 1 IIN IIIOIL SLIPGIIOI SICIIIIS 11n1s 0 c cst11s II d chc s III 1e11s to co rst Row Nl III S 11111 s 111 ns: 1 II II1 I1 IN I con ow X1 1 N 111111111 1 1 1 11 II II lrd Row I11lII 11 IX 1 4X1 1 1111 1 II urth Row I 1 xu 1 Il-' N el SIU I N If' 4-'N IIII 4 III Q t11:t-, OII their p1'o1,,1'11n1s. for h- l1.'t cf th 1 3 t - 1 11111 lI.ffI'21CfIOIIS we '- Z1 -'lv if- Y 'J 1 ' -- C 2 L -- ' I 5 1 . Both ' 1 ' 3 ' 5 1 1' ' - Vit11 ' 3 1 11 ' 3 'ci11l 1 IIS IIIIKI I 'I '- ' ' 1 ' ,1 1, , . . . . 1 I' ' 1 l'U1'lIl'2III, B1 -I sk', 1 l,'1I1. 'Z . ' I, ' -' ' ' 2: I'4 . I!1'1w11. S11 I1 ist. Gilwko. te. itzl 5,1 1 1 'z I ' CI11 1 ' got . 'I' ' ' '1 '1 I i the NI' 'il I llj PIIVHKIC. played lor the I'iIIis' Club, '111I re ei I 1111 i11vit11tio11 the Ll 1 I - .S 1' ,S ' .2 v , ' , U ' x 1 N I ' , , .1 1 1 1 . 1. UL : . . --. ' . ' sz, :.,:Ai .ix , C :J ,L f '.'1: ,Ir 1 1' 1 '. Q ' ' 1 ' 'g ' - ' 1 1 -' . nv wg ' 1 r 1. v -1 'A ' 1 N I-7 r 1 I ,Y ' . ' 1. 1 . . - 1 ' ' 3 , 1 ' ' ' 1 . . - 1 - l 1 1, ' 2 :Z , . , .A .Zh 11 . 1 1 1 , . . , L e 1 , 1 .1 1 1 . OH ' b ' 1 '--g ' 'g ' , D 1 'L I' - I e 1 '--1 I .1 '- - er, 1 f ' 5 'e . 1 : ' , J 1 A- g - , 1 I' 1 3 1 1'-1-1' 1, 1 M ' 1 U ' ll I '1 ' 1CI: lib 'llI'I2lII, C1111 Iyn Smith: 111-11111 111jo1', Boi XV1 Ik ':1 I I1 1 I 1 115 ', 11' II1 'I1 . Ihi: YCZII' both NIV. Ifdlunl 11nd Nliss Salyerds have been Ioing, ZI g1 11t Ie11I ' rk with Junior high school 11111sic IIIILI NIV. Ifdlund has c111'1'ied his efforts to the gl' II de S .. ,'. . V .V ' , L .', .' V 1, - - n EI U' '1 ' IIILI' '1 I1 I', 1' hz' '1 1, 1 1 1i1 j 1 n1e. 1 ,Q -111: Ng l:I11111I. .l.: .'l 11, .I.: AI111'11I11'. NI.: N1-In ,.X.: I.ilXN't'I't'II1'1', If.: XVI , oll. ll.: ,xI IIlI, Ii.: Ilziwk s I I I1 rls, II.: I'1'i1'I1:11'1I, I'.: Iforsn-II, IG.: lliiltois, ILQ M1 '11I15', J.: S11 Iqnisl. ILL I'1'i1-In-. .I.I XY'1I11114I. Il, .I,: AIDS S:1I.'v1'4IS. IIII 1 I 1 Se d R :.I4IIv'. IC.: Ililolsznlzi. IC. .I,1 I,1-win, I,,g H11 s, Il: 1lovI1111l11', Mg I,:1111111v1', ILL Il1uiIe-X, .X.: I':5IIQ'1III I vi. I'.: F1 'I1l'21II. I.,: flillu-rl, 14,1 Sli ipson: IL: SII 1I1111is1, Il.: ICIIVIIII. I.: XYo1'tI1I1-11 .I,: Th' : 1-. I-I.: 'l'Il'1IIlI 'I' XI Qtilson, II.: SI -'1'11S, Il.: Snll' '2IIl, J.: I.1---. IZ.: I!1'a XVII. C.: .IoI111s011. I'.: M 'iI. J.: Ililvke. Ii.: Svolt, Il.: Stl lllllll I In 1: AI.: AI: '1i11. S. Fo : Cv:111s, BI.: Holm. IL: ISIVIIIIJIII. Ii.: I'1 IP.:M:,1o1'. 14.301 . I-I 111, V12 111211111111 X ilizzprxs. AI.: XVVISHII. IG.: I.HlI4Il'I'Il2lI'Ii, .'I ,ll AI.: IIII , IL: Zi' ZIII. lf.: II111'1. I-I. M.: 1XI'IllII, .I. ramatic Buffs Ruiz: lfllrn Kurolyn Clzrislwi 5 1'11, Sllirlry Cola, .llurjorir Slmggm RfllIl'f'I U 'z1lk4'1'. 18771111 Rott: If: ling lf.vpi'dul, Boll .lloortk THE BIG HELP I..-XL'Dl'i llOPl5URD, Sr., was an irate father, and it did his dis- position no good to he inflicted with a plague in the form of Gail Parkhurst, a boy poet, conceited, arrogant, and unfriendly. Gail, upon discovering that the impression he made upon people was not what it should he, decided to he a big help and do all he could to atone for his unpleasantness. His efforts succeeded only in antagonizing Jackie Hopford, the girl whose favor he desired, ruining the reputation of Claude Hopford, who wished to change his name, and seriously jeopardizing the political career of Xlr. Hopford, who was running for alderman. lfinally, however, he succeeded in righting all of the wrong he had done and in impressing Jackie with the fact that he wasn't so had after all--even if he did write poetry. Standing: Miki- Gunningg Hill Hawkes. .Ioan luiljziy, Runnin- I'it-kair.. Seated: Vlziru lirown, Jeannette Iailiosv. - . 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GRyXN'l'l..XNl3 RICIZ a 5, ' Af 1 1 ' x Af- AN HII The Gridiron-And a Turkey Da Triumph Y the first day of school, uniforms had been handed out, and no time was wasted at the close of regis- HEAD COACH SWARTHOUT tration in transporting the prospective team members to the Olympic Stadium for the initial turnout. Coach Swarthout, an ex-paratrooper, put the boys through a stiff conditioning drill to turn some of the summer fat into football muscle before the Jamboree, which was barely two weeks away. Nearly 9,000 fans from the entire conference district viewed the Jambo- ree. The big question in the minds of local fans was, of course, VVhat kind of a team will Hoquiani have? The Grizzlies had four lettermen in the backfield and three on the line. blany spectators were doubtful about Ho- quiam's green line, but the Grizzlies lost no time in proving they had possi- hilities when, on the first play of the season, Fackrell scampered fifty yards for a touchdown to defeat Montesano, 6-O. Later that evening Hoquiam battled the Shelton Highclimbers to a scoreless tie. The Grizzlies climaxed their season by trouncing their rivals from the oth- er side of blyrtle Street, 22-7. That alone would have made the season a success. Dan Fackrell, shifty back, was a unanimous choice for all-conference hon- ors, and tackle junior Kelley and guard Cliff Lacefield were placed on the second team. .Xt the close of the season. Dan lfackrell was picked by his team-mates as honorary captain, and Cliff I.acefield received the inspirational award. HUQL'lqXKl 26, NlONTl'lS.AXNU ff The Grizzle gridders opened their season by soundly thrashing Klonte- sano in a non-conference tilt in which everyone on the squad saw action. Re- ceiving fine support from the line, the backs ran wild, rolling up fourteen first downs to Nlontesano's two. ITOQUI.-XXI 13, UI.YNlPlgX 0 .-Xfter tasting victory in their first tilt, the Grizzlies were determined to start their conference play with another win. lfarly in the first quarter, lil- way returned a punt to the Olympia 31-yard line. Six plays later Giske bucked the line for the first touchdown. No more scoring was done until the fourth quarter when Giske climaxed another 31-yard drive by again plung- ing over for a touchdown. The Grizzlies completely outclassed the Bears, Hoquiam running up 229 yards from scrimmage to Ulympia's 37 yards. IIUQLTQXNI 7, ClCN'l'R.Xl.l.eX 18 .Xlthough running up twelve first downs to Centralia's two, a scrappy llo- quiam team lost to the Tigers in their second conference tilt. Sparked by halfback Jack Nugent, Centralia took advantage of Hoquiam's frequent fumbles to win IS-7. 54 HOQLIXXI 6 ION GX IEXV 18 Playmg heads up ball the Grwllles were dow ned by the powerful I ong y new I umberjacks 18 to 6 I eo Cnlnet s accurate passmg was the margm of y xctory Hoqunam made many threats but lacked the power to score fXll of I ongyuew s touchdowns yy ere set up by passes and the final score came on a spectacular 59 yard pass and lateral nn the last few seconds of the game I-IOQLIXM 19 KELSO 27 ln a free scoring tnlt the Grl77l1es lost to a strong Kelso team 27 to 19 'Ihe scrappy C1rlz7l1es pushed oyer two touchdowns to lxelso s one nn the fnst half to le yd 12 to 7 ln the second half the Hlghcllmbers took to the anr and pushed oy er two touchdowns I-Ioqunam scored and converted once du ring the thlrd period but ln the fourth quarter lxelso put the game on lce by pushmg oy er the Hnal tally and cony ertmg HOQI. I XXI 14 X XNLOIJX PR 6 Out to ay engc last year s defeat the Lrlmson and Gray smoothly rolled oy er X ancouy er 14 to 6 The I rappers scored fyrst on a 35 yard pass ln the opening quarter The C1r177l1es droye back ady ancmg to the one yard lxne on '1 26 yard pass only to fumble ln the second quarter 1 lyy ay broke away on a quarterback sneak and ran 38 yards for a touchdown I lyyay cony erted and the C1r177l1es forged into the lead In the hnal period Hoquxam com pleted a flye yard pass for another touchdoyvn X ancouy er droye deep 1nto Hoqulam s terrltory later ln the game but fumbled The CJI'llZ1lCS defense yy as eycelleat and the Crimson and Gray plled up 15 first doyyns to 7 for the Trappers HOQLI XXI 19 CI-IFHXI IS 0 The annual Xrmlstlce Day game was played on a muddy held at Qhehalls wlth the Gr1z7l1es runnlng up a lopsxded 19 0 ylctory oy er the Bearcats Iayeryone on the Hoqulam team slw actlon yylth the res ry es playlng most of he second half HOQLI XXI 22 XBILRDI EN 7 Thanksgnmg Day yyas brlght ard clear and 6 500 enthuslastlc fa n s jammed Stewart held for the annual Turkey Day cl 1ss1c Both teams seemed lll top shape and feyy kneyy that I lyyay key man ln the Hoqulam offense yy as sufferlng from a sey ere knee injury eXberdeen scored hrst after the CJr177l1es had fumbled rl hen despnte has lryury I lyy ay came nn and the yy hole HOqUldm team sparked The Grlnlnes came roarlng back and scored on a lfteral from Plyy ay tol arly Packrell bucked the llne f r the converslon maklng the score 1 7 ln the thlrd quarter If ackrell ran 95 yards for another touchdown 1nd XVeakley cony erted on a line smash ln the same qu lrtcr HKJQLIIJHI droye to the Bobcat one yard llne but fumbled On the neyt play 5 the ball yy as ccnttx ed out of thc. end 7one gn mg Hoqul 1111 tyy o more pomts 1 lyy ay passed to I arly for the fynal t1lly mlklng tht score Hoqunam 72 Xberdeen 7 Sta tlstlcs shoyy ed thlt Hoqul ITN had run up 14- hrst downs to Xberdeen s fhnce and 293 y lrds to 197 y lrds for the Bobcats V v - v 1 . 1 , . . u N ' ' ' 1 V . 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Again, it was the Olympia Bears that scuttled the championship hopes of the Crimson and Gray, but it was the Tigers, recently returned to the Northern Division of the Southwest League, who brought and end to the Grizzlies' chances of entering the state play-off at Seattle, and gained sweet revenge for two conference defeats. George Shandera won a berth on the all-conference live and John lilmer Forsell and Floyd Topper LaCroix were named for the lower herths. As hosts to what many helieved would he the conference champions, the Mr. Swarthout, Coach: Clarence Klock, Managerg Mr. Olsen. Asst. Coachg George Shandera, Centerg Floyd LaCroix. Guard, John Forsell. Forward: Larry McNutt. Centerg Bill Earley. Guardg Chuck Hillstead, Forxvardg Stanley Kelley, Forwardg Bill Cunningham, Guardg Gilbert Kuhn, Guard, Kenneth Giske, Forward: Herb Grenland. Managerg Dan Fackrell, Guard. F' . I E' kg LTV 3, if R '1 fi K 1 f 'V 2 421 5 'W , S, If ' , 1 Q W Y 2'- 5 fav ffl V ' : I K glut IL ' ' , HX? 'W E 'B' ' ' bf X I' , sal , bt 1 , f . iq . i' XIX HJ fiiSkt-, KJ lil A 11 D U x .u I ttfgsi. Sgt . ' .x . 5 Q WN ., Z - ... Mr. l.v:if'I1 l!l:u'kilioI't- Imvls. Iriekf-y. County Cinder Champs CXNING true to form in almost every event, the Grizzly cindermen garnered another county champion- ship hy taking the suh-district track meet at Emerson Field easily on May 8. 'lihey had little trouhle in outscoring their opponents by a score of 78 to Aherdeen's 47, Montesano's 9, I'ilma's 3, Shelton's 3, and VVishkah's 2. Hoquiam was well represented at the district meet hy the following hoys: Kre- kow, l.auritsen, I-iackrell, Xvieland, Towne, Patterson, Miller. Uiske, Freeman, Scott, Roherts, and Neiworth. ln the initial meet of the season despite mist, rain, sleet and snow, the Hoquiam thinclads defeated the Olympia tracksters 69-44 at lfmerson Field, in a dual meet highlighted hy the hreaking of the school discus record hy Ken Giske. Soon after on Shelton's new track, the county champions splashed and splattered to an easy victory over Nlontesano and Shelton with a score of SSV2 to ZSV2 to 2-lf. Hoquiam's cinderhurners next journeyed to Centralia Relays where they placed fifth, hut had some had breaks. .X week later a much luckier team again traveled to the huh city where they trounced the Tigers 74--HI. Under the lights at Stewart lfield in .Xherdeen on .Xpril 30, the Grizzlies emerged victorious over the Bobcats for the ninth straight time in a spectacular dual meet, undecided until the last three events, which lloquiam won. w 1: Blnvmuiw, IZ.: I'i-rry. II.: BIvI s-4-It-X. J.: I't-rry. II.: 'l'ultI--, IC.: I.:nui'its+-ii. J.: N1-iworlll, II.: I':iIIt-rson, ILQ I l'1---rnzin, Il. IZ ur. J. Row 2: I.uniI. 43.1 SlI'2l1'll2Ill, It.: 'I'owne. AI.: Wir-ku-, I'.: Unrxiplli-II. I:.: Miller, 41,5 Milli-1-. Ii.: Sold, I..: Kr.-kow, 11,1 XVII MVIS- li- ROW 37 Smilll. U.: Mason. U.: Fri-f-in:in, Il.: S4-otl, Il.: Illinilln-im. .X.: Iilzukmorv, S.: Mus Ii: XVII-Iziml. U.: I-'orsn-ll, J.: Iloln-1-ts, II,g 1'gtlIioun. J.: Iiziy, II. Flow 4: Mr, In-zwli. Vous-Ii: Swanson. J.: Itowwn. IZ.: S1-out Ir H tergziril, IP.: l'lI2llIllie'I'S. I,.: Mc-Pzultli-n, ll.: Strom. ILQ BlllI'1llIX, J.: Smith, I-I.: Ifzwkrell. Ir.: XY--:ikl--v, Mg Ilziz--I-mist. ICQ IH el Il.: Viimiimglizutn. Ii.: I Q-key. I.. n the Diamond IIICN Coach ,lack Swartliout issued the call for liasehall on Xlarch 21. six returning lettermen, Bill lfarley, Chuck llillstead, Dan llart- ough, Nippy Kuhn, Topper l.aCroix, and Cliff Lacefield, reported for Suits. ,Xfter three games had been rained or snowed out, a green squad traveled to lflma .Xpril l9 for their first hattle of the season and downed a strong lfagle team 5-3. Cancelled games. and long rests fea- tured the season, but in spite of a late snow storm, the starting nine traveled to Xlontesano Xpril 26 where they came out on the long end of a l-ll score. lfour days later in a return engage- ment, the Grizzlies went on a slugfest to down the Bulldogs 8-fl at the Olympic Stadium. ,.. if ie ' vi-V i. Yu I.iii rson, lxrvkow. Nels , ii rlli l' -ii-lt! ell First Row: llaui-tough, 11,3 .Xn.lvrson. 12.1 Gunning. NI.: 4'Ii..f--. l,.1 4il'l'4'!lXN'a'll. XY. SeCOI1d Row: li1i'l lb' IIill'l-'ul t' ' Mr. Swzirllioiil, l'o:u'li1 l'.iIlm-rson, ll.: Nvlwvn, A.: Sun' I N 1 N. .. sn. Third Row: is 'ix I 5.1 Awinl. IZ.: NVQ-galil.-y. I..: liziiiiiigziialiif-1'. li.: I.:i4'roix, lf.: Iiniili. ll, Fourth Row: Saul in m I Imilw. .I.: I.:iwiw-in-Q-. l-.1 ku lun 1 l rl--x' l Im-1-Ili-ll 1. ',.i ,sz 1 .5 be ,Ai of 'K 5 5. , .Q . g fff' 2 ' Frrst Row S andstrom R F1 eemfm R Nlurphx J I vu 1' Osterg 11 d ID Second w IJ lXl R llII1f,Ill nel :ze must 11 IIN me I Thurd Row JUIIIISUII I Kill I lt 1 ll IIN B League Champ1ons I IH an lmplesslxe record of IOLIIYCLH suns to no losses the Hoqun am C1r177Iy B squul took hrst pllce m thelr league Ihe tum plltd up a total of 63-I pon ts to 461 for then' opponents, wh1ch shows the COIlSlStCI1tly superior hill dlspl ned In 1Imost ex Gly game I eadlng scorers +01 the team were ohnny Nlurphy wlth 90 points, followed by ID'1ll Il.11 tough wlth 83 Olbru W 1eI md mth 79 Iflovd Hifelqulst mth IS Don Us telgard wlth I0 XTIIS ohnson ulth 60 ind I d Biumgfudner with 60 I ettermen fox the se'1son uele ohm y Nlurphx Dan Hartough I Ioul 7CIqLllSf, Olhrex II ICIHIRI Don c,5tClg'1lLI, XIIIS ohnson P tl Bwum gwrdner, How ard Ray Bob I reemin, Ronnle Duxs, md Ralph I-reemfm It w as Coach XI 'une Olson s tlrst snr 'ls B squid mentor 'md he mule 1 tn e record fox IIIIUSLII HOQUIAM OPPONENTS Centralla Olympxa Elma Aberdeen Shelton Montesano Raymond Centraha Olympla Elma Aberdeen Shelton , ff 'I' f 0 ttttstt 'I V I s T U ,A,, ,,,,,,,... ,,,,,,, ,.,,,..... . . , Montesano , ,,,,,..,,,,,....,.,.,,.,......,.....,,,,,.,.,,,,to Raymond I it L Q Q Q Aus- Ji. 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PQ A MM Q WA X1 ff x 4 W lf: df! iw ff. h , Sh Myyfzf' aff fi gf K ,M K NPL RJ., N -ff ? x 2 wgfus' 3 YM wg'-1 K5 'xii-'N 1' iff f k Q Vx I N. 4 AW W I My W if . we ff A ff - .W M ur Thank The editors of The Hesperianu wish to express deep apprniiation to the West Coast Lumbermairs Association. to Kenneth Casselman. and to the Aberdeen World staff for their unfailing co-operation about supplying many of the pictures we have used. To the following businessmen of Grays Harbor. our thanks and gratitude for their generosity and loyal support: Acme Door Allman-Hubble Anderson. Frank Arden's Dairy Auto Dealers' Associalion Barkley's Barcus. Nell Birk's, Toni Blagens Mill Bower's Pharmacy Brower's Cart.wrig,ht's Jewelry Chamber of Commerce Cleavers Clipper Service Clubs Cox and Palen Craigs Book and Drug' Curtis. Doctor W. L. Dart's Economy Cleaners Economy Market Ed Donut Shop Emerson Hotel Espedals 1'. G. Foster Company Finch Mens Wear First Federal Savings and Loan Assn. Frodel. Dr. J. rDentistr Fulton Neil Company Goodin's Grays Harbor Bus, College Grays Harbor Chair Grays Harbor Fuel Dealers Grays Harbor Shoe Store Griffin's Hansen's Furniture Ha1'bor Drug Harbor Marine Supply Co. Harbor Plywood Harris, Walt-grocery. meat Hays Dairy Heikel's Drug Holsum Bakery Home Grccery and Meal Hoquiam Electric Hoquiam High School Store Hcquiam Shoe Repair Hoquiam St-eam Laundry Ice Delivery Co. Jeanettes Floral Nook Johnsons Juvenile Shop Kcen's 5 and 10 Kneipp's K X R O La Vogue Lawrence Fuel Lincoln Cafe Loomis' Drug Lorraine-'s Kakery Masons Garage Meao's Sporting Goods Meyer, Dr. H. 'Dentist' Moller's Men's Shop Nail's North End Grocery Oriole Pantorium Paragon Fish Company Payne. Dr. G. 'Chiropractor Penney. J. C. Co. Peoples National Batik Pick-Rite Grocery Pinnick-Coleman Co. Folson's Posey's Poyhonen dz Stritmatter Pryde Brothers Quigg Bros, Const. Co. Quimby 8: Wilson Rexall Drug Robert- Gray Roots Ross' Bazaar Royal Cafe Scott's Food Market Scotts West End Grocery Sears Roebuck 8: Co. Shelley's Short-Stop Drive In Sim0n's Hardware Smading Furniture Smith and Erickson Sober Trailers. Inc. Sommerville Pharmacy Speedy Service Fuel Sport Shop Star Electric Stairs Fountain Lunch Sunbeam Grocery Swanson's Teen Togs Thomas Flower Shop Tri-City Transit Triple Cities Business Washingtonian Watkins, Dr. H. C. Wauglrs Men's Store Western Engraving West Coast Plywood Wetzel Jewelry Wetzel's Music Store Wheatley's Wclitws College ,Q-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ: :ooze :o::-::Q--0: :c :oc ::o-Qo: - - - - The purpose of our orgonizotion is to promote the civic, comrnercicil ond inclustriol interests ot l-loquiorn oncl Groys l-lorbor County. We hope you will olwoys feel tree to coll on us tor service lloquiani Chainlwi ol lilllIlllll'IUl HOTEL EMERSON Courtesy of the ICE DELIVERY COMPANY ABERDEEN wAsHiNeToN ECONOMY GROCERY and MARKET The Eost Side Shopping Center Bob Hartley PHONE HOQM 916 68 Q ----------------,------0-------------------------------Q-Q- -,,.,--,,------..., 1..,..,..-..----,-.-------------Q-.k 0 4 6 6 I 1 I I J l A I tk FACULTY ENJOYS-Continued lK'4lllllIlllQ4l from l':lp:e Zlir FRANK BARKER: It's the friendliest city in the State of Washington. is what he says about Hoquiam. He believes. too. that the co-operat-ion of the students in all activities is praiseworthy. MARVIS PRICE: Her prescription for community improvement is three hundred and sixty days of sunshine. An otherwise outstand- ing school deserves higher standards of conduct in the hall, she feels. ALDA MAY FRANCE: Although her place of residence is Montesano, Hoquiam is close to being 4--A---- ------ -- ------ M---- jf Come in and look over our collection of records o :Q . . . swing and sweet and classical, too! II o See our collection of musical instruments her second home. She likes the inherent respect for achievement which underlies every phase of the students' lives in H.H.S. 4l'ontinu4-41 from Page RI!! manship of the people that appeals to him. He thinks it 'the backbone of the fine spirit shown by the high school. J0- ELLA GAGE: Such a large percentage of students participate in school activi- ties, says Miss Gage. The lovely setting of the town appeals to her. too. BERNICE LANDIS and NEVA KILCUP: Two photo- genie sisters who liked 'the high school so well that, as the office secretaries, they are still two of its loyalist fans. +I ll ll u u 0 0 nu ll 0 0 0 WETZEI S MUSIC STORE HOQUIAM MEDICAL CENTER CONGRATULATIONS GRADS' Dr Curtis Dr Korvell from Dr Ballard Vlrgll M Cartwright Goodm Jeweler FOUNTAIN SERVICE 'hone Hoqm 373 GROCERES 707 Sampson Ave Hoqunom Best Washes to the Class of STOVE OIL FURNACE OIL Brower s LAWRENCE FUEL WOMEN S APPAREL F Phone Hoqm 615 R R Watch Inspector Watchmaker and Jeweler 314' E1 hth Street Hoquiam fth ond J Streets Hoquuom 0 0 0 0 ,, it 0 1: 'P 1 0 0 7 ll ll J x ll 4+ nr 0 ll 0 nu 0 ll U nu 0 n iv 0 P . 0 0 ' 0 0 U O , ll 0 , - , ll 0 0 ll Q Q e 0 II , , 0 0 0 mr 0 0 0 0 0 1+ . 9 0 r 0 'I S P 0 1' 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 ll 0 . . mu 0 . nu 0 nu 0 7 ll u n - I II 48 II 0 0 ll ll 1: ' ': 1 0 I 9 nu Q 0 ll n 0 ' ll 0 lt o , 1 o 0' ll 0 nu 0 nu 0 - nu 3 I! 4+ 4 mu 0 mu Q , , ma u ll nu U, -U. 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North End Grocery FRANK ANDERSON Ingurgnce 1322 Lincoln Street Q HOQUIAM WASHINGTON ,,,,,,,,, mm Cong ratulatnons l wnupnpea Grads The Best ot Everytlung To a ,Z SUNBEAM Aberdeen FROCERY Joe s Cllpper Servlce offers Congratulatlons to e Joe Raymond Qgyner Cl0S5 Of 43 Complete Automotlve Servlce 416 Perry Hoqm 1491 GAS OIL GREASE 374 Queets Avenue Hoqm 814 CONGRATULATIONS' SUMMER SCHOOL s'rAR'rs JUNE 7 GRAYS HARBOR BUSINESS COLLEGE W R BARTMESS Bu mess Accountant Pres 215 East Market Aberdeen Wash CONGRATULATIONS FROM Aberdeen Hoqulam Automoblle Dealers Assoclatlon 71 O El O.. ' 'K ' E f lfilllil +1 0 ' 7 1 Q o ' th , . . , S. , . , . a c I QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ LaVogue Features the following Natronally Advertused Brands Weyenberg Shoes Manhattan Shlrts Interwoven Socks Lee Jeans LaVogue Dept Store Hoqulam Wash S CONGRATULATIONS TO THr: CLASS OF 48 Jeanette s floral Nook Hoqulam Washington JEANETTE STUSSER G aduate Fmrxst e Phone Hoqm Congratulatuons Grads' NAILS Women s Apparel Shop FOOD CENTER PALEN s QUALITY MARKET M E COX 8. SON, GROCERS IEEE 'DD S Phone Hoqm 768 518 Sampson Avenue Hoqunam, Washington QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ , O I . I . V r - D Jarman Shoes , L 308 impson Av . I , , . 1 9 ' n 0 1 I 1 - l . i , - 1 1 I .Ll P 2 1. Q I AND Here N ow K' W .am Iran P566 AL if 1 I7 iL2312QQQ,5, :swf F Y? if E SHI. 5UPHi'HRRB89DIfHk35ulf5 BKXXLUERS V' B-'EE' www' Harbor products are agaln available from your favorite dealer 141601 pigwaad cvzpafmlfcaa HOQUIAM WASHINGTON '73 - - I - Q5 2+ ' -11 --W---M'-WLYIM V, l 2 I 2, ww: b V ' x . 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'I 1- . lr 0 0 0 0 0 9 . . . 1 --------::----::::--::o---::::::-o::--::::::::::::::::::o 4 0 u 0 0 n 1 I lb 0 0 0 0 00000-v--oov-----,,,,-----,-v-,--,,-----0------.o..Qo Best Wishes to the Class of '48 Shari Siop Drive-In Phone Abrdn IO46 1915 Simpson Avenue Congratulahons Grads' N E L L B A R C U S Headquarters for WILSON SPORTING GOODS SOFT DRINKS CONFECTIONS SIMONS HARDWARE Phone Hoqm 529 uh and J streets A GOUD Pl-ACE T0 EAT BEST WISHES GRADS' Your Groys Horbor Stotuon 75 0 0 u n ll IP 0 o , 0 . 0 0 O 0 li 0 O g . O ' ' 0 0 2 4 O Q 0 0 0 0 0 IP lb 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 u 0 0 u n 0 0 0 1 ' n ll ll Y I Q I 1 . 0 2 0 - 0 1 . 0 Q 0 u 0 u . 0 0 . .. 0 0 o y:::cc2::G::-::::::-::e:---::-------..----..------------- ,Qoo oooQQoooooooeooooqeooo----Qooooeoooooooooeoooeeogo COMPLIMENTS OF Acme Door Company MANUFACTURERS DOUGLAS FIR House and Garage Doors Into mw hearts UCASUIX I sllpped a com Than txme cannot take N01 thlef pullom Oh be ter than the mmtm Of a gold cxowned km Is the safe kept memorx Of a lovelx thmg S11 111 Telscialc MAY SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS ALWAYS BE YOURS CLASS OF 48 Peksu Sub Deb Chl Slgmo 76 Q------------------------------------------------t ' fl fi . 0 o 0 XI, jr j. A Q Q . 1' N ' ' 0 Q 0 Nl Nl . I 0 0 1+ 1+ - H . 0 o ' '1 'C ' ' ' ' 0 0 Q 1 A U 1 9 0 0 ,I ,Q . 1 9 5 2 1: in . I 2 O 12 1: ' ' 9 ' U 11 1 l ' - , , 0 0 2 Y: 4: . Q . . . 0 0 'r K -A . . U 1: 'Y -4 ' - O Q 0 1' 1' , A I ' ,- Q 4 0 'C 4 ' . - e o . 1 5 ' Q 2 11 ii A12 1: O 2 Q 11 11 . z z I 1 H z 1, j, g g P x r ' 0 11 1' O 2 11 li 2 E O 2 'D H 2' z z T 2 D 21 Er 3 g 0 :I :I o o g n j1 11 g z o M 1 o Q 0 11 1' O 0 g . on gg :E g 3 g -4 YE 1 3 0 z as 1 z E 2 . ' :F -l 2 i 0 1 1 0 . 4 lf 3 o 2 I 1: 13 2 2 0 T' 11 1: e Q . W W 215 g '4 1' lr s 3 o 2 2 2 0 o o Q-- .... -- ...... -- ...... -- ..... -- ...... -- ....... --f oo e cordually nnvnte your Inspection of our exceptionally tune collection ot outstanding Furnlture and Beautiful Lamps HANSEN b FURNITURE 3l4 Seventh Street Phon Hoqm 7 Everything for Grow ers Allman Hubble Johnson s ,llwenlle Shop Tu!-'boat C0 Dr l-larryG Meyer DENTIST General and Coastwuse 'r Peoples Natnonal Bank Bldg ow '9 Poyhonen 81 Strltmatter DR J L FRODEL LAWYERS DENTIST Peoples National Bank Bldg Veterans Bunldnng Hoqulam SPRING HINT When some of us flee flom tC!'I1Df-811011 Complete Cleaning Servuce Avemng our UPS fiom Its CUP! We pxactlcally crawl while departmg 719 J St phone Hoqm 676 In hope the darned thmg w111 catch up' Economy Cleaners ROBERT GRAY SHINGLE CO. MANUFACTURERS OF SHINGLES Custom Drying and Remullnng sir tif Foot of Rnver Street Telephone Hoqm 7l8 77 ----:, :----: : : :---: :, ::---: : : :---:::----, : :C :--::: : ,---.. . . tk 9 'N e 58 ' ll II . 9 I U -K 41 . K . - I QQQooooaaa.ooooooQQQQQQQQQ-000QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 4 0-0-0------Q..-------------- 9 ' 9 99'0 sooo:QsoQQQQQOcoeeQ90900Q0ooo0909900000oooooooooooooecoooc K Zenith Radios - Simmons Products Upholstered F urnlture an Floor Coverlngs Qu1mby 8c WIISOH Ho eof Lane Ceda Chests Pho Hoa 47 Ha Wash gta 2124 PA N TQ RI U M CLEANING WORKS Cleaners af all Wearing Apparel Rugs Curtains and Drapes 0 Pho oq fs A 'A' 4------------------..------------------------------..----------,,,,,-,,, , , , , , , , , C K . l O m r ne m 2 quiarn, in rn 'Dix' I Simps n Avenue V19 H m 71 Q -1 ------ s---.. Q- --- .. - ..-- --------o.--------..--Q-----Q--QQ.----,-------,q..---a,o-------- ---..--------a Q TT TT II Tl TT TT ll ll TI TT Tl TT TT TT TT TT ll IT IT TT IT TT TT TT TT TT O IT TT TT O 0 4 0 I O 0 O 0 O O O 0 0 0 O 0 O 0 O 0 0 0 O O O 0 A Best Wishes for o Happy ond Prosperous Future for the Closs of '48 We have a complete line of Variety Merchandise and are always happy to serve you KEEN 1 and 101 STORF Best Wnshes 'ro the CToss of 48 lion t Say lgrplul Tom Blrk Drug C0 av CFormerly Western ThrlffT If you buy Tt ot Bums you buy It for less phone Hciqm 55 108 E Wlshl 111 P10 E HQIOII HOQUTGVYT WOSTIIUQTOH The Drug Center for T-Toqunom CONGRATULATIONS GRADS Harbor Drug Co Nlvvl I our F1 lends Elqhfh Gnd J Hoqm 387 of the Eot or The l F 0110 P Ulllltflill New Royal Cafe Phone Hoqm 731 8th cmd K Where fume meols ore served Congrotulornohs Closs of 48 TUTTT TITTCH 9 .. -,.,.,. ,M ..- ,-..--....--..--..------------------------------------------------------...--q -1-.Q-C -ap no N T T T D T C O T I s T T T v X Y LN N . p T T T 0 A , 4? T T T T ' I' V T 5 - T - 2 - . T T T N N ' ' 1 T T , ' s : T ' - e - ' T T A- T me-es , TT o 1 A , C , T ' T T f T T T Q T T 1 T T ' 9 ' v 3 C J T T N T T 4? O ' Q T k ' T T - 2 T T - 0 T N z T V X . 0 xg I T - I E T ' X. T 6 TT X' T O Q ,.,. .. ww, 1. -M . , ., . . Again We are proud to have had a part an the making of this fine book 80 ESPEDHL UDID of---4 4--...------------------..-----..---.,------...,- 4 ----.,------o--Qo---- Congmtulauons, Grads' F G FOSTER CQMPANY Congratulations Members of the Class of 48 BLAGEN S MILL PHONE HOQM 63 HOQUIAM WASHINGTON 81 4--..-----------QQ--..---------------...--------------- . O ui' . . --------::xc::x-::C:-:::--::---------------------..-- -..----..------..--..------..-..---..-..-------------- li 0 ' 0 - 0 ll Q I li IP Y V Y V 0 V 5 H --Q, KT :V , 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ---- ......... --.. .................... - ..... - .......... - QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ-:sooo: : :oooQ: : oooe: :o: : : : :oo: :Qo: : o CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '48 wit Compliments of eww 50. Grays Harbor's Largest and Most Complete Department Store 116-118 W. Wishkoh Phone Abrdn 4400 TI-I E REXALL STORE Frank Gillett , DRUGGIST Closs of 48 Congrotulotions Smnth 81 Enckson from RADIO AND APPLIANCE co Paragon Fish 60 RADIOS ELECTRIC APPLIANCES AND OIL HEATERS Congratulatwns Phone Hoqm 1034 Class of 709 Simpson Asenue Hoqulam from HQQUIAM S Plc: E RAE Fb,xI RA QSIIITIZIOIEIS S 509 Snmpson Ave Hoqm 1808 425 Slmpson Hoqulom Thrlft Bullds Character and Independence Start a Savings Account In an Insured lnstltutlon Your Savmgs are permanently protected against loss up to S5 000 00 wlth us FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF HOQUIAM or Simpson and Seventh Hoqunom Woshnngton 82 1---------------------------..---...---------------------------------------------..--------....------t 'K . 1 ' I I' 0 , Y j I ii 1, 9 I O 9 k 1 L . Q I - I . ' C. , ' 0-0--so-, Q- 4.------..0-------.,---..--.V.-----------------------------..--------..---..----,---..---... 4 Q QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ GROCERIES AND MEATS al? il? 5607719 F000 MARKET PHONE HOQM 720 Scarf: West End Grocery Corner L ond Emerson PHONE HOQM 652 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISI-IES TO THE CLASS OF l948 Grays Harbor Fuel Dealers Assoc1at1on Lawrence 81 Macon Hoquuom Fuel Boy Cnty Fuel Art Smlth Dlstr butlng Co Zedrlck Associated Products Poclflc Fuel Co Warren Bros Grays Harbor Fuel Co Tw n Harbor Super Service Bogle Fuel Co 83 . F, T' L 4 x 1 1 ii iw o l I . . . . I . A 1, -Q-0-0-0000------------..----------------- ,--------- Q. QooQ---90-00-QQ--Q.oo0oQ----Q---Qo-o-..Q-o-..o-- Congratulatnons and Best Wuslwes Class orc 'LL8 FROM THE West Coosl Plywood Co Tm Bllt Douglos Fur Plywood for mfernor ond exteruor use 84 oooaooooo if ooo-.. 0000---QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQ Q-00-00-0Q0-00-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Q-.. U C U U 9 U Q C 0 U 0 O U U 0 l . I z 2 I o ' . x . O l -1 . 51' ' X C . O Q C U . 0 v t xp 0 O 0 U U . 0 O 0 C C 0 L- 0 0 0 Q Q O 0 f U 0 1' n --- -A-A-oq::o::Qoo:: ---ooo-- - -ooo-A--0-0-A-qoooo--coco- v voooo- - - - - QUIGG BROS. CONSTRUCTION CO. AND MCDONALD DREDGING CO. Phone Hoqm. I5 1500 Rxxtlsldt Xxtnue Hoqulun Xvtshmgton WAUGH S MEN S STORE ctomss Fon YouNG MEN Aberdeen Wash I ngton SWANSON .S FOOD STORE Headquarters for Fme Food WOOLY NILLY The llama though a useful mammal Is duller than h1S km the camel I cannot promlse baby llamas Know the1r own fxom other mmamas A FINE POINT The nlce old lady smlled at the llttle glrl who had been left ln charge of the cake shop Dont you sometlmes feel tempted to eat one of the cleam puffs my dearo she asked The llttle glrl was quite shocked Of be stealxng I only l1Ck them' HIGH SOUNDING A couple of alums met one day and were dlSCllSSlI1g this and that and flnally got to the Job subject What type of wolk axe you domg now Jima Why the usual 'ldV6IolSlIlg lun no thmg extla Whats new wlth you? Why I hold the posxtlon as psychx atrlst at a pottery factory Psychlatrlst at a pottery fac o1y'P Yeah I take care of the C1dCked pots YOUR MOVE A preacher whose COIlgI'8g3.f,lOIl xe' u l lly spurn seats 1n the fxont of the chur h was surprised to see on man a stranger nn the vezy fxrst row Aftel the sermon the pastox asked the man why he sat down IH flont The mm replled that bexng a bus drlvex he got people to moye to the lear CIRCUS DAZE A harmless old clown 111 a daze Llcked palt of the palnt off Ins nose Reluctant o waste So pleasant a taste He ate hlmself up-111 his clothes' . v I-sl 5 L 1 x .2 ' I 1 1 I 9 w I . ' v ll K ' - - 44 ' ' A L , uv , . . . . V , n Q ... . . . - . . , . - . g - . . 21. 4 , c ' ' . e , In - , ' - ' - v ' . . . 'P - ' n ' -Y' ' - . K I ' ' , ' Q . u ' ' ' . ' . course, not, she replied. That woulj wanted to find out how the preacher - . K . ' M 2 Wt Y A ' 1 , , . ' . , ' H L 1. , .L' ' .' l , , . . , - . ' - ' v v' V vv - - ' . ' - . c . . : ..... ::::::--:: .... :: ...... ..---.. ....... .. ........ ---- 85 :::::::::::::::::o:::::::o:::::::::::o::::::: HOOUIAM Y. lvl, C. A Builders of Champions and Wholesome Men Courtesy Posey lvlonuloclurmg Co PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON HOQUIAM WASHINGTON offers Congratulations to the Class of 48 Peoples National Bank Bulldmg Member of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 6 . . ...-..-----....--------...--------....-------.. ....-----.....--------....--------...---...,..... I 0 I A . . . :::--::::::::::----:::::::-:::,::::::-::::::: It 1 , L+ ,U ,Ax S' ,J I 'Xl' I 1 I I' XJ 3 ,. f' 17' -1 .J I , , Q, , XL, IA. fl xt' X ' Lf 5 I L , -Ag .... ' ......... ...A.... , v 1 ' , H . 'Y coNGRATuLA'rloNs, CLASS or '48 ,L Tri-City Transit Co. Dependable Transportation LINCOLN CAFE 4 Day and Night Servlce Phone HOQM 546 206 Lnncoln Street Hoqunom THOMAS FLOWER SHOP FIOWEIS by mre to any part of the world as we are bonded members of the Florists Telegraph Assoclatlon Phone Hoqm 1488 Hotel Emerson Bldg PICK-RITE GROCERY AND MARKET Phone Hoqm 'l8'l 7OI Monroe St. Hoquiom HARBOR MARINE SUPPLY COMMERCIAL FISHING SUPPLIES Phone Hoqm 112: 9I2 J Street Hoqulorn Courtesy of Aubrey G Payne CHIROPRACTOR PRYDE BROS SHEET METAL WORKS Sheet Metal and Roofing for Home Mull Factory Tenth ond Simpson Phone Hoqm 236 You ll fund what you wont ot the SOMMERVILLE PHARMACY INC Nc. r r x Waslm ngton Scho l 400 Ontorno Street Hoqulom . . 0 K - . , . . 'K . . I I , . , . , . 'X 1 i Y o :Q::c:ez:----::::::::---------::::-:::-:::--:::-::----- 87 - 1 V . X . -..---------- - - A 3 ---AA-A--- 46 t- A AAQQ- - - Abc- - -1990+403 ' 50154111 TliAiI,.l'IllS, INC. Manufacturers of I , TKATLERS or DISTlllNlCLI'l0N ' , . ' ir Seventh and K Streets - y ,E4 , 1' Y I if A lfoquiam, Wtdshington K -f' ff C4 K - .1 ,-1' ,- -- , - CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF '48 Geo Mason s Garage Complete Automotive Repaurs lll Llncoln Street Hoqm l395 ED S DONUT AND SWEET SHOP FOR THE BEST IIN DOINUTS 522 SIITIDSOII Avenue HOqUlam Wu l Congratulations - sto the! ' Class of 1928 MILK IIE lllEAM ARDEN FARMS C0 Phones Hoqm 462 Abrdn 600 Cong ratulatlons to the Class of l948 Rmnnck Clinleman jllilurtuarp Rhoda G Coleman Earl S Coleman l 'A a , L. ' . l ' I l O l I l n I l 1 1 ,I l Q l . . , . E 7? f 1 -------::--: : :---::--:: :----:::--:::----::-:: :---:::: : :Q if yyU..A,k,'1 VL LU-cbd ,uk-L.J VVQA.,-fx! f1J,vL,Z4, Y' Cyn., his-rlf ' wwwx Q,-bm, XAMXJ We 1-J TAL, N,k,Jx-J uf g X Y, 2 x. K , 0 'L 3 to I f f f r 7 :o:::oo-::::::::::::qo::::::oo::::oo::: oovv-v-----Qo--v WIIE ID il? AII types of ATHLETIC AWARD SWEATERS Moller s Men s Shop SPEEDY SERVICE FUEL CO Phone I-Ioqm 690 6IO Eighth Street Hoqulom Woshmgton if Is! MONDAY AND HE S STILL GOT A DOLLAR' P d O IT PAYS T0 SHOP AT 90 PPV if ! 1 V o ,L if I E I 00 T0 I Op ' , KJ P. .'s Iparsimonious patersl are no draw- H, ba k to a student of economy. His sna , wardrobe doesn't eat up his pocl-:ct money Q -for he buys his clothes at I'enney's-where L A DQ a ollar has a two-way streI1:l1. ! I 4 ' O Q! dx? I I f I I KJ 's K K II J.c.P1:NlN:vcoMPANv,lf-Q A I I --..- .K 00.0.0.4oo--QQ-0.99-00Qooooooooooooooooooooooooeqq ooooooooooeoooooooooeooq 4-----..-- ---- ----- -------- ----- ----- ---------::,::,-:: -eo----Qo-----o--------ooo-----q-----oo--------- lt is a pleasure to say Hello to the students ot Hoquiam High and to congratulate the Grads STANS FOUNTAIN LUNCH 22Ol Sumpson Avenue ABERDEEN WASHINGTON Good Luca and Best Wushes to the Class of l948 Grays Harbor Chair 6- Mtg Company Hoqunam Washangton The Sport Shop MEAD S The Sportsman s Home Clgars 4l4 Eighth St Phone Hoqm l3l Sportmg Goods Lunch Latest News mn all Sports Comphmenfs 408 Eighth Street H qm H C Watkins, M D Hoqulam Steam Laundry Phone Hoqm 227 BEST WISHES CLASS OF 48 WALT HARRIS GROCERIES and QUALITY MEATS PHONE HOQM 256 lOO2 Lnncoln Street Hoqunam Washlngton 91 1 , . 4 I l l 1 ll I ll 0 4 ' Phone 0 215 l . . ' . . ' 4 5 +- I l B and 16th Sts. Hoquiam l I I 4------------------.-----------------------------------------------------------------..----...-----... ,K oooQ90-0.0.0009.000000QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQOOQQOOOOOOOQOO Hoquiorn's Own . . . Harold H. Sheerer HOTEL EMERSON Good Food Telephone HOQUIAM 1100 Monoger HIGH 560001 5' 70135 School Supplaes and Fountom 14 Simpson Ave Hoqulam Smading Furniture Company Phone Hoqm 1714 407 7th Street Hoqulom Best Wnshes to The Class of 1948 CRAIG BO0K 6. DRUG STORE Prescrlphon Drugglsts 418 SIITIDSOXI Awenue HOQUIAM WASHINGTON HOME GROCERY cleave' 5 8. M EAT COM PANY Women s Appo rel Where the Best Foods ond Meats ore Found Lorraine s Kokery Dehclous Cakes for any Occoslon Phones Hoqm 203 204 611 Slrnpson Ave Hoqunom K Street Hoqulom Phone 407 Qlmpson Hoqm Axenue 'I221 HOQI. IAM DYE WORKS A House jC1euners jDyers WEAR Cl EAN CLOTHES' FREE DFLIVERY Mrs Rose Walren Roy Thomassox 92 Y --------------------- Q---------------------------------- QQ----,-,--,,,,,,,.---,,,,,,,--,,,,,,-,,,-,, i, 3 I . 4 ' sk I , I W n I W O , ., 1 223 ' x. 4 E ' . Q6 f - 0 'z , iz 4 EZS3 :JR ,!a C , . . . v l 'f, J' - .................................... .. ................... 721 VIRGINIA STREET SEATTLE, U.S.A. gulf f? i 1 ni. B WIZDERED BR NDA! N07 0 BRIGHT Poor Brenda she trned so hard But maybe she should have asked an expert whether that word under the spot tn her cook book was a teaspoon or a teacup full of baktng powder Lucky wasnt nt that not so brtght Brenda wasnt on the stat? that got out thus annual for a book luke thus as easter to spotl than a batch Of btscutts ' But your staff dtdn't pull any Brenda boners They knew where to dug to get the latest low down on the lads and lovelues wtth pax of who's who and where nt happened And they also knew that the book had to be easy to read and the pnctures clear so you wouldnt have to say Thats m the one wtthout the tatl Instead of guesstng they went to those who knew the angles and the answers They got the best prunter and chose us to make the engravlngs For 40 years we have spectaltzed un school annuals and know lust how to work wtth edttors, artists, photographers, faculty, and the prtnter to get the best results We belteve you'Il agree that thus book's a beauty, and are glad that Brenda was the little gurl who wasn't there 93 Q? 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