Hoquiam High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Hoquiam, WA)

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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 ' . L 1 I ' h g c 4 - , c 4 v v r- 4 I L ' 4 t 1 g 4 :- v 9 C L o Y 4 l 1. v rl rv t 1 y ' ' r v 1 ' ' rr lg r ' C , Q c 'S ' 3

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