Hoquiam High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Hoquiam, WA)

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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. . Y 1 Y 1 I ' 7 1 - ' Q It U ' ' - S' 1 1 1 l ' - . . h . . - I O A U I K - , . , v . . . - ' , ' 1 .L 1 . 1 1 Y . - 1- - ' . . ' ' ' ' L -1 - . y. - . I 1 , ' r ' ' . - ' .. ' ' g ' I 1 1: ' ' I ' . ' ' . 1 ' , V' . 1 1' . ' 1' ' ' ' ' y ' RJ . if ' - ' vs 1 ' ' ' 1 ' , . , ,. I .R C . .D E V ' , , . I I . A 1 - . . r ' r - . - , - Y ' - 'VL 1 ' g cornetist in the band were some of the . . . - , 1 -I . : -1 - ' , ' 1 Y ' ' . ' ' l ' ' 1 ' - Y ' . 1 rr V y- v I - 1 , - 1 4- ' rr 1 .' u , ' - 1 1 ' , - 1 ' , ' v - , - 1 - - . - . D . . ' . , Y ' v' v ' I , 1 ' - nr rl A . . . , . , -. - - . : ' - I ' ' ' 1 1 ' - 1 AL - ' . 71 I ' I . ' , I . I ' . v S - - 21

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