Hoquiam High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Hoquiam, WA)

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'K ,K ' l J rhv No rst Row flt-tr In riulirig Axtlazrisliii. .Mil-tins. Arnie-rson. J.1 Ainlwrsoii, l ,: .Mila-rt. l!:li.:inln-y. lmgroii. link'-r, A., lmkl-r, l., lil eC0nd Row: liwiriinri, lhvrurivrr, lilizilllu-im, Hr'-sson, lifunnks, liroyvrl. liurlrzlm, l'.lllio1m, l'.lY'lSurlI. Vlizlniln-rs, l'lirieligm, Thi,- Ow 1:-sion. lrosliv, lmvis. l-xnols, hlflf-V. lulllolt. luridn-sen. lflwule-l. Gill. llirliv, filoyrl, Fourth Row: 4il'.lllSll'UIIl llrlffin, lily. all I., llglgfn. N.: llrialillu. llaliw, llalrtoliglll liglgiingg. H,.r,g,lrll, Holm, Ilwn. lnulf-, Fifth Flow: lrziolzl, Jolmson. Khin-lzi hurl i lxnl lk lxrimlcl I AHIUHIN I lurk lluhrl l k If y K1lw11p.Kl.-ivlx. ' .I-3 11, .1 . .1 , 14, 1.4, . Juniors Prepare to Move-Up iliensely awaiting Nloving-up Day ex- ercises, juniors look forward with mixed emotions to what for them will be the be- ginning of a new era. Next year. they re- alize, will be a crucial period in their lives. For some it will be their last chance to pre- pare for college training, for others it means the last year of school and the he- ginning of adult responsibilities. On the whole the class feels that they have accomplished a great deal, as can be 1 Ilartoligli, Emil lraola, Holi lnrllounzy Albf-rt Ilien. i - ' .. -new - I , M . 'i x'Fi,' . if Q 4, . vs, V' lv shown by their important undertakings, the class was well represented on November 16 by Pat Merchant, Don Louderback, Betty lwiss, Joanne Anderson, Carole Nlinugh, Richard Chambers, and Valerie Sutherland. This was the date of the junior-Sophomore play, The Perfect Idiot. The juniors contributed a great deal of thought, skill, and hard work in making the junior-Senior Ball a success. For the dance, a Christmas Symphony was de- picted with scenes based on popular Christ- mas songs carrying out the theme. lfmil lraola was co-general chairman with Klar- lene Philbrick, .Xrlene lVinter. Valerie Sutherland, and Ron Pyeatt as chairmen of other committees. 'lihose serving under them were the following: Carole Snyder, Pat Nlclfwen, Nlarjorie Nlartin, Nlarilyn Smith, janet Palmer, Charlotte lvalter, Carol lfrodel, .-Xlan U'Connor, Rex llare. Bill Vvatkins, Agnes Baginley, .Xrnol 22

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lfchols, Walter Coston. Nlyron Nlulligan. and the class ol'liicers. ilihe following were the officers for the liirst semester: l'resident, lfmil lraola: xice president. Carl llastings: secretary, .Ioanne .XIltlL'I'SHllI sergeant-at-arms, -lack llar- tough: yell king, Xlarvin llolm. Changes tor the second semester included: l'resi- dent. Carl llastings: vice president. Bolt ljllgtlllllffISL'l'gL'1lHf-Elf-llVIHS. .Xl lhen. .Xn lfntertaining .Xuctionf the junior assemhly, was held lfehruary lo. 'lihose taking part were costumed as Xegroes who had heen evicted from their hotel. Boh llolm was the auctioneer and Nlyron Nlul- ligan the policeman. 'lihe program also in- cluded a Hill!! hand, songs, dances, accor- dion and piano solos and other types of en- tertainment. ,lunior hoys proved themselves vitally important to the foothall team this year. 'lihose making letters were Bill liagron, Carl Hastings. black llartough, .Xl Ihen. Roy Benner. Nlike Perry and 'lierry Strom. ilihose making letters in haskethall were Ray Key, .Xl lhen, Carl Hastings and john Sundquist, manager. The junior hoys also gave plenty of sup- port to the spring sports program. rlirack- 1.il'l llt:xIlH3lS. Ilrziieii 4V'I1-lifl llfrvni II lui .Io.i:il1i- .Xi--i--wot: men turning out were Bill YYatkins, Xlyron Nlulligan, Boh Calhoun, Curtis .Xsk. Boh I.aBounty, Yvayne I.auck. XValter Coston. .Xrnol lfchols. Terry Strom, .Xl lhen and Kip Burnett. Dave Gill. Ray Xvickre, Boh Holm. fier- ald Wvalimaki. Ray Key. Carl Hastings and Gene Xvinter reported to the hasehall dia- mond for their spring workout. Bunny Cirilhn and Rex Hare were managers. 'lied Vlvheeler and john Sundquist turned out for hoth golf and baseball and l'irank Croshy traded cluhs for track shoes for several meets. . A 1-Voswy, B1-Iiwn-n, Mal-fxilli. Martin, Mason. Al-11 l tit rst Raw il.-fl In riuhtrt I.-uiitit-y'tv.twk, IP.. I,oudt-rniilk. Iniiitlw-ri NI I k I irli1It11t:rI'tlimr limi! I nm in I in Iii J nk Nlinngqh. Alot-I.-5. Second Row? Nliwvl-, Nlzilliuan. Xt-ixxtv . ni, - -- eq 'Q-'1 vt- 't--' '.-'fs on, S.: I'hilhri4-k. Third Row: IH-tv.ll, l'n1-vis, V3-uttt, I-It-1-ll. Hook. Iiosztiidvr. Iloss, Smith. Snyder. Starr, Sri--Kel, N1 ourth Row: Stunt-. Strom, Siintlqnisi, Sntlu-1-l.in1l. Swann, Swqinson. Swift, Twiss. Wqinzt-11 XX.iZ1ni.iki, Fifth Row: Halt.-i XX i XX w NVzlIkins, XVQ-VIS, XYliwel.-r, XY:--ki'--, NYilli:lms. XYi:itfr, .LL 'iri'e1', 43.1 NVittrt-ix. .ffx ii V