Hoquiam High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Hoquiam, WA)

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and Ron Lund. ilihey played good ball and helped to make the season a fairly success- ful one for the B squad. joe Shandera. late in the season, won a berth on the first squad and played at the state tournament. XYhcn the Balcony Bratsn and the class of '52 put on the annual Sophomore-Junior play. The Perfect ldiot, they won a great deal of applause from an appreciative audience. lncluded in the cast were seven sophomores: ,loc Shandera, Sharon Skeen. Shirley Brown. Xvillard Nlcfracken, Bob Dunn, .lack Robertson, and Stuart Smith. 'lio lead the class of '53 in their meetings and social activities for the first semester. the sophomores chose the following: Pres- ident, Ron Lund: vice president, Leroy .Xndvickg secretary, Bonnie Snider: treas- urer, Lorraine Bagron: sergeants-at-arms. Nancy Louderback and Oscar Roberts: yell king, Ray Nlclfvoy. Second semester officers included: President, Leroy .-Xnd- vickg vice president, Melvin Bartlett: secre- tary, Violet Stritmatter: treasurer, Natalie jordan: sergeants-at-arms, joe Shandera and Dick Phillips: yell king, Ray Nlclfvoy. Sophomore thinclads who turned out all season and promise to develop into excel- lent track material included Dick Phillips. fp-ff' j -c as if . 9 lfroni row' llonnim- Sniilwr. l-'llrl l Flritinattf-r. l'-iv Xlm-lfvov X14-lvin lI'ir1l+'1' H--'11 liolve-Hx 'l'm-il Hziillolvl. lfrank Ring, Oscar Roberts, Larry Johan- nes, .lohn Baginley. Ray Nlclfvoy. Larry Thompson, Bob Durnev. Neale Thompson. Bill Nlarkley, Paul Rowe, lid Bochenski. and 'lied Radford, manager. Diamond candidates were equally en- thusiastic, and fourteen boys reported ev- ery night after school at Olympic Stadium. The following answered Coach Swart- hout's call for players: joe Nlulligan. Bob Parsons. Gordon Stone, Joe Shandera, Mel Bartlett, Neil Helland, Glenn Hare, Loren Kasperson, Dick Olson. Paul Vigil, LeRoy qlndvick, Richard Bland, lfddie lfrodel and Louis Chorba, manager. Row 1: Akins, Aiiili-iw-ii, ti: .Xrifli-rs.m4 11,3 A,-,.mr Ask .XlllYt'l'l, liuilf-jv. limi 1' li, H--nn--r. lit-nm-tt. lil-nlley, lla-mg.-1-im, 11 g . Brown. M.: llrown. li. Row 2: Hurglmr. Hultraim, 1'.isior, l'liilm:in. U11-:ivt-r. Hoey Voonsi-, tooli.-i'. toulsion. tolxrs--y. nh Cross, Cruzzin, Imily. lwlaiimir, Row 3: lbvlmmr. lit-lvpiessv. lwolitll--. lilliolt. lflllis. linst gllmliggm, Pupil. I-'rgmsl Gzirilm-r. Girzirwl. Row 4: Ili:-fgg, llllIllfAl'. llzigrgi-yay, llzirlle-y. llairvr-X. rom. Il.: linsirom, li.: Fisli.-r. Hastings. ll:-Lrg. He-llzind. ll--r- 4-rzog, llorne llulilil--. Hunley, lljsnlf-. lst-nlmuru. Row 5: Jzirvis. .lf-innings, Jolrzinnvs. Jolianson. Jon--s. Jolmson. V.: John- s 1 l.: .Iolmson. li.: Jolmson S.: Kap-1-ln. Karl. K4-lly, Kill'-ln-1-w, Row 6: King. Kimzsniitli, K1 lx ll f I'u't-fit-ld ladlwv Larson 'Xl' lairson Nl isoff. K:-iros, Krzimer. lirimlwl. ....

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av First Row All-fi to riehil' .Xndyin-k. Arndt. .Xrlliainl. Aurstznl. l,.i:'inlm. llarllitl. lllznnil. .l,. Illzanrl. Ii. llro--kovit-li. ltr-fun I fun. .X.: Brown. S.: Ilruw. Second Row: s'aineron, Patti-rs 'i?i?1 if Q 1, on. l.: 1'2lllt'I'SUIl. I.., filllllllllll. Vliorlm, t'lnrisIi.1n. 4'UllIll5. WIINX Ord 1'r-rss. Vrow. Dixon, Ivress--l, Ilnnn. Third Row: During. lmrm-y. Iillis. livn-rsori, Fllflllllll. I-'lt-lvlnir. Foald--. Iforil. I-1 ul I 1 llllllillilll. tiiivlwll, tir.rp::. tlwi-riwell. Fourth Row: Hottwigg. Hazitg, llilL1'2'4'l'lj. llzill. llairi-, llariison. If.. H.irrison. lv I AVVIIX. H+-llnnd, llt'!lI'lli4Q'll, llt'!'!'lIlQl'lt7Il. lllll-lilllll. llolv-Lis. Fifth Row: ll-'VW-wil. Jilllitllllff. .lor1l.in. liasi--rsori. lxil ni 1 nwxy, Kina. Kr.unii-r. Kreig-ir, lat-. l,ihlvy. I,indstron1. I :ii--. Sophomores Ready to Move-Down A-Ks the class of '53 entered high school. they made their way immediately, if some what reluctantly, to the sophomore roost. There they sat for their first assembly on the opening day of school. Naturally they were somewhat frightened, hut the friend- liness and support of the upper classmen soon gave them courage to face the pros- pects of life in the senior high with equani- mity. bn I row: Barley I,oi14l1-i-lm-'k. l.orr:a1in-li:ng- Ion, Bzltzxlie .Iordz111. lionzild l.lHlll. lop Vowi .Inv Slmmlr-r.l, In-Roy Anvlyivk. Xllhen the time rolled around for the sophomores to demonstrate their talents to the upper classmen, it seems they slipped in their responsibilities toward the school. For this lapse, they received the now well- known appellation of Balcony Bratsf' as a reward. However, their pride was so severely wounded that they came through with a sensational assembly somewhat later in the semester. Those participating in it were as follows: Paul Rowe, Don fxrthaud. Nancy Louderhack, jackie Christian, Ho- ward lllhittacker, joe Shandera, Stuart Smith, I.arry Douglas, and .lack Robert- son. 'lihe class of '53 had only one foothall star, jack Pearson. black was the lone sophomore to receive his letter in the grid- iron sport. iliurning out for haskethall were .lack Pearson, Aloe Shandera. lid lfrotlel. l.eroy .Xndyiek. l.arry ilihompson, Dick Phillips. 24

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9 Q ex' 0.anq-' ul -0 3? 5 Llf v rst Row tl--It l1'I'l2llTlI I.oiidvi'lv:1--R. Ludwig. l.und,.l.1I.un1l. ILL Nl-'I'-mzuii. XI-'1'i':t-livin. Blelivoy, Mv!4':t1'i'--ri. Alnrklt-5 Xli ilu Xlisvlilv-r, Bl-Ie-. Neiwortli. Hlson. Il Second Row: Ulson, J.: Hslnwr, list:-rqiiiwl. l'.trsoi1s. l'1is-'ot-. IN-:xi'so1i, l'0wt-ll. liidtiil ell It 1. Risrhtniirt-. Ililvy. Rolf.-ris. t'.1 lloht-rls. ll. lloh--rlsoii. Third Row: Hoot. llowt-. Svhon--ri, S-4-ni, ShztI'I'+-r. Sha ten Smith. V.: Smith. ILL Smith. lv. .1 Smith, lb.. Smith. S.. Snitl.-r, Stone. Fourth Row: Striiinztttvr, Sturm. Siitldt-rlli s In in Stiiith-lI.'I'Q-i'1'y, 'l'+-vis, '1'h--ttorii, 'l'honig-son. l,.. Thompson. N., Tomlin. X'i:.:il. NYhilI.ik'-r. Wit-klnntl. Fifth Row: H11 or nkle, Yzistt-. Ziegler. llztgroii. llnilm-N. In-st, Hunt-h, Iioinglns. Fisher, Hastings. Johnston. Jones Freshmen A11 Set to Move-0ver It won't he long is the chant of the freshmen these days. until we're sopho- mores. .Xfter so many hard years of work, the goal is finally just around the corner, or, more literally, just across the lawn. This year the student body officers, all freshmen, were as follows: President. David .Xrendz vice president, Bill Cleaver: secretary, Carol johnson: treasurer, Mari- lyn Frans: sergeants-at-arms, Gary Cruzan and Jerry Gunter. l.eading the songs and 4 tix Kruse-r-, Shirlt-5' Roh-Arts. Jim laulley yells were Darlene liillehrew. Peggy Daily. Ramona Barker and Pansy Stritmatter, a pert and pretty quartette. Yell kings were the following: .Xlhert Perry. Doyle Yvinter and Richard Karl. Coach Ron l3yler's Cuhs took second place in foothall after getting knocked out of the top spot hy the .Xherdeen Bohkit- tens: however, they had a good, if not a great, season. lfreshman hoys receiving squad letters were Clary Crufan, Chuck Herzog. 'liracy Kosoff, Doyle lYinter, Peter llegg, David .Xrend, lloward l.acefield, Paul Spears, lVinipy llastings, Rohert lice, l.ynn Nloore, Bill Sleasnian. l.arry lvard- low, Duane Nelson. .limniy King. lrwin Xlvickre, llarry Xvarjonen, Norman Ben- ner. jerry Ciunter and Bill Cleaver. The following were awarded li squad numer- als: 'loe XVhilt, Cieorge Nloline. Cecil Sisco, Cierald Reynvaan, Boh llarvey,