Hudson Bay High School - Aquila Yearbook (Vancouver, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1956 volume:

£ e P Jlf SXCCa AM y- SZJ-X J? . . . 'fJofijU. ia 64-ts CsrxJ j c sot . «' nT ..n w MU Lt 5?L MMlAs.... HUDSON'S BAY HIGH SCHOOL • 120 6 HAST RESERVE STREET, 'ifi KZ wMl ■Joe CdCfTL FOREWORD Two years ago if was just a dream, but in February of this year it became a reality. The construction of Hudson's Bay High School was complete enough for us to move in. We did so with hopeful thoughts for the future and happy memories of the past. In the same manner the school was constructed, so is this book put together, to hold our memories of friends we made, dreams we dreamed, and the things we learned. This first edition of AQUILA is erected to endear in our thoughts Hudson's Bay High School . . . where the whole person is developed. 1 'i MU1 , . J I Iff' Ii ‘ i ’ ’ ' I fi ft 1ft A fc l 'l ' DEDICATION These first graduates of Hudson's Bay High School have many pleasant recollections tucked away in their Book of Memories. Upon leaving high school these seniors will devote all of their energies to the fulfillment of the hopes and dreams filling the pages of that book. The new life built from these dreams with hard work and simple faith will be one filled with happiness, joy and with a limitless future shining brightly before them. To this graduating class the Aquila Staff extends its sincere wishes for good luck and a life of abun- dant good fortune. To these, the 1956 graduates, this Aquila is dedicated. sCLCAMtreA jtAeS pSlasriA -fax, s tcn A. DALE WHITENACK, who serves as Superintendent of Schools . . . MAX SNYDER, serving in the capacity of Deputy Superintendent . , . SCHOOL BOARD Dale W. Read, President Dr. I. C. Munger, Jr., Vice President Mrs. Cleora Willis Mrs. Jean Canova Herbert F. Wark LOREN TROXEL, who is Assistant Superin- tendent for Vocational Education. •JhasridL -rocur s xJLerv The seniors to graduate in this year’s class have more to remember about their senior year than probably any other seniors in the United States. We had the unique experience of dividing our big class into two groups, of being transported to classes all over town for the first semester, of moving into our new quarters even though they were not ready, of sitting in classrooms that were so arranged that we could learn much more than just what our teachers were telling us because we could also hear the teachers on each side of us, of having lockers that were nice but open to the public, of having a campus without grass, planning our own sidewalks, of having a building that will be the envy of many school districts, and of still being able to get our lessons, our credits, and graduating in a normal way. I wish to congratulate you for taking all these problems in stride, for developing a school spirit for the basketball season that was second to none in the league, and for organizing your student government to fit the needs of this school without copying others. I want to remind you that although we have had some problems, this year also has given you special opportunities. You will always be able to come back to Hudson’s Bay Homecoming as the “Number One graduating class. You will have the opportunity in future years of boasting that you were an EAGLE, because this is going to be a great high school. You will have an opportunity of looking at a school twenty years from now that was so designed that it will be as modern then as it was the day you moved in. Good luck, EAGLES. Spread your wings. See the world. There is no height to which you can’t fly if you try. ELDON BOYD Principal 'Z tcC CU. S. This first yearbook for the new Hudson’s Bay High School will in years to come provide you with many memories of your first year as a student body. No doubt, the high-light of your school experience was the opportunity to observe the opening day’s ceremonies February 3, of this year. I shall never forget it. When your Student Body President cut the ribbon and called your attention to the significance of the event, she launched into existence what is certain to become one of this state’s outstanding high schools. Your student leaders can look back with a sense of real accomplishment. Think of the many things they did — selected your school colors, decided upon a mascot, chose names for your paper, and this yearbook, formulated a student body constitution, set up a Safety Commission, which received the commendation of community leaders. These are a few of the many achievements! We are well on our way. With your continued support HBHS will have a long and proud history. Donald E. Fowler CONSTRUCTION! The process of building, shaping, form- ing. We of Hudson’s Bay are deeply involved in that process. Each day about the building we notice skilled workmen en- gaged in building, shaping, forming. We have watched the men lay the floor in the gymnasium, and we have seen the sidewalks go in. Each week marks the completion of one project and the beginning of another. There is another phase of CONSTRUCTION in which you of HBHS are active participants. You are building in a spiritual sense. You are establishing traditions and ideals. The results of your efforts will be manifested in your concern for your school and its good name, in the care you take of your build- ing, in your attitudes towards your homes and your community. As you assume your responsibility in this phase of the CON- STRUCTION, be determined in your goals, and true to your ideals. Let this motto be your guide: Esse quam videri. To be rather than to seem. Catherine Harty Our new high school is a beautiful group of structures. The site is a historical one that should be the envy of other schools. The job ahead is to build the educational advances to match both site and buildings. This will fake work, time and patience. Along with educational advances goes the making of tra- ditions. In our attempt to mold students into useful citizens and give our future leaders the necessary tools to work with, we shall need the co-operation of all. If is hoped that everyone will contribute his share in this plan. Many new phases of teaching are in evidence that eventu- ally will replace present methods. Changes and progress are slow to establish themselves in education. However, with the advent of new techniques, it seems as though modern inven- tion will dictate new methods that we shall soon experience in our new school. This is just one evidence that our progress is going to go on and on. Roy Sandberg ALEXANDER, GERALD Woodshop Sophomore Clow J BELL, EUGENE W Bookkeeping, Bunnest low Hi-Y, Teacher Bowling BERTOGLIO, MICHAEL Physical Education Wre tling, Rifle Club, Boy ' Intromufal� , Golf COX, EVERETT Metal Working, leather RoBy Squad BELOW, LOUIS E. Printing Boy Window, OuiB and Scroll DUNLOP. CATHERINE DAVIS, CECIL E. Brology Auto Mechonict Uther Club EVANS. RUBY English Make up Club HALL. WILLIAM Agriculture F.F.A. FERTAKIS. JOHN Stenography, Personol Typing Office Proctice, Teacher Bowling HILISTROM. A. C. Phytkt, Podio 11 Aquila StaH KOuuuai L . . . HITT, MILTON Arts and Croftt, Ceromict HARRIS. DELMAR Psychology. German Aquilo, German Club, International Relation , Audio-Vituol Aid MR. JAMES SCOTT GILLESPIE, E. G. Mofhemofic Teacher Bowling HALL. RUTH french French Club JAHRAUS, HELEN Psychology. English Future Teochers. Teacher Orientation JOHNSON. WALTER Agriculture JOLLIVER. IRVIN Humonilitt Staging jvn, JUsOLnsrvuruy... KARAS. JOHN Retail Selling, Spanish Retoiler� Club. . vjj McCALL. IRENE Home Economics F.H.A. MYERS, PHILLIP ORR. OPAL Machine Shop Chemistry, Mathematics PATTEN, RUTH Art, Wearing Art Club POE, THOMAS Social Studios Football, Batketboll, Trock ROEDER. PAUL Tasting scon, JAMES Typing, Nowswriting Photography, Boy Window, Teocher Bowling SALTER, DOROTHY Dromo, Spaach, English Thespian� , Ploys SMITH, DORIS Vocal Music Tfi-M SCHWARTZ, FRANK Social Studios Boi ball, Philoiophy Club SMITH. MAXINE Girls Physkol Education Girl� ' Intramural� , Girl� ' Sports Club, Sophomore Roily Squad SUCKLING. LEN j. Driver Training Basketball, Football, Tenni� TORONGO, Al Photography VICK, MADISON Instrumantol Musk WHITMORE. GEORGE Mothamotics Junior Clo� � Coun� elot, WIESEKE, SALLY English Senior Class Counselor WEBER. JANE English Academic Competition� WHYTE. DONALD Mechanical Drawing VOCOLO. JOSEPH Spanish, Latin Spanish Club, Latin Club, Sophomore Baseball 4 0As sdAiJLcrrdL rri olAjL '. Taking a few minutes out from their duties as secretaries are Mrs. LaDonna McNeal, Mrs. Gertrude Robins, and Mrs. Dorothy Mayer. An important but often unrecognized function is that of maintaining a clean building. That function is performed by M. J. Gates, inset, Allen Anderson, Richard Clark, and Eric Pierson. Seeing that we have a well balanced, hot lunch each day is the job of Lillie Smith, Agnes Summerville, Mabel Dell, Estelle DuPree, and Harriet Holland. ■ 'i 'W ClQ55e5 Gutf lindquitt preiidcd o� Senior Cio� � Pre� i- dent. Vice Pretident, Frank Bole� . � erved in Ihe obtence of Ihe prc� idenl. Treoturer, Terry Boyd, kepi o financial record for Ihe Senior Clot� . Suton Pelerten. a� Secretory, look minute� of Senior Council meeting . Doreen Carney. Student Committioner of the Senior Clot� , terved on committee� and repre- tented the dot� ot Student Council. 5 c xKcjjv sc£qu1s s . mm ■ BRUCE HIXON 4 BETTY HUMPHREYS SUSAN PETERSEN JERIS RANDALL LoVERNE ROOS di Al l it UTE tO . . . . cS s n un ADAMS, HENRY A Bond; B Bond AIKEN, HERBERT ALBIN, LORETTA Office Practice ALDRICH, JANE F.T.A. Reporter ALEXANDER, DAVID A.S.B. 2nd. Veep; St. Choir Dir.; Orchestra Con. Mst.; Pres. M.M.M.S. ALLEN, MARGARET Choir; Teacher's Tea; Library Club; Thanksgiving Assem. ALLEN, RICHARD Ftbl. Team Outstanding in Agriculture MARVIN BAUER Outstanding in Art EARL CUNNINGHAM ANDERSON, DIANE Office Sec. Voc. Bid. ANDERSON, WINSTON Adv. Rep.;Yell King; Clubs: Ski; B.l. Rep.; Jr. Assem. ANDREWS, KEN V. Ftbl.; V. Bskbl.; V. Track; Adv.; Veep, Pre� .;Chrmn. Safety Comm. ARCHER. MARLENE A Capella; Adv. Sec., Veep; Treble Clef; Assem. BACHMAN, CAROL A.S.B. Pres.; Cheer Leader; Soph. Rep.; G. St. Del.; Big Sister BATES, FRANK B Chorus; V. Ftbl.; Soph. Ftbl.,- P.E. Assist.; Sr. Class Veep; Adv. Slsmn. SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL. Standing Left to Right: Eugene Messer, Denny Kiggens, Lynn Axton, Terry Boyd. Gust Lindquist, Frank Bates, Fred Eaton, Winston Anderson. Sitting: Judy Boyd. Janet Dixon, Doreen Carney, Deanna Williamson, JoAnn Waldow, Susan Petersen, Shirley Reedy, Marcia Loree, Pat Denny. ARNETT, RONALD AUST, JANET Adv.: G.l. Rep., Sec., Slsmn.; Big Sister; G.A.A.; Spanish Club AXTON, LYNN Choir Sec.-Treos.,- Adv. Pres.; Intro. Bskbl. BAIN, ROBERT Varsity Bskbl.; Boys Marching Choir BARCUS, ALICE Treble Clef; Ski Club; Librarian Club BARR. CAROL Big Sister; G.l. Rep.; G.A.A.; Pep Band; A Band BAUER, DELORES G.A.A.; Comm. Club; G.L. Mix; Off. Assist. BAUER, MARVIN Adv. Slsmn.; F.F.A. Veep; Spanish Club BEERY, STAN V. Ftbl.; Aud. Staff; B.l. Rep.; B. Chorus BENJAMIN, DAROLD F.A.A. BENNETT, SAM Ski Club BERGERON, PAULA BLETH, DELORES Red Cross Room Atten. BORGEN, NEIL BOBO, BETTY Quill Scroll; Career Con. St. Chrmn.; Big Sister; Aquila Stf. BORK, MARY ELLEN G.l. Pres.; Jr. Class Sec.; Jr.-Sr. Prom Prin.; He. Prin.; Ten. BOLDS, DIANA Adv.: Slsmn., G.L. Rep., Sec.; Big Sister; Tolo Comm.; G.A.A. BOURKE, GLORIA Teachers Orientation Outstanding in Athletics KEN ANDREWS JO ANN WALDOW BERRY, CONNIE Aquila Editor; Big Sister; G.A.A.; Quill Scroll BORCHERS, PAUL Track; B.l. Rep. BOWER, CAROL G.l. Rep.; Treble Clef; Jr. Achiev.; G.l. Mix; '54-55 Senior Paper BOYD, JUDY Adv.: Rep., Pres., Slsmn.; G.l. Rep.; Teachers Orientation BOYD, TERRANCE Sr. Closs Treos.; Boys’ Marching Choir; Bowling League BRIGHAM, LEONARD A. Bsbl.; Choir; Dromo Play JoAnn Waldow and Eugene Messer represented the Senior Class in all maior activities. Deanna Williamson and Tim Cannell illustrated the difficulties that occurred in fitting caps and gowns. I BROWN, DENNIS BROWN, JOHN F.F.A. BRUNNER, CAROLYN G.A.A.; Girls' Chorus rV BUCHOLTZ, JOHN CANOVA, BRUCE B. Ftbl., Bsbl.; V. Track; Clubs: Latin, Span.; Adv.: Veep BURGESS, MARVALOU Treble Clef; A Copello; Retail Selling CARDON, KENNETH A.S.B. Veep; V. Ftbl., Bsbl.; Adv.: B.l. Rep., Pres., Slsmn.; T. Coun. Pres. BUSS, WILLIAM Philosophy Club; Jr. Achiev. CARNEY, DOREEN Sr. Class Comms; March of Dimes Chrmn.; Sr. Party; G.L. Rep.; Big Sister CANNELL, TIMOTHY Clubs: Inter. Rel., Philosophy CARROLL, JIM Adv.: Pres., B.l. Rep., Sec.; Intro. Ftbl. CARTER, FRIEDA G.A.A.; Treble Clef COLEMAN, ROSEMARIE Span. Club; Adv.: Rep., Sec.; Bowling league; Homecoming Comm. CUSIC, CHARLOTTE Chorus; G.A.A. CLARK, CRAIG Wrestling CLAY, SHARON G.l. Rep.; Adv.: Rep., Veep; Bowling CONNORS, PATRICIA G.A.A.; G.L. Rep. DANIELS, BRUCE Retail Selling Club CUNNINGHAM. EARL Triad; Adv.: Sec., Rep.; Chrmn. Career Day, Comm: Sr. Party, Wht. Christmas DAVIS, IRENE G.A.A.; Clubs: Triad, Bowling, Ski Outstanding in Bookkeeping BRUCE HIXON Outstanding in Chemistry JERIS RANDALL CLEMENTS, HAROLD CURTISS, CAROLE Adv. Veep; Clubs: G.A.A., F.H.A.; Bowling; Swimming; Business Office DEARINGER, DONA Treble Clef; Retoil Selling DeHART. JOANN Adv.; G.l. Rep., Rep.; Treble Clef; G.A.A.; Office Assistant DENNY, PATRICIA A.F.S. Scholarship; Big Sitter; Clubs: French, G.A.A.; Adv.: Pret. DRAKE. LARRY Printer FALEY, ARNOLD Cross Country Track; Track; Swimming Team EATON, FRED Press Club; Adv. Pres.; Sr. Assem.; B.W. Staff; Printer FALLS, DON Adv. Pres. DIXON, JANET Adv.: Pres., Slsmn.; Big Sister; Chorus; Treble Clef FANNING, MARGIE Off. Practice; Adv. Slsmn.; Library Club DIZMANG, LORETTA Band; G.A.A.; F.H.A. ENGLISH, JANICE Soph. Yell Queen; A Capello; Adv.: Sec., G.l. Rep.; G.A.A. FEEZOR, NANCY Office Practice ri r i lr FELTS, GERALD FISH, ARTHUR V. Ftbl. Mgr.; Printer; F.F.A.; Retoil Selling; locker Mon.j lettermon Adv. B.l. Rep. FOULKE, CAROLEE Adv. Slsmn.; Treble Clef; Girls' Choir GAYLE, EDWARD Ftbl.; Bsbl.; Bskbl.; B.l. Rep.; Soph. Closs Veep GANDY, MAURINE Treble Clef; Comm: Christmos, Thonks., Tolo, Foil Con.; Music Meet GAYLOR, ROLAND Soph. Ftbl.; Retailers' Club FORD, MARY JO G.A.A.; G.A.A. Assem.; Homecoming Comm.; Adv. Sec. GANTKA, LARRY J.V. Ftbl.; J.V. Bsbl. GERSTEIN, RICKY B.W. Sports Ed.; Aquiks Sports Ed.; Adv.: B.l. Rep., Veep Outstanding in Cooking Outstanding in Drama and Vocal Music BARBARA QUIRK JOSEPHINE HARALSON FORGEY, SANDRA Job's Daughters; G.A.A.; Spanish Club GARR, PHILLIP Ploys: All School, Sr.; Clubs: Thes. Pres.; Adv.: Pres., B.l. Rep. GIPSON, JESSIE G.A.A.; Volley Boll Copt.; Bskbl. GOOD, JIM GORDON, FRANCES Girls' Choir; French Club GRAHAM, FRED HAMPEL, NANCY G.A.A.; A Copello; Melodiers; M.M.M.S.; Treble Clef HARALSON, JO A Choir; Comm: G.l. Mix; F.H.A. GRAY, ROBERT Retail Selling Seniors from both schools took part in the annual Senior Party, “The Last Roundup. GUSTAFSON, BEVERLY Red Cross Club HALL, NANCY Copt. Bowling Teom; library HAMPTON, JAMES Ftbl.; J.V. Ftbl.; Adv. Pres.; Trock HARVEY, JOHN Adv. Pres.; Cross Country Track HAN. RICHARD Bsbl.; A. Band; Pep Band; J.V. Bskbl.; Orchestra HAYNES, ROLAND Sub-District Pb. Spk. Contest; F.F.A. HANSON. CLARA M.M.M.S.; G.A.A.; A. Band; Pep Band; Dance Bond HECKER. GENE HEIDE, HAZEL G.A.A.; A Copello; Treble Clef; German Club; Adv.: Treos., Sec. HERSHEY, CLARA ANN G.A.A.; F.H.A.; F.T.A.; Ushers' Club; Comm: Christmas Boll; lib. HIXON. BRUCE Adv.: B.l. Rep., Slsmn.; Spanish Club; Intra. Bskbl.; Band HENDRICKS, JAMES B.W. Staff; Printer; Press Club HILLS, COLEEN G.A.A.; Clubs: Ski, Triad, lettergirls', French HOCHHALTER, WAYNE HENNAGIR, PATRICIA G.A.A.; Photography lab Assistant HINES, EARLENE Girls' Choir; librarian; Library Club HOFFMAN, BERNICE F.H.A. Treas.; G.A.A.; Aquila Staff; Quill Scroll Outstanding in Industrial Arts BLAKE SCOn Outstanding in Instrumental Music JANET AUST HENTON, ROSALIE Ushers' Club; G.A.A.; Attendance Office HITCHCOCK, LARRY V. Bsbl.; B. Ftbl., Bskbl.; Bsbl.; A Capella,- Choir; Adv.: Pres., B.l. Rep. HOLPER, JOHN HOUSTON, DOROTHY Office Practice HOWARD, ALAN Soda pop and doughnuts were served at the Senior Party. Bsbl.; Latin Club; Choir; Locker Monitor HOWE, BARBARA Red Cross Rm. Atten.; Advanced Droma; Hi-Steppers HULL, ORVILLE Retail Selling HUMPHREYS, BETTY Big Sister; Office Assist.; Career Day Chairman HUTCHISON, OE ANNA G.A.A.; Office Practice HYMAS, JACQUELINE G.A.A.; Clubs: lettergirls. Retail Selling; Assem.: Retail Selling JOHNSON, LAVERNE Choir; Treble Clef; G.A.A.; Bowling; Assem.; Off. Practice JASTER, DELORES G.A.A.; F.H.A.; All School Ploy; Adv. Slsmn.; Assem. JONES, ANITA G.L Rep.; Choir JENKINS, JUDY G.L. Rep.; G.A.A.; Tolo Comm.; Campaign Assem.; Big Sister JONES, CLARA Girls’ Chorus; Assist, lib.. Off.; Clubs: lib.. Comm., Ski JEWETT, CAROLYN G.A.A.; Bowling; Adv. Slsmn.; Treble Clef; Off. Practice; Chorus JONES, JASON F.F.A. JONES, MARY C. JONES, MEARLENE All School Ploy; Jr. Assem.; G.A.A.; G.l. Assem. Clubs: Ski, Thes.; Comm: Sr., Jr. Party, He. KARABUT, ANATOLE Leather Croft; Photography KIGGENS, DENNY J.V. Bskbl.; Adv.: Pres., B.L. Rep.; Clubs: Span., Key; V. Track KNOWLING, ROBERT Boys' Marching Choir; Boy Window Staff KOWARSH, KAREN KIEV, MARY G.l. Rep.; Big Sister; Ticket Slsmn.; S. Club,- G.A.A.; G.l. Assem., Con. KUHNHAUSEN, REBECCA G.l. Rep.; Clubs: G.A.A., Latin, Lettergirls; Comm: M.D.; Mix; Bowl.-Ore. St. Outstanding in Nursing Outstanding in Photography ROSALIE SCHLEICHER PAT HENNAGIR KERN, FLORINE G.A.A. KLOSTER, SHIRLEY G.A.A.; Off. Practice LACHNITE, DIANE Big Sister; A Capella; Treble Clef; Adv. Slsmn.; P.E. Assist.; G.A.A.; Chorus LADDUSAW, BETTY LOU F.H.A. Sec.; Adv. Assist. LARIS, DORA LEE Underclassmen Day was a new experience for the seniors. LARSEN, GARY Photography Club; Locker Monitor; B.L. Rep. LARSON, BEVERLY Treble Clef; Choir; G.A.A.; Swimming LAYMAN, HAROLD LEHR, DARLENE Choir; Assem.; Off. Practice V LEICHNER. JANET G.A.A.; F.H.A.; Off. Practice LINDQUIST, GUST Sr. Class Pres.; Phil. Club; Debate LOGAN, MARY Y.F.C.; Westminster Fellowship LOGHRY, CHARLES LOREE, MARCIA G.l. Cabinet Rep.; Clubs; Inter. Rel., Phil., Ger.; A Capella LUDWIG, BARBARA All School Play; Clubs: Red Cross, F.N., Phil.; St. Banker; G.A.A. LUNGO, RALPH LYON, ROSALENE G.A.A.; Assem.; Comm: Homecoming, White Christmas Ball McCOLLOM, KEITH Gold Team; B.l. Rep.; Boys' Chorus; B.W. Staff MATHIS, MARY Spanish Club; Dramatics Club; Yell Squad MdRVIN, SHARON Chorus; Clubs: French, G.A.A., Phil., Triad Sec.; Homecoming Comm. MATTESON, MARGARET Clubs: Latin, Future Nurses; All School Play; Bowling MILLER, JO ANN Office Practice MILLER, MARVIN Retail Selling MADARA, SANDRA Office Practice MENDENHALL, RUTH French Club; G.l. Rep.; Choir MILLER, THOMAS Intramural Sports; Printing Staff MARTIN, KEN Retail Selling Club; All School Play MESSER. EUGENE Clubs: Inter. Rel. Pres.; Triad, Phil., Ski, Thes., Sr. Rep.; Std. Council MINER, MARY LOU G.A.A.; Spanish Club; Rally Squad; Sr. Party; G.L. Style Show MITCHELL, DAVID Printer; Off. Assist.; Infra. Bskbl. MONAGHAN, JACK V. Ftbl.; J.V. Ffbl.; Printing Selecting, fitting and buying suits for graduation was a problem for many senior girls. MONAGHAN, JOSEPH NELSON, BARBARA Spanish Club; A Capella; Treble Clef; G.L Rep.; G.A.A.; Off. Practice OLIN, KAREN Clubs: Ski, Triad, G.A.A., French; Comm: White Christmas MONAGHAN, MICHAEL Adv. Rep.; Intra. Sports NOCE, SYLVIA G.A.A.; G.L. Mix OLSON, BARBARA Adv.: Sec., Slsmn., G.L. Rep., Veep; Big Sister; G.A.A.; Clubs: French MOORE, RENEE Adv. Sec.; Orchard's P.T.A.; Moose Club; Off. Assistant NORDGAARD, MARILYN OLSON, BETTY G.L. Treos.; G.A.A.; Adv. Pres.; Clubs: Ushers, French NAGEL, KEN Tennis ODELL, TRUDY G.A.A.; Clubs: Latin, Retail Selling Sec.; Girls' Chorus; Assem. OLTMANN, SHERRIL OVERTON. JACKIE OWENS, RICHARD Ski Club; Adv. Pres. PAYTON, PATRICIA Band; Choir PAULSON, KAREN Future Nurses; G.A.A.; All School Play; G.l. Rep. PARCELS, DELORES G.A.A., Future Nurses; Pep Bond PERRY, CHARLOTTE Treble Clef PETERSEN, SUSAN Sr. Class Sec.; A.F.S. Scholarship; Adv. Pres.; Clubs: Spanish, G.A.A. PETERSON, BARBARA Girls' Chorus; Treble Clef; Attendance Office PHILPOTT, WILLIAM F.F.A. Outstanding in Sewing CONNIE BERRY Outstanding in Stenography DELORES BAUER PATTERSON, JOHN F.F.A. PETERS, GEORGE PICKETT, DAN A, B Bsbl.; A Band; Bskbl.; Soph. Assem.; Lettermans' Club PIELE, DON All School Ploy; Adv. Pres.; S.B. Comm.; Tennis; Jr. Assem. PIKE. ELEANOR A Bond; Pep Bond; Adv. Sec.; Coreer Day Chrmn.; Phil., G.A.A. PLAGMANN. MARY Attendance Room; Retail Selling Club; Comm. POUNCEY. FRANCES Alien. Off. Assist.; Lib. Assist.; Choir; Adv. Sec. RANDALL. JERIS G.A.A.; Phil. Club; Debate Team; D.A.R. History Test Final exams today. .. . Seniors excused. POGUE. DON PONN, JOLETTA POPKES, SHARON A. Bond Majorette; Assem. Library Assist.; Girls' Chorus; Treble Clef POWER, JUDIE Clubs: G.A.A., French, Inter. Rel.; Choir; Comm: Mix, He., Tolo POYFAIR, CHERIE Homecoming Queen; G.A.A. Trees.; A Capella; Adv. Pres.; Melodiers QUIRK, BARBARA Triad Veep; A Capella; Choir, G.A.A.; Adv.: Pres., G.l. Rep., Slsmn. RATHBUN, ALLAN RAYBURN. PATSY Clubs: Philosophy, Rifle, Inter. Rel. REEDY, SHIRLEY Adv.: Pres., G.l. Rep.; F.H.A. Off. Assist. REINHARDT, DIANNA V. Swimming Team; Big Sister, Lettergirls; G.A.A.; Bwlng.; Mi ROBERTSON, HOWARD V. Ftbl.; Track; P.E. Assist. SCHAVE, MARIE Orchestra; G.A.A.; Adv.: Rep., Sec.; Comm: He., Jr.-Sr. Prom RICHARDS, SHEILA Clubs: Spanish Trees., Inter. Rel. Reporter; Future Nurses ROEHRS, WARREN Ftbl.; Bsbl. RICHARDSON, DON V. Bskbl.; B.l. Rep.; Bsbl ROOS, LaVERNE G.l. Rep; G.A.A.; Home Ec. Assist. Teacher RITTER. MELISSA G.A.A.; F.H.A.; A Capella,- Adv.: Sec.; G.l. Rep.; Big Sister RUNNION, KATHERINE Retail Selling Club; Girls' Choir; F.H.A. SCHLEICHER, ROSALIE Future Nurses Club; Bowling; log Staff SCHLEINING, JoANN Choir; Treble Clef; Girls' Choir; G.A.A.; Adv. Sec. SCHOLE, SHARON Bowling Club Outstanding in Teaching JUDY BOYD Outstanding in Vocal Music DAVID ALEXANDER SCOn, BLAKE Adv.: Pres., B.l. Rep., Slsmn.; Intro. Bskbl.; Senior Party SCOTT, ROGER Men Are Like Streetcars was the title of the Senior Class Play. SEELEY, CAROL Red Cross Room Atten. SHEPHERD, ALICE Office Practice; Dance Club SHARP, TOM Assist. Study Holl Supervisor SKEANS, DAVID SHAW, SALLY Song Queen; Adv.: Sec., G.l. Rep.; Big Sister; Clubs: Spanish, Inter. Rel. SIGLER, JOANNE Aquila Staff; Quill Scroll; Off. Assist.; Adv. Pres. SHEFCHECK, PAUL Adv. Pres.; Career Day Chairman; 8.L. Rep. SMITH, DIXIE Song Queen, Cheer Leader; Adv.: G.l. Rep., Sec.; Inter. Rel. Trees. SNIDER, PHYLLIS Clubs: Ushers', Future Nurses, G.A.A., F.H.A.; Girls' Choir SMITH, PENNY SMITH, PAT Hi-Steppers; A Band; Assem.; G.A.A.; Orchestra SNYDER, MARLENE F.T.A.; G.A.A.;Girls' Choir STORM, MARGIE Choir; Melodiers; G.l. Rep.; Clubs: G.A.A., lolin, F.H.A.; Bowling; Assem. THOMAS, BILL Ftbl.; Bskbl.; Bsbl.; lettermons' Club; Adv.: Pres., Sec., Rep. TOEPFER, JIM SOMMERFELD, JACK V. Bskbl.; B.L. Rep.; A Copello; Bsbl.; Boys’ Chorus; locker Monitor TANNEHIll, CHARLEIN Girls' Choir, Treble Clef THOMAS, DALE Philosophy Club TORREY, FLETCHER B.L. 1 st. Veep; V. Ftbl.; Lettermons’ Club, Span.; V. Bsbl.; Adv. Pres. STAGGERS, JAN Printer; Locker Monitor TENNEY, ALICE Std. Dir. All School Play; Clubs: French, Inter. Rel., Triad, Jr. Ach. Sis. Mgr. THOMPSON, DANNY Retail Selling Club Veep; Off. Assist. TURNER, LA DONNA Thes.; Big Sister; Adv.: Sec., G.l. Rep.; All School Play; A Capella STOCKTON, PHYLLIS G.A.A.; Dance Dec. THEISS, HOLLY Retail Selling Club; Bus. Off.; Retailers' Comm. THOMPSON, SHIRLEY A.S.B. Sec.; A Band; Pep Band; log; G.l. Rec. Sec.; G.l. Con.; Big Sister VANCE, RUSSELL F.T.A.; locker Monitor VAN RIPER, DOUG Adv. Sec.; Rifle Club; Retoilers Club WALDOW, JO ANN V. Swimming Team; Sr. Rep.; Adv.: Veep, G.L. Rep.; S.W.W., G.A.A. WARING, MARCIA Girls' Choir; Off. Practice WHITE, ELIOUISE Office Practice WALKER, JAMES Adv.: B.l. Rep.; Slsmn. ! , WASTRODOWSKI, JOHN V. Ftbi.; V. Track; Lettermons’ Club WILEY, NANCY Adv.: Sec., G.L. Rep.; G.A.A. VOELKER, JEAN Clubs: Ski, French, G,A,A,; Big Sister; Comm: Inter. Rel., Tolo WALLING, MARCIA G.A.A.; Librarian WENTHIN, LILLIAN Latin Club; Retailers' Club WILLIAMS, WALTER WAGNER. MARY ANN Aquilo Staff; Quill Scroll; Big Sister; G.A.A.; Bowling, Volley Bl.; Tolo WALLWAY, MELBA G.A.A.; Office Practice WHITE, ELAINE Retailers' Club; Retailers' Comm., Shorthand Award WILLIAMSON, DEANNA Clubs: French, Inter. Rel., Treble Clef; G.A.A.; Adv.s G.L. Rep., Pres. WILLIAMSON, RICHARD WOODWORTH, LIONEL Latin Club ZOOK, ROBERTA Retail Selling Club Majorette BAIRD, MILTON BENNETT, DONNA BOWYER, WILLIAM BUTT, KEITH CADY, RONALD WILSON, PAT French Club; All School Ploy; Treble Clef; G.A.A.; Bowling, Volley Ball WYATT, SHEILA G.A.A.; Volley Boll Co Capt.; Bskbl. WIROSTEK, RON Bowling Team; Tennis; Swimming YETTICK, DICK Bowling; Adv. Sec.; Swimming WISDOM, JERRY Clubs: G.A.A., Ushers', F.H.A., Spanish ZENT, SHARON Melodicrs; A Capella; G.A.A.; Treble Clef; Adv.: Rep., G.l. Rep., Slsmn. Gusf Lindquist won the “District Extemporaneous Speech Award. Jane Aldrich won the District Homemaker's Award. CAMERA SHY SENIORS McKELVIE, WAYNE RAGEN, TOM SCHMUNK. JIM SEARS, WALTER STURBY, CECILE CUSHING, DARRYL DEAL, WILLIAM FOX, HARLEY HERBST, KAY MATSON, EDWIN Anderson. Betty Anderson. Grace Anderson. Ronald Annable. Charles Arnold, Ralph Ashard. Beierly Bame. Gerald Baker. John T. Bakke, Karen Beaird, Evelyn Becker, Harolyn A. Beeman, Barbara Bell. Merrie Bennett. Marcia Bertrand. Patricia Bloom, Lance Blye, Laurel Bode. James S. Boersma. Frank A. Bonner. Kathryn touma. Garrett towers, Thomas Bradley. Sam Bradshaw, Marilyn hfe jyxsnt crust xjunA svcJlcbSu smtsrt A xyi, svtritA. AAsC,... T'o’Xt Ifamccmum o)mUft Bradway. Oavid Brasmer. Connie L. Brown. Kent L. Brown, P. Joanne Brusseau. Kenneth Bryan, Carol A. Burgess. Ronald Burgy. Mama C. Campbell. Donald Carver. Mary A. Childers. Wanda M Chittester, Larry Chmelka. Rudolf Cline. Anna Cobb. Roth Cockrum. Mavis Cole. Edward P. Collins. Dorothy Cooke. Rosalie J. Courtney. Robbie Couture. Mai L. Crocklord. Jerry Crogan, Charles Cyr. Gerald Dahl. Karen S. Oavis. Marjorie OeHart, Joseph H. Dempsey. Joe A. Diamond. Charlene Doane. Warren Douthit. Ann Eakes, Maurice Farr, Wilhaa Ferjuson, Randall Fisher, Ralph Fitzgerald. Linda Fleming, Fred Fluter, Patricia Freeman, Paul Frewmg, Kent Frick, Karla Gate. Charles Gardner, Judy Garrard, Mary Gama, Sally Gaston, Virginia Gaul, Susan Gibson, Oeanaa Crasser, Mary Gregory, Thomas Grmdland. Ralph Gross. William Guettroy, Shirley Haack. Charles Hagel. Dianna Hall, Grace Hanes. Sharon Hanning. Leslie Hardesty, Thomas Hart. Jacqueline Hartley. Richard Haukaas. June Hayes. Richard Headley. Gerald Heijne, Barbara Herman. Lea M. Heskett. Beth Anne Hicks, Linda Holsinger, Lu Anne Hoover. Dale Hopte. Suzanne Hubbard. Lila Huihes. Edmne Hughes. Jerry Hulmes. Shirley Hymus. Jerry Inman, Barbara Isaacson, Diane Jacobson. Jacqueline Jamtguard. Lois Jansen. Charlene Jaster, Dave Jiikinson. Marian E. Johnson. Darlene Johnson. James Johnson, Shirley Jones. Jim Jones. Truman Jutila. Ruth Kastner, Kay Kent. Carol Keulen, Atze Kimberly. Randall Klingler. Joanne Kornmann, Jennifer Koths. Carol Koopas. Katherine Kuhn. Gilbert Kunsmaa. Helen Lane. Jackie Langdon, Kenneth Lee. Norma Lopuszynski, Ted Lowder. Harriet Lund, Betty L. Lynch. Leonard Macarty. Ouane Manley, William Martel, Larry Martin, Lawrence Maser. William Mathieu. Bonnie Matkius, Jim Mao. Don Maw. Eugene McAllister. John McDonnell, Barbara McFeron. David McPhaden. Gordon McPherson. Carol Medeiros. Cecile Megiveron, Dean Melton, Michael Meredith, Sheila Mickey. Mary Middlewood, Oarlyce Miller, Arlys Miller, Elizabeth Miller. Jim Miller. Shirley Moir, Warren Molyneux. John Moore. Iran Moore. Ron C. Hosier, Darlene Nicholson, Arlene Norris, Marilyn Novak, Nancy O'Hern, Harry Olsen. Marynell Olson. Bonnie Orkney. Jeannettee Qsbprn. Lillian tfwl, Orville Packard. Judith Parks. Ellyn Paulsen. Marjorie Pearrow. Marfaret Pederson, Kay Pehlki. Oaniel Pengra. Sharon Pick, Dora (Witt) Pifeon. Nettie Piper, Tom Pribbernow, Joan Prohstlield. Dave Quarnberg. Penny Rasmussen. Oennls Rayburn. Robert Reichstield. Richard Richard. Robert Roberts. Lawson Roberts. Nancy Rogers. James Rohrer. Bruce Rose. Oarlene Royle. Delores Royle, Tonita Ruland. Carol Russell. Deanne Rutledge. Gary Ryan, Janet Ryan. Suzanne Sandberg, Ray Sayler, Maleita Schlindler, Mervin Schmeichel. Marlene Schv antes. Larry 0. Scott. Karen L. Scott. Sandra Seal. Shirley Sharon. Barbara Siegel. Gary 0. Skooglund. Karen Small, Roberta Smith. Cynthia Smith. Daie F. Snell. Gene L. Sparks. Thomas Spira. Patricia Strate. Arlene Stein, Shirley Sterton. Don Stnder. Carol M. Syrerson. Sallie Talarico, Pat J. Tanner. Nancy Taylor, Sandra Thatcher. Charles Thomas, Oale Thompson. Lawanna Tisso. Jolene Triplett. Rnssell Tripp. Sue K. Troiel. James 0. Vandetta. Delia J. Van Winkle. James Voorhees, Michael Voyles. Gary B. Walisch, Deanna Walker. Ronald E. Warren. Joanne Wasson. James Waterman. Nancy Weiss, Carol Welch. David Wells. Sharon West. Jack I. Wetzel. George R. Wetzel. Jaye S. Wiik, Sonya M. Williams. Jack Wilson. Harriet Wood, Ronald Worden. Meredith Wyborney. Annette Tost, Linda L. Young, Deanna Yonngstrom. Gary Zaske. David Zenger, Loretta umunos CHARLENE WILLIS..................Treasurer ELNA KNUDSEN. . . .Student Commissioner BETTE HAUGEN.....................President GERRI MARTI..................Vice President SYLVIA CROCKETT..................Secretary J. Bearhom R. Beauchamp J. Beebe J. Belveol J Borg R. Berhow S. Bertheou E. Bice K. Blankenship hi n o °! m fl Cs ft ! E. Bloom 0. Bormtad G. Boner 0. Bott J. Bower I. Brines G. Bristow D. Brown M. Brown R. Brown A. Browne P. Brumfield 0. Buck S. Burnett I v . W s M. Burton J. Cavens J. Charlstrom G. Chandler J. Chittester R.Christopherson J. Martin R. Coonrod A. Cornelius V. D. Cornwell G. Correy F. Coulombe • B. Edwards H. Criswell S. Crockett G. Crux B. Cudmore R. Cummins S. Oacus C. Davis R. Denham F. Deubal R. Dewey I. DuBois B. Duchie J. Dunn G. Dunne A. Dyer iM d’A- B. Dykgroof R. Eads D. Easton D. Eaton K. Eddington R. Edwards V. Eggert A. Ehlke G. Eigsti I. Ellis G. English D. Foley M. Finley C. Fish C. Foster H. Foster I. Fox S. Fredrick V. Fukai R. Gaines 1 M, Pf 1 j, W- i J. Gard D. Garr C. Northouso S' M rffc | d J B. Gough M. Graham J. Gayle N. George Our exchange students for this summer, Eileen Arbour and Judy Wager, are spon- sored by the American Field Service. Eileen will go to Germany and Judy to France. R. Goodwin I. Graves J. Grover J. Guier D. Haggard S. Hommon M. Hancock J. Hansel G. Harter M. Harvey B. Haugen J. Hegstad I. Hills E. Hoffman D. Holm M Horning R. Hosking J. Huber W. Huberd K. Hughes R. Humphrey I. Huston D. Hutchison P. Idler R. tngersoll M. Ingram J. Irvine R. Irvine J. Isaacson C. Jedudoin R. Johnson J. Kalmboch D. Kory M. Kay J. Kel o 0. Kemp R. Kern E. Knudscn A. Kohler f. Laddusaw B. laintz K. Lambert J. Laris K. Larsen M. Lead Lois Lee Lorraine Lee Marlyn Lewis Marvene Lewis E. Lindberg M, Linscott A ni i r. Um % 1 b r B. Lipscomb C. lobey K. Lofgren 0. lovctte C. Lund T. Lund I. Lund C. luse T. McClelland M. Malloy D. Manchester J. Marckcttc M. Marosi L. Marsh D. Marshall G. Marti A. Mantin o tJk J. Martin A. Mason K. Mason J. Mathers S. May R. Mendenholl J. Messer M. Miller J. Minnick The junior class, under the direction of its advisors. Miss Martin and Mr. Whitmore, began its fund- raising campaign on November 23 by selling cokes and programs at the Aberdeen and Seattle Prep football games. With the help of the junior classes of both schools, $137.91 was earned. This amount was divided along with the schools. The junior class party was held in our cafetorium on March 27. Juniors played games, had refreshments, and had a good time. C. Myhre N. Nellis G. Nelson J. Nelson O. Nelson The winner of the United Nations award of a trip to New York was won by Gerri Marti's speech “Thank You United Na- tions Y. Nelson C. Ness M. Nichols P. Nicholson W. Noble I. Norris I. Gaul R. Nuhring I. Officer J. Olson M. Olson N. Ortega C. Owens G. Owings HI o n r ipe |fl £ n ■V x r R. Pace S. Page J. Parr B. Parry G. Pauley F. Payne K. Pcldo W. Peterson J. Phipps o e a ■ I y V- pyf I . i T 1 J. Pine J. Pollard M. Porter P. Porter M. Potts M. Priest B. Prouty I. Powell E. Rakoz -1 1 n PI 3 1 1T- G. Rayburn B. Reynolds l. Richards G. Ritter G. Rivenburg m ik w ’ zi i M 1 K Roberts E. Robinson B. Rossiter The name “Aquila” which was selected by the student body in an election was originally submitted by Charles Russell. S. Runyan 0. Rupe A. Rushton C. Russell M. Ruth A. Sodewasser Y. Salcido P. Soitvick D. Sands S. Sands R. Scheer R. Schille I. Schmidt R. Schmidt J. Schomer J. Schultz J. Slider 0. Slothower K. Hoyes I. Smith D. Snider V. Snodgrass J. Sooter N. Sperry T. Stacy I. Strong D. Stuart 0. Studeboker M. Sullivan 0. Swanson PH n p r O1 N! i The selling of the Eagle Buttons to the student body was the Junior Class Project which brought in $65. Shown selling the buttons are Bonnie Barter, Kay Mason, Eileen Robinson, and Charles Ness. J. Thayer 0. Thompson R. Thompson J. Thorpe H. Tikka r rt 4k ife � 1 a V r ri mi 0,0 4k P Dan Timmons Don Timmons H. Vick J. Wager K. Wallway D. wYhs T. Weitiel N. Westhoff I. Whalen irtl H f |r m? ri |r r j ' LfcJ m t l-U W A J. Whitfield M. Wilcox D. Willcox J. Williams I. Williams C. Willis J. Wilson W. Wise R. Wither- N. Womack J. Woodward J. Wyott M. Yinger 0. Ziebell A. Seibel G. Krenelka J. Mott A. Kilpatrick CAMERA SHY JUNIORS C. Cummings I. Durfee B. Green C. Harris B. Henderson D. Kohlepp G. Lawton K. Marsh R. Porter G. Sundstrom B. Thomas L. Thomas BARBARA SEEDS....................Treasurer LU ANN HAUGEN....................President LINDA REID..................Vice President DEBBIE DUNNAVAN..................Secretary MELVIN HOPSTAD................Commissioner G. Andersen G. Anderson J. Anderson I. Anderson M. Anderson R. C. Anderson R. H. Anderson R. W. Anderson M. Armstrong $. Armstrong B. Aust M. Axton P. Bacon I. Bade I. Bailey J. Barker M. Barnett H. Barr S. Beauchamp I. Berdel R. Berg P. Bergcrud J. Bishop J. Blankenbaker R. Blankenship I. Boadwine S. Bobo S. Boggs P. Bogue M. Bolds K. Borcher M. Borger II mm itik P R PI E. Bork L. Baurcier J. Bowen E. Bower D. Boyea W. Brabec M. Bradbury T. Brigham P. Bundlie C. Bush J. Bussing D. Buftner H. Calvert W. Carroll I. Caywood S. Christopherson W. Clement R. Climenson C. Cunningham T. Curie B. Currie J. Dakin G. Davit F. Decker R. Deitx 1 I. Detchner D. Doran A. Dorsey P. Bearham J. Drake C. Duchie T. Dudley D. Dunnavan I. Dykgraaf D. Elgin R. Elmlinger E. Feexor R. Fendrich F. Frahm J. France Along with the other activities, our sophomores, with the class president Lu Ann Haugen, and advisor Mr. Alexander, worked hard and had fun presenting to us their annual assembly. D. Fentke P. Fortyth 0. Foster F. Friet B. Frio J. Gandy R. Gaylor L. Gibbons W. Gibbons B. Gibson P. Gilchrist E. Gipson J. Glover D. Grady M. Gray M. Greeley D. Green R. Grogg I. Guber B. Gunter I. Gustafson M. Gwthmiller J. Hall D. Hancock J. Hankel T. Hanson M. Harris N. Harris W. Harris I. Haugen R. Hausen N. Hawksworth T. Healy T. Heberi R. Hecker C. Hetrick J. Hines C. Hoage M. Hochholtcr D. Hoffman T. Holland P. Holt G. Hood R. Hopkins M. Hopslad D. Houston J. Hughes P. Hughes J. Humphrey S. Hyatt V. Hymas B. Irwin A. Jacobsen P. James L. Jewell B. Johnson G. Johnson O. Johnson J. Jordan T. Jordan C. Kalmbach B. Kasulka G. Keefe T. Keeler Y. Kerle L King P. King C. Kirkland C. Knable r Kostman F. Kulick I. Lack D. LaCroix T. Lampman I. Lane M. Lane F. Langford K. Lonphear Starting the year out with a bang, HBHS sophomores, along with the help of their advisors, Miss Harty and Mr. Alexander, paid their tribute to the school. To begin with, they sponsored the annual Homecoming Pep Rally on October 7, in which the students of both schools paraded through the streets of downtown Vancouver as one whole student body. Then followed their successful party, held January 12, and later their assembly on May 11. Sophomore Eagles, along with those from the Fort, made the school proud by keeping the grounds clean. K. Martin L. Martin J. Mason F. Moyde J. Mayes 1 Vfc tf - Before moving into our new Hudson's Bay High School, our sophomores along with those from Fort Vancouver, spent many of their study periods picking up paper and other trash, that the students who couldn't find their way to the Trapper Trash Can threw on the ground. C. Moyo A. McCarty S. McCoy M. McHugh J. McIntosh R. McMahan J. Meyerson J. Michaels C. Miller G. Miller F. Moffet D. Moore E. Morey J. Morgan R. Morin J. Morse J. Mott J. Murdock F. Neal G. Nelson G. Newstrom J. Nichols J. Norman M. Norman K. Oberg S. O'Brien G. Odell C. O'Harra J. Overbay B. Owens J. Porcels M. Patten R. Paulson Coping with the problem of having no gymnasium in which to hold P.E. classes, our sophomores enjoyed themselves danc- ing in the boys' gym. K. Payne C. Pearson M. Pederson R. Pecklay B. Peters H. Peterson J. Pettis 0. Pickett T. Pickett F. Pierce K. Pittman J. Price G. Rogan J. Ralfsnes H. Rasmussen A. Ratcliff R. Reedy I. Reid I. Reinikla I. Rendon D. Richards C. Richardson A. Ritenburgh Y. Roark G. Robbins V. Ruppenthal R. Ruth M. Ryan B. Sanders S. Sehoffer P. Schill G. Schjcldoht A. Schlank T. Schleicher CAMERA SHY SOPHOMORES D. Acheson B Ackels M. Borne� R. Bishop E. Blonksmo R. Boodwine L. Hart U. Hatfield J. Henderson A. Huffman D. Long G. Oilman J. Runnion F. Sandborn J. Tokle P. Thorpe 0. Wachtel M. Wakeman B. Seeds J. Seibel N. Shepherd M. Silen N. Smith “Crazy Days” was the theme decided upon tor the first sophomore class party at H. B. H. S. Besides all the fun, games, and eats, this annual informal party was a wonderful opportunity for our sophomores to get acquainted. I. Snyder J. Solomon M. Sperry J. Spokley S. Stabler S Steve M. Stolee J. Swndberg R. Swan C. Swar M. Syverson G. Tallmadge f. Terrill T. Thotker R. Thomas A.M.Thompson A.W.Thompson 0. Thompson 0. Thorstenson S. Thorstenson D. Tikko K. Torrey V. Townsend V. Treadway S. Tupker 0. Turney G. Tyler S. Vohs E. Wagner H. Waller S. Walter N. Weigand B. Weiss 0. Wentworth C. West J. Westerlund D. Wheeler C. White R. Whitmyre J. Wilder P. Williams S. Williomson V. Wilson C. Winter J. Winter T. Wolfer C. Wright F. Wright G. Wyche R. Yankee organizations L CAROL BACHMAN Student Body President KEN CAROON 1st Vice President s T K T L £ A D E ft DAVID ALEXANDER 2nd Vice President SHIRLEY THOMPSON Secretary DON PIELE Student Commissioner STUDENT COUNCIL Saatad: Winston Anderson, Gene Messer, George Cruz, John Stoner, Gust Lindquist, Gory Wyche, Don Piele, David Alexonder, Corol Bach, man, Ken Cordon, JoAnn Woldow, Doreen Carney. Bette Hougen, Etna Knudsen, Judy Wager, Shirley Thompson. Standing: Folen Pierce, Melvin Hopstad, Mr. Fowler, advitor; Fletcher Torrey, LuAnn Haugen, Mory Ellen Bork. ADVISORY REPRESENTATIVES Row I: Jane Whitfield, Eileen Arbour, Julie Storrs, Anne Cornlius, Rosemarie Colemon, Judy Boyd, Coro1 Duchie, Joyce Calvert, Bette Haugen, Elno Knudsen, Joicee Minnick, Barbara Allen, Judy Alvord. Row 2: Sondro Williamson, Rene Hopkins, Morleen Kays, JoAnn Woldow, Shirley Thompson, JoAnn DeHart, Borbaro Olson, Judy Nichols, Janet Barker, Mary Ellen Bork, Corol Bachman, Pot Wilson, Donna Hutchison, Doreen Carney, John Stoner, Gust Lindquist. Row 3: Noncy Weslhoff, Sharon Schneider, Nancy Harris, Judy Solomon, Marie Schave, Winston Anderson, Earl Cun- ninghom, Jim Carroll, David Alexander, Fletcher Torrey, Gene Messer, Jim Exell, Bryce lundquist, Don Foils. GIRLS’ LEAGUE OFFICERS Seated; Glenno English, Recording Sacrator ; Betty Olson, Treasurer. Mory Ellen Bork. Pratidant. Barbara Olson, Vice Pratidant; Miss Horty, odvitor. Standing: Joyce Colvert, Corratponding Sacratory, Eileen Arbour, R aporiar. GIRLS’ LEAGUE CABINET Seated; Connie Foster, Sharon Schneider, Koy Ruppen- thol, Judy Morse, Joyce Calvert, Betty Olson, Mory Ellen Bork, Borbaro Olson, Glenno Engish, Judy Rob- bins, Borbaro Aust, Use Guber, Allene Mendenhall, Melissa Ritter. Standing: Rita Scheer, Roso Morin, Borbaro Nelson, Eileen Arbour, Cherie Poyfoir, Sharon Zent, Judy Woger. Julie Storrs, Pot Idler, Ann Mason, Janet Aust. Shoron Cloy, Jone Whitfield. AQUILA STAFF Stated: Mory Ann Wagner, Activity Editor Juanita Cockrum, Girls' Sports Editor JoAnn Sigler, Faculty Editor Connie Berry, Senior Closs Editor Bonnie Barter, Picture Editor Betty Bobo, Artist Standing: Joicee Minnick, Sophomore Closs Editor Ricky Gerstcin, Soys' Athletics Rogenc Mendenholl, Junior Clossand Organizations Bernice Hoffman, Editorial Assistant CONNIE BERRY. Editor-In-Chief JUDY WAGER, Editor-ln-Chiel BAY WINDOW STAFF Seated: Jone Whitfield Julie Storrs Mike Armstrong Judy Wager Keith McCollom Anne Cornelius Eileen Arbour Standing: Joe Seibel Richard Hecker Ed Rakoz Paula Bogue Fred Eaton Mary Nichols Jim Hendrick Bob Knowling Misting: Sylvia Crockett LATIN CLUB Seated: Miss Horty, Mr. Vo olo, Anne Cornlios. Freddie Deubel, Joy Moson, Rito Roth, Dione Weihs, Joann Rolfsness. Standing: Mike Greely, Pool William� , Gory I. Nelson, Fred Grohom, Diana Reinhardt. Rosalie Schleicher, Eorleen Hines, Shirley Thompson, Joanita Cockrom, Bette Hoogen, Marjorie Borton, Mikell Patten, Nancy Weigond, Sharon Christopherson, Jody Michael , Sandra Williamson, Barbara Seed� . GERMAN CLUB Karen 8okke, Marcio Loree, Don Marti, Trodi Higgins, Fred...... Hazel Heide, Joonito Cockrom. FRENCH CLUB Sealed: Jolie Storrs, Betty Olson, Dconno Williamson, Jody Alvord. Pat Denny. Standing: Alice Tenney, Jean- ette Pollard, Debbie Donnovon, Miss Hall, Advisor; Barbara Olson, Pot Wilson, Charlene Willis. SPANISH CLUB Firtl Row: Lawson Roberts. Richard Gostofson, Jean Vandetto. Betty Anderson, Darlene Rose. Shelia Rich- ards, Atze Keolen, Gory O'Heorn, Joanne Klinger. Second Row: Mr. Vocolo, Morris Jotila, Eddie March- bank. Doreen Carney. Janet Aost, Brenda Copies, Soe Beachom, Kay Wright, Maris Cochron, Lea Herman, Karen Wiik. Mr. Gotierrez. Third Row: Pool Elwell, Dove Miller, Mike Porter, Cliff Koppe, Kay Frydenberg, Roberta Hidden. Barbara Lawson, Jack Shields, Pete Jorgenson. A CAPPELLA CHOIR Row 1: Beverly Lipscomb, Morlho Grohom, Hazel Hcidc, Myrno Axlon, Pot Denny, Shoron Zent, Barbara Quirk, Judy France, Diane lachnite, Pat Payton, Ann Alexander, Jonet Borker, Barbara Nelson, Margie Storm, Debbie Dunnovan. Row 2: Marvalou Burgess, Kay Eddington, Marlene Archer, Chcrie Poyfoir, Jo Harolson, Karen Hoyes, Melissa Ritter, Frances Pouncy, Elno Knudsen, Doreen Corney, lyndo Smith, Siri Bertheou, Dorothy Brown, lavern Johnson, Allene Mendenhall, JoAnn Schleining. Row 3: Nancy Homple, Jack .......... Dick Fendrich, Alon Howard, Lorenzo Dykgroof, George Sogc, Jock Sommerfield, Bob Rich, Philip Ayers, Roy Schille, Alan Schlank, Freddy Fries, Roy Humphrey, Mike McNob, Charlie Ness, Gene Enfield, Don Timmons, la Donno Turner, Row 4: Morlyn lewis, Mike Porter, Arlo Kilpatrick, Steve Runyan, Joe Monahan, Earl Cunningham, Gordon Eigste, Ken Wallwoy, Bob Bain, leonord Brigham, David Alexander, Doug Sluort, Jerry Dunn, Geoge Rogcn, Lynn Axton, Bob Elmlinger. Russell Crisp, Boutista Dykgroof. MELODEARS Front Row: Martha Graham, Barbara Quirk, Sharon Zent, Noncy Homple, Morjie Storm. Bock Row: Ruth Berhow, Dorothy Brown, Lynda Smith, Siri Bertheou, Cherie Poyfoir. BOYS’ SEXTETTE Front Row: Roy Humphrey, Charles Ness, Jerry Dunn. Bock Row: David Alexander, Gordon Eigste, Bob Bain. SWING CHOIR tow I; Martha Grohom, Barbaro Quirk, Sharon Zent, Nancy Hample, Morgie Storm, Row 2: Ruth Berhow, Dorothy Brown, lyndo Smith, Siri Berlheou, Chorio Poyfoir. Row 3: Dovid Alexander, Bob Bain, Gordon Eigsli. Jerry Dunn, Roy Humphrey, Chorles No� � . TREBLE CLEF Row I: Rosie Johnson, Maurine Gandy, Barbora Peterson, Carolyn Richardson. Vivian Albin, Corol Schmidt, Kay Martin, Dorthea Pickett, Eleanor Bower, Myrna Hochholtor, Tina Schleicher, Noom.i Smith, Eileen lindberg, Janenc Hegstod, Yvonne Salcido. Row 2: Pot James, Corol Dovis, Jackie Parcels, Queenio Minnieweother, Judy Mortin. Rogene Mendenholl, Donnette Sands, Yvonne Kerle. Rose Ingersoll, Rosa Morin, Mary Ingram. Row 3: Borbora Parry, Barbara Gibson, Patsy King, Carolyn Jewett, Wilburto Coroll, Shirley Burnett, Beverly Johnson, Sharon O'Brien, Morilyn lone, Janice Norman, Beverly lorson, lois Thomos, Phyllis Nicholson. Row 4: Sandra Vohs, Vera Wilson, Nino Alton, Joyce Wyatt, Pat Stroman, Ruth Nuhring, Dorothy Green, Freido Carter, Margaret Potts, Doletha Manchester, Charlotte Parry, Alberta Buurmon, Shoron Popkes, Dora Loris. PEP BAND Row 1: Dick Hon. Ruth Berhow, Corol Barr. Elwyn Wagner, Clora Honson, Noncy Morri , Borboro Aust. Row 2: Pool Williams. Dennis Slothower, Arlo Ritenburgh, Dovid Eylofson, Bryce lundquist, Janet Autl. Row 3: Wintlon Follt, Folen Pierce, lorry Duboit Rote Withee. YELL SQUAD SONG QUEENS: Harriet Fotler, Morleen Kayt, Dikie Smith, Solly Show. YEll LEADERS: Wintton Anderson, Jerry Mowldt, Joy Williams. BAND tow 1: Dick Hon, Ruth Bcrhow, Carol Barr, Jim Hansel, Barbara Aust, Nancy Harris. Row 2: Shirley Thompson, Eleanor Pike, Clara Hanson, Robert Grogg, Howard 8orr, Tom Pickett, Elwyn Wagner. Row 3: Tom Poulson, Warren Harris, Henry Adams, Pool Williams, Dennis Slothower, Arlo Ritcnburgh, Huelon Vick, Pat Smith, Loretta Dizmang. Row 4: Carrel Hetrick, Winston Falls, Rose Withec, Mr. Vick, Director, lorry DuBois, Folen Pierce, David Eyollson, Jim Bishop, Bryce lundquist, Lowell Norris, Roy Schille, Alton Thompson. ORCHESTRA Row 1: David Alexander, Kent Lambert, Durkce Richards, Darryl Cushing. Row 2: Morgy Bolds, Joicee Minnick. Gloria Aldridge, Roger Berg, Mr. Vick. Row 3: Dennis Slothower, Lucille Berdel, Carol Cunningham. PHILOSOPHY Seated: Cecil Sturby, Eleanor Pike, Betty Bobo, Mr. Schwartz, advisor; Rogcne Mendenhall, Jerri} Ror.dall, Cloro Ann Hersey. Standing: Allan Rothbun, Bill Buss, Barbara Ludwig, Frances Gordon, Shoron Mclrwin, Lynn Axton, Myron Kistler, Tim Connell. BOYS’ LEAGUE OFFICERS STEVE RUNYAN .. FLETCHER TORREY EDDIE GAYLE____ RICKY ANDERSON . .Sgt. of Arms Vice President .....President ____Sec.-Treos. I BOYS’ LEAGUE Row I: Roger Anderson, Ricky Gerslein, Fletcher Tor- rcy, Jim Wolker, Dovid Skeans, Keith McCollom, Ted Denham. Row 2: Joe Scibel, Joe Aldrich, Steve Run- yon, Ed Rakoz, Ty Hebert, John Harvey, Bob Goylor. Row 3: Mr. Sandberg, advisor; Joy Willioms, Dick Owens, Frank Moffet. Jim Hansel, Eugene Bloom, lee Powell, Bruce Conovo, Bill Thomos. Poul Willioms. QUILL SCROLL Seated: Mary Ann Wogner, Bernice Hoffman, Betty Bobo, Connie Berry Joonn Sigler. Standing: Julie Slorrs, Anne Cornlius, Jane Whitfield, Judy Wager, Eileen Arbour. ATTENDANCE OFFICE front Row: DeAnno Williomson, Melbo Wollwoy, Mory Plogmonn. Borboro Peterson, Jonel leightncr, Deanna Hutchinson, Shirley Reedy, Mrs. laDonno McNeal. Bach Row: Mory Marosi, Rosolie Henton, Joyce Schultz, Carolyn Jewett, loVern Johnson, Solly Show, Henry Adams. VICE PRINCIPAL’S HELPERS Front Row: Ellouise White, Barbara Nelson, Donna Hutchison, Pot Wilson, Mory Kiev, Rose Marie Cole- mon, Delores Bauer, Judy Power. Back Row: Alice Sheppard, Joann Siegler, Diana Reinhardt, Phyllis Snider. Bor boro Allen, Karen Hayes, Koren Olin, Gory Correy. BUSINESS STAFF Front Row: Carol Curtis, Shoron Moy, Jerry Wisdom, Marcia Waring, Keith McCollom. Bock Row: Mrs. Rob- bins, Jonet Diion, Doreen Carney, Jean Volker, Diono Bolds. MAIN OFFICE Seated: Connie Jones, Glenno English, Belly lainlz. Second Row.- Mory Kiev, Rosemarie Coleman, Sylvia Noce. Rene Moore, Irene Davis, Mory Ann Wagner, Audrey Seibel. Third Row: Winston Anderson, Mrs. Moyer, Jim Carroll, Sue Peterson, Delores Bouer, Betty Humphrey, loVern Johnson, Joyce Bower. LIBRARIANS Front Row: Alice Borcus, Lois Huston, Corol Foulke. Sondro Vohs, Edith Baker. Oelores Foley. Second Row: Mourine Gondy, Mortho Graham, Borboro Frio, Phyllis Brumfiel, Darlene lehr, Kay Herbst. Nancy Holl. Third Row: Cloro Jones. Marvalou Burgess, Eorlene Hines, Shirley Kloster, Frances Pouncey, Margaret Allen, Eugene Bloom, Gory Anderson. USHERETTES First Row: Donna Snider, Phyllis Brumfiel, Morijean linscott, Oucenie Minnieweather, Joyce Kolmboch, Borboro Gibson. Second Row: Miss Dunlop, Advisor; Phyllis Snider, Joyce Schultz, Cecile Sturby, Delores Parcels, Gole Boner. FUTURE NURSES Seated: Alto Dyer, Marjorie Burton, Bonnie Barter, Eileen Robinson, Lois Huston, Morgaret Mattson. Standing: Mrs. Andrews, Advisor Joy Mason, Helen Colverl, Corol Knoble, Yvonne Nelson, Rose Wilhee, Freddy Deubal, Sheila Richords. RED CROSS Seoted; Bonnie Barter, Barbara Howe, Morgaret Mot- teson, Delores Parcels, Beverly Gustafson. Standing: Gale Boner, Mrs. Bokke, advisor; Delores Blcth. F.H.A. Scaled: Betty loddusow, Shirley Burnell, Irene lone, Bernice Hoffmon. Row 2: Pol Bocon, Shirley Scholfer, Beuloh Peters, Oione Weihs, Kotie Poyne, Moggie Harris, Oueenie Minnieweolher, Morcia Sullivan, Jean Scribbner, Carol Ouchie, Pol Hughes, Shoron Thor- stenson. Row 3: Shoron Bobo, Ellen Feezor, Vero Wil- son, Mary Ingram, Barbara Gibson, Carol Schmidl, Phyllis Nicholson, Jo Haralson, Jackie Nelson, Joan Westerlund. F.F.A. Kneeling: Mike Baylous, George lobey, Billy Czech, Roy Bishop, Gory Toylor, Don Timmons. On Traclor: Bobby Seovers. Row I: Pierre Pigeon, Arl Ratcliff, Robert Taylor, Don Thorslenson, Charles Bush, Dove Owens, Stanley Moyer, Roy Bishop, Don Collins. Row 2: Mr. Hall, odvisor; Ken Blonkenship, Edward Morion- son, Bruce Cook, David Coswell. David West, Fred Church, Jim Olson, Wayne Rody, Mike Horvey. Row 3: Mr. Johnson, advisor, Ed Hughes, Henry Adams, Bob Virgil, lowrence Marlin, John Potlerson, Dorold Ben- jamin, Don Kemp, Jarrell Gard, Normon Nellis. F.T.A. Row I: Borbora Seeds, Tomoro Thocker. Sandra Wil- liamson, Jeannie Jordon. Row 2: Sue Beouchomp, Eleanor Bower, Jonel Ausl, Deonno Williamson, Pot Denny, Juanito Cockrum, Roqene Mendenholl, Judy Michaels. Row 3: Carolyn Mayo, Carol Cunningham, Diana Bolds, Judy Alvord, Jane Aldrich, Marlene Snider. Doreen Corney, Judy Boyd, Clora Ann Hershey, Cecile Sturby, Doug Sluorl, Jeris Rondell, Mrs. Johrous, advisor. DEBATE Margaret lead, Jeris Randall, Mrs. Skill, advisor, Doug Sluart, Gusl linguist, Mike Armstrong. RETAILERS CLUB low I: Mike Voorhies, Holly Thiess, Orville Hull, Roberto Zook, Donny Thompson, Denny Rossmussen, Nonty Tanner. Row 2: Bruce Daniels, Donno Dear- inger. Art Fish, Wondo Childers, Delores Royle, Doug- las Von Riper, Jerry Bein. Row 3: Mory Plogmonn, Beverly Ashord, Deanne Russell, Christina Biord, Ed Hughes, Kenny Martin. Row 4: Jim Mathis, Robert Groy, Chuck Overton, Elaine White, Don Sterton, Goyle Moore, Jerry Hughes. Standing Row: Kay Runnion, Morvolou Burgess, Jockie Hymos, Paula Obert, Lillian Wenthin. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Row I: Marcio Loree, Alien Rothbun, Alice Tenney. Row 2: Jane Whitfield, Gene Messer, Victor Fukai. Row 3: Judy Woger, Dione Gorr, Tim Connell. STAGE CREW Russ Idler, Mike Stolee, Dovid Page, Art Ratcliff, Jerry Moyes, Mr. Jolliver, advisor. RETAILER STATE WINNERS Mr. Karos, advisor; Holly Theiss. Mr. Miller, advisor Nancy Tonner. PUBLICATIONS Row I: Jon Slogger . John Huber, Warren Rochr� , George Peter� . Row 2: Chuck loghry. Lorry Drake, Gerold Felt , Jim Hendrick . Row 3: le lie Officer, Tommy Miller, Fred Eaton, Dove Mitchell. CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE Carol Bachmon, JoAnn Woldow, Ken Cordon, Carol Cunningham, Jerri Randall. Slanding: Bette Haugen, Joyce Colvert, LuAnn Haugen, Gu t lindqui !. GIRLS OF THE MONTH ANN CORNELIUS—February Girl of the month for willingne� � to work. DOROTHY BROWN —March Girl of the month for loyalnett and true friend� hip. BECKY KUHNHAUSEN — April Girl of Month for will- ingne� to forgive ond forget. B8TTLED cJurbc cuyigL -- ajLdt A rimcu ty {rt 2At j3J Homecoming got underway this year with a rally on the downtown streets, in which most of the student body took part. Cherie Poyfair was elected Homecoming queen by both schools. Her royal court consisted of Ellyn Parks, Mary Ellen Bork, Marlene Pietz, Harriet Wilson, Sandra Scott, and Marilyn Norris. To help make the day complete the Trappers won over Aberdeen. The day was topped off with the annual Homecoming dance at which Cherie was crowned by John Wastradowski. Printed MARY ELLEN BORK Prince� HARRIET WILSON Princitt SANDRA SCOTT Homecoming Queen CHERIE POYFAIR Prineit ELLYN PARKS Princeu MARILYN NORRIS Princ0st MARLENE PIETZ xl 4Uhsj £ 7??£s. The annual Girls’ League Mix, with the theme Music Madness, was attended by both Fort Van- couver and Hudson's Bay girls. There were games, skits, prizes, re- freshments and fun for all. This year the Sophomores put on the best skit. while the juniori burned . . . Marilyn Bradthaw fiddled . . . and the whole bunch played, and played, and played. ytfayme s fs s0ust, 'foAudc' i£rnxL4s iBaM cifiteL, yAt n o icty........ The White Christmas Ball was held before Christmas vacation. The gym was gayly decorated and Santa Claus arrived during intermission passing out goodies to everyone. Under the sponsorship of the Boys' League and the Triad Club the White Christmas Ball was a success. bcu Asnal 'h Y February 3 was the big day. After bidding a fond farewell to the building that had housed us since September, we boarded buses and moved into our new building lock, stock, and barrel. Fred Eaton, Ed Rokoz, and Joe Seibel move into the new Boy Window Office. I The band boarded Bus No. 1 and hod the honor of being the first to arrive. HBSH students belonging to the National Guard raised the flag for the first time over our new school. We were happy and filled with anticipation at the prospect of moving into our new school. °r AtAcrCrL I Our gym wot not complete but it was the site of our first pep roily. President Carol cuts the ribbon. Vice-Presidents Ken Cordon and Dove Alexander christened our new building by breaking a bottle of Columbia River water on the flag pole. At fast we're inf Mr. Boyd inspects the boid. Ott V scJM- uAirtJL a - Barbara Ludwig and Phil Gorr speak of serious things . . . While Jo Haralson and Eugene Messer mooned . . . Our first all school play was The Little Dog Laughed.” It was presented on April 4, 5, and 6 in the drama department. Hav- ing no auditorium the play was presented arena style which suited the character of the play very well. The leading roles were taken by Barbara Ludwig and Fred Kulick supported by a superb cast. Fred Eaton. Fred Kulick and Rosa Morin ad very frisky . . . Barbara Ludwig gives ink blot test to Marcia Loree, Julie Storrs, Delores Parcels, Sharon Bobo, and Myrno Axton . . . While Fred Kulick and Harriet Foster spoon. The annual girl-takes-boy dance was held in our cafetorium on April 13. Tolo days were Wednesday, Thursday and Friday and were climaxed by a kangaroo court on Fri- day. Candidates for Tolo king were Eddie Gayle, Denny Kiggins, Ken Cordon, Jim Car- roll, and Phil Garr. The theme for Tolo was Carnival Capers and at the dance Jim Carroll was crowned King of the Beasts. Mary Ellen Bork crowns Jim Carroll King of Beasts. Girls do tasks for boys. Jo Haralson and Don Piele perform before Kangaroo Court. THE ROYAL COURT: Marleen Kays, Denny Kiggins, Julie Power, Phil Garr, Mary Ellen Bork, Ken Andrews, Jim Carrol, Karen Pittman, Eddie Gayle, Carol Bachman, Ken Cordon, and Sharon Thorstenson. 2J HANNING, MGR.. F.V. HENDERSON, HB, H.B. F. BATES, G, H.B. D. HOOVER. T. F.V. P. TAIARICO, G, F.V. MGR.. H.B. M. COLLINS, C. F.V. SANDBERG. OB. F.V. B. THOMAS. FB. H.B. C BEERY. T. H.B RAYBURN, E, F.V. F. TORREY, T, H.B. I. WEBB. G. F.V. DON MAW. HB, F.V. SEASON’S RECORD VANCOUVER . . . 13 Olympia . . . 12 VANCOUVER . . . 14 Seattle Prep. . . .6 VANCOUVER . . .27 Longview .20 VANCOUVER. . .33 Aberdeen .... . . . 14 VANCOUVER ... 6 Hoquiam .13 VANCOUVER . 61 Centralia . . . 0 VANCOUVER . 33 Central Cath. . . 27 VANCOUVER .14 Kelso . . . 13 VANCOUVER . . .20 Camas . . 0 0. RUSSEU, E. F.V WASTRADOWSKI. E. H.B. EDDIE GAYLE. E. H.B. C vrripd yOro '£5 CHUCK FURNO Heod Cooch, Fort Voncouvtr After slipping by Olympia 13-12, dumping Seattle Prep 1 4-6, smash- ing Longview 27-20, and pushing Aberdeen out of the way with a 33-14 score the Vancouver Trappers, a team made up of two high schools lost a well played game to the strong Hoquiam Grizzlies by a 6-13 margin. After this setback, the very talented ironmen from Vancouver reared into action again for the remainder of the season. Walking over the Centralia eleven 61-0, whacking Central Catholic 33-27, shading Kelso by the slim score of 14-13, and topping the season off by rapping Camas 20-0. This year's Trapper team was a very new and unexperienced, but fast improving team. With one of the fastest backfields ever to come out of Vancouver high schools a championship team was expected. Title hopes were broken when the powerful Hoquiam Grizzlies handed the Trappers their first and only loss of the season. Winning all the rest of their games, a second place league standing was a sure thing for the hopeful Trappers. In one of the last games of the season, the Aberdeen Bobcats gave the Grizzlies a bad time and the Hoquiam team went down in defeat. This put the Trappers in a tie for the championship with Hoquiam. Another honor that the Trappers received was a fourth place rating in the State Poll. TOM POE Assist. Cooch. Hudson's Boy J. V. FOOTBALL Kneeling: Darrell Robb, Kevin Nagol, Roger Anderson, Joe Neakrose, lorry Otos, Gory Anderson, Roy Clevidence, Tom Healey. Row 2: Mr. VanHoose, cooch, Bob Coin, Richard Tollmodge, lorry Brown, Joy Wagner, lerown Grondy, Jon Aldridge, lennis Gibbons, Frank Sanborn, Gene Zesiger, Gory Wyche, Bob Deilz, lew luehrs. coach. Row 3: Don Kemp, Bill Friauf, Richard Dictmcier, Mike O’Haro, Kent Boumo, Ron Cor kill, John Overbay, Paul Williams, Jim Bloukenboker, Dennis Grady, Gale Hood. Missing: Mell Hall. BOYS SWIMMING Standing: Mr. Kulick, coach, James Anderson, Mel Brown, Don Scogging, Arnold Foley, Durkce Richards, Gory Newsirom. Sitting: Don Hancock, Fred Kulick, lowed Norris, lee Powell, Rick Hoskins. WRESTLING Bock row: Mr. Bcrtoglio, coach. Don lo Croix. Howard Borr, Bill Irwin, Jim Wilson. Front row: Victor Fukai, Jim McIntosh, Bill Reynolds, Novar Ortega, Tony Stacy. Mining: Craig Clark. DISTRICT CHAMPIONS: Jim McIntosh, Bill Reynolds, Novor Ortega. GOLF Standing: Keith McCollom, lorry Graves, Jerry Mowlds, Jerry Woodward. Kneeling: Ted Denham, Rex Denham, Merle Wilcox. TENNIS Standing: Mr. Suckling, coach; Coy Harris, Durkee Richards, lorry Hitchcock, Mickey Syverson. Kneeling: lynn Hort, George Royburn, Don Piele, Dick Marshall, Charles Winter, Dick Fenrich, Mike Greeley, Bryce lundquist. - SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Row I: Rick Swon, Jim Hughes, Joe Bork, Folen Pierce, Bob Coylor. Row 2: Gory Wyche, Gory Davis, John Overbay, Tom Pickeite. Row 3: Mr. Poe, coach; linnis Gibbons, Bob Deitz, Winston Foils, lovelle lock. J. V. BASKETBALL Row I: Steve Page, Dole Bott, John Gayle, Ed Rakoz, Merle Wilcox, Jerry Issocson, Tom McClellan. Row 2: Tom Brigham, les Bourcier, Paul Williams, James Adorns, Ston Condit, Frank Martin, Kent Adams. Row 3: Mr. luehrs, coach; Mike Greeley, Jim Woodward, Gerald Pouley, Jack Guier, Fred Scott, Tom lampman, manager. Mining: lorry Goves. JACK SOMMERFIEIO Senior, Guard CHUCK LUSE Junior, forward KEN ANDREWS Senior, Forward DEITON SWANSON Junior, Manager LYNN HART Sophomore, Manager VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY J.V. CROSS COUNTRY Mr. long, (from) Tom Weitzel. lee Forr, Bill Forr, Wodc Noble, Ed Rokoz, front Row Unknown, Tom Terril, Mike Greeley, Bill Bair. Dick Johnson. Bock Row. Dennis Webb, Jim Dorr, Rick Swan, Unknown. VARSITY TRACK Bottom Row: Dole Botf, Bob Diet . Ed Rokoz, Don Kemp. Steve Page, Tom Weitzel. Gerald Pawley. Top Row: Mr. Poe, Jomes Slider, Chuck lose, Ken Wollwoy, Howord Robertson, Ken Andrews, John Wostrodowski, Gory Owins, Bob Henderson, Mr. luehrs. J. V. TRACK Bottom Bow: Merle Shoylor, Wolt Wil- lioms, Roger Anderson, Arlo Riltenburg, Mike Miller, Avin Elke. Middle Bow: Ri k Swon, Tom Pickett, Worren Harris, Don Hancock, Carrel Hetrick, Ty Hebert, Erwin Hoffman, Homer Peterson. Top Bow: Dennis Grody. Duono lovette. Tom McCellom, Don Scoggings, Elwyn Wag- ner, Winston Foils, Paul Willioms, Or- mon Nelson. SOPHOMORE BASEBALL Standing: Bill Currie, Stan Condit, lennis Gibbons, Steve Stabler, Jim Blonken- baker, Robert Sellers, Mr. Vocolo. Kneel- ing: Normon Wright, Tom Brighom, Dove Page, Tom Healy, Paul Holt, Jock Hines, Mgr Sitting: Alton Thompson, Earl Bork, Dave Boyea, Durkee Richards. VARSITY BASEBALL Standing: Mr. Schworfz, Jock Grover, Don Pickett, Gory Krenelko, lorry Schmidt, Don Richordson, Bruce Hixon, Dick Hon, Mr. Vocolo. Kneeling: lynn Axton, Jock Sommerfield, Gary Wyche, Dove Alexonder, Fletcher Torrey, Ken Cordon, Bill Thomas. Sitting: lorry Wholen, Leonard Brigham, Bob Rich, John Irvine, John Downing, Folen Pierce. MinJU? dpovtis (yUdfr' s x4Xsico yn, The newly organized Girl� ' Sport Club hot been octive tince Morch 6 of this yeor. GSC begon the yeor with 133 charter member� . Club member� ore: front row kneeling Corol Bachman. Rcbecco Kuhnhouten, Patti Conner� , Mory Ann Wagner, Diano Bold� , Margie Storm, Corol Davit, Kay Peldo. Shirley Klotfer, Sondra Voht, Judy Bobbin� , Diann Elgin, 8ctty Olton, Barbaro Olton, Joyce Schultz, Roberto Boty, Pot Stromon, Jonet Autt, Doreen Corney. JoAnn Woldow, Shorron Zent, Martha Graham, Carolyn Swor. Row two: Margie Bcrtow, Judy Spoklcy, Alice Tenney, Tamara Thocker, Judy Morte, Judy Solomon. MiKell Patten, Carolyn Moyo, Helen Ratmuttcn, linda Guttofton, llte Guber, Sandra Williomton, Barbara Seed� , France� Moyde, Corol Kalmbach, Myrno Hochholter, Eleanor Bower, Paulo Baguc, Yvonne Kerle, Shirley Burnett, Ann Alexander. Jonet Barker, Yvonne Solcido. Row three Jeon Voelker, Audrey Seibel. Barbara Quirk, laDonno Turner, Linda Reid, Dianne Houtton, Nancy Weigond, Marly� Pcderton, Gloria Aldridge, Judy Alvord. Barbara Autt. Jeannie Jordan, Judy Nicholt, Joyce Kcl� o, Eileen Arbour, Ellen Feezor, Koty Payne, Queenie Minniewcother, Elite Gipion, Pot Jame� , Tina Schleicher. Row four Mary Ellen Bork, Jockie Porcel� , Dorothea Pickett, Mildred McHugh, Donna Snider, Pot Idler, Koy Eddington, LuAnn Haugen. Elna Knudton, Bette Hougen, Rote Withee, Irene lone, Nancy Howktworth, Koy Ruppenthal, Glcnna Englith, Ruth Berhow, Siri Berteau, Cherie Poyfoir. Row five and tin � funding in back Sue Peterton, Juanita Cockrum. Jean Sondberg, Sylvia Armttrong, Nina Altom, Janice Meyerion, Dionne Weiht, Barbara Allen, Roberto Pekloy, Debbie Dunnovon, Anne Dortey, Pot Cudmore, Evelyn Morey, Anteeno Jacobten, Nancy Horn’� , Joann Glover, Helen Calvert, Dorothy Brown, Sue Beauchamp, Margaret leod, Charlene Willi� , Ada Alitein, Anne Corneliut. Dianno Reinhardt. Julie Storr , Maggie Harrit, Carol Duchie, Beverly Owen� , Rito Scheer. Corol Sign� , Betty Althutiut. Lynda Smith, Merilee Woke- man. Solly Show, Beverly Johnton, Jone Whitfield, Ann Moton, Mary Bornett, Kathy Borcher� , Jeonnie Jordan, Kay Ma� on, Carole White, Ardyce Martin. Hudton't Boy High School acted ot hotl for the Girl’� Sport’� Club ploy-day on April 21. Girl� from 20 ichool� participated in thi event. The Steering Committee thot hot done such o wonderful job in keeping the girls' octivities in line: From left lo right: KAY EDDINGTON CLARA HANSON MISS M. SMITH JO ANN WAIDOW DONNA SNIDER NANCY HAWKSWORTH ROBERTA PEKLEY JUDY SPOKIEY These girls worked hord ond hove corned the right to be colled CHAMPS. From loft to right.- Roberto Boty, Audrey Seibel, Copt. Corol Dovis. Koy Peldo, Shirley Kloster. (Second row) RUNNERS UP — They tried nobly and almost reached their goal. Roso Morin, Yvonne Salcids, Copt. Yvonne Nelson, Siri Bcrthcau. Anne Browne. JUNIOR, SENIOR VOLLEY BALL CHAMPS AND RUNNERS-UP CHAMPS: Front Darlene Friemoth, Koy Eddington, Pot Idler, Jeanette McLoir, Dorothy Brown, Martha Grohom, Donna Snider, Je Nconne Messer, Joyce Col- vert, Glendo Nielonder, Nancy Curtis. RUNNERS-UP: Standing Betty Anderson, Nancy Novoc, Morynell Olson, Kathy Bonner, Joann Woldow, Deanna Hutchin- son, Mory Grosser, Nancy Butheros. PING PONG RUN-OFF RESULTS left to right: RITA SHEER, 3rd place SYIVIA CROCKETT. 1st place SHIRIEY THOMPSON, 2nd ploce DOROTHY BROWN, 4th place GIRLS TENNIS TEAM Kneeling: DONNETTE SANDS DONNA SNIDER KAY EDDINGTON Standing: ADA AISTEIN JOYCE CAIVERT JOANN WALDO MARGIE BOLDS MARY ELLEN BORK X O z MB '2- • -■-••= =.-2 ? § Jocobten, Ab� Senno—50. � 0 iarntt. Potricio—SO. 50. 00 Jotter, Dolor � —27 J dudoin. Chari � —44 J «kin,. Judy— 27 J w ll. lo'ry—50 J w� tt. Corolyn—27. 50. 63 Johnton. Beverly—50. 50, 00 Johnton, G rold—50 lover� — 27, 56. 63 Johnton, Oryon—50 Johnton. Rotle—44. 50 Joan, Anito—27 Jonet. Cloro—27, 64 Jo� � � , Joton—27 Jo� � � . Connie—28. 63 Jo not. Meorlene— 28 Jordon. eiiiob� � K—50 Jo� do� , J on� i —50. 65. 00 Kolmboch. Carol—50, 00 Kolmboch. Jorc —44. 64 Korobut. Anotol —28 Kory. Nito—44 Kotulko. Bor boro—50 Kort. Morleen—45. 55. 60 Keefe. Goylo—50 Kolto, Joyc —45 Kornp, Oo� —45. 65, 80 Korlo. Yvonn —50. 50. 00 Ko� b, Plorine—28 Ko� � . to� —45 Kiggln,. D r y—10, 28 Kilpatrick. Ado—47, 58 King. toroy—50 Kl« . Potty—50. 50 Kirk load, Cborlot—50 Kitllor, Myro� — 28, 62 Kiev, Moty—28. 63 Klo.f� «. Shirloy—28. 64 , 00 Knoblo, Corolo—50, 64 Knowling, toborl—28, 56 Kundt � . tl� o—45. 55. 58. 00 Kohler. Arnold—45 Kohlhepp. Dove---47 Kottmon, Dor Ion� — 50 KowortH, Koron— 28 Krenelko. Gory—47. 87. 80 Kuhnhouten, tobo«o—28. 67. 00 Kolkk. Prod—50. 76. 83 lochnlte. 0io� o— 28. 58 lock, lorollo—50 loOoito, Donold—50 loddutow, Bettylou—28. 65 loddutow, Prod—45 lointi. Sort� —45. 63 lombert. Ko� t—45. 61 lompmon, Thom� � —50 lo� o. Iron� —50. 65. 00 lo� o. Marilyn—50. 50 longford. Prank—50 tonpkoor, Karo� — 50 lori� . Doralee—29. 50 lari� . Jo� � io—45 lorton. Gory—20 lorton, Koron—45 lotion. Beverly—29. 50 latvo. Porricio—50 lowton, Gory—47 loynton, Hotold—20 lood. Margoret—45. 65. 00 loo. Jo- .—50 loo. loi� —45 loo. lorroino—45 lehr. Oorlono—20. 64 loicbnor. Jon —20, 63 lotlio. Mory—50 lew!,. Mo.lyn—45. 58 low!� , Morvene—45 lindburg. Eilene—45. 50 McKelvie, Nololie—45 McKoUlo. Woyno—38 McMoheh, loioMor. — 50 Mobry. lororto—50 MocNob, Michael—50. 58 Modoto. Sandro—30 Malloy. Mary—45 Mane � «lot, Deletho—4 5. 50 Mongon, Mary—50 Montin. Adyco—45, 00 Morcbond. Donna—50 Morckorto. Joan—45 Moro� i. Mory---45. 63 Mortdon. Sl pbo� — 50 Mortb. lovrol--45 Mortb, Kon—47 Mortboll, tichord—45 Modi. Garry—45 Martin. Pronk—50 Morti� , JI-—43 Morti� . Judith—45. 50 Morti� , Koy— 50. 50 Morti� , Ko� —30. 66 Moton, An� —45, 55. 00 Mo� on, Koy—45. 00 Moton. Myrno—50. 57. 64 Motbort. JoAnn—45 Motbit. Mory—30 Motto� , Idwon—38 Mottoton, Morgoref—30. 64 Moy. Shore� 45. 63 Maydo. Prone � —50. 00 Moydot. Jorry—50. 66 Moyo. Corolya—51, 65. 00 Poco. tobort—46 Pop� . Do.id—51. 66. 80 Pop . Dolor� � —51 Pop� . St pb n—46 Porcolt, Dolor� � —32. 64 Porcolt. Jockqwlin«o— 51, 50. 00 Port, J� no—46 Porry. Sorboro—46. 60 Potton. Mikoll—51. 57. 00 Pottorton. John—32. 65 Pouley, Coro Id—46. 87 Poult � . Koron—32 Poulton. tichord—51. 61 Poyno. Prone � —46 Poy� � , Korlo—51. 65, 00 Poyio� , Pot—32, 58 Poorton, Colvin—51 Podorton. Marly� —51. 00 Pokloy. toborto—51, 00 Poldo. Koy —46. 00 Porry, Cborlot � —32. 50 Potor� . Boulob—51. 65 Potor� , Gearge—32, 67 Pot rto� , Suton—16, 10. 32. 63. 00 Po or� o� , Borboro—32. 50. 63 Potorton, Honor—51 Patti� , Jonot—51 Pbilpott, Wllliom—32 Phippt, Joroldoon 46 Pickott. Don—32. 80 Piekott. Dorotboo—51. 50. 00 M nd nholl. Kopono—45.56.50,62.65Pickott. Thema� —51, 61. 85 Mondonboll. Ruth—30. 55. 58 M tt r, Cup n —19, 21. 30. 66. 73 M � t r JoNoonno—45 M� y� ri n. Jonico—51, 00 Miebool� . Judy— 51, 57. 65 Mill � . Cborlot—51 Millor. JoAnn—30 Millar. Tbo—o� —67 Mill � . Morvin—30 Millor. Miebool—45 Morylov_________30 Minniowootbor. Ouoo� io-45,50,64,00 Porter. Mike—46. 68 Minnlek. Joieoo—45. 55. 56. 61 Portor. Potricio—46 Mite boll, David—30. 67 Plolo. Do� —32. 54. 55. 84 Pioreo. Polo� —51, 60. 85. 80 Plata, Ullo—51 Pik . Eleanor—33. 61, 62 PI� � . Jvna---46 Pitt—o� , Karo� —51 Plop—0� n, Mory—33, 63. 66 Pop wo. Do� —33 Pollard. Joonnott —46. 57 Po� n, Jolootto—33 Popfc � , Sbaron—33. 50 lindaoitt. Gutt—16. 10. 20, 38. 65 linteott. Mari Joan—45. 64 liptcomb, Sovorly—45. 58 loboy. Goorpo—45. 65 lofgren, Ko� —45 I open, Mory—20 lopbry. Cborlot—29, 67 lo� p. Donnit—52 lor� � . Morcio—10. 20. 57. 66 lovette. Duo no—45. 87 lod-ip. Sorboro—20. 62 Iwnd. Corot—45 lond. lorry—45 Iwnd. Timothy—45 Ivndawitt. Bryco—50. 55. 60. 61. 84 Iwnpo. tolph—29 let� . Chuck—45. 81. 86 lyon. total no—29 M MeCorty. Antoinette—50 McClolland. To——45 McCoy, Sboron—50 MeMupb. Mildred— 50. 00 Melrvi� . Sharon—30. 62 Moffot, Pronklin—51. 62 Monoghon. Jock—31 Mo not) bon, Jotoeb—31. 58 Monopbon. Miebool—31 Moor . David—51 Moor� . Ro� oo—31. 63 Moray, Evelyn—51. 00 Morgen, Jomot— 51 Morgan, Jottio—45 Morin, toto—51. 55. 50. 76 Mo� � . Judith—51, 55, 00 Morton. Judy—45 Mott, Jorry—47 Mo-Id� . Jorry—45. 60, 84 Murdock. Juno—51 Myhro, Corolo—45 N Nopal. K � n� th—31 Nool. Proddio—51 Nollit, Norman—45. 65 Noli� � . Sorboro—31. 55. 58. 63 Nolton, Gary—45. 80 Nolton. Gary—51. 57 Nolton. Jocpwolino—45. 65 N.lton, Orman---45 N lton, Yvonne—45. 64 N tt. Cborl � —45. 58. 50 No—ttrom. Gory—51 Niebol� . Judy—51. 55. O0 Niebol� . Mory—45. 56 Nicbolton, Phyllt—45. 50. 65 Noblo. Wad.—45. 88 Noe� . Sylvio—31, 63 Norgoord. Marilyn—31 Normo� . Jonice—51. 50 Normon, Mowroon—51 Norrlt. lo-oll—45. 61, 83 Nortbouto. Collin-44 Nubrinp. tutb--46. 50 Oborg. Kirk—51 Obort. Poula—66 O'Brio� . Shore� —51. 50 Odell. Gory—51 Odell. Trudy—31 Oflieor. lotlio—46, 67 O’Haro. Colloon—51 Olio. Ko� � —31. 63 Olto� . Sorboro—31. 55. 57. 00 Olton, Betty—31. 57. 00 Olto� . Jo � —46, 65 Olton. Morio—46 Oltmon. Gory—52 Oltmoon, Sborrill—31 Ortopo. Novor—46. 84 Ovorboy. Job� —51 Overton. Cborl� � —66 Overton. Joekio—32 O—•� � , Coeolio—46 Owe� � . Sovoroly—51 Oven� , tichord—32. 62 Owing� . Garry—46, 88 Portor, toy—47 Pott� . Margaret—46. 50 Powncey. Prone —33 , 58, 64 Po— 11, Gilbert—46. 62. 85 Power. Judio—33. 63 Poyfoir, Chari� —33. 58. 50. 70. 71 Price. Judith—51 Priott, Morion—46 Prowty, Beverly—46 Quirk. Borboro—24, 33. 58 . 50. 00 logon. George—51, 58 topon. Tom—38 tokoi. Eddie—46. 56, 62. 74, 88 tolfinet, JoAn — 51. 57 tondoll. Jori� —22. 33, 62. 65 Rotmutten. Helen—51. 00 totcliff. Art—51, 65. 66' Rothbw� . Alton—33. 62. 66 Rayburn. George—46. 84 Rayburn, Potty—33 Reedy. Rotalie—51 Reedy. Shirley—10. 33. 63 Reid. Undo—48. 61. 00 Reimkko. loi.—51 Reinhardt. Oioano—34. 57. 63. 00 Rondo� , loui� —SI Reynold.. Sill—46. 84 Rich. Sob—58. 80 tichord, Durkoo—51, 51. 83. 84 Ricbordt. louro—46 tichord� . Sheilo—34. 64 Ricbordto� . Carolyn—51. 50 Ricbordton. Do� —34. 80 Ritonburgb. Arle—51, 60. 61 Ritter. Melitto—34. 55. 58 Riv � burg, Gordon—46 Roork. Yvonne—SI Robbint. Gwendolyn—51. 55. 00 Robert� . Kathryn—46 Robertton. Howord—34. 80 Robinton. Eileen—46. 64 Roebrt, Worron—34. 67 Root. loVorno—34 Rottitor. Sill-46 Run� i� n, Kotborlno—34. 66 Runyon. Stovo—46. 58. 62 Rvp , Dtnnit 46 Ruppenthol. Violo—51. 55. 00 Rwibton, Aldan—46 Ruttoll. Cborlot—46 Ruth. Monty—46 Ruth. Rito—51, 57 Ryon. Miebool—51 Sodewotter. Albert—46 Soge. George—58 Soitvlck. Poter—46 Solcido. Yvo� no—46. 50. 00 Sand born. Pronk—51 Sonde� � , Buford—51, 80 Sondt. Dennett� —46. 50 Send� . Sound� ©—46 Scboffor, Shirley—51. 65 Scbove, Mo� . — 34, 55 Scbeer. Rito—46. 55, 00 Sckill, Pomroy—51 Scblllo, Roy—46. 58. 61 Schjoldohl. Gory—51 Scblonk, Alon—51. 58 Schleicher, Rotolle—28. 34. 57 Schleicher, Tina—51. 50. 00 Settle! ning, JoAn� —34. 58 Schmidt. Corel—52. 50, 65 Schmidt, lorry—46. 80 Schmidt. Roy—46 Scbmunk. Jim—38 Schneider. Sboron—52. 55 Sc bole. Sboron—34 Sc home� . J«dy—46 Schreiner, loon—52 Scbwlti. Joyce—46. 63. 64. 00 Scoping . Don—46. S3 Scott. Slake—26. 34 Scott, Prodorick—52, 85 Scott. Jo me� —52 Scott, toper—35 Scribner. Jeon—46. 65 Soon, Wolter—38 Seed. Sorboro—48. 52. 57. 65. 00 Seeley. Corel—35 So. be I. Audrey—47. 63. 00 Soibel. Joe—52. 56. 62, 74 Seller. Bob—80 Sharp. Thomot—35 Show, Hotel—46 Show. Solly—35. 60. 63. 00 Shay lor. Merle—46 Shefcheck, Poul—35 Shepherd. Alice—35. 63 Shepherd. Normon—52 Sbeppler. Dick—46 Sherman, Suli—46 Sigler. Joonne—35. 56. 62. 63 Sign� . Corel—46. 00 Sile� , Marcio— 52 Silior� . Jilmo—46 Simmon� . Cora—46 Skeont— 55. 62 Slider. Jomet—46. 52. 81. 88 Slothower. Donnit—46, 60. 61 Smith, Dinie—35, 60 Smith. lyndO--46. 58. 50. 00 Smith. Noomo—52. 50 Smith, Patricia—35. 61 Smith, Penny—35 Smith. Roberto—35 Snider. Donno—46. 00 Snider. Phylli� —35. 63. 64 Snodgrot� . Virginio—46 Snyder, lorry—52 Snyder, Morlene—36. 65 Solomon. Judy—52. 55. 00 Sommerfeld. Jock—36. 58. 86. 80 Seoter. Jerry—46 Sperry. Miebool—52 Sperry, Money--46 Spokoly. Judy—52, 00 Stobler, Steven—52, 80 Stocy, Tony—46. 84 Stopper� , Jon—36, 67 St vo. Sandro— 52 Stewort. Shermoloe—47 Stockton, Phylli� —36 Stolo� . Miko—52. 66 Stoner. John—47. 55 Storm. Margie—36, 58. 50. 00 Storrt, Julio—47. 55. 56. 57, 62 Striebel. Robert—47 Stromon. Potricio—47. 50. 00 Strong, lorotto—47 Stuart. Doug lot—47. 58. 65 Studobokor. Oovid—47 Sturby. Cocilo—38. 62. 64. 65 Swllivon, Marcia■ 47. 65 Sundberg. Jeot— 52. 00 Sundttrom, Gary—47 Swan. Ricky—52. 85. 88 Swan ion, Dolton—47. 86 Swor. Carolyn—52. 00 Syvenon, Mickey—52 Tollmodge. Garold—52 Tonnehill, Cher loin—36 Tenney. Alice—36. 57. 66. 73. 00 Terrill. Thomot—52. 88 Thockor. Tomra—52. 65. 00 Thayer. Jimmie—47 The!� � . Holly—36. 66 Thomot. Solly—47 Thomot. Sill—36. 62. 80. 80 Thomot. Pot 36 Thomo� .’ loi� —47. 50 Thomot. Robert—52 Thornpton. Allck—52 Thompton. Alton—52. 61. 80 Thornpton. Donny—36. 66 Thompton. Dovid—47. 52 Thompton. tichord—47 Thompton. Shirley—36. 54. 55. 57. Thorpe, Patricio—52 Thortlenton. Donold— 52. 65 Thorttonton. Sboron—52. 65 Thovpe, Jorry—47 Tikko. David—52 Tikka. Howord—47 Timmint, Don—47, 58 Timmint. Donold—47. 65 Toepfer. Jim—36 Toklo. John—52 Torrey, Koy—5? Torrey, Pletchor—36. 55, 62, 81, 80 Towntend. Vornon— 52 Treodwoy. Von—52 Tupher. Shirloy—52 Turner, loDonno—36. 58. 00 Turney. Oovid—52 Tyler. Gilford—52 Vonce. Ru� te I—36 Van Riper. Doug—37. 66 Vick. Huelon—47. 61 Virgil, Bob—37. 65 Voelker. Jeon—37. 63. 00 Voht. Sondra—52. 50. 64. 00 Voarhiet, Miko—66 w Wocbtel. Don—52 Woger, Judith—44. 47. 56. 62. 67 Wogner. EHvyn—52, 60, 61 Wogner. MoryAnn—37, 56.62. 63. 00 Wokemon. Mori lee—52. OO Woldow. Jo Ann—10. 20. 21. 37, 55 Wolker. Jomet—37. 62 Waller. Horold—52 Walling. Morcio—37 Wollwoy, Kenneth—47. 58, 86 Wollwoy. Melbo—37. 63 Woltert. Sylvie—52 Waring. Morcio—37, 63 Wottrodowtki, John—37. 70. 81 Weigond, Nancy—52. 57, 00 Weiht, Diane—47. 57. 65. 00 Weitiel, Tom—47. 88 Wenthln, lillion—37, 66 Wentworth, Don—52 Weitt, Sonito—52 Wait. Curti� —52 Wetterlund. Joon—52, 65 Wetiboff, Noncy—47. 55 Whole� , lorry—47, 80 Wheeler. Donold—52 White. Carole—52, 00 White. Elaine—37. 66 White. Ellouite—37. 63 Whitfield. Jone—47. 55. 56. 62. 66 Whitmyor. Robert—52 Wilco� , Merle—47. 84 Wiley. Noncy—37 Wilder. Jome� —52 Wlllco . Dovid—47 William� . Joy—47. 60. 62 Wllliom� . Joon-47 Williomt. Poul—52. 57. 60. 62. 83 Williomt, Wolter—37 William ton, Deanna—10.37.57.63.65 Williamton. Richard—38 William,on. Sandra—52.55.57.65.00 Willi� . Charlene—47. 57, 00 Wilton, Jomet—47. 84 Wilton. Potricio—38. 55. 57. 63 Wilton. Vera—52. 50, 65 Winter. Chorte� — 52, 84 Winter. Joonne—52 Wirotleck, Ronald—38 Witdom. Jerry—38. 63 Wi� e. William—47 Withe . Rote—47. 60. 61. 64. 00 Wolfe. T r� � o—52 Womock, Nora—47 Woodward. Jim—47. 84. 85 Wood-orth. lionet—38 Wriph . Cborlotte—52 Wright. Prank—52 Wyatt. Joyce—47. 50 Wyatt. Sheila—38 Wye he. Gory—52. 55. 83. 85. 80 Yonkee. Ronold—52 Vettick, Richard—38 Yinger. Mory—47 Zen . Sho.ro� —38. 55. 58. 50. 00 61 Ziebell, Donold—47 Zook. Roberto—38. 66