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

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Miss Opal Orr, head of the HB science department, aids Alan Thompson, Bill Mitchell, Gary Wyche, and Delores Prosch with one of their many experiments. The science department develops an understanding of matter, and moth while creating an interest in our age of science. This year, for the first time, Hudson's Boy's science department took part in the northwest's science fairs. MISS OPAL ORR An electric Hammond organ toke» up some of the most pleasant moments of Miss Opol Orr's life. Profession- ally a chemistry ond geome- try instructor, she groduoted from linfield College, Oregon. CLEM EISCHEN All of HBHS is proud of our own Clem Eischen, biology instructor. A '52 Olympic athlete, Mr. Eischen coaches the HB cross country team ond enjoys hunting ond fishing. MISS CATHERINE DUNLOP Hiking, nature study ond on interest in Intornationol Relations fill many of Miss Catherine Dunlop's spore moments. She is a gradu- ate of tho University of Oregon ond teoches Biology ot HBHS. mathematics music department BOB DUNGAN Head footboll cooch Bob Dungon is o music fan be- sides his mony sports inter- ests. This Oregon Stole graduate is on algebra ond physical education instruc- tor. ELLERY GILLESPIE When Ellery Gillespie isn't busy with his moth, ond physics dosses, he likes to spend his timo hunting and fishing. He is o graduate of Stephen F. Austin State Teochers College. GEORGE WHITMORE ”1 enjoy working with young poople, remorked George Whitmore when osked why he took up teoching. A University of Oregon olumnus. Mr. Whit- more is a geometry tcocher ot the Bay. MISS DORIS SMITH Acting, singing, and di- recting the choir and other choral groups pretty well fills out the busy schedule of Miss Doris Smith,a pretty graduato of St. Cloud State Teachers College. MADISON VICK Seen a lot oround HB is bond instructor Madison Vick. A graduote of Mon- tana Stoic University, he claims skiing, swimming, ond tennis as just a few of his hobbies. A good mathematics background is available to all students at HB. From algebra through “trig for the career-minded, or prac- tice in the fundamentals for those who need it, make this de- partment an important part of the curriculum. Concerts, parades, assemblies, games, the pleasure of music making is enjoyed by many HB students under the fine lead- ership of the music staff. library All of Hudson's Bay is proud of the new, modern library, a convenient place for quiet and easy studying. The happy librarian, Mrs. Margaret Rogers, has started from scratch to make the library what it is today. MRS. MARGARET ROGERS Margaret Roger», li- rion ot HBHS. it o oduoto of Woitorn Wath- ton College of Education it a very fond follower Peanut»''.

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everyone is helping Hudson's Bay grow Looking back on school year 1957-58 at Hudson’s Bay High School, we realize that each year brings us new and auspicious recognition as an outstand- ing high school. Our pace this past school year has increased in tempo as new problems have been created by our complex society in this, the satellite age. Academically, our comprehensive high school curriculum has proven itself adaptable to the needs of our community. The enviable record of our graduates now attending colleges and those holding down jobs in our All-America city attests to the skill of our teachers. Hudson’s Bay this year joins a select secondary school list with its first Merit Scholarship finalist. Athletically, our Eagle gridiron squad made the year an early success with our first football victory over our cross-town rivals; our basketball and wrestling teams enjoyed their most eventful season in history. School spirit and student enthusiasm certainly contributed again to our prosperity. Track and baseball showed great promise at the time this yearbook went to press. The annual Dads’ Club Dinner proved the interest our patrons have in student activities. The Student Council, the Boys’ and Girls’ Leagues, along with the class organizations, have provided stimulating and effective leadership to match the challenge of the “Space Age . Our assembly schedule has provided the most diversified, interesting and colorful programs I have ever seen. Yes, academically, athletically, artistically, musically, culturally, and in all ways, Hudson’s Bay has come into its own. I feel sincere and grateful pride in being Principal of this new and modern high school. Not all moments ore hard work moments for Principal Simpson. Mr. Simpson and his lovely wife enjoyed themselves ot the Christmas Snow-Ball. 9 ROBERT E. SIMPSON Principal

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history LOUIS BARTER ■'The man from Potcy Counly. Everyone who't over hod Louis Borlcr for U. S. Hi lory know» how proud this hiking and tamping cnlhusiost it of hit birth placo. Mr. Borlcr it a greduoie of the Uni- vcrtiiy of Mittouri. ROGER BJERK A graduate of VHS and Pa. tific tulhern, Roger Bjerk, history teacher, it new to HB. He enjoys ploying a trumpet in hit leisure mo- ments. At port of the junior U. S. History program, tome junior boy was on trial for general vagrancy . Taking part in the court procedures are Tom Buckner; Judge Louis Barter; Roger Smith, Chuck Boldwin, and Defense Attor- ney Mary Paelow. LEE CAVE Sports of all lypes interest moth teacher lee Cove. Also JV footboll and sopho- more basketboll coach, this Washington State gradu- ate'! moin weakness is hit wife. VIRGIL WEBB The HB botoboll loom's new coach, Virgil Webb is an enthusiastic gotfor ond gardener (shrubs only). A University of Oregon gradu- ate, he is one of the P.E. instructors at HB. FRANK SCHWARTZ His wcoknott is red hair, but senior social studies instructor Frank Schwartz claims Indian artifact col- lecting os his hobby. Mr. Schwartz attended Oregon Stole College. MISS CAROL EHLERS Do photography ond hiking sound like hobbies for a Latin and German toocher? That's what University of Colorado graduote Mitt Corol Ehlert does in her spare time. JOHN KARAS Seen at all hours oround HBHS thit year was Uni- versity of Portland graduote John Korol. Professionally Mr. Korot if o Spanish ond reloil telling instructor. All HBHS students have an opportuni- ty to take any of four languages, Latin, French, Spanish and Ger- man. PAUL ROEDER His interests include inter- national rclolions, tennis, and his church work. Hit nomo? Paul Roeder, head of the testing department at HB and Sponith instruc- tor. JOE VOCOLO Joe Vocolo, Spanish ond Fronch instructor, grow up speaking Italian (but it's a New Jorsoy accent ho hot). A graduoto of Colorado Slate, he it also sophomore boseball cooch. d river training LEN SUCKLING The proud fother of four children is len Suckling, drivers troining instructor and vorsily baskotball cooch. Mr. Suckling, o WSC graduote, it another hunt- ing ond fishing enthusiast. Want to learn to drive? HB's driver training instructor, Len Suckling, will go a long way toward helping any Bay student accomplish this. Many Hudson's Boy stu- dents have token advantage of this opportunity and hove learned to drive in the latest model cars. 11