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

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assemblies inform and communicate school spirit at HB We won the Eagle-Trapper foot- ball bottle. Fort Vancouver prin- cipal William lothspcich paid for it and wore the sign oil day. Jim Scott's landscape was one of the many student endeavors at the Art Assembly. Mrs. Rachael Griffin of the Portland Art Museum talked to the group as part of the assembly. Johnny Harris, Gory Hatcher, Bill Plott, Richard Lahy, and Roger Smith are decked out demonstrating what they planned to do to the Fort Vancouver Trappers in the evening's football dash. P.S. The Eagles emerged on the top half of a 14-7 score. Through the efforts of student body activities coordinator Judy Michaels, the assemblies and activities this year took on an attractive, entertaining look. That old black magic that you weave so well . . sang vocalist and song stylist Billy Donicls be- fore HB students ot the jazz assembly. Seated in the back- ground is Portland D. J., Sammy Taylor. lovely All-America City Queen Rene Hop- kins surveys all from a bright red foreign cor. Rene was chosen Queen above two other candidates from Vancouver's high schools. A common part of the pep assemblies was the boys-agoinst-the-girls contests. As Miss Maxine Smith and Mrs. Gertrude Robbins led the girls. Bob Dungan and Clem Eischcn led the male section. Hudson's Bay was proud to have at one of the as- semblies the Honorable Governor Albert Rossilini of Washington who spoke about the stale's govern- ment. 24

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Mil we will remember ... an open door . . . a car lot . . . a tree 26