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

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 ' ‘-''■ --CiO V( yexA l f . VL a iJjt JDa i Y organizatiorrs'editor-Pat Cudmore girls’ sports editor-Roberta Peklay

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pep and enthusiasm was generated by pep organization: Firtl row, I to r: Warren Harris, Paul Williams, Roger Eigsti, Bob Ruindink, Gary Hoffman, Pat Corder. Second row: Elwyn Wagner, Bob Grogg, Bryce lundquist. Dove Eylofson, Ken Williamson. Standing: Chuck Records. VARSITY RALLY SQUAD Left to right: Diano Roberts, lorry Baily, Shirley Tupker, Chuck Baldwin, Corole Manning, Tom Thompson, JoAnn Rolfsnes. These seven students, as the '58 Song Queens and Yell Kings helped lead the Eagles' football and basketball teams through a successful year. ‘‘Let’s hear you! say the varsity song queens and yell kings. All yeor long these eight pepsters have kept the fires lit under all of Hudson's Bay’s 1040 students. With shouts and screams, the rally squad led the Eagles quite successfully through both major sports. SOPHOMORE RALLY SQUAD Left to right: Judy Bannister, Pennick, Joyce Peters, B Fcndrich, Sharon Ackey, Alymcr, and Janet Stadstad 72 Say, Hey, Sophomoresl So say the sophomore rally squad members. Four peppy girls and as many loud boys lead the largest class through a wild basketball season.

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 future clubs served as a sight into coming years FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Front row: Robert Kline, 8ruce Jordon, Roymond Leslie, Herbort Snider, Chorles Bosh, Vincent Reed, Tom Elioff, Vernon Bussing. Second row: Gory Holcher, Mr. Williom Moll, Tom Wood, Everett MeCorty, Bornie Jones, Ocon Morlin, Jim McIntosh, Jesse Bussing, Richard Morples, Pomroy Schill, Bob Chidoster, Dove Turney, John Overboy, Darrel Schmidt, Deloss Schonbcrger, David Earner, Julie Buts. Pulling the finishing touches on one of their n pieces of machinery ore: Jesse Bussing, J McIntosh, Bruce Jordon, Charles Bush. One of the largest and most active of Hudson’s Bay's many clubs is the International Rela- tions Club. Under the presidency of Mike Armstrong, the I R C took a very active participation in a mock United Nations session in Certainly an active dub, the Hudson's Boy chapter of the Future Farmers of America Organization builds today's boys into the farmers of tomorrow. Senior John Overbuy headed the boys throughout the 1957-58 year in many activities besides traveling to Chicago for the National Conference himself. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB February. Kneeling, lell to right: Roberta Smith, Rote Marie Flantburg, Evelyn Morey, Sally Swenscn, Barbaro Bcalt, Janice Myerton. Sealed: JoAnn Glover, Melon Calvert, Stove Tollori, Toni MeCorty, Mike Armstrong, Mist Carol Ehlers, adviser, Joop Worlheim, LuAnn Haugen, Linda Gruber, Barboro McCuno. Standing: Mary Poctow, Barbara Butts, Debbie Dunnivan, Bill McCord, 8ill Knudton, John Aylmer, John Power, Eric Jacobson, Dole Kuhnhausen, Joy Coleman, Fulton logon, Ken Osborn, Sylvio Hovenden, Carol Knable, Dorothy Green. Finl row: Silvio Armstrong, Rose Morie McMohon, Jeon Sundberg. Second row: Koy Torry, Jeonnio Drugg. Third row: Pot Frohm, Noncy Howksworlh, Corol Schmidt, Carol White, Pol 8acon, Kathleen Borchers. A start on the stepping stones toward o nursing career aro the opportunities offored to tho hoolth room oltondonls ond the futuro nursos club. The future nurses hove aided nurses each Saturday this year at tho Von- couvor Momoriol Hospital. One of the many pleosant du- ties of the Futuro Nurses in their work at tho hospital, is to entertain tho small children in the pediatric word. L to r: Mrs. Lois Pryne, Pot Cudmoro, lorno louser, ond little Michael. Seated: Carol Knable, Bonnie Hoffman, Pat Cudmore. Standing: Darla Soboe, Janet lousor, Mikoll Pollen, Judy Solomon, Corol Eiger, Shoron Black! Johonsen, I 74