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

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fall and winter sports hoi M. Barnett-Jr. 0. Kapltanovlch - So. Bill Liedle-Jr. D. Richardson-Jr. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Sporting a record of four wins and three losses, the cross coun- try team hod a fair season.Coach Clem Eischen should be proud of the record recorded against formidable opponents. He also should look forward to next year's team since he will have seven returning letlermen. J. V. FOOTBALL Sophomores and juniors who have had no football training get football experience on the junior varsity team. Termed a very successful season the junior varsity team had a record of four wins, two losses, and two ties. Ist Row: Coach Virgil Webb, John Hickox, Mike Rutkowski, Wayne Brines, larry Hart, Jock Poe, Charles Clardy, Jock Waite, Bob Peterson, Coach lee Cove. 2nd Row: Dennis Crepeau, Dove Brace, Richard Matheson, Clayton Schreiner, John Aylmer, Charles Wheeler, Eddie Frazier, Gory Hatcher, Bob Helm, leroy Fich. 3rd Row: David Cassidy, Charles Baldwin, Jerry Thompson, Bill Knudscn, lynn Votaw, Glen Dcschner, Floyd Scott, Richard Cornwell, Bryon Fendrich, Jay Coleman. 4th Row: Al Ludwig, Russell Pritchett, Ron Griffee, Jim Chamberlain, Don Dickensheet, Don Gillingham, Arlen Stonek, Clarence Mankcr, Bob Wilhec. Bernie Jones. J. V. CROSS COUNTRY 1st Row: Don Hecker, Howard Thompson, leroy Johnson, Pot Rogers, Tom Dixon. 2nd Row: Coach Clem Eischen. 82 i t i

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league play Termed a very successful season, the Hudson’s Bay Eagles emerged the fourth team in the Southwest Washing- ton League play. Starting quite slowly, the Bay team lost the first four hard fought games of the season. After trampling the Klamath Falls Pelicans, 40-7, the Eagles lost to the number one team of the State of Oregon. Growing tired of their losing streak, the Eagles became determined to end up in the long end of the scores. They won their next two games of the sea- son and climaxed the league play with a win over the Fort Vancouver Trap- pers. The Eagles 1957 football team paid tribute to their fellow players by elect- ing Gary Wyche as the Honorary Team Captain, Jim Blankenbaker as the Inspirational Player, and Tom Healy as the Best Senior Player. J. Harwell, Jr. 8. Quick, Soph. T. lampman, Sr. J. leichner, Jr. J. Mattson, Jr. Outrunning his opponents, junior half- back Jerry Anderson latches onto a Wyche pass early in the Washougal M. Maudlin, Jr. Defensive play was the key to the win over the Fort Vancouver team as the Eagles stopped the highly touted Trapper offense. B. McCord, Soph. W. Ono, Jr. D. Pitner, Jr. I. Russell, Jr. Outstanding defensive play marked the Washougal game as the Eagles easily ran away with the game, 32-0. G. Hammon, Soph. t. lack, Sr. N. Schill. Soph. G. Schmidt, Jr. J. Smith, Soph. E. Timmins, Jr. G. Wyche, Sr. B. Schafle, Jr. 81

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leir own against tough opponents VARSITY WRESTLING 1 st Row: Gary Anderson, Howard Barr, Joe Gandy, Don LaCroix, Gary Boggs, Duane Vanderhoef, George McClelland. 2nd Row: Bill Irwin, Bill Hunt, Jim Bishop, Howard Thompson, Jack Poe. Alan Schlank, Floyd Roe, Dave Dougal. 3rd Row: Jared Robinson, Calvin Schuyler, Richard Griffee, David Holt, Gary Clark, Ron Griffee, Dick Irvine, Bob Stewart, Don Dickenshcct, Coach Mike Bertog- lio. J. V. WRESTLING VARSITY WRESTLING The varsity wrestling team took second place in the S. W. W. league and sent six men to the state meet. The six matmen, Calvin Schuyler, Don LaCroix, Dave Dougal, How- ard Barr, Joe Gandy, and Gary Boggs, took an eighth place at the state competition. Coach Mike Bertoglio should be compli- mented on his fine job. 1st Row: Floyd Scott, Charles Shefchck, Jerry Thompson, Neil Schill, Jerry Smith, Dick Houston. 2nd Row: Don Gillingham, John Foulk, Gary Cummins, Darrell Boner, Bill Grossarth, Bryon Fendrich. 3rd Row: David Walsh, Pat Summers, Buddy Hoisington, Richard lohy, Don Dickensheet, Jared Robinson. 4th Row: Coach Mike Bertoglio, Charles Clordy, Steven Crane, Vernon Bussing, Bcrnie Jones. SWIMMING TEAM t si Row: Frank McNeal, Jim Hankel, Tim Ramey, Durkee Richards, Alton Thompson. 2nd Row: Don Hancock, Jerry Gordon, Wayne Brabcc, Gary Ncwstrom, Jack Major, John Harri- son, Gory Johnson, Gary Stokes. 3rd Row: Coach Lowell Neal, Jaap Wertheim, Eric Jacobson, Roy Koskell, Bob Rieger, John Becker. 83