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

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third place spot as season play ends JOHN HARRIS Hudson’s Bay Hudson's Bay Hudson’s Bay Hudson’s Bay Hudson’s Bay Hudson’s Bay Hudson's Bay Hudson’s Bay Hudson’s Bay Hudson's Bay Hudson’s Bay Hudson’s Bay Hudson’s Bay Hudson’s Bay Hudson’s Bay Hudson's Bay Hudson’s Bay Hudson's Bay SEASON’S SCORES 50..................South Salem 42 56....................McMinnville 43 26.................Battle Ground 25 56 .................North Salem 38 67.................Franklin Pierce 49 39.................Kent Meridian 55 38................Fort Vancouver 55 32...........................Longview 53 44 ...............Battle Ground 36 57 ....................... Longview 59 28.............................Kelso 58 62.............................Camas 56 45 ..............Fort Vancouver 52 52.................Battle Ground 80 57..........................Longview 56 57 ............................Kelso 46 60.............................Camas 49 58 ..............Fort Vancouver 66 WAYNE CARNEY JOE BORK 85 ROGER SMITH

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HB basketball team winds i COACH LEN SUCKLING RICK SWAN BOB SCHAFTE MANAGER LYNN HART MANAGER TOM LAMPMAN FALEN PIERCE LONNIE HICKS SEASON’S RECORD FORT VANCOUVER LONGVIEW HUDSON S BAY CAMAS BATTLE GROUND KELSO 1958 team has its ups and downs Looking like a championship team the first few weeks of the season, the Eagles won their first five games. These wins included a victory over the North Salem “Vikings” who were rated as the second team in the state of Oregon at the close of the season. Going into league play the Eagle team looked like an entirely different team. They ran out of steam as quickly as they started and lost their first two out of three games. They then recovered and almost wound up going to the Class AA District Meet for a state berth, but they were edged out by the Longview Lumberjacks and had to settle for a tie for third place with Camas. 84

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spring months brought out varied sports SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Although the Sophomore squad won only two of sixteen games, they gained valuable experience for the varsity team next year. Coming out in last place in the league, the sophomores gave many an opponent a close game. Only in one game were the Eaglets actually outclassed, in the first tilt with Camas, but in the second round they came out on top. Look for many of these boys on the varsity team next year. First Row: Coach lee Cave, Bob Lindaucr, John Gibbons, Dean Richardson, Lynn Votaw, Delbert Bussey. Second Row: LeRoy Johnson, Richard Motheson, Roger Eigsti, John Hickox, Dennis Crepeou, Ron Fogle, J. C. Armstrong, Eddie Frazier. J. V. BASKETBALL This year’s junior varsity basketball squad came up with wins over the Deaf School, Fort Vancouver, Camas, and numerous other opponents. Many of these players should be on the varsity squad next year. Some of them who had no experience whatsoever came through like veterans and proved themselves to be fine Eagles. First Row: Russell Covens, Bill Range, Ron Bradbury, Roger Fugman, James Johnson, Maynord Clapp. Second Row: Coach Virgil Webb, Bruce Knablc, Lynn Martin, Bob Swoffard, Dean Bork, Tom Dixon, Ron White, Jim Harwell, Manager. GOLF Starting with only one returning letterman left over from last year's championship team. Coach Mike Bertoglio has seven sophomores on this year's squad. He is trying to build up a squad through three years competition. Through the first part of the season, the golf team had trouble with its matches, but the team shaped up as season play progressed. First Row: Ron Griffee, Rick Swan, Jim Adams. Second Row: Coach Mike Ber- toglio, Don Dickenshcet, Richard Griffee. 86