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

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Adam» Doug Aldrich Tad Alexander Gloria Alexander Wriston Allen Dave Alonjto Mike Anderson Cheryl Anderson Arvid Anderson Jerry Anderson Leslie Anderson Tom Anglin Joanne Anton Sue Appel Jacquie Arnold Ed Aspaas Dave Bainrer. Terry Bales Robert Barker Eva Barnes Melba Bates Chris Bauman Ed Bauman Joanne Baxcly lavon Beavers Bill Benavides Bill Benner Louise Bennett Dave Bcntaas Bob Bergeron Sue Bergstrom Eric Bias Dean Bloke Par Blakley Vicki Bleth Donito Bloth Janice Blevins Robin Blunt Joy Bones Linda Borin Eileen Bott Bruce Botfs Linda Bourland Judy Bowyer Earl Boykins Prentis Bradbury Leonna Bromley Bill Brandis Rushton Broy Loretta Brock Carolyn Bromley Fred Brooke Cheryl Brosc Steve Brower Mike Brownell Mike Bryan Kathy Burke Bob Burns Judy Burroughs Ray Burtness Becky Burton Mike 100

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Representative Ann Mickelwait Representative Sarann Stevens In debt, but with high hopes of a better future, the class of '65 began its second year at the Bay. After contributing to the gold back-drop fund during the 1962-63 school year, the juniors, with Paul Hedengren's guidance, had to sell concessions, mega- phones, and booster stickers to get out of the hole. Headed by President Dennis Gillingham, the juniors put on an assembly entitled A Typical Day on T.V.”, threw eggs at the class party, and sponsored the annual Junior-Senior Prom at the Quay Restaurant. Penny Poyfair, activities-coordinator, directed the junior class assembly with help from such class members as Doug Whitlock, Elly Fendrich, Jeanne Foster, and Sylvia Ellefsen. The class party, held on the 11th of March, was chairmaned by Dave Lockhart, junior vice president. Donuts and milk were served as refreshments. The Quay Restaurant was the site for this year's Junior- Senior Prom for the first time in Bay's history. All other Proms have been held in the school cafeteria. Ann Pence, secretary; and Ann Mickelwait and Sarann Stev- ens, class representatives completed the officers for the class of '65. Activities Coordinator Penny Poyfair Vice-President Dave Lockhart Counselors Mr. Suckling, Mrs. Barter Mr. Len Suckling and Mrs. Opal Barter, jun- ior class counselors, led the class through their second year at the Bay. Along with the Coun- selor's classroom assignments, face to face inter- views commanded the majority of their time. Besides counseling duties, Mr. Suckling main- tains study conditions in three study halls, and Mrs. Barter teaches two classes of Chemistry. The junior class counselors also administered and interpreted aptitude and achievement tests, such as the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test and the Iowa Test of Educational Development. 99

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8uss Steve Cobe Lyle Cameron 8111 Camp Steve Cambell Jim Conova Greg Carlson Louis Carr Sandy Carter Eddie Coyce Jean Chipman Glenn Chwmbley Lee Churchman Marie Clark Dennis Cohnen Linda Collfns Sharon Cook Elizabeth Cook Jack Coon rod Bob Corwin Kyle Coutts Dovene Covel Earl Craig Steph Crum Wayne Dchl Alon Dohlberg Jerry Dohcnburg George Daniels Beverly Davies Don Davis Bob Dawson Colleen Day Eddie De Busschere Art Dearinger Dan Dcckcrf Ginger Den horn Randy Detour Linda Dickinson Jonl Dixon Nancy Doyle Bill Draper Paul Duitmon Sandy Durdlc Leroy Disbrow Dennis Dye Bill East Barbara Eaton Kathy Eoton Linda Edwards Pat Elder Carl Elgin Marie Ellefsen Sylvia Elmlinger John Elsasser Lynn Elton Sonia Emrich Scott English Ken Ennenga Bobbi Erickson Vonda Evcnson Jim Feller Judy 101