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

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May floods Seattle We are the greatest! The champs display season's winnings. This is funl Ir's heavy, too. We did it! Eagles of all ages watched their team sweeping the State Tournament at the Hec Edmund- son Pavilion. Everyone's hopes were down on the floor. The whole city was behind our great team. When the final results were known, Vancouver went all out to honor the State Champions. The feelings were mixed: amazement, confidence, pride and relief. But all were happy. 113 Eagle rooters look on with confidence.

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The Chompi Hobert Herber Mike Wynne Mike Power» 2nd all-state 1st Honorable Mention 2nd all-state A few trophies to add to the collection. I said we'd be back . . . Ken Smith Most Valuable Player 1st team all-state .The drama of state. 112

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First Row: Randy Cate, Larry Skaar, Dove Orthmeyer, Don McPherson. Second Row: Bill Berington, Jan Wiard, Ron Parvis, Gene lieke, Don Enz, Don Blair, John Seeds. Third Row: Doug Korlann, Ken Sowder, Tom Hcnnesy, Doug Whitlock, Bruce Bott, Mike Reams, Mike Cooney. (Missing, Jim Evcnson.) ' Mer Hudson's Bay swim team again proved themselves worthy opponents to all comers. Led by veterans Steve Kness, Don Blair, and Bruce Bott, the mermen showed SWW league competitors how to' swim to victory. School records were broken by several team members as the season progressed. Coach Dave Cleave's first year as HBHS swim coach proved rewarding to the team and the coach. Among the many participating in state competition were Gene Liefke, Don McPherson, Jim Evenson, Ron Purvis, Doug Whitlock, and Steve Kness. Divers were lacking on the '64 swim team, but swim- mers more than made up for this deficiency. School Records Set for the take off aro, I. to r., John Seed», Don Blair, Danny Enz, and Gone licfkc.