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

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The Other Brother were something else. Swing out, fellosi rvVTURf -I F • Y • Eagles Watch History Made The winter of '63 was a strange one. Fall fled and spring sprang with- out a fleck of snow between, but enough happened to fill three winters. The death of a great man brought shock and sorrow, but life went on. It seemed as if everything should be different, but assignments still had to be turned in, we still had to win our games, and “are you going to the dance? Talent was king at the first Hudson's Bay Hootenanny, as students and faculty members went ethnic. Finals brought frenzy and last minute studying. Senioritis ran rampant in the pep assemblies and in the sign contest held to boost Eagle spirit for the last Fort game. But Eagle spirit didn't need much boosting as records fell week after week. HB-104' FV-57 was circled in red on every Eagle's season record. It was a wonderful winter, but with the first Chinook the Bay was watching for spring and hoping for State. The Quontrcllos belf out o song. Go Eagles, Beat the Bears! How come nobody over takes the senior women out? Whoops! Do you use Dial? Don't you wish everybody did? 120 WINTER AC

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Rally Squad (Jains State The 1963-64 Varsity Rally Squad, composed of Linda Hicks, Barbara Vaughan San Dee Hume, Wendy Bradbury, Toni Gooch, Cheryl Andersen, Arvid Anderson, and Ken Rolene, led the Hudson's Bay rooters through their most successful basketball season. With the talented gymnastics of Linda Hicks and San Dee Hume, the varsity squad brought fame to the student body of Hudson's Bay all through the regular hoop season and district and state basketball contests. Dance routines performed by the talented Bay rally girls were the highlight of many athletic contests. The spirit-promoting group worked many extra hours to perfect dance steps and yells.- Local and state pressmen hailed the girls as the best Rally Squad in the state. Ken and Arvid, enthusiastic male members of the varsity squad, added many new yells for the Bay rooters to support their teams. Although the boys were forced to take a back-seat to the girls, they refused to let down in promoting school spirit. lame Arvid Anderson Ken Rolene y. V. Squad Jnspires Sophomores One, Two, Three, Kick! The 1964 Jun- ir Varsity Rally worked hard for many hours to keep the crowds yelling and spirits soaring. Rickie Alexander, Patti Allinger, Bobi Halsworth, Joyce Norris, Paul Mead, and Bob Smith, jumped, flipped, clapped, and yelled throughout the basketball season. Their smiling faces inspired en- thusiasm among fellow classmates and victory for their Junior Varsity team. 119 J.V. Roily, I to r.: Paul Meade. Joyce Norris. Potti Allinger, Bobi Halsworth, Ricki Alexander, Bob Smith.

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