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

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When I'm rolking, you listen! Cast Emile de Becque....................Dan Dearinger Bloody Mary.........................Lynn Owen Billis.............................Chuck Skov Capt. Bracket......................Dennis Sparks Stewpot.............................John Carlson Seaman O'Brien ................ Hudson Paddock Henry..............................Greg Canova Pvt. Larson........................Jerry Jenson Seabee Richard West............. Keith Isaacson Pvt. Victor Jerome................. Bob Smith Buzz Adams .................... Dennis Cummings Seabee............................Duke Simpson Lt. Genevieve Marshall..............Karen Nelson Ensign Lisa Manelli................Cheryl Miller Connie Walenka......................Linda Marrs Janet McGregor ...................... Jean Hall Dinah Murphy ...................... Cheryl Brooks Nurses................. Linda Detour, Pat Kister, Diane Kister Native girls............ Rosemary Rendon, Sharon Wyche, Barb Leak Dancers.........SanDee Hume, Barbara Vaughan, Linda Eaton, Linda Cohnen, LynDee Francis, Sue Wedin, Choreographer Stick it in your earl •'36-24-36

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Yeah yeah, right over there . . . MEN! {juniors Star Jn South Pacific After months of preparation, this year’s all-city musical was presented from April 28 through May 2. As the lights dimmed and the orches- tra began, the curtains opened on a superb production that captivated the spectators from beginning to end. The light-hearted and romantic songs and energetic dancers recap- tured the feeling, the happy times, and the heartaches of the men and women during World War II. The play was produced by the students and music directors of the Vancouver High Schools. Three jun- iors, Lynn Owen, Dan Dearinger, and Chuck Skov, won the title roles. They played their parts to perfec- tion and delighted the audience with songs like ’’Bali Hai, “Some En- chanted Evening, and “Honey Bun. To the cast and crew . . . Congrat- ulations for a job well done. Mommy” They suro ain't washing clothes! 180

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Students Rewarded for Sine Efforts N.C.T.E. National Runner-up: Marion Abbott - The year 1963-64 found Hudson's Bay students very busy. Some spent the summer at camps and conferences; others worked hard in preparing speeches and papers for various contests. All were, in some way, rewarded for their fine efforts. Three boys and one girl were sent to Boys' and Girls' State respectively. There they learned about state gov- ernment and its functions. The Jessi Institute also offered many students an excellent scientific education. Honors were presented to several Bay seniors throughout the year. The D.A.R. Award was given to an outstanding senior girl, and three of our top seniors received Elks' Awards. Another senior girl brought fame to herself and to the school by becoming a national runner-up in the N.C.T.E. Contest. Boys' Stale Delegates, top to bottom: Bill Flynn, Terry Ogle, Jere Van Dyk. Right: Girls' State Delegote, Roby Ap»'er. Below, I. to r.: Jessi Dele- gates: Chris Hale, Nancy Whitsitf, Allison Garr, Peggy McMokin, Sharon Blackwell, Mario Hitt. D.A.R. Good Citizen Emily Norwood 182 Elks Most Valuable Student Contest winners: I. to r.; Julian Tarnowski, first place boys' division; Noncy Whitsitf, second place girls' division; Hebert Herber, third place boys' division.