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

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Emily Norwood, John Horris. February, Ambition. A man reach should exceed his grasp, or what's a heaven for?'' Undo Hicks, Ken Rolene. March, Enthusiasm. Noth- ing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Penny Poyfoir, Sam Smith. Moy. Service. He profits most who serves best. HAROLD HUDSON, Hobcrt Herber; BETSY BAY, B baro Vaughan 185

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Barbara Vaughan, Ali Haerian September, Friendship. The firtt step in the act ship is to be a friend. Sue Trullinger, Dave Meyer. October, Kindness. Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows. Monthly Awards Qiveti Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who’s the friendliest of them all? ... So the first Hal and Bee of 1963-64 were selected. Each month at an assembly, students cheered enthusiastically as two more Eagles were honored for some outstanding trait. The program was climaxed when the entire student body elected two seniors Harold Hudson and Betsy Bay for the year. A faculty-student committee aided in the selection of these monthly awards. This year, working under a new con- stitution, the Hal and Bee committee consisted of four stu- dents and two faculty members. Responsible for the tabula- tion and evaluating of each advisory's vote, this committee also selected the various themes used throughout the year. Bonnie Freeman, Paul Gaussoin. November, Humor. The essence of humor is sensibility; warm tender fellow-feeling with all forms existent. d 184 lauro Besscrman, Hobort Herber. December, Sincerity. Be as thqu seemest; live thy creed. 8onnie Gile, Brent Skill. January, Politeness. Politeness costs nothing, but gains everything.

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 1 y Art Award Barbara Griffcc 9 rv 1 % Band Achievement I. to r.: Allan Miller, Jack La Rue, Sam Smith, Dean Comloy. Orchestra Award Gerry Hubble 186