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

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AIMS Strives for Scholastic (foals The National Honor Society is an organ- Seniors: Marion Abbo't VicKy Aldridge Ken Anderson Ruby Apsler Jim Barkos Bill Barrington Laura Besserman Carol Bleth Roy Bogue Wendy Bradbury Trudy Copell Beverly Dunbar George Eaton Allison Carr Bonnie Gite Chris Hole Mike Hale Carol Honson Pali Hatcher Anita Hebert Lynda Holm Gerry Hubblo Jody Jensen Heather Kinder Steve Kness Carol Lampkin Larry Martin Jill Mason Linda Maynard Sandra McHugh Penny Meddough Terri Mcmovich Steve Nielson Emily Norwood Mike Olin Dennis Onslow Corol Ann Pete Jim Reed Les Rock Sharon Rowland Richard Sale John Seeds Linda Slaughter Helen Snolson MEMBERS Richard Swafford Julian Tarnowski Kathy Toylor Carol Thompson Barbara Vaughan Betty Vcrbeck Janet Voqter Julie Wells Sand! Wesolowski Nancy Whitsitt Byron Woodworth Linda Woolory Sharon Wychc Koren Wolf Juniors: Arvid Anderson Leslie Anderson Christine Bates Bill Beavers Pot Bloke Linda Bones Leanno Bradbury Rushton Brandis Mike Brower Louis Carlson Dennis Cummings Colleen Dawson Art DcBusscherc Kathy Eaton Sylvia Ellefscn Barbara Green Sue Green Jeff Griffith Paul Hedengren Mike Hollidoy Gail Holt Bill Horning Gary Huss Cheric Lawhcod Linda Lowson Barbara leak Peggy McMakin Lynn Meyer Ann Mickclwait Brenda Miles Sharon Milligan Virginia Montog Mike Nielson Sandra Olin Richard Osborn Chris Page Ann Pence Glen Pierce Kathy Pugh Mike Rotzman Nancy Remington Rosoma y Rendon Pot Richmond Kitty Russell Larry Shaw Sarann Stevens Janet Strong Sharon Toylor Ron Thompson Pot Weber Donna Wilks Barbara Woodworth Sophomores: Pat Allingcr Terry Anderson Laurie Buckman Terry Clark Dave Cox Hal Dygert Donna Eno Bonnie Ethridge Julie Hall Scott Harper Linda Hightower Cheryl Jessen Jon Moyer Karen Nelson Sandra Stromgren Mike Thompson Tony Tosti Joy Wannamoker Dave Wilde Advisor, Miss Kirwin Vice President Bev Dunbar Treasurer Penny Meddough President, Terri Mcmovich ization for the promotion of academic ex- cellence. This Club requires its members to maintain the 3.25 grade-point average with which they were admitted. The activities of the Honor Society in- cluded two installation assemblies and a banquet with the Honor Society of Fort Van- couver. During the assemblies new members were installed and awards were given for scholas- tic achievement. The speakers at the assem- blies were Father Trespanier and Mr. Robert Bates. At the banquet with the Fort NHS, mem- bers were served a dinner and entertained by Ken Johannsen's folk singing. Dr. Bedeau of Reed College spoke on the subject of Loyalty, Liberty, and Dissent. Under the direction of Bev Dunbar, Honor Society maintained a bulletin board to inform the students of scholarships and other ma- terials concerning college entrance. Another service provided by NHS is usher- ing at Commencement by underclassmen members. Recording Secretary Nancy Whitsitt Corresponding Secretory Bonnie Gilo 50 Oh! Those many calories! I pledge myself to uphold the high purposes of the National Honor Society.

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Coach, Mrs. Kleweno Feet were flying and a few hurdles fell and shots were put os the Hudson's Bay girls began their first track season. Mrs. Kleweno, coach, guided the team in their many victories. The girls gained fame for the Bay both in regular and invitational meets. Their many foes included Evergreen, Marshall, Roosevelt, Grant, Jefferson, Olympia, South Bend, Clackamas, Henry Hill, Flanagan Clan IWoodlond), Columbia River, and Wohtonko. In the winter, two girls, Phyllis Carter and lindo Hicks, ran in a qualification at Jefferson in Portland. Phyllis was victorious and received on invitation to a special meet at the Memorial Coliseum. In the spring, the lorgcst meet in the state was held at the Bay. Participants come from os for owoy os the Philippines. The Hudson's Bay team won again. The members of the team included Nancy Arisman, Sandy Atkins, Carolyn Brill, Phyllts Carter, Bonnie Freeman, Allison Garr, Sandy Gutierrez, Linda Hicks, Pat Howard, Elgina Hughes, Jeanette Johnson, Martho Johnson, Viola Johnson, Sue Kowash, Lynn Owen, Kathy Pentico, Barb Peters, lenette Pinard, Cathy Rivoli, Jean Shrop- shire, Brenda Simmons, and Kathy Winters. In its first year, the girls' track ream has richly contributed to Bay tradition. This season's success has brought a great deal of fame to the Bay. The World's Heovywcight Chomp. Oooopsl I Phyllis wins again. 49 Boy sweeps the race.

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Vico Pres., Sharon Porterfield Secretary, Karen Wolf President, Potty Hauser Membership growth and extend- ed activities have marked the second year of FBLA. A cupcake sale at the beginning of the school year raised funds for the club's treasury. Business speakers were featured at the meetings and a potluck din- ner. During February, FBLA members were invited to give a skit for a Dads' Club meeting. MCA Sxplores Business World Treasurer, Jody Jensen Reporter, Carol Lompkin Mrs. Englcrt, left, was the speaker at the potluck dinner. Present, also, were, left to right, Carol Lamp- kin, Mrs. Esholman and Mrs. Thornton, advisors, and Mrs. Klossncr. FBLA members enjoy tho friendly atmosphere. Mrs. Thornton, Mrs. Klossnor, Carol Lampkin, Mrs. Eshelman, and Karen Wulf dish up at the potluck dinner. 51