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

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Dennis Sparks Lea Baker eAHARVEY'V ■■■■■I Critics Rave Over Harvey Very Well Performed!” . . . William Cooksley —Pretty Funny— . . . Terry Ogle Best Senior class play of the year! .. . Sue Trullinger, Janie Long Very difficult to photograph” . . . James O'Neill Its dramatic excellence was singularly unique” . . . John Seeds This year an invisible white rabbit, six feet tall, was the main attraction of the Senior Class Play, Harvey. The play was presented, after a delay, Monday and Tuesday, Decem- ber second and third. Elwood P. Dowd, played by Dennis Sparks, was the only one able to see the rabbit, to the consternation of his sister and niece played by Nikki Ruiter and Lea Baker. When his vision interfered with their social plans, they tried to have him committed to a mental sanitarium. A warm comedy was the result. The enthusiastic cast felt that it was one of the best plays ever selected to be performed at Hudson's Bay. They worked hard for weeks to keep up with their predictions. Busy Seniors add lost minute touches to nervous actors. And you soy your brother's closest coav panion is a big white rabbit?' ! KILL IT rS-D: ! ! The Cost: Marilyn Hinz, Larry Gollowa, Mike Mclnturff, Connie Sexton, Nikki Ruiter, Jill Mason, Arnie Dyer, Fred Bergeron, ond Lea Baker. I've forgotten the area code!' 82

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All together now . . . ono two three . . . And Undo Sem wonts youl Eagle Spirit Soars Fall was filled with all the won- ders awaiting Sophomores. The academic studies, the social life, and the spirit of the Bay. Pep assemblies and rallies sparked Eagle enthusiasm. Color day dawn- ed black and gold, and we had everything from a badly scarred tiger to a two-story Eagle. Hands clapped, feet froze, and old cheers took on new meaning, as Bay fans supported their team. They screamed to Eagle Born; and after the final gun had sounded, the strains of the Alma Mater echoed through Kiggins Bowl. For a change. It- Lend me your ear. You're out of stop.

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Arnio Dyor, Fred Bergeron and Ellio Fcndrich in o scene from Curse You. Jack Dalton. Drama festival Offered Arnio, Ellio. Fred, Dick Kerle, and Connie Sexton. Ellie, Arnie, Nikki Ruifcr, Fred, and Dick. Curse You, Jack Dalton was an old-fashioned meller- drammer in one-act. It was presented by the drama depart- ment as a part of the all-school drama festival. This event included pantomines and two one-act plays as a variety of dramatic performances. The other one-act play was titled How to Propose. Methods of proposing through the ages, from cave-man days to the present-, were demonstrated. Miss Maher, faculty director, was assisted by Lea Baker, the student director. Dick and Ellic. Connie, Caihy Alexander. Dick, Nikki, Fred. Arnio, and Ellie.