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

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Outside, left to right: Betty Pfitchet, Carol Stonek, Jeanic Gerber, Shcrin Hess, Donna Eno, Lynn Owen, Carol Collett, Ellie Grill, Colleen Schilo, Julie Hall, Peggy Smith, Phyllis Carter, Sandy Atkins, Conme Sexton, Pat Blake, Debby Newell, lindo DeTour, Pat Kister, and Gerry Hubble. Inside: Kathy Smith, Judy Feller, Carol Million, Connie Quick, Pam Frcidel, Andrea Koopman, Sandro Lauderdale, and Bonnie Robeck. RayoHCttes Provide Half- Zime Sntertainment Mr. Karos enjoys a now job. In September, Bay girls had the op- portunity to try out for Bayonettes. Qual- ified girls marched in the parking lot before the judges. Then those lucky few were singled out. Bayonettes participated in the foot- ball season by marching in the half-time shows.' Formations carried out the themes of Cleopatra and the Roaring Twenties. During basketball, the girls performed at the District and Regional tournaments. Climaxing the year was the Rose Pa- rade. The Bayonettes had the experience of marching in this annual Portland event. Mr. Cammack informs girls of qualifications neces- sary for Bayonettes. Leader, Colleen Schile Bayonettes perform at District.

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Stage Wand Our illustrious stage band was very active this year. They ran up a total of 27 performances during the school year, including assemblies and concerts. They had five major performances, the first being at Fort Vancouver where they captured fop honors at the first annual Southwest Washing- ton Music Educators' Association Stage Band Contest. For their performance they received a trophy and new music stands. Next they trekked with the choir to Canada where they stunned the audiences with their talent. Upon returning home they received an invitation from the Washington State Music Educators' Association to perform at their convention in Yakima. They were the only stage band in the state that was invited. Then, at the University of Portland, they per- formed with Doc Severinson, a recording artist and noted trumpet player with the NBC orchestra which performs on the Tonight Show. Last, but far from least, our stage band placed first in the Olympic Junior College Band Festival in Bremerton. This was the largest stage band festival in the Northwest, with Stan Kenton, well knov n progressive jazz band leader, as head judge. takes Tirsts Stage Bond rehearses with Doc Severinson. Stage Band Icoves for Bremerton. Top Row. l-Ri Terry Clark. Don Betts, Jack Boileau, Mike Brownell, Terry Hadlock. Middle Row: Marv Hascall, Steve Heidman, Sam Smith, Brian Slater. Jack laRue. Bottom Row: Forrest Koponen, Mr. Don Commack. Big Chief Corn- mack, Jim little. Dean Comely, Steve Horensicin, Alan Miller. Mr. Don Commack Pep Band visits state capitol. 85

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Choir Molds Exchange Concert with Canadians Evoryonc gets o chance Jo stretch at the Canadian border. A trip to Canada was the featured activity of the choir's year. In February the Bay group trekked to Vancouver, B.C., in order to present an exchange concert with the choir of John Oliver High School. After a long bus trip, the Bay students were greeted by their Canadian hosts. The afternoon was spent in rehearsing for the evening performance. Spare moments were filled with sightseeing and fun. Repaying the visit, John Oliver students came to Vancouver in April. Their vocal groups performed at the Fort Auditorium on Saturday even- ing. Everyone in the audience was asked to join in singing the final selection, Hallelujah. The seasons of fall, Christmas, and spring brought other concerts by the Bay choir. At various times the choir also entertained the student body. Bay and Canadian choir members reheorse together for the exchange concert. Choir members, left to right, front row: Goyle Holt, Barbara Vaughan, Judy Jendrey, Janet Lipscomb, Barbara Green, Ingrid Lysdol, Dianne Wood, Cheryl Miller, Nancy Trunkey, Elly Fendrich, Lynda Lipscomb, Barbara We rner, Jeanette Farley, Rosemary Rendon, Jean McKee. Sally Gilbert, Nikki Kniss, Janis McNcel, Karen Bobst, Carla Carlson, Nancy Arismon, Carol Egbert, Morinda Givands, Judy Moffett, and Sandi Gutierrez, Second row.- Helen Snelson, Eileen McKclvic, Linda DeTour, Pat Kister, Diane Kister, Linda Eoton, Peggy Lindquist, Kathy Eaton, Karen Nelson, Marian Abbot, Sylvia Cosaw, Kathy Taylor. Jean Hall, Linda Marrs, Toni Gooch, Cheryl Ander- son, Sandy Houghland, Sue Green, Cheryl Markham, Joyce Anderson, Judy Simmons, Nancy Cole, Patti Hatcher, Jerri Hubble, and Donna Falconer. Third row: Allison Gorr, Curt Nettles, Larry Skarr, Bob Wellman, Dan Dearinger, Greg Johnson, Mike Toepfer, Jerry Olstad, Roger Allbcc, Bill Nelson, Bob Smith, Tom Milotich, Stan Wesolowske, Duke Simpson, Dennis Cummings, Fred Overmayer, Art Iverson, Mike Hutton, Monte Meyer, and Diane Houghland. Fourth row: Chuck Skov, Bob Mayes, Steve Buss, Jerry Jensen, Dave Thorn, Greg Canova, Joel Sclfridgc, Jerry English, Bob Nicholson, Hudson Paddock, Bob Jundt, Dick Joynes, Bob Durose, Rich Hollond, Bill Fcrell, Mike Shermon, Brad Kiolmon, Keith Isaccson, Jim Antisdel, and Mark Bjerke. 87