Weatherwax High School - Quinault Yearbook (Aberdeen, WA)

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merioan Forests K . i '. Jiang 5 1. Forestry class students Cheryl Carter and Pat Gochnour study Dendro1ogy on a field trip. 2. The forests provide for the ha1'bor's major industry, logging. 3. Besides their usefulness to industry, trees are also unique scenery. A .X 'I' , . .H W v une' V' -I X. E01 weak! -M. lm 1 Q IS: QP. is In p -5 , ' f N1 if 6 all - -w 'Q' it 'lu ,- ' Q. -...a df t 5',,'uax'f'Art' 'flair i . ',b nt' KQV V 'g . 155, J. ,. Mfg. L.::',z-Rl' fan' iz -J X8 gags :sv 4' u.1.'JNL.3 Y. 4: - Q 'tx 'xwgyxl W v'X,':' 'C ,.. ,Axe Y,' .s-- UW 14123 ,I . ?,'?:x 1 . -l,w,:- '-- i455--' s. - 'V g'n,v3 t 'fl 11 g v v 4 pe , -W ja- xi ., . gp 41415 . We K ff -q .I 5' r I 3 f R yr. 0 1 - , .. qv il , qv 1 '-,'f.:,'43w-s.-' -- ,'. was---A , x 'I' 9,1 I I I to f K . Q 'lx 6, my . ,M . 336. , l gi K., .I-'tu .G . ' - Q 1 Q 'v ---, 'Y' X xxknfff A Q, ., . If A if ., . . .A xfg- f' Q fl w asf' 'I' mix 5,31- i gms x 1? fsh' . , . .5 O ly 1. 4 1 U' un.. Vw

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Hobbies, a favorite pastime for many, are as individualistic as people. Everyone has creative ability. Whether this ability is developed, or is yet to be sought, it is there. Teaching activities, riding bikes, or cre- ating homemade crafts are all enjoyed hobbies. After school hours provided for many outside projects. Although many other activities and events took up much of the time through- out the year, everyone always found time to continue hobbies and extracurricular recreations . -. .L 1 Q .1 1., 1, 1 'ri xy . 2 1 . U . X Q Y f. 1. ' A 3.61. XAWQ as - . b x 1. Riding a cycle to get around may be why some people ride one, but not Vern Oldfield, he considers it A hobby. 2. AHS fans raise their hands to promote the kickoff. 3. Molding pot- tery is a favorite class project.

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