Anacortes High School - Rhododendron Yearbook (Anacortes, WA)

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RHODODENDRON i FACULTY cc, a. iasvYv w fL-V N ’’ 'T J k ts Standing: Mr. Smith, Miss Wilson, Mr. Hammond, Mrs. Webb, Miss Burpee, Mr. Hunt, Mr. Marley, Mr. Kramer, Mr. Wooten. Sitting: Miss Carter, Miss Reeves, Miss Palmer.

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Administrators DeFore Cramblitt Mr. DeFore Cramblitt, superin- tendent of the Anacortes schools for nine years, was formerly principal of Anacortes High School for six years. Mr. Cram- blitt graduated from Puyallup High School and received his Bachelor of Science Degree from Linfield College and his Master’s Degree from the University of Washington. Other schools which he attended either as an under- graduate or a graduate were Cen- tral Washington College of Edu- cation and Stanford University. Mr. Cramblitt is an active member in the local Kiwanis Club, Chamber of Commerce, and the Masonic Lodge. He is also a member of Phi Delta Kappa Fra- ternity, and is a past Lieutenant Governor of the Kiwanis in the Pacific Northwest District. Mr. Cramblitt divides his day among the four schools of Anacortes. Lee Stephenson Mr. Lee Stephenson has been principal of Anacortes High School for the past two years, has taught for twelve years, and was superintendent of the schools of Harriston, Montana, for three years. Mr. Stephenson graduated from Anacortes High School and received his Bachelor of Science Degree and also his Master’s De- gree from Oregon State College. Other schools which he attended, either as an undergraduate or a graduate, were the University of Washington, University of Ore- gon, and the Western Washing- ton College of Education. Before he became principal Mr. Stephenson taught world his tory, mechanical drawing, and boys physical education. Mr. Stephenson is an active member in the local Rotary Club, Amer- ican Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and the Masonic Lodge. NINETEEN-FORTY-TWO ☆

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Margaret Burpee—University of Washington (B.E.); teaches shorthand, typing; activities: Senior class, honor society; fif- teenth year in AHS. Mary F. Carter—Shurtleff College (B.S.); teaches biology, chemistry; activities: Junior class; nineteenth year in AHS. Allan 0. Hammond—University of Washington (M.A.); teaches Latin, history, French; activities: honor society, four- teenth year in AHS. J. T. Hunt—Maryville (B.A.), University of Tennessee (M.S.); teaches English, journalism; activities: newspaper, annual, debate; first year in AHS. Ferdinand Kramer—University of Washington (B.A.); teaches physics, mathematics; activities: Sophomore class; fourth year in AHS. Clinton E. Marley—Washington State College (B.A.); teaches industrial arts; activities: Senior class; fourth year in AHS. Esther C. Palmer—University of Washington (B.S.); teaches home economics; activities: Home Ec Club, Jr. Red Cross; first year in AHS. Amy Reeves—University of Idaho (B.A.); teaches English; activities: Girls’ Club; fourth year in AHS. Kirvin R. Smith—University of Washington (M.A.); teaches social sciences, commercial spelling; activities: Key Club, ticket sales; sixth year in AHS. Maude F. Webb—University of Washington (B.A.); librar- ian; activities: Sophomore class. Senior play; second year AHS. Rachel Wilson—Washington State College (B.S.); teaches secretarial science, physical education; activities: GAC, Asso- ciated Student Funds; first year in AHS. Richard M. Wooten—Whitman (A.B.); teaches history, physical education; activities: Junior class, coaches football and track, second team basketball; second year in AHS. Dorothy Barnard—Eastern Washington College (B.A.); Junior High teacher; directs choir in AHS; second year in Ana- cortes. Howard Boulton—Western Washington College Education (Special); Junior High teacher; coaches basketball and baseball in AHS; tenth year in Anacortes. Marjorie Dorcy—Western Washington College Education; Junior High teacher; teaches Art; seventh year in Anacortes. Hubert Wheeler — University of Washington; Whitney School teacher; directs band; second year in Anacortes. NINETEEN-FORTY-TWO ☆ 15