Anacortes High School - Rhododendron Yearbook (Anacortes, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1956 volume:

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W .I T0 THE CHIEF CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER ,-. .I Lin we LI:-ciifufe iiiis mirnmi, knowing well ilu- time anal Q-iiori iw Ixus gixvn in mzxnaging tile Lie-vciopimrxit oi our SCIHOOI syslcin and Ilia Imuiiciing of our new facilities. 'Hao NIL Ifrie- Gracie School. - ..-x Iiw Home- Iiicorxoinifs IJLIIILIIIIQ and the ,JN gymnasium are evicivrirc of his planning and icaclcrsiiip. Xvilim mic-cp-fait appreciation EK 'lip J and heart-Ioit timnlis we rvspvdiiiily Lieciiciate fy. ' the V130 Rixocioiienciron io Nlr. Clarence Henning. 'h..nh. I 1 A -5 ' Ji' 'Huw ,aw Wifi'-'u.vs-' r' 4' - . 5'HqiL 1" .?'.'r Jbef ' aff- .' 1-wg, 1 .35 1.30" 3 -Q1 .up -f 'Y .0 N KN. iii 'gg in 1, 5 1 ,,F 'A ,.,,.4- 'Phi '5 -uv , Ni? if f' 1 I If . . 9 L , I , A fll. +342 'J x fbi. Mx f, -' 'Wu ..,,,-' 1 wr "' ' A X .1HAsg- xy? is Q A: gi 6 . IE. 1 li! gigs., ,mi , H " 3 ' -5 -'ifiigfi ' V :.'-Fm' ,ww -wx f 1 4 4 1 K. Y, u 1 1 ia l 9 I U '. v x ar Q 5' , . 1 Q 4 ? 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L f 2-E-5' ' n e -,, MARY AMSBERRY Board of Control 2, 3, 4: Social Sec. 4: F.H.A. 2, 3, 4: President 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2: Honor Society 3, 4: Pep club 2, 3, 4: Sec.-Treas. 2: Junior Red Cross 3: Seahawk staff 3: Student Body Offi- cer 4: Social Sec. 4: Class Officer 2, 3. 4: Sec.- Treas. 2: Vice-president 3: President 4: Junior play cast 3: Senior play cast 4: Senior Ball Princess 4: Choir 3, 4: Tri-Trio 4: Drill team 3, 4: President 3, 4: Yell Leader 2: Conferences 3, 4: Leadership 3: F.H.A. 3: Leadership 4: Sweetheart Princess 2: Sweetheart Queen 4' Girl's State 3: Ambition: To be a nurse. RICHARD ANDERSON Big A 4: Wrestling 3: Ambition: To graduate. JANET BAILEY Board of Control 4: Girls club 3, 4: President 4: Annual staff 4: Choir 3, 4: Honor choir 3: Ambition: A beauty operator. BOB BARCOTT Board of Control 2: Big A 3, 4: Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Key club 3, 4: Sergeant of Arms 4: Annual staff 3, 4: President Sophomore class: Honor Society play 2: Football 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Cagain 4: Track 3: Key club con- vention 3, 4: scort Homecoming 4: Escort Sweetheart Dance 4: Senior Ball prince: Ambi- tion: Construction engineer. VVILLIS BEEBE Ambition: To own a cadillac. JIM BERGNER Q Honor Society 2: Golf 3: A b'r' - . ate from college. m I mn' To gradu 1 'K Q K .ff L!! LARRY BOWLIN Choir 4: Ambition: To graduate, '93 , Q ai 5 we , 9 1 -E ZH' ,iv 6' PAT BRANNICK Girls club 2, 4: Pep club 4: Band 2, 3: Major- ette 2, 3, 4: Drill team 4: Office staff 4: G.A.C. 2: Ambition: Get a good job. JACK CLARK ' Board of Control 4: Big A 1, 2, 3, 4: Honor So- ciety 1, 2, 3: Key club 3, 4: Convention 4: Pep club 2, 3: Junior Red Cross 4: Class representa- tive 4: Honor Society play 2: Senior play stage manager 4: Football 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Ten- nis 2, 3, 4: Ambition: To be a chemical engi- neer. KEITH CLOSSON Track 3: Wrestling 4: Ambition: To graduate. DELBERT COMPTON l BRIAN COURTNEY Transferred from Milby High School, Houston Texas 45 Hi-Y 45 Basketball 45 Ambition Engineering. DON DANIELS Board of Control 2, 3, 45 Secretary 25 Vice- president 35 President 45 Big A 1, 2. 3, 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Key club 1, 2, 3, 45 Sec- retary 35 Convention 1. 3, 45 Pep club 2. 45 Annual staff 3, 45 Student body offices 2, 3, 45 Secretary 25 Vice president 35 President 45 Sen- ior play cast 4: Honor Society play cast 25 Bas- ketball 2, 3, 45 Co-captain 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 U. of W. leadership conference 45 Senior Ball Royalty 45 Ambition: To attend Yale, RUSSELL DOWNS Ambition: To be a mechanic. CLARENCE DUBUQUE Big A.5 Hi-Y5 Wrestling 25 Co'captain5 Go1f5 Ambition: To go to college. DON DUNTON Board of Control 45 Key club 3, 45 Junior play cast 35 Band 3, 45 President 45 Choir 3, 45 President 45 Dance band 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Am- bition: To make a million dollars. BEITY EGGEBRECGT Girls club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Pep club 45 Drill team 45 Ambition: To work and travel. MARGARET FORREST F.H.A. 45 Girls club 45 Tri-H-Y 45 Pep club 35 Seahawk staff 45 Office staff, Central grade school 45 Ambition: To work and travel. KAYE GRAVES 1' RON FORSYTH Pop club 23 Junior Red Cross 4: Ambition: To Peake it through Senior English. BOB GRACE Ambition: To be a mechanic. QA 'Que--r I eh. A JACK GRANVILLE Band 2, 3, 4: Choir 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1,b2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3: Junior play cast 3: Big A 2, 3, 45 Pep club 4: Ambition: To grad- Llate. F.H.A. 4: Pep club 43 Choir 4: Entered from Seattle 4: Ambition: To move to Seattle with Marlene and Rosemarie. DONNA HALEY Annual staff 4: Band 2: Drill team 3: G.A.C. 1, 2, 3: Badminton doubles champ 2: Pep club 35 Ambition: To attend PLC or the U, of W, to become a dental technician. PHIL HALL Big A 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Key club 2, 3, 43 Vice president class officer 2, 43 Band 2: Basketball 2, 3: Tennis 2, 3, 43 Key club con- vention 4: Ambition: Chem. engineer. RUSS HANSEN Pep club 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 43 Honor choir 23 Ambition: To be a professional musician. X X 1' if JEAN HAUBER Board of Control 4: F.H.A. 2, 3, 43 Girls club 2, 3: G.A.C. 2. 3, 43 Sec.-Treasurer 23 President 4: Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Pep club 2, 33 Junior Red Cross 25 Annual staff 3, 4, Senior play cast, Honor Society play 2: Choir 2, 3, 45 Honor choir 3: Tri-Trio 43 Badminton trophy winner 33 Ambition: A school-marm, going to marry a Phi Sigma Kappa. VERNE HEDLUND Ambition: Biologist. BILL HENDERSHOT PEP Club 4: Key club 4: Choir 45 Entered from Sn0h0m1Sh 4: Ambition: To keep on living. MARY HETZEL Honor Society 2, 3, 4: G.A.C. 2: Chairman Sen- ior play property crew: Band 2, 3. 45 Dance band 43 Ambition: Teaching tprobably musicl. GENE HORNER Ambition: Get married and have 12 kids JEAN HOSKIN F.H.A. 2: Girls club 2, 3, 4: Pep club .45 Band 2, 3, 45 Majorettes 23 G.A.C. 1, 2: Amb1t1on:.To be a typist and to be able to play the accordion. FRANCES IRONS Girls club 2, 33 Pep club 2, 35 Choir 2, 3, 49 Operetta 2: Librarian 2: Ambition: To be a good wife to Wally. 34 JERRY LOU IRVIN F.H.A. 45 Girls club 2, 3, 45 Pep club 2, 3, 45 Sec.-Treas. 45 Seahawk staff 45 Junior play cast 35 Senior play cast 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Librar- ian 45 Opcrctta 25 Tri Trio 45 Office staff 4: Journalism Press Clinic 45 Ambition: To travel and then settle down in a warm semi-dry climate. DOROTHY JOHNSTON Board of Control 45 Girls club 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 President 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Pep club 2, 3, 45 Sergeant at arms 45 Seahawk staff 45 Edi- tor 45 Annual staff 45 G.A.C. 2, 35 Vicevpresident 35 Junior play cast 35 Senior play cast 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Honor choir 35 Tri-Trio 45 Office staff 45 Tri-Hi-Y officer's conference 45 Journalism Press Clinic 45 Ambition: To travel. svn. ""':"'? 'ED- W JUDY KNAPP RICHARD J. KILGORE Big A 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Key club 45 Pep club 45 Junior Red Cross 45 Honor Society play 25 Band 2, 35 Intramural badmin- ton and volley ba1l5 Key club convention5 Am- bition: Engineer. Board of Control 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice- president 35 Girls club 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 President 45 Pep club 3, 45 Annual staff 35 Junior play cast 35 Band 2, 35 Office staff 45 Ambition: To be a nurse. JACKIE KREBS Board of Control 25 F.H.A. 2, 3, 45 Girls club 2, 35 Pep club 2, 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 25 Sea- hawk staff 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Reporter 45 Major- ette 2, 3, 45 Yell leader 25 Ambition: To travel. AL LAKE Board of Control 45 A.S.B. Vice-president 45 Big A 3, 45 Key club 3, 45 Pep club 45 Annual staff 45 Junior play cast 35 Senior play cast 45 Choir 3, 45 Honor choir 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Pep conferences 45 Key club conferences5 Senior Prom King5 Senior Ball Prince5 Ambition: To marry Janice. ALBERT LEMAY Big A 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 35 Baseball 25 Ambition: To graduate. If , X xi wa If l ' 1 SHIRLEY ANN LOWRIE F.H.A. 2, 3, 45 Girls club 2, 3, 4: G.A.C. 2 3 Pep club 2,35 Choir 2, 'hi-Trio 2: Ambition To be a typist and eventually get married. MERLE MALLAND Big A 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 43 Pep club 2, 3: Sea- hawk staff 4: Senior play cast 4: Choir 43 Band 2, 33 Dance band 3: Football 2. 3: Track 1, 33 Boxing 13 Hi-Y Youth Legislature vic' committee chairman 4: Senior Ball Prince 4: Junior Prom master of ceremonies 33 Pre- Leglslative Hi-Y conference 4: Ambition: To attend the U. of W. and complete a radio and speech course. FRED MARCH Ambition: Be a mechanic HARRY MARTIN SONJA LEE MCDONALD Girls club 4: Pep club 2: Operetta 2: Choir 2 3: Ambition: To be an interior decorator. Big A K b P l Seahawk staff 3 1, Band 3 Football Basketball manager 2 3 Baseball manager 3. 4: key club comention 3 4 Ambition To vraduate from High School A Ambition loaf GILBERT MOORE ,Marx A ' 1' I 1 X o I A N. PUNKIE MCGRATH Board of Control 35 Class representative 35 F.H.A. 35 Girls c-lub 35 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Pep club 3, 45 Secretary, 'Freasurer5 Seahawk staff 2, 35 Homecoming chairman 35 Drill team 35 Of- fice staff 3, 45 Senior Ball princess 45 Ambih tion: Enjoy life. DWIGHT MITCHELL Choir 2, 3, 45 OperettaS Z HOUOI' Ch0iI'Z Am bition: To attend Brooks Institute of Photo graphy. DON MOE Big A 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 45 Cap tain 45 Ambition: To be an engineer. Wi Big A 3. 4: Key Club 3. 4: Pep club 2, 45 choir 45 Band 2, 35 Basketball manager 2, 3, 45 Base- ball manager 2, 3, 45 Key club convention 3, 45 Ambition: To get an education. RAE MORROW F.H.A. 35 Girls club 2. 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Roll Ree r 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Pep club 2, 35 Junfoi' Red Cross 25 Annual staff 3, 45 G.A.C. 2, 35 Vice-president 45 Junior play cast 35 Sen- ior play cast 45 D.A.R.. award winner5 Chair- man of publicity for Senior ball 45 Ambition: To own a sailboat, motorcycle, Jaguar, house twlth a swimming pool? and an airplane. GLENN NESS Board of Control 3, 45 Big A 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Vice president 45 Key club 2, 3, 45 Pres- ident 45 Pep club 2, 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 4: Junior class president 35 Stage manager Senior play: Honor Society play 25 Basketball mana- ger 2, 3, 45 Intramural basketball 25 Key club convention 3, 45 Boys State delegate 35 Ambi- tion: Mechanic. GWENDOLYN PATE Board of Control 4: F.H.A. 45 Girls club 45 Trl-H1-Y 45 Ambition: Work and travel. 3 ffvg If X 4 il ANNETTE PLANCICH ll 1-D bv X0 'ht DON PERKINS B52 A 41 Choir 2, 3, 49 Honor choir 2. 3, 43 uartet 4 O ercttas 2 3 Footb li 4 Q I Df 1 a'3, :Ambi- ton: To graduate. MA RLENE PETERSON Board of Control 4, F.H.A. 2, 3. 41 Parlia- mentarian 3: Girls club 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 33 Pep c-lub 2, 3. 4: Annual staff 3, 4: Co-editor 4., G.A C. 2: Office staff 4: Tri-Hi-Y Officers Training Conference 3: Inter-county council 3: Ambition: To go to college, if I don't make it, to work and then travel. 'T ROSALIE PIRAK Girls club 3, 4, Pep club 2, 3, Senior play cast 43 G,A.C. 3, Drill team 2, 3, 43 Ambition: To get a good job. wax Xa F.H.A 2, 3, 4, Girls club 2, 3, 4: Pep club 2, 3: G.A.C. 2, 3, Senior play cast 4: Choir 3, 42 Office staff 43 Ambition: Get a man. GARY PLUMMER Big A 3, 43 Hi Y 2, 3, 4, Pep club 4: Seahawk staff 4, Choir 3, 4, Football 43 Basketball 3, 43 'hack 2, 3, 4: Ambition: To take over Ed Sullivan's show. J ANICE RICE Board of Control 2, 3, 4, Sophomore representa- tive 2, Business manager 33 General business manager 4, F.H,A. 25 Girls -club 2, 3, Corres- ponding secretaryg Pep club 2. 3: Seahawk staff 4, Annual statf 2, 4, Junior play cast 3: Senior play cast 4, Choir 2, 3, 43 Director's secretary 4: Wardrobe assistant: Operettas 2: Honor choir 3: Tri Trio 43 Band 3, 4, Direct' or's secretary 3, 4: Quartermaster 43 Drill team 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Office staff 4: F.T.A 45 President 43 Ambition: Catch a preacher- seriously, go on to school. MARLEN E RUSSELL F.H.A. 2, 4, Girls club 2, 3, 43 Pep club 2, 3, Junior Red Cross 2, 3, G.A.C. 2, 3, 45 Ambition To make money and have fun. V117 Q , l K LARRY SAWYER Board of Control 43 Assistant business mana gcr 43 Big A 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice-president 43 Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Key club 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior class representative 43 Junior Red Cross 43 Seahawk staff 43 Annual staff 3, 43 Junior play cast 3 Honor Society play 2g Football 3, 43 Junior vzirsity 23 Inspiration award 43 Basketball Jur ior varsiy 2, 33 Manager 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Key club convention 43 Ambition: Finish col- lege. NORMAN SECORD Pep club 43 Senior Ball Prince 43 Ambition: To go to Photography College. ROSEMARIE SILVERNAIL Board of Control 3, 43 F.H.A. 2, 33 Girls club 2, 33 Corresponding secretary 23 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Vice president 33 Secretary 43 Pep club 2, 3, 43 Junior Red Cross 33 Seahawk staff 43 Annual 3, 43 Co-editor 43 G.A.C. 23 Choir 2, 3, 43 Host- ess 2, 43 Vice president 33 Operetta 23 Honor Choir 33 Tri-Trio 43 Office 43 Tri Trio inter- county council Y.M.C.A. 33 Officer's conference in Canada 33 Officer's conference in Mount Vernon 43 Homecoming Princess 43 Senior Ball Queen 43 Ambition: To work, then travel around the world. DARLENE SIMAZ F.H.A. 43 'Treasurer 43 Girls club 2, 3, 43 Pep club 2, 3, 43 Annual staff 3, 43 Junior pla Y make-up crew 33 Senior play make-up crew 4 Choir 2, 3, 43 Wardrobe mistress 43 Operetta 2 Office staff 43 Ambition: To go to Hawaii. CHARLEY SMITH Ambition: Work on a tug boat. JOHN SNART Junior play cast 33 Drama class play 3: Band 23 Ambition: To go to engineering school or cooking school. ED STIN EFF Junior play cast 33 Senior my cast 43 Ambl- tion: To graduate not only m here, but also college! fi' , Q GEORGE STRICKERT RAY STOVER Big A 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Boxing 2, 3, 4: Ambition: Procrastination. FLORENCE STREET F.H.A. 2: Girls club 2, 3: G.A.C. 2, 3, 4: Am- e bition: Travel for five years. Board of Control 2: Sophomore class repre- sentative 2: Pep club 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 4: Annual staff 2: Senior play stage manager 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Honor choir 2, 3, 4: Operetta: Wardrobe master: Ambition: To graduate. ROD STU DLEY Board of Control 4: Big A 3, 4: President 4: Key club 3, 4: Pep club 4: Choir 4: Advertise- ment manager 4: Football 4: Basketball 4: Baseball 3, 4: Key club convention 4: Ambition: Be a success in everything I do. PAT SULLIVAN Board of Control 3: F.H.A. 2, 3: Girl's club 3, 4: Pep club 2, 3: Choir 2, 3, 4: Librarian 4: Song leaders 3: Ambition: Never marry. EVELYN SUNDMAN F.H.A. 2, 3, 4: Trl-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Pep club 2, 3, 4: Seahawk staff 4: Annual stall 4: G.A.C. 2, 3, 4: Junior play cast 3: Choir 3, 4: Honor choir 3: Trl Trio 4: Band 2: Curriculum office 2, 3, 4: Ambition: To be like a good watch-open faced, busy hands, pure gold, well regulated, and full of lots of good works. NANCY THOMAS F.H.A. 4: Girls club 2, 3, 4: Peg club 2, 3: Cen- tral grade school office staff : Ambition: To get married and raise a family. 'L 'O ., ... , 'la ROGER THORN Big A 3, 43 Key club 3. 43 Pep club 41 Allrluiil staff 4: Junior play cast 3, Senior play cast 4: Football 3. 4: Junior varsity basketball 31 Intramural 4, Track 3, Baseball 4, Key club convention 3, 43 Homecoming Escort 4: Ambi- tion: To go to college. BOB TI LSON l.. Pep club 3, 43 Movie operator: Ambition: To P 'Q' A ffraduate. OW Y in x X. N 4 . GARY TREADWELL Wrestling 25 Big A 23 Ambition: To be a mechanic and have my own shop. I Q' CLINTINA WELLS Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Honor Society 3, 4: Treasurer 43 Pep club 2, 33 Annual staff 3, 45 Class offi- cer 2, 3, 4, 'Treasurer 2, Sec.-Treas. 33 Sec.- Treas. 45 Junior play cast 3: Drama play 33 Senior play cast, 43 Majorettes 2, 3, 4: Drum maior 3, 4: Office staff 4: Librarian 4: County P.T.A. panel 45 Ambition: Live, love, laugh and be happy. JOAN WERNER Board of Control 3, 4: F.H.A. 2, 33 Girls club 2, 3: Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2: Pep club 2, 3, 43 Junior Red Cross 4: Senior repre sentativeg Annual staff 3: Honor Society p1ay23 Choir 3, 43 Office staff 43 Song leader 35 Yell leader 43 Yell leaders conference 43 Leadership conference 35 Homecoming Princess 3: Sweet- heart Princess 33 Homecoming Queen 43 Am- bition: To graduate. EUGENIA WHITE Girls club 49 TRI-Hi-Y 2: Pep club 4: Seahawk staff 4, Drill team 2, 3, 43 Office staff 43 G.A.C. 2, 3, Badminton 2: Ambition: To attend Skagit Valley Junior College. JUNE WILLIAMS Choir 3, 4: Ambition: To gain th ed -arg required to become a teacher. e uc on 1 GERI WILSON Girls club 2, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Pep club 2. 3: Sea Hawk staff 4: Annual staff 4: Senior plav cast 4: Choir 4: Office Staff 4: Ambition: To gradu- ate from Beauty College. BOB WOODING PHYLLIS YOUNGBERG Girls club 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 33 Pep club 33 Seahawk staff 43 Annual staff 43 Senior play make-up crew 43 Choir 43 Ambition: Be a good wife to Rolley. Not pictured: DUANE CULLY 9 , A var- , .If N- 1: H ' wb' Y .A is ,E '15 g , 2 . 1 2 , q., 1' -,v ,- ere: Q 2 ' - .!'Y-g- 43 1 , ' X IQI '-L min.. ' .. .iq " 'Z' ir' f ---HA - 4- .gi . eu. XT. ...iii 1.-4 Junk., If un. 5, r Aux mmm llvvffsiaund -W .hw an . ,ii . vs' J' abr" I. ' W gtg., N-4-. . ' '14 'fl .4 'via if ' IIElR0 S,fLQI , 1 AS Sl 'a fd " HZ' ,. . -QQ? inf- 'ld ni- W E BUHDI RS UF IHII . - 2 'i-..":f.4,f - - xr-W , iwgwi 1 -vo bb ,-v reddie Rae Jackie Dwight Annette .-ig....- QQ!-1 . 7 ...... 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J Q1 YQ" - ia tv . Hill 'l'lllm- m'u'llnmn 'N--nllun-I M.lx'slm VJ---llalrl-l Betty XK'l1isl-x1.1nl Kal hryn XYilson Jvrry XYlm:.'e Arlene YYHIIIIZAII Iwnnm- XVil tman Vat XVri2hI Don Y-lllklilj llvrh YIVlll!5llu'l'L! M f- Qi Xfiifx, , Y 1 'fiipliibjp jf Q : - N I X 77 5137 J 7 f ,Yi 1,- vy.. .H 5' Y 'F' 1 -:pg 'GQ Q' ,T 3 .,- ie' X l X aa- Q --gf' Y W r .SAA 1: Q. 3 ', '-'X - "7 40 X 7.3 R'- if 28 Q . 4- . 1-v Q., .QV C Not pic-lured are: Sandra Benthein Mary Conway Karl Ilanson Joe Ruherts ljivk 'Fallleur Toni Taylor Iioslnoy Thompson Karen Williams Bob Wlttman 'Y O . f 1' , I X. f f ss-""""j' 1, Dear xnxx? vfvnice 5'.-T-hinkfvsdl X l5".Sf.uee'1'.Bos, f 2 Cai- 'over 7.Thve2BeTzi'i-TayLrlu.Fro1 Meng 55ome Babes? 101-XaW?EJrik3?,EeJal7.Lovkfgflg 4. Howdy NON ka-l1f lX.'Pals 5"7?u'de bm Cowboy IZTHCYCQS Kem '7-if q'tS.?s+ 6 who? MQ 13 Nell ,- ' ,M Ama'- 7 Busy Day, B..,,D.., 1+ r1:.4+ She Swedl X. . . Q f 3 5 ff R 'T 4. . pf' ' ,y",-" is Qi 1--- at-AP x .-..-rn .qn ...-. ... new -unv- . . .....1-vw Sponnored by Shell Service Station, Marc han!': Jewelry, and Hunvl Gleaner! .AQG 1 Nag, is e Yr ,Q 01 fl 11" lg, qu. ' cs, l o lu, 36 ,n Q' - l s 5 I X! ""i E I ., N i J" ' 1 5... .-,v "' , .L . . , h J. I -'Z an t K ight Front Huw, llwvrxlq- Illlh-V. 42:-l':nl4!i!1u Uivkisfuxl. Fu-li Symonds, 'Pup Vmnl XVOrm-r, 1 A s 'AJC --Q. S Imf! to Rhxht Front Huw Muuxx -I I5"'1-l"w"rl, Shnrvu Ula-ll, !':u1I:x l'h1-vrv, Kzuwflw Ur-IYXN, Swlly Alllvrivh. .l0Wnl1e ATIIGFUII, Linda Crum. Imft In Iiirhs Midilv Huw flfvrdwrm ilmke, l'h:xrh-s Hanes, Hill Hailey, Ilzxvv Andvrscn, Rub lkultmm, .lawk Rerprnvr. IA-ft to Right 'Pup R-vw: Harry Ilrakv, 'Nuyne Cain, Bernard Cross Fred Rrooks, Ruger Flvlwny, .lim Foffnrm. .ly .-.wx ,T 1 1 ,-1. 'al' Q.-3' N1 ' -fi .,"' YS .X , 4! 7 'qi , xi . , . 3 2 , ,- - . "' L ,Q is '53 A.. . X, - Q ,e . 7, lf' 0' . -.Y N? 4 ., X' by V. .1 K A ' ' ' . 1 ' A .yaxl-1-F' ' 3 .. , . -A - 4 FQ. f.',"f s J ' Nd "' ' ' -12 "r 0 V . ii-, , NZ 1 EIU U11 'Q , we ' 'Q i' ' 1 u1SE?:v1-f4:iLf 5 N ' I " ni' " 4 -xi -x A f, iss? AV' ,lf-7, Yu. -4 1 Q 5 i . I4-fl I0 Rini! Front R-vw. Vauolxn llxinswn, lil-Hx lvinsinl-iiri.:, Iknlviw Grfuiville, lhlri llivkisim, M :lry ,X ii n Q- Gaynnr, Brenda Hunillrii. IA-fl in Right hiiildlv Rivw. .Ivwl Fisher, ilI1vi'i:1 H.illvy, llloriu lmh-1.-kg. ,lv :Vlqry lvixsfmy jim ' " ' -'-'ln-rt l'vr'il1l l-I url, Fw-ll l'Imia-Illini, l.loy1l illnsww, Rohm-rl lfurln-S, Ffh-li-ri--k, Larry K-'onto lmft tu liiglit Inp Row. Lynn l.. , - . Inrry Fox. N Z 1 1x , -'?f'T-'fir' r -1 Ei I l W, G ,.-15, so x F-if -Y .- ' -ff X' I' l r ,,, , , .ax 1 41 Y, W., Lf - I ,. X"s p- -I "1-g Left to Rixrhl Fr-ont Raw: Phyllis Henffly, Bl:-im-ho H'-lmes, lwlurznfet Hctzel, Juan Johnson, Glorln .lohnsxtfm Susan Jenkins. Left to Right Middle Row: Josephine Howard, liill llmiw, l'hllln Kamske, George Halle: Archie Left tu Rizht Trip Row: Rivhard Hlr-ks, Fred Knapp. Keith Johnrlop, Gary Keislf-r,11Ilmer Knudson. Svlvlu Johnson. Guthrie. Noel Johnson. t 1 , , .J vez! f .. -I: - ' '4 "Y " JE-213. ,.,,,,.,,,--Q .glgvf 4 .A .-5. N' 1 x . n Q ' N -'fl ' ? Q Ky , ', Q -' XS", l 7 -or' ' N - r ,ul ., Ji " - H ' . Ad KI' . 7 51 . K 4 , X W4 IW' 44425551 'ani 'Lbx 4,l'n - 'j ' I,4-fl tu Rishi Front Ruwg liohhiv Moon-, lone K1iIl1IlF,liHl'lDOF1l Mvhean, Marv Jane Osman, Kathy McKnight, lmly M1-l-'ulmlz-n, Luft Ln liinzht Mlmlclle Row: Eddie Muryutl, Mivhe-I Murz, .Indy Lvwis, Patty Ness, Pnl Orton I':Lt Lznnphier, Joe- M-'IIIHNL lmfl to Nil-:hi Twp Row: John I.n.:Lrs1en, Gary Mansfield, I.lf:yd lnuxng, llanlel l,aRm:he, Daniel M4-Ivor. al, k Left L0 Right Front Row: Av'l4-u.- S,-ring:-1, l'x-uirivla Perry, Donna Plummer, Judy Paul, Sandy Overlgn, Geraldine Poslummx. Ia!! hu Ricrln nlimln' 'imap I-luxe-nevulnu-r, I.:-n SheItun.Juni+-0 Rvdberz. Anna Paszkowskl. Martha seawrlght, Ward Rosen. Bill Smilh- Argus Pew- mn to niuhm 'ron Rvws Paul Roberts. Dennis W.1l!on. Clark Munrue, Zane Perkins, Gerald Rumsy, Terry PUWPVU- 5, , i ,. ' .Q v.-1' . Q. F :x A? N . av-. - Q' ' 5.1-1 Q E44-X Ei. w ...J -4 Left Ln Right Botti Cfvllren 'l're:u1w0ll. I Fred 'l'hunnu, 1,011 Fred Symonds, Im X ,, iff' w io' .4 3 Q Q, N "9 I nd :iw :sh ir it i mamma 8 ' aa 'F K .N ' 1 Q Q 'A .1 'i ' f xp LF A 3: - 3 '9' ! , . 73 Qtnf. 1 L, :sl '--Hy, ,KL M.-x . v 'id Q-- Q. y ..-- ' ki, . . x nn Row, lmnlla Sunil:-5, I.in:i:i W.-f-klql .lmly Wulrmi, lmnglgi 'IR-fry, Furulyn 'l'hmnxs, ffl I0 llinrhl Mi1lxil-- Row: Lynn 'l'fvl:xn1i, .linip 'Vni-hs, Marillnf 'Vhf nx-s-ln, M.lx'5 Su-plwxlswm, tu Riilht Top Rowg Gvrznld Stvinvnzln, Yr:-:il 'liulnrl fiurv 'i':u'hnx, Rnnuld Swedhs-rg, ll Slrm-k, ' mix E . i I AMN-.s J 1 Q I A bca' P ' ,db , -N' .ar-1 5 ' .-if .N- S ,D E Left to Right Mcttnni Rowg Jar-kie Wiggins, lu-lm-sm Ziglvr, l':iuline VV1nn, Susan Whitson, Jackie Winkler. li" ht Milllle Im 3 Hill Woodinyz, John Wz1n:4i!ler.Shnron 'White, l'urnI Wlorner, ileunne Welk, Pharlen IK 1 w Turner. Frank vVhipkq-y, Left to Right, 'Pop Row: lion Nlmzirlvr, VK'.lynv Xunng. luddlv VPny, Hon VHlll:ivnsnn .lvhn Zeunan. 'SRC "Kiki- '- - ri -r i 1, H...-f" .J " iv f K-J 'x I an-q,. fi 'fi i i L. 5 Id Sponsored by Butler Appliance and Fidalgo atr 'S . 5 .- ev:-. . A f vi"7ff fl lil? 2-f 1 Q -'22 ' A ' .1 ' 4: 'ze -- v 1 . , ,tw .gli .g ai -. ie J ' ,"" Tift sw l - V ' ,L il " Ii:-' A R- X ' ' I lg V X' 5 R' ' F v Q C . " C M W in l n .. z - .-, 1-' if L-. - . "3" ' 5 Hui." 1 . A ' J: -M-,'-Ll . .n A L if. .555 Front Row, L to ll: Harvey Buer, Vice President: Grace Mzxlson, Representative: Dennis Colacino, President. Above: Blll Lewis, Secretary-treasurer. ,, .-.ra , ...V ,. v ,ll 'a 4 I f Lf ,11:11f si! 'M-'XFN Y 1 71.3,-. ' - . "', "H"--L , , -5' -Ln WL " Af .1 U ,, --V L '17 - I--N-'q -QW J ea' ,f .11 F1rst mw fleft to rightl, Valerie Beckman, Judy Alf, Judy Bargewell, Connie Bargewell, Linda Ballard: Second POW- T0m Anderson, Harvey Buer, Jackie Blacklngton, Janet Alf, Betty Allen, Barbara Bushaw, E-rnle Alterberry: Third row, Bill Belcher, Dennis Baldw1n, Vernon Brantly, Blll Balsley, Denny Colaclno, Archie Andrews. 33532 ,1- 'sr fl ii. N uh 5 T irxr row 'left t-I riuhu, Lorann Iidlrnd, Mzuilyn Iixrle, .Indy Vulvin, Jane! l'nlvin, Nxmvy Vox, Susan Urerneun, new--uni 1-nw, .lf-hn Vrnoks, M.1rian Ilnzmn, !vi.un- Ilr:n.::xvum, .lflvve Ulaxrk, Imrlmm L'-ok. Dirk Glavin, Frank V lrtiw' 'Fnxrxl row, 'lug' Urnok, .Xl Imrhuln. Vin--v I'r:u:0X'i1'h, .Im-Fry I'04lsfwn, Gary' Wlinnvtt, Miko Vruwe-ll. MQ D If: In l .f . ' Q-X X Nl First row Ileft to rizhtw. Pm Hrlrnhly, Vzlrhv Ifnrrf-st, Knthv Fr-fmulnvich, Srunii Horner. Mlrene Henning, Sheryl Jenkens, Margaret Hnkshm-gsm, Sf-fn-.I rlw, .lim Hmulley, f':Lml Harding. Judy Green. Sharon Icy-ang, Marin Franulovlvh, Ernie Haakhnflonr lnrrx Hirni. Third Row. Dennis Harr. Tom Higgins, Lynn Gunihr-r, Rivhard Hur ley, Bob Hedlln, ' 2 1 1 u x K, n . .,, 4 , ,,-l-.,,,. . v First row fleft to rightb. Shirley Johnston, Lon Ann Lux, Betty Larson, Doreen l,aRoche, Sharon Luers. Ruth Jones: Second rrw, Jim Mayberry, Kr-n Jones, Bob Lowder, Bill Marnm, Bill Inuls: Third row, Robert Johnson. George Larson, James Larson, Keith huuderbau-h, Rh-hard Jensen. unp- Xxi h ' ill 1-'if QQ 4.7.4.5 .f l..- Qfflg..- TlQ,l.l..... ' J - ,glw ,-,, 1 . new Vg 3512.74 . on ln .1 lfikanlsl ...Jil 4 ' . Lg Q -1 -x xX ,X First POW Cleft to rlghtl VSWTIC Miller Shirley Madden, Judy Manning, Susan Mayse, Barbara Moore. Grace Mal- sonz Second row, Conrad O'Dona.ld, Rcn Morris, Lorraine Nelson, Elizabeth Macey, Betty Milat, Bill Mc-Cullough, Rlchard 0'Brieng Third row, Bill Lnrkum, Vernon Parven, Don Mlggs, David Nelson, Tom McDonald. -.Z -1' 'V I .,-.51 "' Flrst row ileft to rightj, Melanne Nelson, Linda Sallsman, Janet Pollom, Shirley Rayment, Alive Protherc: Second row, Jim Prothero, Gary Ross, Colleen Peterson, Kam-en Olson, John Plummer, John Paszkowskl: Thlrd row, Stephen Schoos, Ronnie taflin, Rex Stroupe, Ronnle Rayment, Carl Sundman, John Planclch, Jan Orsinl, Seal ol , f f X xr TRN --.. x x N. R Fl!-lt row lleft to rlghtl, Dorothy Scott, Mary Ellen Watson, Rosalie ThomDl0n, Diane 9Dl18Ue Judy Stombaugh' k Ohle Francis Wiggins Elaine savage sem-ley Wright fob 'I'a.sova,c, Miki S d row, J Wlttma , Fran Slas . , . . Text:-Onrorg Third egzv, Dewayfine Whitney, Jim Wheeler, Robert elch, Joe Williams, Gary Way, Jim zigler, I. 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L Seated left to rlght B Beckman D Johnston J Seated left to right C Wells M Buer J Rlce Balley J Hauber S Hull J Arneson S Evans D Haley S Robbms D Slmaz M Hennmg Standing left to rlght B Turner H Ladlgs S Standing B Barcott D Anderson B LEWIS R Dagg V Taylor Morrow Seated left to rxght P Youngberg C Hansen P Bergman P Ness M Amsberry D Baker G Wll son Standmg D Danlels R Thorn L Sawyer Assoclate Edltors Social Events Clubs Semor Class Junior Class Sophomore Class Freshman Class Phylhs Betz Lynn Taylor Peggy Bergman Phylli Betz Sharron EV!-mb Sandra Hull Joanne Ameson Barbara Beckman Evelyn Sundman Vlrgxl Taylor Mary Amsberry Patty Ness Carol Evans Seated left to rxght S Mayse L Taylor B Lar sen G Dxcklson D Zlgler R Sxlvernall M Peter son Standlng J Arneson M Franulovlch P Betz Sports 3 Co Edltor Rosemarle Silvernall Marlene Geri Wilson Phyllis Youngberg Judy Arneson Lynn Taylor Gerl Dlckison Delesta Zlgler Marla Franulovich Betty Larsen Susan Mayse cr' Advisor Mrs Beard Assistant Bookkeepmg Sales Advertising Photography Faculty Photographers Don Daniels Larry Sawyer Roger Thorn Carolyn Hansen Doris Baker Helmut Ladlgs Marlene Buer Janet Bailey Darlene Slmaz Jamce Rice Donna Haley Mlrene Henning Clmtena Wells Bob Barcott Rae Morrow Bill Lewis Sue Robbins Al Lake Dave Anderson Skipp Dagg Jean Hauber Mr Art Larsson Mr Allen Veal , til k X ' A ' . 21.5,-1U ' . 'L ' ' A b tg . .1-I - ' ' Yi xg W e ,-1 v .- I 1 - I v - v - . ' , . l - . , . ' , . ' 1, . ' ' ' A ' , ..,..,..,..l........,. M' 53 Music 8: Drama..,Dorothy Johnston k 8' Art Editor '------------' Bill Turner 1 l' I " ..... ..... . .... , , Af - 1 ....,..o.., 'M I . ' 1' -S 'fe' - ' 14 2 5 f - -------. V. ........ ....,....,..... . Advertising Manager .,........,..........,...............,,............ . .,..... Geri 'Wilson Exchange Editor ......,.......,............,..........,,........................ Eugenia White REPORTERS X Rosemarie Silvernail rLarry Sawyer 1 Phyllis Youngberg Rat Ness 7 Bill Turner Lorraine Nelson I4 Nfws' ra- 'im til dt Standing, left to right: L. Nelson, S. Dagg. M. Malland. L. saw-yer Pl- Lifldftf, J. Irvin. J. Krebs, B. Turner. R, Silvernail. Seatec Je-lr to right: P. Ness, P. Youngherg, M. Forrest. D. Johnston, E. Sundman, G. Wilson. E. White. SEA!-IAWK STAFF The purpose of this organization is to inform the students of Anacortes High School the news and happenings of the school throughout each month of the school year. HA N- , The SEA WK yay Official Publication of the Students 'QU' of Anacortes Senior High School Anacortes, Washington nn Editor ..,.............,.....................,...........,......,.......,.... ......... D orothy Johnston Associate Editor ...................................... .....,..,. ............ M a rgarel Forrest Feature Editors ................ . ..,..... Evelyn Sundman, Janice Rice Sports Editors .......,..........,,... .......... E rnie Lindor, Merle Malland Photography Editors .....,.... ..... ...... S k ipp Dagg, Jackie Krebs xl? Jerry Lou Irvin ' . Piilifffr-Iffrrnfm' -Vohnsfm Advisers.. ................................,..........,............,....... Mrs. Kathrvn Thomas ft"ViH"fHM'f'- Tlmmw PEP lllllll ' f 1 First row, left to right: B. Eggebrecht, P. Poe, P. Thomas, P. Knapp, K. Franulovich, J. McFadden, A. Wittman, C. Werner, B. Beck- man, C. Thomas, J. Atterbeny, K. Graves, M. Gaynor, B. Hamilton. second row: D. Johnston, E. White, J. Hoskins, C. Munroe, J. Krebs, G, Johnston, R. Silvernail. D. Zigler, L. Studley, B. Sawyer, B. Holmes, G. Dicklson, C. Evans. third row: B. Whisenant, P. Bergman, E. Sundman, M. Thompson, J. Arneson, K. Erholm, J. Arneson, P. Brannick, S. Overton, J. Paul, J. Irvin, M. Atterberry, M. Amsberry, A. Lake, A. LeMay, G. Moore. fourth row: D. Plummer, J. Rice, D. Marrs, L. Nelson, P. Ness, C. Dunbar, J. Granville, G. Plummer, R. Studley, R. Thorn, G. Tarbox, K. Paul, J. Clark, D. Kilgore, D. Daniels, L. Taylor, D. Williamson, W. Anderson, G. Strickert. ? oc 'N f J N . f J. Jw . , . :EN 4 X i i 1 K J 5 , M 0. f 0 1 I lo Q , I I 5 yin! X X ffl- The purpose of this organization is to N- promote school spirit, publicize and en- ? 4 courage school activities, to create enthus- , 1 iasm in the school athletics, clubs and , fn various other school interests. Q They provide skits for pep assemblies, f X help with half time entertainment. They ll, L-f sponsor all the Homecoming activities. C? 'X Ni X if-J ' ite., President. Ken Paul ViC9-Pres.. Arlene Wittman Sec.-Treas., Jerry Lou Irvin Advisor, Miss Galloway u IIIIHS' HUB Wi Left from back: T. Maricich, Adv. Mr. Taylor, L. Taylor, A. Lake, G. Moore. right from back: B. Barcott, F. Symonds. P. Hall, D. Dan- iels, L. Fox, K. Stone. D. Mosier, T. Cornell. Center row from back, G. Keister, R. Thorn, R. Studley, E. Lindor, J. Clark, G. Ness, B Johnson. Center of "K" to front, B. Hendershot, D. Kilgore, L. Sawyer, V. Taylor, L. Glasoe. Center of "K" to backg D. Dunton, F Knapp. The purpose of this club is to de- velop initiative and leadership. To serve school and community and to prepare the mem bers for useful citizenship. Some of their projects throughout the year are to sponsor dances and to help the needy families at Christmas. The club is sponsored by the Kiwanis club. fa.: an President, Glenn Ness Vice-Pres., Bob Johnson Secretary, Lynn Taylor Treasurer, Larry Fox Sgt.-at-Arms, Bob Bay-can Advisor, Mr. llll HI Forming triangle, front row, left to right: F. Baker, D, Zifzler, B. Hamilton, M. Buer, P. Ness, V. Aulr-rich, C. Werner, C. Evans, S. Jenkins, C. Hansen. Base at left to tip: J. Atterberry. K. Williams. L. Lux, P, Perry, C. Munroe, E. Sundman. S. Aulerich, J. Lewis, P. Betz. C. Dunbar. Base at right to tip: C. Thomas. B. Bushaw, K. Forrest, S. Overton, M. Palm, R. Morrow, P, Bergman, J. Jones. Forming "Y" at front: B, Dansingburg, C. King. center to left: P. Poe, G. Johnston, D. Baker. S. Michal, P. Cherry, P. Winn. center to right: M. Amsberry. B. Eggebrecht. G. Divkison, G. Pate, D. Plummer, P. Thomas, The purpose or this club is "to create, maintain and establish throughout the home, school and community high stand- ards of Christian living." pg 3 Q99 'I If .." X sw- , i I . - " tiff: - e "QE -. S Twin A my l'!k'Q'.h 'Q i y 1 I -q A , fi , C- , , -- at Q , " Q-J 'fl 'E iq-2 President Dorothy Johnston Vice Pres Marlene Buer Secretary Rosemarie Silvernail Treasurer Pat Ness Advlsol- M155 Farnham Formlng trlangle front row left to rlght D Colacmo S Dagg J Rockom J H1gg1ns D Balthazor N Johnson Ixerson Base at left to tlp H 'xoungberg R Rayment C Dubuque D Bargevsell G Plummer Base 11 rlght to tlp J Strock B Classman C' Harr C Foss M Malland Formlng H at front D Xankacy O Breckenrldge Cen ter to left IN Dubuque T HlgglIlS Center to rlght R Stroup B Frederlck 5, ards of Chrxstlan llvlng Z, vt vu 'Qi " 5 9 JB, -11 f9lQf?'Qf Yr 5599?- The purpose of thls club IS to create mamtaln and establxsh throughout the home school and commumty hlgh stand H7 M --"'-'E2:.-:- l f f: at rg! Ejfxa JNL, 33... px ? QA RLT f ,gl 1-,JI ffqocs-MMS k 5 Ze " 'Q 5-.10 541 i'4gt?:' 3--... 412.5 Q5 i gh I -is 1 I l Vresldent Jack Hlgglhg Vlce Pres Joe Rockom Sec Treas Noel Johnson Lh xplaln Daxe Balth8L0l' Advisor Mr Larsson 21. ' J 'fi ' .A ' , . - . me ff -S lg uf 1 If -- ' R yulll -N ' J uw' 1 5. w- ff ul I Sc! r 'S CTA .gflx -1 ' V4 ff ,N xx """' . J , , Jai! 6 rj! x 9 X if J l' L N - Q .i J ll 4 - J '--T-"..-':. 'rf Q ffl f l J 2 f -F K AQ fe? J ,LIC S3076 ..,, N if ' f 1- J ' -- . 1. 51 f " I ' ' - ' 1 J' id 5 eq A . . 1 ' l J V' A . lllllll ll x o Front rank, rear to front: G. Dickison, C. Evans, B. Dansingburg, D. Zigler. 2nd rank, rear to front: D. Plummer, S. Overton, J. O'Neil, B. Hamilton. 3rd rank, rear to front: B. Eggebrecht, M. Atterberry, M, Palm. C. Munroe. 4th rank. rear to front: K. Erholm, P. Bran- nick, J. Rice, Miss Tannahill, Advisor. 5th rank, rear to front: D. Marrs, R. Pirak, J. Paul, E. White. Kneeling, left to right: M. Ams' berry, P. Betz. Z Asst. Leader: Phyllis Betz Treasurer: Janice Rice Drill Leader: Mary Amsberry Carol Evans Advisor: Miss Tannahill BHS " " Kneeling, left to right: O.. Breckenridge, B. Johnson. D. Moe, K. Strong, C. Turner. J. Rockom, B. Buttram, A. Knudson, G Drake R. Anderson, D. Daniels. Standing first row: C. Wedlund. G. Ness, R. Stover. G. Treadwell, M. Malland, J. Granville, R. Stud- ley, Lf Sawyer, A. LeMay, A. Lake. D. Balthazor. D. Bargewell, D. Kilgore, G. Moore. Second row: Coach Mr. Peterson, D. Dunton B. Glassman, J, Winee, S. Dafzg. G. Plummer, B. Barcott, E. Way, E. Guthrie, F. Brooks, O. Dutton, R. Thorn, E. Lindor, C. Dubuque D. Cully, P. Hall. J. Clark, J. Higgins. ,- YJ' 11 X J 59 gg 1 Z Y, +,,X ix 'Dx Q-I P f me .- Larry Sawyer Sec.4Treas., Joe Rockom Sgt.-at-Arms, Gordon Drake tAdvisor, Mr. Peterson Pres., Rod Studley i 'Af IIHIIII STAH -I 5 CQS1 if fl, M Seated Leeta Fayette Second row left to nght J Werner J Rice A Planclch D Johnston R Sxlvernaxl C Wells M Peterson P Branmck J Irvm D Sxmaz E Whlte J Knapp P McGrath if PW F QQO if 5 wwf gil Xl l fr IIRRA IA S Reading from left to rxght Pat Sulllvan, Clmtena Wells, Jamce Rydberg Blanche Holmes Bobette Moore rat Perry and Mrs Webb 67 x, 1 s 1 '- YJ . "2.'!"-X., Aux , 'Al -- ' A fgml v . 4 .-2-11' - -I ,, : 1, . , .uv , u x , ,vs Q ' M4-W ,.' .f - W,-Q ,, .-- NV 5 L , iwsfz-I, 1, 1 - A N, N M..--' Q .. 4 .37 15 '--.g f-Q' f I 2 -"- C' , ff-PET: 'E is N ' R - T? ' 1 . J-. , W. . Ha. 1-'i": ii-'fx' N- ' " , --s Nr - 'tA7'1z2',.". ' 'f ' ' W. ' -- . ' . - ' ,Q ,SQ 'W' .. ""- S. u f' -1 'V W'-Ha"-- . 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The Royal Court- - Queen - -Joan Werner Senior Princess- -Rose Silvernail Junior Princes: - -Marilyn Atterberry Sophomore Princess--Judy McFadden Freshman Princess - -Sandi Homer N1 fa - :on- 4 f X.. :Q-,Qc 5- .ww 4 ,..- - xp -. .v. ,L 1 - 'fx 1.1 - ' Ng: an i i x 2 e .v"" ,....--f""' 14--1, ,:,..+.. pr- ' - H MH? , ....., Qtwf The Crowd-- Homecoming brought a record crowd to literally pack the new grandstands. .V 7 z L mfg F 'Er 'x Q - ,fs .mx I' , Qi, - ' - .3 I A fn 7' I2 , fWf77'?f I sn ' The Dance-- With autumn leaves on the floor the dance provided a perfect finale to a magic evening. fax 1 .l X -Egg X f fi, ,f 'w 'R'- it f ...J L.. li .. i ,. f Mg ZW? 7 X4 ,Aj Wffgk if fig' n ' L -- ' A " .. - fx H--' - ,, f T. fl I . lxzix' . - Y A 4 m If ' . 33, l' f i, fQ fi v"5wW'm4S.i Q ' " . ' , .Jw M f ' - W - Y RW x un ,qi , T' X, EZ' ' ' " A if Lv 9' NI , X '- W 1 yy J ,G tl'Jf -, k ' X ' l '-gf2"2 TJ. fx' ww x ' LJ LJ Q! lf' iq J ffq: or J . A Q LU. i M ,J . 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Put Sullivan, Imrlene Simaz, Dave An-lrrson, 12-urm' gl!-1.-kyrt. in-rm lou lum H1111 x 0 Rnd Slmiley, Iron llunton, Ken Paul and Bill Hendersh-vt. , rw, A 4 I V X X L Ir:-Frxo, rwxding from lvfl In right fflllll nm Hun I' x , - 1 1 Mxry .Xlnshm'ry, Rusmnariq- Sllurn Ne-0111 WWW Sundnmn, .lzmnive Rive, l'0l'0lllY J" VON 1' F ' "rn ly-vm VI: rm .luhnstun and .lmly hm 1 fl x . A ul :eu fmm ft to right: Nurnuln Se-vord, if ' llll :md liill HGINIPPSNOI. Y 1 1 , f O X lsr' X' K 1" I A sa IZHUIII 'R I The High School Choir, directed by Mr. Joseph Shofner and accompanied by Richard Hicks, puts on four major activities each yearg a Christmas concert, a Choir Tolo, an oper- etta and a Spring concert. This year the Christmas concert featured a massed choir of over 200 voices including 7th, 8th, 9th and High School choir members. During the spring of each school year the choir travels to Bellingham to participate in the choral festival adjudication. .. Sponsored by Amlborry's Fino Food! P14 CAMPUS ,-A ,-,,..-4 j 'Cnr' r f i ' . L" CUI-UPS QQ.--f 15 i, R: -- Y, f 0 f 9 fv- ' .Lv-F s N Sponsored by Rufus Webb-Shgll Oil and J. C. Pe Sl lllll BMI RIIYAHY ffq If f X, XI ,xx 'X-, ff fn .ffffiiv f f-.le Q z. f -L gx- Q ff: .- rm V- A '- 2s-wf.1fe2-- 1 .K ' - .,- ,.' .:-L.- Jar- , -E1 ,.-141x.,3.x,f,,.-i. fi S g'25iZ1Q-:kg ::51f2v:gy':,Qg1- ,. - 'X' 'f f--,-- "' 7545 5,:wlf??,?f2rc3'ijCwf:'5M:1?ff?aiq - -li Ai lg gk? li ls 2X W git Y XL ,lL lg lg '. 'r .1 V- 1.- ' . 1--af if? ,ffi3?3Ef+ff1'.?.QY . , ,-fx- Q...- sv- L..-v-" , Ag Y- A ,,, 5.5 gi i gg .uf 2V f 3 A ,A g --,Zx S A lg 2 Q...- E6 9 ssh?-gs .Q. ,. A Queen Rosemarie Silvemail 1,-,,.f' L-...---4' Prince Bob Barcott Klflg Don DHIIICIS PHVICQSS Mary Amsberry ,gun-1 si' Y, x ll? 'tra-' gf, t X - .ff?Q'5".y 1 X wgzgvfmi M- , . ,ff.z:E11lrl9:- ,J--V, N -,t,-r- -: , '35 ,V 7 r':'A.E'-1.-3123"--,Qi 1":1 f .. Luv gg, 'gli 1 ' fr N lr JJ -- -'J' SWHQJJ1,-" 'Q -Y '-':'3'f'fr' . 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C orrine Munroe , Aunt Lydia ...... ......... f jeff! , V Mary Jo ,.,A. ,......., ,,.,,.... 2 f 0 L f'.f A 5: Bill Henderson .,..... ........ 5 ,fl- 'W , 7? Mrs. Holden ..,,.....,..............,.l......., .,...,.. S ' K A Directed By I MQ 6 4 Mr. Melvin Davis X 523333 W STAGE CREW: MAKE UP CREW: Marlys Palm Mary Conway Peggy Thomas Peggy Poe Loren Orsini Orin Dutton PROGRAMSI Bob Wittman PROMPTFRS' Marlene Buer Bertha Forsyth l ADVERTISING: Gene Merrifield Judith Rea TICKETS: Carole Evans PROPERTIES, COSTUMES: PREP CHUIR f " "' vibxifiigiu ,!! f 4 W we .f I NI 'F' gf B . Y 1-a'1--Y' '- Front row, left to right: Ione Kamps, accompanist: Judy Barge- well, president: Robert Johnson, vice president. Back row: Mr. Shofner, 2nd semester director: Bette Milat, secretary-treasurer: giane Sprague, librarian, and Mr. Greenstreet, 1st semester irector. I think we'd better run along. ......--1 r Q I dlwovend thc! no line is the best line of ull. Slllil CUSS Pill '55 '55 Maudie. dear-your Lne just t fool me anv more. Come on. .lov 'Nl ' - - Y "-'g- -, .LV 31: -A' -7 - 7' - A I Roldln from left kr r1fht:R.o3nr Thorn, Rollo Plrak, Jerry laou Irvin, Geri Wilson, Janice Rice, Don Daniel Cllntun Welle, Ed Stlneff, Mr. lol Davis, director, Bn Morrow, Dorothy Johnston, Merle Malland, Pat Knapp Mary Amlberry. Annette Planclch, Jean Hauber. Al Lake. .,3, fx- 19 V "Men Are Like Streetc " Mrs. Mason Morrow Mr. Mason ........ ................... E d Stineff Maudie .....,. Sylvia ...... Davy ........ Jerry .,...... Joy ........ Alix ....... Julie ......... Dorothy Johnston .......,...Clintena Wells .,...,..Merle Malland ,........Don Daniels ........Pat Knapp ...............Jean Hauber .........Annette Plancich Lysbeth ..... .....,... M ary Amsberry Ted ...,......... ........... R oger Thorn Margaret .,.,... .,......,,.... J anice Rice Mrs. White Mrs. Allen . Mrs. Day ........ Chi .............. ..........Jerry Lou Irvin ..........Geri Wilson .......Rosalie Pirak Lake I i I Q l P mn if Davy, everything! zone so wrong! Everymhlngm suvh a mess. I need you! I really do! I jugt mentlofn it. -vii Imagine seeing you here! My, everybody's bright and miserable this morning. 41231. 5k.,s.,. L Nobody say anything. Just let it Dlay. What'e going on? 91 Boy, the new llne ls really sonmthlnz! That dld lt! You've had this comms for slxtosn yous-of all the moddllnl - self-Important-conceited-lmbeclllc . -brain! Sponsored by Jon-nsovvs Hardware, Verna Wells Studio and Diar-norm 5-10 C.nt Store U3 I f' tr -as 584 ff 1 f 141' nf' .7-f . If Al! .J , I1 , . -4 , YRRS ' f H I .5' .- sv N X M .A 43 2, if XB - 3, Hi?- 'Q . .fa I ' . . +75"QL"T' .f'1"0'-jill 1 O A f . ffi SN ,Q- .aff SWIHIIIMH BAM ull? , '45 " UQ" - "' ' 1 Left to right: Junior Princess, Marilyn Atterberryg Senior Princess, Patsy Knapp: Queen, Mary Amsberryg Sophomore Princess. 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End Dave Balthazor Rod Stumey Junior, Halfhack 5em0,- Halfbaik BIII Aaseln Junior, Tackle Roger Thorn Lynn Taylor Bob Johnson Senior, Guard Junior Center Junior Guard av Petersons eager beavers Pre game warm up Granville to Plummer for a first down ANACORTES 0 KENT MERIDIAN 0 ln the Hawks first game they came head on with the 54 mythical state champs The team was high for this one and gained a moral victory in the 0 0 deadlock Although they were stat1st1cally inferior the home eleven showed much promlse and even more spirit The Seahawk tie was the only blemish on the Royals record as they played out their season undefeated and were again high in the state prep football D0 ANACORTES 6 MT BAKER 14 Avengmg last year s 26 9 defeat by the Hawks the Moun taineers set back a stubborn Anacortes eleven 14 6 in a non conference clash In the third period with the score 7 0 Mt Baker Rod Studley scored the fxrst points for the Seahawks a 65 yard canter The Bakerites clinched their victory with an unsuspected 30 yard pass play with twenty seconds remaining ANACORTES 0 MT VERNON 7 The Seahawks tried ha d to spoil the Bulldog homecom mg but ended on the short end of a 7 0 score In the flrst con ference tilt the Hawks didnt come ahve till the second half Then the Seahawks were continually in Mt Vernons hair but failed to reach paydirt ANACORTES 36 MARYSVILLE 0 The Seahawk offense exploded in this one as they tallied six times while their own goal was never seriously threat ened. Bob Barcott tied an A.H.S. individual scoring record scoring 24 points. The Tomahawks were outplayed and Coach Peterson substituted freely in the purples first victory. ANACORTES 0 ARLINGTON 20 John Larson and Co. broke the Hawks back as he rambled three times into touchdown land. The Seahawks were out- scored but not outhustled. Except for those three defensive lapses the Peterson s played the Eagles to a standoff. The Hawks rush in. 104 'Lia' ft tt I f ,Ts t x Early season acrobatlcs. After the game, Sponsored by Mirror Drcu Shop and 8rlydcr'n Pharmacy Offensive platoon retires. ANACORTES 0, BURLINGTON 20 A 20-0 defeat at the hands of the Burlington-Edison Tigers ended the '55 homecoming festivities on a dreary note. The Birds played hard but couldn't stop Burlington's offensive thrusts. ANACORTES 0. EDMONDS 25 Anacortes lost their third consecutive game to the always powerful Edmonds eleven, The Tigers' first half surge netted them 19 points but the Hawks displayed a brilliant second half defense. This went for naught, however, as the Seahawks offense wasn't there. ANACORTES 14, SEDRO WOOLLEY 0 In this game Anacortes blanked the opposiiton as the Cubs were turned under, 14-0. Wlth both the offense and de- fense clicking, the purples ended their scoring famine in a hard-fought, cross-country clash. ANACORTES 12, SNOHOMISI-I 12 The finals for the home town eleven was played at Sno- homish wit hthe snow and cold sewing as a great equalizer. The Panthers had jumped to a two touchdown lead, but late in the fourth period, Studley received a pass from Granville and swivel-hipped 20 yards for the T.D. Another pass, Gran- ville to Plummer evened the score. The tie gained for the Sea- hawks a sixth place finish in the Northwest League. The annual football banquet was a mid-December event with awards being presented. Larry Sawyer, senior halfback, a victim of an early season fracture, was awarded the Kiwanis Inspirational trophy. Bob Barcott and Rod Studley shared the Best Blocking and Tackling award. Three Seahawks were Honorable mentions in the NWL. They were: Bob Barcott, senior fullbackg Rod Studley, senior halfbackg and Bob Johnson, junior guard. Seahawk Scoring .KX .W xx Sawyer puting out of the Q nd zone 8 , ' .yt . Seniors take five. x I ' 'K Injuries take their toll. Name TD PAT TP Studley ...... 5 0 30 Barcott .... ...... 4 0 24 Clark ..... ...... 1 O 6 Plummer .. ...... 1 0 6 Higgins ..... . 0 2 2 Sponsored by Parker'n Men'a Store. Inland Plumblng, ant. Citizen s Pharmacy Granville for a sizeable gain around end 5 .X -R r' 5 'v QP? , 5 iss Q .51 N f v-7 'A-gli:-lily t," 'Q I' I' :ji ' '-fi4 W 1' ???WfQ?? ' -: ' Q, Q , K , ,... . J, ., . , U., 1 ,X , - ' fr' 5 K. -' ,' , ,' d V-ax se fl! CHAMPIU S ,lliiis 5iAHAVKS I L IEAHARKSQ h ' P 1 1 Y X , l fSiAHAYKS i Standingi left to right: Glenn Ness. Orville Breckenridge, .lack Clark. Brian Courtney, lloml Studley, Don Daniels, Dave Balthazor, Kneeling, Left to right: Duane Cully, Bob Barcott, Gary Plummer, Garv Keister, JHCK HIHEIHS- ,Q-i i Aw .. P - . Q V .As 1,5 '. ', ' ' x Len ro right: Glenn Ness, Larry saw- yer, Glb Moore. J 5 ' M H4 inrsi 70 fluff J.. Front row, left to right: Duane Cully, Gary Plummer, Bob Barcott, Back row, left to right: Don Daniels, Or- ville Breckenridge, Jack Higgins, BASKETBALI. SUMMARY "One of the greatest teams ever to come out of AHS" is the tag labeled on the Seahawks of 1956. Loser of only one game through the twenty game schedule, and champions of the Northwest League for the third year in a row. the 'Hawks went. on in post-season tournament play to win three games which accomplished for them their second straight District championship, ln the first round of league play the Seahawks swept through undefeated and rang up a winning streak of seventeen before meeting their nemesis. the Burlington Tigers to whom they lost in a close one. 67-63 at Burlington. However, the Seahawks came back after tasting defeat with two resounding triumphs over Snohomish and Sedro Woolley. This year's squad was the first team since 1947 to win 20 games or more in one season. The '56 crop won 22 with games in Seattle yet to be played, The Hawks, in scoring 1279 points in 20 games passed the scoring record set last year of 1137. The team free throw per- centage of 65.89'i broke previous records. Individually, records were set also: Jack Higgins' 32 points against Snohomish broke the record of 29 held by Duane Cully '55, Don Daniels' point per game average of 14.-15 broke previous record of 14.18 held by Jack Symonds '50. Orville Breckenridge 181.15023 set free throw percentage standard held by Don Sullivan 179.390 r, '47, Don Daniels was placed on the All-District Tournament team Gary Plummer and Orville Breckenridge were members of' the second five picked by circuit sportswriters. So, the Anacortes Seahawks, victors over Bellingham and Everett three times. Burlington and Blaine once, and the re- maining members of the Northwest League twice, represented the Northwest District as team number one at the State tour- ney March 14-17. This was the Taylors third trip to the Big City in as many years. The Anacortes second team won 16 of 20 with Keister, Fox and Guthrie leading the way. ij! 5' fl .:'I,l' ,',5i'?r . .., x 5 f ' if . -.f t t 4 -xii. 1 ' fl 35 Q57 ' h f 51,2 f X. , 6 i fs: F' s '25, - r' ' ' l 1 'ir .H ' A ' - .fi Q' ,, - ' " . 1 'A if '1 " - :I , 1 I. .V N 1, ,UI 47' 'Y ba' ' . . - s AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS ' AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS D wi AHS AHS AHS AHS SEASON'S RECORD 59-47 Edmonds 68-52 Bellingham 56-40 Marysville 60-43 Lake Stevens 45-44 Everett 67-41 Mount Vernon 84-79 Bellingham Cotl 57-53 Arlington totj 65-60 Burlington 68-43 Snohomish 58-55 Sedro Woolley 53-45 Edmonds 65-56 Marysville 71-37 Lake Stevens 65-54 Everett 51-50 Mount Vernon 58-49 Arlington 63-67 Burlington 87-59 Snohomish 79-54 Sedro Woolley District Tourney 56-55 Blaine 54-44 Bellingham 60-56 Everett Scoring Average 1449-1182 Opponents For 63.00 Against 51.39 Won 22 Lost 1 Sponsored by Brown Bros. Clothing 2"-2-. sg .. if , ,Sui 'M""Ni-4, The desire and hope of all here at Anacortes was realized on Friday, March 9, 1956 at 10:15. For on that date, the Anacortes Seahawks had annexed their second straight Northwest District Basketball crown which sent them on their way to the annual State Basketball Tour- nament. This seemed to become a matter of fact occur- rance as the team along with many loyal fans were mak- ing their twelfth appearance in Hec Edmundson Pavilion. Anacortes drew Garfield as its first foe, and avenging the '55 tourney defeat. trouneed the Bulldogs with a late game spurt. 56-38. The following day the relaxed Hawks led all the way and with a phenomenal shooting perform- ance wore down the Lewis and Clark fivesome 68-52, On the third day after two straight wins, the Sea- hawks were in the semi-finals with the Highland Scot- ties, and in a battle of little giants the Hawks again won, this time 63-60. On the final night and the night which determined the State's number one high school basketball team, the Seahawks came out second best, but not without making a very good showing and tossing a real scare into the Lincoln Lynx. The Hawks started slow and were down five points at intermission hut staged a fourth quarter drive that brought them within four, 58-54. But a Lin- coln stall drew fouls from the pressing Seahawk five and the Hawks went down to defeat, 68-58. Even in defeat, the fine delegation of high school athletes represented their school and community magni- ficently. The second place finish, recorded by this year's fine squad, is the best on record for Anacortes. The hon- ors won individually by the team members were: Don Daniels, All-State, All NVV District, and All NVV Leaguel Orville Breckenridge, 3rd team All-State, 2nd team All NVV District, and an All NVV League selection: Bob Bar- cott and Jack Higgins, Honorable Mention in both state, and district: Duane Cully an All NVV League choice, and Gary Plummer, Honorable Mention at State and 2nd team All NW District, and also an All NW League choice. A fact which was very instrumental in the fine per- formance ot the team was the strong bench displayed by Seahawks Jack Clark, Albert LeMay, Gary Keister, Dave Balthazor, Brian Courtney and Rod Studley. They pointed out the fine team effort which accomplished so much. This group of fellows, many of whom could have played regularly on any other team in the league, had to be satisfied with bit-parts. Approximately 3000 townspeople met the victorious Seahawks at Sullivan's Corner the following Sunday to show their appreciation for a job well done. Thoroughly unexpected, but long to be remembered by the team members, was the impromptu welcome which turned into a civic affair. A procession of horn-honking well-wishers made their way down Commercial Avenue with the bas- ketball team and coach in seats of honor. The motorcade stopped at the post office where a crowd of 1000 heard the individual remarks and thanks from team members and coaches. Surely on that day the AHS basketball squad men were the number one citizens. The Elks held their annual Basketball Banquet, April 10, a successful affair. Movies of the championship game with Lincoln and the memorable "Homecoming" were shown. "Hee" Edmundson, the former U. of W. bas- ketball coach was the guest speaker. As a result of local contributions each squad member was awarded a trophy for his part in the tearn's more than successful season. Duane Cully was awarded the Anacortes American Inspirational Award and the team presented Coach Tay- lor with a plaque awarded in presentation. And so to a team which displayed amazing team- work, and a never die attitude, wonderful sportsman- ship and a desire to win which served as fine representa- tives of their school, community, and district and which accomplished much in many respects, this supplement is dedicated. ALL-STATE FIRST TEAM -u 'p. n .- '1 -4-aw 1 1 A -Ms ..., , - ' hifi is 34 ,vena 4' elf ' A, 35.1 L4- E16 'SEN . Q ml' 1 . , IEE! Q l , s . Zi ' ' lliggi l ,L 1Q",:, me ,, . ty l ls' Q 5117, ' '. n ......1- - l 1 1 l - l . , Q f f.-.J Back row. left to right: Coach Mr. Taylor, Fred Symonds, Gerald Harr, Elmer Guthrie, Duane Cully, Larry Sawyer. Manager Glenn Ness. Front row, left to right: Manager Gib Moore, Orville Breckenridge. Larry Fox, Al Lake, Jack Granville. Rod Studley. Don Daniels, Ken Stone. .QA .... V' 1' 3 .. il I Lehft to right: Coach Mr. Davis, Gary Plummer, Bob Barcott, Orin Dutton, Don Dunton, Je Wmge, Dave Balthazor, Roger Thorn, Bob Wooding, Carl Wedlund. 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