Anacortes High School - Rhododendron Yearbook (Anacortes, WA)

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 JUNIOR POEM To me the task lias fallen, The Junior poem to write; And so I sit and ponder, And think with all my might. Ah! Here comes a little fairy! To me perhaps she'll tell. The secrets of verse writing And how to do it well. She says, lirst thing in order. Is to tell the things we’ve done. To tell of our ambitions, Also honors that we’ve won. So give me your kind attention And I'll relate to you, The doings of this lively class: (I assure you they are true.) Our Junior Mixer, and also Prom, Were both a complete success! They left behind them words of praise And much of happiness. In basket ball we did our best— Our class was represented— As every one could plainly see. When the letters were presented. Put these victories are understood. If you’ll just take time to reflect, What a snappy bunch the Juniors are And how they've gained respect. What «-lass is so full of pep and dash? What class is always alive? Why ask the question, since we all know? ’Tis the class of ’25. This class is noted for its sportsmanship— For it’s pluck, it’s vigor and vim! And we all hold in our hearts—one wish. That its colors may never grow dim. So here’s to the class of ’25! May its banner never be furled ! Always a credit to A. II. S., And a credit to tin1 world !- Ruth Fite '25