Anacortes High School - Rhododendron Yearbook (Anacortes, WA)

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Mr. Collis BRYAN Mr. CJ. K. CM A M RERI.A IN Miss Margaret Bl’RPEE Miss Rculali DENNIS Miss Mary CARTER Miss Evelyn FORRES Mr. Theodore CEDERBBRG Mr. Allen O. HAMMOND Miss Margery Miss Martini Miss Alene POSTER HJERMSTAD MORRISON Miss Cornelia E. Miss Analiel N EWTON I ’BTERSON COLUMBIAN FACULTY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

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Superintendent of Anacortes Schools MR. GAYLORD W. GREENE A diplomat . . . Even- tempered disposition . . . Aims to please . . . Dis- tinguished in the com- munity by achievements as superintendent and as Rotary Club president. . . A great builder, as shown by new high school which he has envisioned for past five years ... A progres- sive superintendent . . . A progressive citizen. Principal of Columbian High Sch«n l MR. DeFORE CRAM 8LITT If direct answer and hon- est opinion is wanted, Mr. Cramblitt is your man . . . Humanly considerate of all students and all stud- ent activities . . . Always has a funny story to tell . . . Work so well organ- ized that things run smoothly when forced to be absent . . . Interest in community shown not only by his school work, but by his activity in Ki- wanis Club.

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MR. COLLIS BRYAN— Labors unceasingly at the inaccomplishable feat of making credits meet debits in old A. H. S. MISS MARGARET BURPEE— Perfect business executive; systematic and thorough in everything—has a sense of humor. MISS MARY CARTER— Brings science and the logic of science into every day life and knows her work from A to Z and return. MR. THEODORE CEDERBERG— Can converse on any subject anytime; can’t strand him on any question you can name MR. G. K. CHAMBERLAIN— Knows his work thoroughly—is r to help his boys with outside work. MISS BEULAH DENNIS— Throws herself into her work with an energy that accomplishes things: sincere in her work with a true Irish sense of humor. MISS EVELYN FORBES— Calm, unruffled—the perfect disciplinarian—her students learn their material. MR. ALLEN O. HAMMOND— Makes effort to help students who find foreign languages hard—likes cats—always has a war anecdote to relate. MISS MARGERY FOSTER— Brings the school and the home into close relation- ship—practical application of principles of home- making and housekeeping. MISS MARTHA HJERMSTAI)— Makes history a living book, and brings distant things down to earth to be easily understood. MISS ALENE MORRISON— School spirit at its highest degree—always enthusi- astic—always loyal to A. H. S. MISS CORNELIA E. NEWTON— A true scholar—loves good literature—and always ready to help some pesky Frosh with an algebra problem. MISS ANABEL PETERSON— Conscientious and hard-working — unhesitatingly sacrificing herself to her work and art.