Anacortes High School - Rhododendron Yearbook (Anacortes, WA)

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WILLIAM ARTHUR Wl NGE—“Bill General Course; Future: Normal; HI A 4: Football I: Key Club 3-4. DAVID WOLLERTZ— Cub” General Course; Future: Travel: Football 3-4; Roys’ Club 1-2-3-4. VERNA WOOD— Casey” l angiiHge Course: Future; Cornish; Vive-Pres. of Class 2; Glee’ Club 3-4; Operetta 3: Peter Pops In” 4. IN MEMORIAM Barbara Pinneo ‘34 Nellie Larson ‘35 {Seventeen

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JIM W. SHEPPARD— Shep General Course: Future: ?: Glee Clui» 3-4; Cantata 2; Yell King »: •King: of Kings 3. CALVIN LEROY SMITH— Cal” Commercial Course; Future: ?; Glee «Mill) 3; Big A 2-3-4: Football 1-2-3-1; Track 2-3; Ask the Professor” 3. LAWRENCE J. STAN K US— Skinny General Course: Future: ?: Football 3-1: Boys Chib pres. 4; Big A. WILLIAM D. SURYAN— Bill” Scientific Course: Future; College: Key Club 3-4; Football 2-3-4: Senior Class Pres. 4: French Armistice Program: “Peter Pops In 4. JACK VAN SINDEREN— Van General Course: Future: ?: Bovs' Club 1-2-3-4. LILLIAN VELONI— Lll General Course: Future: Marriage: Girls Club 2-3-4. KATHERINE JEAN VLATKOVICH — Kat General Course: Future: ?: Girls Club 1-2-3-4. WILLIAM V. WELLS— Horselaugh Language Course: Future: ?: Kev Club 3-4: Orchestra 4: Glee Club 4: Chonlta” 4: Office Training 2-3-4. HAROLD CHARLES WERNER— Hallie” General Course: Future: College: A. S. B. Vice-1 1 es. I: Big A 3-4: Football 3-4: Basketball Manager 4. EDWARD RICHARD WHITE— Dick” Genera Course: Future: Apiarist: Boys' Club: Track Manager 3. MELVIN WILLIAMS— Mel Scientific Course: Future: Knglneer: Chemistry Test 3; Key Club 2-3-1: Vice- Pros. of Honor Society I: Annual Staff i. SARAH JEANNETTE Wl LSON— Sallle Scientific Course: Future: Specialize In Handicraft: Honor Society 3: Home !• . Club 3-4: Debate 2-4: Annual Staff 4; Junior Prom Com. 3. Sixteen

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RHODODENDRON 1934 £ Seniors 50 Years From Now - 1984 By Barbara Sackett “Endeavoring to lift the standards of the nation higher, to bring to the people the just government they deserve, I, Robert Melvin Newell, do pledge myself as president of these United States! As Mr. R. M. Newell finished the inaugural pledge in which the powers of the government were placed in his hands, he strode pom- pously from the inaugural platform accompanied by congressmen S. P. Bebich, B. Maticich, M. Lowder, and K. R. Burt, into his waiting airplane, where he seated himself beside his wife who was very charming in blue velvet designed by the famous modiste, Mme. Johan- na Raddatz, and the plane sailed away from the curb amidst the cheering of friends and countrymen, and proceeded down Washington Avenue to the White House. As the crowd dispersed, Mr. Melvin Williams, retired president of the Ess and Ess Steamship Company, accompanied by his wife, the former Dolores Premo, made their way down Madison Avenue, to Hotel Winthrop, managed by their old schoolmate, William Dexter. Entering the dining salon, where the rythmic strains of Maestro Jack Rauch’s augmented Melodians penetrated the air, they saw such familar faces as saxophonist Lloyd Hansen, while the light glistened on the hoary head of the aged pianist, Joe Dwelley. Conducted to their table by head waiter, David Wollertz, they were entertained by the celebrated dancer, Betty Wold, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon L. Wold. Miss Wold is following in the footsteps of her famous mother, the former Verna Wood. In the lobby of the spacious hotel, were on display, pictures by the contemporay artists, Eldon Davis and June Kerney .... In the adjoining shop window, a cosmetic display advertising the products of Madame Effie La Fleur .... Suddenly the quietness of the avenue was shattered by the clatter- ing of an ambulance piloted by Richard White as it swung around a corner. It was rushing to the scene of an accident in which M. William Anderson, famous chemist, was injured while testing one of his latest experiments. Nurses in attendance were Edna Baker and Ruby Savage .... Out at Washington College, where Delbert Boulton is still coaching, we meet Anthony Pirak, Jr., son of the well-known sportsman, An- thony Pirak. Eighteen