Anacortes High School - Rhododendron Yearbook (Anacortes, WA)

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JUNIORS £ Junior Class Roll Hetty Abbott Bernice Affleck Virginia Benson Elaine Bookman Bernadlne Bothell I«ou Jane Brado Gertrude Buchanan Helen Butt Barbara Cook Marian Crosby Bessie Crawford Carol Deane Billie de Gez Palma Elvebak Ruth Elvebak Geneva Fomo Farrell Anderson Pete Andrich Frank Barcott Edmund Bowser John Bush Delmar Cole Volney DeRcmer Gerald Hambly Harry Haugland John Hayden Merrill 1 verse n E. James McCauley Billy McCracken Harvey Moen John Mooney Elizabeth Fullerton Lillian Gilkey Ruth Green Madeline Gross Betty J. Hartman Irene Hurd Mildred Krebs Nellie Larsen Vivian La Rue Aurelia Le Veque Grace McMinn Bernadlne Milfcowski Barbara Miller Margaret Munhall Howard Nicholson Provene Nondorf Ellsworth Olson Gilbert Olson Ivan Olson Edward Peterson Leo Porter Wilma Murdock Charlotte Nafzlger Laura Mac Nicholson Florence Olson Marie Pearson I «a i la Schillios Margaret Schwartz I«ouise Sherman Clara Sherry Hope Smith Edith Torpey Helen Van Sinderen Zehra Weaver Verna Weekley Mina White Isabelle Witmer Dell Rickner Ray Robinson Ray Rydberg I «ester Sharpe Harrison St. Andre John Stevens Gene Storme Harold Strawser Harold Summers Roger Taylor Kenneth Thibert Lawrence Thomas Howard Thompson Chester Thomso.i Charles Weaverling T wenty-one

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% RHODODENDRON 1934 g John Stevens... Elaine Bockman Lou Jane Brado. Barbara Miller. .....President Vice-President .....Secretary Representative junior History Although pushing through the worst of the depression in ’34, the 83 juniors did all that was humanly possible to make the year a social success. The advent of the gay costumes with which the eleventh graders greeted the customary Junior Day, however, offset slightly the turmoil caused by the break-up in the plans for the prom and junior-senior banquet. The juniors were always well represented on the honor roll, and seldom had many of their names inscribed on the weekly “flunk list ' On the athletic field the juniors again showed their versatile ability. The juniors successfully played their part as upper classmen with a number of them carrying leading and minor parts in the all-school operetta. T wenty

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X RHODODENDRON 1934 Jack Lowman......................................President Billy Etter.............................. Vice-President Charlotte Morley................................Secretary Robert Leather wood...................... Representative Arnold Hemingson..............................Yell Leader Sophomore History On September 5, 1933, the present sophomore class made its debut into the senior high school as tenth graders. Their first senior high troubles were in locating their classrooms and the right and wrong stairways, but soon they adapted themselves, proving to be good scholars, enthusiastic athletes, and altogether cooperative underlings. The sophomores were well represented in the debate squad, honor society, and the other school activities. Their class is especially noted :.or its all-around talent, thus presenting assemblies which the entire school long remember. The class believed in starting new things, and setting new standards. Their accomplishments this year are a prophecy of deeds to come in the remaining years of its stay at A. H. S. The sophomores have been under the able direction of Miss Morrison, class advisor, who has made them work, and like it. High hopes of attaining success in all fields of activity are held by every one of these 96 peppy students. By following the same pitch they have pursued in their first year, they will be a graduating class that might well challenge the achievements of their predecessors. Twenty-two