Anacortes High School - Rhododendron Yearbook (Anacortes, WA)

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ATHLETICS k £ SEASON'S RECORD Date Winner Score Loser Place Dec. 9 Fairhaven 29—18 A. H. S. Here 12 Concrete 18—16 A.H.S. Here ” 15 A. H. S. 29—18 Friday Harbor There ” 18 A.H.S. 49— 7 Oak Harbor Here ” 20 Edison 18—13 A. H. S. There Jan. 5 A. H. S. 39— 7 Hamilton Here ” 12 Mt. Vernon 23—22 A.H.S. There ” 19 La Conner 25—22 A.H.S. There 23 A.H.S. 27—17 Sedro Woolley Here ” 26 Burlington 38—24 A.H.S. There Feb. 2 Concrete 18—17 A. H. S. There •• 6 A. H. S. 21—20 Burlington Here ” 9 A. H. S. 26—14 Edison Here ” 13 A.H.S. 21—18 Mt. Vernon Here ” 16 A.H.S. 31—11 Sedro Woolley There Play-Off Feb. 20 Edison 27—22 A. H. S. Mt. Vernon Total Anacortes Scores — 397. Total Opponent Scores — 308. INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS Player Total Points Total Smith, Calvin 66 30 Dwelley, Joe 61 14 Millard, Jack 59 8 Boulton, Delbert 46 24 Anderson, Harold 37 11 Cartee, Flavis 32 12 Etter, Bill 30 5 Nondorf, Provene 20 6 Wold. Vernon 18 14 Olson. Ellsworth 17 4 Twenty-seven

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 RHODODENDRON 1934 £ Hoops, My Dear! Despite the fact that the Sea Hawks went decidedly in arears this year in their football record, they were pulled out of the red by the basketball scores, leaving as far as points won, really a neat balance. While the locals did not place in the county, they gave the leading teams plenty of scares as may be evidenced by the scores given below. The Purple and White started off rather poorly, but along about the middle of the season, they began to rally. Perhaps the biggest upset of the year was the defeat of Burlington by the Hawks on the latter’s floor. With the close of the basketball season, the athletic careers of six players ended. Their loss left a huge hole which can, however, be filled by second and junior high team men. Those who will not be back next year are Cal Smith, veteran forward; Delbert Boulton, star guard; Joe Dwelley. guard and center; Vernon Wold, guard; Flavis Cartee, center; and Harold Anderson, guard. First and second team lettermen who form the nucleus for next year’s squad are: Etter, Nondorf, E. Olson, Millard, Barcott, I. Olson, Lowman, Andrich, Blackinton, Moen and Hambly. Under the able supervision of Coach Bob Hill, the second team came through with a fairly good record. The team played preliminary contests with practically all the first team games and were second in the county. Playing in one first team game with Oak Harbor, the “seconds” came out on top. They will all be back next year. r wenty-six

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W RHODODENDRON 1934 £ Intra-Mural Athletics TRACK With Don Kenoyer, a veteran distance man winning most of the points, an intramural track meet was held Tuesday, April 3, on the Sea Hawk athletic field. Coach Johnson was in charge, assisted by Hob Hill. The freshman class showed up especially well, which is encouraging for the years to come. They were next to the seniors in points, being the only class to give the seniors any serious competition. Besides Kenoyer, Wilson, Millard, Dunn and Mondahn, of the fresh- man class, showed up well, as did Blackinton and Boulton of the sophomore and senior classes respectively. The winners of the various events were: Mile Run: Wilson. Franu- lovich, Millard; 100-Yard Dash: Kenoyer, Oakland, Jones; 440-Yard Newell, Oakland, Jones; Shot Put: Blackinton, Millard, Gibbons; Broad Jump: Munden, Boulton, Millard; 220: Kenoyer, Dunn, Suryan; 380: Kenoyer. McNeil, DeRemer; Javelin: Millard, Boulton, Kenoyer; High Jump: Blackinton, Millard; Discus: Blackinton, Petrish, Boul- ton; Relay: Seniors, freshmen, sophomores. The seniors took a total of 44 points, the freshmen 35 points, the sophomores 17, and the juniors 1. TENNIS With but two lettermen back from last year, Coach Johnson faced the prospect of finding new players to fill in. A ladder tournament was started, and when the first match of the season was held with Sedro Woolley, the team was in good enough shape to take Woolley 4-1. In the second game of the season, Anacortes lost to Burlington, 4-1. Playing a reversive return match with Woolley, the Hawks later lost to the same tune, 4-1. The above were all the matches that had been played at the time the Rhododendron went to press. There were two matches to be played with the skilled Bulldog racquet wielders. Up to date Mount Vernon had not lost a match and the Hawks had been pointing for them all season. The county tournament was held on the tenth of May, and the district meet was held a week later. Anacortes entries in the county were Baker and Newell. Other tennisists for Anacortes were Oakland, Franulovich, Olson, Mansfield, Davis, and Millard. T wenty-eight