Anacortes High School - Rhododendron Yearbook (Anacortes, WA)

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Twenty-four RHODODENDRON LKSI.IK DUNN-—President. WILLYS AMSBKRRY— Vice-President. DONALD HUFF—Secretary. STANLEY MONDHAN -Treasurer. FRANCIS A DAM S—Re present at ire. I. K El ‘A BC) W K N—Re presentat ice. Junior Officers

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RHODODENDRON T went y-three SENIOR PROPHECY FRANCIS BARCOTT—Still trying to catch perch off the Gil key dock. He hopes to be a great fisherman some day. MIKE BACICH—Singing at the Metropolitan Opera House in Anacortes once every six months. BETTY ANDERSON—Teaching art to the first grade pupils in the Whitney School. She is such a success they plan to move her up into the second grade. HERMAN ANDERSON—A great prize-fighter. So far he has won one fight and that one was with Junior Fomo. NORMA ANDERSON—Still trying to finish her blue plaid silk dress that she started in home economics when she was a senior. MARY BARCOTT—Secretary for the Grab and Run Jewelry Store. She just won the prize for Miss America, 950. MIKE BARCOTT—Still taking French from Mr. Hammond. Has just passed his French I Exam. CHESTER BLACK INTON—Visited in Anacortes with his prize winning cotVy Butter Cup. Chet gives a correspondence course on milking for $14.9s fer cottrse. PERRY BOW DISH—Had an accident in his Ford two weeks ago and is still trying to put it together. PEARL CAMPBELL—There was a possibility of her being a secretary to John D. Rockefeller, but the way it looks now she'll be the second Eleanore Poxcell. ELMER CARLSON—Poor Elmer! The crystal ball tells us that although he has brains, he won't get any further than being a teacher—or something. LA VERNE CARTEL—.«I rumor is going around that LaVerne has an oyster complex. She is practising note to be an oyster physician. GAIL CROSS—Operator of a chain of goat farms xcith headquarters at Lake Campbell. Gail seems to be the biggest goat. ARTHUR DAV IS—Still pushing his face in the mud trying to put the pig- skin over the elusive goal. CHESTER DAY’IS—Is inventing a freckle remover. So far he has removed one off his oxen face. WARREN DE BOER—Has gone to Alaska to teach the Eskimos football. He says it is easy to make touchdf xcns as the ice is so slippery, all they have to do is give a run and then slide the rest of the way. MILLIE DRAGOVICH Teaching Home Ec. in the Anacortes Senior High School. NEDRA DURANCEAU—Inventing a noiseless coxcbell which can be used at basketball games. BILLY ETTER—Is the Walter Wine hell and Peeping Tom of the modern parking places. GEOFFREY VENABLES—President of the United States. During his spare time he teaches his cabinet the tnolin. ALBERT FISHER—A tailor for midgets. He hopes he won't get too big an order as it costs too much for thread. ARDEN HAMBLY—Boo! Arden is specializing in house haunting. His best act is the “Walk of the Dead. BLANCHE FLITCROFT—Has a column in the Local njily Blah called% ' 1 Cover the Morgue. {Please turn to page thirty-two)

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RHODODENDRON T tventy-five FRI I) OLSC)N—President. HARRII.L DABNEY—Vice-President. LK K WILSON—Secretary. BKTTY GUION—Re preservative. Sophomore Officers