Anacortes High School - Rhododendron Yearbook (Anacortes, WA)

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R H 0 I) O I) E N I) R 0 N IvOg of the Sea Hawk Sept. 11 — Football got undor way today. Flaying at Concrete, our squad looked good the first half, but gave way under the Mixers' last-half attack, losing: 13 to 14. Sept. 18 — Arlington met Anacortes on our home field: both teams were held scoreless. At one thrilling moment our Hawks lost a touchdown on the five-yard line. Sept. 25 — The last practice game was won by a Graham pass inter- ception. followed by a 60-yard dash in the final moments. Score: Sea Hawks 12. Snohomish 6. Oct. 9 — Our first county game found two stars laid up with injuries, but subs filled the vacant positions, and our team was able to find a 13-to-O victory over the Bulldogs. Oct. 12 — Honoring the 4 loth anniversary of the founding of our con- tinent. an interesting Columbus Day assembly was given. Oct. 15 — Playing undei the Ked Raiders' lights proved the Hawks fairly good, for they defeated them 3 to 0. Oct. 23 — Playing at Burlington, our squad, which was already in a slump, found an inspired eleven too much; losing 6 to 13. Oct. 30 — Sedro-Woolley’s Cubs found our passing defense weak and. accordingly, made the most of it. winning 19 to 6. Nov. 5 — Amid a very cleverly decorated atmosphere, handsome junior couples danced and enjoyed the success of their Prom. It was held in the gym with Miss Carter and Mr. Waldron serving as advisors. Nov. 11 — Mr. Hammond and his French classes put on a play and sang songs bringing to us the foreign atmosphere of the Armistice signing. Father Treunet was the chief speaker. Foreign I egion flags were flying, and several Legion members were present. Nov. 11 — Injuries and a wet, soggy field held our Hawks back, while revenging Bulldogs swan» through muck with a 25-to-O victory. Nov. 15-13 — Replicas of the Masters were exhibited during these four days, in the senior high school, by the Practical Arts Drawing Com- pany. Nov. 19 — Snapping out of a slump and upsetting the proverbial dope bucket, the Sea Hawks held the county champs to a scoreless tie on the Cubs muddy field in a driving rain. Nov. 24 — An interesting, heart felt talk, honoring Thanksgiving Day. was given by Reverend Donald N. Rickerson. Nov. 25 — Our last game of the season, and our team revenged them- selves over an earlier defeat at the hands of the Burlington Tigers. Score- Sea Hawks 14. Tigers 6. Dec. 3 — Growing Pains,' the senior class play, vividly portrayed a growing child (Bob Terrell) and his many childish troubles. Miss Disher. with the aid of Miss Burpee, advised and directed the play. It was a very great success, increasing our treasury surplus by ninety-some dollars. Dec. 4 — Big-A initiation day. and it was tough on new initiates! Fating raw oysters, limburger cheese, golden seal, walking miles in the dark and rainy night, were but a few of the tortures that pledges had to endure. Dec. 10 — Under the efficient management of Mr. Kirvin Smith, the Boys' Club functioned perfectly tonight, putting on a smoker, showing moving pictures and giving ice-cream bars to both dads and boys for only 10 cents per person. Dec. 11 — Coach Rhodes formally announced his intention to resign to accept a position at LaConner, tonight at the Big-A skating party. The affair was enjoyed as much as could be expected with their beloved Coach's resignation foremost in their minds. Dec. 14 — Basketball season arrived with Howard Boulton taking over the Sea Hawk coaching task. Bellingham Red Raiders handed our quintet their first defeat, 30 to 37. but both teams were plenty ragged. 8