Anacortes High School - Rhododendron Yearbook (Anacortes, WA)

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R H 0 I) O I) E N I) R O N Senior Hall of Fame Romeo: Mickey Graham Juliet: Catherine Tucker Beat Letterm n: Fred Olson Athletic Girl: Betty Gulon Prettiest Hair: I eAnne Rock Boy's Best Blush: Raymond Iverson Little Lord Fauntleroy: Klvlr Johnson Miss Sophisticate: Dorothy Gates Prettiest Girl: Mae Verrall Best-Looking Boy: I ee Wilson Best Salesman of Ann Happy-Go-Lucky Boy: Vic Veloni Happy-Go-Lucky Girl: Florence Thurston Peppiest Girl: Roberta Brown Peppiest Boy: Bobby Terrell Most Studious Boy: Robert Haugland Most Studious Girl: Marjorie Marinakos Most Bashful Boy: Alva Oakes Most Bashful Girl: Betty Turner Woman Hater: Ben Johnson Class Cut-Up: Gilman Abbott als and Ads: Sam Voollch I o ; of the Sea Hawk Dec. 17 — All city schools got together for a Christmas musical. High school singers, under the leadership of Mr. Brewer, took the cake.” Dec. 18 — Anacortes. in their second hoop contest, took an early lead over Marysville, increasing it on each possible occasion. The end found Marysville with 25 points and us with 35. Dec. 22 — With the subs carrying on the second half until the closing minutes, our first squad was unable to catch up when put in. Result: Lynden Lions 18. Sea Hawks 17. Dec. 29 — Returning our game with Marysville. Coach Boulton was able to substitute freely and still win out in the end. Score: Sea Hawks 18. Tomahawks 15. Dec. 30 — The Hawks' true colors, which they were so bravely to de- fend and to carry higher in future games, breezed high o'er Edison's Spark- plugs. defeating them 37 to 22. Jan. 5 — The Girls' Athletic Club sponsored a well-advertised skating party, which was well attended and well enjoyed. After spills were over and the receipts and expenses compared, It was found to be successful financially, as well. Jan. 7 — Reverend Finlayson honored us with a good citizen talk to remind us of Good Citizenship Day. jan. 7 — Playing at Mount Vernon, our Sea Hawks won their first county game by swamping the Bulldogs. 38 to 21. jan. 14 — Hamilton players were bewildered, amazed and startled when Sea Hawks swooped down from above, mining baskets from all angles to finish 6 to 51—Hawks’ favor. Jan. 15 — In a practice game, determined Hawks pinned the Lynden Lions to 21 points, while they forged ahead with 41 for themselves. jan. 18 — Taking an early lead, the Sea Hawks gained momentum gradually to show up their former coach and his proteges. Score: Sea Hawks 38. LaConner Braves 24. Jan. 21 — Woolley's Cubs found themselves being scored upon quite rapidly, and. accordingly, went on a scorin' spree, only to find the Sea Hawks the better dead-eyes. Result: Cubs 39. Hawks 61. Jan. 22 — Blaine's Bordfrites pulled through with a win in the final seconds, after being six to eight points behind the entire non-conference game. Score: 33 to 31. Jan. 28 Our uebate team didn’t look so good at Bellingham today, although a couple of losses were by but a few points. Jan. 28 — With both first teams undefeated, the Sea Hawks played their most thrilling games of the first half of the season with the Burlington Tigers there. Hawklets lost a thriller 22 to 24. First squad won 40 to 34. 17