Anacortes High School - Rhododendron Yearbook (Anacortes, WA)

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Senior Class Prophecy By Roberta Brown and Mary Elliot Florence Van Sinderen Sinning with I)on McDugle's hot-cha «wing band. Don Beverlin— Recently took over Uncle Ezra’s banr dance program. Elmer Peterson—Will be seen in the curren Tarzan movie. Dick La Rue World’s flyweight championship recently won by him. Ray Fisher—The Bob Taylor of 48”. Ray Iverson and LeAnne Rock — Settled peacefully in their chicken ranch on Jack” island. Mark Graham and Catherine Tucker Won the marathon dance this year. Peooy Colgan and Erling Oakland Doing well making streamline shoes in their new shop. Vivian Zimmerman—Recently signed by M. G. M. after winning the free style swimming championship. Eloise Rockom and Mary Elliott—Still pals, bicycling crosscountry. Mae Verrall—Just back from Paris, where she has been buying dress- es for a department store. Bob Terrall Heard as Joe Corntassel in Little Orphan Annie daily. Leroy Malberg—Recently refereed a U. of W. and Stanford basketball game. Hazel Haugland Won the 194S diving championship at the Olympics. Frank Bakulich—Inventor of that new fish net that not only catches fish, but kills and cleans them. Lloyd Buehler—Recovering from injuries received when his new racer turned over while he was trying for the speed record cup. Vic Veloni and Ed Milkowski -The new Kb and Zeb. on the air daily. Betty Guion and Mae Stewart W C. T. V. enthusiasts. Marion McCrory and Frank Winge Playing in the Philharmonic sym- phony orchestra. Alma Crawford and Lois Crawford As the singing Crawford Sisters with Floyd Hansen’s Bazooka band. (Fred) Olson and (Elvir) Johnson Olson and Johnson are appearing on the new John Edge “We. the People program. Betty Turner- New women’s golf champ. Catherine Jones -Author of Have You Met Miss Jones? (the 2nd). Sam Voolich — Captain of Bill Maris' new Queen Mary II. with Dorothy Gates as dining room hostess. Helena Verrall ami Marjorie Marinakos Modeling in a smart New York shoppe. 20

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R H () I) O I) E N I) R O X Senior Play Cast “GROWING PAINS” Terry McIntyre ................. Roberta Brown George McIntyre .....................Bob Terrell Mm. McIntyre ..................... Peggy Colgan Professor McIntyre ............... Roy McKinley Sophie ............................ Mary Elliott Mrs. Patterson .................. Marian McCrorv Elsie Patterson ................ Dorothy Gates Traffic Officer ................... Henry Polls Dutch ......................... Edward Milkowski Brian .............................. Ray Iverson Omar ............................ Erling Oakland Hal ............................... Mark Graham pete ............................. Lloyd Buehler Prudence ........................... Mae Verral! Patty ..................... Marguerite Scribner jane ......................... Catherine Tucker Miriam .......................... Alma Crawford Vivian ...................... Florence Thurston Director .......................... Miss Disher Make-Up ...... Miss Morrison. Marjorie Marinakos Prompter .......................... Betty Guion Is)}; of the Sea Hawk Feb. 1 — Six initiates were pledged into the Girls’ Athletic Club today. An eatable dinner was cooked and enjoyed! Pledges had to find hidden •‘stuff.” Feb. 4 — Concrete Mixers received their first home-floor beating ex- perienced in years, when fighting Sea Hawks cemented ’em down 25 to 41. Feb. 5 — Weird war whoops and clownish plays thrilled the spectators when New York Shamrocks played rings around our town team. Feb. 8 — Edison's high scorers. Stacy and Dahl, were at a loss amid the Hawks' defense, and our offense proved too polished for them. Score: Sea Hawks 38. Sparkplugs 20. Feb. 11 — At the C. P. S. Forensic Tournament at Tacoma, our de- baters were one team of two that won five out of six debates. Miss Mari- nakos. 1938 valedictorian, was rated as about the best cross-questioner there. Feb. 11 — Bulldogs were amazed at our defense system which held them back. In the last quarter our subs carried on. ending in the Hawks favor, 41 to 19. Feb. 17 — House of David hoop-masters were able to play football half the time, purposely leave the ball on the floor, go into an uncalled huddle, and such, and still win over our town team very easily. Feb. 18 — I). A. R. members were the sponsors of an interesting Wash- ington assembly today. Mrs. Odlln. president, presented Senior Class Presi- dent. Hazel Haugland. our special representative in the D. A. R. contest, with a lovely corsage and wished her luck in the state-wide contest, the winner getting a trip to Washington. D. C. Fact questions were asked a chosen few. Bud Maris won the prize—an almanac of facts! Feb. 18 — Returning our game with Sedro-Woolley. our quintet received their one and only county defeat of the season. The Sea Hawks were hot for the first quarter only. In the third quarter, hot Cubs took a two-point lead. Thoroughly aroused over their doings, they set a hot pace which re- sulted In Hawks upset 38 to 46. 19

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Senior Class Prophecy ‘ a bie dep (l»30 a Bertha Coy and Ruby Walk—Employed in a big department store to gee that the people go up and down the right gtalrs. Pat George Running a combination hairdressing and dressmaking shop in New York. Albert Swapp—Famous horse doctor. Alva Oakee and Ben Johnson—Boar farmers in the Philippines. Roy McKinley—Sports writer on a famous dally syndicate. Gilman Abbott -Senator from the state of Arkansas. Clarice and Margaret Bailey—Snake charmers in the Bailey Minus Barnutn” circus. Orna Rockstad— Dairy maid in Oak Harbor. Merlene Hilton. Virginia Wilkerson and Helen Cameron Teaching th » backwoodsmen of Van Buren. Arkansas, how to do the Big Apple. Robert Haugland Parson In a country church. Henry Polls—A hard-boiled cop on the local police force. Helene Smith—Creator of those new Smith Brothers and Their Granddaughter” cough drops. Ruth Kendall—Settled happily with a certain upper classman in their Cap Sante home. Roberta Brown Inventor of a new cream to remove freckles. Virgil Cole Running a skating rink in Anacortes. Lee Wilson Youngest ambassador to Ireland. Dorothy Moran Writer of that famous Advice to the Lovelorn col- umn in the “Daily Blah. ’ Alice Omundson Is seen carrying a lunch pail down to the mill every day. Lois Simon—Slinging hash in a Seattle restaurant. Florence Thurston I'sher in a Seattle restaurant. Emogene McComas Captain of a female House of David basketball team. Kathryn Mulligan Inventor of the new Mulligan stew. Joseph Maticich Chief cook on an ocean liner. Jay Thompson -Famous ball played with the “Giants. Bill Holt Professor of Philosophy in a university. Harley Herbison- Bell boy in a famous Chicago hotel. WITH APOLOGIES TO THE CLASS OF 38 21