Stanwood High School - Esaches Yearbook (Stanwood, WA)

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CALENDAR Sept. 9-School opened-no remarks nec- essary. Sept. 18-Big Sister Party--Hats off to the big sisters who provided a good time. Sept. 25-Yell legders chosen-Queen, Jo Anne Ewing, assistants, Mary Lou Haugstad and Barbara Cheatley. Oct. 9-Sultan game 12-6. Oct. 18-Duck Hunting season opened- Funny, the attendance fluctuated sooo-much! Oct. 24-Chuck, Cecil, Bob, Chris, and Coach talked over Washington High. Big shots for a day, any- way. Oct. 26-Pay assembly- Cyclops of Mt. Palomar. Oct. 27-F. F. A. initiation-Sympathies extended to the green hands. Oct. 30-Girls' Club Tolo - Almost like Leap Year, eh, girls ? Nov. 2--Randal Game 25-13. Salvage Drive in progress- Piles of scrap will beat the Japs. Nov. 4--Pay Assembly - Modern and Classical Music. Nov. 11-No School-Best of all. East Stanwood Game 26-0. Mixer-A super dance to top off a super day. Nov. 26-Thanksgiving Vacation-Ooooo- Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. too much turkey-but the vaca- tion was worth it. 2--Football Banquet - Chuck S., quote The food was good, un- quote. 3-Pay Assembly-Rather there was supposed to be but Mr. Collins, without gas, didn't appear. 4-Mt. Vernon game 32-30. 5-Girls' Club Silver Tea-Ushered in the Christmas spirit. 10-Freshman Party-Debutantes and playboys for a night. Inspirational award given to Cecil Stanley-Congratulations. 11-D. A. R. representative chosen- Thelma Duncan. Arlington Game-41-23. 15--Arlington Game 23-18. 16-17-18-Gasoline Rationing-School closed early all week!! ....41...

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BASKETBALL Leading OH with a win over Randle, the Pirates played a basketball season that resulted in eleven wins out of twenty-one. A greater share of the scheduled games were with A league teams. Despite the hardships of gas rationing a good schedule was somehow managed. Instead of the regular B league schedule, a tournament was held at Arl- ington to determine the county champions. The Pirates were twice defeated by their perennial victor, Skykomish, which eliminated Stanwood from the tournament. In an extra tournament game, Darrington was overthrown, S2-18. Only two new letters were awarded on the hoop squad, Harold Boreson and Lloyd Carlson. The old lettermen were Stanley, Simonson, Hanson, Brock- ob, John Pedersen, Cheatley, Husby, Maris, and manager Stan Olsen. Jack Maris was elected honorary captain for the year. The lineups and individual points were as follows: Stanley .... ..... 8 2 G Carls-on --- -----15 Siimonfson -- .... 48 G Cheatley -- -----14 Hanson --- --.--98 C' Husby -- -----58 Brockob --- .... 98 F Pedersen -- -----l7 Boreson --- .... 63 F Maris .... -----52 ...40.....

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2 Callemmilar Conltinuemi Dvec Dec Dec. Dec Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. F'eb. Fe b. Feb. Feb. Feb. 17-Granite Falls Game 30-25. 18-Grade School Operetta-They had the spotlight that night. 19-Coach moved and the school found out that Cecil S. could read. fa scrap bookl. 22-Edmonds Game 32-25. Senior Christmas Program - Santa Claus is coming to town. 22-28-School out for vacation-What if time were to stop for a while? 29-Burlington Game 22-13. 31-School out for New Years'-- Happy New Year everybody!! 4-School opened again-well, there's nothing like starting at the be- ginning again. LaConner game 33-17. 8-School Play-Orchids to Miss Sal- kin-Another performance was given in 2. one act play by Cecil S. fon the floorj. 13-Everett B game 30-22. 15-Burlington game 27-23. 19-27-No school because of snow- Provided a vacation as well as study time for fina1s. 27-Semester exams-Keep that night. light burning, kids. 28-Girls' Bond Drive began. 29-Exams over-Just a big sigh of relief, . Semester ends-enough said. Miss Salkin left - Good Luck Teach . Mrs. Edlund and Mrs. Myron take over-Welcome to our humble worshop, Granite Falls Game 46-26. 3-LaConner Basketball game 38-10. 5-Semon left-Bill C. made Student Body President-Good Luck, Se- mon, Congratulations, Bill. 9-Marysville game 33-31. 11-Girls Club Valentine Party - Games, eats and valentines pro- vided much enjoyment. 12-Honor Society Luncheon - The brightest at their best, Junior Mixer-Ben H. and Cecil S. actually tried to dance. -42-