Everett High School - Nesika Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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1. 4- ,I ., u 3 Q Ar, ,Yule -fi' ' A A ' Ah- 45. PAYZANT LANG MITCHELL WEISTER CHAPPELLE Adviser President Vice-President Secretary Adviser History oi? the Class ol 727 E, the class of ,27, are proud of our record and inscribe it here that all may read: Beginning our career with much enthusiasm, our class first gained recognition through T he Queen of Sheba, written by Lawrence Olwell, and presented at the last Candy Sale in the history of our school. This act earned more money than any other stunt that night. Since then our dramatic ability has been very evident. Our large numbers may have been one reason for our invading every class and organization of the school and hold- ing a large number of offices, but our talents is another, that has helped us hold our positions. VV hen we attained the name of sophomores, then the peak of our ambitions, we had already taken part in many activities. That year our girl athletes won all of the interclass championships, and our president won the declamation contest. Two of our boys were football letter men and others were fast becoming essential to the basketball and baseball teams. Our Senior play, Smilin' Throughf, was declared by many to be the best high school play they had ever seen. A few weeks later a riotous comedy, Applesauce,', was given for two nights with a separate cast for each night. Many of us are members of the Torch Society, a recent honor society in school. Athletics will need some exceptional men to fill the places being vacated by such men as Mitchell, Stykes, Hartzel, Novak, Pendleton, Wliite, Scheldt, Lawrence, Hempler and Sjostrom. VVe are glad that before leaving we have seen the Student Council, the publication of an EU book and a standard seal established in our school. This short account of our past will help bear out our motto: Mu.clz done, 'much designed, and more desired, aye, much more desired, for we have boundless ambitions that will carry us on through our half-begun sweep of life. AMORETTE OlBR1EN. Page Eighteen ,

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, I fiiplfi' lg . li- V, ' lllbn l A R' X , A ' ul -ii X fl L f,' ' Eglin' -434-'fr':-L-1--3 -47?-'SQQ--4h..,4he. Ah- 45. Evelyn Craw Edmund Engel Charles Fournier Helen Lee C07'7l1l1L'1lCC1l16'lZf Speakers COMMENCEMENT PRCDGRAM june 8, IQ27 NEW EVERETT THEATRE Processional, 'Tis Our Graduation .....A..,,....... ................. C owom Cab The Beggar Student ...,.......,.,...........,..,....,,.....,....,. .......... M illocker fbj Allegretto from Militaire Symphony? ,..... ............ H aydn D ORCHESTRA Invocation Good Character .,.........,. .... ...........,.. H elen Lee faj Fair Aurora ''...............................................r................. ,.......... I ra B. PVilson Cbj Fairy Revels ',... ...,.,,,....r.,,,...,..i......,,,.,..,,,,,......,,,.............,.....,,...... B uena- Carter GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Habit ',...........,..,... ..........................................,........,,....,,.......,.,....i,.,.......... C harles Fourniwf Piano Solo .ii,.....,. ........,.,,...,..... B eruice Tweedale Vocal Solo .......... James Vanderweeken Service ... .....i... .,.......,,.......... E U elyn Craw Vocal Solo ...,.,.,,...,..,,,,,,,,,.,,......,,,,,,,,,,,,...,..,,,......,,,,,,, ..,............ M ildred Slagle Violin Solo .ii..............,..............,.....,............. 1 .........,.....,., ...,.....,... A mold Lubach Casting Off From Our First Port ........., Edmund Engel Qaj Rolling Down To Rio ......... .,,.....,..... ,,,..................... G e rmcm fbj Alma Mater ......... ...................,..................l...........................,...,.............................. . BOYS' GLEE CLUB Presentation of Class .....,.............ll,.........,...................,..... Supt. Artlzzn' Wilson Presentation of Diplomas .............. ,,.................................. D 1'. f. F. Beatty Presiding .,,..,,,.,.,.,....l,l.l.,,....ll,..........l... .....,....... D eGa1 is Reeves, Principal Page Seventee

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,xi . in 5 -fssfrn-:vs-4v,v4!i-?:Q'4!s.An. Ah-Ah. Captain: DARVVIN AHERN. Cargo: Adv. Glee, Orchestra, Band, Hi- Y, Commercial Club, Music Club. Treas. And do you too believe, that we are descended from the monkeys? Captain: NELLIE ANDERSON Cargo: G. A. C., Girl Reserves. You are so silent we 'wonder what you tlzmkf' Captain: ROSE BAILEY. Cargo: Declamation, Sphinx, Spatterinc Clubs. Unobtrusiz'e, but determined. Captain: LEONARD ALLEN. Ship: Electrical Tracle. Wlzat'.s the use of all this selzoolin' any how? Captain: CHRISTOPHER ALVICK Cargo: Olympic, Thrift Clubs. Let school masters puzzle their brains with grammer and learning. I aptaiifilgal i : ' . Cargo: Girl Reserves, Sec. and Pres. Spanish Club Vice Pres. Without telling it goes, we want dim- ples like those. Captain: ,TANE CLOUGH. Cargo: Honor roll, Service League, Torch Society, Adv. Glee, Latin Club, Pres. and Vice-Pres. Her air, her manner, all who see ad- mire. Captain: HOLLIS BEASLEY. Cargo: Yell King, Nesika Staff, Capt, Cross Bones, Pickles, Apple- sauce, Smilin' Thru Staff, Adv. Glee, Olympic, Dramatic Clubs. And when a woman's in the case Hollyfs foremost in the race. Captain: VERNARD M. BACKLAND. Cargo: Commercial Club. His work done, he looks upon his yes- terdays, with a smile. Captain: LUCILLE BAKER. Cargo: French, Latin, Clubs. Shy until you know her. Page Nineteen