Everett High School - Nesika Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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,NS 1 fig fm 6 0 His Honor Nlarch ..,....,......,.,,.. ,,.,,. ........,.A ....Y,,, F 1 I l'lTl'J7C Processional 'mfriumphal lvlarehu from Aida ,.,....,..........,,,.,.,..,,,, .........,,, V erdl E, H. S. Band, Raymond Howell, Dwector Invocation ,...,,......,,,,,,,........,..,,,,,,....,,......,,,,,,....,...,A.,.,., Rev. W. H. L. Nlarshall 'AThe Problem of Wzrr' ..... ,..,.....,........ W alter Broclniak fab Piper june ,,,,,,.... . ,,.... .,,,,,,A,.,.,..,,,, C arew fbj 'xln My Garden ......,,,,,,A...,,......,,,,,,,,..,......,,,,,........,,.,,,,,,,...,.,.....,,, FfTCSI071C' Senior A Girls' Ensemble, Elsie Peterson, Director Ruth Anderson, Accompunist The New Leisure l',,,, ,.,..,..,.,.,,,,,,,............,,,,....,.,.,.i.......,,,,,, I rma ,lean Hannibal Youth Will Carry On .....,......,,,,,,,..,...... ,,,i.,,............,,,.,, R ohert Neil Watei's Phaon, lvliniature Symphonic Poem .......,..,,.,..,,.........,..,,.,,......,,,,.,,,,.,,. juh11.son E. H. S. Orchestra, Raymond Howell, Director Mfhe Course Ahead ,.,..,...........,,,,.,,.,....... i...,...............,. M ary 'lane Carpenter faj Surely He Hath Borne Qur C-riefs ..,,,,,.,........ ...,,,,,i........i..,,...,,,,..,... L ottl fhj 'kln Ioseplfs Lovely Garden .......,,,,,....,......,..,,,.,,,,i....... Arr, by Dirlginson Senior Chorus. Elsie Peterson. Director Presentation of Honors. Presentation of Class ...... Presentation of Diplomas ..... .....Dr. R. E. Cook. Supermtev1denl Win, V, Fulton President Board of Education Farewell Song, HRQl1lC1TllW.l'IIU.f-Q ................. ............................. C lass of 1938 Reeessional, .MWdSlXlllflfCbl1 Post lvlarchw ...................................................... Sousa E. H. S. Band. Raymond Howell, Director Presiding ......................................,......................................... H. B. -lory, Prim-ipiil Music 'Rosa Zimmerman, Czty Sulnml Supewisor Commencement Speakers -james G, Akright Class Advisers Gold E. MlldgCft. Cora Lynn Smith f Paola Siuvrprvr

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i Uma Graduating approximately 370 strong the class of 1938 is the largest ever to leave Everett High School. The record remaining behind them is one of outstanding achievements in the fields of scholarship, dramatics, declamaf tion, and athletics. From this class came the majority of the school leaders, came champion' ship football and basketball teams, came editors for the school publications, came laurel gaining debate and swimming teams. The officers which guided this class so wisely were Walter Brodniak president, Loren Laridon, vicefpresidentg Bob Waters, secretary, and Bar' bara Stewart who represented the class in the Student Council. To aid and advise the ofhcers were Miss Cora Lynn Smith and Mrs. Cold B. Mudgett. Working as committee chairmen were, Memorial Committee, Harold Mc' Crea, Flower and Color Committee, Billie Earlywine, Motto Committee Clarence Kasch, Social Committee, Shirley Frits, Announcement Commit' tee, Bill Mutch, Commencement Committee, Betty jean Ioryg Picture Com' mittee, Paul Schlessger. Realizing that this is only one of the first rungs in the ladder of life we look eagerly ahead to the future, curious for what it will bring. Many look back on pleasant memories of school days, few glance with regret on wasted hours, but for the most our eyes are turned ahead awaiting, anticipating, confident of our successful futures. 3 s IPA: I SIXTEEN3

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114 CHARLOTTE ANDERSON: Girl Reserves: Girls' Glee Club: Girls' Nonette: A Cappella Choir: Hi-Jinx. JIM AMEDEN: President Electric Trade, '38: Boys' Club. HARRIET ANDERSON: Girls' Club. Entered from Anoka, Minnesota. CHARLES ARCHER: Boys' Club. PATRICIA ANDERSON: Sophomore Class Secretary: Hi-Jinx, '36, '37, '3S: One Year Letter Wearer: Health Committee Chair. man: Campus Day, '3T. RUTH ANDERSON: Aecompanist Girls' Nonette, Girls' Glee, Mixed Chorus: Hi-Jinx, '36, '37, '38: Solo Contest, '3T. FRANCES ANDREWS: Girls' Club. Entered from Mukilteo, Washington. ERNEST ARNOLD: Kodak Representative: Boys' Club. ANNA ARMSTRONG: Girls' Club Representative: Girls' Club. NVARREN CROSSLAND: Fire Squad: Boys' Club. BETTY BAER: Girls' Glee Club: Kodak Representative: Script Representative. REGUEL BACKMAN: Three Bar Pin: Torch Society: Boys' Club. Entered from Marysville High. LOIS BALL: Nesika Editorial Staff: Torch Society: Girls' Club Representative: Serin Representative: Kodak Repre- sentative. ORAL BAKER: Football. '35, '36, '3T: Seagull Club President Hi-Y President: Dads' Night Chairman, '38: Student Leaders' Conference. DOROTHY BAUGH: Girls' Club. Entered from Medford Hiirh, Ore- gon. EARLE BARBER: Boys' Club Representative: Serin Representative: Carpentry Trade. EVELYN BEAUCHAMP: Radio Guild: Girls' Club. DALE BARR: Scrip Representative: Boys' Club. EMILY BENSON: Entertainment Committee: Dramatis Persorne: Ili- Jinx, '36, '37, '38: South in Sonoran: Senior A. Chorus. CLARENCE BAYER: ' Serip Representative: Boys' Club. Entered from Srohomish High. DOROTHY BERGSETH: Girl Reserves: Girls' Club. RAYMOND BEAN: Hi-Y: Senif-r A Memorial Committee: Boys' Club Re11r sentative: Scrip Representative: Kodak Rept- resentative. IEANE BEVINS: Kodak Editorial Staff: Torch Society: G. A. C'.: Kodak Reprtsentative. DAYLE BLOOMQUIST: Girls' Club Typing: Committee Chziirmzmt Northwest Music' Meet, '36, '37, '38: May Music Festival: Girls' Club Representative. ELSIE BOBERG: Decoration Committee: Hi-Jinx, '36, '3T: 'Fm-t-It Society. BOB BELL: Swimming: Team. '37, '383 Pnvs' Glee Club: Iims' Club Representative: Serin Representative. LUCILLE BODVIG: G. A. C.: Girls' Club.