Everett Area High School - Warrior Yearbook (Everett, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1952 volume:

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The year 1951 52 Everett Pennsylvama Everett Southern Iornt Hrgh School As the curtarn r1ses the drama of th the camera and IS recorded for us The drrectors of the year 1951 52 The adm1n1strat1on and faculty A we were Scene One We were freshmen Scene Two We were sophomores Scene Three We were yuntors year 1951 52 1S seen through O PROLOGUEZ The setting AFT TNQ As uf Norlffd and Dlayfd Sccfnr OPP We had our clubs Shen: Tv o We had our socxehes ACT THREE As we deparied The sen or das eafh bfars hm drqh y EPILOGLE Fafeterla Dental exams Custodmans Buses Pmtures OTV1tCIl1I1TCI'OSf Advemsements I Q I Scene Three: We had our sports Ulu: School ALMA MATER Everett Hrgh so true How we all love you' And we re proud to say Everett Hzgh we call Greatest school ol all Victory or defeat Well all repeat Our praxse tor Alma Mater Everett Hrgh You belong to us always :qi wi N A M A Q L W.- .Qfx:,5 1 Y v F 1 w . -U-, -f: V' ' 'M -Ii' sh 9 A v 1 ' ' Y Y QfUi'l'iL.l.l L.IL7' 3' -- . Q ,Mor xr... 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'x -M -X J 'Mawr Jfwublu haf ff BOARD OF FDUCATION IQ 'K l rn cr 1 mit arry VN1qf1cl xan can ar Nlnhu bla arn au X 1lr I NN II 11.11 tr ar 111 an A cn Looper 0 n lt a C tx ra l111c Ray mond Bu rd INLI on l.1111lquc t Arthur x ago 1 mor uor arr bx arr xxclc er C11 dc Bow rr Pmcrw Klahre Ga cn Det xler Stanley Strolp 111h m ri rt 1 L r on r t 0 cnnctt rc: 1 er 0111 1 cr Von VK1 1am 11 r ani 3 I OFFICERS President PERCY G FOOR Vice President ARTHUR WOY Secretary IACK FISHER Treasurer PAUL STEIN Solicitor STANLEY STROUP This hard working group ot thirty men elected by public vote serves without any compensation because ot their interest in the school and public Welfare of the community Plans are now 1n progress for a new high school building so that the children of the Everett Southern Ioint Schools can have a wider education to be better prepared for their complicated life ahead Representatives from each district of the jointure-Mann Southampton Monroe East Providence West Providence townships and Everett Borough- serve on this board to establish equip furnish and maintain twenty-five buildings and appoint and assign a sufficient number of certified teachers in accordance with the State Council of Education, There are sixty-nine teachers in the elementary and secondary schools in the school area. Six WJIDKQAADA w fnuld 'lla Mrller C Hood was born on a farm near New Ploren e rn lndrana County Pennsylvanra cmd recerved hrs elementary and secondary educatron rn the Indrana County schools After he recerved hrs drploma from the New Florence Hrgh School he went to State Teachers College lndrana Pennsylvazrra where he recerved hrs Bachelor of Scrence degree Mr Hood began hrs teachrng career rn a one room rural school and later a consolrdated school rn lndrana County Hrs ambrtron for hrgher learnrng took hrm on to the Unrversrty of Prttsburgh where he earned hrs Master of Educatron degree After teachrng scrence at Adams Townshrp Hrgh School rn Cambrra County for a few years Mr Hood came t Everett to be supervrsrng prrncrpal of the Everett Borough schools Now after frve years he rs supervrsrng prrncrpal of the Everett Southern Iornt Schools-a jornture composed of snr drstncts Although he rs very busy supervrsrng srxty nrne teachers rn twenty frve drfferent burldrngs Mr Hood strll fmds trme to be a famrly mcm Hrs wrfe son Irm and baby daughter lane occupy many of hrs after school hours D RAYMOND MACK MILLER C HOOD D Raymond Mack was born rn Armagh Pennsylvanra whrch rs rn lndrana County Havrng completed hrs studres rn the elementary grades and Armagh Hrgh School he took a busrness course at Anthony Wayne Instrtute Fort Wayne lndrana Later he went on to graduate from lndrana State Teachers College where he recerved a Bachelor of Scrence degree Strll seekrng hrgher educatron Mr Mack attended the Unrversrty of Prttsburgh and recerved hrs Master of Educa tron degree Mr Mack s frrst posrtron was m a rural school rn Indrana County Followmg thrs he served as prrncrpal and also erghth grade teacher of Armagh and East Wheatfreld Iornt Grade School He also taught socral studres rn the Armagh and East Wheatfreld Iornt Hrgh School ln the Brush Valley Townshrp Schools he served as super vrsrng prrncrpal Hrs next posrtron was prrncrpal of Everett Hrgh School Besrdes hrs dutres as prrncrpal Mr Mack frequently shows movres to the student body or to mdrvrdual classes of the school He rs also very rnterested rn the athletrc actrvrtres of the school and does much toward the advancement of the athletrc program Important people rn hrs lrfe are hrs wrfe two sons Guy and Ivan and hrs daughter Helen Guy and Ivan are both graduates of Everett Hrgh School and Helen rs now a student rn the Everett Southern Iornt Hrgh School X Seven pg Q,n,.-VVJQX ff-wer u n , .U A I ' Av 1 1 4 1 I I . 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V- .1 jim Haclwmnq IRA F SALKELD Ira F Salkeld the attendance offlcer of the Everett South ern Iornt Schools has full pohce power to arrest wrthout a warrant any pup1l who falls to attend school regularly who IS mcorrrglble rnsubordmate or dlsorderly durmg at tendance at school or on the way to or from s hool Mr Sal keld IS often seen around the school makmg sure everyone IS attendlng school regularly THE SECRETARIES Maxine Ward and Dorothy Srmth are the two pleasrng personalrtres who greet you wrth a nlce frrendly smxle when you enter the offices They are always ready cmd eager to help you whether you are teacher v1s1tor or student Mcrxrne and Dorothy were graduated rn 51 and have smce become the treasured helpers of our prrncrpals Takrng care of cafeterra business monthly reports on attendance and many other thmgs they never seem to lose patrence or therr smrle We all agree that the pleasantness of the office rs due partly to the two flne secretarres Eight MAXINE WARD DOROTHY SMITH 1' . r i L4 Michael Baker, coach :xt Everett Southern Ioint High School, was grad- uated from Waynesburg College where he re- ceived his Bachelor of Science degree. He teaches mathematics, health, and is sponsor of the Varsity Club. He is the eighth grade adviser. ' r ,f ' .fn pf . i iff .1 . If . X. 1 ' h I I L J ' 1 V' J J I . Gail M. Bishop was graduated from Ship- pensburg State Teachers College with a Bachelor of Science degree. She teaches history a n d P. O. D. and is sponsor of Ir. Dramatics Club. She is the seventh grade adviser. lltilx t ' .fi I Sta vit U en gran l k is an Azifdndfyes n . W J . . 1 ' ,1 5 I XLS ,Lllx -v I5 5 ,K If 4. . lames M. Burk wa graduated from the Uni- versity of Pittsburgh with a Bachelor of Science degree and received his Master of Education de- gree from the University of Pittsburgh, He is the sponsor of the Wrestling Club and a junior class adviser. He is also the coach for the wrestling team and the junior high football team. Il ' I ll 5 ,dr Iohn S. Baker, teacher of vocal music, was graduated from Friends Jniversity, Wichita, Kan- sas, where he received riis Bachelor of Music de- gree. This is Mr. Baker's first year at E. S. I. H. S. He is the director of the chorus and teaches mu- sic in the grade schools of the district, . y ' Qfaif 'C14a.we-- 71 ' if slvrlr 9 Iohn Brodish, science teacher, is adviser to the Science Club, junior high football coach, and jun- ior class adviser. He was graduated from Penn- sylvania State College where he received his Bachelor of Science de- gree. , Laura L. Bullington was graduated from Iuniata College, Huntington, Pennsylvania, where she received her Bachelor of Arts degree. She teaches journalism, and English. is adviser to the sopho- mores, Warrior, Parrot, Press Clullp, and Quill and Scrol. I 1 N X Rene Burk was grad- uated from Pennsylvania State College with a Bachelor of Science de- gree. She teaches com- mercial subjects and serves as adviser to the freshmen and Student Council, She is also an adviser to the National Honor Society. in e. , DJ hbalhly-t coaches? vclsity L. . J if Paul W. Clark was graduated from Pennsyl- vania State College with a Bachelor ol Science degree. He teaches agri- culture and is an adviser to the F. F. A. 'xr Qi H gm 1 M, 4. Frances Cullen was graduated from Cataw- be College with a Bach- elor of Arts degree. She teaches English, history, guidance, and serves as an adviser to the F. T. A. and junior class. 1 . F if 1 l' UJI. S J' 73 ' L' A ,X ' sl-'N V rf L I ,f ' if 5,1 I yy' V Irv li b vfjwv .1 Pi, . ,Jw 3 1 ff i,-A -14, I ,Y J ' Nqnffffl Syj . iff! A K f f ,f , n ' .l . ' J-'fun . H, -' 3 if ,. 'f . 'JN fcc I W 'auch ' Doris M. Eshbach, whobfu. K as, upled ffrbrui , 1 , . Y A Zack. stdeik, teacishis English, Frengh, lit, E 2 ' I - an atin, was gra u-7 - Vvjy-f qcgigg: illgggiflmidfg' t K ated from Iuniata Col- 'J gYe each sl girlf X a junior varsityi cheer- X 'le eg , and sponsors in, tra urinl-sports tor girls. x' . I , . f William P. Hartman graduated from Millers- ville State Teachers Col- lege with a Bachelor of Science degree. He teach- es industrial arts. Mr. Hartman returned to Everett Southern Ioint High School, Ianuary 2. H. Elvin Himes was graduated from Ashland College and Pennsyl- vania State College, where he received his Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degrees. He teaches science, civics, and serves as ad- viser to the sophomore class and the National Honor Society. lege with a Bachelor of Arts degree. She is ad- viser to the sophomore class, Warrior, Interme- diate Dramatics Club, and Student Councg.. ' ilqb l ,X Nb K 1.3. ,Jia ay. U -7.6 X ' . XJ , .fel lx ,A 5 .,,o'5 ' 9 I .jg I . I' J on' 3' 4 Eliza S. Howard, R. N., was graduated from Na- son Hospital, Roaring Springs, She is the school nurse. Mary L, King was graduated from Ship- pensburq State Teachers College with a Bachelor of Science degree. She teaches history, geogra- phy, and is a sponsor ot the Tri-Hi-Y. lil' an - Vx If '1 Claude F. Larimer was graduated from Ship- pensburg State Teachers College where he re- ceived his Bachelor of Science degree. He teaches civics and health. Mr. Larimer is a coach of E. S. I. H. S. and is Hi-Y adviser. Thelma E, Morse, who teaches English, was graduated from Juniata College with a Bachelor of Arts degree. She is q senior class adviser and sponsor of the F. T. A. and Senior Dramatics Club, and is an Gdviser to the Nationc1lf.Honor Society. I Sherlyn Pursel was graduated from Kutz- town State Teachers College with a Bachelor of Science degree. He is the art teacher of all Everett Southern Ioint Schools. Fred A. Snyder was graduated from Dana's Musical Institute. He teaches instrumental mu- sic and directs the band. ,1 'Q ' If ' Jo 7115 Iessie Miller was grad- uated trom Lock Haven State Teachers College with a Bachelor of Sci- ence degree. She teach- es mathematics and is an adviser to the fresh- men and Tri-Hi-Y. flff ,n Y, Carolyn S, Owens was graduated from India State Teachers o e with a Bachelor o Sci- ence degree. he te - 4 es 'comm al su ects an s a advis r to th .i .ff Wquir. j lf Milf ,f ' el. A 1 lxlhf ff Philip E. Sentt was graduated from Gettys- burg College with a Bachelor of Arts degree. He substituted in the ln- dustrial Arts Department ol E. SI. H, S. until Mr. Hartman retur d o the army. if if ff if f M , MED Jiffy'-A v f H , Mn? l ff fy I fr, Lays: l 1060 f I p' lt 61 Q7 J . X' 'hiv vQ swf 45 3'1 f 13'-5 4. 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Now, as the junior class, we have attained self confidence and we have the determination to conquer the great task that lies before us. We are now looking forward to our senior year with eagerness and determination to at- tain our goals. Twenty-Two ' gf , ,nf .K ' fr, , N, 'u-Q-L,,,,,,,-1. , ., , - ., ,, , ,Q-5,..,, 9... xv-, 7 592452 f' 3+ Q 5' V ' Lia 4 f ' ' jj,f3f.,l,'1f4' an :ffl mil :L-5 3- 55' m J H-Q 1 X.- I , . - f ,- ,K 5 Q w ,:, a1 4, Hun 43, 5,14 ff 4 3 S, ' , ff mf W 4 ,., X 1 L ,,, ,,,A o v ,, -nv 1 3 n ,' '.' 19 4 , A v n W 4 4 ' . ' 1 - J J 9 Y -QA, 'L' Dfw 115 9 1 .. 2 -w 515 ,Q X36 1 I-1 . gi -1 Y I I ' V: G J. 2589! Q M, 11 as E! ai uw. ,-, 'Q I ll Q 'N ,x l .t l X , 4 l lklg 5 EW! J IQI X! l .im V W UW mtl 1 X 3 Y i , f X 1- M , JU UWHW i - if X X L, 7' If I7 Tf' vga Many thmgs have I learned through Work 1ng on thrs annual and there 1S strll much to be learned ln the future Speakrng for all senxors I W1Sh to express our gratrtude to the teachers Who have helped us to conquer many problems and broaden our mlnds W1thout the1r falthful gurdance through the past four years Whlch have so hurrredly passed we could have accomphshed noth1ng Wrth the1r patlence and skrll they have thrown a br1ghter lrght on thmgs enter mg our mlnds today Whlch We were unable to understand as freshmen The four years We have spent ln th1s h1gh school have been happy ones We shall al ways remember them I want to thank the ent1re Warrlor staff and especrally the faculty advlsers who have helped Wllh thts book W1thout the1r ass1star1ce rt would have been an lmposslble task I smcerely hope you enjoy the Warrlor and that xt may hold many dear memorres for you. Twenty-Six Dale Ferguson Edntor of the Warrtor 'Wang rm a Heaven WARRIOR STAFF Edrtor rn Chxet DALE FERGUSON Photography MARGARET TRAIL Assocrate Edrtor MARY DILLING CLAIR CRAWFORD Busmess Manager BOBBIE HERSHBERGER Art Edrtor GLEN GORDON Assrstant Bus1ness Manager BETTY LOU IAY lumor Advrser TERRY FOOR Sports Edrtor GARY LEACH ANN HADESTY Assrstant Sports Edztor MAX FRYE Edztonal Board IOY LEE SWEITZER Feature Edrtor IOYCE RITCHEY ANN BURKET Club Edztor MELROSE RICHARDSON SHIRLEY CONOVER Typrsts AUDREY WOY PATTY WHISEL SHIRLEY CONOVER Faculty Advxsers LAURA L BULLINGTON IOY LEE SWEITZER CAROLYN OWENS SHIRLEY MORGART DORIS M ESI-IBACH They who have been pr1v11eged to be on the Warr1or staff are greatly honored to have been chosen to pubhsh thls treasured book It 1S a great feehng to know that you are trusted and that people have enough farth ln you to allow you to Work on the hlgh school yearbook After all the Warr1or IS more than a mere book It IS a treasured collectron of mem ones of wh1ch any graduate of Everett Southern Iomt Hrgh School can be proud All the grad uates can look at the1r yearbook and remember the best years of the1rl1fe They the Warr1or staff have trxed hard to make thrs what rt should be the senxors own record of events They have worked long and hard and can only hope that thrs book can brrng back fond mernorles of school days 1n Everett Southern Iomt H1gh School The Warr1or staff w1sh to thank the followmg people for the1r help 1n makmg thrs book poss1b1e COVERS STUDIO Iohnstown Pennsylvama CONEMAUGH ENGRAVING Iohnstown Pennsylvarucr WEIGEL 61 BARBER INC Prrnters Iohnstown Pennsylvanra Twenty Seven 1 1 . . -1 11 . . 1 - ' . . . . . 1 1 1 , 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 H Won lolz MW W PARROT STAFF Editor rn Chret IOYCE RITCHEY Crrculalron Managers Managrng Editor MELROSE RICHARDSON Page Edrtors ANN HADESTY VERA MILLER MARGARET TRAIL Exchange Manager WILDA PERRIN GARY LEACH Reporters ANN BURKET Busrness Manager TERRY POOR Frnancral Manager CLAIR CRAWFORD Typrsts Advertrsrng Managers DALE FERUGSON MAX FRYE PAUL RESSLER SHIRLEY CONOVER KENNETH LASHLEY IOY LEE SWEITZER IEAN KING ARLENE IAY ANNA MAE FEIGHT DELMA MILLER PATRICIA WHISEL AUDREY WOY CLEDA MAE WINCK SHIRLEY MORGART SHIRLEY WINCK CONNIE EVANS Advrser LAURA L BULLINGTON The purpose of the Parrot Staff rs collectmg news for the paper It must be read and orrected by members of the statf and the advrser The news rs then sent to the Press and Gazette oflrces The Parrot Staff also publrshed the school paper every month The Parrot IS a member of Qu1ll and Scroll Honor Socrety and the Pennsylvarna School Press Assocratron Tfwe tw Erght ll A ll t , ei .4 rf' M W' ' , M dw . 3 I 1' h a-, I ,- A it 1 J r Y , 4 I il I - L ' s IQ: , ,- P! Q V f C . U . fwhfmdfmlv FUTLIRF TFACHFRS PING N Ba S 'NIDINL NI 'I IF -'XBIXHAIIII To learn about the opportumhes 1n teachlng to cultlvate the qual1t1es essenttal 1n a good teacher to study the l1ves of great teachers and to foster the development of student leadershlp IS the purpose of the Iohn C Baker Future Teachers Club The elghteen members of the club meet monthly to d1scuss any bus1ness and to report 1nd1v1dually what they dld as a member of the F T A The club member serve as student secretarles l1brar1ans emer gency substxtutes assembly chalrmen and ushers durlng Amerlcan Educatlon Week OFFICERS Presxdent DALE FERGUSON Vic Presrdent ANN BURKET Secretary SHIRLEY MORGART Treasurer IOHN KOONTZ Advzsers THELMA MORSE and FRANCES CULLEN Twenty Nme Il ' Il SIT' I' -.'. rnetr, R. Funk. S. Morqart. S. Senft. M, Dlllnnq, I. Koontz M. Dodson .4'I'A. .'lf.1ss Cullen, Mx-s Morse, G. Kennartl, IH IAx5S.IN.1lIoxx, D Ferguson B. Iav, B. ll-Iron, I. Rxrthev M. NYM' . nur, . . ur e , . ares v . Q . wr11r1rr,, M1 H610 lw AX l K gf lr.,-1 I . L IJ.-. ti ll.-' l' 'V 'X l L' N F-,i:'. .1- '-l l'- li f lx MX tl Mr- MM.-1 fl. fX1....: li 'Vlw ANI' 5 lex N Lim. .nz ll .-'xrl' N1 ?':':-'r li two: F l':...r. N1.- K-u RKJXY lll N1 XYUL .N limit-'x H l'rlw-si, A lfnrrr' I lit-L1 .-'X XXUL l', 5::.:': Q 'Ytmq li lax l1l7XX' IX' Vx' Perrin li lwlmzx A Lun- .,t.r D cC.,.,,r.r, s N1..r.,..rr R Mi ,rl..r:-r K1 llrllrzu I ltr- -rv L XXX:-l The Tri-Hi-Y is a religious organization for all girls. The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y club is to create, maintain, and establish throughout the school and community high standards of Christ- ian character. Before Christmas the girls sell greeting cards to make money for worthy causes. Baskets are filled for needy families and delivered for Christmas. RLY TRLHI-Y OFFICERS President r.,rr CC STEPHEN SENFT Presldenf, MARY DIU-ING Vice President ,r,,,, C TERRY EooR Vice Pfwden' so rrrrr an or ' LOIS BROCKEY seererery C SHIRLEY WINCK Secretary GARY I-EACH Treasurer C CC ANN HADESTY Adviser C CC C C CC CLAUDE LARLMER Advisers C MARY KING errei 1Ess1E MILLER Hi-Y is a growing club for boys of all religious denominations, Twenty-one new members were inducted this year. The club discusses school and community problems. Each year they have Teen Talks. Usually a local minister helps the boys with their discussions. The Hi-Y holds skating parties and other social functions to make money for letters for the seniors and a picnic at the end of each school year. Each member receives a card which will ad- mit him to any Y. M. C. A. building. 4 L1 LX l U U.. . I, X- r .' ., y- w, ld 'KX El ll, 1. lu lk ill Ei N -- 5' X ' V rr - L - L l '21'onl1, UIIDZ Jima! LIBRARIANS SlTTlNG-Sl. Dad-on XV. Perrzn Sl Miller I. Rxtthev C. Xxvintl- 5'l4ANDlNtlfl. Hn-on I Four l Blati N10-holder, I. lztmr R Cunard K1 Frrqtt-uri H Frlwu. M XN'.w Our school has acquired quite a large collection of books. Each year new books are added so that the latest information can be obtained by the students and teachers. In addition to the books, the daily papers and current magazines are here for the students to read. When the familiar strains of the high school band come into hearing, We always think of the participation of the majorettes on band trips and at football games. The majorettes play an important part in keeping up the school spirit. NfAlORETTES Left to R1-Zhtfftvl Rttthex P Per- rin I Hchnrr M Bnllrxiavz 5. oth t to Il 9 M ' ll Mr Srvae liv- 5113-35 Thr tx BAND OFFICERS Presrdent STEPHEN SENFT Vice President SHIRLEY MORGAHT Secretary ANN HADESTY Treasurer MARY DILLING Manager BILL MOUNTAIN DONALD POOR NATHAN SENFT IOE SENFT Come on Along and Lxsten to The Everett Southern Iornt Hrgh School Band Under the drrectlon of Ered Snyder the band ms kept very busy IH the num erous GCIIVIIIGS of the school The band part1c1pates ID football games parades and assernbhes The annual spr1ng concert 1S present Cd IH Aprll The concert conststs o many d1fIerent types of mus1Cal numbers It always well attended by parents rela t1ves and lnterested fr1ends N l 'lr a tr 1t ar un o man ounq war we er a ate nt ew wax er F1 er 1 1 me 1 YI1 P Wmmer D Mor art bln ex S 'lrun A Nlx t xr me x 0 hn on Mearkle A Bur et MUSIC IS a umversal language of emotron Through choral s1ng1ng many thoughts and moods can be expressed When many vo1ces are un1ted as one 1nstrument a total effect may be produced 1n wh1ch each 1nd1v1dual can f1nd h1s own opportumty for expresslon Through th1s organ1zat1on the students have opportumtxes to part1c1pate 1n a tr1o be a representat1ve to a d1str1ct or county chorus, do 1nd1v1dual solo work for commun1ty functlons and perform as a group for the publ1c It IS a pr1v11ege to s1ng the great mus1c of the masters and thus awaken the1r great 1deas 1n each lxsteners heart Th1rty Three Il ' D Il RON' lN . B ku M. R 'h ds , M. B ll . R. Y , A. S' 1: ld , E. NV ll '. S. R' 'h ', I. S' t: , l. f sh ll. Sm th, P. XVI: sel. Ll. l s. I K111q. P. Petr n. P. Ne qht, . ' . q . E. N pl ', .V ' 4 ' XY Il fi R1rtl1s'xL B llann, A. Dwhl. I. Axev, B. Foot, 5. Bollman. Nl. O'Br1an, Nl. Truax. V. Putman. S. Smnh, llaller . 1 ll-r B. ffl. k Ba tt. N Iax F Ho lt, l- Ditthev. D, M1lls N. Io - , B Flmt. G. ' ' , lv: USI-IERS As we look upon these qay faces we thmk ot our assem blles These are the semor qrrls W o qulde he freshmen sophomore rumor and semor classes to hrrd thexr places n the audrtorrum Names Ann Browell Maxme M1IIer Shrrley Mallow Ida Mae Fxsher Thelma Hartman Nellxe Drehl Iean Hxxson and Audrey Woy Thelr lnstructor IS Thelma Morse Hold fu Prestdent ROGER DUVALL Vrc Presrdent WILLIAM MEAFIKLE Secretary KENNETH SMICH Treasurer WILLIAM WHISEL Advrser IOHN BRODISI-I The SCIENCE Club was orgamzed thls year under the dlrectron of Iohn Brodrsh the scrence teacher The amb1t1ous boys and gxrls rn thrs club develop prctures conduct SCIGHIIIIC expenments and see movles about current sc1ent1I1c happenlngs Thrrty Four PK HX I II ' ll h ' t , . I . 9 , D I, KI I... IH INK Nt 5 B tu.. IH XX M kt 'XII If If' 'XX NI II.. Ii ,II H I- 'Xu I I xl-NIOR DRAMAFICS CLUB F X NIANDINL C SENIOR DRAMATICS Hollywood has come to our school' Our students Want to learn to act The rnterest tn thls extra currlcula GCl1V1lY rncreased to such an extent that the xnterested students had to be dlvrded rnto three dxfterent clubs Senlor Dramatlcs Intermedlate Dramatlcs and Iunror Drarnatlcs Students from the semor and 1un1or classes are 1n the Senror Drarnat1cs Club The htghltghts of th1s club are producmg the senror and 1un1or plays Thelma Morse semor Engltsh teacher IS the advrser Thirty Fxve u D p Z n 5l'l l'lNil-C Exam- Slxs- Xlursr N Diehl l Rzhhev, I Kmq, P. Perrm. Nl 'lruax l Fisher. M, Dmlecm. ' X .' fl! I Arun KT lllmgl K1 lftftwnartl A lirtnxs-ll 'll Hartman ll lwrqxzsswn Nt Rxtlzartfsmz IN'IIfIQ'XIt IPIAII IJI4. XfXI.bXIIt S IQIIXX' II IJ IJ..t. A .ar ta Il ll L In.: I I..'.,', Irq r INTERMEDIATE DRAMATICS Dor1s Eshbach language teacher trles to develop the actmg ab1I1ty of the Intermedrate Drarnattcs Club composed of students from the mnth and tenth grades so they wxll be capable ot do1ng advance work rn the Senxor Dramatlcs Club They w1I1 help w1th many programs throughout the year espectally the annual Chr1stmas Program IUNIOR DRAMATICS CLUB Under the able leadershlp of Gall B1shop a h1story teacher the stu dents from the seventh and e1ghth grades learn the fundamentals of drarnatlcs and produce some one act plays IUNIOR DRAMATILS R XX I It -1 XX I an I Thirty Six hu NI I In XX I KI I .t... .5-L I Iltrz.-1 I XX.II I.II.- It It:.IIIwr N I' .t.t r 5 Iiwxvr IQI XX' III N lS.nI..tf H IRI--swtsnxttts M IJ..-I.I It bplm-It-r R Ifmtt M X'.f1:v.1I 5 HI I' XX' I3IsI.-In.: X' IXI II 1 1 1 I - 1 I I O ' I I. I'Iu umIx 'I' XX'v:nt-r,vI.1 I Htl rr XX I'r'krr H IXIr.:.aI.m I I'.'1rI:1 XX' M.-,In:.IIn Ru ' II MU I'5.st.Ig- It K'I.IrI NI 'eq I It--.I H btalttvr K Ii..rI-- N Ifsl.I'I:::.I:z I. 'I'.-'t.r- I IH- rt.-II M IDI--t,I K IIIIIIII-1 IJIJXX III I. wh. I Il tw --w H I'lI.r ID Nut- I XX.fII::t..:: L' Im. mth: l' MA ,::-nr I rim. I KI tttt rv IQIIXX IX' XX time I II.t4- I Im- I III'-' .-'I Ml- I H- I-1 F IJ rw, I II- -' 4, It .-,1 : I It IJIIXX X' I It- ' ,I II'-'I t1Iw r r'.,.,.X 12 MNH Tx II, II 51.1 - It XII: If 'XI ll' .r 1 IJIIXX' XI X' NI..-Q .X s'--..g- I -' tr I-.:' I II.,: I1 M-.f Il Iv: TNI S'-1: F Kwrvr' .1 K I'1. djamdq ' A Hal cr r 0 Presrdent ALDA HOWSARE Vxce Presrdent SHIRLEY MORRIS Secretary Treasurer IOY LEE SWEITZER Advrser MARY E BUCHER The F H A IS an organrzatlon of home economic students who study home makmg rn jun 1or and sen1or h1gh schools and work together for a better and happrer home lrfe for everyone Helpmg to make happy homes now and ln the future IS the most tmportant thmg that youth can do for democracy The motto of the Future Homemakers of Amerrca IS Forward to New Horlzons The F F A or Future Farmer of Amenca offers many opportumhes It IS a great organl zahon of farm boys who are studyrng vocat1onal agrrculture It teaches the boys leadershrp Cooperatron and thrlft It teaches them to take thelr part 1n the affa1rs of communrty and state Many trlps and act1v1t1es such as F F A Week at State College are sponsored by the F F A 1 S' 1 r ar ar A X 1 N1 XX Ll C Rffr Thirty Seven II ' ' f ff if .X Illlfi Rffvx' I D Hou D KI - 5 Xffer A b'Har':,1l'ic' Q XII- I' fiv- RFIXN' ll Kfw- B.1ar I. fin 'fu I 5-1' :cr A ftfwsart' A I:r::?' I? Cornell I: Hwy. H lift- ,nf H If 'wi PVPVX' III 5 5I'x5'Ifx' IJ bmi 5 NIVHIH- I I 5 Mo rr- If Hoff,- R I amq I I . . ., , . - A I , . . , . . . , . . . IIIIIIIRIL I'AI2NIffI?5 ITI7 1'XIVII'.RIKl. X IMAX' I I Ilrwrnrr ll C:I.urI- R INIAIIU-.I L Imlx 'I' I3 Ixl N M1-Ilmv K it-llvqv I I'lnr'unvI cltl IQUXX' II KI l,I,xrp I3 If Lnvmt P IK --wx I? IJ.-frhuqr I7 Cwalhmrw 5 liarl R Clan Ii Ifmt-.rr I. KI--.trlr I Vlarl- IJIIXX' III I3 NY:'-.- fi Xforrw R XXQIW' I rtrw- A rm-'P I. tiwssdrrl I 'I'm'I I. btahnfz: IUVXK' IX' 7 rlf1:':r.-trier C, 4..I'-f,1,-- L Vx'.1I'-are R Y,I'rr- Ir Y . ,tx ' Q..urp f c Hr 5luwuzq.a HUP R XX I XX K ROXN Ill ROVN IN Q d Q M The rndustrral arts course rn th1s school consrsts of two prlncrpal subjects wood shop and mechanrcal draftlng Both of these subjects are now based upon the varlous grade levels Certarn requrred prolects are made rn the wood shop stressrng the use of hand tools and the performance ot varrous processes basrc to all furmture construct1on Upon satrsfactory completron of these Jobs students are free to undertake prolects of therr own chorce provrded these prolects are w1th1n the scope ot the puplls abrlrty At the 9th grade level sulhcrent sk1ll wxth hand tools has been developed A wrder selectron of prolects IS permrtted to rnclude the makrng of small preces of furnrture or work requxrmg a comparatlve degree of skrll and accuracy The draftrng course begrns wrth elementary or thographrc drawrngs and progresses to advanced prctorral draw 1ng of the freshman These students who con tmue W1th mdustrlal arts recerve further advanced work to rnclude pattern makxng machrne draw mg Cthe study of gears and carnsl and archltec tural drawrng Thirty Erght Il ' ll 5 ' 2. m ' ' I D Xyumcr R l.4l?n.- R Drs' ' lwunq 4' Cnmywr 'K Ru ' II 1 Dnken, 14 sp.mrw.sf IJ H.,-.f fl' sir .Tobux I. Roland. A. Branuwr. R. Bru- ucll. G. Corncll N. 'raxxfor 1. ml R Duvall 1 DIYLQ RICIII FIIRI' Q I ASS IJOXK h RCJXX Il X It VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Vocat1onal agr1culture IS a course of study set up especlally for farm boys It rs de srgned to teach these boys the Work whtch can be put 1nto use on the farm Boys who are mterested brrng the1r farm problems to class for the purpose ot f1nd1ng a solut1on dur1ng thetr class perrod Whrch const1tutes three double pertods a week Two perrods a week are devoted to farm mechanlcs or shop work Th1s lncludes general trammg 1n the use of hand tools wood work sheet metal forgmg farm machln ery repatr arc weldrng acetylene Weldrng and cuttlng and several other phases ot gen eral shop work In other words they are taught to do all krnds ot farm shop Iobs Much trme IS spent on the boys farmmg program or pro1ects Wrth the project the boy puts mto practlce what he has learned ID class The extent ot a boy s farmtng program depends upon the IGCIIIIIES and opportunttres offered by the parents It 1S up to the boy to make the most of hrs own farm s1tuat1on Thirty Nme N ' D!! ' n I AG f I f. 'I tf. lhrrrvmvu ll Cllfari I2 Nlslltm Cf Intlv, F Dm l, N Mt-llm I,. Ci-ull.-qv I Htmumfwltt ' ll Nlr CfI.trL D li.urLm.m I? Baum-v R. IDI-ftlmnqh, I7 thallumvv S fllnrl lf tfl.uL li lluuxcr ll lttmrllt- I CII.url IPX' Ill R VN'm.L li K1--tus R XY.-nl-I I ilmhl- A bnwlf I litrswttl I 'I'r,nl I A'.tIw:v.m QIXX' IX' Z A-.t.mg.It-Ill.-I L, Kfnllwmv t, XX'tIIw1-- I XY,alIt-re X' IXI.ax XX' illttr- I' lhrffsvwr I I I I - I - I I I I I ' ,Yukon SITTING M I'rye M Dodson A Wow M Mller N Dnehl T Hartman S Morqart C Cra ford B Her hherqrr branley D Smnh Student secretanes are boys or glrls from the second year typxng class They are appomted as secretanes to the d1IIerent teachers by Rene Burk teacher The1r dutxes are to type run the mlmeograph or d1tto for the1r teacher They have two penods a week set asxde to do thelr work otherw1se the stu dents do the work rn any free penod W1thout these secretarxes the teachers would have a lot of extra work to do Forty Bla II ll 1 STANDING-I.1I'Iixson, D. Ferguson. I.. Foot. G. Medlin. N. O'NeaI. A. Bmwell. Ritrhev. I. Fisher, S. Mellow 1 . , , . : ' - Jim Bmw all W RESTLING CLUB WI I Rxtchey R Spe T F k E Rohm:-ltr L DeCooman ROW ll I Chxrdon T Harrlerode R Poor T Bulqer G Turqeon K La hlev I Muller The Wrestlmg Club was organlzed thls year under the d1rect1on of Iames Burk cmd the following officers Tom Bulger captam Gareth Turgeon co captam Iames Chxrdon secretary Kenny Lashley treasurer Dunng club penods the boys learn how to keep score and how to keep txme at wrestllng matches Through the explanatmon of technxques and a better understandmg of the sport rnore boys may become xnterested m wrestlmg Forty One Il I ll RO . ' '. . i S. . in, Q. ' , . ROVV Ill Mr. Burk. C. Donaldson. D, Northcraft. N. Beefelt, C. Mock. A. Feiqht. C. Refner : . ' I . ' I I . 1 P I - , XQ ROW I P, Steach. R. Riley, D, Diehl, M. Frye, W. Mock, T. Foor, A. Hadestv, B, MrCaha C. Stiffler, I. Wellman STANDING-K. Lashley, B. Foor, S, Ward. G, Turgcon, R. Sponsler, B. Felton. M. Wov, I. Ha clerode. H. Baker. N. Senft, Mrs. Burk. Miss Eshbach, Mr. Mack President .............. ,,,,,,, W ARREN MOCK Vice President ....... ,..,., T ERRY POOR Secretary .,.,......,.,. .. ,, ANN HADESTY Treasurer ..,. ,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,.. , ,. . .,,,, MAX PRYE Advisers .....,...... DORIS ESHBACH, RENE BURK, D. R. MACK The Student Council is the government ot our school, to which each year twenty mem- bers are elected by their classmates. These twenty members are representatives from the grades seven to twelve. These students are chosen by their qualities of character, leader- ship, and scholastic standing, The purpose ol this organization is to establish the rules and set an example ol good discipline for the student body. This year the Student Council sponsored the annual Hallowe'en Party and Clean-up Campaign. Forty-Two wr Uwz .Sn ' ' -'r ROW' I I F 'kt D110 N XVII ...W f, M, K! . ,nf ', VW Row II E M 5 A' Mfg I. Fcxqhr, I. Foot. S. Senft yi 9- U W, My , 'ff y al.: t Y 5 X wr 2,1 V 1 H f' , -f. t NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The highest goal which a student of this school can obtain is to be chosen as a member ol the National Honor Society. This honorary organization was established in Everett Southern Ioint High School in 1944. The four symbols of this organization are C, S, L, and S, which represent character, schol- arship, leadership, and service, the basic requirements tor membership. Upon becoming a member, each person receives a certificate, a membership card, and a pin. However, if a member should drop below the qualities tor which he was chosen to this or- ganization, his emblem must be returned to the local chapter. QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll is an international honor society tor high school journalists. The society was organized in 1926. This organization was established in the Everett Southern Ioint High School in 1951. The members were chosen for their ability to write and their scholarship. , ,, W g Qlspggfff-bf-few-1 n ,i eww ,a '- , W-an ' 1 , 4-of nl Kerry Quite, ,fits , I M , If -57 14' ' .f j I , I f ,un V. ,. ATL , Row I y E C. Lrawford. I. bwcitzcr aa l RONV II -f estv NI rail Row III f '. XVellman, I, Rnfhex. I' n. M. Dillinq ,' -jg 43 T. Foot, M. Richardson, A. Had- T 3 COACHES Michael Baker and Iohn Brodish are our football coaches. Mr. Baker coaches the varsity football squad and is assistant basketball coach, while Mr. Brodish coaches the junior high teams. Mr. Larimer Coaches the basketball team and assists Mr, Baker in football. Mr. Burk coaches a new sport in our school. wrestling. He also helps with the junior high football team. Ld f7lad0wz5pfmt4 N 44 fm li Uyfwv .Q if .L A L X if CL. ., X 1 I X 15213 i F E 'S ik .bb D X F. 'Mg' V' Forty-Five hmuxtha vzxrzslrx FOOTBALL w I 1 B X M B w ll M K lk r September October November P 8 2 xh 1 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE OTb1SOD1G Robertsdcrle Claysburg Saxton Lxberty Iumctcr Valley Meyersdcle Roarmg Sprmgs Wxlhcrmsburg Bedford Replogle 144 Forty-Six Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett 'gm um aww R W I R B R VN ll M F N W ll W M k KNJEFLING D B t The football team Won four games lOSl f1ve and tled one 1n the 1951 campalgn Al though they lost more games than they won the Warr1ors held a shght edge over therr opponents 1n scor1ng game but they were d1sappo1nted by only ty1ng the game In the next two games the dec1s1on was reversed agamst the Warr1ors They were downed by Claysburg 25 U and Saxton L1berty24 0 The coaches and the boys were hungry for another vlctory and they really worked hard prepar1ng for the lunlata Valley game The Green Rarders were undefeated and were hrghly favored over the Everett team The Warr1ors surpnsed everybody by play1ng thelr best ball game of the year and upsettmg Iunlata Valley 20 14 Next come Meyersdale and anoth er vlctory Z4 5 After th1s however the Warr1ors lost to a much larger Roarmg Sprmg team 21 7 and suffered a setback at the hands of W1ll1amsburg 7 6 In th1s game the Red men completely outplayed W1ll1amsburg but some very bad breaks turned the trde of the ball game agalnst them In the game w1th mrghty Bedford the Warr1ors rolled up fourteen f1rst downs to only nxne for Bedford but dropped a 20 7 dec1s1on In therr last game of the season the Warriors really went on the war path and massa cred Replogle 41 6 The team elected co captams at the end of the season They were Don Bertram and Max Frye Max was h1gh scorer w1th stxty Seven pomts Forty Seven O . rowell. L. Bussard, Black 7 O ' ' , rve, , e man. . oc r 4 . . Cf fam They started by scalping Orbisonia 19-O. This raised their hopes for the Robertsdale Jlw Jlefviwfz IUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM VN I IF Sz N The Everett Iunxor Hrgh School football team wound up the season wrth a f1nal tally of 3 wrns and 2 losses They trlumphed 1n thelr opener agamst Bedford 20 6 Next came the massacre of Claysburg 746 Thelr frrst setback came when they lourneyed to Robertsdale and came back on the short end of a 20 6 score In therr second encounter wrth Bedford the baby Brsons knocked off the l1ttle War r1ors by a 15 U count but ln the seasons fmal the boys came to hfe agamst Roberts dale and downed them 26 13 Guy Bronko McDonald was the most conststent ground gamer and hm Prleto was the hrgh scorer IUNIOR HIGH SCHEDULE Bedford Claysburg Robertsdale Bedford Robertsdale Totals Forty Eight Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett lf 0 0 I lf RU ' G. l.vVan, R. Bc arland. D. Bevqlr, T. faxlev, R. Bulger, R, Y'en'ht, R. Pepplr, M. Harkman, B. B ll ll l' I RUNV Il Mr Bmdnsh, D. Ferrell. R. lnxvrnn, M, Scott, R. Mean-, Hood, Prism, I F4-nqht, il. hllltarla d I H S Usb, YV. Thornpson, Mr. Burk - I 1 1 6 20 . . - 15 . . . - dofbnq Shot Everett Everett Everett Postponed Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Wlt VNZ TF B VIII N S 'l D X ll ll RO ' l. Prrce, ', 1mmerman NV, Ewhelman. . nor, R. Bulger Coaahe- Larimer and alder RO ' I, .loh n1-. R. Cnnarrl M. fhaffar, VV. lk ark I. Blatlr C Mock. . Bertram, N. N 'ellman I Foot 48 29 65 ' 21 D I I 55 45 80 15 ' ' 25 ' ' 46 - - - 37 33 , . 5U 38 . . f . . 32 ' 46 - 36 47 ' ' ' 40 - ' 41 I - 1 - - 45 ' ' 39 58 37 , , ' . 42 ' ' as ' v 40 38 f 39 55 , ' ' 49 ' 55 . ' ' ' 42 41 - . - 41 - ' 42 I , . . 45 ' ' 52 ' ' I I - 46 - Hyndman Green H111 Hyndman lVIcConnellsburg Schellsburg Roaring Sprlngs Claysburg Saxton Smrth Cove Bellwood Ant1s Wrllramsburg Bedford Roarlng Sprlngs Claysburg Saxton Sm1th Cove Bellwood Ant1s W1ll1amsburg Bedford VARSITY BASKETBALL The Everett Warr1ors varsrty basketball squad under the leadershrp of Claude Lar1 mer and M1ke Baker tr1ed hard to make a successful year out of thetr f1rst try rn the Iun1ata Valley League but the Warr1ors were p1tted agamst sttff cornpet1t1on The WQFTIOTS Came out W1th 4 w1ns and 9 losses The Warr1ors standlng 1n the league was rather low but everyone feels they all dtd therr best The Warr1ors were sparked throughout the year by thetr center Don Bertram whom the Warr1ors w1ll lose next year The Warr1ors w1ll lose four varstty men th1s year but three varslty players Tom Bulger Harold Prrce Dlck Cunard w1ll be the nucleus for the Warr1ors future team Forty Nme 'Ijnunqandofw V BASRI- I HAI XXI XXI IUNIOR VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY The Iun1or Varslty of the Everett South ern Iomt Hrgh School had a successful year DY turnmg IH I2 wrns to 6 loses The Iunlor Vars1ty has proved that they are ready to take command and run the show 1n the fu ture The future Warrxors were also In the Iumata Valley League and came out wrth a proud league standmg The Iunlor Varsxty had nme w1ns and 5 losses ID the league and were v1ctors over many a good team All through the season the boys worked hard and tr1ed unsuccess fully to boost thetr standmg to a first place booth Flfty EvereH Evereu Pomponed Evereu Evered EvereH Evereh EvereH Evereh EvereM EvereH EvereM Evereh EvereM EvereM Evereh EvereH EvereH EvereH EvereH Hyndrnan Hyndrnan Mcconnellsburg Roarrng Sprmgs Claysburg Saxton Sm1th Cove Bellwood Anus W1ll1amsburg Bedford Roarmg Sprmgs Claysburg Saxton Sm1th Cove Bellwood Antls Wrlharnsburg McConneIIsburg Bedford ll ' ll I. '. .l. RU I I7 Ilmxglras. ll it nxrn I nvrv IQ, I.:svl cxyt B Clark flmrrlnm I.. l lI'.xx RO I I My I.21r 1rrvt'l N H t'n' ft-It M Irrvz- IJ Ifutxsfy I fx1..ly,,. My HAL,-r 34 . . - 35 - 25 ' 28 ' - 39 ' . . 34 .' . 21 - ' y 33 - - - 25 24 ' ' , I A - 42 28 ' ' 40 ' . 24 - , 29 - ' . . . 22 ' ' - 57 Q , :ff . v 6 ,ff N Ax- Q if S S1 Q 35' EVEEEFI X V f,' lbnufi ...Qi N. F 'Q f- ' - 45 912 xox y If '5 'Ulf Q fe. Q if ,-'ff N f' 1 x 5 f , Q a Q i ! -J 0 ' 4 S Q. Sf as-fll2IUL01lAofl!Q XNRl NlllNt XX XX WRESTLING O p E S I H The wrestltng squad coached by Iames Burk worked hard to get the boys rn shape for the l95l 52 season The team faced the toughest opposttton tn 1lS three year hlstory There were seven lettermen back from last year Ioe Senft Rlchard Clark lack Har clerode Rtchard Browell Lee Bussard Paul Ressler Although the teams record IS rather poor a few boys completed a successful season Marltng May heavy we1ght went through the season undefeated He IS the ftrst wrestler from Everett to achteve that dtsttnctton The chart shows the record of each wrestler who remamed wtth the team throughout the season Bedford Iohnstown Wllltamsburg Conemaugh Townshtp Bedford Somerset Wxndber Iohnstown Wtlltarnsburg Wmdber Somerset Fltt T o tcancclledl u ' n PU ' l R S15 wt's, 'I' Fmt R lilnrl I Ht 1-s. lrtllk-'lg 1 livnlut-ll, tl 'l'ntqt-tm Rlt 'll My Burl ll llals S tml-s I lf.1r.l -'rtt, Lt' 5 Wlartt ll Rv'-lu lf R--tlmq --r' Nl Mm. ll l'lr...:v.t:z p , . . . ' 23 - 38 .. . . . I . . 12 A , 1 ' 36 , ' , , 40 A . . 30 , ' 44 A I ' I ', 42 A . 45 W Il gh Twp I1 8 Srpes Senft Hcrrclerode Flnk Shoemaker Foor Browell Oaks Bussard Turgeon Mxller Howser May Key Bed o d ohn ow D WP WD-Won Decrslon WP Won Pln it Conernau Bed o d I l VD it ti 6 Some VD LD Lost Declsron LP Lost Pm Four boys Rrchard Sxpes Ioe Senft Lee Busscxrd and Marlmg May represented Everett ln the Drstrxct 5 Tournament at Somerset on February 29 and March 7 Fifty Three ndbe 4W if it ohn ow ti it VD D Draw F Won Fortelt Some I D if . Q . . 9 F' I il I L-' 21-' L , UQQUnQSrsQ:UE fr I L-1-' 4 I r Ewwiilgilgliqi 5 . EQEQI-:wggwilliamsburg uf I I I gzzsszezozzggf . - . ll I l l 1 UISUIU 112555 ff 4' S :sea :erases .A zgzvgzs Q s:s,,,1 f 4' ll ISEEIEIEZEIEEI S' 1 5 Q E Willic1msburq L ' rst EQ'-E55 ZSEQI 55 RIIXX r 0 Zlolw R K fm-11 mr Nr-n 1 Xp I I 3 It xp Lx 1 ax A t Iron Mllln N c ou Bert ram our or Hou The mam purpose of the club IS to prov1de the fund for sweaters for the the graduat1ng lettermen Th1s year the club fmanced the f1lm1ng of the Replogle Everett football game Each year the club g1ves a rnlnstrel show to meet the necessary expenses In order to become a vars1ty club member the boy must earn a letter ln one of the sports football basketball baseball or wrestlmg 1 'xl 1 I H1 Fifty Four 'X 115 I u . I i'1f7'7f i YA blIY .LUB RMXXII NI 5'affvt IQ illrxrl-. XY. 5. .1' - 1111+ F F0111 I. H11-xml 1. Q f' I2 B11 11n1lvv IUPXX' ll Mr I5.1Lv: N Vx'1'll11a'1 K ,'1111s lsr 'lb Bqlqcl KI lilmr, R C111 .wtf I Chi .inn IQIJXXA Ill I. Bl..'. I Sl: D . H. Pru- NI M '. I. ll r I' lr, D. 'r , IV Nl. Fr' . I ll wr. D. . I F . XY. M L. D. ter l1R.A.I7lIf'Xll'!l1 I.l'l'l'l'IJ. I NI11rv1- 1 NI11.. N KX VN' NI11.v I li.-:wtf I III. N1 I:rx1' IJ II--r'mr I 'I511-f I Il wif mdwfnw THE CHEERLEADERS It seems that the Everett Hlgh School cheerleaders have become a part of the foot ball and basketball teams Ram or shme they were always there to help support them The Iumor and Semor Vars1ty cheerlead ers for thls year were Sh1rley Truax Mlldred Ann Pennell Gall Bear Barbara Shatter Shlr ley Srpes and Margaret Wh1te RI H CIIPPRIIAIJ 5 Have you heard any of these cheers? EVERETT EVERETT EVERETT Everett' WARRIORS WARRIORS Warrxors' F1fty Fxve 8 6 9 9 9 L1 9 got the got the got the got the got the got the best of all ve got the V9 vrm PGP strut step coach steam' team' IlINlr IIIRIIAI I P II K1 XXI- I B r' H IP- H' II ll VA s 'I' ' 1 IQ .i H25 IJ I:c 'er- 5 'I'r':ax M Verbal IJ IDI-Mm-I H Cnllcflqc - 1. ..... - ' ' , ' 2. ---- - - - Verbal, Delores Fetters, Doris Dishong, Lois W-A-R-R-I-O-R-S I V I - ---- - - - 3. W' ' . W 've , W 've , W 've , We've , W 've . B t - W ' . J IR nr ii .i nuns I.IiI:'I' 'rw RILQHT- . mms . 'ur Q ra 5 Sr iw in H ,, X 4 ffsfjhgiflkjjj mm! ff f My W lpf 441712 X X 55111 E Rhglxi BX M K QTKQ QR., NX XM N WW, W ff ,f WWW ' f fZZfZW I 41 XM, 5 , 1 V W W . ,-Ni X ,,fff,.-122:21-1-Q ,-' .. Y , , ,.ff w-f--- 2 2'-fi?f14 L- f Qczi- xg Affzj.,-. ,....,-A fpff f-,,.. f--jf, ,--, ff- , ff X f ' f ',:f-L,-? ,,.l X I I -'-T .f--2 ,Ar 2,,,..:: , Z' ,1 ff' ff1 'l ' ,ff-pile? X L fi an f V 72 MAIDENS OF 1952 PRETTIEST Gladys Mearkle BEST DRESSED Ioy Lee Swertzer BEST PERSONALITY Shrrley Morgart BEST ALL AROUND STUDENT Mary Drllrng BEST DANCER Shrrley Morgart BEST SINGER Ann Burket BEST MUSICIAN Ann Burket MOST STUDIOUS Mary Drllmg LEAST STUDlOUS Thelma Hartman MOST TALKATIVE Thelma Harlman MOST BASHEUL Nancy O Neal MOST POPULAR Ann Burkel BEST ACTRESS lean Hxxson WOLEESS Audrey Woy 'T' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President MAX FRYE Secretary DALE FERGUSON Treasurer NED WELLMAN WARRIORS OF 1952 MOST HANDSOME Max Frye BEST DRESSED Dale Ferguson BEST PERSONALITY Steve Senft and Lee Bussard BEST ALL AROUND STUDENT Steve Senft BEST DANCER Lee Bussard BEST SINGER Max Frye BEST MUSICIAN Steve Senft MOST STUDIOUS Steve Senft LEAST STUDIOUS R1chard Day MOST TALKATIVE Dale Ferguson MOST BASHEUL N1al Crawford MOST POPULAR Max Frye BEST ACTOR Gary Leach Fxfry Exght ax , mn D L k J 1 X 7 7 X z ' ,S V 4 y 1 . 7 I - r r 1 ' F! 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ACIIVIIIGS H1Y l 2 3 4 Class Offlcerl Foot ball Manager 2 Intramural Basketball l 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 BERTRAM DONALD Berne Most Pnzed Possessron Anns plcture Amb1llOn Coach Pet Expression I dont thlnk that was very funny ACIIVIIIGS Football l 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Base l 2 3 4 Stu Councrl 1 3 H1Y 1 2 3 Varslty Club l 2 3 4 Iumor Class Pres1dent BLACK WILLIAM HAROLD IR lack Most Prlzed Possesslon Kathys picture Ambltron Store proprletor Pet Expressxon More n llkely Act1v1t1es Football 2 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Base Y l 2 Play cast 3 4 Llbrarxan 2 BOLLMAN MARY Mary Most Prlzed Possesston Watch Amblllon Beautxclan Pet Expresszon You know' A IVIIIGS F H A 1 2 3 orus BOLLMAN SHIRLEY can Most Pnzed Possesslon Class r1ng Ambmon Nurse Pet EXPISSSIOH I bet you w1ll Act1v1t1es F H A l 2 Chorus 4 BROWELL ANN Cora Most Prlzed Possess1on Don Amb1t1on Secretary Pet EXPIGSSIOH Oh my gosh' Act1v1t1es Parrot 3 Warnor 3 Dramatlc Club 3 4 Play cast 3 Student secre tary 4 BROWELL RICHARD E Ar Most Prlzed Possesslon Class nng Ambrtlon Pro baseball player Pet Expresslon You dont know do you? 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Actlvltles Cheerleadmg 2 3 Dramatlcs CONOVER SHIRLEY V Vicky Most Prlzed Possession Watch Ambltlon Nurse e Gee whxz HxYl23 FHAlParro Warrxor 4 Chorus 2 3 CORNELL GUY W Cotton Most Prxzed Possesslon Shot gun Amb1t1on Truck drxver Pet Expresslon You dont know do you? CRAWFORD CLAIR E Clalr Most Prrzed Possesslon Camera Amb1t1on Busmess man Pet Expressxon 3 7 7 Actrvmes Parrot 3 4 Warr1or3 Student secre tary 4 Press Club 3 4 CRAWFORD NIAL Nia Most Prized Possession: '48 Ford Ambition: Watch maker Pet Expression: ? ? ? n' I rt i ,J K 44-41 If - t, ' .. L ,f , A, 1 O DAY RICHARD LEE Most Pnzed Possessxon Olds Arnbltron Mechanxc: Pet Expressron Shucks' DE COOMAN IOAN Most Prlzed Possesston Class rlng Ambrtron Nurse Pet EXPIESSIOH Well what about rt? Actlvrtres F H A l 2 3 Choru 3 DICKEN IOHN IR Iunnor Most Prlzed Possesslon Gun Ambrtxon Go to the poor house Pet Expressron I dont know DIEHI. NELLIE Most Prlzed Possesston Irm s rrng Ambrtxon Secretary Pet EXPIESSIOH Do you? 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Actxvxttes Scxence Club 3 KOONTZ IOHN E Koontz Most Prxzed Possessxon My old Arnbltlon Teacher Pet Expresston You dont know do you? Act1v1t1es Basketball 2 Intramural Basketball l 2, 3, 4 Wrestlmq 3 H1Y 2, 3, 4 F T A 4 Dramattcs 3 Jw ff-ft V 6yLb7f J uma Jw fe!! MJJ ,off 414 LA UA-0441 'MJJO nf-P' ,- ,n ' of J fl 4 '- , gl I 'T ' 8:1 n ' . ' 1' ' , 1 , iII,, fl.: ,,, 1 ' 4 A I- l',! V' ,t . ' 'Il - I 4 5, dog' , C' ' ' Nb 4,3 -I u ff- 1 A 4 ' V. D -'I 3 ' r J 5' -,f,'f,- . ,- v , - Q ' ' J I If g t , 4 , . I. s- J J ' Y' , . 'I .f ,,' 1 'J , ' . ' 1 ' : . If ll I .I I I II , - ' J ' J f . I '.I 'ty I ,. I ,f Q I Ihr., .. I I tl M f. f 5 ' , K , ' - . 1 , 4 . - - - .,.. I .II I I ,I .I I I I I I , I X--I . ' - I I I4 'Z ff ' . . '- A '- I 4 4 - :I 'N IIA I, . I' ,-V' 13,65-' ' 5 Vx lx If I I . , Q I , : I I X . 4. . I. . ' N ' 1 I I ' ' . . I 4 , A ' 1 , :B - I 1 . - I - I X 1 . 'n I . ' C I . ll 9- 3 ' , ' . ' ' . n , 5 X I ,. I . . 5 I. II . , . . ' . I . . 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ACl1V1lleS Scrence Club 2 4 Chorus 4 MEDLIN GERALDINE Gerry Most Prxzed Possessron Class rmq Ambrtxon Stenoqrapher Pet Expressmn My heavens' MELLOTT GLENDA Glenda Most Prrzed Possesslon Class rmq Ambxtron Secretary Pet Expressron Oh kldl MILLER DELMA Sally Most Prrzed Possessron Class rmq Arnbrtron Nurse Pet Expressron Aw come on ACl1V1l165 F H A l 2 3 Scxence Cl b Parrot 4 Warrror 4 MILLER MAXINE rs Most Prrzed Posssessron Brlltold and Pedro Arnbrtron Secretary Pet Expressron Aw' Actrvrtres Lrbrarran 4 Usher 4 Student secretary Scrence Club 4 'VIOBUS IOHN BYRON Iohnny Most Prrzed Possessxon Model A Ford Ambrtron Welder Pet Expressron Well wouldnt that yum up and qrab you? Actrvrtres Basketball l 2 3 Football 2 H1 Y 2 '3 4 Varsrty Club 4 A R 3,4g.Ba ,2, 3,A4gHi-Y 1, , rot4l ull! H .4 . i 4 A . . Act ': ,,,r.,,rr.T.Al 4 k Z 2 V f ,ls - I 1 '- I 1 ' M . f ' 1 , ,P : ..,, , 5 ' u 45 0 , ' 7 A ' ui:-14-' l ' . 3 'VH , S' 45 l .I I i A . I I , . p A, f I A 1 ' f f ,sl 1 MAA -' .,' . L MOCK CRAIG All Star Most Pr1zed Possesston Ford convert1ble Ambxtlon Lumber dealer Pet Expressron Holy cow' ACIIVIIIGS Basketball 2 3 4 Play cast 3 Wrestltnq Club 4 MOCK WARREN G Georqe Most Pn ed Posse ston My sense of humor Ambrtxon Pharmaclst Pet Expresslon Shucks' ACIIVIIISS Football l 2 3 4 Varsrty Club 4 Student Councll 2 4 H1Y l 2 3 Play cast 3 4 Band 2 Class otfrcer 4 MORGART SHIRLEY Red Most Prrzed Possessron Ducks rmq and prcture Ambltron Elfrcxent secretary Pet Expresston Honest o Iohn' 1v1t1es T H1Y 2 3 4 Ba d 2 Dramatlcs 3 F T A 4 Class ofhcer Student Councrl l Parrot 4 Warr1or County Band 3 Student secretary Play cast 3 4 O NEAL NANCY LOUISE Nancy Most Prrzed Possessron Glasses Ambl IOD Radro entertamer Pet Expressxon You d be surprxsedl Actrvrtzes Chorus 3 REDINGER FREDERICK Nook Ambrtlon Mechamc Pet EXPFQSSIOD 7 ACIIVIIISS Basketball 2 3 Footballl 2 3 Baseball l 2 RESSLER PAUL Muscles Most Prrzed Possessron Converttble Ford ll93UJ AmblllOn State trooper Pat Expresslon Oh my' Actrvxtres Parrot 4 Wrestlmq 2 3 4 Wrestlmg Club 2 Varslty Club 3 4 Band 2 Mmstrel Show 3 4 RICE BETTY Betsy Most Prlzed Possess1on DIIVSTS llcense Ambltton Arr hostess Pet EXPISSSIOH Oh my gosh' ACIIVIIISS SCIGHCG Club 4 RICHARDSON MELROSE Me Most Prlzed Possess1on Lee Ambttlon Farmers wrfe Pet Expressxon Dont know do you? Acttvltles Parrot 3 4 Warr1or3 4 Press Club 3 4 Cheerleadmgl 2 3 Chorus 4 Drama tlcs Club 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 Play cast Mtv J' 4 ' f v 1 ,I K' M1014 6- u ' ll Q r x. . . Q rs t N ,n V ' n .X ' l- I ' ' 2 . XX. ' .J . Tl Y ' 1 xl 'z s ' 1 I H I . ' 1 '- I H' :SE , : : ' - XQX A , I ' f t . Act' 3 ri- '- , , g n , 3, 45 ' 5 . . . 5 ' 25 ' 1 1 ' 4: : 4: , Most Prized Possession: Chevy ' ' 1 ? . ? , , . , . I 3, 4. W. n ' ' 1 ' ,. 1, ' if' .J It 7 ' , f ..- .- VJ V. fn ' it ,N L ,W ' 'f a V A 2 I -.1 'rf' I , lv ' v ' 1 K , t. . .JPL VJ .Juv g'v 'J , X , I I 14'J.f ' ,M 1 ' f nv' ' 'a f 1' .f 'Ulm pawn aw. CHEY IOYCE 'VI me ost Pf1Z9d Possess1or Typewr1ter traq1c' 2 Warr1or 4 Parrot 3 4 S roll 3 4 Studen secretary t' ay cast A 4 Pr STEPHEN Stun. 1zed Possess1on B ke and camera mb1t1on Chem1st Pet Expresswn So what? ACIVIIIGS Bncl34 H1Y34 F A Play cast 3 4 Student Counc1l 3 Class ofhcer 3 SHIPLEY VIOLET IRENE Amy Most Pr1zed POSSGSSIOH Class rmq AmblI1OH Secretary ACIIVIIIQS F H A Club 2 3 Sc1ence Club 4 SHOEMAKER WESLEY lobby Most Pnzed Possessxon L1cen e Amb1t1on Undec1ded Pet Expresslon Who told you? SIMMONS RICHARD Dlck Slammer Most Pr1zed Possessron Guns Amb1t1on Undeczded Pet EXPIQSSIOH O K ACIIVIIIES Vars1ty Club 2 3 SMITH DORIS Smlfty Most Pr1zed POSSSSSIOH Roller skates Amb1t1on Beaut1c1an Pet EXPYQSSIOH Oh dear' ACIIVIIIGS Tr1 H1 Y 2 SMITH PEGCY AlNlN q Most Pnzed Possess1on H1qh School educat1or1 Amb1t1on Nurse Pet EXPTESSIOU Holy cow' IVIIIGS Tn H1 Y 3 4 4 Chorus STANLLY 'VIARY AUDREY Vldrx Most Prlzed POSSGSSICH Rcller skates Amb1t1or1 Secretary Pet EXQFQSSIOYI Ol' Tl aear' ACIIVIYIES Tr1 H1 Y l 2 Student Co1.r1c1l 3 Parrot 7 Warns 3 1 Y X 1' 1 lv ' , .. 1' xx' i .2 I : I' 3, 5 , J C , , t 45 RL! 41121 3,FT 11 ess ' 4. tx 1 or 11 , Q Pr' ' 3 ' s 'fp fm I Cr , q '- , j .T, .45 ,V . : ' 1 4 if ' . Q N I ' 14 , tpif' ll .sl X , .Q I . I . T' I I i 11. te 1 . , f if 1 I um' . i , My 1. I ' I , 'L Ac1 '14.'.,yF1-11111 4 ,, , f g:,. .V , -- Q P P -va IQ 0 5' ll SWEITZER IOY LEE Peewee Most Pr1zed Possesslon Dramond Ambxtron Housewrfe Pet Expressron Good gravy' C1V1l16S Chorus 2 4 F H Warrtor 4 Parrot 4 Press Club 4 l.1brar1an 4 TRAIL FREDA LEONA Freddie Most Prrzed Possesslon Class rtnq Ambrtlon Se retary Pet Expressxon Thats the qeneral 1dea' Act1v1t1es Scrence Club 2 4 TRUAX MARCAREI ANN Ann Ambttron Arr hostess Most Prtzed Possessxon Teds prcture Pet Expressron You dumb tqnoramusl ctlvltles orus 2 3 4 Dramattcs 3 4 WEIMER DONALD Crash Most Prrzed Possessron Chevy Ambxtlon Success Pet Expressron Dont know do you? WELLMAN CHARLES EDWARD Ned 1BoondoqqleJ Most Prlzecl Possessron The Cadrllac wh1ch he doesnt own ILL Ambltlon Mrlhonaxre Pet Expressron Actnvltres Class othcer 1 4 Student Coun 2 Ban Ba etball 2 Football 3 4 Varsxty Club 4 H1Y 2 l 3 Natlonal Honor SOCIGIY 3 4 Qurll and Scroll 3 4 Parrot 3 Class play 3 4 WHISEL PATRICIA SUE Patty Most Prrzed Possessron Class rtnq Ambrtron Secretary Pet Expressron No laddmq' crvrtxes F H A 2 3 Sctene Club 4 Chorus 4 Parrot 4 Warrxor 4 WINCK CLEDA MAE Cleda Most Pnzed Possesslon Watch Ambxtxon Mus1c1an Pet Expressxon Oh ptckle soup' ClVIl16S F H A l Trl 1 Chorus 3 County Chorus 3 WINCK SHIRLEY Shirley Most Prrzed Possesston Plcture of Bob Amhttton Housewrfe Pet EXPYGSSIOH Ill be ACIIVIIIQS Tr1H1Y 2 3 4 Parrot 4 Warrtor 4 li' M515 W 'F fan Unyaqn CLASS FLOWER Whzte Rose WOY AUDREY L Aud Most Prxzed Possesslon Dnvers hcense Ambmon Secretary Pet EXPIGSSIOU Thats hte' Actlvxtles Tr1H1Y 2 3 4 Usher 4 Parrot 4 Warnor 4 Llbrancm 1 Student secretary 4 Chorus 3 Cheerleader 3 County Chorus 3 WOY MARGARET ANN Marty Most Prlzed POSSGSSIOH Locker 79 Ambmon Medlcal secretary Pet Expresslon Oh no' Dramatlcs 2 F H A 4 Student Coun Cll 4 Tn H1Y 4 Llbrarlan 4 ay cast 4 fb Alu Uw,w.7Jf4mct:.w 271 Most Prlzed Possessxon Donnle Ambmon Housewrfe Pet Expressxon Oh holy cowl xvxtles Chorus 4 F H A YOUNG RUTH Babs 4 Tn 1Y nr' L ff' CLASS COLORS Szlvet and Rose MOTTO Dont Try Dymg D1e Trymg Sxxty Eight yy ' A rt f f' 4 p ' lf ' J Q , ' Q , x rf . 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' 'K I M I I, A I S4 I M' ' .cf We the graduatmg class ot l952 ID our last hrgh school days do wrrte thzs our tmal wzll and testament As everlastmg tokens of our endurzng love for our young successors We bequeath these possessrons tor thezr use and emoyment May theIr tuture year or year be happrer because ot these endowments BETTY ARVIN W1lls her quIet sweet ways to lack Harclerode MARY BOLLMAN W1llS her glasses to Freda Hook SHIRLEY BOLLMAN wIlls her dark harr to her S1Sl61 Ethel ANN BROWELL W1lls her fondness for Bedford Hlgh to D1ck Cunard ANN BURKET W1lls her posItIon as p1anIst at E S H H S to Alta MIller PHYLLIS CLARK W1llS her quIetness to Mary Katherrne Iay KAY CONNER W1lls her bloomIng personallty to Ioan M Clark SHIRLEY CONOVER wIlls her serlousness to Pa ty DIshong IOAN DECOOMAN W1lls her shortness to SonIaSrn1th NELLIE DIEHL W1lls her seat In Typlng 2 to GaIl Imes MARY DILLINC-wrlts Bonny her ba soon to Barbara Shatter MARION DODSON W1lls Mafbeth to ome Inno ent future senlor MARJORIE FERGUSON W1lls her place ID TypIng Z to Peggy WeIcht BONNIE FELTON W1llS her love for Lattn to Charlotte Rohm IDA MAE FISHER W1lls her qu1eIness to Betty MDIIIS l1II11'1'19d1GlGlYl LOIS POOR wIlls her extra credrts to her sIster Nancy Just In case she ll need em VIRGINIA GILPIN W1lls Eugene to no one IOANNE GOODRICH W1lls her short haIr cut to Gerctldme Kennard THELMA HARTMAN W1llS her glft ot gab to MargIe DIehl BOBBIE HERSHBERGER W1lls her abIlIty to sell Warrtor ads to anyone who needs It IEAN HIXSON W1lls her actIng abIlIty to Patty Perr1n BETTY LOU IAY W1lls her trombone Mr Bones to anyone who can hll her posItIon In NORMA IEAN KARNS W1lls her seat In physrcs Class to anyone who Wants It SHIRLEY MALLOW W1lls her seat In P O D class to Iohn Roland GLADYS MEARKLE W1lls her eraser In typmg class to DorIs Mllls GERALDINE MEDLIN W1llS her Shorthand 2 book to her srster CatherIne GLENDA MELLOTT W1lls her Shorthand 2 book to Leona Poole DELMA MILLER wIlls her seat on the Mann Townshrp bus to anyone who needs It MAXINE MILLER wIlls her place In the lIbrary to ShIrley MIller SHIRLEY MORGART wtlls her red harr and temper WJ to anyone who can handle It NANCY O NEAL wrlls her quIetness to Velma Prttman BETTY RICE W1lls her place In Typtng 2 to NaomI Akers MELROSE RICHARDSON wrlls Lee to no one Sefenty band AN 9 o o o , I I I . .I 1 , . 1 l I , J , . . 6 . 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I 1740 IOYCE RITCHEY wrll the Parrot and Mrs Bull ngton to Margaret Trarl VIOLET SHIPLEY wrlls her lrkrng of shorthand to Leona Poole DORIS SMITH wrlls her dark harr to Ianet Burket PEGGY SMITH wrlls her love tor school to Sylwra Poor MARY STANLEY wrlls her fondness for shorthand to Iulra Ann Rrtchey IOY LEE SWEITZER wrlls her srster Mamre to Iohnny Hrxson FREDA TRAIL wrlls her typrng abrlrty to Delorrs Cooper MARGARET TRUAX wrlls Theodore Mrlls to no one PATTY WHISEL wrlls her srlly grggle to anyon who can lrve up to rt CLEDA MAE WINCK wrlls her quret drsposrtron to Velma Prttrnan SHIRLEY WINCK wrlls her seat on the bus to L ona Fletcher AUDREY WOY wrlls her trtle Wolfess to Sh rley Truax MARGARET WOY wrll her trrg books compas es protractor etc to Brra RUTII YOUNG wrlls her man to no one CARMEN BENNETT wrlls hrs blond harr to Sonny Beegle DON BERTRAM wrlls hrs posrtron as center rn football to Wrllre Eshelman IACL BLACK wrlls hrs broad houlders to Kenny Lashley DICK BROWELL wrlls hrs speed to Iunror Walters LEE BUSSARD wrlls hrs crew cut to Torn Drehl GUY CORNELL wrlls hrs bashfulness to Duan Barkrnan NIAL CRAWFORD wrlls hrs bashfulness to Augre Mrller RICHARD DAY wrlls hrs seat rn hrstory class to Mrke Scott IUNIOR DICKEN wrlls hrs good grades to Brran Payne DALE FERGUSON wrlls hrs drrver s lrcense and car to Dewey Howser IOHN POOR wrlls hrs herght to Brll Mearkle MAX FRYE wrlls hrs change of pace to Stomper Prrce CHALMER GRUBB wrlls hrs drrvers lrcense to Ed Hoover IIM HOWSER wrlls hrs arnbrtron to play basketball to Huey HOMER KIFER wrlls hrs place rn rndustrral arts to Ivan Mrller IOHN KOONTZ wrlls hrs trrg apparatus to Snooks May GARY LEACH wrlls hrs bass drum and grrdle to Rodney Conover IOHN MOBUS wrlls hrs scholastrc abrlrty to Nathan Senft CRAIG MOCK wrlls hrs back seat rn P O D to Trnk Bulger WARREN MOCK wrlls Mr Brodrsh to the sufterrng physrcs class of 52 53 FRED REDINGER wrlls hrs Chevy to Upton Imes PAUL RESSLER wrlls hrs wrestlrng Werght to Gareth Turgeon STEPHEN SENFT wrlls hrs bass horn to Spencer Ward WESLEY SHOEMAKER wrlls hrs quret drsposrtron to Pete Foot RICHARD SIMMONS wrlls sleepy study halls to Kenneth Smrth DON WEIMER wrlls hrs wavy harr to Frank Gorsuch NED WELLMAN wrlls hrs last earned mrllron to E S I H S Seventy One n Payne ll . . . .0 .ll CLAIR CRAWFORD-wills his seat in Iournalism 2 to Roy McDaniel. CLASS PHOPHECY These artlcles were found tn todays newspaper May 22 l962 They concern people who were students ten years ago tn the Everett Southern Iomt Hlgh School They were known as THE CLASS OF 52 An amaztng acctdent occurred yesterday on Matn Street Guy Cornell was dr1v1ng a truck loaded wtth lumber He went through a red lxght and colhded wrth a truck drlven by Fred Redmger Rtchard S1mmons another truck drtver was beh1nd Mr Redtnger and couldnt get stopped whtch resulted ID a three truck colltston Paul Ressler state trooper happened to be passtng by and took all three persons to the Everett courthouse The most amaztng part of th1s acctdent was that all three trucks belonged to Cratg Mocks Lumber Yard and Mr Mock w1ll have to pay all expenses The telev1s1on statton tn Everett IS getttng more popular every day Ned Wellman m1ll1ona1re owner of the Slxth Natlonal Bank stated today that no longer ts N1al Craw ford s Iewelry Store the largest bank deposltor The telev1s1on corporatlon IS now the htghest deposttor ln the c1ty Sorne of the em Nancy O Neal spec1al entertamer Irm Howser the owner ofthe Everetts a1rf1eld has just hxred two new a1r hostesses They are Margaret Truax and Betty RICS Yesterday one of Mr Howsers yet planes was seen ractng a fly1ng saucer Four Everett housew1ves V1S1led the beauty parlors of Dons Sm1th and Mary Bollman yesterday to get prettted up for ton1ghts acttvtttes They were Shtrley Wmck Ioy Lee Swettzer Ruth Young and Melrose R1chardson They plan to attend a lecture at the Ever ett Southern Iomt Hlgh School Of these four Mrs Lee Bussard formerly Melrose R1chardson has the largest famtly At present she IS the mother of n1ne boys Mtss Ioyce R1tchey famous wrtter IS the guest speaker tontght She w1ll QIVG a talk on her latest best selhng novel Among the teachers tn the Everett Southern Iomt Htgh School are Lots Foor Bonme Felton Dale Ferguson Iohn Koontz Ida Mae Ftsher lean Hlxson and two famous coaches Donald Bertram and Max Frye Se ent T I C O I 'Ho , , ployees are: Ann Burket and Cleda Mae Winck, musiciansg Shirley Conover, model, and . wo ....Jutwuz Dr Iack Black wealthy dental surgeon has made a barga1n offer for th1s week only He w1ll f1ll two teeth free of cost and charge only IUC for each tooth extracted So far those to take advantage of th1s amaz1ng offer have been Wesley Shoemaker Donald We1mer Homer Kxfer Ioan DeCooman Carmen Bennett R1chard Browell Chalmer Grubb R1chard Day Iohn Mobus and Phyllls Clark Iohn Foor mayor of Everett has 1ust announced that there w1ll be a buslness conven t1on IH a few weeks Cla1r Crawford m1ll1ona1re owner of a group of chaln stores throughout the Un1ted States IS requested to tnform all h1s secretar1es of th1s meet1ng The secretar1es are Mary Stanley Ann Browell MGFIOH Dodson V1olet Sh1pley Max1ne Mlller Patr1c1a Wh1se1 Bobble Hershberger V1rg1n1a G1lp1n Shlrley Morgart Au drey Woy Glenda Mellott Gladys Mearkle Geraldlne Medl1n Thelma Hartman Nellle D1ehl Gary Leach head surgeon of the enormous Everett C1ty Hosp1ta1 today announced that the operat1on performed last week was a success Iunror D1cken owner of the Everett Suburban Poorhouse was taken 111 suddenly Wlfh a very dlsastrous d1sease W1th a staff of capable helpers Dr Leach performed h1S m1racle of surgery on Mr D1cken Th1s success was largely due to Mary D1l11ng laboratory technolog1st Stephen Senft chem1st and Warren Mock pharmac1st who recently d1scovered a new and power ful drug The effectlveness of th1s drug w1ll be real1zed when we state that exactly twenty m1nutes after the operat1on the pat1ent got up walked 1nto the hosp1tal d1n1ng room and ordered French fr1es and a coke Although Mr Dtcken IS completely Well he refuses to leave the hosp1tal He states that hte IS too wonderful there to leave Some people suspect that the staff of nurses IS respons1ble for Mr Drckens att1tude The nurses are Peggy Sm1th Kay Conner Ioanne Goodr1Ch Norma lean Karns Mar1or1e Ferguson Delma M1ller Betty Arvrn Betty Lou Iay and Sh1rley Bollman NOTE A new med1cal secretary has been added to the hosp1tal staff She 1S Mtss Margaret Woy Seventy Three ll , : , , ,,,, , I I - , . I I I D I I I U ' I and Freda Trail. , , . , I I I I - , , I I I I I I . . I I I I I I I ' 5ha.41 Jlwmden Drrector Student Drrector Prompter Stage Manager Sound Techmcran Make up THELMA E MORSE MELROSE RICHARDSON LOIS POOR STEPHEN SENFT DON BERTRAM CHARLES H TYGER THE SENIOR CLASS Presented THE GHOST PARADE Aprll 25 and 27 1951 Absalom Hawkes an old Inhabztant The Shentt and other thIngs H1ram the Vtllage Shetk Rastus belzever In hants Abe HIggenbottom a paymg guest Ionas a mysterrous guest Matllda another mysterrous guest Mam1e Rose fresh from New York Anne Watkms who Inhertts the hotel Alex Smart headlmer In New York Ted Lew1s headlmer IU New York MISS AbIgaI1 Iones a sweet young thmg BI11y Lamont ot the Ruby Red Frlm Company C1audIa a movte actress Flo a movre actress The Pest a movre actress Se ert, FOI, IACK BLACK IOHN MOBUS NED WELLMAN DALE FERGUSON CRAIG MOCK SHIRLEY MOROART ANN BURKET IEAN HIXSON GARY LEACH IOHN FOOR MARY DILLING IOYCE RITCHEY ANN BROWELL MARION DOBSON BETTY LOU IAY ' , ' ' ..,,...... to .. .tt.t O O ., O ,WARREN MOCK ll ll Jnfuwm HMM! DIreCtor THELMA E MORSE Student Drrector LOIS FOOR Stage Manager DON BERTRAM Prompter MARGARET WOY Make up IOYCE RITCHEY THE SENIOR CLASS Presented FOREVER ALBERT November 29 and 30 l95l Mary Lou Turner practICes dancmg Ellen Turner practlces patrence Lucy Turner wrrtes novels M1llOH Rudy sells ICG Benny Turner a szlk farmer Ben Turner father of the brood Albert K1rby an InherIted uncle Iamce Turner acts Sl1ghtly on Broadway KeIth BrIStol 1S wrztxng a play VIv1an WIlsOn awakes Benny Mr Lucas produces plays Annamae Iackson wants to drum for a Czrcus Mrs Iackson has hopes for her daughter Seventy Fwe IEAN HIXSON MARY DILLING ANN BURKET NED WELLMAN DALE FERGUSON STEPHEN SENFT GARY LEACH IDA FISHER IACK BLACK MELROSE RICHARDSON WARREN MOCK MARION DODSON SHIRLEY MORGART Hank Morris, sells insurance I , , ,,,I,,,,,,,, ,,,,, , ,, ,, IOHN POOR X-1- The women who prepare our food Mrs Furlong Mrs Perrm Mrs Hershberqer To the hungry students rn Everett H1gh School the cafeterta ts the most 1mportant Wtth the ll 25 bell the lunch rush IS on and conttnues unttl l2 55 when the second The grade school puplls are served before the htgh school students are drsmtssed The faculty members are served frrst because they have therr regular lunch hour dutles All faculty members eat to gether at therr spectal tables Mrs Furlong chfef cafeter1a cook says that an average of three hun dred s1xty students lS served darly The eff1c1ent cooks at the Everett school Cafeter1a are Mrs Blanche Furlong Mrs Mayrrc Hershberger and Mr Ada Perrtn marina .4 Ufwlmu -3- i., -fr , ..-'LN' --if Dr Ralph Howard Mrs Martha Gump secretary and a student DENTAL AND MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS State sponsored dental and medlcal exammatrons are grven to the students ln grades 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, and ll of the Everett Southern Iomt Schools each year These exam1nat1ons are very lrnportant for the health ofthe chxld Often heart, lung, eye, ear, and teeth defects are found 1n early stages so the medlcal and dental treatment can be eflectwe Quentm Myers, M D, assrsted by Ellza Howard, R N, gave medlcal exammatrons and Ralph Howard, D D S, gave the dental exammatlons Seventy Seven II I ll ' 1 It ' '77, 375 yt I si! l at T -P N jllf ' 3 - , -W -f - --, ' ' .W lr. 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