Everett High School - Nesika Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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5 ELLIS DURAND KINGSLEY A Vice President President Secretary History of, the Class of, 1926 Motto: IIK1'Z0Ii'i6dgC is Power Colors: Blush Pink and Orchid Flower: Madame Caroline Testu Rose N the past, many class histories have been devoted to hailing - the particular class in question as the peppiest, jazziest, cleverest, etc., class that ever entered old E. H. S. Not having the space for the insertion of such adjectives, however, we believe that an enumeration of our accomplishments will suffice to show our worth in representing this institution. Both boys' and girls' athletics have flourished during our tenure. Football teams have always included members of our class. During our Sophomore year a group of our classmates made basketball a real thingf, and since then, teams mostly of our class membership, have twice gone to Seattle for the State Tournament. Last year, as Juniors, we were the mainstay of the track team, and were noticeably present in baseball. The Senior Play was a milestone of dramatic progress, and the junior Drama League Play deserves a place among the best presentations of the season. Debate has gained a place it has not occupied for many years. The debate team, composed mostly of Seniors, won the Northwest District Championship. In taking part in outside activities we have not forgotten our scholastic work. All that need be said in this connection is that since we entered, the honor roll requirements have been raised, due to the general increase in standards, an increase in which we have had our due influence. CARL SWANSON. lT1veiity-several