Everett High School - Nesika Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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fl COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Class of 1933 Processional- Song of the Marching Men ..,......A.....,..........,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,..,,.,, ,,,,., H ndley E. H. S. Band-Raymond Howell, Director II1V003ti0n ------...--........,-......................... .....v....................Av.................. R ev. George T. Gunter Our Pan-American Relations ..... .......... E rling Torkelson E. H. S. Boys' Octet- faj The World is Waiting for the Sunrise .... ...... S 'ietz Ooh Where My Caravan has Rested ..............................................,..........., ...... L ohr Bill Vaillancourt, Dale Weeks, Bob Smock, Walter Gravrock Bruce Ward, George Monterio, Don Larson, Tom Johnson The Art of Photography ............ v... .............................................. ...... ..... I s a b elle Ries Should We Recognize Soviet Russia? ...... Bill Hite E. H. S, Orchestra- Finlandia .............................................. ......, S ibelius Raymond Howell, Director 'fModern Contributions of Chemistry ..... ...... J ack Beatty Senior A. Girls' Octet- fab May Magic ........................... ....... ....... S t ration fbj Sing! Sing! Birds on the Wing ..............................................,..................... Nuftiwlg Harriette Coffin, Muriel Sontra, Margaret Chaffer, Charlotte Earlywine Isabelle Ries, Esther Thornberry, Irma Christensen, Katherine Johnson 'si Presentation of Honors Presentation of Class .,.., .,,,,......,,...........,.,...... ..., R c zymond E. Cook, Superintendent Presentation of Diplomas ............................................................................ Mr. C. B, Arthur President of Board of Education Farewell Song, Remeb'ring ..................................................,.... ......... C lass of 1933 E. H. S. Band- Coronation March ....................... Meyerbeer Presiding .......................................................................................l..........,. H, B. Jory, Principal Music-Rosa Zimmerman, City School Supervisor Coach, Commencement Speakers-Flora Parsons Class Advisors-Gold E. Mudgett, Cora Lynn Smith

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CLASS OF 1933 On June 7th the largest and most illustrious class in the history of Everett High School was graduated. Isabelle Ries, Bill Hite, Erling Torkelson and Jack Beatty were the commencement speakers. ' Class officers were Galey Mortland, Erling Torkelson and Vernon Emery. Throughout their three years in high school the class of '33 has been prominent in school activities. Thiry-six were 3-year honor roll students and twenty-five were awarded permanent Torch pins. During the past year members of the class presided over the Torch Society, Olympic Club, Seagull Club, G. A. C. and the Associated Stud- ents. Members of the class captained the football, baseball, and track teams. The Nesika and Kodak were successfully edited and managed by them, also. Sixteen Boys and girls made up the senior octettes and took important roles in the orchestra and band. 0

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Bll.l. BERNARD 0h.! reform ns all togeth- er. lfhitviiil 'ZIO. General, Prosof El--1 vri. Irade. PATIIIV.-X ARMSTRONG Tis sweet tu think. thou has-t the fatal gift of beau- ty.,- Entwed' 210. Vollego Prep., Loc-kt-1' Sup., Torch Society, Vzunp Fire. f'llllI'Cll Com. HAlt1ll,l'J ARMSTRONG Pd rather be thun seem to be. Entered '30, General, Buys' Glu, Tlifle Club. ANNE NMIIMAN She hath an hend to eontrive, an tongue to persuade and u hand to execute. Entered 110. Volloge Prep., 3- Yr, Honor Roll, Permanent Turrh. GERALD YHUNG A eingle word often betrays in great design. Entered '30, General. ALICE HANSLNEY A girl we love for what slu- is. Entered '30, College Prep., Sr, A, L'lll.lI'l'h Com., Decora- tion Coin., Kodak, Girls' Club Rep., Torch, Glee, Hi- Jinx. ANNE LAHSON lVithdrew from sz-hool April 17, 19:43. DON VV.-Xl.l.At,'E And what a pitcher was he! Entered '29M, General, Sea- gull Club, 2nd Team Foot- ball. Baseball 3-Years. PA'l'R1C'A MCCULLOUGH A sparkling eye, a pair of lips, 'l'hat's often why n fel- low trips. Entered '30, General Girls' Club Rx-p,, Sr.A Pifture Voininittve. HAHRIETTE FOFFIN A sweet, nttrnetive kind of fnee, A full assurance giv- en by her face. Entered '31, General, Glee Plub, Sr. A Ot-tette, Mixed Vhorus. ESTIIER Tl-IORNBERHY Her voice was ever gentle, soft and low. Entered '30, Commercial, Hand, Glee. Roll Room Rep., Sr. Girls' 01-tette, Hi- Jinx, llealtli Uom., Kodak DUNALD PITT Slit-cell was given to nmn to disguise his thought4. Entered '30, General Vire- Pres. Eleetiir- Club. r ' ' , 5 i, f Q X ll i .WV HELEN NVELLS Charmed by the foolish whistle of n man. Entered '30, General, Locker' Sup., Band, Orchestra, In- termediate Glee. PHY! TROY Is any man free eitu-pt the one who can pnss us he pleases? Entered '30, General. RYITRIEL SONTRA That which is not worth speaking they sing. Entered '30, General, Senior Octette, Intormedizxte Glee, Torch Society, Good Cheer Com., Girls' Club Rep. VVINONA STANTON A strong body strengthens the mind. Entered '30, C-0mmere1a.l, Red Rover Chair. '32 - '33, Roll Room Rep., U. of KV. Play Day '32-'33, Hockey Coach, 2-Yr. Letter Wearer. kv