Everett High School - Nesika Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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F l I g NO PICTURES: Crayton, Catherine-English, Torch Society Adviser, Roscoe, Emma - Library, Nicolino, Thelma - Home Economicsp McGeai'h Jr., Samuel A.-Vocational, Hatlen, Charles - Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing, Jones, Casey Vocational. ROSE, GUY S. SCHNASSE, GERTRUDE SHAVE, ETHEL Vocational: Mid-year Senior A Adviser lglistroryg Agsefrxnhly Committee Aclviserg Languagesg Torch Society Adviser. op OlTlOlZ OVISBV. Commemralk STURGEQN, ANNE Eng'Isng Baseball Coacng Assembly Com- Commerdaiu mittee Adviser. TENNYSON, FLORENCE WYCQFF ETHEL Historvg Student Council Adviser. THORESON, MABEL. Science? Science Crub Advrsm' Arty Jr. Red Cross Adviser. SMEAD BERNARD E. RYAN' Dom- sHA1 rucK, VIRGINIA Vocational: sage Ligntingp Public Aa. Home Economics. . Home Economics Department Head. dress System. STEPHENSONI RUTH swAI.I., s. T. TAYLOR, JANE Englishg Senior A AdviS2f, Vocational. Scienccg Mid-year Senior A Adviser. THOMPSON, MAURICE WALTHER, NOEL S. YLVISAKER, WALTER Historyg Matlriematicsg Senior B Aclviserg Mathematics Department Headg Treasurer Foreign Languages Department Headg Stu- Pep Squad Director. and Financial Adviser of School Activities. dent Council Adviser, I .1 ff , , Page Fourteen mf' 'tftyyi 'icafv

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'sgA.. KOLKANA, JOHN Matncrnatrcsg Boys' Ciub Adviser. McCORMACK, KATHRYN B. Mutncfnatrcsq Nesixa Adviser. MUDGETT, GOLD E. Hisioryg Election CO 'xT'Tif. N. KNAPP, DORA Corrrrncrcioig Torcn Socicfv Advisor McGREW, TWILA Physical Educaiiong G. A. C. Adviscrg T. A. Dance Committee Adviser. OFSTIE, VALBORG Mathcniatzcsg Senior B Adviser W - -1 K is if LALIN, HELEN LOVEJOY, JEAN Cornrnerciaij Hi Jinx Director. Home Econornicsg Sophomore A Advisor. MILLER, CHARLOTTE MILNOR, WILLIAM R. Languagcsp Sgnror A Aovrsc Omtmv Cmfcsts PETERSON, ELSIE RAMSTAD, ARTHUR Mssrzg Gicc Clnbsg A C33 LANGE, ORVIE Engiisng Radio Productiong Dccfarnaticn Hisioryj Track Coacnj Hi-Y Adviscrg Sopho- rnorn B Advisory Scagsii Ciub Adviser. MAGELSSEN, HAROLD C. Cornnncrciaig Engiisifg Dcoaf fo Vocationaij Junior A Advisci. MOODY RUTH ,Allaldgwlrfwlnrgg-'1?riIii:iIX Advise, HomclEconomicsg Red Cross Adviser. ROBARGE EDMERE PHENEY1 AGNES Engiishg 'Lanyiagesj Hi Jinxp Junior A Ad- Engllsn. viscrq Red Cross Adviser. Page Thirteen

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-Jn fi, a 441:1- S!! ln l892 twenty students assembled in a fra ne building on Broadway Avenue to hold classes in high school work. The one room was heated by an old-fashioned pot-bellied stove. ln the winter it was a boy's chief delight to kick down the pipe so the school had to be closed for re- pairs. Miss Emma Yule, the only teacher, acted as principal also, One year later the school was moved to an upper room of the Monroe School, a large brick structure on Riverside. From then, for a period of about ten years, classes were held almost anywhere. Back to the Broadway school in l894, then to the second floor of a down-town office building, now known as the Colby Building, and finally, the Central School, the first building erected especially to accommodate the growing enrollment, was completed. lt was not until l909 that the building we call the Main was occupied. Now, fifty years after its humble beginning, the Everett High School takes up an area of two city blocks, has four buildings, a faculty of fifty-six teachers, and supplies the edu- cational needs of more than sixteen hundred students. Page Fifteen -11 , ?J