Everett High School - Nesika Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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ments, the clubs to which he belonged, and the activities he engaged in. The second is that, as you read the introductory paragraphs, you will corne to realize how this school was in its beginning. The clubs to which the student of that day belonged, his classes, and his arnuse- ments were not so very different frorn ours, for the same school spirit and loyalty existed then at it does today. When you turn the pages of this book you will find all the pictures identified from left to right and all rows frorn front to back. 1 1 Pa92 Five l I l -1

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Page Six Miss Margaret J. Clark graduated from Everett High School in the year I893, the first year this institution held graduating exercises. She was the only member of her class. The diploma was given her in the Opera House, situated on Pacific Avenue near the river. The room was crowded with the curious, many ot whom hadn't known a high school existed in the city. That night was a milestone in the de- velopment of Everett's educational system. This year, on the fiftieth anniversary of the school, we dedicate the Nesika to Miss Clark, now Mrs. Frank Salisbury, who has always been actively interested in Everett and the growth of its schools.