Everett High School - Nesika Yearbook (Everett, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1943 volume:

LM-..,v km I , -S n , x K N 4 . X N X s I X y ir i f if if 05.2 xx Q Q51 Hu NlSlllH H43 lished by The Associated Students of Everett :gh Scho Allce Earl, Editor In Chief Kathryn B. McCormack, Adviser Edward Austin, Business Manager Noel S. Walther, F1'nancic1I Adviser Dedication v , , r 1 ' . , x., . 1 ., v, V fu v ,v n v v ' . , . f V . c , , f fr v lm , fn .We 1rr1w1'1.:.'r: Gordon Baker Nesika Staff Photographer , A i +1 117212112 1sf1 af1'm2 A 7' F4JC'LJz'fP' ' I 7 S651 K'IC'63 H011 -RN 'lx 1 W JORDAN J A REEVES O N JOHNSON HI ROEN -XII HL TH M I L Ll L L Q P 1 K X 17 ML! N ' L W L VLLLXXL I7 7 L NP? PL Y 71 X N ld I U flu Nl I L mx 1 L C W Jordan W C Brownmg George do I --1 RIN SCHOOL BOARD Culmback Arthur Wulson A C Whuteley O N Johnson A Reeves 'x LARRY GERSTENBERGER ROBERT B FARNSWORTH CATHERINE ROSS Pr1s11i1r11 Pr1r1c1p I Ass1stan1 to Prmcupal 1 11 1 1 11 x 1 IL 11 s 11 x111 11 111 111111 1111 ll 111111 111 Ll 111 11114111 1111111 1111111 111111111111 11111111111 111 111115111 1111 A11111111111 H1111 511111111 T11 1111111115 11111 111111 11111 as b11p111111111111 11711178 11111 1111111 1 cl 111111111111 1111111111111 11111111 1111s d 1 11111 11 111 C1 1 1 11111 1111 1111111 11111 111 ll 111 1lSL 111 1111x 111111111110 G111111111111111 5 111111 111 11 111 Ll 11111 II 11111111 111111111111 1 1 111111 1111 1 1 1 11 1 x l1l11X 111111 ll 117111 Ll 1 111111111 Il 11111s1111c111 1111111 x1111 ld 1 I 1. 11 111 1 I1 1 IL I OT Il1 117711 1111 R1111111T B Fa11xsxx1111T11 STUDENT COUNCIL Dan Moore Don Rncketts Mnss Tennyson Faculty Advuser Pat Topp Vuce Presudent Larry Gerstenberger Presudent Mardy Swalwell Secretary Eddie Bell Nick Mardeslch Slandmg Bud Carpenter Cal Laudy Scott Smuth V1cePresldent Sian Boreson Ruchard Skinner Larry Dowan Was 1 ELEANOR AHLERS Lubrarv JAMES AKRIGHT Erwgllxlw Dcpartmcvt that C. B. ARTHUR Vocntuorml ISABELLE CARLISLE Hlsturv Department Head THEODORE CEDERBERG Er-Qlrxlfn, Drarvmtrcs ELLEN COLLINS Stunlx Hall GEORGE COUNTRYMAN Englrsh CATHERINE CRAYTON Englxsh KIRSTEN CULMBACK Choral Musrc R B FARR Vocatronal JENNI GILCHRIST Study Hall WILLIAM GOWEN Physrcal Educat cn MARGARET HENDRICKSON Supervrsor of Cafeterras ANDREW HOLLAND Scnence RAYMOND HOWELL Instrumental Music Ti Xa! v -t ...X Siu HELEN HULETZ ROSCOE JENKINS 5 L Q Dmarrmenr Haas ESTHER JOHNSON a nw G r s Acw FANNIE JOHNSON J CASEY JONES JAY KEMPKES NCD DORA KNAPP JOHN KOLKANA 5 Jser HELEN LALIN F W fca ANNA BELLE LEE C1 7 Dyparr ,went CIT JEAN LOVEJOY fn' '-'J ,VY'MC- MARIE LUNDEEN Cimmercsa KATHRYN B. McCORMACK L3f 0 '.?f 'X VXI N TWILA McGREW PM: ca- Educatuon CHARLOTTE MILLER Larviuages f'a:- : DOROTHY MILLER Commerclal RUTH MOODY Home Ecenomwcs GOLD E MU DGETT H n gory KATHLEEN MUMM Home Ecqnorwcs THELMA NICOLINO Englvsh VALBORG OFSTIE Mathemattcs AGNES PHENEY English ARTHUR RAMSTAD Hustory EDMERE ROBARGE Englush Languages GUY S ROSE Vocatnonal GERTRUDE SCHNASSE Huston VIRGINIA SHATTUCK Home Econormcs Depirtment Head ETHEL SHAVE Languages BERNARD E SMEAD Vw atnonal CHARLES SMITH Physucal Education Department Head fPa Q mix, ,- fl, f CORA LYNN SMITH Commercual RUTH STEPHENSON Englash JANE STORHOW Home Economucs KATHRYN STOVER Sczence ANNA STURGEON Comme-rclal HARRY TAVENNER Englrsh JANE TAYLOR Scnence FLORENCE TENNYSON Hlsfory MAURICE THOMPSON Hlstory Mathematocs MABEL THORESON Art .I P WALLINGFORD Vocatnonal NOEL S WALTHER Mathematics Dept Head ETHEL WYCOFF S xence O YLVISAKER ROSA ZIMMERMAN Supervisor of Music fP Q H W. . Lgrguage Department Head auf TI tviccnl ' Q nn shannon., fireman., facing, Divison Cantina., . . vv..n.,., lqwnq 'Uaeoeq 1 ' ann... . ' ' 1 Q ,ky L . , x , Q Q c 4 an Q Dedlcahon Program Students of Everett Hugh School were responslble for the program on March 25 l943 at whnch trme the serxlce flag was dedrcated Srnce lt would be lmpossuble to place enough stars on the flag to represent each boy and gurl nndnvrduallv a plan has been devlsed whereby each star wall represent several members The flag hangang rn the lubrary along wuth a book contaunrng the names of all former stu dents and parents and friends of those nn the servnce are nnvuted to vusat the lnbrarw at anv time e Dcsert Song mbt rj X 'cnt nng: t G V Wir Allris H Dramw D wr A L' v W A ucwn ral ws lint B nfs c r U 7 R Dancer Plerrc n, and P mp r un s n C tl n in na du 1 Selccflr lt 1 isrn ne F wer 3 r we f VX C T lil' CJ F mf mc we 1 1 1 wt T L f r MAT Mir Amr r cwnlt tn l N 3 r ts cltss L 1 cs tr Sp nqlc lte lnlft an B mtl Q l r Bind vcrct Hr h ru Gtr tnnlbt rgn Ar rcnc Aulltence GOLD STAR SERVICE HONOR ROLL Service Record Seniors Juniors Soph om ores January Class 1942 YTWLUVM r TL 4 W WL 1 H X XSL W an Zl wa L ir w 1 X Lr C s r nz W N LTIQ Lu ' Vdw L w nLxLd w 3 ami K W CVS f permmwerwf T CH puns 1 H Lwq w V4 mmm JL L r UL wm rm L C L L Tr wx P L rwarx an ru L11 rw L W ITWLITWADLV baccalaL1rL1tL SL LICL 1 wL Pmswx LV a mrfw W at w H TI WG w vw WL S c w L L WL LS mg L w vww T L vw v BL-L K 3 x 'VLX wrt, w mr ' vm C LJCH wcmt hr LIGW I r ws 2 Lr L w VKL NCS T N L L vu V CP r NL GW M35 NLF L 7 L r L 13 L IL UW VCVCTY H gh A fumm wr f 1 rw SV1LdWL WQVQ xx wTLL W wa VHLLIWTCC1 sua: wg 1 VL rv W g fa L T N CN :O HY: N :Y f fx! . 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Kel WORDSWORTH PAUL WRIGHT SHIRLEY YLVISAKER DORIS WOODFIELD VICTOR YOAKAM IRENE SS ZUEVELA VIOLET YORKSTON MARIE ZYLSTRA JEAN YOUNG BOB D: GROOT MENA LALONE BETTY GRADUATE AT END OF SUMMER SCI-ICOL CALDWELL KATHLEEN RICH JO NO PICTURES CLASS OF 42 I 2 BODDY MARGARET DARBY JOAN BERG LEROY BRUHN STANLEY CHAPMAN FRANZL FINGER GARY BURKE ROGER 111 If s I CLASS OF 43 KING CLYDE HOWELL JACK SOLBERG ERVIN HYMER KATHRYN SLINGERLEND BEATRICE JOHNSON TED JOHNSON THOR WILLIAMS EDWARD SUMMER SCHOOL KEELER JACK KENNEDY DAN TWEEDDALE ED Q G' If 5 JG, - ' 1 .1 .ep 1 I 5 sv 'C.1E- I 1 ' I N .1 - 1 ,7 ' .-1, 1, , . 133. 'lg af P' 1 v 2 - lx . I 1 A V1 S AK .. , 7 V. . v I I X ', EV: r - A R '11 -1-.' 1.1-. .1 F . 1. A. 3.5 4 Y.: J Lvlbv .mic I 1 , 1 7,-,.1,, : .4 : It gk WS.. A ,., V 1 , ,..4,, 1,3 .MI fl: CA' 4 7 1 Sw .r 1 1 Q '-' Q1 ,vc ,: 2 1 ,,- 1' w.,f.1' F2 f , . 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' ,. , Lf 41 I 1 E Q'r-:4 ff 1' J, 1 1- 1- ,- 5 ' I 5 I 'J 1 V 1 ' , 8.1 : ,. wv, A ,g A ,aww 1 1 1 EA .I If I e:- .',1'.'a', I 1-1'1 Hrrwl M fS F , f ' 5 1 1 1 J -S .I : f E: if : ' 1' ffl ':f 'Irv -x u , , J,. f', A19 ' Q55 f' Semor B Class Half a hundred of us wuth half a year to gc True we re a comparatuvely small group but we ve been makung up for lack of numbers wuth lots of school spurut and an all out effort to make the most of every moment of our hugh school career Wuth our last sprung semester now drawuno to a close let s revuew some of the scenes that have made a lastung umpressuon upon us splashung about between classes on those warm but rauny early sprung days suddenly realuzung that the trees and shrubs on the Campus were turnung green agaun deducatung our Servuce Flag wuth the knowledge that some of our classmates are represented there and seeung Old Glory on a brught sprung day wavung from atop the maun buuldung We can promuse you that our funal semester at Everett Hugh wull be an actuve one Perhaps we can fund fume to enter unto more of those actuvutues we ve been unterested un sunce our Sophomore days However our actuvutues must take second place for we re begunnung to realuze that more than ever before a hugh scholastuc standard us a necessuty to our country as well as to ourselves Craduatuon to most of us wull be the forerunner of servuce euther un offuces factorues colleges at home or at the battle front Our two advusers Muss Dorothy Muller and NluSSJar'1D Taylor have shown a fune co operatuve spurut For the help they have guven us and for that pre graduatuon chaos whuch they ll brung to rughts next semester we are deeply grateful SENIOR B s nt u sm n Q ers n e son u e s Ru hurt Grunm K u n Jac bsen Norl Lnstr Bmnn n yu urgn vu r te Th n Wes Currue l-lolxclqe Smulex Spaxd um burrows v. rown 1 weem e C ue C :ur n wan un l-l a Baurd Fr-unce ucllu We SENIOR B OFFICERS SENIOR B COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE 1 esurent us u A wsu an nt Orlmm Wu tlwke Gruffuth Dennus f rl C ummenfernc nt Comnuuttu Chwurmaun vuum ute SeCret1ryTre1surer Mus J T l vs Muss D Muller Werner Berry Lefccq Aclvlser tw 2 hns n Whute Hylliml Sanford suq wn Prsufc Dw L - . , , , . . , . I - I J . I . . . . . . . , ' u u u I f T' I Frc F-lm Na C P te o , N l - ,Gen llu, Ol on, C K ls, w , n tso, 0 , lng, N u J, f u Ru 2 LSL ' , l l:ferk rn, Sn th, I3 an n, uesse , utlculne, , W , , , B - stead Row 3 Rancwurt, Watters., Dtuph, Mxer, Whlte, LOCOCQ, Svxeum, Ruch, Caldwell, l-lermansen, Berg, Rf: A B u , H.ll, T l.I , Du k , M Cl. qhlu , Moore, Du , Jrul son, e lx, , . , IQ, L lls Mm re, Pre f , M s D M ller, ul' ' St Pro Rtm -F 's . , , , U ,V , , . .. K K I 5 u Wh -, . - 1 , N axnr, Ru- 2 Q X, , , N . Ru , up tu , N , , I Iflv 'ur' Do : , cu funt Mes-ng Baurtl, -' an f:,,,S,. ',.. Jumor Class Our Junior year has drawn to a close Doesn t it seem unbelievable that we have only one year left at Everett High? With all of the newness gone returning to school last September mer ly meant renewing acquaintances and s ttling down to this business of education We had a clearer understanding of our school s activ ities and at last we too were actually participating in them lt was now our turn to s rve on student committees ioin various school organiza tions and even act as officers in some of them Student comments cn the success of the Junior Prom have given us a feeling of pride and delight We feel it was one of the outstanding social achievements of our iunior year Other classmates have found that their interests lie in fields of arl drama pub lications and music Taking first place in the Hi Jinx gave each of us a thrill we shall long remember We ve also shown an active interest in the sports world at Everett High O all of our teams next year will be found returning junior lettermen We realize though as we watch many seniors don the uniforms of our country s armed services that perhaps next year many of our classmates will be among those out there fight ing and doing their best to win even as they did at Everett High Next year we re looking forward to the first fall edition of the Kodak pep assemblies electing class officers hearing Christmas carols broadcast over the campus the first snowfall of the season and finally donning our caps and gowns knowing our pictures will be up front in the next Nesika To our advisers who have been so co operative and willing to help us we are sincerely grateful. Junior B advisers were Miss Dorothy Miller and Miss Jane Tay- lor. Junior A advisers were Miss Kirsten Culmback Mr, George Countryman Mr R. B Farr Miss Helen Huletz Miss Dora Knapp Miss Jean Lovejoy Miss Kathryn McCormack Miss Ruth Moody Miss Ethel Shave and Miss Florenc.- Tennyson, Another chapter in our life at Everett High has drawn to a close. lt has been fun making the most of each school day hasn t it? Let s continue doing this for all too soon we will be singing Remembering and high school days will be over. 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T SC V rw I4, . , , I ' , L Xu , vff W.: ,K I Y '11, ,gf ,N-Ink R J S TI , Tn II , FQ S II, SIN I. mi xy L Sophomore Class Entering the portals of Everett Hugh our long awauted hugh school career sud renly seemed a trufle bewulderung for som of us confusing Our advusers were un derstandung and to our surprise lofty seniors were really not so bad By the time we received our first report cards we had become accustomed to our chedules and had begun to make many new friends Well cherish the thrull of our furst football game receuvung a one bar Torch pun the basketball tournament and Campus Day as only a few of the unforgetable hugh lights of our Sophomore year As green sophues we ve not shouldered responsible unduvudual tasks but col lectuvely we ve stood ready and wullung to do our part Selecting worthy class officers was our furst important step for through them we would be represented un the stu dent governung body We are grateful for the effucuent manner un whu h our officers have served In the two years left of our stav at Everett Hugh School we plan to enter more fully unto school actuvutues athletucs musuc drama and clubs Already we have par tucupated un athletucs as we have had our own sophomore teams un three major sports baseball track and basketball We are well represented un other branches of school lufe uncludung band orchestra and choral musuc groups Havung aduusted ourselves to the way of lufe here at E H S during our first year we are now ready to settle down to getting the most out of our educatuon and organuzatuons un our next two years A new system of class advusers have been inaugurated this year Instead of the usual three or four advusers we now have ten Working wuth fewer students en ables the teachers to become better acquaunted wuth problems of the unduvudual pupul These advusers wull guide us not one year but three. Sophomore A advusers were Miss Catherine Crayton Mr. William Cowen Miss Charlotte Miller Mrs, Cold E. Mudgett Miss Agnes Pheney Mr, Arthur Ramstad Mr. B. E. Smead Miss Ruth Stephenson Miss Anna Sturgeon and Muss Ethel Wycoff. The smaller but equally active Sophomore B group had two advisers Miss Certrude Schnasse and Mr. Maurice Thompson Our first year has been one of adjustment organization and preparation for the two important years that lie ahead. With first impressions now in the past we re looking forward to th, future when we shall contribute more fully to the schol' astic athletic and social achievements of Everett High. SOPHOMORE B OFFICERS SOPHOMORE A OFFICERS Betty Huggins, Vice Presudentj Lois Persons, Cal Laudy Vice-Presudent, Mrs. Mudgett Ad- Presudent, Mr, Thompson Arlvuserg Margaret e, Mon e Smalley, Secretary, Rucharc Kline, Secretary. Skunner, Presudent, fri, nt R runs rr vpn r Basva n rr c Bun Q lrl Anrers n O25 Arrnytrfng Ar 1 Bu W rrrch A hwtz nsun Ter ir ret! 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LF.. it Drama Clubs Pubhca tzons M usic Music ff? 4 A it 'mes -,Q CHRISTMAS PAGEANT In keepung wnth the Chrustmas season the story of the Natuvnty was again pre sented as a student productnon thus year The combtned efforts of the Music and Drama departments made thas year's pageant a more beautnful and successful pre sentatlon than any previous production The pageant In Its present form was written three years ago by Mr George Countryman for presentation un E H S A CAPPELLA CHOIR Back Row Wnlsey, Hunshaw, Thomas, Duwe, Smnth Raymond Wordsworth, Troxel, Archer, Clyde, Otto, Hupton, Grldroy, Muckey, Negard, Ruchards Row 3 Lowe Gordon, Lokken, Morrus, Brannon, Poat, Sanford Engebregson Young, Kravtk, Mrllard Paulson, lenses, Austman, Glldroy Muss Culmback Row 2 Fortune Barlow, Hartsen, Jagodntsch, Keefe Johnson, McTorIand, H Holt Jenkvns Megns Holdstock, Bellnson, Lozeau Srmth Front Row Pnneo, Evans, Taft, Larson Matheson, Brannon, Slnngerlend, Felder, F Hott, Vunge, Davus Breen, Von Schrlltz fPag1 Fo'ty nm 'V' my av FAA 5-.p.va. ...- li 140- Orchestra 5 1 rv 3 All r r Q K+ 4 lx nnwq 1 lv gxs N r Ilf 1 L VL Band fmt w rar 'lr r fl .rr v ff Wrllqrwnw Rnw 2 Thlessen AATUQPWIID Phrpps Moore Harper Kgnncdx Wlcken Anderwn Mr Hwwgl' Dlreclfvr Ezard Jihnson BI mb C Maughlm Wells Ulf Lnnlx w a or M ma J umm laven lurq Ur L usfwrw wu sun use lu Edrsc rw J hrwm Armstrong Pottnrkcm Bgck Ahrn raw Y D zwnlnq Edgerton Whrte Brllmr P Amlgr rw vxasmusxgn Trcrxel Pwtclutt rm C mar' rw r rw Q urls- Tucmr l-lrrflr e lrrr Pune Hupf m B emner B Am er w Hu Irv 1 KS in svn s r L v un Sprllrrvm Herr ra 1 F l Fr mt Lx vw N' y. rw NA.V'rlr.1 VVQKL' 'VXA vr F Crm' H H lx Xlm Dfw G li vw 1 l Dawg ll Dux: Xml Dwi lfml -W rw F- wr SY' l4.2 '-r' 'NMC r'r'f+- Jrnxw' ptr gn via' L.2'Trr Hr C rv K VC li W 3 Smrm V:Fr1r.wJ Brrwyr Brmlur O mr r..'ri, Vrffr rf VV 'll HN-NVD D . x l.. 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M. :ml ,Grrf , W, Q lk , T ru- BL-QI1 Hal urs , 1 , , Zyl :Y I P,-4 GIIIS Ensemble t J l at Mums mal Hot MC aran Zylstra Nenge Kerr Edfast Paulson Barow Thomas Wnlsev Hudelson Negard Carlson At plano Mxss Knrsten Culmback G1r1s Glee Front Row McCllnton Pashly Hay Kerr Petterson Grundy Heburt uam Roberts Nlckel Row 2 Larson Dolsky Reese Botler Small Von S hrlltz Klrsch Wallen Torkelson Melseth Paulson l-lelntz Campbell Row 3 Relnertson Belt Mackemch Stewart Kvangnes Hudelson Auld Slte Sensor Rancort M Anderson Jetfrues Jensen Stromme Dowd Boys Glee FONT Rlw Halvvrson Blu Heckend rf Hackler Otto Rww 2 Berrv Wlelanl Boortz fifag, F GQ H1 llnx Cllmaxlng weeks of hectuc preparatlon the twelfth annual Hn Junx carryung out an All Amerucan theme was presented to the students and general public un two per formances afternoon and evennng An lndustrlous Junuor Class copped ftrst pnze wtth thetr Cay Nlnetles Revue thus breaklng a tradutuon that has held forth through the eleven prevlous years Never before has a class walked off wnth the honors Pat Hubbard and Shirley Rae were un charge of the act The second prtze went to the Hn Y wuth thenr streamluned melodrama entntled Untted By Love Almost Scott Smuth was un charge of thus act Fnrst pruze for the lnduvudual act went to Stanley Boreson who with has accor dnan amazed the audience wnth has Swedlsh versucn of Oh' Johnny Dorothv Brown and Flanzl Chapman tued for second place Dorothy sang a medley of songs from the falm The Fleets ln an encore For Me and My Cal Franzl played Smoke Cets an Your Eyes and for Other acts garned wade approval of the audnence The Campus Coeds presented Toy Soldters On Parade wuth sturrung mnlntary musuc precusnon and spacung The Electruc Trades Class was praused for tts electrlcally controlled robot whlch walked ralsed tts arms and dtd other marvelous feats The Clurls Club brought back memorles wrth thenr fashnon show nn whuch the gurls together wtth theur costumes and lnght :ng effects were beautuful The Drama Class put on a skut entntled Backstage whuch depucted the truals and trnbulatnons rn puttung on a stage show Betty Husby was pratsed as the star ln the undsvndual acts the Bomba dears lnote the spellungl captlvated the audt ence wuth theur black faced Topsy Dance Pat Anderson gave a mulltary tap dance and her unlform was lavnshly decorated wuth red whute and blue cellophane Marnlyr- Nowak roller skated on the stage and showed wonderful balance on such a sluppery platform verson Irene Hughes Ellsworth Purdy and Russell Banrd As narrator Russell Batrd was a second W C Ftelds an has top hat and swallow tall coat Such a nose has never before been exhrbtted tn any school productnon He tntroduced each act wlth the flnesse of a poltshed master of ceremonues and every one was amazed at hrs ad llbbung abnlnty Each year the wnnnnng act wnll have nts name engraved on the beautlful trophy whnch was purchased thus Year and IS now on dnsplay un the trophy room Enve dollars an war stamps was ftrst prnze for the unduvldual acts Over one thousand peo ple attended the eventng performance and several hundred over thus amount wat nessed the productlon IH the afternoon The faculty commlttee was composed of Mass Helen Laltn chalrman Mass Twlla McCtrew Mr Theodore Cederberg and Mass Helen Huletz Corsages were presented to Mass Laltn and to Pat Topp student chanrman who for two years has handled thus tremendous productuon The judges selected by vote of the commtttee were Mass Phyllus Hester B T Moore Doctor Edwnn Chase and Mass Evelyn Tyler GAY NINETIES REVIEW Front Row Kent Sleverllng Osland Thompson Redmwnn Harrtson Dodge Ganette Allen Sylten Chandler Row 2 Hubbard Adams Garvm Phelan Purdy Severson Clyde Ogren Schuchart Smnth Archer Mass McCormack McElroy Carlson Werner Skalley Weller Cookson Ingram La Grandeur Bore son Mykelbust Rae ACCORDIANIST Stan Boreson NARRATOR Russ Balrd SKATER Martlyn Nowak CAMPUS COEDS McDougal Putman Carlson Mttchel Covert Magnuson Seberg Judy Pashley HI JINX COMMITTEE Front Row Banrd Topp Alverson Hughes Purdy Row 2 Mr Cederberg Muss McGrew Mass Lalun Mass Huletz I I . I I I . r Y V ' ' ' ' ' fl I I ll T ll I ll Il I - ll ,, . ,, . . . , . .I . , l . . I , . . I I , I - I - , , . Chairman of the student committee was Pat Topp who was assisted by Tom Al- , , r , ' ,A A ' , ' ' , Mr. . . , , , . gf Ffty-twol J' ..L I XX K W ,Q u 4'- ..- n u . 0 m 1, ' 1 N!-' A 5' .x 'iw' 51 ' 3, gf Elf! f fry, u . 5 . . A x Q JI' fini' A fir we 'ff I ' r S 9- 'S Q Vr ,- !' Q 'X xi X . R3 ff ii . ' an ' 5 . :HL I Q M . ,oi 3' Q, U' Drama ONE ACT PLAYS Somethung new un thc dramatuc depvrth nt t Exerett l-lugh School was untro duced un January of thus y wr lt was an evenung tf onc act plays presented un thc drama room for a lumutccl auduence omp s dot parents frucnds and faculty mem bers Patterned after Noel Cowards Tonught at Eught thurtv serues whuch pope laruzed the one act pliy un thus country th plays wr rc durected by the tudents them selves under thc supervusuon of Mr Ccdcrb rg These three one acters ran the gam ut from comedy to drama begunnung wuth the sparklung Ladues Alone a sature cowcernung the woes of three gurls wuthout a date Whule the scene was beung set for the second play Josephunc Thomas sang two solos after whuch There s Always Tomorrow a surpruse come y wuth an ac tor actress debutante and a landlady was presented Durung the untermussuon to the accompanument of musuc coffee and cookues were served un the lubrary The auduence then returned to Room 3 to see the last play Afraud of the Dark a seruous drama of doomed men un pruson These dramatuc offerungs were well receuved and the contunuance of such a program us looked fo ward to wuth much unterest Another play Three s a Crowd was presented at a Curls Club assembly These vehucles were not lumuted to hugh school but were presented for the entertaunment of many socual and cuvuc groups uncludung the Luons Club Badoura Club and P TA s Other plays and dramatuc scenes were staged from tume to tume for guest classes Drama students also partucupated un several raduo programs throughout the year SPRING PLAY Thus year s play Out of the Fryung Pan was presented by the dramatuc de partment for three evenungs Aprul l2 I3 and l4 A new comedy by Francus Swann ut uouns the ranks of plays whuch fund entertaunment un the truals and trubulatuons of the theatrucal professuon Centerung un the actuvutues and aspuratuons of young ac tors ut was partucularly suuted to the talents of a group such as ours at Everett Hugh School The furst evenung was a guest performance guven for a small but apprecua tuve auduence composed maunly of servuce men and theur wuves On the two succeed ung nughts the play was attended by an auduence of more than 2500 Castung for Out of the Fryung Pan called maunly for young men and women wuth the exceptuon of three older roles Revuews and auduence reactuon were un real uty a serues of rave notuces unanumous un theur assertuon that all the characters were expertly portrayed and perfectly cast The three character parts whuch won hugh prause were taken by Betty l-lusby Ellsworth Purdy and Larry Cerstenberger Each dramatus persona however was felt to be a star un hus own rught Clothes and props led the members of the back stage crew a merry chase for un these days of ratuonung gurdles hamburgers truck knuves ketchup and skulls are hard to fund The set though not laborate nor modern fauthfully reproduced the luxung room of an old brownstone front apartment un New York Cuty Much credut for thus year s hut should go un addutuon to the splendud perform ance of the players to the productuon staff Mr Creorge Countryman auded un the constructuon of the set and scenery Mr Cuy Rose helped wuth propertues Mr Theodore Cederberg durected and produced The ShOW aSSISf6-d by MVS Cederberg Bettue Jo Davus held the book throughout the productuon Dave Love was stage manager wuth a staff consustung of Roy France Jack Headlee and Oluver Peterson Property man was Ceorge Kortekaas Ushers for the play were Anna Rose Santoro chaurman Jene Brownung Shurley Covert ghurley Culdroy lone Martuh and Dorothy Stever ' s u 5 1 f ' - . . C c. u c 11 X Y 1 Cc c, 1: 1 X X 1 -u f- ,N n s r C 1 c. c f y , I 1 11 11 s H u, , , c. I , 1 fs - w s r r V c , C - . ,I 9 , 1 f x w sc 11 11 , L I 11 - i 11 K ,, u ' s - - 1 - 11 1 1' 1 . ' rj . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,, . ,, . . . 1 f 11 1 11 - I l . .. . . . . . . 1 I I y . . . - 1 11 - 11 - 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . , ' - 11 - 11 - ' 1 . . ,, . ,, . . . 1 1 1 1 ' 11 V 11 A V - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' fs - 1 '- 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 . . I . - I 11 11 A 1 1 . . , F . , . 1 1 1 1 '1 K: One Act Plays LADIES ALONE THREE S A CROWD A satire in one act Peggy Margaret Taft Norah Betty Husby Marge Bettie Jo Davis Scene Main room of a small apartment Time Present early ev ning in April. AFRAID OF THE DARK A serious play in one act. Guard , XfVarren Ballew Juan Scott Smith chaplain Chuck Chaffee Wi lic Larry Cerstenberger Scenei Death-row in a prison. Time: Just before dawn, A comedy in one act Eddie Scott Smith Madeline Mardy Swalwell Ellen Dorothy Brown Edward Austin Mr Johnson ccn . A park in a large c't . Time' 9 o clo k of a June evening. THERE S ALWAYS TOMORROW A comedy in one act. Virginia ,, , ,, Carol Westlake Mrs. Scrump ,, ,,Mary Paula Rains Joan ,, Dorothy Browi. Bo ,, , Edward Austin Scene. A boarding hous in New York Time: The present. ls' ag Fftysx Sprmg Play Ceorge Bodell Norman Reese Tony Dennison Would be Actors Kate Ault Marge Benson Dottie Coburn Would b Actresses Mrs Garnet the Landlady Scott Smlth Edward Austnn Chuck Chaffee Dorothy Brown Mardy Swalwell Carol Westlake Muruel Foster Dottle s fraend from Boston Margaret Taft Mr Coburn a Boston Polntlclan Mr Kenny a Theatrlcal Producer Mac Polncemen La rry Ce rstenbe rger Ellsworth Purdy Bob Mendenhall oe Warren Ballew scene The luvnng room of an old brownstone front apartment an New York Cnty Tnme The present . , , ,a,s ...l.,, ,a.,,,,.,., , , . .. ,a,, ,,....,.., ,,,..s... B e tty Husby J j ....,.,s.a,,a,,,,.,,..,s a,c,s..,....,,...,. r' . ' ' ' .- . W1 Clmffcc, Swfllwcll WLS! 'a L Taft,Gerstenbcrger Smlth Men lenhall Austln Bzl lcw Br wn Husby Purdy Westlmkc Swalwell Chaffee Brown Austln Srnnth CC 3-x rv TORCH OFFICERS Tom Alyers n Vice President Eddie Bell President Andy Martinis Secretary CREDENTIAL COMMITTEE Smith Hay Ylyisaker McCl:nton Buckley PIN COMMITTEE Swalwell Larson Mulholland Murphy Crcnkhite ELECTION AND FILING COMMITTEES-Temte Sweum Swedin Bates Benson PERMANENT TORCH Front Row Kroger Foote Mardesich Hayes Lash Hauck Muckey Austin Gammon Row Row Row Not 2 Knutson Earl Overland Olson Taft Gaines Roder Manus Zuyella Temte Hayes Millard I Baker 3 Sueverling Anderson Ballinger Felder Winkel Carlson Payne Dodge Swedin Johnson Browning Maughlin Johnson Currie Ogren Vinge 4 Erickson Maynard G Baker Young Buchannon Topp Hughes Jacobson Breen Kinney Arp Zylstra McMannarnon Thacker in PicturefAAlverson, Armstrong, Barlow, Bell, Boortz, Brannon, Brown, Brounty, Buchannon, Christenson, Clarke, Erdahl, Farr, Gerstenberger, Gregg, Hamann, Heink, Jansen, Judy, Keim, Kin- ney, Jo Ann Knisely, Janet Knisely, Kirsch, Kortekaas, Love, Lundquist, Mahood, A. Martinis, P. Martinis, Mazolin, Mergens, Milholland, Miner, Millard, Nichols, Olsen, Purdy, Skalley, Stites, Swalwell, Wolfgram, Ylvisaker. laagv Fiixy. sau nl Lb G Q 9 3 BAR font Row Rubnnsteun Bakken Knrte aas Frazmr Carter Patterson D Whtte Row 7 Jenksns Hamann Jansen Jutlx Kexm ucklex Lewmann Barlow Olson Erra ark Row 3 M Smtth Logerteltlt Petttt MCWher gr Hartson Mergens Krrsch Rtna no Saarm Chrustenscn Mahnnd Jonnston Bremnaer r sow tugs rtscnsen A Martxns aley Ingram P Martunts Dtwsnn w Mtcm Y Johnsn n Garvun Gro ey tnu Walters Maz lun t t ke Brown Skallu Warner Row 3 Olsen Srewerltnq Mxklebust Hubbard Spencer Wcnlfgram Hetnck Lundrquust Vtg ntld Sham Sweum Mttchell Front lxow Russell Hauncs Kosher Rowland Bussgll Stlver Douglas Peterson Burns Hal verson H Snatth Row 2 Hunaphrtes Bruun Backstrern Brltt Evans Lowe Ellrott Holt Mathtson Bates Swasn Dowd Ogren Otto Row 3 Eruckson Norgaard Morrow D Hayes Gustafsm M Anderson Laabs Robxnson Kenneclw Kerr Hudon Barbour f 2 BAR Front Row--Carlson Erlcksen Baker Torkelf , , Ylvtsaker, Severson Rutledge Ogard Hansen Matheson Graff Row 2--Fuller, J. Smith Scghetb, Rae Kennedy Sylten, Allen McClunton, Alrnvtg L. Hay, J Hav, Seaberg. Rnw 3--Engh, Montrny, Lundberg, Heverlung, Benson, Gagnon, Wtldv.anks, Wnvorl, Ruluen Johnson, Van Dyke, Nehrbass r Torch Society Thus year the Torch Socuety has changed its program in several ways Now rt ts no longer necessary to apply tor a new pun because every member s name has been trlcd and as soon as he rccetves the requured number ot pornts hrs new certutr cate and pun are Issued Many new commrttees have become arttye tnls year The Credehttals Commtr tee headed by Janace Buckley checks students pounts The Frlung Commuttee re cards the grades on permanent cards and when the regulred number ot pornts us accumulated the pun us presented One ot the members ot the Pun Commrttee In the lost 'and found to exchange puns The on two and three bar awards are made at Torch meetnngs whale Permanent Torch puns are presented ar award assem blues Pew students have taken advantage ot the tact that polnts are gnven tor school actuvutues They are obtauned by scrap representattves detense stamp sales men and by such persons as members ot the student councll club and class pres: dents members of turst teams and by those holdung other posntuons However rt must be kept nn mund that 1 student must make hrs next bar wnthen an allotted trme or he wrll no longer be consldered a member ot thus organrzatuon Two all school assemblles were held thus year at whtch trme Permanent Torch puns and certutncates were handed out At the tall assembly Representative Jackson spoke and also presented the puns At the sprung assembly Judge Bell addressed the students on Educatuon and Democracy The Electron Commtttee ot the Torch Socuety took charge ot the clubs elec trons Ottrcers elected the tall semester were Eddre Bell Presrdent Tom Alverson Vtce Presndent and Andy Martnnrs Secretary Otttcers elected the sprung semes ter were Nathalre Sweum President Bull Ingram Vuce President and Januce Buck ley Secretary Faculty advusers who conscuenttously supervnsed the vrork were Mass Ethel Shave Mass Catherrne Crayton Mass Dora Knapp and Mtss Kathryn Stover 'IAR nt Ban e B rn rec Tay wr Owen Plc rcx yy yen H rr wt Tr xe Lund Frazler MCQ rmlck Olser' Murtlnson Lx ms en s n Van yke Massey J nes 3 Kmnqness Kuhlank lxeece Schu tz Jnns n Platt Swensvn Overland Olson Murphx Crnnkhtte Lar D11 Front Row Ntckel Yegge O Donnell Runo Walther Meyers Pager Butterfreld Enge bregson Brownlee Persons w 2 Refsnes Chnstenson Dans Thressen Kllne Sensor Hrgguns Sytes Enger Walker Torve Peterson Refsnes Row 3 Arp Denny Thlcsscn Mattson Eruck son Rozelle Smrth Ward Hobbs Larson Wrllnms Barley . 1 1 X 'I Q V , , . U. I , l I '1 I I I A I . 1 1 - K 1 I r In 11 7 11 O C ,I I 1 I X , I A I I I - , 1 . . . 1 1 1 - 1 . T I ll ' I In . 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 , I I I , 1 1 1 ' 1 ' I , 1 1 1 B ' Fra Rtirwff- k , e 1t .t . 1, , , J Smrth Eskes, Hartng Hublow Blue, Melan ' . ' ' Ro 2 -Scrl a ,l 41 l V K 1 , 1, 1 , t , Sf .1 , D' , ' , m PM - 1 1 1 T 1 l J ' ,H , , L K 1 , Q , sin 1 ley 5 V TT I I J r L 1 V 1 1 r T Y 1 1 Po -- - , . , ' , O , 111111 l , s 1 Tpagw Ftlty-'ur'-'il GIRLS CLUB CABINET PAPER COMMITTEE HOSPITALITY COMMITTEI: REFRESHMENT COMMITTEE GHIS Club We 'ln . M. 4 Li: YY! X E f w wbii' 'i . Li Boys Club LIBRARY CLUB Seated Myers Parks Phelps Redmann Blacker Hartm ft Hudon Standlng Ekrem Arp l-laskms Hyde M Ap Losvar Gaston Mass Ahlers Dorgan Log rf l t Srnlth Chester I-Iobles Arnold ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Back Row unnten Chrnstensen Mr Ylvlsaker H rry Moore Front Row Mass D Mlller Sue Swedun Mardy Swalwell Seated Shurley Martrn Shrrley Boynton Twlla Hinshaw Ellsworth Purdy Dorothy Steyer Standung Gayle Dodge Norman Bakken ELECTION COMMITTEE Standlng Mr Ramstad Jack Krause Muss Tennyson Betty Husby Seated George Newland Mrss Carlrsle Sue Swedrn Ed Austln M1ssSchnasse Dan Muckey MATINEE DANCE COMMITTEE Fern Overland Ruth Ogren Wanda Lue Payne Peg Spadafore Pat Dodge Mrss Huletz Mr Ylvusaker F g Sxty Iour Y- I I I I r I I I A . 2 ed . ,Q I I Q ' - - P.-T. A. DANCE COMMITTEE a v I -, 1 Clubs LIBRARY CLUB Organuzed thus fall, the Library Club, under the durection of Miss Eleanor Alhers, has become an important part of the school It has done a great deal to make the library more popular with the students, Meetings were held once a month, after school Duscussuons followed along var uous lines For instance, ut was decided how the books should be arranged on the shelves to make ut easy for students to fund what they desired Demonstrations were held on how to use the card files and how to bund books The club also busued utself with decorating the library on special occasions One of the important projects of the club was the Vuctory Book Drive for the soldiers Nearly sux hundred books were donated by the students Fall Officers President Patty Redmah Vice President Catherine Phelps Sec retary Treasurer Valetta M yer Sprung Officers President Mary Jeann Arncld Vice President Betty Chester Secretary Treasurer Mildred Arp ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Thanks to the Assembly Commuttee advised by Mr Ylyusaker and Miss Dorothy Muller we had unusually good assemblues this year The commuttee IS for the pur pose of arranging all assemblies to be presented to the student body except the Na tional Assemblies which are arranged through the office All programs were well ar ranged and the abolishing of stamping and whustlung added to the quality of the assemblies P T A DANCE COMMITTEE Sponsored by the Parent Teachers Association the P T A Dance Commuttee has charge of all arrangements for Blue and Cold Dances Thus year as every year the dance was held for the graduating class gust before the end of the school term Besides the Blue and Cold the Campus Day dance and one un January was spon sored by thus committee All their dances are chaperoned by parents and teachers who are unterested un observing the success of the students socual affaurs Thus committee us especially unterested un getting sophomores to enter more actively un to school socual lute ELECTION COMMITTEE Advused by the teachers of the Social Scuence Duyusuon the Electuon Commuttee us maintained for the purpose of conducting all student elections un the most demo cratuc manner possuble the sprung a large election was held at which turne members of the Student Councul Boys Club and Curls Club were elected When possible voting machines are used A bug nomunatung assembly was held and delegates from roll rooms attended to nomunate candudates lt has been planned that un the future there shall be more student participation un the nominating and electuon of officers MATINEE DANCE COMMITTEE Off to a good start but like many other thungs handicapped bx the war and its consequent shortages the Matunee Dance Commuttee had hoped to have a success ful year The lunch room jute box which served as orchestra forthe matinee dances decuded ut had worked long enough and so took a vacatuon about the middle t the school year The only trouble was that due to shortages ut was impossible t bring the vacatuon to an end and the lute box us probably gone tor the duratucn Thus year the committee under thc direction of Miss Helen Huletz spcns red several dances for students who were unable to dance Thex wer a hed bx other students and thus mm. untcrest wus crc ztcd t wards dan nq s 1 meat s tu socual entertaunment among students ' u '2 u , - ' , Q A small Sophomore B election was held at the first of each new semester. ln . . I O , ' o ' ' - A u N ' ' x 1 ' N 'Q Q X - e co c c 1 X V .3 ' x X o . 5 . cu .15 . N' a HIY VI 1 r 1 QXLX Ariz rsfn Smith C mlr ww 1. C is hrmtgnspn Im n r sn CWLAIYZ IL New un Alverson impvxn Q Chrrwtpnggn Qnrndrrn Wal Ur Cr nkwr Gmgar Brvrusfn H+.1dILQ lngrwfrw TRI ECHELON R w :mg wer n waIwerI Wg TU, Hanson Armxxte A Wrlbur Cnrrstcnsen Q Cn kvvn muse Brregwn Carpenter Cr nknrte Mardesrcn Mr TI-mornps n JUNIOR PROM COMMITTEE 1 ken Cha rrnan Mrtchell wec'un C unsNCr Bucklex, Marcus ELECTRIC TRADE Fr nt R v. Tn r Mnns n Er enrnan benref NAC re Xanderrvxeer MCD nna1d R w 7 Leesr T K and Gailant B J nm n lzatt Knapp Mr Smead Tnane Ted Jwhrr N n Kennedx K P- Frwnt IQ' A Mr, Ix.1mrIn.f, A ' 1-str-.nil Prrxqrcn BCH, Mrrrvr Q NI WI II 'YW 5-IIHW rr H r r I I ' R. qCNrr..rWLC A 4C.,,,,,QeS WI, SI Kr. .XC 1 5. J, 1 X SA A . . N 1 . . I b SIUE, u I TL' RM 3 -Gcrxtcntwrqcr, Jagr Qirtwrn, Carpenter Fr Xnt Ig --R. N, S 11 , S ', I Rvw Q-rf I , , , B il KAN 3-K . , 5J'C, J V A BAK , , , 1 , S I , Senrgr HIT TRI ECHELON JUNIOR PROM ELECTRICAL TRADES Clubs i. ish' Q' , 1 DEFENSE SALESMEN r- Pettit J hns n Grqntreau Mr Walther t-la Anders n Wr ght w Alwers n Banks Arp Sm th Hayes Lash Shuh C oper l-latlen Jones Xfingi Sturmzn Phela Mergens WAR COORDINATION BOARD Mss St Mss Thores n Betty Burl w Mi McC rmzck l-larry Evans Miss Ter-nvsrn Lcu Clys Sh l. F2 eder Miss Robarqc Jm B r z BOARD OF CONTROL tha L J Bert B rt w Haw uent n C r tcn en El wortw Pur y BOARD OF CONTROL Continuing its activities this year the Student Board of Control supervised the ac tivltleS of students and their extra curricular affairs This year they took charge of the work permits issuing them to all students who were engaged in work which took school time A survey of the work being done by students their hours and their wages was made by the board. WAR COORDINATING BOARD This is a new board formed this year of students and faculty members to promote the war activities in the school. The board compiled a scrapbook of all the war activities of Everett High School which was sent to Washington D. C. They planned the program for the presentation of the Service Flag. All in all they have contribut- ed much time and effort in guiding the student activities through this unpredictable time of war, fpagf -tv-sig P 1 I' ,J SVP Seventh nnnsng stretch at the thsrd quarter of a grsdsron classic and yudgung by the expressaon we guess the Seagulls are ahead Mary Boutano struttlng her stuff Those comlng an dally contact wlth apple polushlng should make good apple packers, the pount proven when a group ot twenty left for Chelan to do theur but un reluevung the labor shortage Through these portals pass a cross sectuon of future Amencans A teacher works from sun to sun, a student's work us never done Co eds call at a day, thelr books In dncatnng another sessnon of burnnng mudnught oul . , , You gotta be a football hero-to get a football stripe at the award assembly . . Vowing to be an Everett man till I die to the tune of the pep band. JUNIOR RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVES 'x w ' 'xv- 'x vs Lung Ns TROPHY ROOM COMMITTEE TROPHY ROOM COMMITTEE vw w H K Yxx 'xr 9, x 'H SCRIPT COMMITTEE fn r rm: 3 LL. a Nm V nwarq r' 'Y' N N 'W 'W V' 'W f UL I.. 5' 'XT ng ,:'-f-vw K' gc' '-'Aix ff.: - 3 .ai F .VZ EUS- :fc jx 1 .g,-,5.,:-l EI-.tx -.- .:,3,.. Q-. ...JI -,-3 1 SM Q' mf '. R- 3 K, 3 f- N4 gn: Q. gn- Mk I 5 f:'3f'1rf3,, Q 'f' E352 - :, ,. Q .4,.,,.. :i ,. ,-,3 -nf, -,-, , . ip- iq v-5. -- ,- 5. '-2 Q E. 'x K c. bf 're1,.3f : 3 -gigs 5' ww ef: Y-14 e Fox. T - CFSTVSCY S S' , ,. .,,. .X ,.. Q, .,., ,. -Q .,k-Lv. 55 A. -..,- Ib- ,- -np -1 v ICQA fr-,E uv. ,E Q l EfN 'x Qv11 -v-Cf c Exsfaff I-I .I , ,, , .. - E ,, WV--- , - , - - , S- X w r-- Q I 'Eva' 1 4 ' 0 V- ' S4 'Q Fx rw r ' - 1 rf,'4' rt' rx' rx- X. -ff .af L ' seek. 1 , L.. H 3,11 -ga . a S ,C .I f 3 BQS she T55 f- W- g'- cg ftsmt v w HN- , , ' 1 4 ' 'ns f':: is '.a :c EN .2 T'31x -'wc' -w 'N rf-- 'Y I 5 Is 3 i ff v-: N-5 w-:sr '-x fe? 5.1sys'1'3 Mic Exffef' H gh Sifff '32 2' as' 3 xi fs ..fs..2'1t 'L news' 5 f 753' ' E' SETV S 'Tiff 4'3 '3 S -1 Jl,INiOR RED CROSS SCRIP COMMITTEE DEFENSE STAMP SALESMEN Clubs ht I ni Thanksguvung dnnner for those who are less fortunate sponsored by the Boys and Cnrls Clubs welfare commuttees And soup s on as we rush starvlng to the cafetena The men behnnd the Lsghts' Camera Actuon of our school productlons the back stage crew NaHCO plus H O looks very complucated to those unsnltnated nn the mysterues of a mayor scuence but chem students tell us ut ns sumply for that mornnng after feelung The rnght hands of our pruncnpal superuntendent and busuness executuve Irene Pucker :ng Fred Schultz Helen Stellvng and Helen Newland Why ut runs or rather why ut doesn t the auto trade workers can tell us Vl ytwo 1 Thanksgiving Day 12 Noon Nov 26 SQLEIVI H S OHUoNl DE-ACU-lb ESIERET1' Remember the Everett Salem game we sahdwuched IU between sluces of turkey last Thamksgrvmg And a ruce sahdwnch lt was, too, as the Culls dood lt agam to the tone ot 40 O Youth of E H S attended a conference at the Juhuor College to duscuss Youth nh the War Proof of the puddmg, and good, too, It seems as the gurls from foods classes enjoy theur vuttles lull of vvtamms Before there were pouhts to everythmg, the only pomt to the lhanksgnymg druve was to feed the needy From these mughty mmds Came the nrwspvratuon for Nesnka l943 :Q :iff ll 5, , Y we if is , K, S ffl' Q A -...,-....--.,t, , a - FOOTBALL by g 5 . r - f nn 1 ng I l Q l I 4 is EDITORIAL STAFF+Picfure I Ist Sem snr H 4 Xf.X:L Q 1 BUSINESS STAFF-Pncfure 2 Ist Semester R rn x . :1:'1: -ff :ws- EDITORS AND ADVISERS-Pncture lst Semester X....... ', .. .. XI ,.... :,. N 2 ..-. .qi I AJ, ,... L,, x .. A SNAP-Pucture 4-4 Q35 L- BARBARA SISALLEY NICK MQRDESICH 3 MARY MANUS HARVEY WHITE : .... . .,. xr ...x. Kodak C-et a nose for news is the advice of Miss Esther Johnson, journalism adviser of the Kodak, to all the new students enrolled in her various news classes. Although her advice is sound as well as necessary for the well being of the young journalist, it is rather hard to acquire unless one has a natural ability to put his thoughts into words, say members of her classes Differing very greatly in size, the fall and spring semester staffs of the Kodak worked equally hard to keep up the standards of the paper The enrollment of the first semester News ll class was fifteen, while the second semester group boasted thirty two members It is the duty of the News ll, or more commonly known as the Kodak class, to edit and publish the Kodak every week To many students the prospects of publishing the paper once each week seems very trivial, but what goes on behind the scenes, so to speak, is far from trivial Any galley proofs? Where's the cutroom key? Have you finished making the cuts yet? Hey, someone, get the phone' Where's the sports dummy? Who has that head it was here lust a minute ago I know I had it when I came in No you no savvy but those are lust a few remarks which may b heard around the Kodak room especially near deadline The News I classes spend most of their time learning this journalism lingo and tnat they neednt lump when someone asks for the dummy Causing widespread alarm and confusion was the April fool edition of the Kodak which revealed such amazing facts as the plans for plowing under the campus for a victory garden and remodeling all the classrooms to promote a more peaceful at mosphere for studying Organization of milking classes and the fact that the sum mer vacation would be shortened to one month thus enabling students to have two five months semesters and one month d voted exclusively to tests were also an nounced Perhaps the greatest blow of all was the announcement of the cancella tion of the eagerly awaited Junior Prom due to heating difficulties More than one face was transfigured from a frown to a big smile when it was discovered that thev had been victims of the Kodak staff April foolery This year the Kodak took on a different size due to the fact that by so doing it would help out considerably in the war effort since it is quicker to print and is a more convenient size of paper Contrary to the belief of many students that the n w size cut down reading matter it has been stated that there is no difference in the amount of reading matter in the new Kodak This new form has been adopted bv many high school and college papers during the past year and in addition to beino patriotic the new size is much easier to handle Events of January IO and May I4 were the Neophyte editions cf the Kodak his traditional occasion is the time when the students of the News I classes take over the burden of the press for one week and edit the paper giving it their best in an effort to show up their elders the News ll class Editors managers and re porters are assigned their tasks and the Kodak begins to take form once more with the lseophytes at the controls Excelling in coverage of the news sports page display front page makeup and other good qualities the fi st semester Kodak staff walked cff with the Nationa Scholastic Press Association rating of a first class high school paper Some faithful conscientious and outstanding workers on the staff during the past year were pointed out by Miss Johnson as the fcllwing Shir ex Siexerling Mary Manus Pat Hubbard Shirley Rae Bettx Erickson Alice Earl Barbara bkallcx Bud Haines and Joe Cooper Also deserving a word of praise are the business staffs wh I 'I 1 soliciting the local merchants for advertisments t help supp rt thi. K ta i y ats off to Mr Noel Walther F nancnl dxiscr H rrx XXII 'N ardesich Business Managers d the ctopcrwtixc 1 s I t t th L s classes us dummies g lley proofs cwlumns cuti i ed in for the summer holidtw intl tht ltls relief accompanied by an ull II tl it I I Q , , C 9 , , 1 I i . C . V K. , . I . . , . I f 9 . , , , , , . I .f , s T . . , , I i I I E ' i I . . .V N I , I I I I C . I I . . x . . N K I X V E I' I x ' A s , , . ' ' X- . . 3 o tic . tfne icb ' A' s o X 1 s o ' suk 'inan- gall , H , i . . a 5' .1 ate and wk M ' , ' , an H N . t at Jo ICI cis rom e 'Nw s ' C f , 3 Q t Q s vom lm wks and heads has-' leo' f ' , fuck ' . , . ' Ixot. statt has heauxt .1 ,g ' ' ' . 's we 1. cm s me I xx ' lion' Nesika NESIKA Tnrn Alvorson Pat WQsTlucrq cfm R bnnwn Ed Auxtrn Gordon Baker Both Erickson Bc fx Burl w Harm Ex am Mass Kathryn McCnrrnack Edm rnl Adwser Alice Ear! Edwt r Noe? VVa!1hu Frnuncnl Adxwer 1 H 4 X Q B ' U ,X , , T Q C . 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QQ, Star gazing whale at an assembly we get a glnmpse llke thus Home rela tuons classes studued chrld personalut es thus tuny Tots tottered to school that the gurls mught get actual expernence The wee ones a but bewnldered at tlrst were soon the rnost popular cutues on the campus Mr Harold Ccsser is a busy man these days Now we see hum now we dont When we see hum he as attendrng to dutues as head of the Vocatuonal Department and when we don t he ns down town at the War Productron Traunnng School where under has supervosnon specral skulls and trades are taught prospectlve shupyard workers LPN n SR YV 3 Q -W . ai- J I I s.-S 1 , A , v ' 1-NR. n 1 X M 1 . 7, Q gf' V , J' f, I ., A H 1' s v ,..w Football Determined to make It four champlonshlps In a row the Culls prepared for the l943 season wlth a month of ngorous condutnonung A new mentor Chuck Smlth known for hrs work wtth the Enumclaw elevens and the Salver Barons took over the coachung posltnon thus year replacnng Jam Ennus who accepted a posutnon at St Mar tln s Col ege SEATTLE PREP 0 EVERETT 'I4 Everett opened nts grad season wlth a tussle at the Crvlc fneld n Seattle wlth the Seattle Prep Panthers the Everett boys chalklng up l4 polnts and holdnng the Cats scoreless Coach C J Smlth had has fnrst opportunnty to see hls machune IU action and wutnessed the speedy Reeves break loose off tackle for sux ponnts and the vaunt ed Cordon Anderson klck the try for ponnt to make the score 7 0 Mackey Barnes went through for the other sux and again Anderson added the extra polnt LINCOLN 20 EVERETT 27 A thnrd quarter let down proved a jnnx to the Everett eleven as they battled e Luncoln Ranlsplltters on the C-ull Fteld Behund at the end of the thnrd ouarter 20 l3 Scott Smuth and the Everet team march o up the fueld and tned the game 20 20 Smnth agaln took over and wnth less that' 5 mrnutes to go sneaked through for the frnal score Anderson added the convers on and the game ended 27 20 BREMERTON O-EVERETT 7 Meetung for the furst tlme nn fave years Everett and Bremerton accepted e call to arms and battled In a game havung all the makungs of a scoreless tue E erett s break came when a Wnldcat safety man dropped a punt and Alverson and Jagodntsch recovered for the Ctulls rn the end zone for sux polnts Colden Toe Anderson added the extra pount and Everett stepped unto the lead The Seagull s trucky Lou Chrustensen romped 43 yards to pay dnrt only to have vt called back for an offsude penalty The wet ball kept Everetts backfueld aces from more spec tacular runs and held both passlng attacks below par The wan put Tverett on top WALLA WALLA 0-EVERETT 6 Berlesku Field at Walla Walla was the scene of the next C-ull vuctory and the Olsen Cerstenberger combnnatlon cllcked for Everett to chalk up the lhne score The Everett boys won the hard way benng set back 75 yards un penaltnes Cordon derson Everett s crack Conversnon man massed the try for pount for the second tume an the entnre season and the game ended 6 0 marktng the fourth s taught wtn fo the Culls BELLINGHAM 0 EVERETT 7 Belltngham s defeat by the Seagulls left the Everett team alone on top of the cross state league The Rauders 2 to l favorutes were outplayed by a bunch of sparklung Culls from the start of the game untnl the gun sounded Everett scoreo early un the fourth quarter when sophomore ack Johnson standing on the Bellnng ham 27 threw a l9 yard pass to Steve Reeves who romped the remannung elght yard for sux points The lauded Rauder pass attack was kept out of actlon by a couple of hard charglng Gull ends STADIUM 7 EVERETT 0 A bunch of hugh flvnng Seagulls took the fneld on Armnstuce day and had then wnngs clipped by a crack Staduum eleven Everett endung up at the hort end of 1 7 0 score Everett held the edge durung the furst half but a slrppery hnpped back fneld master Chuck Earn took the second half knck off and ran from has own l5 yard lane to the C-ull 39 startung the Tnger assault that lasted for the remaunder ot the game Con Sampson Everett s all state center played one of has best games and was the only Gull who played the usual brand of Everett ball T C I L T I I I I , T , , T T T T i T T f T th T T 9 I T , - l T T T T I I Th T T T T I Vi T , I . of the cross-state league with Bellnngham, and left a count of three down, four to go 1 T Q T T An- ! r 7 7 T T - T T T r , , ' I T I V J I ' A , I , ' S T T C I 1 1 A I , . T r 7 1 1 ew, wg Football BUTTE 6 EVERETT 0 Two defeats wuthun a week were un order for the Culls when the Butte Bulldogs bug rangy and tough set out to cop an untersectuonal vuctory Everett lost uts chance when Larry Cerstenberger recovered a punt fumbled un the end zone by a Montana safety man and the referee caught nappung at the other end of the fueld ruled that the punt had not been touched by the opposung team Cordon Anderson un at tackle for Everett prevented any further threats by Jum Vucurovuch the Purple eleven s most outstandung unduvudual by layung hum low soon after he had chalked up sux pounts agaunst the Culls Punts by Maul Olsen Jack Johnson and Muckey Barnes Everett backfueld men averaged 47 and 54 yards equalung the usual college aver age YAKIMA 6 EVERETT 42 Comung back wuth a wull after havung broken a three year old Everett preced ent by beung defeated twuce wuthun a season the I943 Seagulls swamped the Yak uma Purates on November 20 un the most outstandung game of the season Everett won easuly un all respects usung countless combunatuons to chalk up 42 pounts The Culls marked three touchdowns on passes three on rushung plays made tour out of sux conversuons and scored one safety runnung up a total of 4l4 yards to the Imp s 53 lnduvudual stars were lackung the Culls playung the enture game as a unut SALEM 0 EVERETT 40 Wundung up the season un a blaze of glory the Seagulls trounced Salem Ore gon Thanksguvung at Bagsl'aw fueld to the tune of 40 O A host of fughtung senuor Culls scored tume and tume agaun agaunst a team whose morale seemed dangerously low the Oregon eleven faulung to get un a scorung posutuon throughout the game Larry Cerstenberger and Tom Alverson Everett ends were a part of the vusutung team s backfueld most of the game and Con Sampson and Bernard Jagodutsch ac counted for numerous Salem setbacks Thus game marked the end of hugh schoo' football careers for Muckey Barnes Scott Smuth Conrad Sampson Bob Hartman Larry Cerstenberger Tom Alverson Maul Olsen Cordon Anderson Louue Chrus tensen Bernard Jagodutsch Norm Stratton Erwun Brown Bob Mulholland Steve Reeves Les Jones Gerald Norland Andy Martunus Fred Whute and Harold Johnson Everett thus year placed four men on the mythucal furst strung cross state eleven Everett Hugh School us proud of Larry Cerstenberger end and co captaun Con Samp son center and co captaun Maul Olsen halfback and Bernard Jagodutsch guard Fuve others Scott Smuth Alfred Cooper Louue Chrustensen Tom Alverson and Rus sell Baurd receuved second team ratungs and honorable mentuon The lnspuratuonal Award guven to the Seagull voted by fellow members to be the most outstandung unspuuatuon on the fueld was presented thus year to Scott Smuth Gull quarter Bulloog was cuted by the team s younger members for the valuable advuce he was able to guve them due to hus sux years experuence un football A bug hard huttung guard Bernard Jagodutsch thus year won the coveted block ung cup Recognuzed throughout the state for hus blockung abuluty Jagodutsch was feared un the cross state football curcle for hus dusablung tactucs and was unanumously voted cross state at the close of the season The scholarshup award was presented to Bob Mulholland reserve tackle for grades earned durung the football season Prospects for Smuths l943 season seem brught wuth sux returnung lettermen and a number of up and comung underclassmen returnung to carry on the Everett tradltuon T ag Eqtu v 1 1 1 ' - I 1 1 - 1 . , ,- 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' I . , . 1 1 , . , , 1 1 . , , 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' ' y . 1 1 , . , , - 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 ' , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I . 1 1 1 . 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'N 643 AJ 4-1 Q fe, 9' :Q 'v 3 T .pu 'fdiw ,4- PQ 6- fa- I 1 H J Basketball cer the lrecu e eau n dustruet oss s ze un vu t the nvthucal state tu C ir po a he r retlxung gtu t l e l Cl' OOF ut the C-ulls had in advantage they attempted numerous sh rt shots wuth the theory that the team shootung the most was the team chilkung up the most pounts A num ber ct varyung plays made tl e Seagulls hurl t scout and they benetuted bv the Het and vs tn l9 out ot 23 games played To Simpson Mercer Johnson und Wullutur Cwach Cowen s system was not new sunce they tlaved under hum t r three ve s at North Junuor Hugh School Staduum becomung yearlv a more outstandung Everett sports ruval bowed to the Everett team un the turst game b t cwme baclf t defeat the Culls n 1 return en gagement Startung wuth a bunch ot experuenced players Cowen whupped the boys unto shape through hours ot teduous turnout and drull moldung them unto a team ot Cuulls who scrapped through every canto ot the twenty three games un the season Every year atter the dustruct tournament the coaches and tournament ottucuals select the team composed of the tuve best men un the competutuon and Everett cur rently placed three players on the mythucal tuve Jack Nuchols Gull center and cap taun was unanumously selected all dustruct and Con Sampson and Cuene Mercer re ceuved tnrst strung ratungs as torward and guard respectuvely Louue Chrustensen guard receuved honorable mentnon Nuchols added to hus season s achuevements bv wunnung tor the second year the coveted scholarshup award presented to the Cull wunnung the hughest grades throughout the basketball season Larry Dowen and Alt Cooper are the returnung lettermen around whom Cowen wull buuld hus team next season but wuth a number ot tughtung underclassmen trauned by Coaches Healy and Kolkana Cull mentor should have luttle Everet Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Evere t Enumclaw Mt Vernon Renton Cashmere W natchee Arlungton Seattle Prep Bremerton Star! um Lunc ln Sta l um Cashmere comung up to full the posutuons left by the senuors the trouble wuth the opposutuon un l944 Everett Everett Everett Everet Everett Everett Everett Everett 24 Everett ld Everett 48 Everett lA Arlungton Bremerton Sezttle Prep Lur1COln Bellungham Bellungham Merudan Mt Vernon Bellungham Lewus 8- Clark Lewus 8- Clark Un l ' N t u W t un ul C. Ach liull Cowen, th u- 5 u g lls we t thrtutugh tru ttulsu the ' tutle and tue wuth lircunertuuuu tor the cr tctt clttu t tuuusltup, uuttlv I u lese X r '. H tle tu Lewus ,unfl 'ale lg cut S Rane un a tl, u t tt' tm ht T 9 tu Employung a zone defense and .u slow break .uttense that swutched lv a tast tuuealv X L L L e H H n l 1 , N , tl Y , 2' l 1 f C 1 1 u e tu , H es e , ' s I ', H W ul. H H tu -X 'ar .V U 1. . xl 2 W' l e I H ' 39 ll 37 u 45 22 2l 33 l8 42 1 1 38 I5 : 44 29 e ' lO 34 A2 26 30 28 25 Al 28 I9 30 Q5 a - ..,, P I5 'u 3 ,v xl gui Wlnrff fx Hn fm-5 FN 11 2 it XI A 9 SECOND TEAM rmt ow Oman rmter rug Un n I rw Ha r L ms Erkserw Cwach Murrax Healy RAW Ylvtstlfer B Petersen L1 Grarmeur Emquarrqswrw Ttoss rw Carpuwtgr Skallgy Waller Werner SOPHOMORE TEAM Frfmt Row---Losvar, L Johrwm, Spence, Whrtrmmtn, Caron, Rwwlartri, Sttwer, Whute, Covert, Lmdblad Rcw 2--Smaliey, Rmqstad, Tempto, Whntney, Bluc,Hub1:w, Attcrn, Petersen, Chrtstenscn. Qvw 3- Huddle, Walhuter, Slfmner, Young, Swartz, Cftach Jwtm Krnlkrma, Fagar, Benson ,', -:HI Second Team Basketball Usung the same system as the turst team uses Murray Healev s sect nd te a m s utuufl devel uped unto a smooth ball handlung outtut that was a potent toe for rnanv lugh sch uful turst tea s In the twenty games played durung the season the Babv C ul s c mpuled 1 record ul thurteen wuns and seven losses They showed up well ug uunst bugger and more e peruenced teams and won many well deserved vuctorles Plavung the prelurnunary games to most ot the furst team games thev showed a stvlt t bull whuch promuses future Everett champuons Outsude blocks unsvde block cutawavs etc all part of the system coached by Murray Healey were used to ad vantage un set plays the ob1ect beung to work the ball around untul n opportunuty pr sented tselt tfur scorung The team chose Mcrt Waller as captaun and worked as 1 unut vvuth no partucularly outstandung payer Sophomore Basketball Experuence an essentual un any sport us guven tc lukely basketball prospects turn tng nut lor sophomore basketball Sophomore basketball was untroduced for the turst tume last year and the expeuument proved to be a valuable one lts prumary purpose us that of traunung potentual materual for future Everett Hugh basketball teams and thus year the squad was under the supervlsuon ot .lohn Kolkana ln order to guve more boys an opporteunuty to partucupate un thts actuvutv a league was form d cunsustung ot sux teams un whrch torty seven boys partucupated The team consustung ot Wayne Stover Warren Lundblad Roger Covert Ken Whute Bull Brennan and Captaun Bob Rowland won the league tutle wuth ten wuns and one loss A straught elumunatuon tournament was held at the close ot the season whuch was won by Rungstad s team who defeated Rowland s team tor the champuonsluup Then Mr Kolkana pucked a squad of twelve boys They formed what was known as the C team and played varuous local schools and the two 1unuor hughs ot the cuty f Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett re Everett Everett verett re Everett r fverett E rett Everett Everett E ret Everett 9 c nds Sec unds Seconds Sec ands Sec unds Sec unds LC Pnl CC JUL mnds LC DHL LC Fil S Jrte ec nt s LC F11 s CC tru 's ec LC FT s EC VM S Sec un t Y M C A Cornrades Y M C A Cornrades Renton Reserves Arlungton SeCondS Y M C A Comrades Seattle Prep Seconds Randle Hugh School Stanwood Hugh School Sultan Hugh School Lake Stevens Hugh School Sultan Hugh School Lake Stevens Hugh School Arlungton Seconds Darrungton Hugh East Stanwood Lak Stevens Hugh Slfvkomush Hugh School Marvsvulle Reserves Y M C A Comrades Bellungham Seconds T' 4 ' 3 fl ' Vu t e X ff X I I V ll A , rn I K . L l ' ,u W L X ' Q , . . X L Y ' X f L K C I I S N3 ll e fl , S, e 3 1 S ' I V, ' R 1 l S3 , V ' S 8 eb X X I X X X . t 1 u I w uf Y 1 ' , 4 , , u e e C L ' ' ll Eve: ett Sec nuts 32 - - 28 , 'Q , 22 ' 1 1 5 l5 f 28 , , 1 2O . . , , N 25 , 1 , 44 Eve 'tt S'1 ls 2l 1 . 3,1 1, 24 K , 1 5951, Al 5 , , 51 1C 39 . Eve Xtt SX w l 44 1 H X Sect lw 27 Eve on S 1 27 K L , , 5, 1, 1 31 we 1 S 1 27 e V . , 5, 1,11 37 . s , 3,11 11 23 ' ' ,G 11 5 11 1 24 . u , , N 23 X e 4, I L ll I -L . l l T - Baseball Wnth but three returnung lettermen as a nucleus Captaun Bob Bush Schultz Larry Dowen and Ray Sldley Coach Chuck Smlth head of the baseball department thus year gradually nmproved a team that at the start of the season held lnttle promuse Composed of a maloruty of underclassmen the team had a dutfucult time coordunatung and Smlth worked the entlre season attemptung to fund a method of keepnng the boys In there together The mentor faced a season that would have awed any experuenced coach steppnng ln to mold a group of unexperuenced boys unto a machnne expected to uphold the E H S standards establsshed nn prevuous years under Coach H A Tav eflflef SCORES TO DATE Everett Everett Ev ett Everett Everett Bremerton O Dea O Dea Luncoln Stadwum Ev rett Ev rett Everett Ev rett Everett Staduum Bremerton Belltnghum O Dea O Dea BASEBALL Furst Row Srdley Bruggs Sandberg Colluns Whute Rrngstad Forsgren Cardnn Peterson Johnson Kelly Sennet Row 2 Anderson Wtlson Carlson Wtese Young Spullman J Kelly H Whlte Shultz Fagen Douglas Lyons Thomas Skogland Kosher Row 3 Ballew Kravvc Dowen Johnson Guttorms n Hayes Hugen Coach Chuck Smith Benson Chrustensen Melang L Kelley Hunchclnffe Talburt lnduvuduals Larry Dowen Captaun Bob Schultz Cowch Chuck Smuth Ray Sldley gr Nn 4 . . 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Everett l2 Lincoln O Everett O Bellrngham 2 O e 3 ' l 7 4 ' , I J 1 9 1 f f 1 1 I I l frtyl Track C ach Arthur lxammv Ramstad wrly and respected cnnder guude has been 1 tad t r h s t ack teams f r a score ot years at E H S and this year he produc aunt t ln ys wh r bowed nly t Stadium prnme Cull ruval Captalned by two the JLATSYNTCMVWQ sprung men Steve Reeves and Caene Mercer the Seagull tracksters lm asted a number t ather experrenced cunder stars L s J nes Everett s Surpruse Package outran a number of vaunted mnlers to take the la ue rrbbon rn the countv meet Jones a three year man hat hrs strude nn has senrr r year and turned rn the trme ot 4 49 to crown hrs season s achuevements Jack Tucker .a Munnes rta br y gave Jones the competition that put hum In shape and e Tut kerl nes quest: predr rnrnant throughout the season was not settled untul e C uralv meet Cene Mercer 880 star and second rn tne state last year took the county ru l and up to the trrne ot the Nesrka s prrntrng had been undefeated A deer tooted sprrnt man Steve Reev s chalked up 7 pornts an the season an was another undeteated Caull Jack Strtes another cf the Gull s outstandung members took trrst place for the hlgh lump nn the County Meet Jack a two year letterman has proved to be a valu able man n the team because ot has all around adept for varnous lumps ul lat dv Russell Jr hn Monlux Duck Skrnner and Jack Madsen sophomore lettermen thus year wrll wrth a number of other promlsung young Culls make up a team that sh eld c me thr ugh with flying colors for Everett an V944 SCORES T0 DATE e r tt lr'n rw ra wh bm sh L nc Everett Brenaert n COUNTY MEET E lm n nearest c mpet TRACK ra L U ly et me r we VV wel 1 Hu ll ar 5Cr Mer Mendenhall Mrgr l-larrnea Mgr r oe M nlux Jlvert awver Kwon Tempe n Havrtes u w We s un krnner Suse Barnett Wa ther Spence ar Lrgin qynaa U ve r nn ry t ra r wwn E lkscn Senter Game e es es t ar r sen lessen oortz rr sera Tue er Mexers a an teur ee rner us e H na t Mercer C ach Arthur Ramsta rt artrns T ve ee ant rcer C l r la N QQ C1 ' I WAX GOLF Skagen Elvrurn, Spence, Lash, Courtney, Callahan, Holland, Love, Benson, Wxllnfs, Walker, H Spence TENNIS Front Row-Talburt, Ingram, Eruksen, Marcus, Ylvnsaker. 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I9 10 N , L - i BUYH' YAKIMA 4 6 Takes more than eleven Luncoln tootball players to keep a good man down Lowe recovered an 1 horrx utter benng bottom man an pnle up A welcome duversron at the halt tbwsketball games are the Sw ss flag twlrlers Those lrttle boy Blues and l-larrv Moore guvung the gang a vell Repre entatnve Henry Scoop las he was known when he went to E H SD Jackson presents permanent torch puns tn the present day b arns ot has old al w 'hammy Slnglng swecthearts are the Sophornore songstels who led s when we sang our school sonq l 'Xl G A C LETTER WEARERS Frfmt Row Jackson Sr1OwAHen Mucha!! Pzvne Mum Mcffurew N wah Jagudrtsch Wrrghr Dougmsw Overiarmd W Games ecv e rf O ruv u as rm r M Huron J hhsOn w S T W rh aww rw Ojrgn MIC 1 Wfrlfqram G A C OFFICERS ughes Treasurer Mt serhesfer Wghgr X,ncePrL5d+.r1t Pa L Presrient Wmfqram Secretary hey Treasurer 2nd semester THREE YEAR LETTER WEARERS rw w Pawrwe Jac bam Hughes Oqrerw WaWfers WHqr1m PY Rrw Games Marchand OM m X ere ww rf r men Nuww M1 wh Jun fs rwufgm fuqhss Rrchzrfis verlmfi W1 Thucmen Mnss McGrLw Lund ergh Engh Jac sun Dura Jacjbsun Hwyes Ogruw Zahlor Gustufuw rw Arrwh Huff Cy Wrxghf Van Dyke Olsurv Jjhrm rw W Ifgrvh Hay Ardersrm ylfem ermy due Arp Ahen arm We Basye Huqhm Rnberrs Gmbu Grundy L :err Jfhns n HLJCTVDU Muchgll Smfatru R w 4 BCT nor un mlfle M rg ,pp M1xwLlN ns rw r ru r Hn Gxrvm Drrc Oqrerw Permmgfjn Achm WrN141ms Wultcrs GIIIS Athletlc Club Days of tne weaker sex are gone forever Curls now rank wuth the boys un prac tucally all thungs uncludung sports Boys sports may be emphasuzed but one should n at forget that the gurls mal e up a part of the school sports scene Most of the gurls who are athletucally uncluned uoun the Curls Athletuc Club when they are sophomores and through thus organuzatuon they enter unto sports An ob uectuve of these gurls us to earn enough pcunts for theur letter sweaters and strupes As stated un the constututuon the purpose of the C A C and thu. requurements for membershup are as follows lt shall be the purpose of thus organuzatuon to encourage unterest un athletuc actuvutues to uphold and caury out the hughest udeals of true sportsmanshup to pro mote a feelung cf good fellowshup among the gurls of the hugh school and to foster a spurut of genuune servuce to the school Actuve membershup un the Cuurls Athletuc Club shall be open to all gurls un the hugh school who have turned out for one sport and are turnung out for another or are turnung out for two sports at once Sports are duvuded unto the seasons l-lukung and hockey are the chuef actuvutues durung the fall servuceball along wuth basketball are played un the wunter tennus and baseball serve as cutlets for prung fever badmunton and pung pong are played be tween s asons At the annual C A C banquet held the furst part of thus year ten gurls were awarded theur second strupe and fourteen theur thurd An umportant part of C A C us the Board of Consuderatuon The board us made up of two senuors two uunuors and one sophomore These gurls Consuder all umport ant guestuons before they are presented to the club as a whole The board also passes on sportsmanshup and pounts of all gurls before they are awarded theur sweaters Dur ung the furst semester Presudent Wanda Lue Payne was assusted by Marla Ogren Dons Venuu Yvonne Johnson and Betty Lucas Second semester Mana Ogren Bar bara Solue Paulune Hudon and Joan Lundberg were her assustants Tennus an all hugh school sport us composed of a team of fuve gurls and us the only one of the gurls sports whuch has a schedule for unterscolastuc play Despute the fact that the mauoruty of the gurls sports are played wuthun the varuous classes rather than wuth other schools the gurls have entered unto the com petutuon whole heartedly Tournaments were played among the classes un all sports u N I s 1 . . . 1 1 , ' C 1 , - - ' J , , . , 1 1 . . . . , 1 , ' 1 , , . . . , . . . 11 1 1 c ' A , J 1 L: C . . , , 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 , , , . . , - V - 1 - - 1 'L I . 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G September 7 was a significant day as we eagerly came back to school wearing our summer tans and une expression sophistiquee gained from a summer of varied experiences After swapping yarns with our favorite people noticing that the glass has been removed from doors as an air raid precaution and cutting lust one sunny afternoon for that last dip in the Sound we rolled up the sleves of our new war time 50 wool 50 rayon sweaters and really dug in Before the end of the first six weeks our teachers had a party to welcome n w faculty members where a wonderful time was had by all It seemed funny to go to daylight football games but we found it easier to Con centrate on the plays and we even amazed our friends by knowing the score when it was over We filled out our Torch applications and soon were proudly displaying a new shiny pin with an additional stripe Twas the week before Thanksgiving when gas rationing was no longer a much discussed possibility but became a real curb to joy riding Then it was Thanksgiving and watching the Seagulls win over Salem put us in the mood for turkey dinner Just about now we got our first taste of war on the home front-a practice air raid evacuation. With the realism of actuality sirens screamed and the one com- mand was to leave for home-immediately if not sooner. As most of us needed no coaxing to leave the buildings were cleared quicker than if a mouse was loose in a girls dorm. Then started the Christmas rush-people working down town after school . . A everybody shopping in a mad scramble making a resolution to Do Your Christmas Shopping Early -next year. One morning on our walk to school we noticed the trees were grey and leafless and Old Man Winter whispered warnings of his coming in a cold sharp breath. And come he did with real honest-to-goodness snow, So much in fact that we got an unexpected vacation But the snow soon disappeared and we came back for semester tests and mid-year graduation. ir -. 'T Spring Sprung semester came un rather quuetly under cover of the hustle and bustle o Hu u x One of the furst events of sprung was another ratuonung rush thus tume for fuel oul We welcomed thus not because of the possubuluty of a cold home next wun ter but because we only went to school half days whule ut was goung on Wuth an All Amerucan Revuew as a theme the twelfth annual Hu Junx was bugger and better than ever the Junuor A class takung furst pruze wuth theur Cay 'Xlunetues Revuew The deducatuon of the s rvuce flag honorung boys from Everett was solemn and umpressuve As we stood for a moment un sulent medutatuon glumps s of our Amer cm way of lufe came to us and we decuded that thus us worth fughtung for Our furst taste of sprung weather came durung Sprung vacatuon and those three days found us doung a lot of dufferent thungs some of us vusutung chums at college some of us workung others gettung away from ut all at the sumer home at the beach The temptatuon to go swummung proved too strong for the braver ones of us and many came back to school lookung slughtly sunburned around the edges Out of the Fryung Pan the sprung play was all ready and rarun to go when we came back By far the funnuest thung we d seen for years the thought of ut us stull good for a laugh Musuc lovers and hep cats found the orchestra and band concerts to theur lukung The orchestra featured Rhapsody rn Blue wuth puanust Sergeant Jack Latumer from Paune Fueld as guest artust whule the band played snappy luttle swung numbers R vuvung an old custom Hello Day found all of us beung tapped on the shoulder only to be greeted by Lo Joe whatta ya know? Great day the Nesukas came out on the 28th We look at thenn and wonder how we wauted so long Baccalaureate came on Memorual Day for the furst tume un years But that wasnt all that made the day spefual to Senuors as ut was a prelumunary to Commencement on Thursday And on Mr Farnsworths calendar June 4 us marked sugnufucantly wuth two words Last day L -sf fpaq 'wffaggf W Fr, h mmllqrg Kiln al!! 3-Wu, 6 'T in gl Famnluar seftung of assemblues, club meetungs, and group gafherungs, look ang all alone and lonesome The champnonshup hockey Team, sensor gurls plloted by Captaun Jennie Jacobsen and Coaches Mana Ogren and Blanche Carnes Everybodys seventh peruod, a sesslon at Meadowmoor, the local beanery But those days are gone for the duration pnorntnes, you know Bull that's my brother Blue, hndlng osfrlch fashlon nn a football helmet Ralders opfumnstucally bound to rand the Culls, comung out on the short end of a 6 O score Panne Faeld bus Mukulfeo bound at the end of a school day lpaqfr Onr Hundvrdl . 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