Everett High School - Nesika Yearbook (Everett, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1945 volume:

CZ? MMMGJIZM 'tv' ff' K V V fy fi' J-'N' 1 1 f as - W ,, A I , Harold J. Anderson Jr. E. Raymond Attebery Jack Bagan Mervin Bailey Harold Baldwin Paul Bayes Clarence E. Bjork Bob Blair Alvin L. Bodvig Forrest Wayne Bordsen Robert Bortner Robert H. Buckley William H. DeFeyter Kenneth E. Fait Frederick Franke Jr. Robert Freund Landon Gildroy Harold L. Gilliam Alver E. Grobey Dan Guisinger Jr. Ronald 0. Gulbrandson Robert F. Harrison Bud Haslam Jack H. Hellums Jr. John R. Hewitt James Claiborn Hite 1 ,,.,..-- M? Carl Clifford Hilton Gabriel Marcelle Hoflack Alfred S. Jenson Harold S. Jenson David A. Kellogg Harris Law Kimble Don Lynwood Knapp Kenneth Kramer James E. Kyes Halvard L. Larson Robert L. Leakey John Lee Robert V. Lee Paul Logan Dave Marr Perry K. McAllister Harold McCann Bruce George McLain Malcolm McNiven Jr. Robert W. Mendenhall Richard Movold William Noel Russell Eric Nord Roy R. Norton Robert O'Brien Eric H. Olson Franklin D. Roosevelt, Commander in Chief . 6 N I David Oswald Gerald A. Paschke Clarence Pendergrass Duane L. Pepple William G. Rayner David Ritchie Hoyt A. Ross Reuben Ruud Richard Alvin Solle Edward C. Sprague Odd M. Stenvik George F. Strandberg Donald L. Strieby Richard E. Swanson Neil M. Toivinen Robert Edgar Trowbridge Irving Wahl Charles Wattenburger James R. Weir Roy 0. Wells Arthur Westby George E. Weyhing John L. White Lyle Dale Willet George Winnie VX mm J Have you ever wondered how the Nesika got its name, or what its significance is? Perhaps you have simply accept- ed these things as a part of the heritage of Everett High School. ln the language of the Chinook Indians nesika was used as a collective pronoun denoting joint ownership. In an effort to carry out the idea of unity, not only among the students, but between the school and community as well, pictures of scenes and industries typical of Everett have been featured on each division page. We present for your approval a summary of the important activities during this past school year-the i945 Nesika. M545 4 ... if ' Wx Tilffrff Mfyg35'K5Y3 X, .h.,.,X, , 0 A 0 A Q .mi iii: I rl, u 'D 0 ' ',, 5 7 . 5 .Quinn ' . .44 - lu' . 1 ' 0 mi' h U Q W1 W1 A2 - rr.. W ffm, A W Affy.,,,,,g-ry-gf 1 N 1 . A 7 mi K 4 W y , K I v M ,wxwjk V , 1 ,I , V 5 I EM . ,.,, .a,.,:1,1.,ac,.,:.w,.. K M 4 fi Y J' 'Y A w A-,J ivy, 3- .-24.212 ..... ' ' ' ' 5!Si?I'S1'. . .ms M - -A -2 fi-V . .. W - WM-' X ' W1 W 331351517 , , - . X wr 1 WH+w A J . ,V Law I fir .ff5'?r -vv4wM1.:f'? L- H ' ' - L1 M - :C .Tm 'f 'v .lf -3' 1 'P xx? . . :wx nv' Mr Robert Farnsworth Pruncupal amuably pountment 1 fF'y 56' Credut for another successful year of school lufe should go to the faculty members of Everett Hugh Teachung at any tume us a straun as ut requures not only a knowledge of the subject taught but also the abuluty to put thus knowledge across to others Teachung un war tume us espe cually duffucult because of the extra dutues the war necessutates and because the mund of the student has a tendency to wander more than usual ln tume of war certaun subuects naturally come unto the spotlught These are the mathe matuc and scuentufuc subuects lt us accepted by all that the boy wuth a knowledge of mathematucs and scuence us the one who gets promotuon Hustory us taught and studued un a dufferent lught conflucts and compare them to the present one Plans for a better post war world should be studued wuth an eye to past polucues and theur shortcomungs Thus year besudes the regular composutuon and luterature classes a new Raduo Englush Class has been unutuated Home economucs and vocatuonal classes full an umportant part un school lufe Commercual subuects had classes full and overflowung Sunce extracurrucular actuvutues requure close supervusuon and the cooperatuon of faculty members Hu Junx assemblues school plays and athletucs keep supervusors on the job Irene Pudkerung clerk us kept busy wuth One of the many dutues of Mass Cathernne attendance and the stenographuc work un Ross assustant to the pruncupal us receuv the hugh school Offuce ung maul from the postman Mr Fossum 8 uf' 'I' -fe' A4 f ' fe' fl , I . I I I 9,8235 Studems as he'hu,,ieS fi., an ap, in these days. lt is interesting to review past ' I I t I . . I . I I . . ......,.... ........ 7 . .3 I A ' X ' dx Mass Eleanor Ahlers school lubraruan Mlss Katherine Alhson English teacher spends long hours nn the lrbrary cheerfully as also advuser to the newly organnzed ssrstunq the students wuth theur varued Raduo Club requests Margaret Aitken James G Aknght Robert Briggs Isabelle Carlisle Physwcal Educatron English Department Commercual Soclal Scrence Head Department Head Department Head Harold Cosser Th Cl C d b eo ore e er erg ora Lea Czech Ellen collms Dnrector of Vo atuonal Engllsll Home ECO 'Om'C5 Sophomore Study Education and War Ha Productuon nm 9 , f r Hudung behind the bass vlols are stu dents lustennng to the advice of Ray mond Howell band and orchestra dn rector Catherme Crayfon Kirsten Culmback Englnsh Choral Musuc Josephune Graham Home Economncs Wllllam Gowen Physical Education Q Klaus Mrs Zame Melby Mrs Olwe Olson and Mrs Dorothy McDougall take a breathing spell whale awautlng the on rush of students at lunch hour B Vocatuonal Drawlng Andrew M Holland Sc: nce Mathmatucs Jenn: F Gllchrlst Junior Sensor Study Hall Helen Huletz Social Scnence -gwww-qw n A 4' f 4 45: 5 'E X ,, 'Tiff Fannne Johnson Wulham H Jordan Jay A Kempkes Dora E Knap 41, U1 l Englnsh Socnal Scnence Englrsh Scuence Commercual Commercnal Health Department Mathematncs Engllsh Head EH s popular gurls advrser Mlgg Mr R C Jenluns physics teacher and Esther Johnson fulls out excuse slaps head of the SCIGHCG department for two students demonstrates the theory of statuc elec TfIClfY l l . . . PM f Q . - Helen Lalin Anna Belle Lee Kathryn McCormack Ada C. McKenzie S' ' ' , ' . . . ' , ' f 'cv ,pu Charlotte Muller Ruth Moody Latm Spams'-1 Mathematucs Arthur Ramstad Mrs Arthur Ramstacl Social Science English Glvung advice to Students concerning college plans us an Important part of Mr Kolkana s job as boys advnser Valborg Ofstle gnes Pheney Mathemahcs English Guy S Rose Gertrude Schnasse Machme Shop Socual Scnence Mlss Ruta M Reel demonstrates the operatnon of a mumeograph machine to one of her students an offuce prac tuce ,rn li? 3 As well as nnstructlng her students nn Mnss Florence Tennyson social scnence languages Mlss Edmere Robarge has teacher checks up on the work of two a full schedule taknng care of the clty of her students wude Junior and Sensor Red Cross drnves Ethel Shave B E Smead Charles Smnth Cora Lynn Smith Spanish Latin Electrlglfy Dnrector of Health COFTWFTWQFCIBI Physical Educatuon M 'S' and Athletics Dorothy Jean Smlth Ruth Stephenson Jane Storehow Kathryn Stover Home Economics Engllsh Horne Economlcs Sclence I3 lnspectnng the result of a woodshop Mr Noel Walther, mathematucs de students efforts M Jones shop partment head on hand every teacher gxves some helpful crltlclsm rnornung and afternoon at the book store to serve students Jane E Taylor Helen Stellung Chemistry Cafeternas Anna E Sturgeon Maurlce P Thompson Mabel A Thoreson J P Wallungford Cornmercnal Socual Sclence Art Auto Shop W 0 Ylvlsaker Thelma Wldman Ethel Wycoff porelgn Language Rosa Zlrnmerman Home Economlcs Sclence Department Head Musuc Supervusor I4 ' , r. 1 , is , , ,No Plcturesl arm' af CQAIUJJQZUI The tive members of our Board of Ed ucatuon have been chosen by the fathers and mothers of Everett to operate schools for thear children The Board then as the commumty an concentrated form Just as all members of the com munnty could not sut on the board the members of the board cannot slt In the school and attend to the detalls of :ts operatuon School Board members are busy bus: ness people who gratultously glve of their tame and energy to accomplish a necessary communaty servnce the edu catnon of nts people Theur gob IS one of establsshmg stand ards and pollcles for the operatnon of Ev eretts schools-of selectung admnmstra tors teachers and other employees to J A REEVES carry out those polncves and meet thenr School Supermfendenf standards and of provndung the fmances buuldungs and equupment to make their program possuble The confldence encouragement and appreclatnon of a grateful communuty and the loyalty and cooperatuon of :ts employees are necessary If the Board as to accomplish most for the future of Everett A School Board member IS paid only by hrs own knowledge of a good job honestly done and the thanks of those he has served well SCHOOL BOARD J A Reeves Supermtendent Wnlbur Johnson Charles Jordan Vnce Pres: dent W C Brownung Presndent A C Whnteley Arnold Zemple Oscar Johnson Secre tary H I5 If , k , ,iv J! N X xx . I N.Q , .N K Yu -iv ' ' Q X M X X 1 1 J ,l ll 'xfk - A J l 1 Qfx Q rx 1 u f ' 1 ,s ' L X . . xg , . 'x - X. 1 X 'T'-V-.. 1 Q- + 'E f L lliitiil STUDENT COUNCIL Seated Billie Seaberg Dixie James Jeanne Herman Pat Denny Andy Holland adviser Dick Skinner president Jack Adamson Dan Walther Dennis Britt Lysle Pickard Bob Tiedeman Standing Bob Rowland Bull Nichols Dick Brown Fred Denman Ed Roe Cal Laudy Don Allen Maurice Snyder We affffk agefzafe Comparable to the Executive Branch of the Federal Government the Student Council appoints the committees that carry out various school activities lt is com posed of the President Secretary and Treasurer of the Associated Student Body and the President and Vice President of each ofthe classes As a project the Council voted this year to buy a Memorial Plaque dedicated to the boys from Everett High who have lost their lives while serving their country in World War ll A committee was chosen to select and purchase this plaque and it was formally unveiled April l9 A committee met with Mr. Hartford theatre manager to discuss reduced stu- dent prices. As a result all students now have admission cards to the Fox-Everett Theatres and by showing their identification card at the window they enjoy a forty- five cent rate, I, Q55 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Jack Adamson secretary Billie Seaberg treasurer Dick Skinner president l8 BOARD OF CONTROL Seated Dell Russell Ceculua Gagnon George Bussell Standing Mal colm Snyder Harlan Dickey Bull Nichols Chuck Trask Everett Hugh School was represented by the enture Student Councul when the Leaders Conference was held January 26 at the Masonic Temple Members from Snohomish Monroe Curanute Falls Edmonds and other county schools were also present Several unterestung speakers were heard after whuch lunch was served un the banquet hall ln the afternoon the meetung adjourned to the Junuor College for a general discussion of common problems of the county schools The question of stripes for sports was brought to the Councul who decided to put before the student body a constitutional amendment stating that each sport un hugh school must have a regular coach turnouts and schedule comparable to other hugh schools un order to qualify for a strupe Thus amendment was approved by a vote of over seventy percent of the students A specual meetung was held February 2 and guests from Port Angeles were introduced Informal talks followed and the Port Angeles students were unvuted to the homes of the councul members for dunner In the evenung the enture group attended the Everett Bremerton basketball game During February the Councul were guests of Bremerton Hugh School After a uount meetung they were shown the new Bremerton school a beautiful buuldung which us nearung completion They saw the huge Navy Yard wuth all the large ships un drydock and after dunner attended Jun Mad a presentation of the senior class A return vusut to Everett was made by the Bremerton Councul March 2l Fol lowung a general meetung the guests and local councul members were served lunch un the cafeteria They stayed for the hugh school play Night of January l6th staged un the udutoruum that evenung Two thousand E books were prunt d un the sprung and wull be suffucuent to last for several years lt us a general guude to Everett Hugh School explaining the actuvutues and clubs and containing a copy of the constututuon Each student wull be presented one of these books as he enters school The Judicial Department of the Student Covernment the Board of Control is composed of three s niors two juniors and two sophomores who are chosen by the Student Council. It is indeed one of the school s highest honors to become a member of this board. Campus-cutters who had been listed in the Kodak three times were brought before the Board who dealt out the correct chastisement. Stu- dents who were noisy or rowdy in the theatres had their cases reviewed by the Board and their tickets were revoked as punishment. l9 W Mm Realuzung that un war tume even more than un tume of peace the young men of the natuon s hugh schools should be prepared to go forth as cutuzens and solduers who wull be a credut to theur country the Boys Club thus year has stressed mulutary fitness Thus organuzatuon has trued to get the boys acquaunted wuth the various branches of the servuce the opportunutues offered chances for advancement and lufe un general un these branches Thus years offucers who were advus d by Mr Kolkana uncluded Cal Laudy president Wally Hublou vuce presudent Harlan Duckey secretary and Reginald Scodeller treasurer At the begunnung of the year the varuous commuttee chaurmen were chosen and these then selected theur commuttees lt has been the Program Commuttee under Dell Russell that has arranged the programs for the several meet ungs un keepung wuth the udea of mulutary preparedness Phul Cope un the October meetung told of hus trups around the world and hus experuences un the Olympuc Games Chuef Quartermaster Jack Smuth showed a movue and spoke about the U S Coast Cuuard Major Torchy Torrence of the Marine Corps descrubed the job that servuce us doung and the Importance of athletic actuvuty to the men Absolutely necessary to the smooth operation of any hugh school us the Fure quured by law Thus year the squad has b en under the durectuon of Monte Smalley Cettung Iuttle prause but really one of the most hard workung of the commuttees un the school us the Traffuc Squad Rain or shune as classes change these untrepud souls venture forth to flag down motorusts who would unvade the sanctity of Colby Avenue Mules Irvune headed thus group Muke Carlson was chairman of the Publucuty Commuttee These fellows arrange for and put up sugns publucuzung all the games school dances and other events Dur ung the week of December 7 they sponsored a contest to encourage stamp sales For every dollars worth of stamps bought a student receuved a guess as to the number of pennues un a pule un the trophy case The Scholarshup Commuttee thus year extended uts scope Any student who wanted aud un a certaun subject could apply to thus committee for help Thus these coaches sacrufuced theur own study peruods However the results have been more than gratufyung wuth the greater number of those helped havung umproved remark ably Paul Baker wa the chairman of thus group ln all kunds of weather the Campus Squad also dud uts but These boys had as theur responsubuluty keepung the lawn and campus un as neat and orderly an ap pea 'tce as possuble by rernovung all trasn and other materual lutterung ut BOYS CLUB OFFICERS Reggie Scodel ler Treasurer Harlan Dickey Secretary John Kolkana Adviser Wallace Hublou Vuce presudent Cal Laudy Presudent 20 . I . . .I . I . . I . . I I . , . . D . ' I . A T' I - I . . I I 1 ' - ' I 1 I I D A , . ' I , , Squad. Their duty is to clear the buildings in a quick and orderly manner as re- . , D . . ' I I D . , . . I I ' i I ' . I , . ' I . s ' ' . M . . , . . . . ICJA ' I . FIRE SQUAD Fron Dell Russ Il Glen Yourg N I Ferguson Lysle Plckard Gene Ralnbot Elll N Iso Stan Chrlstenson Vernon Harnng Roger Rlngstad Bull Severson Captain Barry M Ronkun M Marzcovnch Don Allen Cal Laudy Back Daryl Eng bregson .loe Soriano Dlk Spence Eldon Schalka Jack Adamson Mnke Carlson Wally Hub lou Dlck Sklnner Gunnar Temte Bob Peterson Monte Smalley chalrman Mert Waller PROGRAM COMMITTEE Stan Chrlstenson Gunnar Temte Dell Russell chairman George Bussell SCHOLARSHIP John Ernluno Herb Tegelberg Howard Sllver Bull Matheson Nell McCormack Bud Graff Paul Baker chairman .lack Hutchinson Fred Denman Rlchard ODonnelI TRAFFIC SQUAD Front Duck Gunderson Gene Tal burt Mules Irvlne Captain Ball Thomas Richard Hllen Back Ernxe Secor Offucer Weeks Paul Benn dnctson Joe Webber Davud Volkman Paul Crutten den Mr Kolkana advnser PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Make Carlson cnalrman Homer Penn Bob Butterfleld Joe Knoll Duck John son CAMPUS SQUAD Front Roger Rnngstad Wally Hublou George Bussell Back Lysle Plckard Bll Nelson Reggae Scodeller Mert Waller Bud Harnng Bull Severson chaurman T 1. 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' 1 1 ' I ' ' ' . f I 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 I I I I Q , . . , . 1 - 146 2642771671 I belueve as an Everett Hugh School gurl l should be Loyal and suncere un fruendshup Truthful consuderate and just Joyous courageous and courteous Respectful to my elders Prompt and gracuous un obeduence Apprecuatuve of all that us done for me Eager to do all possuble servuce True to the best that us wuthun me that l may become worthy of responsubuluty and true to every trust Sunce the Curls Club has been so outstandung un all uts work thus year maybe the student body and future Curls Clubs would luke to have thus recupe for uts success Take one advuser fuve offucers and twenty fuve commuttees stur well Place un a shuny new Curls Club Room Slowly add two Bug Suster Teas and a Senuor Mothers Tea Dulute all new gurls enterung school unto the 48 Club and stur gently unto muxture Next drop un pruze for wunnung second place un Hu Junx Sprunkle sparungly the successful Thanksguvung and Chrustmas welfare druves along wuth the campaugn to keep the USO cookue jar full unto a large bowl of Junuor Red Cross actuvutues Wuth regularuty of weekly Shurt and Skurt day sluce up the Chatter Cuurls Club paper and dussolve unto muxture Whule thus us uellung suft un Health Week combuned wuth fruendly letters to suck club members from the C-ood Cheer Commuttee Use money raused by the Funance Commuttee from sale of pom poms and lapel puns to mousten ungreduents Next the hularuous old fashuoned basketball game pep assembly should be beaten untul lught and fluffy and then blended un Munds of the Scholarshup Com muttee are strauned whule attemptung to pack knowledge furmly unto the heads of gurls beung tutored Sturrung constantly combune wuth the fruendly all around help of the Hospu taluty Commuttee a dash of prause for the ever busy ushers Beat whule addung the clever 48 Club burthday partues For appetuzung color unclude the cheery Gurls Club bulletun board and funushed brughtness of the Club Room Season wuth entertaun ung assemblues contaunung spuces of nurse recruutung style shows and class talent Now add two large cups brummung over wuth laughs good fun and the joy of workung together and another full cup of co operatuve spurut among the gurls un the school Add alternately wuth the former ungreduents three tablespoons of worry about the success of all actuvutues Cuve a funal stur and top wuth a bug slumber party un the gym for all gurls un the school GIRLS CLUB OFFICERS Glenna Wulluams Correspondung Secretary Maru lyn Anderson Vuce presudent Pat Denny Presudent Muss E Johnson Advuser Marulyn Cronkhute Treasurer Lynne Hay Record ung Secretary 22 U . . . . , , . , , . 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I I ' 1 1 I - ' u u u W . - . y rw its ART AND DECORATION Seated Sally Masellu Pat Beck Dorothy Leary Betty Hausrnann Standung Arleen Pope Molly Dennns Paula Smuth chanrman man Decoratnon Commlttee Patt Hobbs Catherune Crawford GIRLS CLUB PAPER Enleen Bugelow Merrul Bab cock Mary Kennedy Mary McCllnton chaurman SCHOLARSHIP Seated Beverly Enger Jean Chrls tensen JoAnne Locke chairman Maxcme Kerr Bertha Lee Actapls Ernllue Raue Standung Barbara Ruluen Yvonne Wnlbanks Myrtle Kvangness HOSPITALITY Ilene Henkle Pat Callan Ann Ben field Audrey Brandvlck Lucllle Mellom Joan Lund berg chanrman Anleen Martmsen Pat Mootz Cath ENTERTAINMENT AND TALENT Barbara Brown Joan Barger Mavls Snedd Beverly Johnson chaur man Betty Kndder Marulyn Rlngman Alnce Stromme CLUB ROOM Euleen Bugelow chairman Leila Agar JoAnn McCarty Alncla McElroy Norma Lewxs E , . i I Ar T I 1 ' 1 1 - I 1 I 1 A 1 I 1 I ' I f I I I 1 I 1 I I I I I 1 ' Art Committeeg Leola Carter, Helen Bancke, chair- leen Magnuson, : , I T I w . . l . - I . . I I . - , , I 1 ' V I I 1 A A f I ... 3 I . 1 , I 2 I 1 ' ' , ' ' . ' 1 -- , Q , A f - I V I . . I . - 23 GIRLS CLUB CABINET lRou 3b Cronkhlte Dgnnx Pcnnxngton Smlth J Haw W11l1ams Snnth Klme Niootz Babcock Ken Lindberg 1Rovw 21 Laabs Gagnon 'VIcClmton Andcrson Haw Jeffxle-Q Secox Cosus Blgeloxx Hearn 1Front Row! Pashlew ThlSiS6H Alxerson Jelllaon Engh Be-nfxeld Reposa Bancka H nklc LIBRARY CLUB lRmx 33 'Nleasox Ixxangncs Townsend Hobbs I-'exsrhhp 'vlurdoch 1Rovx 2x Frlckson I-Icnkln Shook I-Iudaon Lungxecn Gagnon E1 unncx Bell 'VIcCu1Iom Kenncdx 1Fro + Roux Duffxn Pearaon Suu Prcmdcnt Rocca Hclgcscn Vlonkhaugcn Snhult adxlscr SEAGALS lRoxx 4h Dlrc J Has L. I-lax 'NIcCl1nton Lmdbug Jeffrxgs Anderion Evana I arson Hausmann Dennx lRoxx 3a Agar Rmgman McElxow Dams Reccc Vbhltclcw Engh Lwon XfIHTf1HbOl'! Laxson Magnuson 1Roxx 21 'vhss IVICKEUZIS advlsol Thlessen Moot? Jelhaon Seaberg Secor Henklc Janus .Iohnmn QUVLI1 Mus RLLI .idx 1sLr 1Front Rovxl Broun Kennedx Herman Gagnon Benflcld Repoaa Massle Cronkhlte Prmldent Green I-IORIZON CLUB QPIGSIUSHTSI 'wlerml Babcock Clarlon N1ck1 VldT1Ck5fJn Tltanlan Jang Knexss Aurollan Nllbb Dorothx Snnth Faculty adxlser Cathleen Magnuson V1ctor1an Jean Euckson EIICIHU , Q, , .H . S ' ', A , ,, , Miss Elcanorc Ahlcrs, ., vy I --v' A -A . ' '-1 v 1' ' K' C glad' fklf Udkfldf Man works from dawn tull set of sun but woman s work us never done Thus over worked adage mught aptly summaruze the feelung of the Curls Club Cabunet durung the year From the openung week of school tull the day of funal grades one commuttee or another was always busy wuth current C-urls Club actuvtues In order to be more democratuc and spread the numerous jobs around as much as possble twenty fuve commuttees were formed wuth an average of about sux mem bers on each commuttee The chaurmen of these commuttees along wuth the offu cers formed the governung body of the Curls Club guuded by the excellent counsel of Muss Esther Johnson egldfldly UM Under the durectuon of Muss Eleanor Ahlers the Lubrary Club has agaun made utself famuluar to the students of Everett Hugh by keepung books un curculatuon un the lubrary and attendung to the many tasks necessary to mauntaun a cheerful atmosphere un one of the most umportant parts of the school Members of the club work un the Iubrary every peruod of the day as well as be fore and after school lt us these gurls who keep the lubrary appropruately decor ated and take care of the bulletun boards They have also compuled a scrap book of cluppungs tellung of Lubrary Club meetungs and projects The treasury purchased the sux lovely colored glass vases whuch are on the bookshelves But ut us not all work and no play for the club They have an evenung meet ung once a month and plan many socual functuons A Chrustmas party was held un December at Kathleen Bell s home and the group had a progressuve dunner un Aprul Lgefzgal fin! Acceptung a challenge the gurls of Everett Hugh School thus year organuzed a new pep club to promote spurut among the students and to be of servuce to the school The gurls chose as theur name the Seagals Theur furst protect cooperatung wuth the Hu Y Club un the annual football tag day was a tremendous success nettung a total of over four hundred dollars for the Prusoners War Reluef Wuth the profuts from two dances the gurls bought two large murrors for the gurls rooms and another for the Culls Nest They also donated forty dollars to the Cuurls Club treasury Supportung the Russuan War Reluef Druve the Seagals spon sored an old clothes druve at school A twenty fuve dollar war bond offered to the student brungung the largest amount was awarded to Betty Coldthorpe At the conclusuon of the druve a dance was held admussuon beung any artucle of old clothung Sunce theur unceptuon the Seagals through theur worthwhule efforts un audung many school and cuvuc actuvutues have become an umportant factor un extra currucular functuons of the school mzafz 615 In theur famuluar lught blue sweaters Horuzon Club gurls have become a defunute part of hugh school lufe thus year Muss Dorothy Jean Smuth us the faculty advuser for all school actuvutues of the club ln l94l eught gurls formed the Claruon Chapter of Horuzon Club whuch was then largely a senuor organuzatuon of Camp Fure Curls of Ameruca Today there are fuve chapters un Everett the Auroruan Elucuan Tutanuan Vuctoruan and Claruon chap ters There are approxumately one hundred twenty fuve members 25 11 - 1 - 11 - , . 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L Peterson Severson Guttormson Brown Temte Russell Laudy Freese Carlson L Johnson 1Row 3b Allen Txessen V Johnson Soderman Walther Schalka Whlte Brannstrom 4Rovu 25 Young Owen B Pederson Engebregson Huddle Zurfluh Hu Whltehead Hublou 1Front Rovw Raxnbolt Sandbur Moore Chrxstenson Art Ramstad 8dVlQ61 Barnes Spence Pres1dent Smallex Skmner ELECTRIC TRADES Gene Snell Dale Runyon Bob Bow ker Vlncent LUIZZI Herman Gallant Ras Klrshnex Jllll Bannlstet Rax Vandemeu Presxdent VN llbert Bradbutn Ed Boomer Earl Goodman Geox ge Johnson HIY :Row 4h Temte N Ferguson Rmgstad Benson Skxnner Brown Hatchell Svxedm DICRGW Nlchols Russell Covert Zurfluh 1Rovx 3b H1len Laudy Kosher Huddle Nelson Schalka Bussell D Johnson P ckard Adamson Rambolt Groger 1RoW 23 Barnes M Ferguson Scodeller Severson Presldent Walther Waller Smalley Hurd B Peterson Hublou tFront Row! Art Ramstad advlsex Whlte Spence Engebregson Sorlano Art1eWh1teley advlser Harlng Chrxstenson Raxner Blue t . fd, ' ' . A R- B E. Smead, adviser. 151W 51,1 Once agaun the Seagull Club whose purpose us to foster and promote school spurut concluded a successful year Meetungs were held approxumately once a month wuth theur advuser Mr Arthur Ramstad Boys are admutted to the club after havung earned a letter and strupe un one of the major sports After beung awarded hus letter and payung hus dues a senuor automatucally becomes a member but an underclass man must waut tull the begunnung of the followung semester before he may attend the meetungs Keepung order at the many home basketball games us a project of the Seagull Club whose floor squad prohubuted smokung handled the publuc address system and kept students off the playung floor after the games At pep assemblues and games the downstaurs sectuon was reserved for hugh school students to concentrate actuve support and the center of the sectuon was reserved for the Seagal Club To com memorate the record of our basketball teams a plaque showung Everetts standung un the cross state league dustruct and state tournaments for the past years was pur chased and hung un the gym In coordunatuon wuth the Elks Club the Seagulls once agaun presented the an nual Queen of Hearts Dance at the Elks Home Offucers for the year were as follows Duck Spence presudent Muke Carlson vuce presudent and Mert Waller secretary treasurer 6511111 glad' 6615 Early burds of the hugh school could be aptly applued to the Electruc Trade Class Whule the rest of the students were sleepung soundly these fellows were busuly preparung for a day s work At enght o clock sharp they began theur morn ung whuch was usually devoted to studyung raduo theory Lately they have been assemblung sux tube raduo kuts and sellung them thus makung a luttle money on the su e To become a member of the electruc trade class one must have some knowl edge of electrucuty The government subsuduzes one half the money for thus study provudung the students are learnung the trade for a uob The class belongs to the Electruc Trade Club a natuonal organuzatuon whuch keeps the students morale and unterests at a hugh peak Presudent Ray Vandermeer dud a fune uob runnung the club last semester ff 95415 Luvung up to theur creed to create mauntaun and extend throughout the school and communuty hugh standards of Chrustuan character these Hu Y boys once agaun have concluded a very outstandung year The Everett Hu Y whuch us a branch of a natuonal organuzatuon of clubs met every Wednesday evenung from 7 30 to 8 30 at the Y M C A Representatuves from thus dustruct attended an area Hu Y congress and dustruct meetung un the sprung and fall At all the home football games the Hu Y paddle squad was on duty keepnng people back from the playung fueld and patrollung the fences An outstandung event of the fall semester was the annual cuty wude Father and Son Banquet held un the Y audutoruum It was acclaumed as the best yet by the capacuty crowd whuch at tended The S400 from the tag day sale whuch was turned over to the Hu Y was un turn presented to the War Prusoners Fund Durung the wuruter the club sponsored a cuty wude old clothes druve through the grade schools Annually a Chrustmas dance at Louue s us sponsored by the club and thus year ut featured a guant tree and a Santa Claus They also sponsored a uunuor basketball tournament un the hugh school After the state tournament a dunner dance was held un honor of the basketball squad Advused by Mr Artue Whuteley and Mr Art Ramstad offucers were as follows Furst semester Presudent Dell Russell vuce presudent Jack Adamson secretary Bull Blue treasurer Cal Laudy Second semester Presudent Bull Severson vuce presu dent Eldon Schalka secretary Bud Harung treasurer Mert Waller 27 1 , , , . . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' . , . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 '- . , . , . 1 11 11 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - ' . 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' 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' gfuziaux 4.gfz1rzQfzfs The Torch Soclety whlch was orlgmally known as the Everett Hugh School Servuce League was organlzed by forty students and a faculty committee of sux members In January of l9l7 The flrst president was Carl Ulonska who had been chairman of a commuttee which drew up the constltutvon that was used untnl I927 In that year the present name was guven to the club Its purpose IS to promote scholarshnp among the students by gnvlng ut a hugh place on the lust of school actuvutnes and also to recognlze the honor students Anyone may obtain membership In the Society providing he has the necessary ponnts The points are based on grades receuved durmg the prevuous semester Point values are A five povnts B three pounts C two pounts D no pounts andX mlnus two points Points also are given for school actlvutues and many have taken advan tage of thus system to obtain their puns earller than usual Only four subjects each semester may be counted In the nlnth grade Futty ponnts must be earned by the each semester or the student wall be dropped from the Society For a three bar pun elghty pounts must be earned by at least the end of the lunuor year and one hundred ten pounts by the end of the sensor year for a Permanent Torch pm A complete flle us kept of each student and as soon as he has the required number of polnts he recelves his certificate and pun The one two and three bar certuflcates are awarded at Torch meetlngs whale the Permanent Torch puns are gnven at an all school award assembly Federal Judge Lloyd Black formerly of Everett was the speaker at the assembly held for the awardmg of Permanent Torch certlflcates earned nn the semester endung last June Twenty one people who had the requlred pounts received the honor TORCH OFFICERS lst semester Bull Severson TORCH OFFICERS 2nd semester Howard Srlver presudent Beverly Johnson vnce presndent and presldent Glennce Lyon secretary treasurer and George Bussell secretary treasurer Paul Baker vrce presndent PIN AND CREDENTIAL COMMITTEE Ist semester PIN AND CREDENTIALS COMMITTE Ist semester Neal McCormuck Mary Jane Best Howard Nell McCormack Bull Severson Marlon Jelluson Sulver Herb Tegelberg Herb Tegelberg 28 I . . . . ,, . I ' ll . . 1 1 I . . ' I , . I , ' ' 5 , ' 5 , D I Q , ' 1 , ' end of the sophomore year for a two-bar pin. At least ten points must be earned ' ' I I Q I I . - . . I - . . . I . - D I I . - 1 I I I ' I 1 I 1 I 1 I I PERMANENT TORCH Front Row Chrlstenson Marl Laabs Locke Hudelson Halverson Refsnes Adamson Lyon Thlessen Nlckel Babcock Kennedy Hayes Gagnon Reposa Row 2 Kvangnes Frazler Ward Anderson B Van Dyke Stenson Rullen Denny Bancke Shook Hobbs Hodson P Smlth Best Kerr Klme Row 3 Engh Llndberg Wllllams Thlessen McC1lnton L Hay B Johnson J Hay Severson Seaberg Baker Dowd Wllbanks Enger Row 4 Malcolm Snyder Knoll R Peterson Matheson McCormack Dlckes Eskes Tegelberg Russell Bussell Sxlver Hall Carlson Graff ODonnel1 The Pln and Credentlals Commlttee helped to check the polnts record grades and then exchange the plns at the lost and found IH the maln hall Durlng the flrst semester Howard Sllver was the chalrman of thls commlttee and he was as slsted by Herb Tegelberg Nell McCormlck and Mary Jane Best Blll Severson Herb Tegelberg Marlon Jelllson and Nell McCormlck composed the group durlng the second semester OIIICSYS elected for the flrst semester were Blll Severson presldent Beverly were replaced by Howard Sllver presldent Paul Baker VICS presldent and Glenlce Lyon secretary treasurer Advlsers for the year have been Mlss Dora Knapp and Mlss Kathryn Stover On March lO after the Y Junlor Basketball Tournament a sock hop spon sored by the Torch Soclety was held ln the gym Harlan DICKGY was the chalrman of the dance He was asslsted by Malcolm Snyder Janet Hay Howard Sllver Paul Baker and Joe Knoll Thls affalr was qulte successful and lt IS hoped that Torch groups of the future wlll follow SUIT and have more actlvltles lt has not yet been declded for what purpose the money obtalned wlll be used By the end of the flrst semester thlrty SIX more students had recelved thelr Permanent Torch The three year honor roll was announced on Aprll lO and contalned the fol lowlng names Jack Adamson Marle Alverson Paul Baker lrene Barnett Leona Baumgartner Jean Ghrlstensen Lawrence DeGroot Mollle Dennls Pat Denny Dorls Dowd Lllllan Engh Mary Lou Frazler CeClll3 Gagnon Edward Graff Jlm Hall Elalne Halvorson Janet Hay Lynne Hay Delores Hayes Pat Hobbs Barbara Hod son Beverly Johnson Judy Jones Mary Kennedy Maxclne Kerr Myrtle Kvangnes Betty Laabs Arlene Lee Joan Llndberg JoAnn Locke Edna Marl Blll Matheson Mary McGllnton Rlchard O Donnell Rlchard Peterson Norma Roblnson Dell Rus sell Blllle Seaberg Blll Severson Howard Sllver Norma Smevaag Joan Stensen Herb Tegelberg Ethel Thlessen Evelyn Thlessen Barbara VanDyke Marllyn Van Dyke Yvonne Wllbanks and Glenna Wllllams 29 I - 11 11 - - - I ' I - l . I ' I . I I I . I ' . Z . I . 2 Johnson, vlce-presldentg and George Bussell, secretary-treasurer. ln February they 1. 1 ' . , ' . - Il ll I . - I 1 - .I . . ' Q ' I -I l I , . I - , . . h I . I I I I I . I I U I I I I 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 D 1 1 ' I I I I . I I I I I I I . l , . . ' 1 . I l 1 1 ' 1 1 D 1 V 1 1 D 1 I - I l I I 1 T I I ' TWO BAR MEMBERS Row 3 Knutson l-lanuch Cooper Dean Ballew MacArthur Plaskett Gower Crandall Denman Row2 Kung Knapp Dav dson Costas Agerup Keller Heg Beckman Fahlstrom Callan Ernckson Front Row Hodges B Johr-ston Hanna G Goldman Austin Croxford Fortson l Ball w Kaddas D Clrngman G Anderson Row 3 Lunde McNatt Snmpson Shnpley l Peterson Reese Slotland Schlncker Plaskett Solue Strreby Ulsky Row 2 Osburn Van Patten Skolvensted Vetter Moody Matheson Whnteley Nelson Lundstrom Wackter Relchelt Front Row Ott Myers Long Nenaber Tuedeman Madson Matson Juluen Lungren Wehr Wnlbur THREE BAR MEMBERS Row3 Dally Duck Ernlund Munson J Adamson Knuess Dolsky J Johnson D Johnson Boeder Row2 Martunson Brownlee M Large Fredrnckson Corbett Ezard Dolloft lffrrg Brandvuck E Erickson Front Row Barnett J Jones Jelluson Alyerson Dennus l-larrod Blgelow Benson Actsprs Bentneld Row3 Taylor J Smrth Nlchols Ulsky Smevaag Reece Mellom M Van Dyke L Peterson Tupper Waltwer Row2 Wlcken E Refsnes Platt Raue Mclflnney Reeves Nedrud T mpl ton She-dd Oczkewlcz Wear Front Row Troxel Sensor Sulluvan Swalwell Pe rson Olson Yegge Wrlght Rlndero - 1 1 1 1' 1 1 1- 1 , , . 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V 1- 1 1 1 1- 91 1- 1 ' 1 1 1 1- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - '- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . aweksx av ms Lgfzzqe fllew Members of the stage crew an umpor tant vocatuonal actuvuty for students could always be depended on to be on hand for rehearsals held un the audutoruum Theur uobs essentual to the success of plays and concerts were many and varued Detauled work such as arrangung band rusers plannung the stage for dufferent assemblues and operatung lughts and the publuc address system was durected by Mr Bert Arthur Perhaps theur most duffucult assugnment was arrangung and shuftung scenery for the annual Hu Junx Wuth thus type of vocatuonal traunung boys from the stage crew wull be capable of securung posutuons un the post war era film UM Wuth Presentung the Everett Hugh Hughlughts' as a theme Everett Hugh School embarked on a new actuvuty A the begunnung of the second semester the Everett Hugh Hughlughts a all student broadcast hut the aurways every Tuesday nught through the faculutues of KRKO Muss Katherune Alluson was uts very effucuent advuser Thus weekly program whuch was pre sented from 6 30 to 7 OO each Tuesday News and Campus Chatter To add va ruety musucal numbers were presented by talented E H S students Each week as a specual feature some phase of student work was presented by one of the duf ferent departments agmgf fammzfw Every Thursday mornung from Septem ber through June found the Scrup Com muttee busy helpung Mr Walther keep the all umportant scrup plan runnung smoothly The gurls on thus commuttee took charge of the fulung recordung and keepung of the scrup cards Each Thurs day mornung when the money for scrup came un they recorded the amount paud on permanent cards Students have thus commuttee to thank for an accurate record of that extra dume they had forgotten they had paud STAGE CREW Ed Boomer Bull Bradburn Gene Snell Vunce Luuzcu Mr Arthur advuser Dale Runyon Jum ese Bob Bowker Herman Gallant RADIO PROGRAM COMMITTEE Ilene Henkle Brady Buchanan Corrune Roberts Muss Katherune Alluson advuser June McKunney Gordon Johnson llee Hud son Jacue Knuess Marulyn Jones SCRIP COMMITTEE Thelma Renus Dorus Guest M Noel S Walther Wunufred McCormuck Carol Johnson Jane Knapp 31 O I I - I I , . I I I I I . ,, . . . . ,, , I I . . . T ll ' ' Il I I rl - I evening, had as regular features, Sport I I . . . Le I V I I I I I I I ' , . I A h . T H 1 1 1 r- Corney lsland Capers presented by a group of Independents was the furst pruze wunner and uncluded all the elements of a fantastecally glornous carnnval Wahl 1941 151g 17274 Luvung up to :ts annual motto of Bngger and Better Than Ever the 1945 edntlon of the Hu Jlnx surpassed all expectatlons of both auduence and performers The novel theme chosen for thus year embraced clrcuses sldeshows and carnuvals and all the fun and ganety that at tend these jubnlant types of funfests The fnrst work was begun nn late September and contunued untenslfyung gradually p to the two flnal performances on November 15 and l6 An addutlonal dress rehearsal was guven on the afternoon of the fourteenth for all the hugh school students Barkers Harry Evans and Bob Hughes put us all nn just the rught mood wnth a few corny pokes of the type all barkers seem to glory nn The Sensor class In presenting Roman Hol :day the fnrst of the shows under the bug top gave their nmpressnon of the earliest circus re corded ln history Thus act took thnrd place A Penny Arcade guven by the Campus Co The student and faculty productuon commsttees an charge nncluded the following Front Row Denrdre Newton Farllyn Erickson Marulyn Cronkhnte .lack Adamson Chalrman Row 2 Dennis Brntt Harry Evans Mr Noel Walther Muss Helen Huletz Mr C B Arthur Mnss Kathernne Allnson M Theodore Cederberg The sensor class gave theur nmpressnon of the earlnest cnrcus recorded an hnstory 32 l 11 11 1 - - 1 1 0 - - - 11 - 11 - - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 U . . . . . ,, 1 I ' . ,, . . . , . . . I 1 ' . . . . ,, 1, . . . , - 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 - 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 r' Glamour Gal lery second place wnnner presented by the Gnrls Club nncluded many types of dances eds followed Next a real old fashioned Punch and Judy show dlsplayed the talents of the Horizon Club Glamour Cal lery the second place wnnner presented by the Clrls Club was a multi farlous display of the dance Little Joe s Marvel Show was the name chosen by the Hu Y to cover the varuous sldeshow acts they presented Frankenstein the second was brought to lnfe un the unusual and splne tucklnng Medlclne Show of the .lunlor class A fnttung clnmax was the flrst prnze wnnner Corny Island Capers Presented by a group of Independents It was under the dlrectuon of Joan Mohler and served as a grand finale to the entlre perform ance A very colorful backdrop lent an excrtung atmosphere to the act whuch lncluded all the elements of a fantastlcally glorious carnuval Of the twelve sudeshow or In between acts a plano duet by Marulyn Cronkhute and Clyde Secoy won furst Thenr selectlons March of the Toys and ln the Mood were exceedungly well executed and thus paur dusplayed much ad ontness un the dnffncult art of duo playung Jean Smnth agann won honors with mature rendutnons of Star Dust and Begun the Beguune Thnrd place was awarded to Bettue Lucas Melba Sanford and Margue Stever who wuth greatest skull and preclsuon showed the audnence how professnonally expert roller skaters maneuver A puano duet of Manlyn Cronkhnte and Clyde Secoy won furst 33 11 11 - - 1 - ' 1 1 1 ' I I - 11 11 1 - - I 1 I - - 11 - 1 11 - ' I I . . , . . ,, . . ,, . . . . . . . ,, ,, . 1 ' 1 - 1 - - I - - - 11 11 11 11 - , , A 1 . 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' I 1 1 1 fmfazfz Mme Early nn January after prolonged dnscussuon un Mr Cederberg s dramatlcs class ut was decided to devuate from the usual comedy type of sprung production and lnstead present a more serious play The Night of January l6th was chosen and a theatre party havlng been arranged many of the students saw the play at the Show Boat nn Seattle Nlght of January l6th us unique In method of presentatnon The entnre actuon takes place In a court room where Karen Andre as on trlal for the murder of Blorn Faulkner The prosecution charges that she pushed hum off the roof of her luxurious penthouse But the defense claims that he commltted sulclde Soon however the plot becomes much more an volved and the case becomes so muddled that one doesn t know who IS telling the truth and who :sn t A jury IS selected by lot from the audlence and at the conclusuon of the case they are glven the dnffucult task of renderung a verdlct as to Karen Andre s guilt Cast as Karen Andre were Joan Mohler and Marulyn Cronkhute as Prosecutor Flunt was Harry Evans as Defense Attorney Stevens B1llSeverson as Nancy Lee Faulkner were C-lennce Lyon and Carol Austun and Mr Whutfneld was Jam Gregory AI Locke was the judge Jack Adamson clerk and Jnm Whlte balluff The wltnesses called were Larry Regan Monte Smalley Roberta Van Rennselaer Ann Benfleld and Louuse Larson Magda Svenson June Reece and Jean Refsnes Sngurd Jungquust Paul Baker Jane Chandler Pat Denny and Marnlyn An derson Mrs John Hutchins Marulyn Rlngman and Vlrglnla Owen Dr Kirkland Darrell Wll llts Homer Van Fleet Hayden Phullnps and Elmer Sweeney Lysle Plckard PICTURE I B ll Severson Al Locke Maralyn PICTURE 2 Glenuce Lyon James Gregory Harry Cronkhnte Harry Evans Evans PICTURE 3 Jim Whlte Helen Bancke J k PICTURE 4 Bull Severson Al Locke Ann Ben Adamson Sl 'fleY Henkle B'll Severson Joan Smalley Darrell Wullets Bob Anderson Glemce Mohler Carol Austun Lyon Louuse Larson 34 C I . . . . , . . I ' I I I I ' Il ' Il ' ' I , . 11 - 11 - - - - - - ' 1 I ' , . . ' I . . . . . , . I I I I I I - I I I I - 3 I I I I I I I I I ' I - I I - I ' I I I I ' T- 1 I I T I 1 1 I D . - ' ' ac - I ' ' ' h ' Q ' field, Marilyn Cronkhite, Shirley Henkle, Monte I , I I I I I A , . , . if S If ' .Jan . , ' , V - - V , , I . P . A' If ' x , z ,Q'3?i1 A I 1, 964154 Wm: amz! WW? PM fammzfke Durectly responsuble for pep and morale un Everett Hugh School the Pep Commut tee whuch us composed of the yell leaders one junuor and three senuors has suc cessfully completed uts second year l stututung a new plan for pep assemblues was one of uts major projects durung the basketball season Thus was done by assugnung each major class and club a certaun date on whuch an assembly was to be held The Seagull Swungs whuch proved so popular last year were held un the cafeterua agaun thus year and all fuve were successful due to the plannung of thus commlttee W! Lmffus Yell leaders are chosen by the students at the begunnung of the fall semester The senuor yell kung calls together all candudates who then practuce sungly or un teams to show theur abulutues un lead ung An assembly us held soon after to show the students whuch contestants are best suuted to be theur cheer leaders One junuor and one sophomore are chosen and these two together wuth the senuor chaurman constutute the yell team of Everett Hugh School The three are busy at all home games and often at the um portant out of town ones Beung always on the lookout for unuque yells a new and larger repertoure has been an out standung feature of the year Wild!! 270771 Creatung an Oruental atmosphere by decoratung the gymnasuum wuth an exotuc Chunese Carden and suspendung numer ous colorful lanterns from the ceulung the l945 .lunuor Prom was termed one of the most brulluant ever offered Credut for the success of the Prom goes to Jonnee Reposa chaurman as well as June Baules who was un charge of the unuque decoratuons and Clyde Secoy Rosemary Dolloff Bud Crawford and Betty Hausmann members of the com muttee Beung second only to the Blue and Gold un socual umportance the Junuor Prom us one of the hughlughts of the junuor year PEP COMMITTEE Marulyn Anderson Betty Hausmann Jack Adamson Lysle Puckard Vernon Goodwun Duck Johnson Ray Smuth LaVerne Thoreson YELL LEADERS-Bull Blue LaVerne Thoreson Jack Adamson JUNIOR PROM COMMITTEE Seated Jonnee Reposa Clyde Secoy Betty Hausmann Standung Muss Dorothy Jean Smuth advuser Rosemary Dolloff June Baules A CAPPELLA CHOIR Front Row Ollver Keete Wallen Wood Agerup Roberts Helntz Mass Klrsten Culmback dlrector Ruley Ott Kuhblank Halverson Dolsky Weaver Sutes Row 2 Anderson Paulson Penno Quam Austvan Ruchards Stltes Mohler M Large Enger Hoekendort Holzerland Grundy Stewart Swalwell Row 3 Booth Matlock Reece Larson A Johnson Welk Hackler MacGougan Zerr Hanuch Kerr Harrod Holt Goos Scherf Reeves Row 4 M Van Dyke Oczkewucz Osburn M Jones Refsnes Tulnunga OBruen Truezenberg Egbert R Doyle Wulluts Heckendorf Norleman Stromme Larson Qbfldflf Wares Composed of over elghty volces the A Cappella Cholr IS well known to Everett auduences tor thenr tlnushed performances and well rounded repertoure of selectnons both classucal and sem: popular Muss Karsten Culmback a former Everett graduate IS the dlrector ofthe cholr Under her supervusuon members of the chour met one hour each day and studued to understand and nnterpret the funest of choral music Cllmaxlng the season wuth slngmg at the orchestra and chour concert Aprnl 26 and the County Music Festuval May ll the choir sang several songs whuch wnll long be remembered as great tavorltes Among these were C-reat Day The Lost Chord and a Fred Waring arrangement of The Battle Hymn of the Republuc Solo work was done thus year by Jean Rersnes and Lorralne Paulson the latter partlcnpat :ng ln the Natlonal School Music Competltuon Festival held an Renton March 24 GIRLS ENSEMBLE Front Row Joan Mohler Marllyn Jones Dorene Ruchards Geneva Osburn Ellsabeth Rlley Nellre Ellungson Dorothy Wuttman Jean Refsnes Elsue Holzerland Mrldred Large Helen Holt Dorothy Johnson Margaret Gaston Mass Krrsten Culmback Dnrector Kay Ballew 36 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 . . . . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 0 0 1 - 1 ' . , , . 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I - , . 1 Glemce Lyon the narrator beautifully told the story of the Natuvlty John Ernlund Alfred Locke and Clare Rose portrayed the Three Wnse Men from the East whale Beverly Kolstad was the angel and l lee Hudson Mary 5261611 CW 07776 Q21 1155 ln keepung wnth the Christmas splrlt the story of the Natnvuty was welcomed again thus season after an absence of one year Junuor and sensor hugh school students vlewed the Pa geant an the afternoon whsle an adult audnence was present un the evennng The hugh school orchestra durected by Mr Raymond Howell opened the program wuth Chrustmas musuc from dnfferent countries of the Unlted Natuons ln the prologue to the Pageant the narrator very expresslvely portrayed by Glenuce Lyon foretold the commg of Hum who shall be called Emanuel As the stage was lighted the fnrst tableau appeared showing the shepherds nn the fnelds keeplng watch Suddenly the star appeared and an angel announced the Good Tidings of Great Joy The second tableau ef fectuvely pnctured the Annuncuatuon ln the third the Three Kings together wnth shepherds who had seen the star came to adore Hum Mnss Karsten Culmback durected the A Cappella Cholr whsle Mass Rosa Znmmerman planned and developed the musuc for the Pageant Mr Theodore Cederberg who was respon suble for the beauty and slmpluclty of the productuon directed the stage action Mr James G Akrught was ln charge of the script and Mass Jan Storhow and Mass Dorothy Jean Smnth desugned the costumes Glory to God nn the Hnghest and on earth Peace and Good Wull 37 l 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 11 - - 11 - ' 1 I . 11 - - 11 ' 1 1 , . 1 . . , ' , . . . . . . . I O . . l l 11 l 1 1 , 11 l l cgzkzgzhg aghmgs Music hath charms to soothe the savage breast, to soften rocks, or bend a knotted oak. Whether or not the poet had ever heard the peculiar sounds that issue from the Everett High School orchestra room every fifth period when the orchestra is tuning, or when one person is practicing some difficult cadenza while the next person is working on a completely different piece, is impossible to say. This continuous practicing, however, goes to make the orchestra the fine group of musicians that it is, highly commended all through the state. Approximate- ly seventy boys and girls claim membership in the orchestra. In the fall the orchestra appeared at many civic and school programs. At the Fourteenth Annual Hi Jinx, the orchestra played a group of numbers preceding the acts. Another per- formance always anticipated with a great amount of pleasure is the Christmas Pageant. This year they played such great favorites as: The Christmastide Overture and Fantasy by Gros- sen, the Czech Rhapsody by Weinberger, and the traditional Russian Sailors' Dance. With the sweaters for new members arrivin onl a few hours before the la ed, the 9 Y , ,Y P Y group performed at the Everett Theatre to open the Sixth War Loan Drive, in November, I944. Accompanied by the orchestra, Margaret Kline played the beautiful Deep Purple. Since the new sweaters for some reason or another did not have name plates in them, it was really not so strange that the little tiny violinist looked so completely lost in his gigantic out- fit, or that the tall lanky person on the other side of the room was as uncomfortable as he looked in his sweater that appeared to have been outgrown many years before. Nor was it peculiar to hear in the orchestra room for some weeks after, Do you have my sweater? Let's trade and see if the fit an better, 1 Y Y A spirit of friendly competition keeps each orchestra member on his toes and promotes greater skill. Try-outs for seating are held frequently, and seating depends upon the ability with which the parts are played. Librarians Jonnee Reposa and Beverly Johnson were responsible for keeping the music of the orchestra segregated into proper order and taking roll each period. Keeping all the music for a seventy-odd piece orchestra together and where it can be easily found is no easy task, but the girls handled it efficiently. ORCHESTRA-Front Row: Hamlin, Hodson, Mailer, Long, G. Goldman, F. Erickson, D. Goldman, Hanich, Kerr. C. Johnson, Westmoreland, Kline. Row 3: Stenson, Rindero, Grundy, Meade, Jackson, Wolff, Mundell, Fox, Dowd. Row 4: Munson, Dragoo, V. Van Dyke, Oliver, Utt, Tellesbo, Laudy, Mr. Raymond Howell, director, Babcock, Philip, Jones, Campbell, Backman, Fahlstrom. LIBRARIANS-Jonnee Reposa and Beverly Johnson. STUDENT LEADER-Madccine Kerr ln March a number of people from the orchestra entered the National Music Solo Contest held in Renton, This contest is held each year, and Everett always has a number of entries, with a large percentage ot them placing high. This year eight orchestra members bravely took themselves oft to the contest. Ot these, five were rated Superior, which is the highest rating possible to achieve. The other three received ratings of Excellent, which is second highest. Receiving Superior ratings were: Ray Secoy and Tom Hill, trombone, Margaret Kline, piano, Allan Tellesbo and lrving Utt, comet. Merril Babcock, piano, and Vic Herr and Bob Neal, trombones, received Excellent ratings. A trombone quartet, consisting of Vic Herr, Bob Neal, Ray Secoy, and Tom Hill, also received Superior. Bob Neal and lrving Utt were selected to play in the Festival Band which played in the evening. Climaxing the season was the annual spring concert, held April 26. Favorites heard that night included Sentimental Rhapsody, featuring Margaret Kline at the piano, The Man l Love, and Strike Up the Band. Maxcine Kerr, student director, was presented in the Rus- sian Cavalry March, Meadowlands. No mention ot any part of the Music Department is complete without a word of com- mendation to Miss Rosa Zimmerman, supervisor of music in Everett, for her fine work done. Our vote of thanks go to her and to Mr. Howell for making the orchestra one of the finest in the Northwest. Row 2: Houk, Carpenter, Nenaber, Lane, Julin, Prideau, Egbert, Schapler, McLaughlin, Fahlstrom, Scheruble, Bailey, Miller, Thiessen, Smith, Peterson, L. Hay, Raue, Marcus, M. Large, Boise, Kluth, Nicholson, Actipis, Neal, Secoy, Hill, Reposa, N. Johnson, Michelsen, Carroll, Anderson, Fredrickson, Troxel, Piercey, Blomberg, l BAND-Front Row: Miller, McColl, Simpson, Senior, Proud, Michelson, Fredrickson, Troxel, Piercy, Kerr, Raue. ton, D. Large, J. Johnson, Utt. Row 3: Siverson, Hunt, Callaghan, Berg, Engebregson, Dean, Basye, Cooper, Bremner, M. Large, A. Christenson, Huddle, Reposa, Mr. Raymond Howell, director, Turner, Swartz, Philip, aammg 565525 lf you happened by Everett High School's band room between 2:15 and 3:l5 some after- noon, you would probably find three or four small children hanging precariously through the open windows. Although this might be termed as unusual by a stranger, those more familiar with the school could explain that it was the period for band rehearsal. Each day during sixth period, the band, under the direction of Mr. Raymond Howell, practices its numbers, both old and new, with the youngsters as a critical audience. Although limited by transportation problems, the band attended several out-of-town games in addition to playing at every home football and basketball game. One of the most inspiring sights of the year to Everett High School students was their band marching and playing on the Bellingham field during the half of the final Bellingham-Everett football game. The band's first efforts in securing adequate transportation were unsuccessful, but by using private cars for band members and a truck for the instruments, they managed to be at several games. And their efforts were not in vain, for the whole Everett Student Body seemed to appreciate them more than ever before. ln previous years, the band was often taken for granted. No one stopped to think what made it one of the best in the Pacific Northwest. Talent alone cannot make a BAND SNAPS-Donna Kluth, majoretteg Barbara Piercey, majorette, Mary Lou Petterson, student leader, Jim Johnson, major, Danny Philip, student leader, Gloria Hunt, majorette, and Gloria Engebregson, majorette, 40 Row 2: Williams, Croxford, Hillhouse, Kennedy, Hill, Ahrenstedt, Torve, Ford, B. Christenson, Thorinson, Pat- Petterson, D. Johnson, Benson, Walker, L. Baker, Lilja, B. Johnson, Stowell, Downing, Doolittle. Row 4: Newport, D. Baker, Dutton, Neal, Herr, T. Christenson, Halverson. band-the players must learn to cooperate, and to play as a unit. Daily rehearsals and diligent practice are the only means of accomplishing this, Proof that the students were behind the band one hundred per cent came during the an- nual state basketball tournament. The band had no means of getting its seventy members to Seattle for the Everett-Lincoln game, for at the most, a car could carry only six or seven. Using a truck for the students was out of the question, as it was against war regulations. After a pep assembly that afternoon, the students made insistent appeals over the broadcast for any person who had room for one or two in his car to sign up in the band room. More than enough people answered the call, not only for that night, but also for Saturday when Everett defeated the Sno- homish team. A method used by Mr. Howell to promote practice outside of band period is the competi- tive chair system. When tryouts are given, usually once every two or three weeks, the band members act as judges, and place the players according to the way they played the particular passage selected. lf someone is dissatisfied with his seat, however, he may challenge the per- son directly ahead of him. A successful challange often puts the challenger two, three, or even four places ahead of his original seat. This method is quite effective, for every player strives for first seat in his section. The members of the band who work perhaps the hardest of all and receive very little credit are the flag twirlers and drum majorettes. The flag twirlers, Marjorie Senior and Delores Proud, appeared during the half-time period of several home basketball games, while the majorettes strutted ahead of the band at every football game. Jim Johnson, trumpet player, acted as drum major. The custodians of band uniforms were Beverly Johnson and Jonnee Re- posa. Whenever the uniforms were to be handed out these girls were there early to open the uniform room and hand out the right one to the right person. Climaxing their season's activities, the band gave its fourth annual swing concert, May 21, which included many popular and semi-classical pieces. One of the most popular numbers during the basketball season, Gremlin Ball, was presented, much to the enjoyment of the audience. Irving Utt, first chair trumpet, played the solo. Other numbers particularly well received were the Caribbean Fantasy, Red Rhythm Valley, and The Little Brown Jug, which might also be called The Piccolo Gets Left. Variations on the theme were played by the different instruments in the band, while the piccolo player, Emilie Raue, stood expecting her turn to come after each instrument was through. Her solo finally did come at the end, and she did very well by it. 4l Vifzwfzdzfefzfyhaes. .. BOND AND STAMP COMMITTEE Dennus Brutt chaurman Ray Smuth Harlan Duckey SCRAPBOOK AND SERVICE FLAG COMMITTEE Seated Gene Talburt Muss Tennyson advuser George Hec koendorf Standung Dorothy Baetens Mary Anne Ned rud June McKunney Gladys Eruckson Wunufred Mc Cormack Beverly Enger TAG DAY COMMITTEE Cal Laudy Beverly Johnson Jeanne Jeffrues Dell Russell 42 gan! am! cgfamh fammzfzke Many uncentuves have been used dur ung the last year to encourage the pur chase of War Bonds and Stamps O Pearl Harbor Day SIO un Stamps and two S25 War Bonds were awarded un a school wude drawung A contest to de termune whether the boys or the gurls bought more Stamps was another vuctory for the female members of E H S Stamp sales of a few weeks went toward the purchase of an Army fueld ambulance lt cost Sl 950 and wull have a notatuon on ut that ut was purchased by the student body of Everett Hugh School 45mzf1ce My Uammffke Keepung a permanent record of the actuvutues of the alumnu of Eve ett Hugh School who are servung our country us the maun purpose of the Servuce Flag Commuttee A large leather scrapbook bearung the great seal of the Unuted States us constantly beung fulled wuth The servuce flag whuch now contauns around two thousand stars and the book un whuch the names of our servuce alumnu are enumerated were kept up to date by the commuttee whose advuser us Muss Florence Tennyson Qfzq fray fammzffee Thus year more than ever before the support of Everett Hugh School was need ed and guven to the annual Tag Day Sale The money raused through thus project went to the War Prusoners Reluef Fund and was used to buy athletuc equupment for the Amerucan prlsoners of war The Seagal Hu Y and Seagull Clubs combuned theur efforts for thus worthwhule cause the Seagals sellung whule the Hu Y and Seagulls took care of the pruntung and handled the money Thus money was turned over to the lnfantry Journal whuch took charge of dustrubutuon About four hundred and fufty dollars was netted thus year whuch us more than has been raused before ,ram ve- 5 A n n ll ll ' an , . 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' : A , - I - U ' , A , , ' lr 11 I ' . . . - I - f I . . . 1 ' ' Wie JM? ugmw WNW ffm! 0055 Fullung one hundred eughty two Chrust mas boxes was only one of the many thungs accomplushed by the Junuor Red Cross thus year The students of Everett Hugh School as well as beung one hundred percent enrolled un the Junuor Red Cross voluntaruly contrubuted almost two hun dred dollars to the Senuor Red Cross War Fund The art department made three hundred twenty eught menu covers for naval enlusted personnel and completed such artucles as Chrustmas and Easter cards yoke books mounted crossword puzzles and wrutung pads The vocatuonal department also was busy the gurls un the sewung classes mak ung baby kumonos bed jackets bedroom sluppers afghans and utuluty bags and the boys makung lapboards and lap trays Qfzaiffy fam fammfffee All E H S students are duly proud of the trophy case un the maun hall of the maun buuldung lts attractuve appearance us un a large part due to the efforts put forth by the Trophy Case Commuttee Theur uob whuch contunues throughout the school year consusts of constantly dustung and cleanung the trophues clean ung the showcase wundow and arrangung the trophues accordung to suze and sugnufu cance A specual duty us to dusplay prom unently all the current trophues pertaun ung to the sports un season mfaie fammzffee The Welfare Commuttee wull long be thanks to thus group were able to enjoy a happy Thanksguvung or a merry Chrust mas Durung the Thanksguvung holudays the commuttee deluvered cheer un the guuse of a full larder to fuve large fam ulues un Everett and the surroundung coun trysude Thus umportant work was con tunued throughout the Chrustmas vaca tuon when two famulues were provuded wuth baskets of food and presents Janet Hay and Bull Blue supervused these actuvutues l JUNIOR RED CRUSS Art Coleman Bud Belew Muss Edmere Robarge advuser Russell Smuth Ardelle Marchand Lu culle Mellom Ann Benfueld chaurman Frances Morrus Joan Lundberg Jasmune McCulIom TROPHY CASE CDMMITTEE Jum Whute Murray Ferguson Chuck Hulen Roger Rungstad chaurman Neal Ferguson WELFARE COMMITTEE John Kolkana advuser Wallace Hublou Joe Knoll Ball Blue co chaurman Dorus Dowd Connue Krueger Murray Ferguson Evelyn Jackson Phyllus Fahlstrom Louuse Larson Roger Covert Janet Hay co chaurman Sue Meacham Eldon Schalka Wayne Fager 43 . ' . l I I I A I , . I -. . . v I I I I I I I I I I I - X u . . I remembered by seven famulues who, I . I I ' I ' , . .. . . - ,. I . , I 4 I I ' ' - I I I t, if KODAK EDITORS lst Semester Mary McCIinton William Jordan, Adviser Dixie James, Editor Billie Seaberg Mert Waller Marion Jellison Joe Kosher REPORTERS Ist Semester tSecond rowl Monte Smalley Don Allen Roger Covert Bob Rowe Bill Brennan Lysle Pickard Bud Haring Ted Smith Bob Rowland Gerry Massey IFront FOWI Pat Hobbs L Baumgartner Mary Kennedy Avah Pettys aff ale Pwsses Where s my head? I know I had it when I came in here' Joan look around the halls and see if you can find any reporters running loose What are we going to do-there aren t enough ads for the back page' Did anyone see the OPA lying around anywhere? To the uninitiated these aren t remarks heard around an insane asylum although they could be these are merely a few of the things you might hear if you ventured near the sacred news room door When someone misplaces his or her head it merely means that person has lost the headline to the story he or she is writing And the OPA is not one of the many attractions of the Kodak room Instead the editors are talking about a story about the OPA The reporters and editors have a special jargon which they spend their News I semes ter learning and which is unintelligible to most people lie Seaberg feature editor Mert Waller sports editor Mary McClinton fourth page editor Joe Kosher advertising manager Mary Kennedy girls sports and Bob Rowland exchange editor With the second semester Billie Seaberg took over the responsibilities of editor in chief assisted by Joan Lindberg assistant editor Lysle Pickard feature editor Marian Jellison as sistant feature editor Bud Haring sports editor Bill Nelson assistant sports editor Ilene Henkle back page editor Jim Welk business manager Bob Strieby art editor Virginia Boyn ton exchange editor and Helen Bancke circulation manager 44 Il I - - Il ll . . , ' ' ' II II ' I - II Il ' D ' II . . . , . I I I ' 1 ' 1 Chosen by election, the first semester staff was led by Dixie James, editor-in-chiefg Bil- 1 I , I I I A I I l I I ' . I . I . a I 1 I . I - I. I 1 I I I ' ' I 1 ' 1 1 , y ' I I I A KODAK EDITORS 2nd Semester lStandingl Bob Strieby William Jordan, Adviser Bud Haring Billie Seaberg, Editor Bill Nelson Joan Lindberg Ilene Henkle lSeatedJ Marion Jellison Lysle Pickard Jim Welk REPORTERS 2nd Semester fStandingl Pat Callan June Mitchell William Jordan Adviser Marilyn Jones Alan Muller Homer Penn Eileen Bigelow Louise Shook fSeatedJ Jeanne Jeffries Merril Babcock Myrtle Kvangnes Jacie Kniess Helen Bancke Helen Clingman Virginia Boynton Norma Lewis Marie Alverson Ethel Thiessen In the second semester several new features were added to the Kodak One of these was a comic strip run each week on the feature page depicting the adventures of our traditional mascot Sycamore Seagull The creator of the strip was Bob Strueby who also had a poke column each week To give practical experience an commercial advertising to students the second semester business department instituted the practice of using picture mats and designing advertisements to sell to business firms This practice also produced ads for the Kodak with a definite stu dent appeal Another new kind of advertising were the personal ads which many students ran in the Kodak at the regular rates Good wishes to friends Get well soon notes and con gratulations are only a few of the kinds of personalized ads offered January l2 and May l8 issues were the Neophyte editions This 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 Editors managers and reporters are assigned to their tasks and the regular staff members take a rest while the Neophytes assume their duties Two members of the editorial staff were chosen to write high school news for the Everett Daily Herald thus gaining much valuable experience in actually working with a daily paper These girls were Myrtle Kvangnes and Merril Babcock Kodak staff members work in class periods every day as well as both before and after school and the editors spend many Thursday nights burning the midnight oil the printers, making up the paper Dummies cuts galley proofs columns heads have been hidden away for the summer holidays and the Kodak staff of relief wholeheartedly agrees with Lysle when he says You don t have to on the Kodak but it helps' 5 at the side of cutrooms and heaving a sigh be crazy to be - z I I , . I - - ' II II ' I I I ' I I I , . I ' I I I I I I I - - ll I I I ' ll , . Jack Adarrson Merrul Babcock Paul Baker Pat Denny Harry Evans Lynne Hay Edltors explann to Mr Walther their plans for the varlous sectlons of the new book flexefzwf gy. .. Excuse me, I m sorry Oh l beg your pardon' were only a few of the excuses heard by students trynng to make their way through the basement hall an the mann bunldung as they felt themselves thrown rudely agalnst the wall by the opening of the door to the Neslka room But nt was only a staff member over anxious to get that last ad or hurrying to get a picture for the sprung snap page that was due the next day Two addutlons to the staff Mernl Babcock junior and Paul Baker senior along with the assnstants from the 44 staff met regularly the first semester wuth the faculty advuser Mlss Kath ryn McCormack As the Neslka room of last year had been converted unto the Cnrls Club Room dur mg the summer the staff was not able to start plannung as early as usual but as soon as they be came situated thnngs began to shape up nicely Before work was too far under way Miss Mc Cormack appomted the members of the staff to theur varuous posztlons Lynne Hay was named edu tor In chlef Jack Adamson sports editor Pat Denny class edutor and Paul Baker actlvuty edutor Blll Severson last years assnstant business mana ger was made buslness manager and was advised by Mr Walther Merrll Babcock only lunlor to be on the staff the full year dud excellent work plannlng the school llfe pages and typing copy for the prlnter Bob Butterfield although not a regular staff member dud the lettermg on the sport panels and the art work nn the book In order to carry out the theme of thus year s Nesnka the school and communlty It was decided to have on each dlvnslon page a plcture famnlnar to the students of some lndustry or scene an or around Everett Harry Evans staff photographer dvd a fune yob gettung pictures not only for the school lufe sectnon but also of the faculty and actlvltles As the second semester got under way fuve new members were added to the staff as junior asslstants They were Mary Ann Nedrud Maurlce Snyder Malcolm Snyder Jacue Knless and Joe Knoll Instead of being glven specaflc phases of work to do they asslsted on all parts of the book 46 5 11 11 11 1 11 11 i I 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 I - 6- ' 3' . , - s. , . 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' 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . . , ' 1 1 1 1 1 so that when they become the nucleus of the 46 Nesnka staff they mlght be capable of coping wath all the responslbulltles of sensor members As a new feature In thus year s book Bull Sever son worked out the plcture mdex running through the ad sectlon The purpose of thus Index was not only to make the students famullar wnth the buss ness places who patronize the annual by advertls Ing but an easy and convenlent way for them to discover on what page thear pictures are The an dex was a product of long hours of hard work by all staff members for each pucture had to be checked and rechecked to avoud all possnble errors As editor of the actuvuty sectnon Paul Baker was kept busy changing has pages to fat the plc tures as they came In Pat Denny as well as being class editor was un charge of the gurls sports sec tnon Thus year no one person was copy edltor lnstead each department edntor was responssble for hes section All had a hand un wrutung and proofreadung the copy and each page was checked many fumes In thus way many grammatlcal and typographncal errors were prevented from appear ang un the annual Jack Adamson sports edutor had the dnfflcult task of keepnng the play by play records of all games durnng the several sports seasons The Kodak and Nesuka staffs sponsored a sock hop In the gym during the fall SN MSTO symbol for the dance was revealed to mean Saturday Nlght Means Socks Take Over The annual plcnuc given each year for the Sensors by the Junuor members was held the fnrst of June after all the work had been completed and proved a pleasant duverslon from the danly routlne As has been the practice of the Neslka staffs of prevnous years the staff of 45 chose an assocl ate edntor an honorary posltson glven to the student who has fellow members feel has been an out standmg worker and an lnsplratlon to the entire staff Paul Baker dlllgent and consclentaous work er was reclplent of the honor thus year Most deservmg of crednt for the flnushed pro duct IS Mlss McCormack known to the staff mem bers as Mlss Mac When thnngs seemed to drag and not go accordmg to schedule she could be counted on to help and speed things along Often when Important plctures or wrute ups had been mnsplaced she was able to put her fmgers on them The Nesnka room could be aptly descrlbed durung nts buster moments wnth thus lattle phrase a place for everythmg and everythmg all over the placel 47 VHA! 'fd Jacue Knness Joe Knoll Mary Ann Nedrud Bull Severson Malcolm Snyder Maurice Snyder Members of the staff asslst Edntor Hay nn mountung pictures and checkmg panels whsle Muss McCormack Nesvka adviser looks on I . 4 . I . . , . I . . fy I ' T ww- .- Q I 2 . . . . Y. , .af ' 1 I , , . , . I 1 . . . I F , ' I I . . . - L - - I 1 . 5 1 :rg gig . ' ' 1 V: 1 ' I xv . 4 T . ' , 2 I . , . I - I I - I u I - , . I - 11 1 ll - I 1 ' I . . 1 . . . . . . . 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Johnson, White- I9 4 Qkaffaff cgeasafz head, Walther. 0'DEA ln the opening encounter of the I944 gridiron schedule, the S e a g u I l eleven passed, punted, and put forth brute strength to completely overwhelm O'Dea, l9-O. Keith Moore, Seagull powerhouse, scored all three touchdowns in the second, third, and fourth stanzas. When the final gun sounded, Everett was again headed for another tally, being on O'Dea's three yard line. VANCOUVER, B. C. Journeying to Vancouver College, in Canada, the much heavier Gull eleven down- ed the spirited College team l3-7. LINCOLN The Lincoln squad, sparked by McQuire, set the Culls back in one of the worst de- feats of Everett High's history, 20-O. The defeat severely jolted Everett's Cross-State hopes for the season. BREMERTON Showing a great deal of efficient ball handling, the Culls, pushing aside all op- position, easily overcame the Wildcats, 27-O. The first quarter team, living up to its newly acquired reputation, again con- centrated their scoring in that initial quar- ter. SEATTLE PREP Seemingly impossible to score after that first touchdown, which saw the C-ulls take the ball on the kickoff and in five successve plays strike pay dirt, Everett was held to a 6-6 tie. As the half closed, Everett was but two inches from another score. ln the final seconds of the game, they were again down in Panther ground, only to have the gun sound before the drive was completed. BELLINGHAM Anybody's ballgame might be the term aptly applied to this encounter. Everett, rated as the underdog, completely out- played the Raider eleven, as was evidenced by the score at the half, l2-2. Bellingham came back in the second half to make it l2-9. ln the dying minutes of the game, a heavy fog dropped over the field lt was then that a pass by Sansagret to Arnason was completed, making the final score, Bellingham l5, Everett l2. ...Has i i llfgnrumz l Front Row: Moore, Hinchcliffe, Christenson, Russell, Elder, Freese, Gowen, coach, Blue, Hublou. Row 2: White, Schalka, Carlson, Spence, Armstrong, Ringen, Newland, Kolkana, coach. Row 3: Rainbolt, Simpson, Brown, Zurfluh, Denman, Moore, Jolgen, McRae, Nichols, Roe, Everist, Fletcher, coach. WALLA WALLA ln a game which saw Coach Chuck Smith use all his reserves, Everett smashed Walla Walla 27-O. Seeing the easiness with which the game was progressing for Everett, Coach Smith substituted freely. Moore, Smalley, Waller, and Johnson each made a tally for the Blue and Cold. STADIUM On fairly even terms for the first quar- ter, Stadium then broke loose with a great running attack which broke down the C-ull secondary and made the score Stadium 25, Everett 0. Spence and Carlson stood out on the defense as the Tigers hammered down into Blue and Cold territory time and time again. PORT ANGELES Even dimming the highlights of the thrill- packed Bellingham game, Everett vanquish- ed the Roughriders l9-l3. With 22 seconds remaining, Rainbolt split the left side of his line to make the game an Everett vic- tory. lt was the Roughriders' first loss on their home field in ten years, and their first defeat in four years. VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON With Waller and Smalley out because of sickness and injury, Vancouver rolled to a l3-O victory over the hard fighting Culls. Repeating his performance of l943, Well- man made both touchdowns and sparked his team to triumph. From the beginning it was simply a case of too much Wellman. SECON D TEAM FOOTBALL The backbone of next year's first team will be made up of these hard-working players. Each boy, through consistent turn- outs, became acquainted with the system of defense and offense used by the first team. They played smaller high schools and gained that needed confidence under game conditions. Those on this team, though re- ceiving Iittle praise, are building them- selves up not only to make the varsity squad next year but also in ability and decisive- ness. Coached by John Kolkana, the second team had a very successful season. They distinguished themselves by showing an un- usual incentive to work. When the books were closed their record stood at three wins, one tie, one defeat. Scores of their games, Everett given sec- ond: Monroe 2O-7, Snohomish seconds 7-7, O-4l, Oak Harbor 6-l4, O-Sl, Lake Stevens 6-14. fgzzsffeffrzff Everett l-lngh School basketball teams have won fave cross state league champnonshrps since the leagues Inception In I938 l would have been asking too much of Coach Bull Cowen and has boys to have made nt three In a row thus year They had to be content wlth fourth place However to come back and wan the run ner up spot In the dlstrlct tournament and to be the thlrd best team nn the state ns a much greater honor lt must be remem bered that approxnmately four hundred bas ketball clubs started at the outset of the season with thesr eye on the state tourna ment To be rated as third among some four hundred teams rs truly an achnevement In pre tournament wrlte ups the Culls were not even mentuoned as possnbllntses to place Although Everetts record ID the cross state league IS not as Impressive as In yes teryears a closer examlnatlon reveals that a difference of a few points In the overall total would have placed Everett nn undlsputed possession of the cross state crown Playing theur last year for Everetts casaba squad were Bob Peterson Earl Hurd Clarence Tues son Jack Swartz Mert Waller Thad Freese and Daryl Engebregson At the close of the tournament Waller recelved the dlstnnctlon of being named all state forward i' SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL Front Row Everust Hatchel Whutehead Fletcher coach Johnson Pruce McRae Row 2 Hadeen Rognan Lee Newland Romaneschu Denman Rungen Brown A dustunguushung characterustuc of thus year s Blue and Cold quuntet was theur one pount wuns They kept the crowd on the edges of theur seats at contests whuch saw the game go unto uts funal seconds before a player would dump one un makung ut an Everett vuctory As the cross state schedule moved along Everett s games became more thrullung O the weekend of January 26 27 the C-ulls played Seattle Prep and Bremerton hugh schools ln the Prep game wuth Everett one pount ahead and only ten seconds to go the basket but they fauled to connect and Ever ett won 30 29 However not content wuth one thruller for the week the next nught they defeated Bremerton by the score of 40 39 Thus was a closely fought contest wuth the score deadlocked nune all at the quarter and twenty at the half The C-ulls moved away un the thurd quarter wuth Bremerton evenung ut up un the fourth stanza Also another unter estung fact was that Everett defeated Luncoln un both encounters of the season although the Luncolnutes had the same boys that en abled them to take second un the State last year DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Playung un an overcrowded gym Everett defeated Concrete 47 34 The game was quute evenly contested un the unutual quarter but later the Seagulls began to pour ut on MT BAKER Cettung most of the rebounds Everett van quushed Mt Baker to the tune of 38 30 Thus qualufued Everett for the Dustruct funals BELLINGHAM ln a tught encounter whuch saw the score deadlocked fufteen all at the half Everett went down un defeat to the Rauders The thurd peruod was all Bellungham s the funal score beung 24 34 STATE TOURNAMENT Wuth the suxteen best teams un the state competung the l945 State Basketball Tour nament was held at the Unuversuty of Wash ungton Pavuluon Forty one thousand people wutnessed the four day tournament break ung all prevuous attendance records Ever ett s thurd place wun was the dark horse vuc tory of the tournament YAKIMA In the drawungs before the tournament Yakuma and Everett were putted agaunst each other un theur openung encounters Although possessung a good ball club Yakuma was over awed at the tournament and went down un defeat 45 31 HOQUIAM By far Everett s closest game un the tour ney was the one un whuch they downed Ho quuam Wuth the score deadlocked at twenty seven all Engebregson was fouled two suc cessuve tumes makung both shots whuch brought the score up to 29 27 - 1 ' , D , ' D , , 1 , ' , Q I I I I I I I I ' 1 - - . . 1 . , I - , . . . .. 4 I I - . n I I I . n i I . ' , l . . . , . Panthers had five shots close in under the f , , ' 1 ' . . . - - ' ' I . I - . . , I , ' - , . . . . - I . . 1 - I , . - I - In 4 I - I l I Il - II - 58 LINCOLN Playlng the favored Llncoln squad from Seattle the Gulls lost theur only game of the tournament 45 37 The Blue and Cold quintet completely outscored the Lnnx nn the third and fourth stanzas stlll closing the gap when the buzzer sounded SNOHOMISH ln the contest which was to decade the thlrd and sixth place wnnner Everett turned back a hard flghtmg Snohomnsh ball club 28 21 SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL Guided by Coach Fletcher the Baby Culls came through wnth a very successful season Composed mostly of sophomores these boys experuenced hugh school basketball for the flrst tame Thenr wull to wln and team unlty pulled them through many a contest team were Rognon Everlst Whitehead Johnson Romaneschu Denman and Przce They were supplemented by four juniors who turned out wnth the fnrst team and were placed here to receuve the needed expert ence In the preliminary encounter Dickson M Ferguson Benson and Bernard com prlsed this group Showing probably theur best demonstra tuon of flght and splrlt was the Bellingham Everett game Playing the slow smooth working style of ball made famous by the first team this team beat the powerful Red Randers second team The score was dead locked many tumes and an the last few mln utes of play the Baby Culls managed to forge ahead and wan by one point Wnnnnng the Annual H: Y tournament was the outstanding achuevement of the season They played Lake Stevens and Marysville A squads and Snohomlsh sec onds defeatmg them by umpressuve scores The scores of the games played by the Baby Culls wuth Everett s score second are as follows Seattle Prep seconds 18 26 36 22 Bremerton seconds 29 30 3531 Bell Ingham 20 21 Stadium 26 28 Marysville 26 34 28 34 and the YMCA Tournament scores Lake Stevens 24 37 Marysvulle 21 23 Snohomish seconds 16 21 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL As nn the case of all secondary squads these sophomores are well versed In the fundamental polnts of the game As the season moves along the boys are guided more towards the game as played at Everett Hugh Realizing the great help this lntra mural program wull give them In later sea sons the sophs have enthuslastucally fol lowed the coaching of John Kolkana An all star team was chosen to play other teams at the close of the season lt defeated such powerful clubs as South Junnor Eagles and Hart Novelty of the Cnty League SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Front Row Hovde Reed Thoreson Roe Lovely Row 2 Goodwm Bucklm Lnenhard Shnpley Locke Tackstrom Newport McCarthy Garvey Myers Tellesbo Kolkana coach Row 3 Patruck Schllcker Swanson Seat Foxley Cooper Buchanan Martlnns Scholberg Schaller Brodeck Joramo Trask . . 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R I ,Qu Q 'W f 5, ' v T' X 9 -H 1 2 l :lk rf Ollver Nxchols L Petersen Tledeman Barnes Ernlund Losvar Russell Laudy Lower Pxcture Front Row Jolgen Hovde Scrupps Whltehead McC1a1n V Johnson D Johnson E Johnson Fager Koutlas Row 2 Rose Trask Balew C Peterson R Gourley Hutchmson Bradeley Olson Nlchols B Mvers Row 3 Covert Martmls Haxes .I Mvers Owen Rlngen Berge Thompson McC0rm1ck Walther Blue As the Nesuka goes to press the Blue and Gold clndermen are determined to take the Dnstruct meet maklng It the seventh stralght tnme they have accomplished this Thus enviable record speaks for the prowess and guldance of Coach Llttle Art Ramstad To date the Gulls have dropped one meet that bemg to Sedro Woolley by a slum two point margin As an other sports a B squad was formed to compete wlth schools of the county league namely Sultan and Marys vllle Coach Ramstads cmder squad thus season was dotted with dual competltnon ln the team utselt Hublou and Temte both consustently hut near twenty feet un the broadjump Skinner and Barnes were at the time of thus wrlteup cllmbmg near the eleven toot level rn the pole vault Ernlund and Severson both ran a good 880 yard run wuth Severson s dogged determmatuon brmgnng hum through an many a race Laudy ran hrs best race of has hugh school career at Stadnum In the 220 yard dash Covert and Owen funnshed the mule In the upper bracket each meet Len Peterson junior heaved the platter to wuthun fave unches of the state record Pete us expected to break that state rec ord next season l l --V,-v -. -3,--W-. ---- ---. --.--W-.A-s--,,, -. .--v.. . ..Y-wYY , Y- YYYVY, Y YYVY VY V. 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I - I 1 . - . - II Il ' Front Row Everlst Crawford Prlce Goodwm Helchel Thoreson Benedlctson Reynolds Toso Row 2 Wxlbanks Bruggs Soderman Peterson Sandberg Whute Chrlstenson Moore Rlngstad Scodeller Waller Prochnau Row 3 Lyons DeMonbrun Ferguson Walters Newland Hartson Coach Holland Rognan Engebregson Denman I Johnson Walker Gollman Manager Kosher 7945 zzxefzzff rgeaszvz Commencung hus second season as head baseball mentor coach Andy Holland had at the outset of the season suxty boys turn ung out under hum As the unutual game ot the Gull s l945 season neared thus squad was cut unto two teams the regular furst team and the B squad Seven returnung lettermen Bruggs Sand berg Whute Peterson Soderman Moore and Chrustenson helped bolster Everetts chances thus season Losung a great concentratuon of huttung to be very strong un that department How ever up to the tume of thus wruteup the average team percentage un huttung us quute hugh wuth Moore and Sandberg leadung MARYSVILLE Opening pre cross state competutuon Ev erett defeated Marysvulle to the tune of 5 O Bruggs putched a beautuful game seven un nungs wuthout a hut Whute then took over from there and putched the remaunung two unnungs allowung only one hut SOUTH KITSAP Possessung a good detensuve ball club the Kutsapers took both games of the double header 70 and 3 O The second game game went unto two extra unnungs dead locked at O 0 when a huttung splurge by Kutsap netted them three runs BREMERTON ln a cross state game wuth Bremerton e Culls came through to wun both games the fourth unnung Sandberg hut a home run wuth the bases loaded whuch cunched e game The second game of the scheduled double header was a nught game and for most of the Everett squad was theur furst game under the Kleugs SEATTLE PREP Playing at Ruverdale Park Everett took a double header from Prep Peterson was out of eught tumes up The unutual game went unto two extra unnungs wuth the funal outcome Everett 7 Prep 5 The second saw Everett bat completely around un the fourth unnung collectung sux runs makung the funal score Everett l l Prep 5 BELLINGHAM Bellungham took the furst game by a four pount margun 5 l Coung unto the last unnung of the second ball game the score was 6 3 when wuth two doubles by Chrus tenson and Sandberg Soderman and Peter son on base by errors Moore sunglung and Newland huttung a double made the funal score 7 6 As the Nesuka goes to press Everett us tued wuth Bellungham for the cross state leadershup wuth tuve wuns one loss Each equad has two teams left to play the wunner playung Walla Walla for a mythucal state tutle u I a - .' I ' 1 I n p s - Q n a I 1 - I . . I . . I I I I ' P0We 'asf Yea' th? Cl-1ll5 Wefe not eXP9CfeCl tops in hitting, connecting with four hits - I - U - . . . . I 63 I Art Armstrong Don B1 ew Jerry Huddle D ck Johrwwn Hefb K9llC V nce Mart n s Thad McArthur Harry Metzger Brll N9 SOFT J FTW Wh te No Pncture B ll Vincent 45wmzm1fzg Wnth erght returnung lettermen nucleus twenty boys answered Coach .lack Ealkner s call The defending State Champs at once plunged unto a rigorous turnout schedule and before long It looked as though Everett would be the one to beat agann Sta dlum however had a dufferent Idea and nt was they by the slum margnn of AIM pornts who defeated Everett at the State meet In a ruling by the coaches commlttee on the awardrng of strlpes It was stated that thus years swnmmnng team would be glven their letter and stripe for the season UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON FROSH Openung thenr season wrth the Unlversnty of Washnngton as host Everett defeated them 30 26 clearly showlng the strength of the squad Although only wnnnnng three out of seven fnrsts Everett picked up enough pounts on seconds and thurds to outpovnt the Erosh The medley of Whnte Nelson and Huddle stood out whsle the unexpernenced team members showed that wlth competu tlon they would gradually Improve LINCOLN ln the second conference meet of the sea son Everett downed Lnncoln of Tacoma 39 27 lt was a tught contest all the way through The medley contlnued undefeated for the season Huddle McArthur and Whnte took fvrst In the 220 y rd free style IOO yard free style and the backstroke re spectuvely LINCOLN AND UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON FROSH ln the only trnangular meet of the season Everett came out on top four polnts ahead of the Frosh Competutlon was much keener wuth the top men of the three teams competung Of the elght fnrsts Everett took four whnle the Frosh pups took three and Luncoln one STADIUM Meetnng a powerful Stadnum squad and fanlnng to take the last relay event Everett was defeated to the tune of 32 28 Everett trled desperately to overcome the . 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I l . . . , - I - I - I ' l I I I ' ' - 64 sllght margun but wnthout success Stadium up to thus time had beaten all opponents wuth very top heavy scores As was stated before the last relay decided the wlnner Everett was but four ponnts behund before thus relay and would have won had they taken at LONGVIEW In a very one sided affair the Culls allowed thenr opponents only erght ponnts garnerung flfty enght for themselves Tak mg all fnrsts and fave seconds Everett fun :shed wlth a comfortable flfty ponnt lead Longvuew re entered the league thus year and consequently had no expernenced men to lean upon However next year may prove dnfferently An unusual feature of the competltaon was that mt was a postal meet whereby Longvlew swam In thenr pool and Everett In thenrs the results belng telephoned to Long vnew and vuce versa LINCOLN Practically a repeat of the flrst meet with Lancoln Everett trounced the Luncolnntes by a score of 38 27 Tumes were slower for the furst place wunners due to a rough pool STADIUM Showing all Its strength In their own pool Staduum defeated nts closest nval 43 23 and Martlnus were outstandung for the Culls White Armstrong Vincent Benson and McArthur handuly won the 200 free style relay STATE M E ET The Culls entered the state meet as a defnnnte underdog and duly slated to lose the crown won nn l944 The league leader Stadium had remauned undefeated and seemed certann to walk off wuth an easy wan lt turned out that Stadlum dld wln but not easlly Everett trailed by only three and a half pounts as the last race was completed Werner of Stadlum won two flrsts the fnfty and l00 yard free style Whrte of Everett won the backstroke and a second ln the 220 Nelson won the breaststroke Bal lew Nelson and McArthur the medley re lay Of l2 Culls entered ll placed In theur respective events to qualify for points Be :ng sensors Whute Nelson Huddle and Johnson fnnlshed their careers an swlmmnng for Everett Hugh Stadnum took fnve fursts two seconds two thnrds two flfths and Everett captured three fursts two seconds three thirds three fourths and one fifth I , . I I - ' I I I . I Huddle, White, McArthur, Ballew, Nelson, . I I I l I I I ' I I I I , . . I ' 1 I 1 . i' ' 1 D - C I '. ' . I . I l . I I I 1 I I I min? With not one returning letterman, this year's tennis squad was composed mainly of juniors. Being reserves on last year's net team, they were well versed in the fundamentals of this fast game. A tournament ladder was played early in the season to enable Coach Bob Briggs to pick his spots for the season. Winners of the inside tournament in the order of rank were as fol- lows: Rowley, Christenson, Rabourn, Gilliland, and O'Donnell. Rowley and Christenson played first doubles while Raybourn and Gilliland covered second doubles. Sixteen matches were scheduled for the season, which is the greatest number in years played by a Gull net team. This schedule consisted of encounters with Lincoln and Stadium of Tacoma, Bremerton, Bellingham, Snohomish, and Mt. 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'fEE'f?L' .M HSM ,, - 4 .g ntl.: 'jr- GOLF SQUAD Ralph Walters Bob Holland Dell Spayd John Eunfeld Ray Walters Edgar Bucklin Howard Silver Norris Johnson Darrell Willets Herb Tegelberg With a tournament schedule which saw them out each day this year s golf team devel oped itself into a well balanced squad After playing eighteen holes each day the boys topped Golfers are chosen for the team by competitive play The boy having the lowest score is first man At the beginning of the season the squad was ranked as follows Bucklun Wal ters Willlts Johnson and Silver Undoubtedly their best contest in the early part of the season was their match with Lake side School played at the Jackson course in Seattle They defeated the Lakesiders l3 2 Ed Bucklnn was medalist with an 8l followed by Silver who had an 84 67 the day off with a practice workout on drives and putts. Top Row Enleen Bngelow treas urer second semester Auleen Mar tnnson vnce presndent second semes ter Glennce Lyon secretary second semester Bottom Row Joan Lund berg treasurer first semester Jean Davus secretary fnrst semester Mary Dnre presndent furst and second se mester Mass Antken advuser Mary Kennedy vnce president fur t mester The GAC ns to encourage Interest IH a letnc actnvutnes To uphold and carry out the highest :deals of true sportsmanship To promote a feelnng of good fellowshup among the gurls ot the hugh school And to foster a spsrnt of genuine servlce to the school TOP LEFT What do you lr' GAC? You huke you hlke you huke TOP RIGHT Spectators beware as these scrappy sophomores battle fuercely over the elusnve hockey 3 MIDDLE LEFT The spectators eyes get the exercise as a pang pong match progresses MIDDLE RlGHT The burdne takes a beatung as the top players un the tourn ment hut ut over the net BOTTOM LEFT A member of the lunuor volleyball team returnnng a fast serve BOTTOM RIGHT Tnppung off an the mudst of a fast game are members of the mnghty senuor basket ball teams Front Row Martlnson Lyon Engh Lindberg Marchand Ward Kennedy D1re B Johnson MISS A1tl-:en advlser Reece Grundy Whlteley Wrtght Brandvlck Enger Green Valvxck Arp Davxs Penmngton Hay Row 2 Sltes Nelson Swalwell Pederson M Rlngman Agar Brown Beck Sterner Jackson B1g910W Erlckson Carpenter Newton Fortson Marlon Anderson Row 3 Fahlstrom NISISOH Matter Banlster Helm Paprxtz Dolloff Magnuson MBSSQII G Goldman D Goldman Gadell Krleger Ballevw Wllder NI Turner D1re Chrlstopherson Rovx 4 Bortner Gamehn Aldrxch Lar son Talkmgton Mattsor E Turner Ott Murlel Anderson McDonald Peterson Exans Barger Furness D Rmgman Bhck Kalhcot Hartman Van Wmkle Knutson g ' ' 2 ' ' , - , J A - I F I - I 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 I I I - I 1 1 , - , s se- : '. , ' , . . . th- , . . 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' I I l l I 1 1 A v ur vv v V v I y I v- n v I v 1 v v lv - v - v . 1 ' r - v 4 v E . 68 ,ff T ,2- She s safe' is the decision as a member of the junior team slides home Turner and Martinson at 3 30 Lind berg and Green at 4 00 Probably a great number of the members of the student body have wondered more than a little upon hearing this complicated jargon coming over the broadcast during the first period Though it may sound like the program for an all night marathon it is only the after noon schedule for the Volleyball Tourna ment Because of the new pomt system which was originated this year more girls were able to participate in all sports and so followed more teams which accounts for the intricate schedule of games Tournaments were held in the four major sports hockey volleyball basketball and tice turnouts team captains were chosen Teams were then drawn and the hard fought tournaments began The first sport to hold interest in the fall was hockey A minor catastrophe occurred when a strong sophomore team upset the favored seniors to become the hockey champions Hockey coaches Joan Lindberg and Lillian Engh had the difficult job of taking care of the equip ment and arranging schedules f all games Volleyball and basketball held the spot light during the winter months with Lynne Hay as volleyball coach and Jean Davis and Shirley Ward as coaches in basketball Strong senior teams managed to win in both sports Captains were Aileen Mar tinson and Joan Lundberg volleyball and Mary Dire basketball Beginning with badminton in the fall Love O is the score in this fast tennis match and continuing with ping pong and tennis later in the year the minor sport competi tion lured all these female athletes to the gym after school for those vital extra points Manager Bev Johnson proclaimed Evelyn Jackson winner in badmmton and Roberta Westmoreland in ping pong Another change made in this year s pro gram was the substitution of five long hikes taken over the entire year for the former short weekly hikes which were a part of the fall schedule A bike hike picnic and treasure hunt were some of the different hikes arranged by manager Pat Denny Final major sport turnouts in the spring found baseball coaches llene Henkle and the tournament games Much of the credit for the revision of pomts was due to the Board of Considera tion This group is composed of represen tatives from each class who pass on all awarding of letters and any other activity that concerns the club as a whole Mem bers during the fall semester were the fol lowing Seniors Beverly Johnson and Pat Denny juniors Betty Whiteley and June Adamson sophomore Delores Ringman ln the spring the representatives were Mary Kennedy and Joan Lindberg seniors Irene Peterson and llene Wright juniors Delores Zuvela sophomore The sprightly lasses paused in their ath letic avtivities to hold the traditional Letter wearers Banquet at the beginning of the midyear semester and the festive picnic shortly before the end of school l ll 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 11 l . . . . 1 1 ' I - . . . . I . I I - - ' I 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I Q 1 1 1 1 1 . I 1 I I I I I baseball. After a certain number of prac- Mary Dire out on the diamond umpiring , . . I J ' . . . A . . - . I ' I . I A I I I . . , , . 1 1 I I . , . . Q . I I . .1 1 1 I ' I 70 S la GLVLJX vkzvvral Dtjfkf Eau, 'l'Hm3f' ndo KU l'0,'O ye-'IJ' YYIG-lllcr 'YVJPG ti if +h'5L s 9-14. 5 Char- ffrmxu , Tins. ne-def' k 9 LU 1' wlffxl .ohh fum: 114+ in vuxig gm,-V3 pf LL1- who H 4.2. H -folks . xr rvu'Hser mm a s' U 'L 'j 0 c Qi s r, Q,-T flag 1.14 I eiumkd Lf- -559+ fgf' W, WAY ggi-gif 'Lf' fl. ifffaorz 'mf' - 63'-Jr Yhd- 2 ,LK I ff Of- V-ht F1571 Vazkf' 945 U 675255 af 4 What would a hugh school be wuth out a sophomore class? An answer to that questuon may readuly be ob tauned from any of a number of sources The senuors could tell you or even the uunuors The sophomores would have another answer and the teachers yet a dufferent one Stll most of them wull admut that Everett Hugh School just wouldn t be the same wuthout the sophomore class Each year the senuors and the uunuors look forward to the arruval of a new and ununutuated class of sophomores These older and more worldly students luke to try out the latest gags and pull the wool over the eyes of the dumb sophs One of the oldest of these us durectung them kundly and thoughtfully to the tradutuonal eleva tor Another us advusung them that room 26 us on the fufth floor and du rectly to the left ever showed theur ungenuuty and be fore a week was over almost every member of the class had not only found all hus class rooms but was attendung classes regularly SOPHOMORE A AND JUNIOR B CLASS OFFICERS Furst Ro Bull Nuchols Sophomore A presudent Duck Brown Junuor presudent Second Row Fred Denman Sophomore A vuce presudent Ed Roe Junuor B vuce presudent Thurd Row Ken Walters Sophomore A secretary John Rungen Sophomore A treasurer The class of 47 was eager to get unto the swung of varuous student actuvutues at Everett Hugh Before long they had behund them a very umposung lust of fursts Furst assembly furst class meetung furst electuon The class meetung and electuon us the unutual step un brung ung about the unuty of a new class At the electuon Bull Nuchols was chosen presudent Fred Denman vuce presudent Kenneth Walters secretary and John Rungen treasurer By thus tume the sophomores were a defunutely organuzed part of school lute Two of uts members were appounted to serve on the Board of Control whule one member of the sopho more class acted on the all Important Stamp and Bond Commuttee Durung the football sea son a number of sophomores turned out and two made theur letters un football The rest of the class were at the games cheerung theur team on to vuctory By the begunnung of the second semester the newness and strangeness of hugh school had worn off and the sophomore class was begnnung to act as a unut to take prude un theur class and to know theur classmates better Basketball season found many sophomores on the second squad thus gaunung much valuable experuence for theur next two years as Ev erett Hugh s sports representatuves Several sophomores turned out for swummung two mak ung theur letters Specual credut goes to Ed Roe and Sugne Reece of the class of 46V2 for the manner un whuch they assumed the dutues of representatuves on the Student Councul when Duck Brown presudent left Everett 74 l f 5 v sr S as 9 4,5 b ' I . ' i I - - I ' ll II II II ' . . . - 1 Y S A - 5? Q ' , . This year's sophomore class, how- . . . - - . W: I . V ' . I . , . B ' ' . : , ' - I , 2 ' , , . . . . . . . : ' g I - ' . 1 5 I ' I 1 I , - I - I , . . , I . . . T Q n l I - . . . . . I , . A2555 4 Havung been very actlve In school affalrs thus past year the junjors wjll be well able to assume the added responslbllltues of leadership In all actlvltles In sports and In scholastlc achievements as senjors next year Demonstratjng theur ablllty as school leaders two served as Boys Club offlcers four as Student Councll members and two served on the Board of Con trol Many were actuvely engaged an Boys Club commlttee work and others spent much of theur after school hours working on Youth Center projects Many socsal events were planned and carrued out wlth the wnllung cooperatnon of the Junior Class They also helped to make other programs of the past year successful Among these was the Hn Jjnx In November an whlch the Junlor Class had one of the mann acts Thus act Included many members wnth an eye toward a future career on the stage raduo or screen The wnnnlng act durected and staged by Joan Mohler was composed of a group of nndepend ents comprlsed largely of junlors Another group wlth specnal talent partjclpated In the In between acts great deal of abnllty and talent was displayed ln thus program whuch was efflclently organnzed and dlrected by Dennls Brutt and Betty Hausmann Those takung part ln the assembly were compllmented by both students and faculty for thejr excellent plannung and showmanshnp The Jurnor Prom an annual affalr was acclalmed by everyone as a bug success Dec oratlons were extensjve and effectnvely appolnted Thus was the socaal hnghllght of the sea son for the junlors and was therefore of utmost Importance In the actlvutles of Everett Hugh School students Although not the largest group ln school junnors have shown a great deal of school spmt and pep un supportlng the varnous athletic programs both by their turn outs for these pro grams and by attendance at all games A number of the boys on each of the teams were junlors and wlll be back to form the nucleus for next year s sports Wjth the end of the year at hand all junlors and sensor B s heartily agree that thus year has been by far thelr best JUNIOR A CLASS OFFICERS Mauruce Snyder Vnce Presudent Bob Tuedeman Presudent Malcolm Snyder Secretary SENIOR B CLASS OFFICERS Dan Walther Vnce Presjdent Dennns Brutt Presndent Ross Walters Secretary 75 if l The juniors presented one of the best pep assemblies during the basketball season. A . . - I . . I . I . . - - flags af 4 MID YEAR It s always a llttle but terrnfylng to arruve at Sensor Hugh School at the begnnnlng of the January se mester So nt was for thus years sophomore B class who although numbernng only one hundred bf-2VelY entered The P0f'f-als Of Evefeff SOPHOMORE B ornczns Dan Reynolds vrce pressdent Hugh OI'1 January 26 l945 Betty Malls secretary Bob Dnckson presudent These energetic new sophomores dudn t waste much tlme nn getting organlzed They had hardly reallzed that an elevator dldn t go to the fufth floor when they held their fnrst class meetlng and elected thelr flrst president The sophs knew who they wanted for thenr off: cers and when the flnal votes were tabulated Bob Dickson was elected presndent Danny Rey nolds vnce presndent and Betty Mulls, secretary treasurer Once theur fnrst class meetung was safely over and thelr representatives duly elected the group settled down to everyday actlvltles and classes After safely weathering theur farst pep assembly and attendung theur first hugh school dance they decuded that upper classmen weren t quute so bad after all lRow 3y F Anderson Cockburn Chrlstensen Foote Brown Brantner Colllers Hughles lRow 2b Clemetson Burke Blankenbu Bentley Boersm Bangs Bauer R Gourlev Burns Felt fFront Rovx L Anderson A Anderson Cralgue Ellxs Dewey Cox Crawford Balllnger Goldthorpe fRow 31 Moore Nowak Goleman Payne E Johnson Lawson Hyatt T Johnson Helser Jarman Keefe Lmdberg 1 fRow 25 Hays Hansen Y Jones B Hughley M Johnson Heller Hall Kennlster McLoughl1n tFront Rowl Kmght Mlller L Johnson Arleen Mltchell Axleen Mxtchell Jones V Marchand Holmstrom M1115 76 , . . . . . . , I I T 4 I , '- , h ' h I I - , J , - . . , . . . . . . , . . . 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V , f . l Boersma Cogdlll Bunney Burn Brlan Coleman W Carlson Cooper QROW 35 Bucklln Conlew Chrlstenson Carpenter Cross Compton Brearles G Callaghan rRow 23 Bortner Bolse Carnev Cummins Caldwell Clark Button Brandt 1Front Rovxj M Callaghan Chandler Campbell Bunnex Coudare Carman Chllds Carlson :Row 41 East Danlels Dames Dean Denman F1Sh6I Grabner Fullex 4Row 3b J Er1cl-:son F Erlckson P Boane Guhck Groth Engebregson Eckhardt Ellmgson iRow Epplew Gagnon Garner DeRoox Exellst Gooduln Dela Barre Dahlquxst lFront Row m Ford Doollttle Furness Cole Coburn Gernald Goodell D Goldman iRoxs 31 Mlkkelborg Stone Prxdeaux Walters V1ncent Maxim ODonnell Revnolds Rock Spawd lRow 27 J S1185 ODell Tennev E Sltes True Urdahl Wallm Rmgen SVNBIH Westrom 1Front Rovul Wrlght Wmnxe Raffensperger Torxe Woodard Wnggens Phelps Pettws Rush Swenson SOP HOMOHE A l 1Row 4U Bakoca Benson Bjorland Arnold Berrv Borxnell Baldwln Barnett 4Rovx 35 J Ballew B Belew Blackmore M Anderson Baker Butterf1eld Berge lRow 25 Bates Berg B Anderson K Ballew I Ballew Bagley Agerup Barnes Alexandex tFront Rowl Aldrlch Barkel Baird Bhck Bannester Adcox Bell M Anderson 1R0w 45 I href ' 21 4 u - w 77 lRow 41 Gunderson Hancock Grlfflth Gregory Hallgren Hudon Halvorsen Hager fRow 21 Helm Gardner Gaston Grobew I-leg Granholm Hovde H1l1h0US6 1Row 21 Gordon Hansen Hachenberg Holstad Hart Hartman Hunt Huhnke fFront Rovs 3 Fox Hucklns Hays Gllstad Hudson Hoglund Hodges E Huckms tRovx 41 Haun Crovl Kxck Hudson Haves Hedstrom Joramo Keith 1Rovu 35 V Johnson Kolkana Larson Jefferson Hurn Hudon Knoop Hanlch lRovx Jensen Haynes Isaacson Julln Jamxson D Johnson Kellogg Koemg fFront Rowh Hoback Hyme E Johnson Jamxeson Jeffries Koerber lRow 41 C Johnson G Larson Lenahan Foxley De Groot L11es G Lee L1lJa 1Row 31 Gramer Lunde Lyons Jolgen Llenhard Langseth LaVel1e Buchanan 4Row 21 G Larson G Lee J Lee B Larson Lavu Kluth Karanson Leves 1Front Row1 Kennedy Keplxnger Fuglestad Kaddas Kalllcot P Kennedv Lovely Knutson lRow 41 Metz Mack McNutt Marcus Metzger McRae Martmxs McCarthy lRow 31 Moore Myers Mansfleld W Locke McDonald Measor McLean Lloyd 1RoW 21 Maurer Malter Lvman Mundell McColl Lemna McK1nney Loveland 1Front Rovu1 Locke Lofstrom MacDonald Martm Madson McNatt Magnuson McCa1l1ster v , v A . . 1 ' T V2, ,.I Inman,K'ey, ' . Y . . . 78 lRow 43 Shay Swanson Tollefson Sunde Solberg Thomas Skolberg Strxebx 1Row 35 Sylten Servlss Skulberstad Tlmberman Thompson Sxms Schlnkel 1Row 23 R Smlth Trxezenberg Schaller Scrupps Stroebe Stanvuck Seifert C'Front Rowl Staggs Tarrel Tledeman Skogen Stromme Stober Secor iRow 45 Weisman Whitehead Tackstrom Trask Walters Wold Walker Ulskw fRow 33 Wehr Wahlhunter Wallenberg Westmoreland Wxlbur Welfrmger Vaught tRow 27 Van Wmkle Yoakam Vetter Warfxeld Westlxng Welr Volk Yorke fFront Row Wade Talkmgton Wlttman Turner Thoreson Zuvela Vxdrlcksen Tellesbo 1Row 41 Pelky Parr Nlchols Preston Newland McCan Newport Monger C Olson 1Row 35 MIETS Pepplnger Moodv P Peterson Owen Palnter ODell McDonald 1Rovx 23 Nenaber Meade 'vlelmnger Orstad Nlcholson B Nelson Nevston M Nelson 1Front Rovx 1 Monshaugen Mam Pendergrass Pauro D Nelson B Olson Nattrass D Olson lRovx 43 Rowe Plutt Runquxst Patxxck Rognan Romaneschx Petltelene Rmgen lRow 33 Rlchards V Smith Rembolt Russell Severson Relchelt Roonew Rlngman :Row 21 Phelps Rebbe Osborne P1106 Plneo Penn: Reed 1Front Rom r Schoolcraft Rose Searles Stewart Quam B Smlth Sallars Reeves JUNIOR B s lRovx 31 J Cole Burn Benedlckson Crawford D Anderson Brown Crandall Corhss Bragg fRovu Blancet Berrx Duffy B Beck Chmstopherson R Anderson L Brewer Felt B Anderson fFront Ron? Conklm L Baker T Chrlstensen Carter D Anderson Due Buchanan G Anderson :Ron 31 J Larsen H111 HZYFISOD Ness Jones Goen Vlarulla E Peterson L Nelson Tlxnmexman 1Roxx 2a G Mattson Munson G Goldman Gamellen Long VN Johnson I Peterson Pxoud lFront Roux Hall Gutsche Henrx Nelson Murdock Hall Miller Johnson Farrmgton ,qv 1 if 1Rnvs 33 Schllcker Shlplex Slmpson Wxllxts Thormson Kellev Sanders Shattuck Qulgley Seat 1Row 23 Solle Soderman Fmnestad Slostad Reese Wilder Vhltsew Roe Veland lFront Rovxl Sterner Westbx Henjum Raffensperger Sawer WIISOH Ross Svsanson VN alker JUNIOR A s 1Rovu 4b C Andexson Boarman V Anderson D Anderson E Anderson Armstron Boeder Bremner IRovx 3l Almv1g Betker Balles Battens Blofeld R Anderson Brandvxck Aanderud mRow 21 Arne Albertson Barger Agar Arne H Blum L Anderson J Adamson 4Front Rovnl Act1p1s Alber Albertson Austm Branshaw Amend Burlew Atwell R Graham Gordan B Gourley Fadlch East Erxckson M Ferguson Farles 4Rovx 31 Gvulllan Hoffman Forsland Frederlckson Fortson Emfelt Gllhland Ferguson 1Rou 21 Frx Guttormsen Flsher Henkle Hardlng Hoechendorf Goos Guest 4Front Rovx Fahlstrom Huffman HHICUQ Fahlstrom Fagerland Hexerlmg Foxlex Green Hatnhcll Hlbelt Hutchinson Hughes Hartson O Johnson Holland Hadeen 1Rovx 31 Jackson H1len Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Hamlin Knoll 1Rovl 21 Helchel Hausmann Hooex C Johnson Hexnex Haskell Thompson H8lll1lIOU :Front Rovn J Johnson Hudson Iffrxg Jackson Hurst E Jackson V Hudson D Johnson LD'-'OCUFI 4Roxx 41 Backlund Bongtt Bakel Ballexx B Benson Bexnmrl Bxadlex Blombcxfl 4Roxx '31 COODQI Cloxfold Coxbett B Bmxxn Bron nf. Babcock Cox ext B8llOX 1Roxx 21 Beck Blansntt Bagan Callan Berl x BLLkm an Bur rl Blgdovx lF1ont Rovm Bosket Claxton H Clmgman D Clmgman Benson Boxedoli Biilllll Croghan 1Roxx 41 Dlck Doph Dlnku DICRGISOH T Callaghan Dobson Earl Doxle 1Roxx 31 VK Dalles DeMonb1un Endicott 'VI Callahan Cohl Chrlstensen A Chrxstenson Egbert 1Roxx 21 Dolloff M Erxckson Daxldson Exans Cost1s Doph Carrorl Danlelson DeRoox Erlckson Cosler Crawford L Cole M Cole Dalley Duffy any 5- .1 ' ,V 1 L- . . , ' . - . K . , p N h - 3 - s' . s V' 'H ' ' '. , . K V 5 , . y 4 ' , L , 4 - ' 1' l ' l . 4Fron't Royv1 V - 1 v V , ' ' 4 ' . . ' ,' I 5 -v ::.+ nnfkyi B' '- I 1 . sw 1 - 1 Y' , ' 4 , -- , ' - s I . 3 J -vt 4 f. - A, .W 4, ' - s. , s 1 . A I f . ' f j' ,L 81 lRow 41 Keller Kemp Lucas Kouie Lumsden Locke Large lRovw 31 Lane Llelke Long Keller Lee-Se Lundatl om Lenz Koutlas lRoxx 21 IaBeau Popsuenslfx Large Klddu Lomen Knapp Kwemld Kemp 1Front Rowj Leary Krlegex Larson Kmg Kennedw Mathlson Kenna KHIGQS 1Roxx 41 McArthur Maltln 'VIacGougan VVICGUIHHGSS Moore Mlllaxd Mxchelson Mxll 1 IRow 31 'VIcCall1ate1 Mlchaelson Massell M17e1l McK1nn0V Nelson Matkovlch 'VIcFarlane Mvers 4Rov1 21 Morrxs Mohler Manske Marl McCarthv Mullen Munson 'VIundell 1Front Rovx 1 Mxgatt Matlock Monlox Nedrud Magnuson NL son Maxlcovlch Morgan 1Roxx 41 Plocknau OllX8l Ohlund Patton L Petelson A OB11en Plaskett 4R0u 31 Pmtex Re x Q O B1 len Nxchola ONbl1ll1 B POHXNUD Palkex 1R0u 21 Rlngnnn I Pedersxn Rug PHDIIYI OCIKLXKICI Raue L Petelaou 1F1ont Rom 1 Ott Pcttws Reoosa Renoa Oulllette Ovbmough Pearson lRoxx 41 Randall Ralnbolt Robbels Rovtlex C Rose Rlndalo P Rose lRovx 31 Robbms Rlddle Stedman Robbers Rlngen Rayner lRovs 21 Stoxaell P Smlth Solam Rabourn Rxnaldo Sartvxell Ramst ad :Front Rov11 RIIGX Stenvxk Svxalluell Secor J Smith Slatlem Rmdaro Q .ll SENIOR B s 1Row 43 Barnett Hacklel Gllllland Brltt Monson Butterfleld 'VIcNatt W Johnson lRovs 33 BBIIEW Haynes Enger Herrod L Anderson Knutsen A Laxson 1Rovk 23 French Brownlee Fortner Hovxard Leese Bartman Klme :Front Rovw Braaten Helntz Havnkmgs Dxxon VI Larson Bllllngs Lund DeBoex Grogex 1Roxx 43 Wen7l1ck Swartz F Olsen V3 alters Sandberg Walters Volkman :Roxy 33 E, Refsnes, Walker, O'Donnell, Wagner. Runo, Walther, Taylor, Sullivan. lRow 23 Townsend. Refsnes, Lyon. Martinson. 'VIcDonald. Senior, Schoenrock. rFront Row3 Mitchel. Persons. Sykes, B. Werner, Wolfe. Troxel. Olsen, Vassar. .4-nunsusin V 1R0vx 43 Trotter Thompson Thoreson Tuxnel Tulnmga Swedm Secox 1Rovu 33 Sk9Vlg YVIHUYICQ Snyder Malcolm Snyder Tledemann Turmpseed Snodeller 1Row 23 Stevens Schafer TLIIYILI Ttmpleton OBr1on Tuppu Stlllvxell sF1 ont Row 3 Stretch Stump Shedd Smevaag Sather Sebers Sm lano lRovx 43 XX allmgfoxd Vaughn Zuxela Weber White wl1b3HkS 1Row 33 White Zerr Yonke Wllllams Wackter Wernel G Yonke lRovu 21 Duffy Wrosch Walker Van Patton Whltelew Lorna Wlklof 1Front Rovn W1ll1s Weaver Wxxght Valvlck Westman Zuamch XVelr SENIOR OFFICERS January Class Bob Rowland vuce presudent Joe Kosher secretary June Class Beverly Kolstad secretary Lysle Puckard vuce presudent Don Allen presudent January Class presudent Jeanne Herman 671255 af 4 It s hard to belueve that but three short years ago the young sophustucates of the class of 45 entered the portals of Everett Hugh School as downrught greenhorns Somehow they man aged to survuve that bewulderung furst semester The knowledge that another new class of sopho more B s had arruved and that they were no longer uust new kuds made thus class feel as uf they really belonged Theur uunuor year passed swuftly un a maze of studues and actuvutues Then they reached theur Utopua senuors Thus senuor class was the furst to be graduated after hav ung completed theur enture hugh school educatuon durung war years Wuth theur tradutuonal ungenuuty they overcame the punches of ratuonung and pruorutues to make the actuvutues of the class of 45 outstandung despute unpreductable events A host of recollectuons of that funal school year were stored un each senuor s memory as on the funal nught he stood Instenung to the strauns of Rememberung The long awauted Youth Center was funally completed un the fall and slught cases of Housemaud s Knee testufued to all the work the senuor class dud scrubbung and cleanung to make the Culls Nest a realuty These same senuors, clothed un Togas unstead of work clothes captured thurd place un the Hu Junx for theur ancuent carnuval skut Roman Revelues A recap of the wunter s actuvutues would unclude the Senuor Pep Assembly Seagull Swungs January graduatuon land knowung who was next? those graduatuon puctures wuth the proofs that looked so awful and turned out so well the Chrustmas Pageant forty fuve cent shows and maybe even a sku trup or two squeezed un The promuse of sprung came wuth the productuon of the sprung play The Nught of .lan uary l6th un whuch many of the brught lughts of the senuor class dusplayed theur dramatuc talents 84 T .L 5 'T . . . G if as ' Nn,,,.,.,s-'-f' , 1 l u X A I. . Q . 1 1 I u I I I 1 ' I , I , . . . , . . , . . ,, . ,, . . 1 , . . . I . . , , . , . . . . . ,, . ,, 11 - 1 n - - - - - . I , . . . . ' 1 . . . . . . . . ,, . ,, , . 1 1 1 I 1 - 1 . . . . . ,, , I - 11 - - . . . . . . Before the year was completed a number of boys answered the beckonung nod of Uncle Sam to enter the varuous branches of the servuce A great many more had un theur plans for the ummeduate future the donnung of the famuluar khaku or blue unuform soon after graduatuon Not untul the nughtly uaunts to the State Basketball Tournament had been traded un for the Fruday trups to the track and baseball fuelds was sprung really here All too soon ut was May When funal exams were over these lordly senuors agreed that Chemustry and Comp IV hadn t been too bad Then on a warm sprung evenung as the strauns of Rememberung faded graduatuon was over and for the class of 45 all that remauned of those carefree hugh school days was Rememberung Three Year Honor Roll I Permanent Torch 5111111 a11z1111f!ees' BLUE AND GOLD Parmalee Pashley chaurman Gunnar Guttormsen Lulluan Engh Duck Spence Bull Matheson Ann Bentueld Bullue Seaberg ANNOUNCEMENT Duck Spence Joan Lundberg Gerry Massue Pat Mootz Parmalee Pashley Lulluan Engh Alucua McElroy Elsue Maxwell MEMORIAL Beverly Kolstad Pat Mootz Bud Harung Maruon Jelluson Mert Waller Neul Mc Cormack Jamue Smuth PICTURE Mary Jane Best Maxcune Kerr Herb Tegelberg Howard Sulver Jack Adamson HI JINX COMMITTEE Helen Bancke Harry Evans Bob Rowland Joe Kosher Bull Brennan Jeanne Herman SENIOR A ADVISERS Muss Crayton Mr Cowen Muss McCormack Muss Pheney Mr Ram stad Muss Reel Mr Smead Muss Stephenson Muss Sturgeon Muss Wycoff AMERICAN HISTORY CONTEST WINNERS Checkung the wunnung answers un the Amerucan Hustory contest are Paul Baker Edward Graff JoAnne Locke and Bull Matheson SENIOR PICTURE COMMITTEE Don Allen Herb Tegelberg Howard Sulver Jack Adamson Mary Jane Best and Maxcune Kerr are caught busuly workung out pucture takung schedules 85 I . , . . . ' 1 11 - 11 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 11 - 11 , . Pls c o ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . . . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . W . . . - ' 1 1 1 1 1 , . . . . ' 1 1 I 1 ' I . ' 1 I I 1 I . . . . - ' 1 ' 1 I 1 - 1 1 ' I 1 1 ' I I I I ' S W reg' 1 1 , 1 I 10522244 foxy af 4 Alklre Allen Ambltxon Gox exnment ClXll Sex x lee Amundson, Lenore T1 ansferxed fiom Sedxo Vl 001 lu Hlgh Ambltlon P1 lvate seeutarx lOl the President Barker, Vernon Ambmon Caxeu IH Nlax Best, Mary Jane if Scnlor Plctule COlllIlllllCE Commencement Speaker Ambltlon Busmess admlmstla tmn Booth Elmore H1 lmx 44 Chou Baccalau nate COI'lllllltl68 Red Cross Roll Room Repxesentatlxe Ambxtlon To be a Nam nurse Brennan, Blll Staffs H1 Jinx 44 Chauman of Sgnlor Pm Commxttee Ambxtxon To haxe a date ulth M A Burchell, Dasne Fr.-msferred fl o n Monroe Loulslana Alllblll0H To plat profess1onal basketball Carlson, Mlke 4. Football 43 44 Seagull Club Vlce presldent Commencement Speaker Spxmg Plax Ambltlon Become a malltxme lavner Carpenter Gerry Orchestra 44 AITIDIIIOH To be successful ln xx hatexer I do Dolloff Bull Ambltlon Automobile dealer Eruckson, Lons Al'llbltl0l'l To be a success vthatex er I do Fox, Orvnlle Track Manage-1 4 Ambltlon To studx lTl9CllC1H9 Gronnmg Marne Roll R o om Repxesentatlxe Stamp and Bond Replesenta tue AlHb1llOn Be a good book keeper Hames, Roger Ambltlon To somedax become a manager of a laxge theater Havenuch Bob Cap and Gunn Commxttee 4412 Roll Room Repl esenta Il e 4 Ambltlon Rada: tcchnlexan Herman, Jeanne Sophomole and Jumox B Class Secretnx Senlox A P1es1dent Seagals Student Qounul Ambltmn To go to college James, Dnue Seagals Student Counc1l K dak 44 Edltor 4:1 Senlor e morlal Comm1ttee Alllblll0n Journallst Keele Jacquelme A cappella Chou Ambltxon To become radxo slnger Kelley Bob Baseball 43 Semm Memomal Commtttee Hx Jmx Ambltlon To be a P E teach Kosher, Joe H1 Jlnx 44 Kodak Busmess INISHBEZCI SQL19l3lX of SCHIOI Class Touch 44 ADlblll0n To oxxn a cal that runs Larson, Aileen Choir HOSp1l8l1tX commxttee Ambltlon To become a Cadet Nurse Leese, Jum E ectrlc Trade 43 44 Board of Control 44 Stage Crevs Chairman 43 44 45 Ambltlon To own mv ovxn purse seme boat Lowe, Grace Entered flom Edmonds Hlgh School Ambltlon To be a stenog rapher 86 Lucas Behe J LlI11Ol' B V ee Pxesldent Sophomoxe A Pl6S1del'll GA L 42 Guls Club Commlttees 42 4 4 AllllJltlOY'l To go to New York md PHFIS md dcslgn clothcs May Dorothy Kodak Ad S0llCllfOI' Defense St am p Representatlve Red Cxoss Representatne Amb1t1on To h ne a successful lll llI'l8gB Monson Alou GAC Ambltlon Glxe mx chxld an educauon Mortland Orvnlle Roll Room Replesentattxe Allll'7lll0h Draftsman Nelson Quenhn Ambltlon Just to be a mini Peftys Avah Kodak Repo: ter Amb1t1on T be Cade Nurse Reeder Jack Wlthdravsn hom class to cn ter Naxx Ratzlaff Starr Cholr 43 Gnls Club Assem lJlVCOlTlllll1lCL H1J1nx 44 Ambltxon T I ln to 1k olnes Rowland, Bob Student Counc1l 44 Semox A VICE Presldent H1 Jmx Kodak Edxtorxal and Buslness Staff Ambltxon To bv, 1 lavxver and novelist Seager, Byron Kodak Representatwe AlTlblll0U Folestrx Servlce Severson, Lyle R o ll Room Representatlxe Scrlp Representatxve AlTlblllOD To get a college edu catlon . 9 . . 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Z - - . . : ' - A Allure L Amundson Barker M Best E Booth Brennan Burche I Carlson Carpenter Dolloff Ernckson ox Gronnn Halnes Havenxch Herman James Keefe Keliy Kosher Larson J Leese Lowe Lucas Ma rsfrom May Monson Mortland Nelson Pettys Roeder Ratzlaff Rowl nd Seager Severson 6 Q- 1 K F1 Sharlch, Edward T1ansfer1ed from Marxsulle A1nb1t1on Electr1c1an Shnelds Gerald Football 43 44 Seagull Club Entered the Naxx 1n Januarx Snell, Gene Electrlc Trade 43 44 Stage Crevt 44 All1b1IlOI'l To see tl1e vtorld Shtes, Zona L 1 b r a r 1 Club A cappella C. l1o11 AlllblllON To t1 ax el Thomas, Bull L Entered the Aunt ID Januarx Turner, Ken Kodak Representatxxe chamc Walter, Mllton Roll Room Representatlve Ko dak Representatlxe Red Cross Representatlxe All'1blll0I'l Electr1cal Engmeer Whnte, Ken Football 44 Band Amb1t1on Less each wear Wold Marlon AlTlblf1Ofl Go to Cal1forn1a for a VlSlt and hxe 1n Oh1o after tl1e vxar Wood Walburta Hosp1tal1tv C0lllInlllEC Torch SOClBtV Senlor Cap and Govxn C0lllIUltlC9 Allll'JltlOI'l Mx lll1YldS a blank' Achatz, Jack Band A1nb1t1on To be as good archrtect as M1 Tolefson Adamson, Jack Il: Student Body Secretan H1 Y Vlce Pres1dent Cha1rman H1 Jmx Comn11ttee N6Slk3 44 Sports Ed1tor 45 AHIDITIOH Laxuer lam 4 Ahrenstedt Daanne Band 43 -1 a AITIDIIIOH Meet H1018 men Allen, Don P1es1dent of Sen1o1 Class Ko a 4 Football Spllng Plax 5 A1nb1t1on To be a C0lllIll8lCl'll Artlst Alverson, Marne G1rls Club Cabmet SCFID Rep resentattxe Stamp Representa tue Kodak Alhbllliln To trend all mu the xxolld cspecmllx Franca Anderson, Bob Band 43 44 AIllb1l10H To be the head of the gasolme department IH the OPA Anderson, June Red Cross Representatlve Ad Amb1t1on To lead a successful 1 e Anderson, Marnlyn V1ce Presldent Gxrls Club VICE Presldent Seagals Pep Commxttee GAC one wear Let tervx earer Amb1t1on Vlce Mayor of Muk 11teo Anderson, Norman Amb1t1on To go back to Port Angeles Anderson, Shnrley A111b1t1on W1l1 be fulf1lled December Anderson, Wllllam H Amb1t1on U S Naxx Anthonson, Florence Transferred from Aberdeen Amb1t1on To travel Armstrong, Vlolet AlTlblllOl'l To vxork 1n Kress and after that Ill3I'lX Arp Mnldred Health COITIITIIIIGE Hospltallts Comm1ttee Glrls Club GAC Letterwearer A cappella Cho1r Amb1t1on See the vxorld wlth Jean Dav1s 88 Austvan, Carolee A cappella Cho11 Glrls Glee Amb1t1on Be manager of small soda fountam Ba er, Paul 1' Neslki Act1x1tx EdlfOf Cha11111'1n Boys Club Scholar shtp C0ll'1lTllltL0 VICE Presl dent Torch Sp11ng Play 45 AHlb1ll0n To be a psxchotech HICIHD or a sxmphomc com poser Bancke Helen 4. Cll3llllldl1 of G11ls Club Deco rat1on Co1111111tu Kodak C11 culat1on Managu Amb1t1on To be a CUIlllllOlLldl a1t1st and learn to flx Barnes, Jam Track Team 43 44 45 Foot Ja H1 Y Sea u Club AHlblll0I1 Dontknovx Barnett Irene Transfe11ed from Ione H1gh School Amb1t1on T be fhght nurse 111 the Army or a publ1c health nurse 111 Cl11na Basye, Dorothy GAC 43 Band 43 44 45 Amb1t1on To be a Reglstered Nurse Baumgartner, Leona Kodak Reporter Amb1t1on To lI8XCl Benheld Ann Cheer Leader Seagals Cha1rman of Jumor Red Cross H1 Jmx Act 44 Spr1ng Plax Amb1t1on Mans Berg, Dorothy H1 Jmx 44 Amb1t1on Secretaxx Bonnell Betty Amb1t1on COIIIINLICII-ll Art1st Blackburn, Ken Bows Glee Defense Stamp Representatne Amb1t1on To graduate U 9 . I . ' - ' Q . .' . 4, '47 1 ' . ' ' 1 ' ' , ' ' 3 ' , ' ' : I . a . I , ' , ' 1 Q , . N' - . :Z - lt I, d k, '44, '51 . '44: . ' 1' ' , '45g .' , I lv' '4 I b l 1 C -lvl , . I ' I U I .L I V :. . ' '45' . I . 1 11. 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Snell Z, Stites L Thomas Turner Walter Wnute Wold Wood Aclnatz Adamson Ahrenstedt Allen Alverson B Anderson J Anderson M Anderson N Anderson S Anderson W Anderson F Antlwonson Armst rong Arn Austvan Ba ke r Bancke Barnes l Barnett D Basye Baurngartner Benfreld Berg Bonnell Blackburn W1 W '31 Y 1 Boomer, Ed Xhlll1dI8VlI'l fl0lll school Blue Blll 1 Kun, Football 44 Qllll pus Souad SCLILIQIX t H1 X A111b1t1o11 A11h1tc1t Boynton, Vnrgmla Exchange Ed1to1 of Kodak Stamp Rome entat11c Glrle L lub Rep1ceser1tat111 H1 Jmx Alllhlllflll T0 l11 1 UUISL Brannstrom, Harold ack 44 AllllJ1llL3H T1a1el111g sal1s111an Brantner, Bnllle 1 1nx G1 s Lluy 1111111 Co1111111tte1 Stamp Rep 11sLntat11e A111b1t1o11 To see Dlck Rle agam soon Brntt Dennis llflllll LOlll'lLll Imx C0lllllllllLL Ch 111 111111 Stalnp and Bo11d Co1111111tt1e AIlllJlllOH To fl1 111 one 11a1 Ol a11otl1e1 Brunner, Barbara L1b1'111 Club .AHllJlll0I'l To 111111 th1 VM11 Burgett Berle AIl1blllOH To make good Bussell, George Student C11u11c1l Boaxd f ontml H11 SCClLl3lX o T111 ch SOC1QlX A111b1t1on To bc a ICSCBTCII chcnust Butterheld Bob Bova Club Publ1c1t1 Co1111n1t U. A111b1t1on AICl1llLClLlldl d s1g11e1 Carlson, Dorothy T1ansfer1ed f1o111 Edmonds A111b1t1on To become a good s1c1eta11 Chase, Art A111b1t1on To 1a1sc pll7L homes and cattle on a ranch of ITIX 01111 55155 af 4 Chester, Betty Good Chee1 C 01111111 tt Q 1 Sc11p Rep1ese11tat11e NOIIIIUH t1on Delegate All1blllOU VSIX undecldcd Chrlstenson, Jean R1d C10 s s RODlLSLl1ldllXL SCllOl3X'SllID Co1111111tte1 A111b1t1on G r a d L1 a t 1 f1 0111 W3Sl11UglOH State Chrnstenson, Stan Football 44 Baseball 43 44 H1 X Llub S1 1gull L ua AllllJltl0l1 To 13111 p11111ss1o111l lYiNLlJ 1ll Churches, Dolores VOCdll0I1 L.o1111111ttee ot Clll Cluh 11h1t1o11 B11111 X11 1 duh llllfll NlL7lL Collms Josephme A111b1t1o11 I 1131 cn t d1C1d1c1 1 Q Covert Roger k 4 1 Baslul 11 ootbill H1 Y Allllllllllll Pl1a1111aL1st Crawford, Catherine DeLo1at1on Commlttec G11l Club Red CIOSS C111111111ttLe All1l7lll0ll Nuxse Crawford, June Entued f1o111 Bu1l11'1gto11 H111 School G1rls Club F111a11ce QOIHIIIITTSE A111b1t1on To be a Nuxsc Cronkhlte, Marllyn J111x 2 43 44 TILISLIILI ot Guls Club P1cs1dcnt oi Seagals Sprlng Pla1 45 AlllblIlOn To pla1 l1kc Ha7el Scott Crouch Phyllns A111b1t1on To get 5111111 Dalley, Barbara H1 J11111 42 43 44 To1cl1 So 11et1 A111b1t1on Hopmg to l1a1c a111b1t1on Davis, Jean SLCICTHIX of GAC t11o 1111 L1tte1v1eare1 Seagals Health Co1111111ttee AIlllllllOFl To see the 11o1ld 111th Mlldl ed A1p 90 DeGroot, Lawrence Allll71ll0H To 161118 Dennls, Molly IH D 11 Jlllx. ll11sp11'1l111 Co1111111t1c1 G 1! 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Lllllan GAC Seagals Chauman Blg Slster Tea Hx Jmx 43 44 Amb1t1on To lead a useful and happv llfe Erlckson, Elsle Chrustme Kodak Replesentatne Amb1t1on To make a great mans frtends and make a suc cess out of mx ltfe Eskes, Dlck+ Stamp Repusentatne AITlbltlOYl To become an en gmeex Evans, Harry eslka 43 4 H1 Jl x Maslcl of Ccxcmonles 44 4 Splmg Plax 4a Stamp and Bond Rcpresentatne Alllb1tlOn Photographer Lxfe Ezard Shirley Band 44 45 Olchestla 44 Amb1t1on Jom the Waxes Fager, Wayne Scrxp Representatne Stamp Replesentatlve Track Amb1t1on To be something Fnsher, Joel R Cholr Radlo Plogxam H1 Jmx Amb1t1on R8dlO announcer Fox, Dorothy Ambltxon Mtssxonat x Fraas, Vlrgmla Ambltton To become a ex ttle but 81 Franke, Jackie Glrls Club Publtcxtx Committee Amb1t1on Haxe a ranch and ovsn lots of horses Frazler, Mary Lee i Amb1t1on To make a success of vshatexer I do Freese, Thad Football 43 44 Basketball 43 44 4a Basketball Captatn 45 Campus Squad Ambltton To plax college bas ketball and football and after that to tratel and entel mto an enterprlse flax-fayf-4 Funk, Floyd Amb1t1on Jom the Marlnes and then go back to school Gagnon, Ceclha Assembly Commlttee Glrls Club VlcePres1dent of L1 brary Club Seagals Board of Control Amb1t1on Soctal vxork Gallant Herman Secretary for Electric Trade Club Stage Crevs Stage Publlc Address Technt clan 4a Amb1t1on To ovxn mv own satl boat fstrtctls a tow Gamache, Carol Ambttton To oxxn a restau lant Gent: Elanne Txansfexxed from Aberdeen South Dakota AIIlbltlOI1 To be a dress de slgnex Gesme, George Ambttlon Forest Ranger Graff Edward Boxs Club Scholarshxp Com mlttee American Htstorx Con test Award AIXXDIIIOH To traxel Gramger, Delmer School Patrol 43 Choir 45 AIY1b1llOH To help Keep Em Flsmg at Pame Field Gregory, Jlm Football Baseball Spring plav 45 Radlo Program AIIXDIIIOH Yes Uncle Sam Grundy Allcla GAC Lettervxearex A cap pella Cholr 44 45 Orchestra 43 44 HOSDIIBIIIW Commxt C8 AlYlbltlOI1 To be a success 1n vthatever I do Guttormsen, Gunnar Football 42 43 44 Cap and Gowns 44 Blue and Gold C0lllYl'tlll6C Senlot Dues Com mlttee Ambltlon To become a doctor 92 Hall James Electrical Trade Club Foot ball announcement amplxfter engmeer Amb1t1on To become a radlo engmeer Halverson, Elame HOFIZOH Club Chou 4 5 Scrlp Representattve Amb1t1on Jotn Waves ttl the war xs over and then Halvorson, Jam Gee Club Chou 4 4 H Jlnx 44 Amb1t1on To be a Radar Tech nlctan m the Navy Hanson, Carol AY'llblllOIl Stenogxaphct Harmg, Vernon Kodak Sports Edxtox Secre tarw H1Y Track Manager 43 4 5 Amb1t1on To go to college after the vt ax Hartman, June Red Cross Representatne Amb1t1on Travel attex the vtal Hay Janet 'I 1: Chatrman Gnls Club Wel fare Commtttee Seagals Board of Control Chatrman Stamp and Bond Commlttee Ambttxon To become a nurse Hay, Lynne J, Neslka 44 Edltol Nestka 4a Gtrls Club Recordmg Secre tary GAC tvto vear Letter wearer Seagal Treasurer Amb1t1on To mamor ln Jour nallsm or physlcal educatlon Hayes, Dolores J, Llbrary Club Defense Stamp Representatlve Amb1t1on To bc a nurse Hebert, Jean GAC Stamp Representative Amb1t1on Work fox govern ment and then get mauled Heckendorf George Choxr Boys Ensemble Scrap Book Commtttee HlJ1f1X 44 Amb1t1on Stngel Salesman Attend college Helgesen, Peggy Irene Llbrarx Club Amb1t1on To mm the Maxme Corps Womens Resexx 9 I -t Q y , t 1 ' 3 1 1 j : j-.'4.'4: . 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H1 Jxnx 43 44 Oxchestra 4 Band 4 Cho1r 43 Amb1t1on To be a gx eat smger Pearson, Shlrley GAC 42 AIllbll,lOI1 Im gomg to be an ax1atr1x Pendergrass, Dons Amb1t1on T bt a success 1fe Penn Homer Kodak 4:1 H1 J1nx 44 Boxs Club Publxcltw COIYllTlllt6G 44 AlHb1t10l'l Chem1caleng1nee1 Pennington, Bernice G A C Letterw earer GITIQ Club Cab1net Amb1t1on To do a httle ttax elmg Penno, June C 011 42 43 4 Alllb1l1OH T work 1n a1 off1ce Peterson, Bob Basketball 4.5 44 4:1 Base b 43 44 4.1 Football 4 H1 Y AlTlb1t1OH To smoke hke all the b1g boxs Peterson, Charles Tlack 4 45 H1 .hnx Rol Room Representatwe All1blt10H To f1nd a better lugh school than EHS Peterson, Donald AIl1b1flOY1 T0 haxe none Peterson, Ruchard i Amb1t1on To be a n11ll1ona1re 125542 4 Pettersen, Mary Lou Band 43 44 4:1 Orchestra 43 44 45 Cho1r 4 Amb1t1on T contmue mx schoolmg and studx mus1c Plullnps Hayden Sprmg Plax 4:1 R8d1O Chr1st mas Pageant H1 J1nx Amb1t1on Yes Uncle Sam fsmall busmessn Phllllps Nancy Amb1t1on I ilu success of 1111 lie Plckard Lysle H1Y Senlol VICC Plebldelll Kodak Featule EdllOl Pep Committee A111l11t1on To be a suCLus 111 tht Nam Plercey Barbara Orchestra 42 43 44 Band 42 43 44 Solo R6g1OI1H1 Con AllllJ1ll0I'l Dancm tc.-1Cl1Q1 Platt Evelyn Welfale COINIXIIUQC G1rls Club Representatne Amb1t1on Retne at an earlx age Pope, Allene Glrls Club A1t and Decoxatxon Commlttees All1b1l1OH To studx commer c1a1 art uam, Norma Chou GIIIS Glue AlTllJlt10H Be a buxe1 fO1 large depaltment QIOIC Ragsdale, Elousse AllllJ1t10I1 To be a doctm Rancourt, Frances GAC Cl1o1r Ensemble Glee Amb1t1on To mastex shoxt hand and twpmg Reece, June G A C, tuo xeax Lette1x1e11e1 Sprmg Play 44 4.1 P1 esldent of Ltbrarw Club Seagals Amb1t1on To plax a glamom palt 1n a plax anx plax' lOO Rnchardson, Betty Lee Amb1t1on To tmt plctures Rmgstad Roger H1 Y T1ophx Case Chanman Baseball Basketball Managet AITlbltlOYl To be a PE dl1GC lOl and coach Robeck, Bernuta Amb1t1on Hope to be IL t1t1an Robmson Norma R o ll R o o m Replesentatlwe SCTID Representatn e Orches 43 44 AlT1b1tlOH To be sex enteen Roberts Cormne 1 J1m1 43 44 Red moss Representattxe 43 44 Sc 1p Replesentatne Cho1r Amb1t1on To be a dOCtO1 but xull enter Cadet NLllSlllg fnst Roch on Leonard Amb1t1on Lndeuded gLt111.,11 11Cd Roggenkamp, Jack Amb1t1on Ph a 1 m a st and some ax1at1on Romanasckl Patrlcla Amb1t1on To flx Rooney, Alma AI1lb1t10Y'l To make a success of 1111 1fc Ross, Lols Amb1t1on lts a seexet Rowe, Bob O1cl1est1a 42 H1sto1x Pageant 44 Kodak 44 Amb1t1on A11 COIDS and then lawye1 Roselle, Bonme Amb1t1on FIYQI Rullen Barbara Scholarshxp Commtttec, Kodak Ad SOIICITOI 44 Red Closs Comrmttec 44 40 H1J1nx 44 AIHb1tlOn Labotatorx techm clan U 9 ,' 1 1 0 ' j . , . 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Af: , , 1 I .I - I 5 . - ' I ' uv , '45. l : 3 . I ' ' ' ' l. A l . 'lf . 1. T- I 1 Hi 'V , ' 5: , ,. D . . . , I ,V ' 7 Spence, Harold A ' - I i ' ' ' 1 , '43, '44, 451 ' ' 4 2 4 f Hrj: F , '42, '43, '44: ' r A - ' ' : To ' ' ' : h I . ' , ' ' '- - , '. 3 , 'I . 4 ' ' : V I , I r - - I I ' ' ' Russell Ruuth Saxrs Sanford Santoro Scherf Schultz Seaberg Seg raves Seufert Schalka Senter Severson Severson Shook Sllver Skunner Smalley Smevaag Jack Smuth James Smlth Jean Smlth Smlth Smlth Smnthe rs Sorlanno Spence Spence Sputzer Stenson Stevens Stewart Stockton W Stover D. E. V. ' M. A. B. P. B. B. B. ' E. H. B. L. L. H. ' D.Sites D- . M. N. R. ' T. ' L. ' J. ' D. H. E. ' J. E. V, R. Strand, Ruth AlllblllOU To t1ax el Strleby Bob Alt f,0lllllllllC.L 43 lmx 44 Kodak 41 Ambmon Newspaper work or med1cal tecl1n1c1ar1 Stromme, Allce H1 Jmx 44 Talent and Entex ta1n111tnt COllllllllTCC A CID pc a Chou 43 44 Ambltlon To get llll0Ll 1 college Stuehm, Anna A111b1t1or1 Stc11og1aphe1 Swartz Don Band 43 44 45 Red Cross Representahve SCTID Repu sentatlvc H1 Jmx 44 Amb1t1or1 To get thxs war oxer as soon as possxble Swartz .lack Basketball 45 AlT1blllOH To be a bu, 111.111 l1ke Papa Swenson, Charlotte Amb1t1on Head of Home Eco nomlcs Department Tegelberg Herb 1 Torch Credentlals COlTllllltlCC Senlor P1cture Commlttee Scholarshlp Commlttee Golf Amb1t1on T0 be around for next duck season Temte, Gunnar Tack 43 44 45 H1 Sea gull Club Ambltlon Uncertam Thlessen, Ethel 1. Chalrman Student Theater TICKET Commlttee Glrls Club Cablnet Kodak Staff H1 Jmnt AIHblll0n To gxaduate from college Thlessen, Evelyn GAC Scr1p Representatzve NOXHIUHTIOH Delegate Amb1t1or1 To marrx a cex tam l1ttle 581101 Thorklldsen, Loulse Gxrls Club Art COIllTl'l1tlB6 Amb1t1on A famous pamter 675155 af 4 Thomas, Wllllam C W1tl1d1ex1 to ente1 NCINICC lll FQDIUBIX Thomas, Kathenne C1011 43 44 4.1 Scrlpt Rep uscntatne Red Lmss Repxe sentatlxe AlllblllOn To be a txplst 1n a PanA111er1can Auxmxs of flce Thompson, Barbara lAYltlldl'iXXl'l trom school Tuessen, Clarence Txack 44 Basketball 43 44 4 H1 Jmx :J AllllJlllOTl No llllD0llal'1I one at the plesent except to go to college Ol Ala ka Toso Monte T1 msfured from Nlmot Hlgh School Mmot INOIUI Dakota Baseball 4 A111b1t1on Truck dxlxcr Trlezenberg Ted AllllJlllKlIl XX atchm 1kt1 Ulsky Helen Scr1p Representatne Ambxtlon To do sonethmg vtorthxxhile Utt, lrvlng Band 43 44 4a OlCllCS ra 43 44 45 Bovxlmg League Jmx 43 44 Alllblt1Ol l MUSICIBH or 111us1c teacher Vandermeer, Raymond Plesldent and VICC Plcsldent Electx IC Tlade Club St age Crew OfflCC Publlc Address Techmclan Ambmon Electromc engmeer Van Dyke Barbara + H1 Jlmt 44 Fmance COlllI'llll tee of G1r1s Club Orchestxa 4 4 Alllbltl0H To be a l1brar1an on an ocean llner Van Dyke Marllyn H1 Jlnvc 44 Fmance and Art Comnuttees Glrls Club Stamp Rtplestntatxxe AllllJlll0D Vloxk on an ocean l1ne1 Vetter, Shlrley Amb1t1on Secretarx IO4 Vngue, V1rg1n1a R e d C 1 o s s Rep1esentat1x e Good Chee1 Comm1ttee Glrls Club Tag Dax 43 H1 Jmx 44 A111b1t1on To g1aduate fI0lll college Walker, Marlon AlllblTlOH Inter1o1 deco1 ator Wallen, Delores A cappella Chou 44 4:1 Glee -H ll0SDll llllN fUlllllllttCC mf Glllb Club AlllblllOH Vlllblf. teacher ln '1 publlc school Waller, Mert Basketball 'l -l 4.1 Foot ball 44 41 kodak Sports Ed r H1 X Tlc ISU AlllblI10H To unch at Ex erett Hlgh Wample r, Loss A111b1t1o1'1 Housexufe la good ouch Ward Shlrley A111b1t1on To be an 1nter1or decorator Webb Launce Hospltahtx Lo1111111ttec Glrls Club A111b1t1o11 To get lllalfled Welk Jlm Busmess Nlanagex of Kodak Cl1o1r 43 44 -to Stnp Repxe stnmtue AlllblllOD 1A Whnte, Jlm SVl1lT1TTl11'1g Tealll 43 44 4 Co Captam 44 4:2 Baseball 4 45 H1 X Spxmg Plax 4 A111b1t1on To bccome a H M C. A dlrectol cmd coach Wlcken, Helen Orchestra 4 44 Band 44 4:1 Sprmg Festnal Alllb1tl0l'l To be a buwer 1n a large depa1t111ent store Wulbanks Yvonne Stamp Representatue Scrlp Representatne H1 Jmx 44 Scholarshlp Commxttee Amb1t1on To be a nurse 9 . I ' , y ' V' K n .3 H1 . I . ' .51 I - 11.- ..' ' l ll K - . 1 b . ' - 4:4 Liv VY: .ll-I LH 1 ' ' ff' '-1 Q . '43, V E '52 '4'.A A A l 1121 I fl ' 1-1 .- 'rm-. I - - , . - 1 . -, f , '-: U , ' A I 1 X I A C .. . . . I L , -2- G.A.C.4 Lettc1'wea1'e1'. I p I 2 I :5: , 5 '- , Q 1 I b J . . x . 3 Y - 1, 1.4 , ,45' N ' 1 H1 . Z' , f-45. KI . I I . r .' .' r' 1 '-Y: .- Q V ' .' I M 3 ' - , 75:-L V. . ',Y.',-5' . ' . , . , :fn -4f-E 5 u '--' ' 5f ,45- 1 1 7 ' - 1 3 . . y '. . ' - '. . 'A 1 1 '3- '4.- . . . :iz V N , 13, ' :A , '43- Strand Sfrleby Stromme Sfuehm Swartz J Swartz Swenserw Tegelberg Temte Ethel Thuessen Evelyn Thoessen Thorkuldson C Thomas Thomas Thompson Tuessen Toso Ulsky I t R Vandermeer B Van Dyke M Van Dyke Vetter Vague Walker Wallen Waller Wampler Ward Webb Welk Whufe Wncken Wnlbanks R. B. ' A. A. D. C. H. G, L, . B. . K. B. C. ' M. T. Triezermberg H. .Ut S. V. ' M. D. M. L. S. L. J. J. ' H, ' YI . Wullnts, Darrell H1 Jmx 43 44 Tlack 43 44 Golf Team 45 Radio Pxogram Ambltxon R3d1O announcex Wllllams Glenna L GAC tvso X031 LQMOIXKLSICI Lolrespondmg Secrttalx Glrle Club Chalrman of Gnls Club Fmance Commlttee All1bltlOD To travel 671255 af 4 Wohlhuter, Wallace Bovslmg League Basketball Axnbltxon Navx Yeaton, Patty Allllllllilll To go to college 5mm 565001 Gllleland Dave McCullom, Jasmine ALHO TIHGC LIDIHIX Llub SCIID C0l'lllllllllL Amhmon To ovln 1 llSlHLll Ambmon To be 3 doctgr ant grocerx sto10 Anderson, Harold IllClaI'l Brnggs, Forrest Baseball 43 44 4 Seagull Club AII1blllOH Pxoftsslonal base ball Johnson, George AllllJltli7l1 Hcaxgn foxlnd' Sturman, Shnrley rhllllllllflll Fashxon lllOClLll!1L, Johnson F James, Jr Drum BIBIOI Band An1b1t1on Phwslcxan Johnson, Wesley Albm Alnbltlon To ovxn a l'l1Cl horns. Kelly Loreffa AI11lJll1OI1 To be a seuetaxx Brien Jean Allllllllllll 'Io seo thy xuulci Yegge Betty Chun' AH1blll0n To be a good seem tarx ln a pmmlnent offlce Znmmerman, Walter W Al'llb1ll0I1 To become an au tomoblle 111ef.l1an1c Talburt Gene School Patrol Sclapbook Com mlttcc- AlllbltlOU To make the vsoxld a be-ttel pl me ln xx l11ch to hu Persons Loss Sophomore Class Plesldent .AllllJlll0I'l 'Nix X Ixurse Refsnes, Jean Carmen 1011 H1 J1 x Sprlng Plax Ambltlon To be a conput Slllgel Stannard Betty Alllblllllll To lnnrwlne oxatolx tyahnluln agummm agwlaaf X yyfklyzc' Neff Charles Wenzlnck, Cllff Chase, Bull S R lesentatlx e Stamp Ambmon T t1ax el axound H1 Jlnx OICl'lCSll3 CHP ED md Bond Representatlxe the uox ld Al11blllOH JNJUSIC Arnbltmn To make mx dreams Knrschner, Ray Representatlve Electllc Txade Shop on Student Councll AI11b1tlOY1 Electrxcal englneer come tl uc 106 9 I . I , I . or Q A' 5 ' .L . - 3 4 ' I 3 - A IQ! Z 477522 ' I ' ' I - Ambition: Television tech - .J I - I 5- ' ' 3 ' ' ' 1 E' ' ' . Student Council, v , -, V 1 , ' , '53 , ' ' Cl Q, '43, '44, '45: ' n.-1 , , I h bs, B - I 1 Z 4' xx' 0 I ' I X 1 ' ' ' ' 2 1' a lahv l , I . . .-,VC Q .- . . 1 0 -V Q D Wnllnts G Wulluarns W Wohllnuter v ll P Yeaton B Yegge 'N Q W Zummerman Gnlleland Q' McCullorn Sfurman Talburt genie! 6155 17156015 National Muslc Solo Contest lrvlng Utt Victor Herr Rutcnue O Brlen Boys Club Scholarslfmlp Award Paul Baker DAR Award Lynne Hay January Commencement Speakers Mary Jane Best Make Carlson Roger Haines June Commencement Speakers Paul Baker Dell Russell Bull Severson January Rotary Achlevement Award Dlxle James Roger Haunes June Rotary Achievement Award Pat Denny Dell Russell Football Scbolarshup Award Dell Russell Football lnspuratuonal Award Make Carlson lO7 I V n 1 . :K . 'Z N Q-:. Q-' S- ' in wr I G. 4 P? I Q - W iii . . , . . A A - - 1 l 1 l ----'------------- 1 1 A vo 7 E 2 I l I 1 1 1 f 1 I I f f 42 ,fp , v ,, F 3? ' 5' .z wig! mfffgg , Y . . Q :A Jw , 'R L. ' 1 , x 'A , We 1 :M T , - fi, ww ' Round its breast the rollin clouds arc s read, 8 P Eternal sunshine settled on its head. 5 Mill! as SCHOOL LIFE SNAPS CALENDAR PERSONAL INDEX ADVERTISEMENTS Goldsmnth pf Sophomore gurls can thank thus nndustrlous committee for the welcomung Bug Slster Teas Campus looks peaceful at 3 l4 ln Bellingham Bob Rowland scans the country sude for new worlds to conquer Skaters Bettie Lucas Melba Sanford and Margle Stever placed thnrd among the Hu Jmx nn between acts Wnth enthusnastuc workers such as these the C-ulls Nest could not help but be the success nt as Welfare Commuttee loads a truck with Thanksgiving cheer Shoeless couples dance to the muslc of Kung Jukebox at the Koslka dance , 41 ,-15555 we N'9'N-- ew-s'. ., Q 7- ... . ... I ' , , ' ..- I , .. . Spirit of friendly rivalry, exemplified by this Bremerton car . . . Eldon Schalka, Alicia McElroy, Daryl Engebregson, Cecilia C-agnon, and Jerry Huddle plan for the l945 elections. . . . CAC letterwearers enjoy a picnic at Lake Stevens . . . A typical Everett scene of indus- try: Weyerhaeuser Pulp Mill on the Bay . . . Queen of Hearts caught in an unsuspecting mo- ment . . . Queen Bev Mitchell rules at the i944 Campus Day . . . Horizon Club hospital aides demonstrate some of their duties . . . Ramy smiles at the photog on Campus Day. lui! aww n lll I' 3 Li' MBS JQHNSON Student Body Prexy Skinner and Board of Control Bussell at the north end of the rnaln hall as usual' Close up of Hu Jlnx Roman Holiday partuclpants Center of town familiar sight to E H S students Mr Freitag hard at work rn Mass Shave s room ar bershop quartet entertamung at one of those pep assemblues Turnabout s taur play and photographer Harry Evans gets has picture taken as he snaps someone else Mrs Farns worth and Mass Esther Johnson presudung at the tea urns at a Bug Slster Tea Keeper ot the keys and passes 1 19 . 'vsghvr 'M . ,5 S T- Q fl A ly' R sf . l 55,53 W 2 r,,,.,,,,...,, R, A my I f l as k V 4 .51 , .... - ' ' ' ' ' . . . , a Classes change and students go out into the sun one ot those rare early spring days , . . A seldom seen part of the auditorium . . . The committee which gave the Youth Center its start and the C-ulls' Nest's first officers: Front row: Marilyn Anderson, Ilene l-lenkle. Row 2: Jackie Carpenter, Margie Larson, Pat Denny. Row 33 Clyde Secoy, Wilfred Schlicker, George Bussell . . . Forward ho, lads! We must win this game! . . . Presenting Dave Baker and his band . . . Cirls with February birthdays enjoy a 48 Club luncheon . . . Snow covered Cascade mountains. Wa II3 'Qt Q . C 6 ,Y W 1. . 5 . X C Eb ,. My sv' ' . 1 as V ' , K ffm' 'Vs ' f, 1 it A ' .Q W . . Q, i A , A. A Q ,W gt m . V is,, . if K i , Nga? V , , ,rbi t ' l , 'YL .L A W ii . X d School opened on September 6 as students wearuly dragged themselves back to Ye Olde Schoolhouse on the Corner after eventful summers spent at camps un Alaska down on the farm or at the newest summer resorts Boeung s or the shupyards Soon however every one was back unto the swung of school and the furst pep assembly furst Kodak and furst football game followed uru quuck successuon Somethung new was added to E H S when the 48 Club was organuzed to help new gurls un school get acquaunted and to take part un actuvutues Before long theur burthday partues be came events antucupated wuth eagerness October was ushered un wuth the student body goung en masse to see the magnufucent epuc of the lufe of the Furst World War Presudent Wulson Sophomore gurls were offucually welcomed unto school lufe wuth the Fall Bug Suster Tea held un the Seagull lnn Soon senuors began paddlung un the raun and gropung through the fog on theur way to Morruson s Studuo to pose for theur tradutuonal graduatuon puctures On October l6 a welcome day of vacatuon came to students of Everett Hugh whule the faculty attended Teachers lnstu tute About thus tume SN MSTO became the cry around the halls and ut was not untul the Kosuka dance that the mystufued students found out that ut meant Saturday Nught Means Socks Take Over ln November the Elks offered the hosputaluty of theur Home for a dance celebratung the overwhelmung vuctory of Everett over Walla Walla The C-urls Club Cabunet evolved the udea of a pep club whuch soon became an actualuty wuth forty gurls as members Everett Hugh guys and gals were spendung all theur spare tume workung at the Youth Center whuch seemed about to become real unstead of merely a hazy possubuluty December l found ten E H S untellectuals travelung to Seattle for the Amerucan Hustory Contest At long last the happy day arruved and the Youth Center now offucually known as the Cuulls Nest held a gala openung Publucuty mad students duscovered that one sure way to get theur name un the paper was to walk on the grass 5 xzmg At the begunnung of the Sprung semester the burnung questuon of Major strupes To be or not to be was settled by an amendment whuch decuded that an athletuc board should con suder the ussue each season DA R wunner was announced and the dramatucs department decuded to produce the play Nught of January l6th The new sophomore gurls were wel comed unto Everett Hugh lufe at the Sprung Bug Suster Tea Everett Hugh Hughlughts took uts place on the aurways of KRKO wuth a weekly program March brought a Russuan Reluef druve wuth the Seagals sponsorung the collectuon of old clothes Another project of the month was the annual Red Cross druve Thus year the school topped uts quota by S225 For the furst tume un uts hustory the Torch Socuety came unto the socual lumelught spon sorung a dance The would be thespuans of the dramatucs class were well rewarded for theur hard work by the huge successes of both nughts of the productuon of the Sprung play Attentuon of both basketball players and students aluke was completely torn away from studues by the excutement of the State Basketball Tournament Everyone except of course Everett fans was amazed when the Cuulls captured the thurd place trophy Aprul found a group of Royal Theatre players stoppung un Everett on a tour to guve Everett Hugh a taste of the plays of the ummortal bard of Stratsford In May Campus Day proved a delughtful duversuon from the everyday studues and actuvutues Nesukas came out June l and as usual proceedungs were delayed by students who unsusted on pushung and crowdung Baccalaureate and Commencement servuces funushed a defunute phase un the luves of the senuors June 8 was the last day of school and found Everett Hugh School sayung Goodbye for the summer see you agaun next fall' In the quuet atmosphere of the Iubrary students study dulugently Campus lookung not quute so peaceful at 3 l5 .lack Adamson s studuous luttle car comes down the staurs from school after a hard day Fulton Lewus Jr untervuewed by Mr Jordan Merrul Babcock and Myrtle Kvangnes The day the Munuteman Flag was agaun raused over the school ll5 - 11 11 - 1 1 1 11 ll - 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 11 . 11 - - . . . . 1, . ,, . . . , . . . . , . 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Austm L11 ol Austxdn C1-110111 Babnonk N101 1 11 B'1ck111nd B111 Bacoki 101111 Bactenx Dorothx 23 2-1 20 '38 -11 46 -1 Bagan Bwglex Balles Bzulex Ballcx Baud Baxm Bakel Bake1 Balleu Pillux Balleu Temii Bcttx Junn Cmla L01L11C N1111111 D:-11111 N ll x n Paul Don Joe hm B'111111ge1 Glu Bincke H1 11.11 Bnmgs Don B'1nn1s111 11111 Bwnnlxlu Pit P uh Bugu B111-111 B111111 Bunn B11neS B111111t JO111 G1 1c1ws X 1 1 111111 F1 mee Jllll 111111 B11 ngttg Ed B11111ttL R11 21 28 20 46 Z-1 28 2b D4 11-1 SU 3-l 1 7 J P 0 1 1 1 1 CQMPUMENTS 01'lgTCltulClt101'l5 TO FAC U LTY AND STUDENTS BA K EVERETT HIGH sCHooL EVERETT BRANCHES Better World SNOHOMISH MONROE SULTAN Sumner Iron Works Tramlrmg better Men and Women to buold a EVERETT, WASHINGTON Members of F D I C Bunlders of Pulp and Paper, Lumber and Shlngle Machunery Snnce 1892 111 2 1' . , . . .,...,. 80 1- ' 1 1 , I 1 2 'ic 4311 1' 1 .. 87 1 : . '1 '- -A A 35' 'I 5. ' 2 L 1 ' 23430-321-80 ' S ' Sl. 1 'I 35 '11 '80 . ,- , .1 - -- '- .-: -:4-35-41+ 1-as-my ' -, Q fi 11 Q . . - . ., 30 ' - . 'ls AQ - 77 . 1 .' A A H . . ', Y 1 23-24-68-80 ' , 1 ' bf?-31' Q v . 'V 1- 30-31'-77 ' , 1 f- 841 1 Af 1 V 'C' 1 40.33 3 , A I -Z -811 1-A A 80 1- H , f - - 311-:asv QA A -A80 --,, 1: 7-11-114 -' .- 1 , . - 80 Q ' . ' -- , - ra-77 - 1 . . ff ,.A 77 - A' -12-811 A - A 1 87 . ' -, . 31 1 , 1 - '- -' -' -8-1-85-811 1 A ,' A- H A, -' A 'L 80 ' 1 , 3:1-YU Y -3 . .f . - -44-asv ' ' ' - A 38-51 . , f an ' . . 'H 55 . , ' ' 87 I ' , 1 ' 1 U -1 A . 76 ' 3 -10-81 Anderson. Betty TT BHk91'L LoisA 40-QQ . 3-l-89 I 113 ' lj A H A. - 1 80 NA .. - - .4 f-17-83-5111 ,A V - - . 80 f, 30-F4-81 A 80 ,A 1 'A . -13.50-77 . 1 15 . - A- an 1 2 g . 36-rss-11 1 l A ' 80 C ' f 1 V' 1 1 16 1 , A' 76 . -. 3 - A - -251-44-Q-1 . 1 1 311-so . -A113 1 'S . . 1 2-1-36-851 ,. . . ' -211 I A A .. 83 A A 1111-77 1 1 . 1 'If' . 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LA' H I OF of OF ll - - Amencan Dye Works Establlshed 1900 2821 Wetmore Mann 281 Compluments an J R BREWSTER W C Brownln BROWNING S SUPER SERVICE PQCIEIC at Colby MAIN 821 Everett s Leadmg Jewelers Burnett Bros Cor Wetmore and Hewutt MAIN 409 Barn Jean Bartman G1or1a Baswe Dorothy Bates Bettx Jean Bauer Bud Baumgartener Leona Beck Bettx Beck Pat Beckman Jeanette Belevx Bud Belevx Irene Bell Kathleen Bened1ctson Paul Benfleld Ann Benson B111 Benson Bob Benson Jenora Bentley Marvm Berg Danlal Berg Jean Berge R1chard Bernard Bob Berry Bettx Berrx Raw Best Marx Jane Be ker Luc1l1e B1ge1ov1 Elleen Bl1l1I1gQ Shlrlex B1or1and Berrell Blackburn Ken Blackmore Donna Blankenburg Don Blansett Seth Blansett Vac Blofeld Eleanor Blomberg Carl Blue B111 Blum Exelxn Boeder Gordon Boersma Bernard Boersma R1chard BOISQ Bobble Bonett John Bonnell Bettw Bonntll Rover BOOITIBI Ed Booth Elmor Bortnex Rutl1 Ann Bosk1t Beatx ICL Bouker Bob Boynton V1rg1n1a Braaten Robert Bradburn WIIDUTY Bradlex Dlck Bragg Harrw Brandt Adelm Brandvlck Audrew Brans'rom Harold Branshau Delores Brannstlom Harold Brantner BIIIIQ Brantner Ralph Branshavt Delores Brearlex Nelson Bremner Sandx Brennan B111 Brevler Leota Br1ggs Forrest Br1ghton Garx Br1tt Dennls Brodeck Albert Broun Barbara Broun D1ck Broun Robert Brovsne Kathleen Brou nlee G1 ac1e Brunner Barbara Brxan Dale Buchanan Bradx Buchanan Helen Bucklln Edgar Bunnew Delores Bunnew Robert Burchell Dalsx Burgdorf Glor1a Burgett Berle Burke Al Burlev Maxme Burr1e R1ta Burn, Robelt Burns Art Bussell George Butterf1eld Bob Butterf1eld Dave Butterheld Grace Button Fern Caldvx ell, Peggy Callaghan Glenn Callaghan Margalet 23 24 30 34 6 0 28 29 23 24 30 44 26 35 43 55 61 6 23 30 18 32 42 18 23 24 26 :J5 8 59 67 19 26 28 29 7191112113 40 77 77 77 81 COMPLIMENTS BAYSIDE IRON WORKS COY S or Toys EVERETTS ONLY YEAR AROUND TOY SHOP Everythlng for the Kuddles 2626 Colby Maytag Shop Compluments CAMPBELL DRUGS 1616 HEWITT Next to Damels COMPLIMENTS CRESCENT SERVICE AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES Corner Everett Avenue and Lombard ' 'x. .111 .,.., 11 ,.....,..,..,.,......,,....1....., ..,... 11 111111 1 80 . 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V , ' 1 1 1 11 11 83 . . 11 11 1 . 177 BEST WISHES CITY DRUG STORE HERB KNUDSON Compluments of COLBY BAKERY 2101 Colby MAIN 477 Callaghan Tom Callahan Marga1e Callan Pat Campbell DOI 1-. Carlson Dena Carlson Carlson Dorothx Carlson Mlk Wendell Carman Rose Man Carnev Marx Carpenter GGIIX Calpenter Jacxe Ca11or1 Pataw Calter Leola Chandler Puttx Chase Arthul Chestex Bettx Chllds Fthel C111 lstenaon Ch1 xste nsen Chl lstenson C111 ntenson CITTISLEHSOH Chrwtenben A1 nold B1 Ll :nee Stan T1ll1e Lee Ch1 mtopherson Helen Chmehes Delme-S Claxke Sh1rlex Clayton Colleen Clemetson L01 ralne Clmgman Donna Clmgman Helen Cobuln Pat Cockburn Rouen Cogdxll Don Cohl Saxah Cole Cole Cole Cole Jack Mars LLHOIL Shll16X Colem in A1 H1111 Colhexb Jun Colllns Josephme Compton Louxbe Conklm Maxine Conlew Ex erett Cooper Bernal d Cooper V1d1 30 -14 81111 26 29 02 1011 38 87 68 71 113 21 26 02 DD 62 30 -10 ongratulatlons L STOWELL CHALLACOMBE an CHAS H FICKEL Clover Leaf DAI RY You Can Whlp Our Cream BUT You Can t Beat Our Mnlk A WITSCH ER Mann 859 Amerlcan D1str1but1ng Company Dnstrlbutors of GENERAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION PRODUCTS Everett, Have a Personallzed Portra1t Made by B DD'S STUDIO Washington 2825 Wetmore Mann 245 119 BI YO Optometrlsts FINER GLASSES ANYWHERE Dr N H McKEOWN,OD 2713 Colby Ave Black 2122 I , H . 81 ' I 1 v . t 77 C . , 23 ---- -- , 1 5 ll , 77 'OT' , g ,. .. ,,..., ,.,..........,, ,, , ,,.9l , ' e , , , ,2l- - -' -F'- -87 ' . , ' 1 , 77 , , 'e ,. . 1.77 V, -1 77 1' ', . H81 d 1 , ' 23-80 I , . 3 77 1 13 . 91 ' ' 1 ' sv A , 1 - , , - -111-66-77 , 1 . 'll 40-77 - - , 11 77 Christensen, Jcun 23-29-91 1 - : . . - -' -63-91 , 1 -10-80 3 1 1 ' .. 75 .1 , . 68-80 ' .. ' 1 1 5 91 1 , ' g , 77 , 1 1. 81 , 1 ' . '16 ' , . ,, 30-81 1 ' , 1 1 . -14-81 1 , 77 . -1 . 76 ' , 5-1-77 . C 1 81 H Q -, 80 -, - -1 81 1 -, f Y 81 1 ,u A- H77 7 . .1 ' . , 1 1 43-77 ' ' 76 ' , ' 91 , '- , , .. ,77 ' , , ' 1 80 H. . f , , , .. ....77 1 , 1 , ., - -59-77 ' , ' . .. 1 .. ...81 . i l 0 - - I O NO orrlce EQUIPMENT STATIONERY BLACK 86 KING SCHOOL SUPPLIES 2030 Colby E v is R E 'r 1' Compliments of BARGREEN coFFEE 1 CO. 2821 Rucker Avenue 1.nE'T1,. - Y 'v Virnnfy :FE l1NUguLn5nJ, , io-'!9'!! X 'ff' I EI Icp mai-f 1 539: CDO I 1 C,GAns Tofmcco czxumes Wholesale Only Photographs of Distinction by JULEEN Photograph Studlo 3rd Floor Rumbaugh MacLam Smce 1902 D A DURYEE 8fCO REAL ESTATE RENTALS INSURANCE COMP1 IMENTS DEAN S PHARMACY EVERETT WASHINGTON Corbett Pat Corlws Glenr- COSIBI' Glorla C0511 Beth Coudal e e101 L Cox ext Carol COVQI1 Roger Cox Bettx Cralgue Andxea Crandall Al en Cram ford Bud Craxx ford CHI.I'lQI lne Craxx ford Jean Cravi ford June Crawford V1rg1n1a Cr1ttenden Paul Croghan Elleen CTOYIICIIIIO 7118111111 C1058 Marlan Crow ell Joe Croxford MHIIINH Cumrnma Pat Dahlqulst Bernaxd DHIISX Barbara Dallex Jeanne DHIIX Walter an e 1 Damelson Jean Dav1dson Gas le Davls Jean Dean Fredexlck DeBoer Lo1ra1nL DeGroot Jelrw DeGroot Lau 1 ence DelaBarre Ixevxton De'VIonbrun Ros Denman Fred Dennls M0111 Dennx Pat DeRo0w Agnea DeRoox Henrx Dexxex Bettx Dick Roland Dickerson Charle Dlckes Harlan 26 43 44 24 32 34 I I1 77 18 21 30 aa 08 63 14 30 91 18 22 23 24 29 46 91 113 l2O 19 20 26 29 42 56 61 81 COMPLIMENTS DICKSON S CIGAR STORE CONGRATULATIONS to the GRADUATES ELSNER S BAKERY 23OI Colby O o 9 1 ' E . ., 30-81 - ', 1 ,, 80 Q . ' , , 81 J 'S, Db' 24-30-81 ' , '-S 77 f 1, 24-61-81 OF ' 1 . - - -G0-Q1 ' ' ', Q . , 76 ' , ' . . 76 . , 1 30-80 ' , 63 ' , . . 91 . ' 81 1 1 , A . 23-91 ' , ' ' ,. , , 76 ' , 21 ' . ' 81 ' -'g 22 ---- E1-111 , .. K - ' . W 40-78 V . g :so-111 '. , , .. . . . 77 I , ' , 1 . It . '17 t , , , ,I 91 U . , 81 j, . , , , . 30-81 Daines, Wesley ,. , , . . , 77 D i 1S, B'11 , , .. ,,., , ,, ,, , 77 Y j , , . ,, , , 81 Q , g . . 30-81 - -, E 25-68-91 . ' 30-40-77 . ' ' X 83 . ' ,' 78 I , ' ' ' ' 91 , Y ' ' ,. . . 77 1 . 'S . . . 63-81 E , - - - -' -77 , . , ,.... , ,, .... ..,.,,,.,. . ....,,81 g . , 77 1 v .' . 76 ' . 30-81 I U - , -5 .. 56-31 Everett Business College an Comptometer Schoo Natuonally Accreduted R A GALUSHA Mgr Tne Latest Machmes Electromatlc Typewruters 1509 Hewntt Mann 306 DR D HOWARD Graduate E H Year 1915 EVERETT OPTICAL COMPANY l 71 6 HQWIII Dlckson Bob Dlrc Ilma DHL Wan Dlxcm 'Vhxxlxn Doinc Patllcll Dobson Fugenc Dollofl B111 Dolloff Roscm ll x Dolskx Lxlllc Doollttlg Bevel Doph Fr mk Donh 'Vlaxllwn Dmxd Do IN Doxxnmg 1-hxolcl Doxlc Rex D tan S1111 cx D fx Phx s trm r. 1 Duxgn LILIILDLL I st C cnc Last Lcixxm I' 1111111 'NIIIIOI1 Fefmst Gm don Fg 111 Jlm Lebclt Juno Held In Ildex ben F1ll1I1L,NO11 NLIIIC 1111-. Lhnlo L 1 1l1s Iconzxd Fndlcott 'Ngllxdene Engebxcgson Dfnxl hugebx Q gvan GI0111 Gu BL CI x hnLh Lllllan Fpplcw Dean Euckson Delores Llslc Faxxlxn Gene Gladxs Jean Lols T'1 lckson E1 lcksrm E1 lckson T uck on Wx xckson Ex lckson En ICICSOH Ernl Vid John Marv Elame I 1 5 20 38 21 211 ob 19213 23 29 56 4 2-1 2 .30 32? wi 1 2 x 9118 8 37 1 COMPLIMENTS EVERETT MEAT COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS e IHOP POP' M N Everett Pulp Paper Company EVERETT WASHINGTON Established 'I89'l Manufacturers of BOOK PRINTING LABEL MIMEOGRAPH BOND WRITING AND SPECIALTY PAPERS Also Manufacturers of Folded Wrahng Commerclal Stationery lncludmg West Trade Tablets, Pads Composxtaon and Note Books Ln Rate Note Books and Composutnon Books Tru lane Note Books and Composntnon Books Mnmeograph Fnlmg Sheets, Duphcate Papers, and papers for school purposes CAPACITY 75 TONS DAILY W J PILZ, Presndent A B MOODY, Vnce Presudent G A BLOMBERG, Secretary 121 5 . 76 ' ', ' 68-80 d . 1 24-ra-nl OF I . 1 1 Q 83 1 -, z 'L 77 1, 1, P 1 - ' ' 31 I 87 . 1 :so-35-81 , , I , 5 ' ' 30-36-91 ' 1. 1'-'ly '0-77 , 'i 61-Bl ' - , 1 1 ,' F8-81 , , ' , .-' --13-01 ' . 1 ' 91 -' X, '.' 36-VI'-81 uf '- , 1 2-1-80 ' uf jliq 81-83 Dui . . 'za 'l -111 -1. 1 -. . 1 54 E114 . Jlm 81 Eu: , 1 ' Ion 81 'z J , ' ' TT ack 4 ' . 1 1 ' 77 1 1 1 .' , ' 111 . . . b -' . 81 , X, ' l 31, E11 '- , . hu 81-107 Rise-nman. May 511 C ', '11 52-55 1 ' 1: , . 1 ' 313-77 ' ' 'I ' . ' tt- TG u 1- 1 ' S11 , ' , 1' H Q - 1 81 1 - H I . 11' - '- -'-5-91-111 ' - - . 1:9-10-77 En, - 'lg 1- .-: '- -V8-83 ' 1 , ' -' . -' -93 z f. 77 - 5 , ' , 24-81 ,a S . ' 5 - 30-93 g . ' 4' ' -I -. -68-77 ' 5 . 54-81 nl 4' s , -12 1. g , 2-1-77 . 'Q 87 ' A , 1 j ' 81 ' ' z. , 21-30-' -61 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 GRAFF PRINTING CO. AND THE BOYS Bill - Bob - Bud Always Interested in Our High School Telephone Mann 285 Goldflnch Bros Establushed 1892 Pamts Glass Wallpaper Brushes 2812 Rucker Ave EVERETT WASH If You Don't See It-Ask Us ll 3320 EVERETT AVENUE CONGRATULATIONS From a Graduate of the Class of 1914 GEO. W. GEB ERT GEBERTWS FINE Foo'rwEAR AFTER THAT DANCE For a Real Treat Brmg HER To the GRILL Corner Hoyt and Hewitt Avenue COMPL IMENT CARRUTHFRS HH HOME FURNISHINGS 2809 Hoyt EVERETT Eskes D1ck Exans 'Vlalx Evans Hans EVSIISI Robe Elard Shnlo. Fad1ch Bult Fxgel Vvaxne Fagerland Deloxes Fahlstrom D010ll1X FHl1litl0ll1 Phxllls F3115 Dale Ifarrmgton Marx Felt June Felt Norma Ferguson Muna Ferguson Neal Fmnestad Carmen FISIICI Jack F1SIlLI Joel F1she1 Lo11a1nL Foote Donald Ford Bevellx Forslund Gene If ortson Bal ba: a Fox Dorothx Fox Inez Fox OTWIIIG Foxelw B111 Foxelw Donna Fraas V1rg1n1a Fxanke Jacquelme Fra71e1 Mau Lee FI6d9llCkSBD Anne F1ede11ckson Jeux Freese Thad Flench Helen Frx Delores Fuglestad LaVerne Fuller Ted Funk Flowd Furness Arlene Max Gagnon CSCIIIH Gagnon Roland Gallant Hel 'nan Gamache Carol I22 29 93 2-1 68 41 81 32 34 -16 93 112 do 38 30 38 26 43 6 21 26 43 26 32 68 77 19 2-I 29 93 111 26 31 93 CITY FLORAL Gretchen Ann Meyer Herbert Quaas I 906 H EWITT MAIN 'I69 I I I . 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Gunald 11.11111 Gcsme Gco1ge Gllleland Due G11111and Dlck Goan lack Goldman D111 lk Goldman Gl011E1 Goldtholpe Beth Gollman Jo: Condell Pat Goodlund Fa11 Goodu 111 Vunon Goos Iuamta Gordon M1 101 10 G01 don T11111 Goux le S BX IOH G0ll1lC1 R1L11 1111 G1 11mt1 Dwwd Gr1ff Fdvx 11d G 1111111 R 11111111 G 1111141 D1 111111 Gxun Aldun ICS-,OI 1 1111 CJILHOI x 1fLI1I1Ll11 G 1111111 B111 Gxobu A11L1 r1g,1.1 I 1 Gronnmg, N111 Groth Do1o111x G111ndx A1101 1 Guest D011 GLl1lLK Extlxn GL1HC1t1S011 R1c11'11d Gutsc-114 'VI 1x1nc Guttormsen AEnes Guttormsen Gurmel GYNl111ElI11 Rat Hachenberg Bessle Hackler Muon Hadeen Robezt Hames Roger 83 107 1 9 1 1 omplnments ellenthal s 2716 Colby Ave Mann 43 H 81 L SPORT STORE Everytlomg 1r1 SPORTING GOODS 1703 Hewltt Black 1249 Retall and Team Prnces HART SCHAFFNER MARX CLOTH ES C0 TELLO MEN S WEAR Hewltt and Wetmore EVERETT ifia ee Correctf1pparc1 or11omen veretts Largest Store For Women Meet Your Frlends AT DA IELS' Fountain of Youth 123 Complnments Everett Aerle No 13 FRATERNAL ORDER of EAGLES - 1 - , -1 158-80 ' C ' 1 ' 59-77 f , 1: . 36-13 0 - ' 1 93 -' - , ' , ' Q 77 ff - - 5- ,s V 93 , ff A A . 11.81 H 1 , .' 30-80 . 38-68-T7 , ' 30-38-68-80 . 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Hartford, Mgr. Everett Owned and Everett Operated Flrst Run and Flrst Return Showmgs 4 , -f 5 80 ' - , g , 81 . H 76 ' , . - -43-61-81 , 1 29-93 ' , , 39-40-79 , 7 5 , , .90 ' , 40-79 - ' 1 - ' T8 A ' , ' 52-55-95 . 1 - 29-39-93 , , -1- 78 . . 1 40-93 -, '- -29-44-95 . T8 , 1- 95 ' . . P1 1 . 78 ' ' , ' 38-81 3 , 9' . 78 -. 1- ' 30-79 ' . - 30-39-39-79 . 29-39-95 . 1 30 . 39-91 . , 76 , Q g 81 5 . ' 1 -g 78 , ' 78 1 , 1 93 11 , 97-91 - -- E .- 81 1 , ' g 76 -E . 1 81 . , - 78 1 . . - -44-50-91-93 , 39-95 1 - 1 3, 80 1 , 39-95 1 -- . bv A y 30-31' 81 1 - . 78 . g 39-95 11 ' 1 . . -1 1 1 68-78 7 , 95 1 ' 1 . H - 93 ' , 3 -' -79 1 -, , 54-92-93-91 1 - , A- Jo 83 : , f 1 81 . 3 - - - '-55-90-91-9: 1 -. . 26-58-81 ' , 78 1 . ' 3 1 78 ' , ' 78 : 1 . ,- 2 -24-35-71-91 , g '- -' ' 1 - , 4 87 , - 1 ' .' 83 , ' T8 1 1 - 24-29-43-93 . . ' 1 T8 11,-, - -- - -49-99-93 , . 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BANKE 2934 Colby Ave Complete Lune MEN S WEAR SPORTS WEAR SWEATERS HERMAN S MEN S STORE 2924 Colby Black 292 HOME PORTR Congratulations AND Good Luck TO Tl-IE FUTURE CITIZENS OF EVERETT The Grads of 1945 IT Congratulations to the Class of '45- HOME SHOE STORE 29th Year 1608 Hewitt HORLUCK S DANISH ICE CREAM 27'I4V2 O L B Y COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISH ES TRUST an SAVINGS BANK Jeff11es Jeffr ICS Jelhson Jensen Johnson Johnson Johnson Io11nson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson JoI1nson Johnson Johnson Johnson Jol nson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson DOIIIW Icannn NI'l1101'1 Ch.-111ot1L 116111, B tx I IL Buulx B111 C1101 DLLIIL Dulx Do111lcl 11101111 E1 111 Z-12 c xx E X11 1 Eulut Gem c Go1clo11 Ix 1111 J1111 Juamti e1ox LLICIIIC IV1a1 10111, N11 1n.1 No111 OsQ11 Robe I1 Ted 2-1 -12 -1-1 2-1 '78 30 -14 71 1 8 Z9 -12 68 80111 Zo 10 .33 26 .32 Iohnso 1 1 J 1 o1nson c Johnston Buuh Iolgen B111 D1IQ Dnxn Jucix M111lx11 Shlllu Vleslex Jones Yxonn1 JOIHIIIO Hal JL111n S1g11r1 Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones I-xaddas K2-11111111 Kadx k HQ11111I1 Ka1se1 C1131 Iottp 38 30 78 78 FOLLOW THE SEAGULLS In the News an Sports Events 1n your EVERETT DAILY HERALD ' of 1 I I 1 1 C ' 1' . 78 1 . 1 - - -95 ' . .1 1 -.. ---- 95 Q , 1 ' - . ,. ., , 78 J , A1 1 1 31'-95 ' . ct Q . 211 1 . 95 . 1 , ' -10-81 5 , H 1 31-38-81 ,1 , 1 - 1 81 , , -1 21-' '-I -' '-61-G-1-95 . z 40-95 . , D 1 Q 36-78-81 , , 1' 76 . 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Y . -, 30-, - L1 , 1 . 97 125 Women s and Mnsses COATS FURS SUITS DRESSES lnexpenslvely Pncecl HUGHES zaoa Colby Colby Market Groceries, Meats, Fruits and Vegetables 2330 Colby Phone Mann I8 Kalllcot Marlan Karanson Elame Keefe Keefe Keefe Kelth Kelth Keller Keller Kelley K ll e Jacqueline Joh Bob Don Geraldme Herb Bob Lavx renee e ey Kellogg Carole Kemp Do Kemp Lorrame Kenna Glorxa Kennedx Davld Kennedx Elleen Kennedy Marv Kennedy Patrlcla KGHHISIGT Pearl Keplmger George Kerr Maxcl Kev Barbara Kldder Betty Klk Claxton Klng Etta Kushner Rax Klexbelg Margaxet Klme Doxle Kl M t me 31 gare Kluth Donna Knapp Jane Knuss Janne Knexx Barelax Knlght Bun lx Knoll Joe Knoop Roger Knutsen Elmex Knutsen Ruth K J oenlg o Koerber Delores Kolkana Jack Kolstad Bevel lx Koon Mal gel lL lxoshu Kosher Daxe Joe Koutlas Panos Kxamex RlCll3l cl Complnments an Best Wushes RGXY THEATER Karl s BAKERY and DELICATESSEN Phone Mann 174 l6l4 Hewitt Avenue Everett Wash U Cant Beat The Best Complsments of Farm Products Grocery YOUR HOME OWNED STORE Cor California 8- Lombard All Phones Mann 'l'l66 FREE DELIVERY For a Glft DeLuxe Come In and Everett Book and Statlonery Co 2944 Colby Mann 33 SCHOOL SUPPLIES BOOKS RENTAL LIBRARY DRAWING SUPPLIES H. J. FROLICH Co., Inc. 2802 Colby Ave Mann 684 FURNISHINGS, HATS and SHOES I ' I . ' . ,, 68-78 I . ' ,78 d 1- , All n , .,., to , 97 I ' IIGVRT . I , n 76 I . , 78 . 97 I . ' s so-az , , , . I . , , , . . 64-82 ' , ., , It 7 I . 87 , ' . .. . , . , ,80 - . , 78 7 rl 82 . ' 82 L, ' . I 82 ' ' 40-78 ' 24-82 ,', ,' - '29-44-68-97 I V, A ' .778 A , at , ,76 A , W 78 , -HG 24' .- - - . -40-85417 , . 7 78 ' x , j 23-82 ' . g va 4 , 30-82 , - , A' 26 y f - , - 7 76-97 1, 34 p, - 1 Ai at at I I t t, at 7 7 , , 38439-78 . ., . 30-31'82 , ff, -I '44-47-82 3 97 ' 1 ' x 7 1 ' -' , - - - '-47-61-81 - , 78 . 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Heavy Hardware Marine Supplies Corner Rucker and Hewitt MA N 7 Congratulations Class of 45 The Grand Leader Everett s Only Home Owned Dept Store 18 20 21 26 38 32 34 110 61 LaVel1e Don xlcl Lau BGVBIIY Lau son Delvm Lean DOIOUIX Lee A111115 Lee Glenn Lee Gwen Leo Jox Leese Gexogme Leese JIIH Len na Shulex Lenahan Ha1old Lenz Donald Lenz Velv'1 Luel Recla Lux 1s Norm 1 Llelke Benno LILHIIHICI Rich L1les Rodgu L.1l1a James L1ndbe1g D1le Lmdbexg, Jom L1u7z1 Vmcent Llovd Calvm Locke Al Locke Bettx 1 127 3 24 29 43 3-I 37 COMPLIMENTS MANNING S INC I 2 Q. OF I ' . , 82 , 97 ' I . . ,82 V' .. 24- 1 - . ' 82 . ' 38-82 ji . I . ' 1 78 1 ' , 1 ' 40-82 ' -, 1 ' '- I -' '-' -40-82 ' 1 . 1 80 1 , ' - ' 36-87 Q 1 , ' ' 1 36-83 1 . ' .' G8-78 1 , 5 g 711 ' . ' 78 - ' , A 1 ' 10 2-1-8 Y 1 , 1 3- : Laudy. Cal - - - '- -' -' -' - -97 . 1 . 78 ', ' ,' 78 . ' 76 ' Q 23-82 . ' ' ' 97 . 58-78 , '1 78 . ,' 78 ' , I ' ' 83 . . . . 31-82-87 1 , ' ' 5' 78 . ' 1 78 ' 1 . . ,. 82 1 1 97 ' ' ' . ' 78 - - 1 23-44-97 OF ' ' '. ' ,. . 82 ' ' ' . ' 1 1'ci . 59-78 ' -1 78 ' f , 'J . . ,.-10-78 . A ' , 1 . .. .7t' , ' ' ', 2 23- - - ' -44-68-97 ' 1 '. ' 26-31-97 1 . ' , 78 ' . - -60-61-82 - . j . 78 ' Congratulations to the Craduates HAUSLER RASMUSSEN LUMBER 2411 Hewitt Mann 287 741: dw: amp 4111 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class THE H O 2004 Hew I tt Everett MASTER CLEAN ERS AN D DYERS WE CALL AND DELIVER 3531 colby Red 290 MCGRA TH Stationery Co. 2719 Colby Everett, Wash. Locke JoAnn Lock: Vtaiirn Lofstiom Audiu Long Eldon Long Mildred Lonien Geraldine Losxax Albcit Loveland Caiol Lovelx Mai ion lovin Glam lucas Bciic Lucas B111 Lumsden Richard Lund Janice Lunde Rolfe Lundstrom Erma Lungren Margo Lxdon Ken Lvon Glcnicc Lxons Gilbclt MacDonald Margaiet MacDonald Marx MacGougan Denns Maclsaac Rosemaii Mack Gladxs Mack Don Maddocks Marx Louise Madson Noia Magnuson Beth Magnuson Cathlecn Main Doiothx Mansfield Dick Manske,Margaret1 , Marchand, Ardelle Marchand, Virginia Marcus, Norman , Marincovich, Pcarl Marl, Edna Marl, Marilyn ..... Marstrom, Chestcr Martin, Darrel Martin Jerry . Martin, Marjorie Martinis, Vince ., Martinsen, Aileen ., .. ,,,,, ,. Marulla, Richard lviaselli Sally . . 128 8 23 20 85 0 61 87 110 2' 34 37 1 23 24 59-61-64- 23-24-30- - Congratulations to the S E N I 0 R S HARRY MITCHELL S Different Candy 2715 W COLBY - I I CO. SEIFFERT CO 9 T . - 1 1 A , 1 I, 1 , I 1 I ' ,. -I - . - -97 ' 1, ' 5- -78 A - ' . , 78 - . Q 82 V. ' , . P0 . 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' 30-78 ' ,' , H I' 78 H , , .- -ea-82 , ' ,' . . 79 I ' , ' .. vs lt I ' 82 43 68 97 76 , 38 78 82 29 Q7 82 ' 87 71 . 82 I 78 18 68 83 I so , 23 68 82 Best Wlshes MODE O DAY SHOP 2727Vz Colby Avenue Phone Black 'II38 Massu- Geux Matheson B111 Matheson Joan e Vlatkoxlck Floxence Mattock Delor S Matter Augustw Mattson Barbala Mattson GIOIIH 'VIauer Elleen Maxwell E1s1e Vlaw Dorothx 'VIcA1thur Tlnd McCa111ster Donald McCa111ste1 Maxx 'VIcC,ann Edxth Mcfxnrths Justm MLC11tx Jounne MLC1mton 'vhlx MLCa11 Ione McLor xmck Ne 11 1VlC,c,01l1l1Ck W In1fI'9Cl MCCul1om Jasmine MLDanne11 Ruth Anne McDonald Jun Q 23 24 29 28 20 7 7 1 24 -115 107 PAYLESS FOOD STORES l1C You Pay Less For Fme Foods Groceries, Meats, Fru Its, Vegetables 27I4 Colby E E Hinshaw 24 99 111 MULLIGAN FARM IMPLEMENT CO 2401 Hewitt Ave Everett Wash Telephone Mann I07 McFarlane Don McGumness Pat McKmnex Dawn WIcKmnex June McLaugh11n Bettx McI..augh11n Bob McLe'm Alt MCNatt BIIIIL 'VICNatt Dlck 'VIcNutt Chaxles McRae Ronme Meacham Sue Meade Shulcw MOHSOI IVIHIIIQH Measox Paul 'VIe1n1nger Baxbala 'vlellom Luc1le Melsetlx Dona Metz B111 Metzger Harxy Mxchaelson 'VIer1e 'Vhchaelson Robert 'Vhers M11drec1 30 31 -12 211 30 The Best Corsages come from PETERSON S EVERETT FLORAL CO 1612 HEWITT Compluments of NIEMEYER S Central Buuldmg Hewutt at Rockefeller PHONE MAIN 472 EVERETT WASH Complements of O. P. N ELSON JEWELER 'I9 Years On South Colby Congratulatlons Class of 1945 COMPLIMENTS J. C. PENNEY co. 1902 1945 129 RADIO PARTS an AMATEUR EQUIPMENT PRINGLE RADIO and WHOLESALE 2514 Coby Ave Mann 212 Compliments PURDY and WALTERS ',, ' 24-44-9 ' , ' 21-27-85-9 1 , rr 30-82 I 1 , - 1 . . 82 ' 7 . Cf 36-82 , . 68-78 H 1 , ' , 1 1 23-68-99 1 , 'A 30-80 A I 1 , ' 78 . ' . A . .. . , , 1 77 1 g 99 1 ' , . 30-64-82 ' ' , 82 ' ' 1 27-78 , 1 ' , A 79 X 1' ' 5.1-78 ' 1 ' 1 X 82 - ' , 1 1 '- -1-44-99 - ' , - 40-78 ' ' ' ' ' , V 21- - .-61-9.1 - ' - ' , 31-42-99 1 , 1 83 , ' 78 McElroy, Alicia 23- -. . - , 82 ' 1, 182 ' f , 78 1 ' .1 . -' - -71-82 ' , g 38-76 ' . , 99 . 1 . ' , . 61-78 , ' 'I 1 78 1 , ' 30-83 1 , ' 1' 78 . ' . 55-58-78 . , 1 43-99 - X. 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' C 1 1 I A F I I I3I Studebaker PADDOCK MOTORS H L FOWLER S A KOFFSKI ASSOCIATED SAN D 81 GRAVEL 2508 Colby Ave Everett Washmgton P1oc11nau J1111 Pl0l.Id Deloles Quam GlOI1d Quam Norma Quxglex B111 RBOOUIH VVIICKEX Raffenspergeu Lo11a1ne Raffensperge1 Pl1x1l1s Ragsdale Elouwe Rambolt Gene Ramstead John Rantourt Fxancu Randall Cl181lCS Ratzaff Stan Raue Em111e 23 38 Raxnex Dale Rebbe Oxxen Reece June Reed LIHNTIOI Reep Glee Reese S1gne Reexem June Reexes Maxgamt Re-f8nes Ellen Refsnes Jean Relchelt June Remboldt Joxce Renas Thelma Rengen FOT1 ebt Reposa Jonnef. Runolde Dan R1cl1a1ds Doxet R1Cll3ldSOH Bettx Lu, Rxddl Stan 24 20 '55 '38 e Rllex E11zabetl1 Rmaldo L11l1an Rmdero Joxce Rmdero Paul Rmgen John 1 Rlngtn Vlllham Rlhglllafl Delmu Rmgman Ma11lxn 23 24 Rmgstad Robben Robbels Robblns Robeck Robells R0ge1 D1ck Don Gordon Be1n1ta C01 111119 6.3 82 40 80 S6 101 66 82 05 82 t 1 26 40 :JO 62 63 101 61 82 31 36 101 Snohomlsh County A B S T R A C T Company Arthur A Anderson Mgr MAIN 64 2915 Wetmore Everett Best Wushes from Fmls L Ragsdale SUPER MARKET TH E BEST CHAPTERS Super ARE YET TO BE WRITTEN Creamed CE CRE A free and umted Amernca IS drsvmg forward but the best chapters are yet to be wrutten Let us all pull to gether and help wrnte those chapters of Vlctory and Peace 2916 Colby Ave. Puget Sound Power 86 Light Co. l32 ELWIN L PENELERICK Authorlzed SHELL DEALER 26th and Broadway EVERETT, WASHINGTON . 79 ' E 80 -, -- Q . . , 77 -, E g . , I 80 A . - ., 101 . 21-26-53-' - , , . - , 82 - , ' 101 . ' v 82 ' ' . 87 , , . , -' -40-82 J '. 26-82 . ' 7.1 . 24-68 . 5 ' 59-78 , 82 .1 . A 30-80 ' 7, 24-78 i-ll ' -. ' f - 30-30-82 7 . 30-P3 y , 29-30-83 . . 30-78 , g . 79 , . 1 31-82 , 7 - 82 - . . 1 - -30-40-82 .. 03-70-77 Q - , 'Un 36,79 1 . A g -- 101 v , 82 . . ' ' , 36-82 - ' . ' ' 68-82 ' . .' , 30-38-82 ' , 82 ' , 55-58-0 -74-79 ' 1 . ' 77 ' , 68-751 ' , - -' g - -08-82 , ' ' . 82 ' . 82 . ' ' 101 I . Il ' ll Il Il SWANNIE'S Ladies' Apparel 1612 HEWITT Telephone Red 1867 EVERETT, WASH, COMPLIMENTS SWARM HARDWARE 1509 Hewitt Mann 527 KATELA D ROLLER RI K Open Every Evening 8:00 to 11:00 P. M. Saturday 8:00 to 11:45 P. M. Saturday and Sunday Matinee 2 30 to 4 30 Class and Private Instruction By Appointment McDougall and California Main 182 THE TACKLE SHOP For Hunting and Fishing Sporting Goods Supplies EVIN RUDE-ELTO Outboard Motors 1405 Hewtti Red 214 COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES THOR SHOP 2821 Hoyt Congratulations to the Graduates HARRY D SMITH FUEL CO Robmson Nm ma Rochon Leonard Rock R10 ha rd Roe Ed Roeder Jack Roggencamp Jack Rognan John Romaneschx Patricia Romarlschl Joe Roonex Alma Roonex Maxine Rose Rose Rose Ross Ross Clare Paul VlYg1I1l1 Irene Lols Rowe Bob Rowe Nut Ron land Bob 1844 4 Rowlex Rmhard R z ll B nm o e e o Rullen Barbara Runo Chris RUHQLl1St W1l1lS Runyon Dale Rush Donna Russell Dell Russell Irma Ruuth Elmer Saxrs Vernon Sandberg Ot1s Sanders Charles Sanford Melba Santoro Annette S rtxx ll D ck a e 1 Sather CIa1 a Sax er Mercedes Schafe1 Rox Schalka Eldon 21 26 43 02 aa Schallel Rod Scherf Bettw Schxnkel Constance Schlxckex VN llfl ed o9 Schoenrock Nlae Schoolcraft Murdx Ruth Schultz Pdllllfle 133 . 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H. S Class of 'I945 There are many Old Grads H out at the front pltchlng for us LETS WRITE TO THEM OFTEN' E. L. WERNER 8. Co WASHINGTON STOVE WORKS Evsnsrr, wAsHlNG'roN REALTORS 1519 HSWIN Blue 1842 BuuIders of Good Stoves Smce 1895 134 7 .. -'--' -4 3 Q ' , ., Hi 87 OF f 1 .. 2- T9 . H . I 3 , ....,. I I I , 103 - - . 5 . ,. 1, 1 83 .4 .-. - -.-103 . , V A 79 f . ,. ,.., .1 ' .,o. S V 1. T 1 -103 I , g V .. I sv . ' - , I , sv . , an 5 70 Shedd, Mavis 23-30-82 I P f -as ' , -:.-80 Q ' f ' f 21- V if f '. ' 'A ' 49 ' if 1 1 1 7' or Q 71 -,-- F .-83 I . . . 79 7 I , ' . -'. . 115 - ,A . ao . . 1 -A - -I -was ' , .1 ' I 30-103 -14 . 1, 83 1 ' , a ' 103 A . ' 30-103 1 . 2 103 7 ll ll of E. . S. . ll COMPLIMENTS WEST COAST DAIRY WEST COAST POWDE Sm1th Snuth Smxth Smlth Smlth Sl'T11tll Srmth .loin Patsx P'1ula Rawmond Russell T d 0 VCllIl'l Smlthel LaVonne Snell Gena Snyder Malcolm Snyder MBLII1 Sodexman Dxck Solbelg Rilph Solem Agnes SoI1e Brx ce Sollars Sormno Sormno Spavd Spence Spence Spltzcx Stagee Donna D0llllI1lC Joe Delbert D1Lk H'11olfl Ecilth B1 24 82 24 29 38 82 '36 42 61 70 44 103 -14 103 26 31 -17 66 66 7:1 63 80 21 26 10.3 61 77 ad C0 G1 103 va 105 l Best Wlshes To Class of 45 from WESTERN TH RIFT STORES 2820 Colby Ave Stinwlck P In 1 Stedm Ill I Imnms Stensen Stenvlk Stu nu Stevens Stevens Stevu Stewuxt qtCW lIl Stxllwlll In ln r Yxormc Don Flllllll M11 Ill V11 LIFII3 l lfClY1 Mxunce StltCS Zonx St b .I o Ll 0711 Stockton Ron 1 Stone Ch ll les Stover Stowell Strand Stretch Strleby Strlebw Stroebe VN ax nv. 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