Everett High School - Nesika Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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SEAGULL CLUB lRovx 4? 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.

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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 - , . I - . u I I - I ' - , . , . . . . , . I , . . . k 1, ,, . . . . . ' 1 ' 1 r . , . 1 - 1 1 I . Q I - ' ' 1 , . 1 1 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 '

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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 - ' . ' 1 . . , . , . , . 1 I - ' ' 1 . . . . . 1 I . . . ,, . . I I I . . . . ,, . . 1 ' ' 1 I . . - - 11 11 - ,, ,, . . . . . - - 1 . . , . - 1 . . , . ' 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 '