Everett High School - Nesika Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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As Superintendent of City Schools, Mr. I. A. Reeves devotes a major part of his time to his work cmd is always ready to offer suggestions and assistance to those who need it. ln his trim office, conveniently located on the south side of the Civic Audi- torium, he cheerfully fulfills the duties con- nected with his position. yi Q7 g-','r,,. .-f ' ' 4 2? fine . Came 3,955 Checking student attendance, giving student guidance in their school Work, and advising them on matters concerning school life and the future constitute a few of the jobs handled by the cap- able instructors of Everett High. Hats off to the teachers for as another suc- cessful year draws to a close they can look back 49' ROE, ,N 'U A . 4 ,I 'ff A K ., -wgmy, '. '.f'gfi sw , ff 4, J l D Oiiice clerk. YVITXE ' vat and new To rirtcl ' stem p on it With pride and realize they have again given the youth an opportunity for progress. The strain has been great upon them during this period of rehabilitation and unrest, but those of us Who have received a little learning appreciate the Work given so generously by the teachers, We assure them it was Worth all their time and efforts.

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Five outstanding businessmen chosen by the voters of the city comprise the Everett Board of Education ln their hands lie the main duties of directing the schools in the Everett district to- ward smooth operation They plan the construc- tion of new buildings and the improvement of those already in existence. Completion of the ADMINISTRATION Madison Grade School is one of their great ac- complishments for this school year. Give credit where credit is due is a quota- tion which very suitably fits Miss Cathrine Ross, assistant principal and Irene Torvinen, office clerk. Besides doing the routine office work each day they lend their services to scores of students. -sv-fa ,.-k - PN I D1 ' . X0 S Zempc O-scat . V mold 5 tx, - Dx Segoyi Qiwux- John-.o ' , ' -lcv- .. wxcvwi' , www Rgsh YQ Ayllb Rccvgu 'Alf-...A , 8 3 C , A 5LiiDCYfIfg?xtCl.i'3' 'uqldcx bg OU. ht nt With a genial smile Principal Bert Van- derwilt meets, helps, and advises the students of EHS. Returning from the war after six years of service, this year he resumed his job of directing students to- wards thinking for themselves.

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AHLERS, ELEANOR B.L.S., University ot Denver Librarian AKRIGHT, IAMES M.A., Stanford University English, Department Head BARNETT, BARBARA B.A., University of Washington English BECK, RUTH B.A., Cornell College Physical Education BENEDICT, BETTY B.S., University of Washington Home Economics BRIGGS, ROBERT BA., University of Washington Commercial BROMLING, CLIFFORD B.A., Whitworth College Vocational BURDICK, LEATA B.A., Huron College English CARLISLE, ISABELLE MA., University of Washington Social Science, Department Head CEDERBERG, THEODORE lVl,A,, University of Washington English, Dramatics