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CLASS OFFICERS Although many frivolous pranks take place among the students of Everett High, it has been proved in times of crisis that they possess the qualities and capabilities which carry them suc- cessfully through any situation. Everett High has a rich and colorful heritage and is a school which bears the title champions . The classes of this year and the ones to come do not intend that its glory be tarnished. During the past year this determination has been shown in sports and in the little and big things that make the school. Often people think of the high school as a grand old building, but in truth, the school's worth is only that of its students. It is no wonder that people have pointed with pride to the school this year, for each class has put everything it had into life at high without expecting reward. The leaders of each class should be especial- ly commended, for they have shown exceptional ability in their planning and decisions. Too often these students who give freely of their time and effort are merely taken for granted, but they, with the class faculty advisers, have earned a vote of thanks. Have you ever seen a dream walking? - nightmare perhaps! Ah, the sophomore B class. This is only a preview of the attitude of senior students toward the incoming sophies. After witnessing the ability and enthusiasm of the en- tire student body the very walls of the school heave a sigh of relief. Surely, if the Baby Sea- gulls continue as they are now, no one need worry about the Everett High of tomorrow. ,,,., Jw? YI-7 A typical sophomore A remark: Well, it wasn't so bad after all. These students have gone through the testing period and have proved themselves worthy of migrating to the Main Build- ing to take their places as real citizens of Sea- gullville. Look into your crystal ball and you will surely see some outstanding members of the student body-the junior B class. The Swami, who sees into all the secrets of Everett High life, will tell you that these Ianuary Juniors take a prorn- inent part in making our high school excel. They are very proficient in sports and journalism. Never take your eyes from this group, for it is written in their destiny that they will attain great heights. No longer playing second fiddle to the seniors, the junior A's move to the peak of high school experiences. The Iunior Prom and the second prize in the Hi Iinx are now past history, but the juniors, spirited individuals that they are, are not looking back but forward to the future with new and greater plans already forming for the school. Two outstanding features of the class, generally lauded by the students of Everett High. are general imagination and enthusiasm. With these attributes the junior class cannot fail. The senior A's upon leaving this institution did not drop the torch, but handed it to the senior B's and wise they were, for the accomplishments of this class are notable. Now that the restraint has been removed, the senior B's are eagerly waiting to take their turn at the wheel. CLASS or 1.91, President. Dave Vincent Vice-president. Ted Torve Secretary JB 1 J mes .. can a Treasurer. Jim Luce
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