Everett High School - Nesika Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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The -most recent props added to our setting were in the form of a new Memorial Stadi- UYTL dedicated in October to the memory of those who sacrificed themselves that we might enjoy the athletic competition enacted thereon. This spacious athletic plant, which replaces ancient Bagshaw Field, seats ten thousand its elevated concrete stands and is equipped with one ot the finest lighting units in the Northwest as well as a durable grass turf. Plans have been formulated for its expansion to includea baseball diamond practice fields, mod- I ern dressing rooms, band facilities, concession stands, and a public swimming pool, Aside from the relaxing thrills to be enjoyed at the football stadium, a vital part in the life role of every Everett High School student is cast in the classrooms of the main, commercial, and vocational buildings. Built in l909, its enrollment and curriculum have steadily expanded to facilitate the best in high school education for the youth of this city. The beautiful Civic Auditorium, lauded as a masterpiece of architectural designing, has served the interests of Everett High and the city of Everett for the past eleven years, With a seating capacity of twenty-two hundred and a multitude of thrilling lighting effects, it is unquestionably an edifice not commonly found in cities of this size. wx' N 3 ga 3 fi! X W

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,S J 24 HESIHH4948 EVERETT HIGH SCHOOL Everett, Washington P . JACK KING . . . . Editor-in-Chief SUSAN ANDERSON . . Business Manager LEATA BURDICK . . . Adviser

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