Everett High School - Nesika Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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Many expertly designed and built wall shelves, cabinets, tables, and knick-knacks have n come forth from Casey Jones' machine-studded wood shop. Vlllllllllllllll, lllll Mechanically-inclined boys may find opportunity to develop their talents in the shops of the Vocational Department, Electric shop, wood shop, auto shop, and metal shop are offered as electives to all boys, from which they can advance to specialized training along these lines in electric trade, carpentry trade, and auto trade classes, Those interested in manipulating a T-square and drawing board may find interesting work in mechanical drawing classes. Besides classes in mechanical drawing I through Vl, a student may branch out into fields of architectural, machine, boat, and aeronautical drafting, 5 A different type of drawing offered , W at EHS is found in Miss Mabel 'l'horeson's 9 art classes. A full three-year art course -Q' V ' 'l bl t th ' t t d' t' is avai a e o ose in eres e in crea ive 4:7 work as a hobby or as a profession as well as a one-year course in sign writing Included in the course are studies of color harmony, sketching, clesign, land- scape painting, and clay sculpturing, Clifford Bromling my f if 47 4 F' 4 f ' M : U ii f s, get 'M 'J -,-up 1, ' . wt 'Y gift-w, ' Casey Jones 'X sys 7 'lv H 5--ww . ' sm... W ----my 2 Guy Rose y , I Bernard Smead John Stallcop Y SJ Phillip Wallingford if -. Mabel Thoreson lt' l3 i

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. l Complete with aprons and c h e f s' caps, Miss Annabel Post's male pot and pan wield- ers delve into the mysteries ot S L the cook book and the kitchen Z Stove Hllllli EU, lllU3lC This year found the girls without the distinction of being the only home economics scholars of EHS, The boundaries ot tradition were invaded by a new cooking class created exclusively for male chefs. However, the housewives of tomorrow have not been neglected, The girls have a choice of two types of courses. ln l-lomemaking I through Vll a complete coverage is given to dressmaking, tailoring, cooking, nutrition, and home nursing, while a one-year study of home relations includes the important points taught in homemaking, Lauded throughout the state for the fine presentations of its instrumental and vocal groups, the Everett High School Music Department has earned more than pf its share of honors in recent years. The public has become well acquainted with the outstanding work of the band, or- chestra, a cappella choir, and girls' en- semble through a n n u a l concerts and numerous other performances, ln the field of individual competition Everett musicians have consistently won h i g h ratings at the National Solo Contest. fl' war I rife? aur- 1, 1 fi A-'xr ,,,. , wi VV ff i no -'iff' ' , , fl it , Betty Benedict , , 1 i' 1 3 -it T 'aim Marion Lowery . ' 'Q 4 ' H f l M - ' U X M I ' f T f A if 1 1 4 f lt, , Q' . f 1 f f Z ,O Q6 j as Z Q, f f ' l 4 4 - W f f , f . T fi ,f f f Neva Martell tr' , 'f X L f - W X Wx Annabel Post , ' f-'i' f . f ,, f ' zf f fy X ' wif 4 . 5105! 'W' ' , if X '41 -4-n f , f ff K1TSt6D Culmback 1 , ff 51, 4 ffl 'Z 1 , f ! X if Raymond Howell Q Z? 1 Prsa Z, for 1 J 11' :,, , - ,f 'ff . nmerman 1, 5 W, , i, 5,7 l5