Everett High School - Nesika Yearbook (Everett, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1951 volume:

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The at' tractive theme and the color scheme are def cidedly different The staff sincerely hopes that everyone will like the 1951 Nesika. N'xf , l L-E Q Lk., L, TX. JT! Lf X1 X! Nifx f X few 5? f X X ii We H f, pf-x .f lf. ff JX KVN Cf 'M K, . XLNs'mq-Q-.uw fx ' '1 ' Tit 1-q- . X . iN l Ll i i l ll-T7 f-fxsx A 5 ,ff , . C w 1- : f V' , X 59k l fs, fn Wf KW 1 1 Q U12 A ..i, - .FN-c: '. 'gf v-- Af ,, xii, lj, FJ' LX NN my rfxf fd, ,fx N , -XX Wfnfc f N 'ffxx --41---.-. N-Xe' X- 79 if T- .,..,.i H--QL -1+--V 1 154 -.-g,i.--v S ..-.1 ,LW iii I s, -Q1--Q-f' .,,,....... f' ' 'Je' N k-x! V x M XX- 1. W N.- we f gh tn: ARTHUR RAMSTAD His winning smile and patience in dealing with students have made him one of Everett high Q V H f school's favorite teachers. Head of the social ,,,.,,-, gg 5 417 if-Q-, , :,Q. 'iwfge gi Q52 -- j,1T'?Qi:E Ezigfg. science department, Mr. Ramstad has been out' ?I.'-'luv-iiljs' I Ti ii i':eiiA'Lj-Q,-'vi-iw' 3511 'A' standing as an instructor, in which capacity he -'f. .'S2 '..-Q-'-c'j-4 L-5 -gf -p -1-- -11.1 i has made many classroom friends. He is one of ' ' : '-' - the state's most successful and prominent track ...V ....-. ,,,-,, ,,-.. fr 1 Y-4. -1 -H-1 1- --- coaches, and year after year has produced champs ...4-1 an-1 un- -'ir -fin' - Q'l'- 'i -'f 11 or nearfchamps. Tvventyftwo years of loyal ser' .pa-up - '- K -' '1' Y ?? ' vice to his school! To you, Rammy, we are .- . - 5' f i ' ' ' ' - I-Q 4,1 happy to dedicate the 1951 Nesika. '-'93--B . . ,fe-. .,-s. vu-v '1l-'t t , ,H , Ag A fn- :ew-'Y--L+ ---A , f Yi, ' ,--rv E ---Wd c..u7c as J' t if QDQ--Q-My --'-- -3' Q I X ,Cf Q . L.. We ,, V... c fs M NJ 4-'1i?A? ol n X lx A 2 fg c X hrough the past year Everett high school students have been guided by a capable faculty staff. Not only have these teachers instructed classes. but many of them have acted as advisers for the various activities carried on throughout the year. This includes counseling the different classes and super' vising social affairs, clubs, sports, and other activities. Members of the faculty are shown on these four pages. They are idenf tified by complete rows, reading from left to right. UPPER PANEL: Top row: Miss Eleanor Ahlcrs. librarian. Library club adviserg james Akright, English department head, public speaking, Miss Alice Andrus, nurse, Orlando Andvik. English. audiofvisual aids. Gulls Nest adviser, ,lack Bennett, English. Golden Wiiig club adviser. Baby Gull basketball coach, Clifford Bromling, mechanical drawing. Gulls Nest adviser. Second row: james Brooks, RadiofEnglish. commercial, Square Dance club adviser, Mrs. Christine Burmeister, home economics, FHA adviserg Lionel Busscll, commercial, HifY adviserg Theodore Cederberg, English, dramatics adviserg Mrs. Ellen Collins. sophomore study hall, Miss Isabelle Cuthbertson, English, Torch Honor society adviser. Third row: Williaiii Deller. science, tennis coach: James Ennis, athletics director. football coach, Philip K. Erickson. journalism. English. Kodak, Nesika, and Quill and Scroll adviser, William Gowcn, physical education, golf coach, Williani Hatch, boys adviser, Raymond Howell, instrumental music. 4? O 0 If a nation expects to he ignorant and free in a state of civf ilization, it expects what never was and never will beflffefferson. 4 ls- LOWER PANEL: First row fthird from hottomjz Miss Helen Huletz. social science: Morris Hutchison, photography. mathematics. noon movie adf viser, chairman sophomore class advisersg Roscoe jenkins, science department headg Miss Esther Johnson, girls adviserg Casey Jones. woodshopz Miss Dora Knapp, commercial. Second row fsecond from hottomj: John Kolkana, mathematics, Piscaf torians adviser, Rifle cluh adviserg Miss Helen Lalin, commercial department headg Rohert Lindemuth, mathematics, psychologyg Miss Marian Lowery. home economics department headg Miss Kathryn McCormack, mathematics, Torch Honor society adviserg Mrs. Esther McFeeley. English, oratorical contests. Bottom row: Miss Ada McKenzie, Englishg Kyle Mitchell, electricity. HifRollers adviserg Mrs. Leona Nesset, main study hall, Seagals adviserg Miss Agnes Pheney, Englishg Paul Radke, social science, football and track assistant coach, Seagull cluh adviser, Arthur Ramstad, social science department head, executive board adviser. track coach. 4? O 0 'APromote, then, as an object of primary importance, instif tutions for the general diffusion of knowledge. '--Wasningtori. A popular government without popular information or tlte means of acquiring it is but the prologue to a farce or a tragedy, or perhaps bothf'--Madison. -i C c , , , - L, fi , ipggM?,fl?V,1 lf' 4, rl J-N J' 'ggfew W f ,f f.?lEf? ll7lf1 - ' - Qu, min . R N Vvligaeesiqfp nY3xlil1c5-1--iff?-J Ek, , et, -Qfmneu --,Agni . 'N- air . 5 f aairi W f fl 1 ff Y-I -f If Fxgijdiy Y 'if' . lt fl - 4 , is 0 UPPER PANEL: Top row: Miss Ruth Rasmussen, home economics, FHA adviserg Miss Rita Reel, commercial: Mrs. Martha Reilly. cafeteria headg Miss Norma Ringman, choral musicg Miss Edmere Roharge, foreign language, Red Cross adviser. Second row: Miss Catherine Ross. assistant to principalg Miss Kathleen Sather, foreign languageg Miss Gertrude Schnasse, social scieneeg Edward Scott, commercialg Rohert Sheridan, science. executive hoard adviser. Third row: Chester Solie, carpentryg john Stallcop. vocational depart' ment headg Miss Ruth Stephenson, English, essay contestsg Miss Lottie Stevens. English, essay contestsg Miss Kathryn Stover, science. 4? 4? + lKWe have faith in education as a foundation of Democratic government. -Y-Franklin D. Roosevelt. VJithout a strong education system, free of governmental control, democracy is crippled, Knowledge is not only the key to power. It is the citadel of human freedomfff-Harry S, Truman. S'The common school is the greatest discovery ever made hy man. If ever there was a cause, if ever there can he a cause, worthy to be upheld by all of toil or sacrifice that the human hand or heart can endure, it is the cause of educationfi-fHorace Mann. 6 ,hymn 53' NWNQPX LOWER PANEL: First row fthird from hottomj: Miss Jane Taylor chemistryg Miss Florence Tennyson, social science, chairman senior class adf visersg Mrs. Lauretta Thompson, assistant lihrariang Iviaurice Thompson, so' cial science, Gulls Nest adviser, pep adviserg Miss Mahel Thoreson, art. Second row fsecond from bottomjz Arnold Thostenson, machine shop, chairman junior class advisersg Miss Lucille Trucano, physical education, GAC adviserg Miss Sylvia Wagiier, commercial, TrifHifY adviser: Phil Wzrlliiig' ford, auto shopg Noel Walther, mathematics department head, school husiness manager. Bottom row: Miss Vivian Widnier, home economics, FHA adviser: Myron Willianis, safe drivingg Miss Ethel Wyccvff, scienceg Wztlt Ylvisaker, foreign language department headg Miss Rosa Zimmerman, music supervisor. 4? 4? 4? A'Witl1o1ct popular education, no government wlncli rests on popular action can long endure. fVJooclrow XVilson. S'Tl1e free public schools, the chance for every boy or girl to get a good education, lie at the foundation of our whole politif cal strtccturef'-Theodore Roosevelt. L'An open schoolhouse, free to all, evidences the highest type of advanced civilization. -fWilliam McKinley. If Y r :L F y il my if ,lilg'llwJ'f l',l f- 'i ll' gfnllllll i ii lil ll 5742 wil--'K' i -' W '1-'Vi ' i 'I ' N S 5 T livivymy algllll is b 7 XF in W fx 1 v F X-QQ ' 7 CHARLES A. MCGLADE Superintendent Lf.. OSCAR JOHNSON Board Secretary . 'X A , :M W , N R EV. C. ELROY SHIKLES Board Me1nbe1 'Il'1A-van. VIRS. MYRTLE FERRELL JAMES HUNTER Boafd Member Board Member T. H. MUNCASTER Assistant Superintendent 8 School 9:4540 It takes work to get an education. and it requires considf erahle industry to keep a modern education plant operatf ing successfully. Shown on these pages are the four build' ings of Everett high school. photographed from the air, and the administrators who keep the Everett school system and its high school ticking. Not photographed are the secretaries, maintenance crew, and others who likewise contrihute invaluable service towards helping make our schools institutions of which every Everett citizen well can he proud. Q CHARLES SMITH Vice Principal ,ali E. ROSS MelVOR Board Member 'it ,K . G ARNOLD ZEMPEL Board Member 1 : Q it x DR. . R, SECOY BERT VANDE Principal I3 lard Prexident RWILT A - I ... .. Y' -S fe V, X iiwigv Efs:.f:5 f : :wa-I Eggs K if L M 4 3 ,K 1 N N Q X QT 'if if ,S K, , M QW E E 5 M 1 A , 225 ' A KW SM Vfwfilfgll- I ggi: Q 9, iv, ' mi 19:1 5' s A - wa 1? .. . gl. :nf-2-gizfszl xzyi. ? fl' 5- W Q ,S 3 H :', .,,,:,, Q A if Hs' ,,, , ,,,, .,,., ,,,.,,. x:,a E , - :.:g.f.f.:':- Qgmk '- 151.51 4 it ix.ffi5X I' lifts! 434311, S , .Q qxyfi, Z Cfixgif A, le x Rss ,ff ,lf mmf ff,,f s X .LLL XX n the world today. a practical knowledge and understanding of the fundamental principles of democracy, and of how our governf ment operates, are essential for students in order that they may make worthwhile citizens. Presiding over the council this year was ASB President Don King. The student council, the main governing hody of the school, consists of the presidents of the Girls and Boys cluhs, who act as vice presidents of the council. and of the student body treasurer and secretary, and president and vice president of each class. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS fahovcj : Left to right: Don King, president: Lenore Lawson, sccretaryg Ron Taylor, treasurer, Advisers of the council fahove. rightjz Miss Florence Tennyson and Charles Smith. STUDENT COUNCIL fhclow. leftJ: Left to right, hack row: Ixlr. Smith. Don King. Verne Wester. Clenn Gauthier, David Richardson, Miss Tennyson. Middle row: Bruce Peterson, Paul Noe, Clyde Pitcher, Bill Kasch, Mike Fankhauser, Bill Thicme. Front row: Mafalda Dire. Lenore Lawson, Elaine Hovde, Ron Taylor, Frank Sanderfer. The EXECUTIVE BOARD. a relatively new legislative group in Everett high school, enforces laws made hy the student council. One of their main johs is checking the conduct of stu' dents in and near the school. This group fhclow, rightj are. left to right. hack row: Brooks Peterson, Boh Brill. Third row: Richard Cuttormsen, Boh Whitehead, Ted Hill. Bill Kick, Ron Cooley, Chuck Chadwick, Bryce Munger. Second row: Peggy Alderson, Charlene Slingerlend. Lois Lawson. Ann Bottcn, Carmen Frazier. Lisa Dire. Betsy DeCan, Suzanne Solie, Front row: Mary Hatcher, Shirley Anderson, Judy Waltoii, Colleen Ballew. Janet Eisenman, Nancy Lange. Eleanore Newton, Dixie Rogers. :k as :if ON THE OPPOSITE PAGE: Top left is the BOARD OF CONTROL, whose joh was to interpret the constitution and to check grades of student officers, Left to right, hack row: Iwlona oat the elm -'Lp--x Nelson, Jeanette Bartruff, Martha Hovde, Anita Hanson, Front row: Mr. Smith, Frank Olson. Forrest Aldrich, Jack Berry. Top right are memhers of the ELECTION COMMITTEE. Back row: Dorothy King, Mr. Thompson, Evelyn Howlett. Front row: Ann Hilen, Lyle Cillette, Shirley Anderson. PEP COMMITTEE Cleft. second downjj took charge of all pep assemhlies. Left to right, hack row: Louise Mullen, Pat Luce, Mr, Thompson, Bryce Munger. Boh Brill. Front row: Nancy Lange. Judy Vkfalton. Marg Callan, Margaret Alderson. CAMPUS DAY COMMITTEE fright. second downj : Su: anne Solie, Jack Berry, Lisa Dire. Front row: Glenn Myers, Mal' colm MacNair, Leroy Johnson. HifJINX COMMITTEE Cleft, third downj hrought the Hi' Jinx hack to Everett high after two years of ahsence. Left to right. hack row: Carol Lee Martin. Middle row: Anita Hansen, Frank Olson, Mr. Cederherg. Mr, Brooks. Front row: Bruce Kennedy, Mike Jordan. ASSEMBLY COMMTTEE fright. third downj : Left to right, hack row: Bill Rose, Miss McCormack, Noreen Potts. Front row: Eleanor Ricker. Joan Schwankl. RED CROSS COMMTTEE fhottom leftjz Left to right, hack row: Janet Eisenman, Frank Olson, Malcolm MaeNair. Third row: Sylvia Qualey. Deane Moore, Margaret Hultman. Eleanore Newton. JoAnne Crohey. Second row: Lynne Vxfatson, Mary Lou Weller. Darlene Aandcrud, Mary Vee Martin, Mary Call, Deloise Anderud. Front row: Marlys Mattson, Diane Taylor, Miss Roharge, Kathryn Fellows. Leone Vv'ilcox. TRAFFIC SQUAD fhottom rightJ : Left to right, hack row: Officer Patterson, Mr. Hatch. Third row: Bill Wilsciii, Jim Marf tin, John Belew, Stuart Romaneschi, Jim Leary, Bill Call. Second row: Cordon Hutching, Charlie Blunt, Don Erickson, Burt Burns, David Richardson. Darrell Hudson. Crant Hudson. Front row: Don Rider, Mark Lutthans, Wes Nelson, Jim Ennis, jr., Dennis Shanahan. Cary Sugar, Doug Evans. Cgirlo iss Esther Johnson did her usually fine joh as adviser of the Girls cluh. The officers and cahinet enjoyed several trips away from home and also entertained guests from other schools. OFFICERS shown top: Left to right. hack row: Miss Esther Johnson. adviser: Elaine Hovde. president. Front row: Rhea Smith, vice president: Shirley Anderson, treasurerz Betsy DeCan. corresponding secretary: Mary Aim Doll, rceording secretary. Pictured on these two pages are the outstanding Girls eluh committees: FINANCE COMMITTEE fsecondjz hack row: Audrey French, June Bernard, Clairhell Hammond. Second row: Marilyn Hensley, Margie Jones, Virginia Hitch. Barhara Krause, Jeanette Bartruff. Front row: Mary Lou Paiee. Jean Welwer. Jane Welwer. Audrey Willzidseii. Charlene Slingerlend. SCHOLARSHIP and HEALTH COMMITTEES Qthird downjz hack row: Arla Christopherson. Dona Cooper, Genie Callaghan, Janice Ameshury. Second row: Pat Treiehler. Claire Steineipher, Karla Gaudette, Karla Koffski, Theresa I-Ielmeke. Back row: Jean Thorkildsen. Marilyn Vxfoodmark, Janice Wilde. JoAnn Grohey, Marcia Castle, Lenore Lawson. FELLOXVSHIP and GOOD CHEER COIVIMITTEES flower leftjz Back row: Sue Ballew, Sylvia Torve. Marion Lindhlad. Second row: Mona Nelson. Charleen Briggs, Elsa Egge, Deloise Aanderud. Colleen Ballew, Dorothy King. Front row: Eleanore Ricker, Janice Wieiike, Barhara Kechn, Carolyn Furness, Sharon Bargreen, Eleanore Newton. BIG SISTER TEA AND ENTERTAINMENT COM' MITTEES Qhelowj: Back row: Carol Lee Martin. chairman entertainment committee. Joan Pugh, Marilyn Egge. Joy Kepf hart. Marlene Row. Janet Johnson, Noreen Potts. Second row: Shirley Briggs. Bonnie Wgtlgreii, Joan Kennedy. Shirley Saad. Demaris Porter. Nancy Lange, Anne Hilen. Front row: Merle Blunt. chairman of Big Sister Tea, Donna Austin, Marilyn Miller, Jackie Sullivan. Jackie W. Patterson. Anita Hansen, Judy McLean. Marilyn Sponek. elulf CABINET, consisting of oftvieers and chairmen of eoinf inittees, is shown top right. Back roxy: Shirley Anderson, Pat Henderson, Hattie Hart. Third roxy: Rhea Smith, Mary I-Iatehf er, -leanne Sturgeon, janet Gray, Eranees Carmen. Marilyn Palm, .Ieanette Bartruff, Dorothy King. Seeond row: janet Eiseninan, Mary Ann Doll, Diane I'Ieinpler, Suzanne Solie, .lean Thorkildsen, ,laniee Vxfieneke, Dona Cooper, LaVJanna Huher. Front roxy: Dixie Lee Rogers, Merle Blunt, Elaine Hovde, presif dent, Betsy DeCan, l'at Eriekson, Carina Bigler. Anita Smith. Carol Lee Martin, Arlene Farstad. GIRLS CLUB ROOM AND STANDARDS COMMIT TEE Qseeondj: Back row: .Ioyee Kolts, Barlaara Cort. Laf Vv'aiina Huher. Seeond roxy: Audrey Sagehorn, ,Ianiee Me' Laughlin, Barhara Ahues, Vivian johnson, Doris Ivlaxxyell. Carol Kruger, Berlene Pearson. Eront row: Margaret I'IuItman, Marcella Nardinger, I'at Everist, Arlene Earstad, Dorothy Knight, -lean Hohnstroin, Mary Call. USI-IER COMMITTEES fthird doxynj: Baek roxy: Ra' inona Rossart, Indy Bond, -Iessie Adamson, Toula Kaddas, joan Baelxlund, Doris Maxwell. Vivian johnson. Third row: l'at VX'ells, Betty Peterson, ,Ioan Lanning. .Ioan MeKeown, Darlene Larios. Naney Hiekey. Nadine Un:ehnan. Second row: Sandra l'hilipoteaux, Ellen -lensen, Betty I-Iolmstad, Darlene Nelson, Lois Rudeen, Mary Scanlon, Marilyn Miller. Front roxy: Carof lyn Byrd, Aliee Peterson, Lisa Dire, Doreen Anderson. Betty Seiher, Pat Erickson, ,loan Vkfatts. BUILDING AND SOCIAL SERVICE flower rightj: laaelt roxy: Elilalaeth Vxfoliie, Doris Bowles, Grace Johnson, vlaniee Iyeelt. Second roxy: Diane Taylor, Judy Vxfalton, Martha I-Ioyde, Carmen Era:ier, janet Templeton, janet Eiseninan, Louise Mullen, Front roxy: Barhara I'Ioltum, Marjorie Vxfoeds, Deanne Young, Pat Henderson, Hattie Hart, Caye Thtzne. ART AND TYPING COMMITTEE: Top row: Roherta Mott. Betty Philpott, Sharon johnson, Meyna MeCaw, Def lores Norherg. Seeond row: Janet Gray, Mary Lou Rolwinson, Carol Eads, Shirley Murray, Ivlary Reed. Front row: Betty Peterson, -IoAnn Reinholdt, Katherine Marineovieh, Ixlarilyn Ijahn, Bsrlene Pearson, Esther Berg. 1-1. Q 58 i. i 1 oyo his year the Boys cluh has done exceedingly well in performing various duties and arranging numerous activities. Ivlost of the work carried on hy the cluh was done through the use of organized committees. With the helv of the wa fs and means l 5 and welfare committees. the Boys cluh def livered Thanksgiving food haskets for needy people. The Boys and Girls cluhs sponsored the Snowhall, one of the most aovular I l dances of the year. PICTURES ON THIS PAGE: Topff BOYS CLUB OFFICERS. Left to right: Wes Nelson. treasurerg jack Berry, recref tary: Clyde Pitcher, president. Earl Nlonf lux, vice president, is missing. SCHULARf SHIP COMMITTEE, second from top. Left to right. hack row: Bill Rose, Harley Stewart, Phil Ferrell, Bill Dohler. Front row: Dennis Duffy, Dudley Phihhs, .lack Berry, Tom Dykstra. SAFETY SQUAD. third from top, left to right, hack row: Bill Gall, Dick Dawson. Louis Stonke, Don Thostenson, Tom O'Brien, Paul Noe, Daryl Goodwin, Roland Huhlou, Lyle Gillette, Dick Guttormson, Bruce Peterson, Ed Mor' row. Gayle Scaff, Duane Hudson, Iohn Dennee, Roger Boynton, Del Wilton, Earl Boskct, Boh Brill. Front row: Jack Berry. john Soriano, Bill Linden, Carlo Irvun, George Flake. Rex Harrison, Don Prigg. WELFARE AND T R O P H Y CASE COMIVIITTEE. hottom picf ture. Left to right, hack row: Chuck Chadwick. Richard Guttormson. Ed Ivlorrow, John Belew, Stuart Roman' eschi, Bruce Peterson. Front row: Dan Nasman, Erling Hoxie, jack Berry, Clyde Pitcher, Don Hillhouse. ,.-if elub A newly instituted program this year was that of the selection of a Boy of the Month. Chosen on the hasis of willingness and initiative in carrying out student projects and high standards of personal conduct, seven monthly awards have hecn given this year. The Tom McDonough outstanding service trophy will hc presented to the winner of the Boy of the Year award. The trophy is heing donated hy McDonough, and any Boy of the Month or Boys cluh cahinet inemher is eligihle to receive it during his senior year. PICTURES ON THIS PAGE: Top-ff BOYS CLUB CABNET. Left to right, hack row: Chuck Chadwick, Lyle Gillette, Ted Hill, Bill Rose. Bud Myers, Mr. Hatch. Front row: Boh Rose, Clyde Pitcher, Wes Nelson, Jack Berry, Dan Nasman. CAMPUS SQUAD, second from top. Left to right, hack row: Boh Whitehezid, Chuck Storino. Second row: Dick hlllllll' son, -lim Fletcher. Pat Srnith. Front row: Bruce Kennedy, Bill Roach. PUBLICITY AND WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEES, third from top. Left to right. hack row: Bill Kasch, Doug Evans. Middle row: Verne Peddycord, Boh Rose, George Testevin, Loren Shireman. Front row: Stan Hurd, Ken Pederson, Gary Graves, Boh McDaniels. PROGRAM COMMITTEE, hot' torn picture. Left to right. hack row: Mike Jordan, David Richardson. Front row: Erwin Rumery, Bud Myers, Frank Olson. WK' x I ft Sl 1'-gp ,W - uf I . f Pfrpa lk f I , ,- K y J:.:ruxg,., SQs2,QaUTN?i . ws' sf .133 ,,,-:3Kw ihltfgi , ik ' EW A , W mg H, , 1 , V' v. M in WM X . . .... x 5 .Q 2 x Q Q :1':-:5:e5::i.,- gm is V f W MEX s W Q ,f L W M63 .L 10 I S Q . Q Q ii' , il ll svg , S 5 .. '35 + 9' .S 4 ,, i 3 ? l! S' 'fi J Ig. y ga Q' 51 if Q xi u 5E v wg ' 'K he f 4. ,ks Q v Q-A A w H, i yu, W 5 ,fs wi, 3 M Q 3 ' ,M A ,, A A v. f I L ., , Him X.,-f , fx ig! 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It was in the latter that they got to display their newly purchased robes which were made available from ticket sales to the Navy Band performance and from donations of civic organizations. This year the choir. in collaboration with the orchestra, put on an Easter concert. and again presented the annual allfcounty spring concert. Members of the choir who attended the Music Educators' bifannual conference in Missoula. Montana. are June Sebbas, Guy Hupe, Gloria Martell, Duane Romo. Verne Peddyf cord, Ronald Robinson and Carolyn Byrd. Miss Ringman accom' panied them on the long jaunt. The music department placed eight students in the annual Western Washington Solo contest at the University of Washing' ton this year. Superior ratings were won by Don Matyas, vocal solog Armond Monroe, drum, and Bill Kick, trombone. Noreen Potts, piano, and Arla Christopherson, clarinet, received good judgings, while Ellen Martinis rated fair June Kosbab sang a solo, One W'orld, at the conclave's evening concert. and Pat Treichler was pianist for the massed chorus. The EHS choir ref ceived an excellent rating. Above are members of the Everett high school ADVANCED CHCIR. Left to right. back row: Mike Jordan, Ray Christiansen, Duane Romo, Harvey E, Hart, Bob Cannon, Max Dawson, Ron- ald Brooks, jim White, Dick Langfois, Lawrence Mulliken, Bob Cecil, Bob McDaniels, Don Swendson, Roy Dahlgren, Ronald Robinson. Third row: Mary Lou Robinson. Arlene Sprague. Vivian Lattin, Bruce Kennedy, Joe McLennan. Vern Gildroy, Doug Evans, Loren Dykstra. Ed Haug, Harold Ogden, Guy Hupe, Verne Peddycord, Dick Metteer. Ken Huckins, Shannon Lee Stcwf art, Joanne Brower, Jean Armstrong. Second row: June Sebbas, joy Kephart, Marilyn Stump, Def lores Lyttle, Karla Koffski. Grace johnson, Nola Young. Marilyn Miller, Gayle Hovik, Bonnie Campbell, Pat Bohannon, Lou Ann Huntting. Marguerite Loveland. Janice Clough, Theresa Helmcke, Louise Geist, Roberta Heckendorf, Pat Low. Front row: Winnifred DeRooy, Gloria Martell, Carolyn Byrd, Pat Treichler, Claire See' ley, Margo Forbes. June Kosbab, Marilyn Palm, Miss Ringman, Doris Bowles, Claire Steincipher, Barbara Sherman, Virginia Hitch, Pat Erickson, Janet Templeton. Sharpe 4 Pictured above is the ORCHESTRA. Group on this page: Left to right: Back row: Terry Wells, Ruth Breen, Shirley Smith, Barbara Holtum, Evelyn Howlett. Fourth row: janet Eisenf man, Rex Bienz, Gloria Whitely, Betty Vandos, and fstandingj Gerry Erickson, Armand Monroe, Charles Fells. Third row: Ellen Martinis, june Sebbas, Pat Low, Esther McCurcly, Barbara Wil' liams, Caryl Westmoreland, Second row: Ray Krebs and Carol Lee Martin, lbackj jim Robbers, Margaret Hultman, Richard Hayes, Pat Homan, jack Blanchard. Front: Sharon Verhey, janet Collins, Verna Collins, Anna May Mostrom. he Everett High School ORCHESTRA is considered to be one of the state's finest. This musical group. under the direction of Raymond Howell, has appeared in many school assemblies. They have provided music for numerous civic meetings. and they also played an important part in bringing back the Hifjinx, since they furnished the musical background for this popular vaudeville show. This year the orchestra was the musical mainstay of the annual Christmas Nativity Pageant, playing some of the world's greatest sacred music for the enjoyment of an appreciative audi' ence. Easter Sunday the orchestra, along with the choirs, present' ed a sacred concert, which was attended by many Everett citizens as well as students. The Missoula, Montana, music conclave attracted two students from the orchestra: Ray Krebs, violin, and Rex Bienz, violin. Bryce Munger was featured at the piano in Rachmaninoff's Second Piano Concerto in C Minor when the orchestra participated in the annual Spring concert in the auditorium. Nearly the entire orchestra played in the Seattle competition and the Snohomish county music festivals. 'ffslya Q fi ffl N s - N , r . T.. ff -I: Q 1 Y llfi ll l lr, NN 7, Q 'iifivizi gil! f rw 3 ' ' ll X iff' 4' ' fr i' or 1 I W' I I 1 if ' . VV 3,17 ' ill' ' iwfygdlli ' ' t' f',,,,,sl'1' ' The BAND, under the direction of Raymond Howell, particif pated in many events. They played for home basketball and foot' ball games, and traveled to oompah for outfof-town contests. The band was one of six school units from the state to be chosen to play at the opening football game at the University of Washington, and one of three to appear on television at the state basketball tour' nament in Seattle. In the Western Washington competition festival, held in Se- attle, Donald Roening, Betty Holmstad, John Nesset. John Gilberts, Janice Wade, Miriam Williams, Arla Christopherson, Mel Stuff man, Carl Wills. Paul Henderson and George Tostevin played in the festival band. And again this year the EHS band made a superior rating at the Wenatchee Apple Blossom festival. A German band was organized. made up of Duane Romo, Bryce Munger, Bill Kick, Alvin Cripe and .lim Cunningham. They played as an in-between act in the Hifjinx, and won first place. Janice Wade, clarinet, and Donald Roening. alto saxophone, at' tended the music conclave in Missoula. Montana. Pictured right, opposite page, are the BAND members. Front to back: First column left: Kick, G. Hansen, Divers, Quigley, Aycox, Tostevin, Andere son, Wade, Dahlgren, Hultman, Romo. Second column: Carlson, Schilling, Furnass, Peck, Ahues, Sundstrorn, Cripe, York, Hansen. Third column: Neilson, Henderson, Powers, Nesset, Erickson, Halvorson, Kester, Bucking, Vanderway, Omodt, Stonke. Fourth column: Munger, Sturman, Swan, Olsen, Wills, Gellerson, Heckendorf, Geist, Harmon, Strand, Beinz. Fifth column: Baker, Hansen, Fortson, Brown, lngrum, Kessell, L. Bump, D. Bump, Collins, Hock. Sixth column: Vifeiss, Blankenburg, Roening, DeLong, Fells, Evers, Siegner, Williams, Erickson, Cristopherson, Gilberts. Drum Major: Bill Gall. Majorettes: Back: Reed, McCulley, Bowles, Mertz. Front: Bell, Holmstad, Knapp. Missing: Paddy Hudson. 'vi Above: BEGINNING CHOIR: Left to right, hack rote: Bell, Brotten, Taylor, Vsfolfe, Bunney, Brennan, Baldwzn, Easterly, Crowley, john' son, Prigg, Shaffer, Roberts, Francisco, Olson, Holtgeerts, Hall, Mitchell, Dale, Lundquist, Matteson, King, Geddzs, Callan, Knowles, Anderson, Hanson. Third row: Sponelq, Schtvanlql, Everist, Watts, Baclqlund, Balleto, Seiher, johnson, johnson, Aycox, Crone, Havens, Schmidt, Stonlqe, Graves, Edgecomb, Shanahan, Roach, Egge, Rasmussen, Thorlqildsen, Bernard, McKeown, Marzs, Walil. Second row: Dire, Halvorsen, Peppel, Maxwell, Dion, Elliott, Pearson, Remholdt, Evans, Tipton, Van XVinlqle, Matter, Dunoui, Callahan, Kirchherg, Maher, Rossart, Rernholdt. Harmon, Bates, Blanlqenhurg, Anderson, Vkfegerich, Fahlstrom, Kenney. Front roam Vaughn, Parlq-er, Davidson, Hammond, Sahlinger, Wilsrwn, Aanderud. Ahl, Proud, Lange, Simmons, Sayles. IWcCorn1aclq, Lartos, Bump, Degerrnan, McCaulley, Ryan, Aanderud, Lindlvlud, Vv'illadsen. Truly, music doth have charms, and realizing thas. Miss Kingman organized several smaller singing groups this year. They proved popular. Some of them are shown on this page. Ahove left: DOUBLE QUARTET. Left to right: Verne Peddycord, Guy Hupe, Carolyn Byrd, Gloria Martell, Pat Bohannon, june Sehhas, Ronald Robinson, Duane Romo .... Above right: GIRLS ENSEMBLE, who had an infhettreen act in the Hifjinx. Left to right: Pat Bohannon, Lou Ann Huntting, Connie Matter, Bahs Lundquist, joy Kephart, Beverlea Bernard, june Koshah, Gloria Martell. Below: XVESTERN VJASHINCTON SOLO CONTESTANTS, who tvent to the University of Vsfashington to Compete with other schools in the state. Left to right, hack row: Arla Christopherson, Noreen Potts, Ellen Martinis. Front rout Don Matyas, Bill Kick, Armond Monroe. X A ff, x y 1 V fyx ff C X XX in . C .. XX ft. I fill , V 1 ,Q . I AY ,f,,f,r . . f in N N ,lwIE.l il!-7 I . j .W Q pf. . 4 . X 1 X .wx X NN x I t I xgx ff f' 21 ORCHESTRA. CI T11 Il P 1111 1111.1 page: Left 111 7414111112 Front ww: H111 E'lI'Lf.YlVUYY1. C11f1.ifl7!L' SlL'l'L'7'.Y, 1311111111 xVd11gVC1I, fum T11c11'1i1111s1'11, SN111111 rmv: 1111111 ML'j'L'1'.Y, Noreen Pntls, 15111 N1cl 1111, 1111171 S11'z11,Q1c1111u', ljllfkilllf' Q11111111, 111711 us T1'111111111111. H1111 Puymc, lJd'l'lk1 R11'11111'11f mm, fI11u1ys c1Y'Ll177IU1', 113.111 KL'7l7lKk1f'. T1IIYL17'17Ll'1 D1111 Se111r1111, Kern I 11r'1ws, B111 Kick, H111 131111, M111'1L' N141 tml, Doug Elmlns. Hdulq Y1111': Clue Hd7l.YE?I, Bam-1-ly 1'1111u11'1q. P11111 HL'71L1L'Y'.YI91l. R1c11111'11 K1111txc11, P111 XV111111n1s. . M,, X: 1951 Nesika staff. Left to right. Back row: Tostevin, Rumery, Zeigler, Graves. Third row: King, Newport, Bill Rose, Bob Rose, Pederson, Roth. Second row: Briggs, Weber, Woody, Newton, Watkins, Dorman, King. Front: Gaudette, Doll, Hempler, Pearson, Walton, Cooper, Weller. Mi.Ssing: Paice, Seigner, Brink, Bargreeii. ournalio nother Nesika: this one in a green and white color scheme. with a tropical island theme accentuated by some fine art work and with the whole book a per' sonal triumph for Shirley Dorman, editor. who toiled endlessly. The beautiful endsheet. printed in terra cotta, the foreword and dedication art, and the title page map are by Mary Ann Doll, art editor. The exquisite double page section pages in green were done by the following staff artists: Pages 1849. Judy Wal' ton, 4Of41, Gary Gravesg 58159, Gerald Newport, who also did the art work at the end of the senior section. Mike Seigner and Gerald did the comical football lay- out on pages 4849. The delightful theme sketches running through the book are by Mary Ann, Gary and Gerald. Mike did the funny ones. The cover design was a class project under the art direction of Mary Ann. Donne King and Bob Rose served as cofbusiness managers, and under their direction the staff sold a recordfbreaking number of ads. Bill Rose did a superb job as circulation manager, having charge of collections on payments once a week all year. and he was ably as- sisted by George Tostevin. Judy Walton did yoeman duty on the business and circulation staffs. Erwin Rumery was in charge of ad collections. it Left: Nesika staff lieads. Reading down: Shirley Dorman, editorg Mary Ann Doll, art editorg Dorine King, business manager, Bob Rose, cofbusiness managerg Bill Rose, circulation manager. 24 Karla Gaudette headed up the copy work. and Dorothy King served as a general assistant to Shirley Dorman, editor, as did Mary Lou Weller. a good worker. Berlene Pearson was in charge of preparing the staff and printer's dummies -Wa neverfending task. Carl Roth and Jack Zeigler. headed the sports section, Lyle Gillette of the Kodak staff writing the copy. An outstanding worker was Mary Lou Paice, who helped greatly with layouts and in selling ads, and the same goes for Ken Pederson, who toiled faithfully. Jeanette Watkins, Shirley Briggs, Eleanore Newton, Don Elda Brink, Diane Hempler, Jeanne Weber, Sharon Barf green, and Mary Jo Woody all helped materially to make the 1951 Nesika a beautiful and different book, one of which the school can be proud. The staff was happy to dedicate the annual to Arthur Ramstad. Phil K. Erickson advised in the production of the '51 yearbook. U 0 O X 'iss O O 9 N O O O 1 1 O x 0 A .' i me oo fx Q , 1 lilil Z . J ,M I 4 .... t 1 I ,555A.4,..f I. -F513 if 1 . fwfr' 4' in e L1..i.3.rS3':. Ahooe: 197031 Kodak staff. Left to right: Back row: Pitcher, lWonlux. Hudson. Martin, Thompson. Fourth row: Nasman, Gillette, H. Hyde, Dawson, jordan, Morrow, Farris. Third row: G. johnson, Koffslqi, XVallqer, Damniand, Radlqe, Mattson, Crowf ley, johnson. Second row: DeCan, Moore, Vincent, Nlatteson, Maloney, Vifoolley, Lind, Call. Front row: Koslgy, McLean, Peterson, Saad, Hansen, jones, Patterson, Sullivan. Missing: Mary Street. '90 he Kodak, school newspaper, not only is a weekly puhlieation, hut it is a lasting record of the activities and attitudes of the students of Everett high school. This year again The Kodak puhlished 27 issues, despite adverse advertising conditions. It was the duty of the editors to supervise gathering of the news, write edi' torials, and make up the paper. This year the Kodak staff put out a special school election edition that hroke all records: 10,000 copies of a 12fpage paper, all done in one week! Here is the first semester Kodak staff: Betsy Def Can. editor: Sharon Vincent. husincss manager: Lof retta Maloney. advertising manager: Mary Street, asf sistant editor: Kay Radke. copy editor, morguc director: Dan Nasman, sports editor: Lorie Matteson, feature editor: Karla Koffski, girls sports editor: Lyle Gillette, assistant sports editor: Alice Peterson. exchange editor: LU4 Anita Hansen. assistant exchange editor: Marie Kosky, circulation manager. Syhil Crowley, assistant circulation manager: jackie Sullivan, assistant business manager: jane Dammand, associate ad manager: Eldora Vxfoolley, secretary: Marion Gall, assistant inorgue director: Grace johnson, Evelyn Walker, Marie Kosky, Dean Moore. jackie L. Patterson, Golden Hudson, Dale Farris, Earl Monlux, reporters: Clyde Pitcher. Mike jordan, jackie Hyde, Marion Call, judy McLean, Shirley Saad. Alice Peter' son, janet johnson. Margie jones, ad solicitors. Second semester changes. additions: Lyle Gillette, sports editor: Dean Moore. assistant editor: jane Damf mand. ad manager: VVes Hendry, husiness assistant: Eddie Morrow, Larry Thompson, Max Dawson, Herlw Hyde. ad solicitors. Phil K. Erickson was adviser. Right: Kodak staff heads, Read' ing down: Betsy DeCan, editor: Kay Radlqe, assistant editor: Lo' retta Maloney and jane Damf mand, ad managers: Sharon Vincent, husiness manager: lyfaf rie Koslqy, circulation manager. Left: Quill and Scroll, joiirnalf ism honorary. Left to right: Back row: Graves, N a s ni a n, King. Second row: Doll. Dorf man, Vincent, King, Matteson, Vxfoolley, Patterson. F r o n t : johnson, Koffslgi, lWoore, Def Can. Damrnand, Radlqe, Koslqy. Not shown: Maloney, Street, Gillette, Bill Rose. 25 X .l ..i'XX'c 'xit NE 1 ,. ii . Y gif. KL .R is Ir' ' 1 , j V QWJJ I e ' I . X it Y 5 ww XX xx ff f Q W ts X u Y 'Xxx X X f . PPE f J 'f - ,, TCP! f X , 1. 'iq 1 F, i ' .X X fr , 1,1 I 5.-Sf. J FYQQ ' T. , , fx! ,f . f , arf arch ecause scholarship is, after all, the primary aim in high school, the Torch Honor Society is an important memher of the many organizations that make up the Everett high school. Torch pins are awarded to students who have high enough scholastic standings. Those who reach this high achievement are true scholars and are worthy of praise. One must have one hundred and ten points to receive a Permanent Torch pin. The student receives awards in the form of OnefBar, TwofBar, ThreefBar and Permanent Torch pins. Officers are elected every year from those memhers having the highest ratings in the society. Officers this year were: Boh Thieme. presidentg Richard Cuttormsen, vice president, and Glenn Gauthier, secretary. The purpose of the cluh is to promote scholar' ship among the students hy giving it a high place on the list of school activities, and also hy Permanent Torch privileges. Anyone may ohtain memhership in this Society provided he has the neeesf sary points. The points are hased on grades received during the previous semester. Fifty points must he earned hy the end of the sophomore year for a TvvofBar pin. At least ten points must he earned each semester or the student is dropped from the society. For a ThreefBar pin, eighty points must he earned hy at least the end of the junior year, and one hundred ten points hy the end of the senior year for a Permanent Torch pin. A complete file is kept of each student. and as soon as he has the required numher of points. he receives his certificate and pin, an emhlem well worth heing proud of. Pictured ahove is Miss Isahelle Cuthhertson, and ahove right, Miss Kathryn McCormack, Torch Society advisers. The TORCH COUNCIL. pictured top, is composed of: Left to right, hack row: Glenn Gauthier, secretary. Boh Thieme. president, Richard Guttormsen, vice president. Second row: Frank Olson. Bruce Kennedy, Frank Standerfer. Front row: Carol Lee Mzirtixi, Betsy DeCan. PERMANENT TORCH, shown preceding page, lower lelt: Back row: Golden Hudson, Gordon Christenson, Charles Guhsch, Phil Ferrell, Lloyd Cannon. Rohert Cecil, Richard Guttorinsen, Glenn Gauthier, Ted Hill.. Third row: Mary Hatcher, Margaret Hultinan, Lou Ann Huntting. Theresa Helincke, Marion Call, Dona Copper, janet Eisenman. Second row: Margaret Alderson. Fat Guisti, lvlerle Blunt. Arlene Farstad, jeanette Bartrull, Shirley Anderson, Betsy DeCan. Front row: Carma Bigler, joAnn Grohey, Karla Gaudette. Louise Geist, Diane Hempler, Shirley Dorman, Elaine Hovde. Other PERMANENT TORCH, shown preceding page, lower right: Back row: Frank Standerler, Bryce Munger, Boh Thieine, Frank Olson, Dudley Pliihhs, Don Roening, Harley Stewart, lvielvin Sturman. Third row: Donne King, Bill Kick, Bruce Kennedy, Larry Vfalton, joel Carlson, Ray Miller, Rohert Payne, Bill Rose, Ron Taylor. Second row: Esther McCurdy, jeanette Vifatkins, Margie Vw'ood, jean Thorkildson, Dorothy King, Barhara Krause, Lenore Lawson, Dean Moore, Karla Koflski. Front row: Kathleen Radke, june Sehhas, Marlene McLennan, Marilyn Vv'oodmark, janice Vfieneke, Carol Lee Martin, Anita Smith, Grace johnson, Marilyn Palm. THREE BAR TORCH, pictured ahove in the upper left hand corner: Left to right, hack row: Henry DeGroot, jerry Belden, Dale Farris, jim Beal, jack Heath, Charles Granger, George Bates. Third row: Paul Henderson, Clydene Lockner, Sharon johnson, joan lvlargaret Vincent, Glada Lee Vv'elk, Bonnie Vfallgren, judy Vv'alton, Pat Veells, Nancy Renger, joAnn Remholdt, lris York. Second row: Shannon Stewart, Marydee Ness, jane Townsend, Betty Peterson, Beth Taylor, Sharon Mikkelsoii, Pauline Paulson, Front row: Gloria Vfatson, Beverly Stray, Doris Vw'oods, Darlene Thompson, Barhare Lee lvleDonald, Marilyn Miller, judy McLean, Claire Steincipher. TVJO BAR TORCH are shown in lower lelt hand corner, Back row: Boh Anderson, Lee Allen, David Berg, David Francisco. Fourth row: Dennis Dolly, Dick Kollad, Bill Dohler, jack Blanch- ard, Ronald Bevensee, Toni Dykstra, Vvlalter DeGroot. Third row: Mary Gall, Donna Austin, Carol Arntzen, Carinen Frazier, Donna Carlson, Sharon Craig, judy Bond, Sally Frahm, Phyllis Friske. Second row: Gladys Grahner, Lisa Dire, Eileen Begg, Carol Ann Bell, Deloise Aanderud, Margaret Davidson, Margaret Carlson, joan Eckhardt, janet Collins. Front row: Ann Gronning, janice Clough, joetta Bates, Ann Botten, Darlene Aanderud, Marie Beistram, Char- lene Briggs, Ann Brothen, Marilyn Egge. Other TWO BAR TORCH memhers are shown lower right: Back row: Bill Ray, Carl Powers, Gary Standerler, Ronald Whitney, David Richardson, Bill Thieme, Elwood Haugen, Loren Hudson. Fifth row: Carol Ivlurray, Sharon Verhey, Barhara Vaughn, Evelyn Howlett, Dorothy Quillin, Elaine Prevost, Lois Lawson, Martha Hovde, Noreen Potts. Fourth row: janice Trautman, Shirley C. Z Q . , 1 Fossee, Carol Hein, Ron Brown. Second row: Delores Knowles, joan Kennedy, janet johnson, Druska jalink, Helen Bingman, Ruth Breen. Front row: Marilyn Hensley, Anita Hanson, Doreen Anderson, Shirley Briggs, Doris Bowles, Nlarcella Bateman, Swanee Chester, Top right, hack row: More THREE BAR TORCH: Tom Pogreha, Boh Wlhitehead, Duane Roino, Richard Ritchie, jim Rohhers, Ralph Quass, Carl Wills. Fourth row: john Stringlellow. Ivan Myers, Diane Taylor, Miriam Vs'illiams, joan Schwankl, Delores Oss, Russell Yotty. Third row: Smith, Shirley G. Smith, Ellen jensen, Audrey Sagehorn, Leola Ol' son, Elaine Stanke, Carol Ruthford, Carol Payn. Third row: Flora Whitely, janice Wade, Mary Scanlon, Bess Holmes, janet Kalicott, Ann Hilen, Pat Treichler, Marilyn Quam, Audrey Willadsen. Second row: Sally Pederson, Marian Rice, Shirley jokinen, janise Hardison, joan Watts, Mary Ellen Shirk, Donna Gallagher, Anna Mae Mostrum, Vivian johnson, Barhara Lundquist, Front row: Katherine Selliek, Doris Houser, Marie Melton, Nadine Schilling, Narda Monroe, Shirley Saad, Mona Nelson, Pat Luce, Mary jo Woody. SNR: NWA'-. its W'-A dancin ictures on these two pages shiiw same nl the highlights nl the 1951731 soeial season at EHS. une ui' the must actixe years nf dancing in the history nl the school, Besides the regular major social events. there were many pustfhaskethall and pustflmithall hups. all informal hut prcix'iding endless mirth and merr1im'nt, It was iiiipnssihle tn get pictures ul' all these dances. hut -Iuhn Zllgmigh. Nggika student photographer. and Budd Harless. nfliieial stall' plwtugrapher fur the yearhnuk. gut shuts ul' swine nl' the higgest dances. Pictures at the lelt. reading down. are as llmlliwvs: TOP' AIUIOR PROM King ,lack Berry and Queen :Xnn Hilen heing czwwwned hy hiilze -Inrdan. dance chairman. during intermirsiun. . . , SECOND: Part ul the gay thrnng at the ,IUNlUlxi PROM. une uf the seigszinis hest attended affairs .... THIRD: A dance shut nl' the AIUNIOR PRQM is slwwn, with many liurmally clad cuuples having a grind time ,... BOTTOM: GULLS NEST CABINET, in charge nl' yuuth center. Left tn right. hack row' Maurice Thompson, adviser. Ken Pederson. Delwin liurnas. 'l1lCl-I Beauchamp. Rudney Dry. Frank Qlsun. Middle: -Ianice Peck. Carol Eads. Lynn Jamison. Barbara Sherman, Betty Hnlinstad. Diane Taylor, Nancy Hickey. Front: jean Hnlmstrum. Tuula Kaddas. Pat Prnud. Arlene Curt. Patt Quigley. Doris Maxwell, Pictured helow: TOP: JUNIGR PROM Committee. Back row: james Brooks and Miss Vivian Vvlidmer. advisers. kludy Vv'alf tim. Clairhell Haminnnd. Pat Trcichler, Muna Nelsnn, Frnnt: Mike jordan, chairman. Duane Rumu. Ed Murrow. Loren Schireman .,.. BCTTOM: HOMECOMING ROYALTY: Back rnw: Lenore Lawsnn and Elaine Huvde. princesses. Frnnt: Nancy Lange. princess. Queen Shirley Andersavn, Mary Ann Dull. princess. 'NH-. Q 2 'Raw' 'Irv' XM, gg q F P I l S 3 Y.. .A l K wx ax X vsp '2 'S Q s -Mi wg gl X T-. ,. X X 31 I s f S3 X jf S . Q, we .WE :C 5 a K Q ,, XX Nfayx Y Xxx. NN h vi S V M ww x f' ,est .au N. ji, 1? .F 'M ff ifw-KP, 1 v W, ,JM .Q P' ,ve .V N' ' Q52 -vi :Q I -it r X .+ Q NX -Q. A xr.: N X QXQ X X mx Q X Nl H . Ns. 'Kr w Xi ,A gf K Q F N as QM S 5 T 12 4 3 5 i '3EL.Tj'...T5lv o.ri:fqL.,.f-'ir yy: Q Wi - Q .,,. f 4 x.'- ' f A N- 1 xg, ai' Sw: -i x 1 SSS :aXYve - - Kew-5 I.. Q' A MX , ' QSM E Aqxiffilf Q32 ES ES? 47? E f' M 650' ,gr wk iv i 3' i3. f, 5, Q f ? ., 1 ?. ' 5... 2, Q. 25 'Q L..-A-...... ,,M,mf W J f--QM Q 'A 'Qi .g. wh , V v-mx ' A A m-H 4 4,1 -an Q Q ' '-- , . '?,f -x 33 1 ' A g M M , Y ??, , ,v ,.., .AN-1 , Q5-65 EfHlfY ftop picturcj, has contrihf utvtl much in scrvicc to hoth thc YMCA and school. Back row: Hurd, Mr. Lintlcmuth, anlviscr, Harrnd, K. Pederson. Third row: Lindhlad, Chadwick. bl. Carlson, Nasman, B, Wilsrvii, Platt, Buhsch Sccond row: 1. Hanson, llcnson, Eshc, G. Gravcs, Ulson, vicc prcsidcnt, Russcll, Phihhs. Front row: Walltmwii, pwsinlciit. Wgrlf tors, Hayus, Cecil. sccrctary, Berry, prcsirlcnt, Elctthcr, trcasurcr. HlfY Qsccond picturc tlownj has complctcul its 26th yuar in Llcvoting its surviccs to thc school and com' mutiny. Back row: King, Coolvy, Pitchcr. Mungur. trcasurcr, B. Pvtcrf son, Uauthicr, Thicmc, Fourth row: Michel, C. Roth, Wliitcliciid, trcasf urcr, Stamlcrticr, prcsidcnt, Boctlcr, Larson. Bill Rose. Third row: Hill, prcsidcnt. Stormo, Ronio, Shircman. Brooks Pcturson, Mycrs, vice prcsif tlunt, Taylor, vicc prcsitlcnt, Sonics, Sccontl row: Soriano, Huhlou, Good' win. Sousanus, jordan, Kunnctly. soc' rctary, Tostcvin, Mr. Busscl. Front row: Nos, L. johnson, Granhcrg, Roh Rosc, Runicry. Morrow, Bluc, New' gartl. ALPHA and BETA CHAPTERS of TRlfHlfY fsccond picture down and liottomj again runrlcrcd many helpful and iiculcd services. ALPHA Qncxt to hottomj: Back row: Portcr, King, Martinis, Newton. Langc. Eisf cnman, sccrctary. Fourth row: Sponf ck, Kallicott, Briggs, A. Peterson, sl. johnson, Rolvinson, Cort, Johnson. Third row: Miss Vxfagncr, adviscr, Sullivan, Eggs, Gronning, Wiciickc, Anilirosc, Hulwr, sccrctary, Bartrufti, prcsitlcnt, Coopcr, Vigo prcsidcnt. Sccontl row: Hultman, Aldcrson, prusiglcnt, Sturgcon, Dcflan. Smith, trcasurcr, Krugcr, Harley. trcasurcr. Erickson, Lawson. Front row: XVatf son, Stray, .lanc Vvvclwr, L. Dirc, D. Antlurson. Krauss, Blunt, vicc prcsif tlunt, lvlartin, Patterson ..,, BETA fhottomj: Back row: Van Wiiililc, Kcnnctly, Weller-, lxlattson, Holincs, Lindcnnith, Willigiiiis, Vvhirlc, Dorf nian, Norhcrg, Knight, prcsitlcnt, Quiglcy. St-fond row: Ringnian, Hclf nicks, Hclinun, Koffski, Palm, sccrcf tary. Farstatl, prusitlciit. VVootl, Bin' ganian. Front row: Mcffaw, Ras' -- N - 5 - - T . I inusst n. sm 1 ctai y, Lai lson, Hsin, Kcpplcr, Lintlhlaul. Luclmcr, C. Alltllll' 5011, 3 l w- ks MW-. F . QM L. more claim Taking many funfpacked ski trips, the SKI CLUB Qtop picture, ended a very successful year without too many hroken hones. Back row: Mr. Deller, adviser. Call, Quass, Kennedy, Krogh. Christenson. Carlson. Fifth row: Shannahan, Tostevin. Rumery, Pogreha, Sugars, Fletcher. Pitcher. Thompson, president, Cecil. Fourth row: Bozanich, Hovde, Gall. Austin. Jones, Callan. Martinis. Paice, Han' sen. Third row: Kallicot, Vxfalton. Weller. Roe, Pugh. Keppler. Blackf hurn, Mostrom, Lundquist, Second row: Austin. Slingerlend, McLean. Steincipher. W a t s o n, Hammond. Holmstad. DeCan, Helmke. Front row: IVIcKeown. Vidrickson. Jean Weher. Matteson, secretary. Solie, vice president. Porter. Bargrccn, Mar' tin, King. Peterson. Helping in the Lihrary kept most of the memhcrs of the LIBRARY CLUB fsecond picture downj husy this year, Back row: Matheson, Hart, McLcnf nan, Flake, Beauchamp. Third row: Payne. Hudson. Ness, treasurer, Miss Ahlers, adviser, Barker. Secretary, Powers, Gustafson. Second row: Cunnington, Kackman. Murdock. jof seph, Hopkins, jalink, president, Holmstrom, Wimcvdwzird. president. Front row: Rice, Perry, vice presif dent. Vandos, Mattson, Meyer. Ameshury, Rose. treasurer. Dahlquist. The HOME ECONOMICS CLUB inext to hottomj had many holiday parties and fun in learning ahout homemaking. Back row: Bowles. M. Taylor, Hopkins, Frahm. Wilcmix. Gellerson, Hovik. Koshah. Middle row: Snyder. Fitch, Unruh, McConf nell, Bush. Sellick, Pearson. Front row: Thompson. Drake. Moore. president, IVIcCurdy. treasurer, Holm' strom. Payn. president. jalink, vice president. Girls interested in hecoming heauf ticians make up the BEAUTY SCHOOL fhottomj. Back row: Thompson. Burha. Jackson, Odcgard, Bucey. J, Taylor. Front row: N. Erickson, Allen, M. Smith, Hanner. M. Mason, Mrs. Pearl Murray. teach- er. 32 The RIFLE CLUB ftop and second picture downj learned the art of shooting a gun. and participated in many matches, Back roxv: Whirtiiigf ham. Bos, Wzlltei'. Carlson, Vxfhitley, Clemetson. Wilstiii, S. Dire, Miller. Third row: Wells. Litehiscr, Seeley. Dart. Tallinan, Crandall. Fetitclerc, Crandall. Lacey. Second row: Berf nard, Wegericli. Lagan. B. Pearson, C. Peterson, Vvfoodward, Barker. Al. Sullivan, vice president, Fellows. Front row: Nardinger, Weiss. Vxfoody, Ivfatteson, Almgren. Sundf stroni, Hohack. Blackhurn. Palm, secretary. Second picture down: Adams, Richardson, Carlson. Krough, Thorn' ton, Sorenson. Miller. Third row: Vertner, B l a nc li a r d, Anderson. I-Iinchcliffe, Dawson, Siler, Cecil, treasurer, Sugar, Kosky. Second row: Brookins, Zahler, -I. Nesset, presif dent. Tholen, Vv'hitney. R. Erickson. Vsfcster, Day, Coomhs. Front row: Lutthans, Rider. Rohinson, Hudson, Fosket, Stevenson, Sturinan. Engf Strom. G. johnson. The HLROLLERS fnext to hot' tonij gave free instructions to their niemhers on the art of skating. Back row: Mr. Mitchell, adviser, R. Carlf son. Rider. Saunders. president. Sec' ond row: I-Iinchcliffe, Grandy, Newf ell, Constantine. Stair. Front row: Hurd, D. Carlson. secretary, Mattef son, vice president. Wcirkiiig hard for their driveris Iif cense were inemhers of the SAFE DRIVING CLUB fhottoinj. Back row: M1'. Williaiiiis. adviser, Koshali, M. Egge, Jensen. Young, VVatson, E. Salstrom. Roe, VVallgren, Eisenf man, Eshe. more clulw The following arc ilic iiicnilicrs of time ELECTRIC TRADES CLUB Qtop picturcfz Buck ww: .Ill1'lTlllll, Colin, Eziiiiiiii, Jiruvcc, D. Pctcrsoii, Mi'. Mitclicll, aidviscr. Front row: Rumcrdzlhl, Hamilton. Vxfhitchzlll, Cairtcr. Boys iiitcrcstcd in fishing make up thc mcnilicrs uf the PISCATURL ANS fcciitcrj who spout many wack' ands fishing cm the banks of N2lfllfCiS hikcs and strcams. Back row: Mr. Kolkgmzi. advisor, AI. Ciirlscm, Culbcrtf sou. Dawson, vicc prcsidcnt. Middle ww: Buiiixir. Bland. Platt, sccrctnry, Popc. Spurliiig. Ercmt row: Hisgruvc, Hciidcrsoii, Amlcrsmi, Wilsiuii. prcsif dent. C. Qlulmsmi. Taking czirc of running thc mwvics for the scliwl wcrc iiiciiilwcrs of thc PROJECTION CREW Qlmttuiiij. Back row: D, Erickson. Towlc, Hilt. Huckiiis. Middlc row: Filc. Aycox, Liarvuld, Dirc, Front row: Eoriics, Hudson, Kuffski. Davis. Cullwcitsoii. Hclping to make the mamy zisscmf iwlics of thc yczii' run off siiiouthly was thc STAGE CREW' fiiclmwj. Lcft to right: Bryguit. Moiiwc. Hamiiltuii, Vim Paittcii, Vliicl. Burt Artliur was ieulviscii ga Q5 f ,N uni'-M i X ,E if 3 F if N ifgii fi A 4.5: .x i g g QX, t Pf' 5-if i iz' Qi f - . X .sc .Q W? vwiifx We ji: ie f s ,L i r ,,. W 39.5 lay his is your Everett high HifLights is famriar to anycinc who tuned his radio the KRKO way for the weekly fifteenfminute hroadcast of the RadiofProduction class. Under the direction of blames Brooks fshown upper rightj, and with the cooperation of the local radio station, memhers of the class prepare the scripts and present them on their Tuesday evening presentation. The amateur radio students are given different assignments for each program. such as announcing, presenting sports, school news or gossip, and naming the top tune of the week, which is voted on hy the high school student hody. Besides having prepared a program each week. these amhitious students did an excellent joh in giving the morning and afternoon announcements over the puhlie address system. Ivlemhers of the RADIO-PRODUCTION CLASS, shown ahove, are: Left to right: Back row: Glen Myers, Mr. Brooks, David Stair. Second row: Colleen Ballew, june Sehhas, Ivlargaret Alderson, Iviary Lou Rohinson. Sue Ballew. Front row: Joyce Thomas, Frances Carmen, Shirley Anderson, Doreen Anderson, Diane Taylor, Barhara Sherman. Ted Cederherg fupper leftj returned to Everett high this year after a long ahsence while teaching ahroad, and with him ref turned dramatics. Mr. Cederhergs drama class presented short ime productions hefore student hody assemhlies, as well as hefore inf dividual classes. The drawings of Mr. Cederherg and Mr. Brooks were done hy Gerald Newport, talented Nesika artist. Not limiting their appearances to the high school, the DAN' CERADOS, colorful EHS square dance cluh, performed their inf tricate steps hefore civic organizations and outfofftown groups. Under the jurisdiction of Mr. Brooks, the highfsteppers twirled hefore the student hody in the Hifjinx and joined gay dancers at the PfTA square dance. Frank Olson relieved Mr, Brooks of the calling duties sometimes, and was chosen president of the organizaf tion. Other officers of the group were: Chuck Wallter, vice presif dent: Diane Taylor, secretary: jean Holmstrom. treasurer. and Sandra Philipoteaux, social chairman. Meiiihers of the Dancerados. shown helow, left to right: LEFT PICTURE: Back row: Dona Cooper, Chuck Granger, Gloria Dart. Bill Dohler, Sharon Bargrcen, Ray Krehs, joan Pugh, Chuck VValtcr. Front: Pat Wells, Mr. Brooks, Sandra Philipoteaux. RIGHT PICTURE: Back row: Bill Gall, Janice Peck, Lawrence Baird, Roherta Ivlott, Bill Wilsciii, Jean Holmstrom, Ed Haug, Joy Keppart. Frank Olson. Front: Barhara Sherman, Anita Hansen. Diane Taylor. L 55m,A 5 K A Q WW E,-Fianna: ' HSLE , X gy ig? 'KW- ,wa A-is. sw Q W S Q wi 93453 2 Q x - JT . M X, as A - 1.3. N f . Q Ki Q L 2 iw, Q 'Q' 'A Y X N X .U if 551 X Q H+ W. F . f'v'X U Q 0 wfmw xffffffiif B R SQ an L h L. L L sg '- ction. any sportsminded fems joined the active Girls Athletic cluh that grew a great deal in memf hershp this year. Miss Luf cille Trucano is the new girls athletic director. Un' der the direction of Nancy Banks and Vsfanita Eshe, coaches, kickhall was the first major sport participated in. Volley hall was next. higlif lighted hy its exciting tournaments and keen competition. Margaret Hanson and Jewell Remholdt served as coaches for this sport. Base kethall followed, coached hy JoAnn Remholdt and Mary Ann Hartson. Minor sports such as pingpong. hadminton and tennis were su' pervised hy Carol Ruthford. In addition to all these activities, the girls took part in splash parties. a slumher party in the gym, and the annual midfyear scmiformal installation han' quet. GAC OFFICERS ftop picturej. Left to right. hack row: Eshe, Banks, Ruthford. Front: Nietfield, Huntting. Koffski. GAC LETTERWEARERS fsecond downj. Left to right. hack row: Hartson. Lindell, Schumann, Stanke, Miss Trucano, Eshe. Banks. Ruthford. Third row: LeFehvre. Wzitsciii. Wilscnii, Olson, Salstrom, Eckhardt, Hanson, York, Second row: Perry, Remholdt, Ness, Gronning, Egge, Lochner, JoAnn Remholdt, Palm. Front row: Lattin, Koffski, Nietfield. Whitchurch, Hohack. Huntting, Johnson, Pe' terson. GAC NONfLETTERWEARERS fthird downj. Left to right, hack row: Anderson, Whitely. Clemetson, Prevost, Schultz, Bates. Third row: Omodt. B. Aanderud, Pettys. Wzxlker. Arntzen, Chapman, Fellows, Carlson. Second row: Ekstedt, Bump, Pederson, Ixl. Jensen, Hopkins, Mostrom. Hardison, Fullen. Front row: Christopherson, Rice. Harmon. Blankenhurg. Weiiiz, Neil, I. Clemetson. A. Jensen. GAC NON LETTER WEARERS thot' tomj. Left to right. hack row: Carlson. Matt' son, Klemp, Lundstrom. Sundstrom, Darlene Aanderud, Rasmussen. Wzitkiiis, Ryan. Third row: Sunde, Hoglund, Davidson, Maris. Mc' Cormick, Dieclrich, Deloise Aanderud, Larios. Holmstrom. Second row: Mostrom, Earl. Heckendorf, Lundquist. Hart. Litehiser, Half vorsen, Grandy, Dahlquist. Front row: Black' hurn, Jeschke. Harrod, Fox, Rose. Taylor, Kelly, Hadley. Thone. . . OPPOSITE PAGE: Action shots of memhers in many sports. PEPSTERS. EHS is proud of the pep gang. shown hack, previous two pages. Majorettes, left to right: Top: Mary Reed, Paddy Hudf son, liead, Pat Mertz. Middle: Doris Bowles, Betty Holmscad, Janice NIcCaulley. Bottom: LaVerne Donaldson, Norma Knapp, Carol Ann Bell. Cheer leadevx: Pat Luce, Judy McLean, Clairbell Hammond. Song leaders: Shirley Anderson and Colleen Ballew, and Sally Farrell, Eleanor Riclger, Louise Miullen. 44 ru...- Shown at top of page are the assistant c o a c h e s. Left to right: Paul R a d lg e, line coach, Bob Sheridan, trainerg Bill Langenbacher, Baby Gull coach. jim Ennis, athletics director and head football coach, is shown below the assistant coaches. grid Qrectto he Everett high Seagulls opened their 195 0 gridiron season with a thrilling victory over Auburn in the annual War Memorial classic. A crowd of more than 6,000 fans were on hand to cheer Coach jim Ennis and his Blue and Gold team into another season of football at Everett high. The Gulls never disappointed the Everett fans as they won by a close 28 to 25 score. This team was one of the smallest to come out of EHS football history, but that desire to win made them a threat every time they stepped onto the field. Taking on another Puget Sound league team for their second game of the season, the Seagulls won a 20 to 0 victory from the Renton high Indians. All 20 of the Gull points were scored by speed merchant Wes Nelson, a sophomore. Everett was to have been an under' dog in their first Cross State league game with Seattle Prep, but the hard running and aggressive play of the Gulls paid off in a 20 to 0 win over the Panthers. All good things come to an end some time, and so did the Gulls' unbeaten record of three straight come to an end as the Bremerton Wildcats handed them a 7 to 6 defeat. At Wenatchee the following week, the gridders got back on the victory trail with a 27 to 0 rout of the Panthers. Led by halfbacks Carl Roth and Wes Nelson, Everett broke a threefyear jinx by beating visiting Lincoln of Tacoma, 16 to 0. Roth went 35 yards for his touchdown, and Nelson scampered 64 yards with an intercepted pass. Heartbreaker of the season for the home team was the 7 to 0 surprise loss to Bellingham. The Red Raiders were dwelling in the cellar when EHS journeyed up to the Northern city for the contest. The Gulls couldn't get rolling in the sea of mud that confronted them, and as a result Bellingham got the arithmetic that counted in the final quarter when fullback Monti Bianchi carried the ball over from five yards out. Homecoming was properly celebrated with a 26 to 12 win over Walla Walla high. The Blue and Gold finished the season at Tacoma in a Cross State game with the Tigers of Stadium. The Stadium team won 13 to 7, and by doing so copped the league championship. Football A squad. Left to right, back row: Lilja, sq Ayres, Lindblad, McAn' inch, Larson, Boeder, Price. Bland, Dawson. Third rf f fa a l i row: Olsen, O'Brien, Se' cor, Schireman, Standerf f E fer, Noe, McLain, Heller, Thieme. S e c o n d row: ir . ,WK he head coach. 46 Stonlqe, McAdams, Den' nee, Morgan, C. Roth, Monlux, Nelson, Soriano. 75 Front row: Mr. Radlqe, l . line coach, Wilton, Almf vig, L. Roth, Bailey, Grane berg, Borden, Mr. Ennis, SEASON RECORD 'W We They verett-Auburn ......., ..... 2 8 25 verett-Renton .....,..... ..... 2 O 0 verett-Seattle Prep ......,.....,. 20 13 verett-Bremerton ....... .. 6 7 verett-Wenatchee ,,,,,,,,,..... 27 0 verettflincoln fTacomaj .. 16 O verett-Bellingham ......,.,....... O 7 verett-Walla Walla ............ 26 12 verett-Stadium fTacomaj .. 7 13 1 50 77 CROSS STATE STANDINGS Team W L T Pts. btadium fTacomaj ..... 3 0 S weattle Prep .,...Y.,,..... 3 1 7 Bremerton .,.., 3 2 6 Everett ,....... 2 3 4 Bellingham .,.........,..., 1 3 3 incoln fTacomaj ..... O 3 2 Baby Gull squad, pictured right, left to right: Back row: Heinzen, Fanlqhausf er, Hutchingson, Fortson Petersen, Erickson, Evers Michel, Cross. Third row: Baker, Brown, Martin, Kulesz, DeMars, Hang, Young, Su gars, Kyes, Kuehn. Second row: Blay, Carlson, Wester, Bertilf son, Tanis, L. Nelson, Sherlock, C. Nelson, Def long. Front row: Hilt Hudson, Brown, Zuanich, Ennis, Buechel, Farris J Thacker, Mr. Langenf bacher, coach. 47 Pictured at left are captain Lyle Roth, who received the annual captain's trophy presented by the Everett Quarterbacks club, Del Wilton, who was awarded the Best Blocker's trophy, and Don Ayres, winner of the inspirational chain. LETTERWINNERS: fSee next pagej D--9 Top row: Chuck McAninch, fullback, Tom O'Brien, quarterback, Conrad Heller, tackle, Delwin Wilton, guard, Paul Noe, halfback, Delbert Almvig, guard, Van Morgan, fullback. Second row: John Soriano fin the airj, halfback, Earl Mon' lux, tackle, John Dennee, guard, Wesley Nelson, halfback, Lyle Roth, end, Carl Roth, halfback, Jim Borden, fullback, Jack Lilja, center, Max Dawson fbelowj tackle. Bottom row: Walt Price fbeing carriedj, tackle, Gordon Lindblad. guard, Bill Thieme ftacklingj, end, Frank Standerfer, guard, Don Granberg fabovej quarterback, Don Ayres, center, Louis Stonke. guard, John McAdams, guard, Delmar Bland, end, Tom Bailey fupside downj, tackle, Loren Schireman, end, George Secor, end. Art work by Mike Seigner and Gerald Newport. 9 9 r 5555. - 7 . . 57 M , ,. A X, . ut axis. , c r 'll A' S Y P T J . Y xx V - ' gl .:ai ' , Ab GQ-fy fCD,, 'K jf fxfX A. V ' M F ' mg 4 X vw if ,AQ ,w,, J ..., W 3 1... .:1 ,Q:i:.q ,, g : gg 1 . .... Q l xi 1 ,, :-: X I Egg 5 ' x K: F ' 5:5 . V ST. , ,., g?Z:, 4 ,. 1 xv' wi Q. J M M QW ,V.6'-'rf .-v ' 4 J fx vf'X gi, fl, M53 1 'N oopi ' 'er Cup aking up the tradition of winning Seagull casaba teams of the past, the 1951 1 edition of EHS basketballers brought back to Everett some of the glory which it had lost out on in the last few years. Bob Cummins, captain of the 1940 EHS wonder team. replaced Bob Sherif dan as head hoop mentor when Mr. Sheridan was called back into the US Navy for active duty in Hawaii. Wiiiiiiiig seven and losing only two preseason contests, the Gulls entered the Cross State league as one of the top favorites. The XfState proved to he tough competition, as the Blue and Gold finished third. behind Bremerton and Seattle Prep. with five wins and five losses. Next came the county playoffs. with the Gulls completely waxing the Edmonds high team, 69 to 30, for a berth in the district tourney at Mount Vernon. The applecart spilt all over the countryside as an underdog Mount Baker team laced Everett 45 to 37 in the opening round of action That never stopped the Gulls, however, as they finished third with wins over Bellingham, Snohomish and Lynden for a free trip to the state tournament in Seattle. It was Everett's 21st trip on the state classic. EHS put up a hard fight in the state, but were eliminated after a threefday stay. At the season's close, Earl Bosket, a scrappy senior. was chosen on the AllfCross State first team. He also received second team honors in the district tourney. Don Granberg, another senior. won second team honors for his aggressive ways in Cross State play. Don was voted to the honorable mention team for the district tournaf ment. Ron Cooley and Del Bland each were named to the honorable mention list for AllfCross State. l 1951 CROSS STATE LEAGUE STANDINGS SEASON SCHEDULE School Wtnii Lost Pct. Opponent They Xxfg Bremerton ..... ..... I I I .900 PNG, W 41 Seattle Prep .. 6 4 .600 is , '- f -w - i A H Everett ......... .. S 1 .wo Wlm RWM -r 'r ' jf' stadium ...... .. 4 6 .400 RCIWH1 ssaAss-----a-- -- -43 -'W Lincoln .,...... .. 4 6 .400 Snohomish ..... .. 37 38 Bdlillglldm --f--Y-'--f',--,------ 2 S -200 Snohomish .........,.,......, ,, 37 41 QUALIFICATION FOR DISTRICT Duke Of Colmushf ---afa4a - 54 42 Opponent TOURNAMENT They We Bellingham ................... .. 40 43 Edmonds ,.,.,,,.....,.........,................. 30 69 Rcuuin ' 33 33 Linco n .......... ,. 36 40 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Y 1, P N 2 2 Ivlount Baker ,.,.,.,,,,,,....,,.,..,i,,..,...., 45 37 ghtttii ERP - ' H Bellingham ...... 36 48 fmmffn J ' Snohomish 40 go Bremerton ..., . .. 47 40 Lynden ,Y,,,,....,.,,,...............,........,..., 3 S 47 Bellingham .... .. 40 59 STATE TOURNAMENT Smdelm rrrr- H 46 77 North oeamii ................................ 47 42 Sfrldlum --ssa -- 47 4' Bellevue -,V-,,-7,,-A- ,W 42 57 Lincoln ..... .. 55 32 Hoquiam ........ ...... .....A.4--...- 7 2 39 Above: Coach Bob Ciunrninx . . . OTHER PACE: FIRST TEAM. Upper lejt: Larry Peterson, manager. Left to riglit: Top row: Don Cranberg, Earl Bosfqet, Bzll Tliierne. Middle: Danny Michel, Ron Cooley, Del Bland, LeRoy johnson. Bottom: Chuck McAniwicli, Eddie Nlorrow, XVes Nelson, Claude Lee . . . BELOW: BABY CULLS. Left to right: Back row: jim Fannin. Don Krassin, Don Erickson, manager, jaclq Bennett, coaclig Dale Farris, rnanagerg Walt Price. Front: Chris Sievers, Doug Evans, Les Nelson, folm Hottendorf. gfggggxali. x, . y ENN L' I 1fjmf5.....i Ufi --fn.. fy .:'s5Q.iw,Q irq. x-aifiikssz w- .. Qwfw. sm. .gy AQ! A -Q -: - -QL j sfw Y x Q .. ...wwww 'Q '- .. :: ,: :j i- -: .QT f..?ww, -.. :5: : W lg: guys.. W sssfiiwbiiiiiiff ,gg ,,.5.,....... , ,, 3 X .,., Rs, .. +gwW.,g,3.g:sx1 .g5gi':'?gEiEif5'Eg5g5w.::i ,MZ - fwf:r:,5...1.. -wQ.'ww. 5+ wrysfiifg. rwzwiwxs , Lg5iQ:55w,, 5 FTQQQFKQ L1 'W ' . . W. Y .sk .j:j nm. ,w .RN-lan g mlii. 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S PNN? 55ffNfqf:1.- '1 X iam- sis. - xv. f . -A W F5 FR X Q . .X . 24 vi Qittfltfif 3232: vf ' ggi: Q,l3gi' . f E N' 85 , 133 age 135 , 940 -EE Sprin ervor ith only six lettermen forming the nucleus of a new cinder campaign, Coach Art Ramstad molded the Gulls into a strong and well balanced team. ART RAMSTAD Track Coach The spiked shoe boys opened the 1951 track season April 6 with a close 62 to 60 win over Sedrof Woolley in a dual meet at the Memorial stadium oval. Stadium high of Tacoma fell before the more experienced Gulls, 87 to 26, in a dual encounter in Everett. The Tigers were able to pick up only one first place. Meeting their strongest competitor of the year. EHS suffered a 631f2 to 59M defeat by Bellingham high at the Raiders' track. The Raiders proved to be the Culls number one opponent as the season progressed. Competing in the annual Northwest Relay Carnival at Sedro Woolley, Everett walked off with four of the nine trophies and 45 points to beat out seventeen other high schools. One record was established by the Gulls in the relay shot put event, Ron Cooley, Dick Guttormsen and Van Morgan combining throws to set the mark at 134 feet 6 inches. For the second consecutive year Everett reigns as Cross State league track champions. The Gulls just barely squeezed by in this one. Two thirds of a point was the difference between runnerup honors or the crown. It was Bellingham who gave EHS the run for the title. Captain Carl Roth again was outstanding in the half mile run. Ron Cooley continued to take first in the shot and discus. Van Morgan, junior, was the team's top high hurdler, as was Gary Sugars, sophomore, top low hurdler. Bob Boushey and Brooks Peterson were high in the pole vault. Wes Nelson ran the 100fyard dash in good time. JACK BENNETT 10 to 6 and 5' to 3. Baseball Coach 6 to 3. PAUL RADKE Assistant Track Coach the inexperienced Gulls to hold down. serving his first year as Cull coach, started from the bottom of the pile to build for future Everett high diamond squads. This year's team, composed mostly of juniors and sophof inores, defeated Langley 4 to Z in an opening nonfleague game. A practice affair with Marysville ended in a 4 to 4 tie. The Panthers from up the Snohomish river defeated Everett twice, Opening day of the Cross State found the Bellingham Red Raiders in town for a doubleheader. The Gulls scored early in the first game, but were unable to hold the lead as the Raiders Won 12 to 7. The nightcap was a repeat performance of the first game as EHS crossed the plate for three runs in the second. Bellingham went ahead in the seventh with a trio of runs to win, BASEBALL: The '51 edition of Everett high baseballers was in a lean year as far as being a contending club for the Cross State league crown was concerned. Head mentor jack Bennett, ,flfq ig The hardfhitting Seattle Prep nine handed the Gulls a double loss at the Prep diamond, 12 to 2 and 7 to 2. Everett was unable to hold the Panther batters from knocking the hide off the ball in the opener, and their twofrun rally in the seventh was stopped before they could catch up. Everett's defense tightened in the second game, but Prep was just too much for c ,.-. ' H' 'e',, jjcgi-X: -,fgggg asssv iiitif,2Z1 .f S+ t..,s 1 ff L if it . ll fsifi W fiili W W7 1 'Wal'dSVl7i'??Wl.?l'?s1'5W74s2 A 1 121545431-iV i 5 H -1555 to as Y C S , '5 all WIMMINC TEAM: With nine lettermen hack to form the nucleus for this 1951 aqua squad, Seagull Coach jack Falkner put his natators through a rigorous turnout schedule, and hefore long it looked as though the Culls were going to go places. As the season progressed, however, the team dropped five meets and copped three. They finished fifth in the state meet at the University of Vxfashington pool. Shown in pic' ture ahove: Left to right. hack row: Jack Adams, Brooks Peter' son, Bud Coy, Forrest Hansen, Glenn Martin. Second row: Charles Granger, Boh Borden, Mike Clingman, K eith Buechel, Del Wiltruii, Ron Taylor, captain, Fred Matheny, Chet Nelson, Jack Berry, manager, Jack Falkner, coach. Front row: Vern Peddycord, Doug Carr, Malcom MacNair. RIFLE TEAM: Everett high's rifle squad entered every meet open to them and usually walked away with ahout every honor availahle. They received top honors in the Regional Postal match, with the girls' team finishing eighth against 60 other girls' groups. The hoys copped 43rd out of 173 teams competing in this division. The varsity team defeated Alhany Academy of New York and Anaheim, Calif.. in dual, shoulder to shoulder matches. They lost to a good Camden, Conn., outfit. Other meets entered were the Hearst National, the N.R.A. Postal matches, the Scholastic tournament, and A.C.M. At the end of the year they put on a shooting exhihition for the student hody. Shown in picture, center: Back: John Kolkana, coach. Second row: black Blanchard, Beverly Hohack, Colleen Blaekf hurn, Marylin Palm, Carolyn Peterson, Boh Hinchliffe. Front row: john Nessett. Jim Tholen, Rodney Erickson, Bill Engstrom, Ronnie Anderson, Ronald Wliitiiey. CCLF SQUAD: Taking the Cross State league golf chamf pionship for the second consecutive year, the Bill Cowenfcoached divot diggers ran their winning streak to 28 matches hefore this hook went to press. The Gull golfers have heen nothing short of sensational all season long. since their showing in the XfState meet. Boh Brill, a fourfyear letterman, led the Gulls, with Art Ahrahamson, sophomore, and Boh Whismaii, junior, fighting for numher two spot on the team. Back row: Boh Whisinztii, Roy Benson, Del Bland, Boh Brill. Front row: Bill Cowen, coach, Art Ahrahamson, Cuy Hupe. Letterman Boh McDaniels is ahscnt from picture. 1 O0 BOXING and WRESTLING: Coached this year hy Bill Langcnf hacher. the Everett high hoxing and wrestling team swept through a seven' match schedule with four wins. one tie, and two losses. It was the first time in school history that a wrestling squad competed for EHS, WfCSflIl1g proved popuf lar. as a numher of hoys turned out. most of these heing underf classmen who will he hack for an' other year of action. Boh Cross was the first grapplcr to win a match for the new found EHS sport. The team as a whole was defeated in all three of their matches. l i In lwoxing we find that Stuart McGlinehy finished the season as 3 the Gullsl only unheaten glove swinger. Stu won seven houts. Louie Stonke. junior, captained the hoxers. Shown in picture. ahove right: Left to right, hack row: Bill Langenhacher. coach. Norton Smith. Pat Smith, Stan Dyre, Stan Moore. Bill Graves. Third row: Art Childs, manager, Lou Stonke, captain. Duane Putnam. Verne Wester. George Legg. Stuart MeClinchy. Second row: Stcve Gillette. manager, Forhes johnson, Boh XVhittingham. jack Kuehn, Boh Cross. Gonstintine Sousanes. Front row: Earl Evers. jerry Forshee, Wztlly' Trana, Boh Hensleys. jim Ennis Jr., jim Kemp. Max Dawson. TENNIS TEAM: With an inexperienced group of veterans returning for the 'il tennis campaign. Bill Deller. coach, hegan to rchuild the group into a winning team at the scason's end. The racquet men got off to a slow start, losing five straight matches. Mount Vernon high defeated the Gulls twice, 5 to l and i to I. The net team from Snohomish won two matches. 4 to Z and 4 to 2. Stadium high handed the Gulls a Gross State league loss, 5 to 2. The team was at their hest in the singles, hut lost most of their matches hecause of a weak douhlcs comhination. Don Matyas was the top singles man, with Ted Hill in numher two spot. Hank Smith, junior. Don Thostenson. junior, and Bolw Cecil, senior, were other top tennis performers. 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I x S , 1 J 2 ! 4 ,9- W2 -J: ff' ff Q X17 f !f v -.Y f va lgju fh- f ,77 1.1 YW lar - ::L,,,l,. -, .Im -, , J' ' Hx-, K -Q HV S-...K A . . ,Lv ZZ ,,,- 2 2 Sophomore-zo .2 57 .QQ .WWF his year's class of '53 has proved itself to he well initiated in t o the functions and everyday life of Everett high school. with a good representation in athletics, in the Torch honor society. and in social activities. Officers fahovej: David Richf ardson, presidentg Bill Thieme, vice presidentg Bill Kasch. secretary: Mike Fankhauser, treasurer. Morf ris I'Iutchison. adviser chairman. Shown on this page are SOPI-If OMORE B's. TOP PICTURE: Left to right. hack row: Stanke. Strolinger, Pope. Tucker, Weiss, McNeely, Kn utson, Willwiir. Fourth row: Kester, Swartz, Price, Stenz, Vaughn, Pilcher. Riemer. Strer. Third row: McGhee, Recd Rainholt, Vandervoot, M. John' ston, Henning. Joyce. Vertener. Second row: Powers, Swenson. Fcppel. B. Fetterson. Vxfarnock, Jan Smith. Vxfhitely. Kroze. Klemp. Front row: New m a n. Jarman. Terrval, Kilvington. B. Rohinson. Barhara Joh nson. Joyce. Lind' Strom, Stole. SECOND PICTURE DCWWN. SOPHOMORE A's, A through Belf. Left to right. hack row: Ayf cox. D. Anderson. Aldrich. Ahraf hamson, Adams, Bakcng. Third row: Aldridge, Bargrecn, Barnett, Baldwin, Barker, Adamson. T. Anderson. Beauchamp. S e c on d row: Amhrose. D. Anderson, Barf nett, Banister, Austin. Darlene Aanderud. E. Begg. Bell. A. Begg. Front row: F. Anderson. Ames. Almgren, Bellmer. B. Aanderud. Deloise Aanderud. Arnett, Arntf zen. Ayres. THIRD PICTURE DOW N. Belf through Cara Left to right, hack row: Blay. Burns, Blunt. Bly, Canary. Belew. Carter. Thi r d row: Bertilson. Elliott Brown, Ron Brown. Buechel. Berg, Bos, Black. Blake. Carlson. Second row: M. Bly, Bond, Canoles, Blackhurn, Carlson. M. Bunney, Blankenhurg. Briggs. Front row: Bystrom. Bcrf nard. Callahan. Brocklehank. Bef' ry. C. Carlson. D. Carlson. Botten. 60 Shown on this page: SOPHO' MORE As Car' through Hon TOP PICTURE. left to right hack row: joe Cook, Dahlgren, s Cronc. Stan Cook, W. Christian' son, Coates. Chaney, G. Christen' son. Third row: Childs, Culhcrt' son, Constantine, Craig. Castle, Cooinhs, Cripe. George Crandall. Second row: Clark, Carver. Crow' ley. Cole, Cor t, Clemetson, I. Cleinentson, C. Collins. Front row: A. Christophcrson, V. Col' lins, Dahlquist, Clement. Carruth' ers, Cunnington, Casperson. Chap' nian. SECOND PICTURE DOXVN: Left to right. hack row: DeLong. Fannin, Don Erickson, Ennis, Gene Erickson, Ferrell, Dohlcr, Fan k' hauscr. Third row: Einry, Dun' can, DcGroot, Dykstra, Evans. De' Ivlars, D. Duffy, Day, Eisenherg. Second row: Dcgerman, Deane, Diedrich. Edwards, Duncan. Dion. Dill, Duffy, Front row: Dotson. Fellows, Donaldson, Elliott. J. Duffy, H. Erickson, Harrison. Fi' field. THIRD PICTURE DLUWN: Left to right, hack row: Forhcs. Gillette, Gildroy, Griggs, Dire, Frahin, Fisher. Third row: Flynn, Goodrich, Grandy, Fullcn, Gan' non, Goldherg. Second row: Fors' herg, Frazier, D. Fisher, Gallagher, Gcddis, Gaston, French. Front row: B. Fisher. Granger. Frahin, Fox, Friske. Fitch, Gall, Fischer. BOTTOLI PICTURE: Left to right. hack row: Havens, Hansen, Halverscn, Hensley, Hamilton, F. Hansen, Hatch. Third row: Hosier. Hanlon, G. Hansen. Henderson, Hoglund. Hadley. Holnistroni, O. Hoglund. Second row: Harrod, Harmon, nl. Halvorsen. Hardison, Hooper, Herley. Hihno, G. Han' sen. Front row: Hilsc, Holman s Hopkins. Heckendorf. Hays, Hiron, Hickey, V. L. Halvorsen. ful SUPHUMURE AE pimii-tml lufr. Hnvf through Pct: TOP PIC- TURE, lctit to right. luck row: Kent, Kccnc, G. Hutchings, hlclluni. Htidsnn. Kcinp, Iffrigs. Thirtl row: Hunt, Hytlc, Htittcr, E jnluisnii. Kzisch, Ingrnni, H. Hytlt-, IU. Hutlf son. Second row: Homini, john' sun. Kclly. V. Jnlinsnn, Hnwlutt, P. jcnscn, KAILILIQIS. Front ruw: bl. slnliiismi. Hnvtlc, Icscliltc. A. NIUII' 5:n, H. Icnscn, S. Alultiiitii, Hyatt. IX4. jcnscn. SECOND PICTURE DOXVN. luck row: Ellcn, Lcrwltl, Lenz. Kttsky, Kntfski, Kiinlwcll, Kulcszu. Third row: Knight, Krischgtnn, Kr1tssin,Lynn, Kuchn. Ltitthgins, Lcziry. Sccnntl row: Krnm, Lxirins. Lz1Rnsc, Lund. Lcgg. Lziwsnn. Front row: Kiluh, AI. Larson, Kraif Vila. Logan, Luntlcquist, Kinncy. Kntitsnn. THIRD PICTURE IDKWWN. luck row: C, Ivhmhcrg. Mgthluin. Ivlgtthcny, M.icNztir. Ivlnrris. Mtn' tin, D. Mtmlwcrg, Matthcsnn. Mnntf gnnicry. Third rnw: lVIcAninch. NIcCtimhy, D. Ivlatrtin. M-ggis, Miclicl, Mcluligiil, Mitchcll. Nlillcr, Mztsmmii. Second rmv: IVIcCaiullcy, Mtirgisttil. IVIcCrnsscn. Mztlnncy. INIcCnrmick, IVIcKcnwn, L. Miller, INI. Mairtiii, Ivlaittcr. Front row: IX4c:nrttc, B. Mitrtiii, Matttsnn, M0 Cnnncll, Mills, bl. Ivlillcr. Nlcycr, Ixlgirtinis, Mclttiii. BOTTOM PICTURE, li at Q la row: N n li l Q, Payton, Ivlnwhrtiy. Pczlrsnn. Oliver. Nelson. Novak, Nicholson. Third rnw: Mtislicr, L. Ulscn. Ncsthy, L. Nclsnn, VJ. Nclf son, Palm. Claircncc Nelson, Lcslic Nelson. Second row: Null, Pcztrf J stun, Ivltirphy. lcrtys, Phyllis Pour' son, Nnrhcrg, Pc r r y. Murdock, Front row: Natrdingcr, Unustaiclc. Cmndt, Pcdurscn, D. Nclsnn, Perf kins, Paiyn, Pcrrznilt. 62 SOPHUIVIURE Als. Ph through Z, TOP PICTURE, hack row: Root, Phelps. Richardson, Righy. Powers, D, Richardson. Third row: Rider, Ronianeschi, Rose, Proud, Rudeen, Rickard, Russell, Putnam. Second row: Reavcs, Ras' mussen, Riecken. Rossignal, Pre' vost, Potts, Pomeroy, Rodeen, Qualey. Front row: Ryals, Radke, Pirnat, Rcidenhach, Ryan, Rosf sart, Rice, Reed, Pratt. SECOND PICTURE DOXVN. hack row: Schroeder, Stewart, Shuck, Semran, Mike Smith. Seyiers. Third row: S c h e l l c r, Schug, Snider, Charles Sm i t h, Simmons, Sansauer, Siller. Second row: Severson, Simmons, Shultz, Shilling. S li o l ii n d. Shirley E. Smith, Shirley Smith, D. Shultl. Front row: Schwartzmiller, Self lick, Skoor, M. Smith, Schmidt. Salhinger. Schilling, Sattree, Snidf C11 THIRD PICTURE D O W N, hack row: Vanderweken, Sullivan, Sugars, Thompson, S w e n d s e n, S xx' a n. Whittingham, Spurricr. T li i 1' d row: Stallings, Trafton, Vandervvay, Trana. Stevenson, Strand. Tegard, Thacker, Thieme, Shanahan. Second row: Sommers. Soiithard, Van Gilder, Spurling. U r la i c k, Trautman, Ticdcman, Sundstrom, S t a i r , Theodorson. Front row: Sorenson, True, Thone, Taylor, Unzelman, Sundc, Schuf mann, Stout. Torvc. BUTTUIVI PICTURE. hack row: Vxfhitley, Wilkerson. Young, Wilson, Wright. Weitkamp Wil' liams. Third row: Welch, Van Winkle. Vxfhitley, Westman, Wehf er, VVinklcr, Yclle, Zuanich, Sec' ond row: Vardy, Vandos, Wolff, B. Williams. Weaieii. Wzttkiiis, Westmoreland, Welch. Ero nt row: Yegge. Zomok, Wade, Walf ters, VVhiteley. YValker, Wegerf ich. Vxfalton. OF unioro if he Junior A class has had many activities this year. in which they have proved themselves capf ahle of carrying on next year as seniors. Students elected to govf ern the class this year were three peppy lwoys: Paul Noe, president, Pete Mtirris, vice president, and Dean Adams. secretaryftreasurer. Memhers of the junior A class pictured at left are: TOP PlCf TUBE: Left to right, hack row: Van Anderson, Erick Anderson. B. Anderson. Baker. Alexander. Bedient. Bartholomew. Third row: Larry Anderson, Dean Adams. Beal, Beldon. EI. Adams, Baird. Bates. Second row: Ahenf droth. Evelyn Anderson, Banks, Bearden, Ahues. Barnett. Baum' gartner. Bateman, Buscaglia, Eront row: Beidler, Austin. D. Anderf son. Backlund. Mary 'lane Anderf son, Amdal. Allen. Ameslaury, Backman. SECOND PICTURE DOVVN: Left to right. hack row: Bingham. Brown, Blanchard, Bienze, Brearf lcy. Blackmore. Third row: Brooks, Bozanich. Bevensee, Benf son. Berg. Boeder. Second row: Buckner, Breen. Bryant. Brink. Brothen. Briggs. Front row: Buckner, Bursiel. Boon. Bowles. Camphell, Byrd. BOTTOM PICTURE: Left to right, hack row: Carr, Collins, Davis. Third row: Crawford, Clingman. Carlton. Cook. Colyn, Cross. Clark. Second row: E. Carlson. Carlson. June Cranf dall. Dame. Crowley. Dawson, Carlson. Front row: Clough, Janet Collins, Cleveland. Jane Col' lins. Clausen, Cooper, Davidson. 64 itz.. Many hard working students helped to make the committees of the class profitahle and successful. Heading the social committee was Ann Hilen, assisted hy Marilyn Sponek. Leroy -lohnson and Louis Stonke. Their adviser was Miss Thoreson. Ann also was chairman of the assemhly committee. Wcirkf ing with her were Marilyn Egge, joan Schwankl. Mary Lou Paiee, Mike jordan and Ray Christenson. Miss McCormack lcnt a helping hand. Pictured at right are: TOP PICTURE: Left to right. haek row: Eaton. Earl. Dry. Espeland. Garka. DeGroot. Gaines, Third row: Francisco. Farris. Flake, Gall G, Ericksen. Erickson, Fosket, Elf lis. Second row: Earr, Eads, L. Dire. Eshe. Eckardt. Everist. M. Dire, Funk. Front row: Eahlstrom. a K. Gaudette. Elving. Eads, E. Egge. Dartt. G. Gaudette. M. Edge. SECOND PICTURE DOVJN: Baek row: Granger, B. Graves, H. Hansen, Hang, Haugen. Gunderf son. Gustafson, Third row: Heinz' en. Halladay. O. Hanson, W. Hanf son. Hayes. Gellerson, Hall, Hart. Second row: Gronning, G. Han- sen. Gillarcath, M. Hanson, Gray Hammond. Front row: Hammari A. Hansen. Harrison. Grahner Hartson. Hart, Grohey. s v THIRD PICTURE DOVJN: Back row: Ingalls. A. johnson. B. Hudson. Hilt. Third row: L. Hudf son, Hinchcliffe. Henske. Henderf son. Second row: Hovik. Hauser Hilcn, jameson. Hurd. Holmstad. Front row: Ll. Hudson. Hitch Hensley. Holmstrom, hlalink. Inf grahain. a BOTTOM PICTURE: Back row: Kooistra. Alordan. B. John' ston, ileroyee. Third row: .lack Kennedy, -lergensen. L. Johnston, D. johnson. Karr. Second row: IVI. -Iones. NI. Johnson. .Ioan Kennedy. A. blensen, xl. King. Front row: joseph. B. King. Kachold, Kelly, Kcphart. Koshah. 67 Appointed to the chairmanship of the junior Prom committee was Mike Jordan, who did a splendid joh and presented a prom the stuf dents will never forget. Wcurkiilg with Mike were: Pat Triechler, Mona Nelson. Clairhelle Ham' mond. Judy Vsfalton, Duane Rof mo. Eddie Morrow. Loren Schiref man, Jim Beal. and Barhara Krause, senior adviser. Mr. Brooks. Miss Widnmer and Miss McCormack ad' vised the class on many ideas and promoted a special assembly on prom etiquette. The Campus Day committee was advised hy Miss Sather. Chairman was Paul Noe, and committee memhers were M a r l e n e Roe. Gloria Darrt, joan Pugh, Virginia Hitch, Pete Morris, Brooks Peterf son. Mike Farr, Jane Weher, and Joan Severson. Pictured left are: TOP PIC' TURE: Left to right, lwack row: Lien. Lee, Matthews, Larson. Third row: MacLeod, MacLain. Kyes, Lucken, Linden, Martin. Second row: Million, Martinis, Luce, Lindemuth. Lanning, Linf dell. Lyttle, Knapp. Front row: Marcus, LeFehore, Litehiser. Lock' ner. Lower. Martell. Lind, Maertz. SECOND PICTURE DOWN: Back row: G. Olsen, McCarty. Morrow. Noe, Miller. June. My' ers. Third row: Nesset. Moore. Morris. Ogden. Ncwgard, O'Brien. Second row: Mattson. M. Miller, McLean. McLaughlin. Nardingcr. Front row: Olson, McMaster. Mee, Murray, Newell, Ness. THIRD PICTURE DOWN: Back row: Phelps, B. Petersen. N. Peterson, Quass, Ray. Third row: D. Pedersen, A. Peterson, Rauf dall, Paulson, Pfeil. Second row: Peck, B. Pearson, M. Rassmussen. Barker, B. Peterson. C. Pearson, A. Peterson. Front row: Quigley. Philinoteaux, Quam. Petitclcrc. Parkhurst. Pugh, Paice, BOTTOM PICTURE: Ba ck row: Romo. Rohhers. Schireman. Smith, Saunders, Russell. Riley. Third row: Sather, MeClinchy, Scafe, Schmidt. Rohertson, Roach. Second row: Scanlon. Scott. Ruth' erford, Remholdt, Salstrom. Schuf mann, Sagehorn. Front row: Schwankl. Seeley. Rengcn, Nclf son. Saad. Roe, Sayles, Reed. 66 TOP PICTURE: Lcft to right. hack row: Stonkc. Swccncy. Sorif ano. Stringfcllow, Shaffer. Slosf son, Solcm. Third row: Sturman. Standcrfcr. P. Smith, Rowc, Shcw, Lcon Shcrlock. Sccond ww: Stan' kc. Sillinian. Shirk. Slingcrland, Scvcrson. Shipton. Stallings. Front ww: Stray. Sullivan. Stcinciphcr. Sponck. Scihcr. Slcaar. Tallnian. SECOND PICTURE DOXVN: Back row: VanVv'inklc, Thompf son. Shcw. Rowc. VcnEnian. Watgf ncr. L. Wxitscmii. Tholcn. Third row: IVIcClinton, Shaffcr. Vancc. Vxfatts. Vaughcn, Trippcl. Totcy. Sccond ww: Trcichlcr. M. Taylor. D. Taylor. Vxfatson. Van Wiiiklc. VVadc, Tipton, Tillotson. Vcrhcy. Front ww: L. Vw7atson. Witlrtwii. Townscnd. Wxnllgrcii, Van Dyke. Thompson. Vinccnt, Vidrickscn. 7 VN atkins. THIRD PICTURE DOVJN: Back row: V. Vxfilson, Zahlcr. Vvfcstcr, Vxfhisinan. Yotty. Wcililf huntcr. Third ww: Jane Wtfl1c1'. Vwolycn. Vxfood. YVoodward. Sccf ond ww: Vv'clls. Willialiiis, Wills. Vdclk. Wicss. Vkfoody. Fwnt row: Vw cllcr. Willzrdscii. .lcannc Wclwcr. VVinlclcr. Vxfoodmarlc. D. Wilstvii. York. Thc niidfycar class. which is thc prcscnt scnior B group. clcctctl thc following officcrs to lcad thcin this ycar and to rcprcscnt thcni in thc studcnt council: Ivlafalda Dirc. prcsidcnt: Vcrnc Wcstci'. vicc prcsidcnt: Nlax Bingham, sccrcf tary. and Bcvcrly Shipton, trcasf urcr, Ar thc closc of this school ycar. these ainhitious studcnts havc only onc scmcstcr lcft in E.H.S. in which to carry on, SENIOR I3's picturcd at right arc: Back row: YVcstcr. Hupc. Eaton. Hartl. V. Vxfilson. Wtmlilf hutcr. Johnson. Fourth row: Salf cm. Bcrg. Forticr. Dawson, Funk. Hart. Roincrdahl. Third row: S a th c r. Sundstroni. Bozanich. Roach. Brcarlcy. Pcrin. Ingalls. Hall. Sccond row: Stornio, Ivlonf lux. Baunigartncr. King. Lcc. Wil' son, IVIcClinchy. Front ww: Batcf nian. Fahlstroni. Shipton. Litchiscr, Andcrson. Okc. Nlarcus. Hyatt. 67 mum P aw if cglohcc, enioro M4 M110 QM .Q A X0-r V W p Www OA K 71- a V i ps- S K l J. 1 00 an ith our high school days finally coming to a close. let's look back on all the good times we had at Everett High. When we first entered the doors of EHS, the halls looked so barren and the rooms so uninviting, but as we made new friends, upper and lower classmen alike, we realized how truly lucky we were to be a part of such a fine school. The campus with its spacious lawns reached out to greet us. and now after three wonderful years we must say goodbye. No. we're not grieving over the fact that we must leave, for we will be going on into bigger and better things, perhaps college or a chosen career. But whatever we do we'll always remember our school and the teachers- who helped us through so many seemingly difficult subjects. Their guidance and understanding will never be forgotten. We say farewell with sadness in our eyes, for as we look back on all our parties, dances, studies, and countless activities, we can't help but wish we were staying another three years to relive all these happy memories. Yes, these were surely the happiest years of our lives, and we will remember the pleasure, companionship, and fulfillment they brought us. Leading the class of '51 as sophomores were Ron Cooley, presidentg Lenore Lawson, vice president, Elaine Hovde, secref taryg Don Prigg, treasurer. During that year the sophs made a fine showing in the new student vaudeville success, the Seagull Showcase. As juniors the class was led by Barbara Krause, Roland Hublou and Dick Guttormsen, president, vice president, and secretaryftreasurer respectively. The junior Prom was the big' gest event of the year. Elaine Hovde served as chairman and was assisted by Suzanne Solie, Janet Eisenman, Arline Williams, Ron Taylor, Frank Standerfer, Betsy DeCan, Barbara Krause and Margie Nichols, senior adviser. Throughout the year this class was successful in everything they set out to do. They were active in all of our school's sports, dances, service committees, and the Torch Society. Above are senior class officers. Under the leadership of Bruce Peterson fupper leftj the class kept their standards and achievements high. Glenn Gauthier fupper rightj did an ex' cellent job as vice president. He led the senior class over the top in the March of Dimes contest. Serving as secretaryftreasurer, Margart Hultman flower left, did a remarkable job of keeping the books and minutes correct and upftofdate. Serving as adviser of the 197 1 graduating class was Miss Florence Tennyson flower rightl. 68 wi X., 4-LN Becoming juniors, Lyle Roth was chosen president, Jim Cunf ningham vice president, and Conrad Heller secretaryftreasurer. This midfyear class shared honors with the class of '51 in most activities. including the very successful junior Prom. Frank Standerfer fupper right, showed his leadership ability as president of the january graduating class. Assisting him as vice president was joan Chamuler flower leftj and as secretary' treasurer, George Bates flower rightl. Robert Lindemuth fupper leftl was faculty adviser of the class. The SENIOR COMMITTEES pictured at the bottom of these two pages all did a good job at accomplishing their goals. At the far left, on the opposite page, is the CAP AND GOVVN COMMITTEE. Members are, left to right: Bruce Peterson, Jeanette Bartruff and Erank Olson. They took charge of order- ing and distributing caps and gowns for graduation. The SENIOR MEMORIAL COMMITTEE, pictured in the center, had the task of finding a suitable memorial to be left to the school by the graduating class. Left to right. they are Bruce Kennedy, Carol Lee Martin, Dixie Lee Rogers, Margaret Callan and Bryce Munger. The SENIOR SOCIAL COMMITTEE. lower right, took charge of two dances held at Eagles hall. Members are, left to , is Li. QL- -1-3-,- .-.,.L,- s.. -Li? fm right: Back row: Richard Guttormsen. Suzanne Solie, Jeanette Bartruff, Dorothy King, Ted Hill. Front row: Bob Rose and Erwin Rumery. Winding up activities in Everett high were the senior picnic, Campus day, baccalaureate, graduation. and the last activity- the Blue and Gold, traditional dance. Serving as commencement speakers at graduation exercises were three outstanding personalities: Elaine Hovde, Frank Ol- sen and Lenore Lawson, Diplomas were given out, and the traditional song, Remember, closed the doors to the seniors- now alumni. REMEMBER Remember the time we had here, Reember our friends so true, Remember the songs we sang here Of our dear high schoolsthe Gold and Blue. Remember, these days of gladness Cannot come back to you- Remember, when you leave here, Be true to the Gold and Blue: We'll be true to you. 69 DONALD AYRES . . . Football 111 letter 12, 31 inspirational award 131, Seagull club 121, Golden Vv'ings 11. 21. THOMAS BAILEY . . . Football 111 letter 12, 31, Seagull club 12. 31. ALICE BAKENG . . . Entered from Mossyrock 19541. 3'year honor roll, AAUW' art contest second place 131. GOLLEEN BALLEVV' . . . Seagal drill team 121 cabinet 131. Songleader 131, Executive board 11. 31, HifLights 131, Hi'-linx 131, Girls club publicity committee 111 vocational guidance committee 121 good cheer committee 131, Ghoir 131, Scrip representative 11, 21, TrifHifY Beta chapter 121, GAG 111. SUZANNE BALLEXV . . . Entered from Wasluingtcwn, D. C. 1950, Girls club good cheer committee 131, HifLights 131, Hifjinx 131. SHARON BARGREEN . . . Seagal drill team 131, Nesika Journalism banquet 131, Dance' rados 12, 31, Ski club 12, 31, Hifjinx 131, Girls club welfare com' mittee 111 fellowship committee 131. Horizon president 121, Red Gross representative 131, Scrip representative 11, 21, Nominating convention 121, Gulls Nest decoration committee 121, GAC 111. JEANETTE BARTRUFE . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Seagal cabinet 12, 31 drill team 12, 31 treasurer 131, Board of control chairman 131, Girls club cabinet 131 finance committee 121 chairman 131, TrifHifY Alpha chapter 121 president 131, Hifjinx 131, Torch pin and credentials committee 111. MAUREEN BATEMAN . . . Senior A dance committee 131, Safe Driving club GEORGE BATES . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Student council 121, Glass president 121 secretaryftreasurer 131, HifRollers 11, 31 president 121. 70 IRENE AHL . . . Choir 131, Scrip representative 111. LEE ALBERT . . . Safe Driving club 121. MARGARET ALDERSON . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Seagal drill team Pep committee 12, 31, TrifHifY Alpha chapter president 131 cahinet 121 in' spirational award Youth in Government conference 131, Executive board secretary 131, Girls club finance committee 121 avocation com, mittee 131, Horizon 11, 21, GAG DELBERT ALMVIG . . . Football letter 11, 2, 31, Track 11, 2, 31, Basketball 121, Seagull club 11, 2, 31, HifY 12, 31, Glass president 111. JOAN AMBROSE . . . Seagal cabinet 131 drill team 131, TrifHifY Alpha chapter cabinet 131 Father and Daughter Banquet chairman 121, Hifjinx 131, Girls club refreshment committee 131, Scrip representative 111. SHIRLEY ANDERSON . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Homecoming Queen 131, Girls club treasurer 131 cabinet 131 hospitality committee 121, Seagal drill team 121 cabinet 131, Songf leader 131, TrifHifY Beta chapter 121, Election committee 121 chair' man 131, Executive board 12, 31, Glass assembly committee 121, Hi' -linx 131, Hifl.ights 131, Scrip representative 111, GAC 111. JEAN ARMSTRONG . . . Choir 131, Girls glee 121, Mixed chorus 111, Hifjinx 131, Scrip representative 121. JEANETTE ARNOLD . . . Girls club publicity committee 131. JANIS AUSTVAN . . . Choir 11, 21. CHARLES BEAUCHAMP . . . Boys club. BARRY BECK- MANN . . . Football manager 121, Basketball manager 121. ESTHER BERG . . . Mixed chorus 131, Choir 131, Girls club art committee 131, Scrip representative 111, GAC JUANITA BERGLUND . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch 131, TrifHifY Beta chapter 131. FRANCES BERNARD . . . Girls club hospitality committee Gulls Nest canteen committee Horizon 111, JACK BERRY . . , Boys club secretary 131 scholl arship committee 131, Track 11, 2, 31, Swimming manager 131, Foot- ball 111. FfHifY 121 president 131, Board of control 131, Campus day committee 11, 21 chairman 131. Fire squad 12, 31, Traffic squad CARMA BIGLER . . . Sfyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Seagals 131. Girls club cabinet 131 vocational guidance committee chairman 131 building committee 121, Rifle club 121 sharpshooter award 111, FHA secretary 111 corresponding secretary 121, Horizon secretary 121 treasurer 131. Safe Driving club 131, GAC 111. HELEN BINGAMAN . . . 3fBai' Torch, TrifHi-Y Beta chapter historian 131, Horizon 121, Girls club building committee 121 decoration committee 131, HifJinx 131, Orchestra 11, 21, Safe Driving club DELMAR BLAND . . . Entered from Aberdeen 1948. Football 11, 21 letter 131, Basketball 121 letter 131. Piscatorians 12, 31, Golf 12, 31. MERLE BLUNT . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Seagal drill team 12, 31 cabinet 131, Girls club cabinet 131 big sister tea com' mittee 121 chairman 131, TrifHifY Alpha chapter 121 vice president 131. Kodak 121, Safe Driving club 131, Horizon scribe 111 vice presif dent 121, Library club 111. RONALD BOLGER . . . Boys club. PATRICIA BOHANNON . . . Entered from Edmonds 1949. Choir 12, 31. Operetta 121, Orchestra JAMES BOMAR . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch. JAMES BORDEN . . . Entered from Langley 1949. Football letter 12, 31 A1lfCross State second team 121, Boxing letter 121, Baseball letter LOTS BOERSMA . . . Orchestra 11, 2. 31. EARL BOSKET . . . Basketball 111 letter 12, 31 AllfCross State first team 131, Seagull club 121 treasurer 131, Baseball 131. Safety squad 111, Fire squad 12, 31, Golden Wiiigs 111, Cafeteria com' mittee 111. ROBERT BOUSHEY , . . Track letter 11, 2, 31. Golden Wiiigs 11, 2, 31, Seagull club 11. 2. 31, Football 111. ROGER BOYNTON . . . Basketball 11, 21, Pep committee 121. t -T 'Au-fic?-I T,I5il:i s -. ,n -f'f1.I ' : qi 1 i' ' Af :::'- 2' , '!LLT,Q'.,Y' if' .11-'f-ti A 1 4 ff: A- . vj Sf '515-J ,I Q E, S ig, f . Y- E HF TT, 'V YLll'm'h 1 'l'li'L.ihi1JI?1ifl- 7' ,:.+-- ' -X -E--f ' Q' ---' H-f--'-+---f1..g,.., ff'ga.R 1, , 2 , sw IW X 1 B X- 9 4 ff W-W ,,,i'T ' 1 ii Q T .9 ,.i, 11 .lwwwn 'X A. 4 ,Wi-,LLL i Q , s i f , ,V i L ' 41.4, A V V f, ' ...ix '1----, A 7,7 - f 1 fe Q' ' - fr '32 v . 'lf -4 lj? 'tt' ' r 'VT-WILL Q , .Q , 5 .W 17: l I ,Q 'i . - - V by ig,,..t.t.,' ef e fc. ' v. , V' :...,,,4n:' Je' tg 7 HWIHYEPIE 1 ROBERT CANNON . . . Golden Wings 11, 21, Choir 11, 21. SHARON CANONICA . . . Seagal drill team 131, TrifHi'Y Beta ROBERT BRILL . . . Golf letter 11, 2, 31, Basketball 11, 2, 31 Seagull club 11, 2, 31, Pep committee 11, 2, 31, Golden Wings 11, 2, 31, Executive board 12, 31, Traffic Squad 111, Fire Squad 12, 31. JOANNE BROUWER . . . Choir 12, 31, Mixed chorus 121, Girls glee 111, Hifjinx 131, HifRo1lers 111, Scrip representative 111. IEANNETTE BRUSKRUD . . . Horizon 111 treasurer STANLEY BRYANT . . . Boys club. LENORA BURNS Girls club. MARION CALL . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Kodak 131, TrifHifY Beta chapter council 121 treasurer 131, GAC 111. EUGENIA CALLAGHAN . . . Safe Driving club secretary 131, Choir 131, Girls club health committee 131, Mixed chorus 11, 21, MARGARET CALLAN . . . Pep committee 131, Senior memorial committee 131, Seagal drill team 121 drill leader cabinet 12, 31, Hifjinx 131, Class assembly committee 111, Nominating assembly 121, Ski club 12, 31, Girls club decoration committee 131 big sister tea committee 121, Gulls Ncst cabinet 121. LLOYD CANNON , . . Entered from Alhambra, California 1970. Permanent Torch, 3fyear honor roll. chapter 121, Hifjinx 131, Girls club refreshment committee 131, Sea' gull Showcase 111, Komet Kapers 121, Horizon 121 president 111, Safe Driving club 121, Mixed chorus 111. RONALD CANTERBERRY . . . Boys club. JOHN CAPPAERT . , . Baseball 111 letter 12, 31 captain 131, Seagull club 12, 31, Football HOWARD CARLSON . . . Football 131, Track 12, FRANCES CARMAN . filing committee chairman STANLEY CARTER CECIL . . . 3fyear honor 131 Northwest convention Seagull club 12, 31, Ski 31, Safe Driving club vice president 131. . . HifLights 131, Girls club cabinet 131 131 usher committee 11, 21. . . . Electric Trade club 131. ROBERT roll, Permanent Torch, EfHifY 121 secretary representative 121, Tennis 111 letter 12,31, club 12, 31, Rifle club 111 treasurer 131, Choir 131, Seagull Showcase 111, Hifjinx 131, Christmas pageant 131, Gulls Nest canteen committee 121. CHARLES CHADWICK . . . Baseball 111 letter 121, Seagull club 131, EfHifY 121 sergeantfatfarms 131, Executive board sergeantfatfarms ,tguiflrf N i - vs, Wgsix gaxqlllni lx, . 'Q' fassaasaf T, eg, i , 6525? t A-sf'2fa:5? ft - ff -. rw . 1 X' ,., 'Q n. ef- 'fffrjfflfffrilhi m ss-'sfzaigaaa Nw. 'lilo' . H,LfLLv-woT-i'1l1Q..1?'.' 5Z'Q0?Z 9.91 img 11 NAA gulf ,am 1-6190004 'vSrfl'mM Hiiiiwilr- TB ?' 7 2 JOAN CHAMULER . . . Student council 135, Class vice president 135. GAC 115, Horizon 12, 35. PAT CHAPMAN . . . Girls club, SXVANEE CHESTER . . . 3fyear honor roll, 3fBar Torch, Seagals 135. GAC 125 hoard of control 115, Safe Driving club 125. GORDON CHRISTENSEN . . , 3fyear honor roll, 3fBar Torch, Baseball 11, 25. WAYNE CHURCH . . . Boxing EURVON CLEMENT . . . Entered from Spokane 1949. Boys club, RONALD COOLEY . . . 3fyear honor roll, Basketball letter 11, 2, 35 captain 135 AllfCross State first team 125, Track letter 11, 2, 35, Football letter 115, Executive hoard president 135, HifY 12, 35, Class president 115, Student council 115. DONA COOPER . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Nesika 135, Journalism ban' quet 135, TrifHifY Alpha chapter 125 vice president 135, Seagals 125 drill team 135, GAC 115 letterwearer 125, Hi-Jinx 135, Dancerados 135, Girls club health committee chairman 135 cabinet 135. DONALD COOPER . . . Track letter 125 Hundred Mile club 125, Seagull club BARBARA CORT . . . Tri'Hi-Y Alpha chapter 135, Girls club room committee 135, FHA 11, 25. ROBERT COX . . . Basket, ball MAURICE COY . . . Swimming 125, Seagull club. RUTH CRIPPEN . . . GAC 1135, Horizon f2,35. FHA 125, Rifle club RAYMOND DAHLGREN . . . Band 11, 2, 35. JANE DAMMAND . . . Quill and Scroll 135, Kodak 125 ad manager 135, GAC 115, Ski club 115. JACK DEANE . . . Electric Trade cluh freszdent 125. BETSY DeCAN . . , 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Quill and Scroll 135, Kodak 125 editor 135, Blue and Gold committee 135, Girls club corresponding secretary 135 cabinet 135 art committee 115 finance com' mittee 125, Seagals cabinet 125, Executive hoard 135, Torch cabinet 135, EJC Student Leaders conference 135, GAC 115 letterwearer 125, Junior Prom committee 125, Ski cluh 11, 35 secretary 125, TrifHifY Alpha chapter 12, 35, Class dance committee 125, Horizon 11, 25. WILLIAM DeGROOT . . . Safe Driving cluh 125. , 1 , T fra W ' sa HELEN DUNOW . . , Choir 131, Safe Driving club 121, FHA 111, Gulls Nest door committee 111. YVONNE EASTERLY . . . Choir 131, Safe Driving club 111. EDDIE EDGECOMB . . Boys club. JANET EISENMAN . . , 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, First place UI Speak for Democracyu contest 121, Girls club corresf ponding secretary 121 cabinet 12,31 social service committee chairman 131 refreshment committee 111, Seagal drill team 12, 31, TrifHifY Alpha chapter secretary cabinet 12,31 publicity chairman 121, Horizon county president 121 1950 conference general chairman 121, Executive board file clerk 131, Red Cross committee 11, 2, 31, Orchestra 11, 2, 31, Hifjinx 131, junior Prom committee 121, Komet Kapers committee 121, Seagull Showcase 111, GAC 111. IVAN ELLIOTT . . . Boys club. ERICK ENGSTROM . . . Orchestra 11, 2, 31, Pisf catorians 11, 2, 31, Rifle club 11, 2, 31. DONALD ERICKSON . . . Boys club. ROBERT ERICKf SON . , . HifY 12, 31. NOREEN ERICKSON . . . Beauty school. was Q 1, . ,, f, fa, ,gr X .??2 ,115 To 1 A ,, 1 I B V 'Jw W, ,V X ifilrwy l, W Q TX ll! lid J-'X-vfgiis I ,MDNT KXQ - 'xi,Viilg3fL1:?tL -- frlff 111 1,1 .BX I 32,35 15 Jfx, A X MFI 1 ,X X Ahyim V K ,, 1 ' 74 JOHN DENNEE . . . Football 11, 21 letter 131, Basketball 121, Track 111, Seagull club 131, Golden Wings 11, 2, 31, Fire Squad RUTH DeMONBRUN . . . Girls club. WINNIFRED DeROOY . . .Horizon 11, 2, 31, Choir 131, Girls glee 121, FHA 11, 21, GAC 111, HifRollers SHIRLEY DQVRIES . . . Dancerados 121, Horizon 11, 21. RUSSELL DIVERS . . . Band 11, 2, 31, Orchestra 11, 21. MARY ANN DOLL . , . Entered from Snohomish 1949. Quill and Scroll treasurer 131, Nesika 121 art editor 131, Journalism banquet 12, 31, Homecoming princess 131, Girls club recording secretary 131 cabinet 131 decoration committee 121, Seagal cabinet 131 drill team 131, Tri'HifY Alpha chapter 131, Dancerados 121, Hifjinx 131, Operetta 121, Girls glee 121, Choir 12, 31, Christmas pageant 12, 31. GERALD DOLLARHIDE . . . Ski club 121. SHIRLEY DORMAN . . , 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Quill and Scroll 131, Nesika editor 131 assistant editor 121, Pacific Slope press conf ference 131, EIC student leaders conference 131, TrifHifY Beta chapter cabinet art committee chairman 131, GAC 111 letterwearer 121, Rifle club WILLIAM DOWTY . . . Golden Wings 121 secretary 131. PATRICIA ERICKSON , . . Seagal drill team 12, 35 cahinet president 135, TrifHifY Alpha chapter 135, Girls club cabinet 135 usher committee chairman hospitality committee 125, Hifjinx 135, Choir 12, 35, Class dance committee 125, Mixed chorus 115, Operetta 125. EDWARD ESHE . . . Track 11, 2, 35, E' HifY 11, 2, 35, Safe Driving cluh treasurer 135. GERTRUDE ESKES . . . FHA 11, 25. JAY ESTEP . . . Basketball 11, 25, Golden Wings 11, 2, 35, Student Leaders conference 135, Football 115. DOROTHY ETHERINGTON . . . Girls club. HOWARD FALLER . . . Stage Crew 11, 2, 35. SALLY FARRELL . . . Seagal songleader 135 drill team 125, Tri' HifY Beta chapter 125, Girls club publicity committee 115 fellowship committee 115 decorating committee 125. Seagull Showcase advertising committee 115, Nominating convention 115. ARLINE FARSTAD . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, PfI History contest award 125, Seagal cahinet 135 drill team 135, TrifHifY Beta chapter president 135, Student Leaders conference 135, Girls cluh standards committee chair' man 135 cahinet 135, Red Cross committee CHARLES FELLS . . . Band 11, 2. 35, Orchestra 135, Western Washington Festival Band 125. Christmas pageant 135, Track 135. Piscatorians 135. PHILIP FERRELL . . . Yvfyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Boys cluh scholarship committee 135. BONITA FERWERDA . . . Girls club fellowship committee 125, GAC JAMES FLETCHER . . . 3fBar Torch, Boys State 125, Foothall 125, Tennis 125. Ski cluh 11, 35 treasurer 125, EfHifY 125 treasurer 135, Choir 12. 35, Campus squad 135, Board of control 115. JACK FOSSUM . . . Hi-Jinx 135. EfHifY 125. Rifle cluh 115, DONALD FOX . . . Baseball 11, 25, HifY 12, 35, DELVJIN FURNAS . . . Band 11, 2, 35, Ski cluh 11, 25, Gulls Nest cahinet 135, CAROLYN FURNESS . . . TrifHifY Beta chapter 125, Girls club refreshment committee 115 cluh room committee 125 fellowship Com' mittee 135, GAC 115. GLENN GAUTHIER . , . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Ivlarch of Dimes chairman Boy ol' the month 135, Torch secretaryftreasurer 135, Hi-Jinx 135, HifY 135. Student council 135, Class vice president 135, Boys cluh ways and means com' mittee 125. LOUISE GEIST . . . 3fyear honor roll. Permanent Torch, Girls cluh decoration committee 135 art committee 125, Band 11, 2, 35, Choir 135, GAC 11, 25, HifLights 125, Komet Kapers com- mittee 125, 77 RICHARD GUTTORMSEN . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Torch vice president 131, Football 111 letter 121, Track 11, 2, 31, Fire Squad 12, 31, Class treasurer 121, Safety squad 111, Executive board 11, 21 president 131, Seagull club 121 vice president 131, Golden Wings 11, 21 president 131. RICHARD HAIN . . . Entered from Kirkland 1950. Boys club. DELLA LOU HALL . . . Girls club. LILLIAN HAMARI . . . Entered from Astoria, Oregon 1950. 3'year honor roll. DALE HAMILTON . . . Electric Trade club 121 president 131, Stage Crew 12, 31, HifRollers JACK HANf SEN...EfHifY131,Skic1ub12,31,Band 111. STAN HARROD . . . Track 11, 2, 31, Football 11. 21, E-HifY 12, 31. MARY HATCHER . . . 3-year honor roll, Permanent Torch, Seagal cabinet 121 drill team 121 vice president 131, Girls club cabinet 131 decoration committee chairman 131 scholarship committee 121 fellowship committee 111, TrifHifY Beta chapter cabinet 131 treasf urer 131, Executive board 131, Western Washington College of Eduf cation Career Day 121. JEAN HATLEY . . . Girl of the month 131, TrifHifY Alpha chapter cofhistorian 131 treasurer 131, Hi' Jinx 131, Girls club decoration committee art committee 121, Choir 121, Operetta 121. 76 MARJORIE GEMMER . . . Choir 11, 2, 31, Senior A dance com' mittee 131, Safe Driving club DUANE GERSTENBERGER . . . Entered from Seattle 1950, 3fyear honor roll, 3fBar Torch, Rifle club 121. LYLE GILLETTE . , . Track 121 letter 11, 31, Hundred Mile club 11, 2, 31, Quill and Scroll 131, Kodak sports editor 131, Seagull club 121 secretary 131, Football 11, 21, Basketball 11, 21, Boys club cabinet 131, Safety squad 121 chairman 131, Traffic squad 111, Golden Wings 11, 21, Election committee 12, 31. DARYL GOODWIN . . . Baseball 11, 31 letter Football manager 111 Head manager 121, HifY 12, 31, Boys club ways and means committee 131, Fire squad 12, 31, Traffic squad 111. DONf ALD GRANBERG . . . Basketball 111 letter 12, 31 A1lfCross State second team 131 AllfDistrict honorable mention 131, Football 111 letter 12, 31, Track 11, 2, 31, Seagull club secretary 121 president 131, HifY 12, 31, Executive board 121. GARY GRAVES . . . Quill and Scroll president 131, Nesika assistant art editor 12, 31, Track 11, 2, 31, Boys club cabinet 131 publicity committee chairman 131, E-HifY 121 program chairman 131, Snowball committee 131, Choir JANET GRAY . . . Girls club typing committee chairman 131 cabinet 131 entertainment committee 121, Horizon 121, Safe Driving club 121, GAC 111. CHARLES GUBSCH, Jr .... Permanent Torch, E-HifY 131, Library club 11, 21. PATRICIA GUISTI . . . Entered from Elko, Nevada 1950. 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch. ,C W., 4 'tif 1 . xg, 9 -A ,W vii - 1 gi X1 X x D 'Z rx ll i . f 1-.C ,u . 1 ff, 2 -tx 1' --ws f, x 1, 1 . fig? 1 1 ffyiwwfvkw? J ,ff ii' TNVJW- if v.ff1ff IC fi 1119 .i,1:ff Q 1 1 nas.: I j 1xA535'1S',i 1 c . N .VJ A I 'l X ' xc g!d,',i'f:1 -fqfykfiilll 34 ffm plfQ'g14.'fQ'21'i- ,f s'wg,j'1 ng weiif' 1 i 11,15 'ki '4T7'T'-is H1111 isp? Qc X, 'L I ,?'sejim'?'3 , 1 X sf . 5- W ,.y0g1C4-of-is X1 5 ' E, 3 V ,111. ,rs 11, iq F , . Y-fbsgiqg , A L IACK HEATH . . . Cam us uad 3 , Scholarshi committee . P 11 P 131, Hifjinx 131. CAROL HEIN . . . 3fyear honor roll, 3fBar Torch, Seagal drill team 131, TrifHifY Beta chapter cabinet 131, Girls club refreshment committee 12, 31, Horizon vice president 121. RICHARD HEINZEN . . . Entered from Seattle 1950. Boys club. RACHEL HELLAND . . . Permanent Torch, Girls club standards committee 131, Horizon 131. CONRAD HELLER . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Football 11, 21 letter 131, Seagull club 131, Hi-Y 12. 31, Track THERESA HELMCKE . . . 3fyea1' honor roll, Permanent Torch, TrifHifY Beta chapter 131, Ski club 11, 2, 31. Choir 12, 31. Hifjinx 131, Girls cluh scholarship committee 131, Opf eretta 121. jOY LEA HELMUN . . . Girls club. DIANE HEMPLER . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Nesika 131, Journalism ban' quet chairman 131, Seagal drill team 12, 31, Girls club cabinet 131 avocation committee chairman 131 good cheer committee 121, TrifHi'Y Beta chapter 121. PATSY HENDERSON . . . Girls club cabinet 131 building committee chairman 131 hospitality committee 121, Horizon scribe 111. LEONIDAS TED HILL . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Tennis letter 12, 31, Ski team 12, 31, Ski club 131 vice president 111 president 121, Boys club cabinet social committee 11, 21 chairman 131, HifY 121 president 131, Executive hoard 11, 21, Board of control 121. Seagull club 131. RAYMOND HINDS . . . Library club 121. BEVERLY HOBACK . . . GAC treasurer 121 lettcrwearer 11, 2, 31 coach 121, Rifle team 12, 31, Horizon 111 vice president 121 sergeantfatfarms 131, Tumbling team 131, Orchestra 12. 31. Band 11, 21, Westerii Wzishirigtcmn Orchestra 131, Christmas pageant 11. 21. Op' cretta 121. KENNETH HOLTGEERTS . . . Basketball second team letter 11, 21, Baseball JOHN HOOPER . . . Boys club, BETTY HOVDE . . . TrifHfY Beta chapter 131, Girls club refreshment com' mittee 131, Ski club 111, GAC1l1. ELAINE HOVDE . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch. Home' coming princess 131, Girls club president 131 standards committee 111, ASB secretary 121, Seagals 12, 31. Student council 12, 31. Class secref tary 111. Snowball committee 131, Student Leaders conferences 12, 31, Hifjinx 131, Board of control secretary 111. Ski e1ub 11. 21. Junior Prom committee chairman 121, Girls State 121, Horizon 11, 21. Christ' mas pageant 121, Grills Nest cabinet 121. ERLING HOXIE . . . Boys club welfare committee 131. Lz1WANNA HUBER . . . Seagal drill team 131 cabinet 131, Girls club cabinet 131 elub room cemmittee 121 chairman 131 finance committee 121 building committee 111. Tri- HifY Alpha chapter secretary 131, Horizon 121 council representative 131 treasurer 131, Hifjinx 131. 77 WILLIAM INKSTER . . . Entered from Huntsville. Ontario 19517. Boys club, RICHARD IAMIESON . . Scrip representative 133. DIANE -IERNSTROM . . . Girls club CARL JOHNSON . . . Boys club. DON JOHNSON , . . Basketball manager GRACE JOHNSON , . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Quill and Scroll 133, Kodak 12, 33, TrifHifY Beta chapter 133 publicity committee chairman 133, Girls club filing committee 123 welfare committee 133, Mixed chorus 113, Choir 12, 33, Christmas pageant 12, 33, Operetta 123, GAG 113 lctter 12. 33 sec' retary 123 board of control 133. INGA JOHNSON . . . Choir 12. 33, Operetta 123. Scrip repref sentative 12. 33, Girls club usher committee 11. 23. SHARON JOHNSON . . . 3fBar Torch, Girl ol' the month 133, TrifHifY Alpha chapter 133, Girls club typing committee club room committee 133, Horizon 11, 33 president 123, Choir 133. NADINE KACKMAN . . . Library club 12, 33, Horizon club fy if .0..... , .nge-.f fr 7414! ROLAND HUBLGU . . . Student council 123, Class vice president 123, Hifjinx 133, HifY 12, 33. Fire squad 12, 33, Safety squad 113, Football 123, Wi'estling 123, Boys club welfare committee 123 ring and pin committee 123. GOLDEN HUDSON . . . 3fyear honor roll, 3fBar Torch, Kodak 12, 33, Baseball 113 letter 12, 33, Seagull club 133. KATHLEEN HUDSON . . . Girls club. PATRICIA HUDSON . . . Seagals 12, 33, Horizon 11, 23 president RONALD HUGHLEY . . , Rollroom represen' tative 133. CLYDE HUHNKE . . . Baseball 12, 33, Football 113, HifRollers 12, 33. MARGARET HULTMAN . . . 3fyear honor roll. Permanent Torch, Class secretaryftreasurer 133, Red Cross committee 11, 2, 33, Girls club scholarship committee 123 standards committee 133, Scrip representative 123, TrifHifY Alpha chapter 133, Horizon treasurer 113. LOU ANN HUNTTING . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, GAC 113 letterwearer 123 coach 123 president 133, Hi'-linx 133, Choir 12, 33, Girls ensemble 133, Mixed chorus 113. STANLEY HURD . . . Key award winner National Scholastic Art Awards Contest 133. Hifjinx 133, Komet Kapers 123, EfHifY 133, Boys club publicity com' mittee 133, George Washingtcmii Oratorical Contest 133, Scrip repref sentative 133 ari?T'i I 1 N 1 M ' ,ff , 1 1 N f ' I 1 ' 1 'NX7 x ' 1' gk ,f , f 1,11 1 J 'II' 'X AU 113 ,, ,Q 1 , , , ,t ,NN Qkx ' X X 13 R YQAKA ffsfxfig-if 11 Qaikmciutge 2 1 fn '11 9 'iff 5314231 3 W 11 LOUISE KANE . . . Horizon 12, 31, GAC BARBARA KEEHN . . . Girls cluh fellowship committee 131, Choir 121, Mixed chorus 111. GLENN KELLER . . . Boys club. SALLIE KELLEY . . . Senior A dance committee 131, Girls cluh decoration committee 131 cluh room committee EUGENE KELLY , . . Boys cluh. LARRY KELLY , . . Entered from Snoqualmie 1950. Baseball 131. DARLENE KELSCH . . . Mixed chorus 11, 21, Christmas pageant 11, 21, GAC 111, Scrip representative 111. JOHN BRUCE KENNEDY . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Swimming 11, 21, Tennis 111, HifY secretary 131, Senior memorial committee 131, Campus squad 131, Ski cluh 11, 31, Hi'-Iinx committee 131. DALE KENNEDY . . , Boys club. 'wane' DONNA KENOYER . . . GAC 111 lettcrwcarer 12, 31, Hori:on 121. CAMILLE KEPPLER . . . Seagal drill team 131 decoraf tion committee 131, Hifjinx 131, Horizon treasurer 111 vice president 121, Tri-HifY Beta chapter cahinet 131 Youth Conference 131, Ski cluh 131, Girls cluh refreshment committee 131, Red Cross representative 111. WILLIAM KICK . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Westeitii Vv'ashington solo contest 111 superior 131, Band 11, 2, 31, Orchestra 11, 2, 31, Executive hoard DONNE KING . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, ASB president 131, Quill and Scroll 131, Nesika circulation manager 121 husiness manager 131, HifY 131, Student council 131, Student Leaders Conference 131, Boys State 121, Campus day committee 11, 21, Cap and gown committee 121, Boys cluh scholarship committee 121 welfare committee 111. DOROTHY KING . . . 3'year honor roll, Permanent Torch, Quill and Scroll 131, Nesika 121 assistant editor 131, journalism hanquet 12,31, Seagal drill team 12, 31 secretary 131. Election committee secretary 131, Senior social committee chairman 131, Girls cluh cahinet good cheer coniinittce chairman 131 vocational guidance committee 121, TrifHifY Alpha chapter 121 mein' hership chairman 131, Ski club 11, 2, 31, Hifjinx 131, Clioir 131, RUTH KIRCHBERG . . . Choir 131, TrifHifY Beta chapter 131, Hi' Jinx DOROTHY KNIGHT . . . Seagal drill team 131, Tri-HifY Beta chapter scrihe 121 president 131 inspirational award 131, Girls cluh standards committee 131 typing committee 131, Horizon treasurer 131. DOLORES KNOVJLES , , . 3fBar Torch, Horizon 131 secretary 111 treasurer 121. Girls cluh room committee 131, Choir 131. HERBERT KNUTSEN . . . 3fyear honor roll, Track 131. 79 A 1 i NANCY LANGE . . . 3'year honor roll, Homecoming princess 131, ENIG student leaders conference 131, Nominating assembly 121, Seagal drill team 12, 31 cabinet 12, 31 president 131, TrifHifY Alpha chapter social chairman 121 cabinet 12, 31, Executive board file clerk 121 sec' retary 131 sergeantfatfarms 131, Pep committee 12, 31, Hifjinx 131, Girls club refreshment committee 111 big sister tea committee 131, Choir 131. RICHARD LANGLOIS . . . Entered from Seattle 1948. Choir 12, 31. ELIZABETH LaROSE . . . GAC 11, 21, Girls club finance committee 121, Scrip representative 11, 21. VIVIAN LATTIN . . . GAC letterwearer 11, 2, 31, Hifjinx 131, Horizon president 121, Rifle club 11, 21, Choir 11, 2, 31, Operetta 121. LENORE LAWSON . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch 131. DAR award 131, Homecoming princess 131, Christmas Pageant narf rator 131, Student body secretary 131, Girls club recording secretary 121 cabinet 121 scholarship committee 131, Class vice president 111, Alpha TrifHifY 12, 31, Seagal drill team 12, 31, Student council 11, 31, Torch activity committee 131, Hi-Jinx 131. GEORGE LEGG . . . Hearst history contestant 131, Safe Driving club 131, Boxing letter CHANNING LEWIS . . . Boys club. MARLENE LEWISON . . . Entered from Arlington 1949. Seagal drill team 12, 31, TrifHifY Beta chapter 121, Girls club room committee 121, GAC 111. JACK LIL-IA . . . Golden Wings 11, 2, 31, Seagull club 131, Class secretary 111. Football 11. 21 letter 131. Track 12, 31, Baseball 111, Safety squad 111. 811 DOLORES KOENIG . . . Entered from Calgary, Alberta 1950. Girls club. KARLA KOFFSKI . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Quill and Scroll vice president 131, Kodak 121 girls sports editor 131, GAC 111 board of control 121 letterwearer 121 secretary 131, Seagal drill team 131, TrifHifY Beta chapter chaplain 131, Choir 12, 31, Mixed chorus 111, Operetta 121, Christmas pageant 131, Hifblinx 131, Girls club scholarship committee 12, 31, Red Gross representative JOYCE KOLTS , . . Girl of the month 131, Girls club room com- mittee 131, Horizon recording secretary 121, GAC 111, Red Cross rep' resentative 121. MARIE KOSKY . . . Quill and Scroll 131, Kodak 121 circulation manager 131, GAC 121. BARBARA KRAUSE . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Class president 121, Student council 121, EIC student leaders conference 121, Nesika 121, Seagal drill team 131 secf retary 131, TrifHifY Alpha chapter chaplain 131, Horizon 121 president 131, junior Prom committee 121 senior adviser 131, Talent Show comf mittee 121, Girls club finance committee 131, Hifjinx 131, HifLights 121. RAYMOND KREBS . . . Orchestra 11, 2. 31, Dancerados 12, 31, HifRollers LEE KROGH . . . Rifle club 12, 31, Ski club 131. CAROL KRUGER . . . TrifHifY Alpha Chapter scrapbook chairman 131, Girls club room committee 11, 2, 31, Horizon 111. THOMAS LANDON . . . Boys club. 1 Z BEVERLY LIND . , . Entered from Arlington 1950. Girls club friendship committee 131. GORDON LINDBLAD . . . Football 11,21 letter 131, Seagull cluh 131, EfHifY 12, 31 Sergeantfatfarms 131, Swimming 121, Track 121, MARIAN LINDBLAD . . . Trif HifY Beta chapter 12, 31, Girls club paper committee 121 good cheer committee 131, Hifjinx 131, Horizon 11, 21 secretary 131, Choir 131, Serip representative ROSA LINDEMUTH . . . Girls club room committee 121 hospif tality committee 131, TrifHi'Y Beta chapter 121 vice president 131, Choir 11, 21, GAC 111, Horizon 111, Safe Driving club 121. MARVIN LINKE . . . Efhook award 131, Baseball 11, 21. HAROLDINE LLOYD . . . Seagals 131, Scrip representative 131. EDVVARD LOCK . . . Boxing 121, HifRollers MAR' GUERITE LOVELAND . . . Hifjinx 131, Girls club avocaticn com' mittee 121, Choir 131, Red Cross representative 11, 21, GAC 111. PATRICIA LOW . . . Orchestra 11, 2, 31, Choir 131, Hifjinx 131, Operetta 121, Seagull Showcase 111. Christmas pageant 11, 2, 31, Horif zon vice president mwv-'I ilu. X ANGUS MacISAAC . . . Key award National Scholastic Art Conf test, Christmas pageant 121. WILLIAM MADISON. jr, . . . Entered from Alameda, California 1950. Boys cluh. LORETTA MALONEY . . . Quill and Scroll 131, Kodak 121 ad manager 131, Girls club building committee 131 usher committee 111, Rifle team 121, GAC letter GORDON MARANDER . . , Basehall 11. 2. 31, Boys Cooking cluh 131. JEANNE MARDESICH . . . Rollroom rerresentative 111. KATHERINE MARINCOVICH . . . Seagal drill team 131, Girls eluh art committee 131, Choir 131, Mixed chorus 11, 21. CAROL LEE MARTIN . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Seagals 121 drill team 131, Girls cluh eahinet 131 entertainment com, mittee chairman 131, Tri-HifY 121 cahinet 131 program chairman 131, Senior memorial committee chairman 131, Hifjinx committee 131. Ski cluh 11, 2, 31, Red Gross committee 11, 21, Orchestra 11, 2. 31, String trio 131, Band 121. LORIE MATTESON , . , Entered from Seattle 1948, 3-year honor roll, Quill and Scroll 131. Ski cluh 11, 21 secretary 131, Seagal drill team 131 cahinet 131. Kodak 121 feature eclitor 131, Journalism hanquct 121, Choir 131, Girls cluh avoeation commit' tee 131 hig sister tea committee 121 paper committee 111. I'Iori:on 111. DON MATYAS . . . Vv'estern Vxfashington solo contest superior rating 131. Tennis 12, 31, Hifjinx 131. 81 is E' RAY MILLER . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Scrip repf resentative 125. IAMES MONGER , . . Boys club. DEAN MOORE . . . 3-year honor roll, Quill and Scroll 135, Kodak 135 exchange editor 125, Herald column 12, 35, Seagals 135, FHA 115 treasurer 125 president secretary 135, junior and Chapter Homemaker degrees, Girls club scholarship committee 125 paper committee 12, 35, Pacific Slope press conference 125, Nominating convention 115, junior Red Cross 115 training center 125 regional council 135, Horizon 11, 25. DORIS MORAN . . . Senior memorial committee 135 dance com' mittee 135, Library club 135. Horizon recording secretary 135, GAC 115. ROBERTA MOTT . . . Girls club typing committee 135, Dancerados 12, 35. LOUISE MULLEN . . , 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Girls State 125, Western Wzishirigtcmn College of Edu' cation 125, Seagal drill team 125 songleader 135 cabinet 12, 35. Boys and Girls club social committee 125, Girls club big sister tea committee 125 welfare committee 135, Snowball committee 125. Pep committee 135, Senior program committee 135, GAC 115 swimming 125, Hiffinx 135, Christmas pageant 125, Scrip representative 11, 25. Red Cross rep' resentative 11, 2, 35. LAWRENCE MULLIKEN . . . Rifle club 125, HifRo1lers 125. Choir 11, 2, 35. BRYCE MUNGER . . . 3fyear honor roll, Perf manent Torch, Boy of the Month 135, Pep committee 11, 25 chairman 135, Junior Prom committee 125, Executive board 11, 25 file clerk 135. HifY 125 treasurer 135, Band 11, 2, 35, Boys club scholarship committee 125, Senior memorial committee GLENN MYERS . . . 3'year honor roll, HifY secretary 125 vice president 135, Boys club cabinet 135 program committee 125 chairman 135, Hiflinx master of ceremonies 135, Campus Day committee 135, Seagull Showcase 115, Komet Kapers 125, HifLights 135. 82 2 P as Qi' 1: . ff? L Oy, 'Q 'QQY for P, N S X fits .Q ' , :j f si 1 . 'sslwnz vi, JOHN 1v1cADAMS . . . Golden Wings 115 vice president 125 treasurer 135, Football letter 135, Seagull club 135, Baseball 11, 25, Hifjinx 135, Gulls Nest cabinet 125. ESTHER McCURDY . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, FHA historian 11, 25 treasurer 135, Orchestra 11, 2, 35, Hifjinx 135, Seagull Showcase 115, Operetta 125, Christmas pageant 11, 2, 35, Horizon president 11, 25, GAC 115. BOB McDAN1ELS . , . Golf 11, 25, Seagull club 11, 2, 35, Snowball committee 125, Boys club publicity committee 12, 35. BARBARA MCDONALD . . . 3'Bar Torch 115, Choir 125, Rifle club 115. BETTY MQGHEE . . . HifRol1ers 115 secretaryfchairf man 125, Girls club filing committee 125, GAC ROBERT McLENNAN . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Library club 135, Choir 135. MARLENE McLENNAN . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch 12, 35, Safe Driving club 135. IRIS MERRIVAL . . . Entered from Pine Ridge, South Dakota 1950. Girls club. MARILYN MILLER . . . Girls club big sister tea committee 135 decoration com' mittee 125, Red Cross representative 11, 35, Horizon 11, 2, 35, Gulls Nest decoration committee 115. DANIEL NASMAN , . . 3fyear honor roll, PfI history contest 11th place 121 Sth place 131, HifY preflegislative conference 131 EfHifY 131, Quill and Scroll, Kodak 121 sports editor 131, Boys welfare chair' man 131, ELEANORE NEWTON . . . Nesika 12, 31 Pacific Slope press conference 131, journalism hanquet 12, 31, Red Cross com' mittee 121 county publicity secretary 131, Gulls Nest decoration com' mittee 131, Horizon 111 conference committee 121, Noon Movie com' mittee chairman 131, Executive board 131, Seagal drill team 12, 31 council 121, Hifjinx 131, TrifHifY Alpha chapter 121 motherfdaughter tea co-chairman 131, Girls cluh vocational guidance committee 121 fel' lowship committee 131 typing committee 111, GAC 111. MARIf LYN NIETFIELD . . . GAC letterwearer 11, 2, 31 coach 121 sergeant' atfarms 131, Ski cluh 11, 21, Horizon 121 vice president correspond' ing secretary 131, Red Cross representative 121. DOLORES O'BRIEN . . . Girls club refreshment committee 131 decoration committee 121, Mixed chorus 121, Choir 131, Gulls Nest door committee 111. BRUCE OLIN , , . Baseball letter 11, 21, Seagull cluh 12, 31, Rifle cluh DOLORES OLSEN . . . Senior A dance committee 131, Girls glee 131, Safe Driving club FRANK OLSON . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch 12, 31, Boy of the Month 131, Torch program chairman 131, Board of control 131, Junior Red Cross 11, 2, 31, Dancerados 121 president 131, EfHifY vice president 131, Hifjinx committee chairman 131, Boys cluh program committee 131, Gulls Nest cahinet 12, 31, Komet Kapers 121. DEf LORES OSS . . . 3fBar Torch, Band 11, 21, Seagal drill team 131, Safe Driving club treasurer 121, Girls club room committee VINCENT OSTLUND , . . Boxing letter 111, Seagull club 11, 2, 31, Golden Wings 11, 21, Nominating convention 111, Fire squad 12, 31, Traffic squad A 'GH' MARILYN PALM . . , 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch 12, 31, Elks scholarship award, Seagal drill team 131 cahinet 131, Girls cluh cabinet 131 art committee chairman 131 scholarship committee 121, Tri- HifY Beta chapter chaplain 121 secretary 131 finance chairman 131, Mixed chorus 111, Choir 12, 31, Messiah chorus 131, Christmas pageant 11, 2, 31, Operetta 121, Hifjinx 131, Safe Driving cluh 121, GAC 111 letter-wearer 12, 31, Rifle cluh 11, 2, 31 team 11. 21 secretary 131, Scrip representative 111. RICHARD PALMER , , . Boys cluh. CHARLES PARKS , . . Boys eluh. JACQUELYN L. PATTERSON . . . lst place Armed Forces Day editorial contest 121, lst place Tuherculosis Foundation essay contest 131, 2nd place American Legion essay contest 121. Quill and Scroll 131, Kodak 11, 21 feature editor 131, Lihrary cluh secretary 111 presif dent 121, Ski cluh 11, 21, Hi-Rollers 121, Seagals 131, Hi'Lights 121, Komet Kapers committee 121. IACQUELINE W, PATTERSON . . . Girls club usher committee 11, 21 hig sister tea committee 131 ref freshment committee 131, TrifHifY Alpha chapter 121 puhlicity chair' man 131. PAULINE PAULSEN . . . 3fyear honor roll, 3fBar Torch, Girls cluh health committee 121 decoration committee 131 ref freshmcnt committee 111, GAC ROBERT PAYNE . , . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Or- chestra 11, 2, 31, Library cluh 111 president 12, 31. BERLENE PEARSON . . . Nesika dummy editor 131, journalism hanquet 131, TrifHifY Alpha chapter 121 scraphook chairman 131 cahinet 131, Girls cluh room committee 12, 31, Scrip representative 121, Red Cross rep' resentative 121, Horizon 111, Gulls Nest door committee 111, -IANE PEARSON . . . TrifHifY Alpha chapter 131. Girls cluh finance comf mittee 11, 2, 31 usher committee 111 filing committee 121. FHA 121 vice president 111, Horizon 11, 31 president 121, Safe Driving cluh 121. 83 CLYDE PITCHER , , . Boys club president 135 cahinet 125 prof gram committee chairman 125, Campus squad 115, Boy Most Likely To Succeed 125, ASB vice president 135, Hi-Y 12, 35, Boys State 125, Student council 135, Cheerleader 125, Seagull Showcase 115, Komet Kapers 125, Hifjinx 135, Kodak 12, 35, Youth Leaders conference 12, 35, ASB dance committee RICHARD PLATT . . . E'Hi'Y 12, 35, Piscatorians 11, 25 vice president 135. THOMAS POGREBA . . . Sfyear honor roll, 3fBar Torch, Ski club 12, 35. DEMARTS PORTER . . . Kodak assistant business manager 125, Journalism hanquet 125, Seagal drill team 12, 35, Girls cluh decoration committee 125 hig sister tea committee 135, TrifHifY Alpha chapter 12, 35, Horizon 12, 35, Ski cluh 135, Hifjinx 135, Snowhall committee cofchairman 135, GAC 115. ,IERROLD POWERS . . , 3fyear honor roll, Lihrary cluh 12, 35, Safe Driving cluh 135. DON PRIGG , . . Basketball 125. DONALD PROCTOR , , . Boys cluh. NEDRA RABOURN . . . Girls cluh typing committee 12, 35. KATHLEEN RADKE . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Quill and Scroll 135, Kodak 125 assistant editor 135, HifRollers 135, Ski cluh 115, Glee cluh 115. ti 19:31 . S ' ff 1 'ii , 1 1 l Q 1 J 5 sl ez K4 -f ,J .1 xi , 1 1 '53 ND 17- 84 KENNETH PEDERSON . . . Nesika 135, Journalism banquet EfHifY 135, Gulls nest cahinet 135, Safe Driving club 135, Boys club publicity committee 135, Square Dance club 125. HAROLD PERRAULT . . . Basehall letter 12, 35, Seagull cluh 12, 35. DOROTHY PERRY . . . GAC 115 letterwearer Rifle cluh BRUCE PETERSON . , . Swimming 115 letter 125, Class presif dent 135, Student council 135, Seagull cluh 125 treasurer 135, HifY 135, Boys State 125, Hi'-Iinx 135, Trophy case committee 135, Traffic squad 115, Fire squad 12, 35. CAROLYN PETERSON . . , GAC 115 letterwcarer 12, 35, Rifle cluh 115, Rifle team 12, 35, Mixed chorus 115. LARRY PETERSON . . . Basketball manager 11, 2, 35, EfHifY 125 social committee chairman 135, Boys cluh welfare committee 135. BARBARA PETERSON . . . FHA 125 treasurer 115, Horizon 125 president 115 vice president 135, TrifHifY Alpha chapter 135, Girls club refreshment committee 125, Safe Driving club 125. DUDLEY PHIBBS . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, EfHi-Y 135, Cap and gown committee 135, Hiflinx 135, Boys club scholarship committee 135, Boy of the month BETTY PHILPOTT . . . FHA 125, Girls club typing committee 135, Christmas pageant 125. ELLEN RASMUSSEN . . . TrifHifY Beta chapter 121 secretary 131, Horizon 11, 2, 31, Hifjinx 131, Girls club hospitality committee 131, Choir Safe Driving Club JEWELL REMBOLDT . . , GAC 11, 2, 31, Choir 131, Safe Driving club 131. GLENDA RICE . . . Westei'n Washingtoii Solo Contest excellent 111, Choir 131, Girls glee 11, 21, 3fyear honor roll. ELEANOR RICKER . , . Seagal cabinet 131 songleader 131, Tri' I'IifY Alpha chapter assembly committee 121 chairman 131, Girls club decoration committee 111 refreshment committee 121 fellowship com' mittee 131. ALAN RICKETTS . . . Football manager SHARON RIGGS , . . 3fyear honor roll, Cheerleader 121, Seagal drill team 131, TrifHifY Beta chapter 131, Hifjinx MARLENE RINGMAN . . . TrifHifY Beta chapter sergeantfat' arms 131, Horizon secretary 121 president 131, Hifjinx 131, Girls club hospitality committee 121, GAC LARRY RISE . . . Bas' ketball 111. RICHARD RITCHIE . . . 3fyear honor roll, 3fBar Torch 131, Ski club 11, 2, 31, PfI History contest 25th place 121 17th place 131, Dancerados 131, EfHifY 131, Safe Driving club 121. l ELAINE ROBART . . . Entered from Tokyo, Japan 1950, Girls club. ALICE ROBINSON . . . Library club 11, 31 president 121, FHA 121, GAC 111. MARYLOU ROBINSON , . . TrifHi-Y Alpha chapter telephone committee 131 typing committee 131, HifLights 131, Girls club big sister tea committee 121 welfare committee 121, Red Cross representative 121, Grills Nest decoration committee 121, Komet Kapers 121, Ski club LARRY ROCHON . . . Boys club. DONALD ROENING . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, DIXIE LEE ROGERS . . , 3fyear honor roll, Parmanent Torch, Seagal cabinet 121 drill team 12, 31, Girls club cabinet 131 paper committee chairman 131, Executive board 12, 31, Senior Memorial committee 131, Hifjinx 131, Kodak 121, Christmas pageant 131, Choir 12, 31, Operetta 121, Snowball comf mittee 121 BILL ROSE . , . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Quill and Scroll 131, Boys club cabinet 131 scholarship committee chairman 131, HifY 131, ASB assembly committee 131, Nesika circulation manager 131, Journalism banquet 131, Hifjinx 131, Cap and gown committee 121. BOB ROSE . . Boys club cabinet 131 ways and means committee chairman 131, HifY 131, Nesika cofbusiness manager 131, Journalism banquet 131, Track 11, 2, 31, Hifjinx 131, Cap and gown committee 121, Scrip representative 131, Red Cross representative 131. LYLE ROTH . . . Football letter 11, 2, 31 captain 131 All-Cross State 131 Al1fState alternate 131, Track letter 11, 2, 31, Seagull club 11, 31 vice president 121, Class president 11, 21, Hi-Y 12, 31, Basketball 121. 85' 368213 INEZ SHONG . . . Girls club. LOWELL SHOWALTER . . . 3fBar Torch. MARCIA SMALL . . . Girls club fellowship committee Q35, GAC ANITA SMITH . , . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Girls club cabinet Q35 hospitality committee chairman Q35 cluh room commit' tee Q25, Seagal drill team Q35, TrifHifY Alpha chapter social committee chairman Q25 treasurer Q35, Torch council Q35, Horizon QI5, Gulls Nest door committee Q15, Scrip representative Q1, 25, Red Cross represenf tative Q15. MARCHETA SMITH . . . GAC Q15, FHA Q25, Beauty school NORTON SMITH . . . Baseball Q25, Boxing Q35. RHEA SMITH . . . Girls club vice president Q35 entertainment committee Q25, Seagal drill team Q2, 35 cabinet Q2, 35 special events chairman Q35, Kodak business manager QZ5, Student Leaders conference Q35, Scrip representative Q35, Horizon Q25. RICHARD SMITH . . . Boys club. SUZANNE SOLIE . . . Seagal treasurer Q35 drill team Q2, 35, Girls club cabinet Q35 decoration committee Q15 publicity committee chairman Q35 welfare committee Q25, Senior social committee Q35, Blue and Gold committee Q35, Ski club Q25 vice president Q35, Horizon president Q25, Executive board Q25 sergeantfatfarms Q35, Campus Day committee Q35, Hi'-Iinx Q35, junior Prom committee Q25, Scrip representative Q1, 25, GAC Q15. 86 X W WW xfgakl 'M W awww . ix' I f fx ff ' XX Q 33, 1' 'fo , , ff , A ' -, ,. 5 f y , f5,5 y, 2,4 i ,uli ii VV I My f, Q gf V,-'A ,, W pw, My V f,',V,V,Qv,54it,M at . ,f xf , 7. f ,f if 'WW Z4 16,11 ERWIN RUMERY . . . HifY Q35, Basketball Ql, Z, 35, Ski club QI, 35, Golf Q35, Boys club program committee Q35, ERO RUUTH . . . 3fyear honor roll. HARRY SEARLES . . A Boys club. JUNE SEBBAS . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Orchestra Q1, 2, 35, Choir Q35, AllfNorthwest Music conference Q35, Double quar' tet Q35, HifLights Hifjinx Q35, Debate Q25, Operetta QZ5, Seagull Showcase Q15. Girls glee Q15. GEORGE SECOR . . . Football letter Q35, Golden Wings Ql, 25 president Q35, Seagull club Q35, Traffic squad president Q15, Fire squad Q2, 35, Senior A dance committee Q25, Boys State QZ5, Trophy case committee QZ5, HifLights Q25, Gulls nest cabinet Q25. JOAN SIEBER . . , Choir Q35, Horizon Q25, Girls glee Q25. VALERIE SETH . . . Girls club. PATRICK SHANAHAN . . . Entered from Tacoma 1949. Rollroom representative BERNICE SHEPPARD . . . HifLights Q25. ,ffl ! W1 1 Kill ll 1 1 NK 'Sf Vflll f IW Xvlliill I ll sl 1, ' 1 ll 11 f 11 J ji ft' KSTTT1 I V1 1 T Ll, Q1 'P I xll I X 'ffl 131 la , is i ' - V 2114 .X V, CTLEN 'sflfffrftrilli W1 1113 L .few xii: V'-1 egg, T vii? Ailgir .4 DONALD SOMES . . . HifY 12, 31, Baseball 111, Piseatorians TALFORD SORENSON . . . 3fycar honor roll. MARY LOU SOUTHARD . . . Permanent Torch. DELORES SPENGE . . . FHA 11, 21, Horizon vice president 111 secretary 121 scribe 131. ARLENE SPRAGUE . . . Choir 131, Horizon 12. 31, Hifjinx 131. NORMAN STAEBER . . . Boys club. FRANKLIN STANDERFER , . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Foothall 11, 21 letter 131 Scholarship award 131, Track 11, 2, 31, Seagull cluh 131, HifY president 131, Student council 131, Glass presif dent 131, junior Prom committee 121. BONNIE STANNARD . . . Girls club. BETTY STEPHENS . . . Girls club building committee 131, Horizon secretary 11, 2, 31, GAG 11, 21, FHA 11, 21, Rifle cluh 111. HARLEY STEWART . . . 3-year honor roll, Permanent Torch, Pf1 History contest award 131, Boys club scholarship committee SHANNAN STEWART . . . Entered from Colton 19711, 3fBar Torch. MARY STREET . . . Permanent Torch, Kodak 11, 21 assistant editor 131, Christmas pageant angel 131. Senior memorial committee chairman 131, Senior A dance committee 131, Girls club decoration committee 131, Quill and Scroll. 'IEANNE STURGEON . . . Girls cluh cabinet 131 refreshment committee chairman 131 welfare committee 121 usher committee 111, Seagals 131, TrifHifY Alpha chapter 131, Ski cluh 11, 2, 31, Horizon 111. SHIRLEY SUTLIFF . . . Girls cluh. SIDSEL ELIZABETH TAYLOR . . . Entered from Hythe, Alberta 19911. 3'year honor roll, 3fBar Torch, Girls club friendship committee vice chairman 131, Safe Driving club IANICE TAYLOR . . . Horizon secretary 111 treasurer 121 presif dent 131, Girls club usher committee 111, FHA 111, Beauty school 131. RONALD TAYLOR . . , 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch 12. 31 Torch secretaryftreasurer 121, ASB treasurer 131, Swimming letter 11, 2, 31 captain 131, Track manager 121, Student council 131, Boys State 111, HifY 121 vice president 131, Seagull cluh 12, 31. MARILYN TEMMERMAND . . . FHA 111 secretary 121 president 131, Girls club usher committee 121, Horizon 11, 21 secretary 131, Nominating con- vention 87 ... ...L 1 CLIF TOWLE . . . Projection crew 11, 2, 31, HifRollcrs GARY TURNER . . . Football 121 letter 111, Track 11, 21, Swimming 111. BETTY VANDOS . . . Orchestra 11, 31, Girls club filing committee 121. RAYMOND VanPATTEN . . . Stage crew 11, 2, 31, Electric Trade club 11, 21. RONALD VanPATTEN . . . Boys club. GERALD VENNECT . . . Boys club. SHARON VINCENT . . . Quill and Scroll 131, Kodak 11, 21 business manager 131, Seagal drill team 12, 31, TrifHifY Alpha chapter 121, HifJinx 131, Girls club Welfare committee 121 good cheer comf mittee DELORES WAHL . . . Choir 131, Christmas pageant 131, Girls glee EVELYN WALKER . . . Kodak 12, 31, Girls club paper committee 131, Library club x Amar' ff 1a,f?x ef 101111 L ' , 11 'J 1 1 xx is 1' 'l 53 .1 ffm 111 111, if fL11 Lg 1 1441511111 A 5. 'st Q11 2 ' Eff 522 -' -ff ' ws: fr. ' . '13 as JANET TEMPLETON . . . Girls club social service committee good cheer committee 121, TrifHifY Beta chapter 11, 21. DEAN THATCHER . . . HifRollers 131, Safe Driving club 121. ROBERT THIEME . , . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Torch president 131. HifY 131, Boys club social committee 131, Snowball 131. JOYCE THOMAS . . . Girls club big sister committee 131, Scrip representative 131, HifLights 131, Safe Driving club 121, Horizon 111. LARRY THOMPSON . . . Boys club cabinet 131 campus squad com' mittee chairman 131, Kodak 131, Ski club 11, 21 president 131, Golden Wings 12, 31, Choir 131, HifJinx 131, Football 121, Tennis 121. JEAN THORKILDSEN . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, Girls club cabinet 131 scholarship committee chairman 131, Seagal drill team 131, Orchestra 11, 2, 31, Komet Kapers 121, TrifHifY Beta chapter vice president 131, HifJinx 131, Mixed chorus 111, GAC letterwcarer 111, Safe Driving club 121, Red Cross representative. RICHARD THORNTON . . . Rifle club 131. HANS TONNES . . . Boys club. GEORGE C. TOSTEVIN . . . Nesika assistant circulation manager 131, Band 11, 2, 31, Western Washington Festival Band 11, 2, 31. HifY chaplain 121 cabinet 131, Ski club 11, 2, 31, Boys club ways and means committee CHARLES WALTER . . . EfHifY 131, Dancerados 121 vice president 131, Rifle cluh 131, Square Dance club 121. LARRY WALTON . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, EfHifY 121 presif dent 131, Blue and Gold committee 131, Boys State 121, Boys club welfare committee 111, Ski club 11, 21, Track manager letter 121. JEANETTE WATKINS . . . Entered from Ellensburg 1950. Permanent Torch, Nesika 131, Journalism banquet 131, Girls club leaders confer' ence 131, 3fyear honor roll. GORDON VVEISS . . . Ski club 11, 21. DORIS WHITf CHURCH . . . GAC letterwearer 11, 2, 31 board of control 12. 31 coach 121, Red Cross committee 111. JAMES WHITE A . . Choir 131, I'IifJinx ARTHUR WHITEHALL , . . Boys club. BOB WHITE' HEAD . . . Bfyear honor roll, Permanent Torch, HifY 121 treasurer 131, Executive hoard 12, 31, Choir 12, 31, Campus squad 131, Hi, Jinx JANICE WIENEKE . . . 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch 131, Girls cluh cabinet 131 fellowship committee chairman 131 decoration committee 121, GAC 111 letterwearer 12, 31 hoard of control 121 pingpong champion 121, TrifHifY Alpha chapter ser' geantfatfarms 121. Choir 121, Operetta 121. 1 PATRICIA WILLIAMS . . . Orchestra 11, 2, 31, Band 131, Rifle Club 11, 21, Horizon 11 CARL WILLS , . . 3fBar Torch, Band 11, 2, 31, Library cluh 121 secretary 111 treasurer 111, Mixed chorus 111. WANDA WILSON . . . Girls cluh. DEL WILTON . . . Football 111 letter 12, 31 hest hlockeifs award 131 A1lfGross State honorable mention 131, Swimming 111 letter 12, 31, Seagull cluh 12, 31, Track 11, 21, Golden Wings 11, 2, 31, Traffic squad 111, Fire squad 12, 31, Trophy case committee 121. KENNETH WOOD . . . Boys cluh. MARJORIE WOOD . . . 3-year honor roll. Permanent Torch, PfI History contest award 131, Girls cluh huildf ing committee 131 scholarship committee 121, TrifHifY Beta chapter 131, Skic1u1s111. DORIS WOODS . . . 3fBar Torch. NINA WOODWILKRD . . . Band 11, 21. ELDORA WOOLLEY . . . Quill and Scroll secretary Journalism secretary 12, 31. Girls cluh avocation com' mittee 131 refreshment committee 121 usher committee 111 cfafkif 7 2 111' JM I 11111 1 .1141 xf J l- 1 1.1111 '21 ' 14:1 41 ll ll' Lib: l 111 151 ill 'EDT lf 1 Yx'1 8 9 ' L. i l 1.3.11 x y ld i sli F' A ,, .1 Seniors voted that they considered Clyde Pitcher and Elaine Hovde their classs most outstanding boy and girl. Tliefre shown in cap and gown on the opposite page. The strip of .school life shots running diagonally across the two pages contains candids of seniors only. Art work, on the tropical theme of the Nesilqa, was done by Gerald Newport. Wlitit could be more appropriate than winding up the 1951 year' book with a flourish on the seniors? -rib .W - - . -. Lf f Z' is :aw , 5, it Cf e 1?-3' si, 5 1 .f tie' ff. X .Q t iA ..a.Ji. ,,f,,w1 . sr if Q DEANNE YOUNG . . . Entered from Seattle 19511. Girls cluh friendship com' mittee 131 huilding committee 131, LAWRENCIE YOUNG . . . Boys cluh. NOLA YOUNG . . . Choir 11, 2, 31, Christmas pageant 12, 31, Tunihling team 131, Horizon president 111, HifJinx 131, HifRollers 111. JACK ZEIGLER . . . Nesika 131, Journalism banquet 131, Golden Wing club 11, 31 treasurer 121, Basket' '7 hall 11, -1, Tennis 11, 21, Social committee 131, Snowhall coininittee 131, Piseatorians '7 11, -1. MARIAN ZELMER . . . Girls cluh. LATE COMERS: Left to right: Ahove 'BETTY LOU PAYN . . . Entered irtvin Brewster 1951. Ski cluh 11, 21, Horizon 11, 21, Girls club welfare committee 121. ALICE SITES . . . Entered from Seattle 1951. Choir 11, 21, Mixed chorus 111, Christmas pageant 11, 21, HifJinx 131. Seagull Showcase 111, Girls cluh ways and means committee 111, Scrip representative 11, 21. CLEO PEDERSON . . . Entered from Kettle Falls 19511. 3fyear honor roll, Permanent Torch. PAUL RlECKEN . . . Entered from Sandpoint, Idaho 1949. Boys club. DONNA MAE ANDERSON . . . Entered from Fargo, North Dakota 1951. Girls club. GRADUATING SENIORS NOT PICTURED: BERYL AYARS . . . Entered from East Stanwood 1951. Girls cluh. JERRY GOVEY . . . Boys cluh. JAMES CUNNINGHAM . . . Permanent Torch, HifY 12. 31, Band 11, 2, 31, Glass vice president 11, 21 Student council 11, 21. RICHARD FULLER . . . Rifle club 11, 21. ARMAND MONROE . . . Orchestra 12, 31, Stage crew 11, 2, 31, Band 11, 2. 31, Electric Trade cluh 11, 21. RONALD NEER . . . Entered from Port Angeles 1948. Boys club. KENNETH PHILLIPS . . . Track 131, Golden Vv'ings 12, 31, HifJinx 131. KENNETH PORTER . . . Electric Trade club 12, 31. JACK ROBERTS . . . Boys club. S sr l-Gym ii RY X if? A ..,,1. if , f, T., X, ,f . ,f ms.- EEN An, l WW f, , gf W X S Xw,, Xi 1 if f'sX ?'5 n 7' IW -- fi KK ,XXX as M X N i is w X' .. wx, ,, l -,ix X x Of? ..,..,.. , ASSOCIATED - 9 SAND 8. GRAVEL CO. O QUALITY READY MIX CONCRETE SATISFACTION O SERVICE Office: 2508 Colby Avenue BAyvieW 2111 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 Compliments of I B U D D S S T U D I 0 BUDD HARLESS -.l-...k-.1- BAyview 8245 Everett, Washington 92 Compliments of Compliments Compliments of I O ' DEAN S Frollch 8. Hurd, Inc. PHARMACY 2802 Colb A e e BA ' 0161 SHERATON'S . Y V nu Www TRADING EVERETT CLOTHING ik FURNISHINGS POST WAMHNGTON HATSandSHOES A ERI AN D CONGRATULATIONS Everett M WSRKS YE to the o CLASS of '51 Typesettmg Co. 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Your Treasure Tones Dealer 2823 Rockefeller BAyview 3771 CONGRATULATIONS from THE SASSY SHOP Lorna Krieger 2725V.z Colby COMPLIMENTS OF louis ROBIN'-i0N'5 Christensen ANDY Agency I-I-CHEN We Write All Kinds of Insurance if Home Made Candy 2225 Broadway Office: BAyvieW 4188 Residence: TUxedo 2980 302-3 Central Building Everett, Washington B t W' h t th Cl I GS IS es O 6 ass Gwynn's Shoe Store of '51 Home of Naturalizer Shoes ik for Women JUNE'S FOOD STORE and College Hill - for Teen-Agers Rand Shoes for Men any Young Men Poll-Parrot Shoes for Boys and Girls I Corner Hewitt and Wetmore DEAN NICHOLS MOTORS YOU CAN SAVE DOLLARS WITH Everett, Washington NICHOLS Fisher's Texaco Snohomish County Service Abstract . . Co. Marfax Lubrication Firestone I Title Insurance - Abstracts Tires - Batteries Escrows Accessories Rucker at Wall Arthur A. Anderson, Mgr. 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TRUCKS it ii? 2820 Oakes Avenue Compliments EVERETT AERIE No. 13 FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES it !6'1Z4l7'H 7217'll7lVEBV a CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '51 Compliments of MERRYFIELD JEWELRY All Repair Work Done by Factory Trained Men DIAMONDS I WATCHES O SILVERWARE OFFICE SUPPLIES -Av PICTURES O GIFTS Fred M. Merryfield 2719 Colby Avenue BAyview 1201 1707 Hewitt BAyview 1731 NATIONALLY KNOWN QUALITY HOME APPLIANCES SE' il? BARBOUR'S HOME APPLIANCES 2722 Colby BEST WISHES FOR '51 Headquarters For Tools DELTA -- MULTIPLEX SKILSAW - SPEEDMATIC WOLD HARDWARE CO. Telephone BAyview 7000 1811 Hewitt Avenue CITY FLORAL Gretchen Ann Meyer Herbert Quass O 1906 Hewitt BAyview 1771 BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF '51 WATSON'S BAKERY Home-Like Baked Goods 1812 Hewitt Ave. BAyview 4771 S. J. PRIEBE 'A' Stationery I Printing Office Equipment Congratulations from a Grad of the 1914 Class 'k Geo. W. Gebert 2916 Wetmore Everett COMPLIMENTS Of Body Rebuild ' Repairs 9 Lubrication ii? 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PONTIAC - CADILLAC SALES 8: SERVICE 3002-04 Rucker BAyview 3188 Everett, Washington It's Just Naturally Good Yes,It's MITCHEll'S CANDY WE ARE TALKING ABOUT 27151!z Colby CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '51 Compliments of Compliments of WALLY'S ' TIE SHOP EVERETT Exclusive Dealer for T OCTONEK SWEATERS A 9 coMPANY 2940 Colby Correct Apparel for Women 2918 COLBY AVENUE FORTIER and I 0 CONNOR EVERETT,S LARGEST WOMENIS STORE . , GROCERIES Sill Soft Drinks Ice Cream Candy Colby Avenue Everett ' 0 - ' ' A V I N U I 1901 Colby Compliments of Paris-Krieger laundry I Phone BAyview 8705 Compliments of le Gros Broadway Floral Co. FLOWERS ALVVAYSH Member of Snohomish County Allied Florist Ass'n. BAyview 9761 A ee AE E FOWIR L .r,:::1,--o.:.,.., 1 I fix S BROWNING SUPER SERVICE Pacific and Colby Everett, Washington 99 H0lMSTAD'S Congratulations to the Diamonds WH'fChGS PLUMBING and HEATING Class of 151 Silverware Clocks 1' Compliments of 2811 WETMORE AVENUE Home Shoe Store HANS HAGEN, I Everett Roger Manning Jewe er Washington i' . EXCLUSIVELY MUSIC H 81 L It Will Pay You to Consult 45th Year Us Concerning Your Musical 2921 Colby Avenue 1703 Hewitt problems 'A' BAyview 7481 ir HOPPER-KELLY Everett, Washington C0- SPALDING 31 WILSON Walter Beals, Mgr. 1608 Hewitt Avenue Dlsmbutors 2626 Colby CEdar 1745 BEST WISHES CONGRATULATIONS D A R I G 0 L D CITY DRUG COMPLIMENTS OF C , STORE Van WmkIe's Dairy Products I ir Home Owned I .wpfllfll llllllEl'fM'mM I Herb Knudson 6 i Milk Q Cream FURNITURE Ice Cream FLOOR COVERINGS Compliments APPLIANCES I i . HEllENTHAl S ' Wetmore at California Phone BAyview 3737 BAYVieW 0770 2526 COLBY CEdar 2243 100 Courtesy of 0 Good Luck Everett Book und Stationery Co. Class of ,51 if School Supplies Adding Machines , TypSWI'1tG1'S D. A. DURYEE PH ARMACY 2944 Colby BAyvieW 3233 Co Central Building YOUR The Spudnut Shop BOWEN-INGRAM ONE STOP SHOPPING Hardware 8: Lumber CENTER I I Si? AMERICAS . 5270 Hiway 99 So. FINESTFOOD Congratulations fx H1 1201 CONFECTION b I- A S S O F 1913 Hewitt Everett Chevrolet Telephone Congratulations BILLY'S CLOTHING STORE Sales and Service BAyview 5123 Class of 751 Get your Cords and Leather Jackets SEVENICH MOTOR COMPANY Comphmems of at HBH-LY,S,, 3012-20 Rucker Avenue JUNIOR BOOTERY Special for your boys EVERETT, WASHINGTON 101 QM Qmefzfs af. . . 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PACIFIC COAST FOREST PRODUCTS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '51 from EVERETT'S ATTORNEYS O. D. ANDERSON LESLIE A. LECHNER LEWIS A. BELL JAMES TYNAN BRYCE BLACK ARTHUR M. NEWTON CLARENCE J. JOHNSON THOMAS G. MCCREA LESLIE COOPER RUCKER 8: NOLLMEYER DAILEY 8: CONROY ELMER J. SJOSTROM D, J. ENGLISH ARNOLD R. ZEMPEL DONALD F. JENNINGS STIQER 8: STIGER WILLIAM A. JOHNSON JOHN M. WARNOCK J . P. HUNTER PARKER WILLIAMS C. W. JORDAN JOSEPH H. SMITH MAX KOSHER 104 O Compliments of MONTE CRISTO HOTEL ENGLISH'S Ice Cream O 1405 Hewitt Your Athletic Equipment by Spalding GRANSTROM'S SPORTING GOODS 1806 Hewitt Ave. Everett, Washington Compliments of MANNING'S Inc. COFFEE STORE COFFEE CAKE 2818 Colby Avenue BAyview 8753 ART'S Associated Service Broadway's Best 2201 Broadway BAyview 7979 TIRES - BATTERIES LUBRICATION ASK US 52124. vzmlsrv TURE EVERETT'S BIGGEST LITTLE STORE 1 th O CONGRATULATIONS SERVING EVERETT WITH FINER FOODS AND VERY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1951 O Inc WEISFIELD'S Everett's Credit Jewelers 'A' HOME OF GUARANTEED PERFECT DIAMONDS CONGRATULATIONS L. Stowell Challacombe Chas. A. Fickel and Walter J. Precht 2714 Colby BAyview 3711 THE Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF Congratulations CURB SERVICE Class of '51 HOLMES GOLDFINCH BROS. ' HOMEMADE Open till 2:30 o'clock 0 Q ' Champburgers a Specialty 1514 Hewitt 2812 Rucker S K U C Y ' S ' 'tWe will mail our candies Fine Furs 4322 R k anywhere the postman goes uc er BAyview 0111 Lee and Nora No additional charge except postage. Kirsh Sheet Metal Works For the Latest . . . SEAGULL SPORTS READ THE BAyview 0323 2811 Wetmore Avenue EVERETT DAILY HERALD Everett, Washington Complete Coverage of All Sporting Events Published Daily Except Sunday 66G00d Luck, Seniorsv 'S ff! I WM ,, , U...f.f ww ' BEST WISHES Compliments of from CARRUTHERS 8. WHITEHEAD HARRY L. FOWLER HOME FURNISHING PADDOCK MOTORS ' STUDEBAKER 2813 Hoyt Everett 106 Best Wishes Leading Al Martina Chevron Service Al's Market American Distributing American Dye Works Art's Associated Service Art's Poultry Band Box Barbour's Apparel Bayview Delicatessen Beverly Grocery and Trailer Court Beverly Lodge Motors Binyon Optical Bob's Signal Service Bradley Optical Broadway Floral Bud's Cafe Buell Music Co. Cascade Garage Chinook Delicatessen Cordz Auto Service Crescent Auto Service Dana's Texaco Service Dawson's Union Service Dean's Union Service Dr. C. L. Knapp Dr. C. L. Lauerman Dr. Elwood Everett Business College Everett Cleaners Everett War Surplus Firestone Forest Park Service Fortier 8. O'Connor To I95I Grads from Euerett's Merchants and Citizens Gish's Shoe Store Gorham Insurance Agency Gulick Linoleum 8. Carpet Co. Hadley-Evans Service Station Helms Auto Electric Hempler's Colby Market Hennessey's Auto Parts Hickey Trucking Co. Home Shoe Store Industrial Equipment Inc Jackson Tire Service Jerry's Shell Service Johnson's Infant 8. Children's Wear Keeler's Fountain Service Lakeside Grocery Larry Farmer Paint Store Lee Juleen Studio Lloyd Company Looysen's Broadway Cash Grocery Lyle Woods Mobile Matthews Shoes Maxwell Clipper Service Medical Center Mervyn's Fountain Miller Radio Mitchell's Candy Montana Horse Meat Mutschler Beauty Shop North Gate Service Oakes Fruit Co. Olsen Shoe Repair Old 55 Cafe Parkway Market Peacock Cleaners Pedigo Furnace 8. Appliance Permanent Wave Beauty Salon Phillips Family Shoes Pioneer United Dairies Potlatch Yards Pringle Radio Rainbow Tire Service Ralph's Grocery R. L. Bob Sparks Sanford-Wright Sassy Shop Seafood Grill Serv-Ur-Self Shadoff Mobile Service Shell Parking Lot Simpson's-Tak-Out Snow's Texaco Service Solie Funeral Home Staiff Flowers Stan's Richfield Service Strege's Grocery Sunlamp Beauty Shop Swarm Hardware Thomas Floral View Ridge Grocery Wahl's Pharmacy Wold's Men's Shop Walt's Market Wayside Drive In Westland Insurance Will's Mobile Service I6th and Broadway Service 107 C- XX 17 0 A - Q9 She said yes at f J .Q Q I Yi ' ,Q Hifi ' I F 6 0 L L . Vi E 'yi' J npmnnces -euzcmcm. nonmncnnl ' O -2 47 Z K s , , Q o Gggd news BAyview 9100 2815 Rockers-11er , A ts 0 t , W l mvels . E ,l-,1 Everett, Washlngton N 9- fi W e fastest 1 f x N by Lfms N5 91 Distance Compliments Whenever you're bursting with good news that can't wait- spread it by long distance telephone. There is no quicker of way to make miles disappear and you can do it reasonably too. Long distance telephone rates are especially low after 6 P.M. and on Sundays and Holidays. Always make long distance your good news messenger. It's a sign of thought- fulness that's sure to be appreciated. C 'In Business For Your Health MITCHELL'S FOUNTAIN E LUNCH -if- T LEPnoNE comm YEARS BANKING SERVICE EVERETT and SNOHOMISH COUNTY Home Owned Home Operated 1892-1951 FIHST IIHTIUIIHL BHIIH 0 F E V E I E 'I' T B h Off' ' SNOHOMISH MONROE d SULTAN 108 There 's No thing Like I if THOMPS , . txQf?q--:-f i 'xl fl. A j? -, Qgx, f 3 u O flfftffx. as ion ,E E, ' fj1.,,.l, NSN N lift fjl:g:za.uW0'1' 4 ' - w., -,.:-5, -a w -.gilt - ,E xl lt all 1 x ' , . oi 'I hlvl l' Enjoy the smoothest treat ln town at Thompsonls-super cones, .Rexx ' N ff . . . 1 Effvi'-w .1 civil '- dellclous sundaes or cream malts and shakes made wlth fl,- '1g:::7Klf, 'f1fffli59'2': Ns. Q' J 'V' ' ' 1 y ,,:...,., .a,f: Qi, , - eiwirfffz Siem, ff Nr' famous Old Fashlon Freeze. There's always plenty of free ' I . , . . fifhig 'A XXQSV ax- ' .' parklng space at Thompson's . . . and qulck SGFVICG too. M Treat yourself often to delightfully different . . . ft . ff' .vw ,x .5353 all THOMPSON'S Old Fashion FREEZE lift gs, - tagblt j ,:.te:.Q.ll -W 3517 RUCKER AVENUE X y l,:', :ggi v- KXVQQQ 1' :l A .wwf yn. . nv' also located in Seattle, Bellingham, Renton and Auburn ' Ms- ' BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING SENIORS OF 1951 'VA GR X My I E' II4 U ' dw 1 lll ' ef' J X TASTE y, ,, - EQ566iligff -E wiv PARADLOFFLF Z . Bnrfpenaiif' D P Drip Of Regular , f X Gm B Gr nd Buy at X vacuum Your 1 Packed.. Grocer at V60 c-upsgro me P E OUND 'A' 109 WE CONGRATULATE THE NESIKA STAFF ON THE FINE PRODUCTION JOB THEY HAVE DONE ON THIS BOOK, AND WISH THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1951 EVERY SUCCESS. ---- nfxrfn--- ART! PHOTOGRAPHY ENGFIAVING 2226 3 AVE. ACME snsnnvmc 110 Um Sinceae Bal Wada 404 uccewi ,cwcf Jlwppmaa ,Za '7fze Elm Af '51 THE Wmncum EARL FAULKNER POST NO. 6 The American Legion O Everett, Washington BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF '51 RITE SPOT GROCERY Hiway 99 at Madison Hlghland 2531 BEST TO ALL from H 8. H MOTORS The place to buy your next used car 5265 Hiway 99 South Hlghland 2830 Best Wishes to the Class of '51 DIAMOND CLEANERS BAyview 7155 2925 Wetmore Avenue Everything In Small CONGRATULATIONS: The FOR Leather Goods CLASS OF 1951 Everything Y B t I - our eau y for the chiidfenn CUTHBERTSON 5 Cascade Savings I O B U s ur usiness LUGGAGE SHOP and ' Loon Association Featurin Everett's New Telephone BAyview 4206 g TRUNKS - UMBRELLAS Model Shop LUGGAGE Since 1916 2504 Colby Avenue LADIES' HANDBAGS ' ' 2605 Colby CEdar 1216 1708 Hewitt Everett, Washington Compliments of Duify's Drug Store 19th and Broadway GOOD LIGHTING IS IMPORTANT IN YOUR SCHOOL PAY BY MAIL HOME LOANS Low Interest Small Payments No Red Tape FEDERAL FIRST I LOAN ASSN. 2822 Wetmore Public Utility District No. of Snohomish County Everett, washington Many years from now you will be reminiscing through your Nesika, maybe with someone from your own graduating class, stop, turn to Psalm 37, verse 25 in your Bible. 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