Everett High School - Nesika Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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-Q- m N, X aNlJf :JKT f 1 fi an ffwgn ':-- -- f I f ...J j 3,6 mffmh go If f f ' F I I L ,-fw'fTWiTu7iT's ff lm ' M11-fwiir X X 6 l K f fffff Y g ff! N ff' f ,ff I , FCUREWORD This is the 1951 Tropical Isle Edition of the Nesika, Hundreds of hours of intense lahor have gone into its productionfvvork that en' tailed a careful study of the processes of hook planning, engraving, printing. photography, art, hinding. layout, writing, advertising, hook' keeping and finance. The art work and lay' outs are outstanding and original. 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

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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