Everett High School - Nesika Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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'lr' rlrlulrrgrrl X -h -ib I 'I -4, he English translation of the Chinook Indian word, V A 1 Nesika implies Hall of us and all of us at Everett W .I High School are proud of our orchestra and its director, X ' 'I Z A Raymond Howell. One of their finest performances of 'H ' the year was in the Christmas Program, enthusiastically K i' looked forward to hy all Everett High School students. if , - I f Y Another outstanding function was the Annual Spring A I Concert, which featured many soloists as well as the selections hy the entire orchestra, Pianist Bonnie Wallf gren was the featured soloist in the Second Concerto in G Minor. hy Charles C. SaintfSaens. The orchestra also played Blue Tango, one of the newest of the instrumental compositions to he adapted for orchestra: this featured Barhara Sherman and Lawrence Baird in their inf tcrpretation of the Tango. Another highlight of the orchestras musical offering was the Serenade for Flute and French Horn. This concert proved to he very successful. The orchestra also provided the musical hackground for the 1951 Hi'-Iinx. Although we may not realize it, the music plays an important part in such a production and the orchestra deserves much praise for its fine work. After twentyfone years. the Senior Class Play was revived at Everett High School and here again the orchestra was the musical mainstay. The Snohomish County Mtisie Festival was henefited hy an appearance hy the Everett High School Orchestra and presented a picture of how collahoration hetween the music departments enahled them to uphold the name they already have for their outstanding musical ahility. Another important event for which the crchestra provides the music is the Baccalaureate, which honors the graduatf ing class each June. The orchestra is a group that is kept husy all the year around. participating in assemhlies, concerts. and various festivals, and has contrihuted color and variety to the activities of Everett High School and of the community. Conf gratulations go to the entire group composing the orchestra and to Raymond Howell for their untiring efforts to make Everett High School a School of Championsu in the music department, as well as in athletic events. ORCHESTRA niemhers pic, tured on this page at left are: hack row: Semrau, Cripe, Stallf ings, L. Wilsrwn. Russel, Call. E. Carlson. Baker. Emilson, Joyce. Third row: Hayes, Vw'ade, Dudley D. Hanson, Potts. C. Hansen, Schilling, Henderson. Knutson. F. Hansen. Second row: Blanchard, Jensen, jalink. Gunderson, VUI- liams, Evans, C-rahner. Front row: Quillin, Richardson, Kennedy, Vv'allgren. 25

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f I' Every Tuesday even1n0 eome ra1n sleet or now hsteners to KRKG hear the fam1l1ar Th1s IQ your Everett Hlgh H1 L1ght Under the d1reet1on of Mr Brooks the Rad1o Enghsh class wr1tes ind produees th1s vveekly f11'tt,CI1 mlnute pr mgram Memhers of the ela s are pletured top left left to rlght hrek row Mr Brooks 1m Kemp Sue Gaston Naney Casperson Mur1el Orren Cla1re Stelnelpher etnne Weher Ann Hllen anet Larson Gay Thone Front rovy jean Holmstrom LISA D1re joan Pugh Audree W1llad en Carol Payn Mary o Woody Nad1ne Sch1ll1ng Every mormng and afternoon thexr eheery VOILLS may he heard readmg the announcements over the broadcast Th1s elass was also re spons1hle for the heaut1ful homeeommg eeremony that was maug urated th1S year and the robe for the ueen was donated hy them The dramat1es elass of EHS d1reeted hy Mr Theodore Ceder here ls pletured top rlght Baek row Duane Espeland ohn M1eLeod Stan D1re Tom Anderson Drck Metteer Wes Hendry Glenn Martln Clayton H111 Pete Fortson Seeond rovv Rush DeLong Terry Wells Georg1ana Gaudette Carolyn Byrd Carol Payn Cla1rhell Hammond Sandra Ph1l1pote1u1-1 oan Lannme Carol Carlson Doug Carr Front rovy Lynne ameson Edna Reayes Glor1a Martell Betty Sehre1ner erry Spangler Sue T1edeman Mary Ann Hartson lt has produeed many short plays for the study hall and Enghsh elasses Syunff your partner hr heeome a fam1l1a1' phra e around I llbflf ii Everett H1gh School s1nee the organ1zat1on three years ago of the Danceradoes p1ctured hottom left hack row Charles Granger B111 Gall Charlle Kr1schano M1ke Weltkamp Mr Brooks Seeond row B111 Dohler Sue Walters oan Pugh Laur1e Ba1rd FITSI rovy Dlane Taylor anxee Peek Sandra Phlhpoteaux ean Holm strom Thls group has sponsored an 111 sehool danee and has given In my exh1h1t1on under the f.11I'LLt10IT of Mr Brook at left RCV1VlI1g a trad1t1on set a 1de for 21 year the Sen1or Clas produced a play ID 1977 Under the d1reet1on of Mr Cederherg Take Care of My L1ttle G1rl was presented to the puhhe early 1n the sprmg w1th a east composed ma1nly of g1r1 The humor of th1s eomedy was halaneed hy a ser1ous thread of thought vxh1eh ohn MeLeod md B111 Gall the rest of the ea t In p1etured hottom r1ght Left to r1ght haek rove Verne Peddy eord om Sehvy inkl M1ry jo Woody Sh1rley Siad Htrvey Hart Mr Cederherg Carol Rutherford Dune Taylor Allee Peterson oan Severson M1ke ordan Seeond rovt C1a1rhell Hammond Patt u1gley oan Pugh Carol Martln Pat Eyerlst Mary Lou Well r Terry Wells Front rovx udy MeLean john Maelsead B111 Gall John Ne set Llz Wolfe It 15 the general eonsensus of 0p1l'11OI1 that the play vsas one of the outstandmg pI'OdUeC1OI1b of the year and a great deal of ered1t should he gnen not only to the play ers hut to the Sen1or Cla s adv1ser and thelr eomm1ttees vtho helped make It u h a sueee 3 'wr 3 I E T I-J 1 i 'V .Fm .lgap S '. I .V .M E ,Y 2 Y .3 - .M v,, V.. ,- u 1' ,V x dj I . I iv S ' Iv ,Q -I I I.-9 I -.8 . I . . 4's'sz' ' ' S . ' .ze ' 1 . ge, 1: ' -1 ' ,J ' ' ' ZIV 4 f J ' .r ' . ' ' ' . f . ' ' . T ' z '31 ' 'ra f KJV X . y ,l ' ,' - 2 s B 1 . sf' S'.' 1' fy 'I U 's ' fs, 3' 's ,' , ' ' gl, , A' L, . , . ' R '. V . S. A 1 ' . i V i . 7. fo be Used CVUY Year OU this OCCHSIOU- made the la enoyahle to all ares. The stars were ud McLean, J P Y J E e I I Y N N .Y A 1. n 5 . i - V. , . 2 , , ' se , , Q J. , , . 3 , ' ' ' ' , ,s ' s s s , N Q 1- , C , , -e , xl gil , -J, g , 1 .Q . 5 I ' e. e. ' . ' ..,-- T P T - Q - ,V-1 s r 7 w A . . , 'SR f .N S' Q. N , M Y 3 W , g ' t su ss 1' 4 s ' s C ' ' Mess. 27 V Y