Everett High School - Nesika Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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haf' 5' Tlx vu QP on, 1 Zu 'N 'EF' THEY IIIE IN STUDENT ACTIVITIES There are many world travelers on our faculty. When Mr. Theodorc Cederherg, dramatic coach. visited Austria, he took a special interest in their dramatic productions and relates many of his experiences to his classes. Mr. Arthur Ramslad, who visited relatives on his trip to Scandinavian and other countries in Europe. found that school practices were much different from ours. Miss Stover toured South America two summers ago, Miss Ahlers is looking forward eagerly to her vacation in Europe this summer. Miss Tennyson will also he packing: she anticipates a trip through Mexico. All teachers at EHS have shown their interest in the school hy helping with its various extracurricular activities. Top row, left to right: Mrs. Lauretta Thompson, lihraryg Maurice Thompson, social science, economics, pep committee adviser, election committee adviser, Gulls' Nest adviserg Ar- nold Thostenson, machine shop: Denzil Walters, English, journalism, Kodak, Quill and Scroll adviserg George O. White, mathematics, Student Council adviser. Second row: Myron R. Williams, safe driving, safe driving cluh: Walter 0. Ylvisaker, foreign languages fNorwegian, German, Latinjg Miss Martha Young, home economics, eo-adviser FHA: Philip Zalesky, English, oratorical contests, Red Cross committee, commencement speakers, tennis coach: Verne Zellmer, science, school safety committee: Mrs. Tiearney, main office stenogf rapher. A number of teachers joined our staff this year: Philip Zalcsky, William Dunn, C, H, -lohnston, Raymond Larson, William Langenhacker, Miss Mar' tha Youngg Miss Virginia Kleppe is school nurse and Mrs. Tiearney is our new stcnographer. Walter Ylvisaker returned to EHS this year after teach- ing a year in Norway, while Roald Smith, his exchange teacher, spent the year l9ilf2 here in Everett. Also returning from a leave of ahsencc is Jack Hatlen, Miss Alanet Smith worked for the army as a civilian and was stationed in Germany. Her travels took her to most of the countries of Western Europe. Her joh was one that certainly might he envied hy us all. Mr, Edward Ellis, Spanish teacher, found that extra schooling can he fun if you comhine it with traveling. He studied at the U. and then took extra studies at the U. of Mexico and in France. He also found time to travel over eastern Europe and Spain. SOUVENIRS OF THE 1928 NESIKA Mr, Vanderwilt: You will now prepare for a test. Dorothy M.: I have no pencil or paper. Mr. Vanderwilt: What would you think if a soldier went to war without a gun and am' munition? Dorothy M.: I wou.d think that he was an officer, sir. 1 if bk Pk Miss Taylor: Nathaniel, please give me the formula for water. Nat H.: HIJKLMNO. Miss Taylor: Where in the learn that? Nat H.: You told me it was H to O. world did you Pk ik Pk Mr. Vanderwilt: This plant hegonia family. Mr, Kempkes: Ah, and you of it while they are away? helongs to the are taking care Dk Pk Pk Mr. Rohh: Your hair is getting thin on top. Mr .Wailthei-z I am glad of thatg I hate fat hair. 9 'ACULTY--I 91 es ,gh ,- , ESl517 lZ'SilSt1 -ff 1 ff' I '4 y 'T -.-L-' -1-?T g '1 B- 7 I - - if X i' , ik . -at T I L I I A75 ,Q 1' x 'N ' W y

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lf. -ft Al? Q-M ? 5 its 3 in-. Qs 1' 1'-'- tn-..- FACULTY HAS E. H. S. GRADE Vs'lictlit'r it lic in a class group or a studcnt social group. facultv committcc chairmang Edward S c ot t. conuncrcial, coinincrcial nicinhcrs arc hclplul and co opcrativc. gcography, I'TAg Mrs. Ruth Scougalc. English. Ncsika. Quill and ABOVE. IUP row, lclit Io right: Clasd' S, .loncs. woodsholx Sfmll ndvlsch MlSs ,lanct Siltlili. liUEll5ll' llVlVllV- TU HVY -'Ll liuildmil- Hrounds, and school Plants' coniniittcc chairmang Miss VNT' Virginia Klcppc, school nun.-. L-yy twig: M55 Dum Knapp. Com, Sccond row: Chcstcr Solic. carpcntry: Miss Ruth Stcphcnson, nicrcial, ltllsltlcss arithnictic. lwusincss law: john Kollcana, mathcl Sftfiul Sflcn'-'LY .llmlor 51455 'Nlwfff Vll-'Wm-'Ui M155 I- UW SIVVVW- ummm' lim.-Hmmm Clul, JJVNT. Rlflk. Club Mlviscr' mplwmmc English, foreign languagc: Miss Kathryn Stovcr. scicnccg Miss JMS lldvlscr Ulmlrnmn: Vxjlumm Lmmvnlmdwrq Sk.iL.nCL.. Assistant -lanc E. Taylor, SCH-IIC.-1 Miss Flor.-ncc L, Ttsnnyson, social scn-nk-U' lioothall and track coach. swunming coach, safcty cluh adviscrg soc1OlU!Y-Smdfm Cmmfll'KlVN '- Raymond E. Larson, social scicncc, Exccutivc Board adviscr. Stu' Un thc faculty Ny' EHS gms mgmy Ua.ln,,i.s5 of' this iiisliliiliun, dent Council adviscr. Sccond row: Mrs. Esthcr Ms'FfflCl'- Pull Thcy arc ,lack Bcnnctt, -Iaincs llluc. Lioncl llusscll, Rolicrt Cum' lic rclations chairinan. English, rcnicdial rcading, Torch Honor Sof mms' Vsjillmm Umm, Vvflumm Umwnh xllwk HuI,ImrLl' Lcmm Clvly flLlVlSUfL MISS Ada Mn'KL'l1:lL', EIlilliSl1. USSIIY CUIIYUSISZ MVS- Ncssct, Norma Ringnian, Mauricc Thompson. and l'hil XYalling Leona Ncssct, ni.un study hall tcacltcr. Scagal adviscrg Harry f-Ord. Mick' slwct mvml Show MISS Agmis Phumiy' Enghshz Miss Rim Did You know that .lack llcnnctt was lloysi Cflul' ltrcsidcut in M Rt-fl. coinmcrcial. Alunior Prom adviscr. 1957 And rim. Boi, qjummms WM M.crk,t-lu. Ut' tin, BUYF- Clul, llhlilvsf, lclt to right, top row: Mrs. Martha Rcilly, cafc in 1940 and a Torch Socicty ollficcif' Hc was on that llainous tcria supcrvisorg Miss Norma Ringni.ui. choir, girls- gh-c, Scagal 1940 haslccthall tc.un1 so was -lack Hulihard. Mrs, Ncssct was a drill adviscr, asscnihly coinimtrc-ty ls.-In commim-Q, productions ccunincncctncnt spcakcr and winncr of thc Rotary Achicvcnicnt cvnnnittccg hlzs- ilcrtrudc Schnasrc. social scicncc, rcmctnhrancc Award, jamcs Bluc actcd as a chccr lcadcr in his iunior ycar 9, Vwfilliani Dunn won licst Blocltcr Award in liootliall. A ,Vx .Jq 5 vvhs hr' tung- kfsx +1-'N s S-

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