Everett High School - Nesika Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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I Sflllll'l1fN lwuiz' Main lu'!u'1'r'n l'I!l.S'Nl'.N. 1 i. M... .ww f V f ' ,wt ' nw Q . I Ls Y . og L........ .W - w 74 1' V. 'vt -4 Q. 2, J if, , .M , . ,, ,A .xxx 3.3 112 .Q Gqcfirzifzizfzafozi cms fzaofzfs of cfiiioiz Hr. Bwrl X'lIllIll'l'lL'llf Mr. C. A. Lou' Sccing that scvcnty-tlircc faculty nu-inlmcrs and morc than scvcntccn lmndrccl and scvcnty stnclcnts work togcthci' wcll is no casy task. This. howcvcr. is thc task of Bcrt Vanclcrwilt and CI. A. Lovc. principal and vicc-principal. rcspcctivcly. of Evcrctt High School. Thcy con- stantly strive- for hcttcr rclations hctwccn thc town ancl the school, ancl work for thc main- tcnancc of more- cfficicnt orclci' on thc campus. -'Ninn-.A Q C nl by NIICMIHCIRS Ol SCHOOL BOARD O. .Iolmson Cl. Dnwc Xl. Fcrrcll Chuck Smith. 1nc:11'l', lc-ft Evcrctt High School at thc hcginning ol 1955 to assmne the rcsponsihilitics of snpcrintcnclcnt of the Enum- claw School Systcm. Bcforc lcav- ing, Nlr. Smith was vice-principal zmcl. prcvions to that. assistant football coach. Stnclcnts of Evcr- ctt High wish him goocl luck in his ncw position. A, s 5' fig, ag --- ' If ' W... . - qc f x - X X 'fvium' . -az, ' A .. i'4',t'1.. : P ff'-J 1' ' ,TZ , ' fi , l fy it i . ' ttf . iltnjL.,i,-L.. , ij! llgkmihd U! ,, .4444 QV V- .01 11 T X, A fff .. -Z A. ' gb u , I I 5 'I 4' f f ' . . . ,ff ...Lf bf, -gc A 1-----N SUN? R. wr' I, I K. ,, .4 - fgfz I a,. ,Yr Y i i ' A . ' 6 LM 'g,5f'77-.. . 14 H ff ff gEt. -J -fam, '14 ..-M' ,, 1 4625 fiilf as T qw W-LY!g'- ,-,,,,,.,t - , 6 Chuck Smith

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MRS. LILLIAN BARTON lfnglisli, Tnreli Sm'ii'tyf rlzairman OIIN l3ICNNE'l l' l'fn,Lfliwl1. Cnlilen YVings :id 1' i ser RIDGELY BIRD Band -IAXIIZS BIJUIC cI!Jl11HlL'I'!'lfll If-Hi-Y 1l!ll'l.YL'l' yell lt'!l!l!'l'.S -'lflL'lSCl' FRAN K BRO KAXY Home c'rnn1.s'elm' -IAXIES BROOKS Commercial, .senior elass adris-er, Radio Englislz adviser LIONEL BUSSELL Cmnnzereial, Ili-Y adviser LOUIS BUSTER Sf'iL'n1'e, Forestry Club adviser ROBERT C.-XRBONEAU llistfrry and emnmereial s-uplnmmre r'la.s's counselor 8 JN J fe-f , X. X Always willing to help some student to learn, the teachers Z f are important in the world of today. They act as counselors to individual students and as ad- visors to various activities and organizations on the campus. They also serve on committees ranging from faculty social af- fairs to civil defense and school safety. They are doing their best to help make us well-rounded d '1 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' '- a ults md irc. strnmg to fxt us for our future needs omf ui to GEORGE CLARKE Sr'if'n1'e PAUL BRINCKEN. left Librarian CLIFFORD BRONILIXC-, right, Industrial Arts Department Head ELLEN COLLINS Study Hall ROBERT CUNIXIINS .Uatl1ematii's THEODORE CEDERBERC, left English Department Head BERT COLBURN, right, Science Department Head ISABELLE CUTHBERTSON English DAVID DAHL Ifnglisli, Tnrelz Snriety adviser XYILLIAKI DELLER Ilealtlz, swinmiing zwielz