Everett High School - Nesika Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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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

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1 Z ,ff , elf f ft f ft rf ff IZ 15, ZOLU' E 7,061 O 'ZQLTE . , ,f Lx f f,' J .I J ,fa N nwl.1 ':'. I X , f I New to the staff this year were Robert Carboncau and J 'I I George Clarke, ex-navy mcng David Dahl from Moses Lakeg ,,,g-fjjki. ff XVilhun Deller, another uswabbien, who taught at EHS in :Wlx'llfl1T.'xl-n,,xX gl previous ycarsg Alexander Kaminski from Boeingfsg Pearl Miller, I ' - Vfluff fl ex Wave anet Smith who has retnmed to us after teaching in . I Costa RIC1 for a yearg Orville Wilcox from North junior. The L former Ivithryn Stover became Mrs. Paden. 1 ,VA -I I I' 1' I, -1 4l BIRRELL DINNETZ Physical education, G.A.C. ad Uiser NVILLIANI DUNN Sheet Metal ll-9-S'l-Sfllllf football coach wrestling couch EDXVARD ELLIS Languages Ski Club adviser ELLEN EBIERSON Commercial LOL' IS FAC N A N Englislz, drama FRANCES FONFARA Home Iieonzmiicx JIM ENNIS, left, Physical Education Department Head, football coach, Big E aduiser XYILLIAXI HATCH, rigllf, Boys, counselor RAYMOND HOXYELL, left, .llusir Department Ilcad ESTHER JOHNSON, right, Girls, Counselor DONALD CEIJSBEEK Electronics Radio Club XYILLIANI GOXVEN Plzysical education, Pep Committee ad ciser golf coach CHARLES HATLEN Matlienzatics JACKSON HUBBARD Science, basketball and baseball coach Big E adviser HELEN HULETZ Social Science NIORRIS HUTCHINSON Science Projection Club Aclcixer CASEY JONES II 'oodcraft ALEXANDER KANIINSKI Indu.s'trif1l Artr VIRGINIA KLEPPE Sclzool Nurse 9