Everett High School - Nesika Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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And the show in the classroom ulwuys went on and on ond on 'QR 0' aught NIERYYN D. YALCHT . . . Spanish. NIRS. JOSEPHINE XVASSON , . . Eng- lish. TED YVHTTE . , . Nlafllc- mathivs. ROBERT A. XYICK- STRUH . . . English. OHYILLE NI. YYILCUN ...A X IllL'I'lL1lI1 history, worlcl history. Xlasliiiigtoii Statv history. NIYHCN R. XYILLIAXIS . . . Safr- driving. NEAL XYINIBIER . . . Clic-misti'5'. Torch aclviss-in PHILIP ll. Z.-XLESKEY . . . Historv. llxllllls c-oach. ' Elmer Larson. Elmer Ohm-rg. Elcloii HL-cklv. Kcimy Bays. Alf PL-tvrsoii. Cary Ciiimiiigton. Ed Stanforcl. and Ivan Fraiizi-ii iiialw up part of our ciistoclial staff. Thvir part is to rm-anly the hiiilclimgs for can-h clafs oiislaiiglit. as thc lc-ails. thc- hit playcrs. aiicl thi- extras crowcl in for thi- scviiz-s to hc- ciiactvcl that clay. H XIAHCVERITE SN,-XYELT , . . Choral music. Sc-agals. Cliorclcttvs. hoys' choir, lli jiiix. opt-rvlta. RUTH STEP- HENSUN ,... Xiiivric-.ui history. Amvri- caii go x 1- 1' ii m c ii t, LOTTIE LOVISI-I STEVENS . , . Latin GERALD SLSTAID . . . lfilglisli. staili' L'l'lll:l. FLORENCE TENNYSON , . . Aiiicri- uan history, senior coimsclor. -l.-XXIES THIELE . . . Crafts. Nlcchanical clrawing. NIALRICE THQNIPSON Aim-rican history. Aiiivricaii govcrn- mi-iit. Chills' Ni-st aclvisvr. XIEL- YIN TURSETH . . , Nlatln-iiiatin-s. Thr- laclivs rvspoiisihlv for thc cafeteria scrxiw arm- ixflllil XYil- liams. Hr-ln-ii Nlimiaxx. Siuatta Slircflilvr. Laiirciia Caspvrsoii aiicl Katie Haiiclall, Tha-x hvlp to km-vp thi' show riiimiiiu hx livvcliiiu almost thi- xxholo vast of play-rs at Eu-rvtt High. I s

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Students helped formulate new policies for school uiluirs uurow LEFT: Sharon Akers. corre- sponding secretary. is taking college preparatory work to attend the Ev- erett junior College and the Universi- ty of XYashington. She favors liusiness achninistration as a career choice. iiigeow HILHTZ A.S.B. recortling secre- tary is Donna Chase. She owns tl horse and enjoys liorsehack-ricling. Everett Alunior College will he her stepping stone for training as an air- line stewartless. Donna was the Hoinecoining Queen for 1958. 'X 'A Us rlilll' S'l't'lJl'fN'l4 CUVNCIL is the l hcatl ot the liverett lligh School Stutlc lts nieinliers have ratitiecl constit11tion Art Cluh, Chess tzluiv. ancl the choir. They authoriyetl a contrihution to the largest tlag pole in the lnitecl States at o11r capital in ' Olympia. The Stutlent Council worketl with the newly organizetl Ethics Connnittee on eni- phasizing hehavior stanclarcls. The Stuclent Council also took care of inatlers concerning the exchange stutlents. Several years ago Ixverett started plans tor an exchange pro- grain with Celle. Cerinany. hut only vears have the plans conie nearer realization. lfinally. this year we welconiecl two stutlents. The Stutlent Council last ye: an active part in laying plans antl this xeai s Stuclent CllllIlC'll carriefl those o11t ancl inaclc IIUVV ONES. A venture ot this sort shows the inaturltv ol stuclent goxerninent at Everett High. ingeow rural-iT: Cary Hansen. vice- presitlent. is takin! courses tor entry into Xlcstern XYashingt0n College ot Education to stutly physical therapy. He enioys all sports antl is tl1e hase- hall teani captain. ISELUXX' i.Ei 1'z Sue Baker. stuclcnt hotly treasurer. is a nieinher ol niany school connnittees, XX'ashington State is her college choice. Art is a favorite holm- hv ot hers. Both Sue ancl Sharon Akers were honiecoining princesses. f Z 1 1 4 Q za ff' Z ., ,, ff 4. I.Iil 'lI A.S.B. president Willie Kohnc holtls the center ot the stage at stu- clent council meetings. He plans to stutly engineering at Stanfortl Uni- versity. XX'illie is an excellent violin- ist. skier. antl trackinan. .Xssisting the stuch nt hotly officers shown at Llil- Ii ancl A .xnovi-. were the officers of the Cirls' ancl Boys, Cluhs. ,,.. ' 'lihe Stutlent Council, picturecl on page seven consists ot n' 0- ,Q Hou' One: Baker. Akers. Chase. liohne, Hanson. Hou' 2- 'l'u'11: Xlr. li. Larson. llart. llenry. Koehler. Nlanley. .p Xlincks. Iaiwrenee. Hou' 'l'l1r1'e: Baker, NY:-stover, Pep- si ,il ple. Kauttvniann. Xlorton. Honning. Row Four: Vlanies, ' liarcott. Ilortner, Larson. Cohltinch. Xlorehouse, Barton. .Mi 75 T' A egislatiu -nt. Boclj.. QW s tor the ' in recent oversea- ir playctl Than. Representatives troni each important school cluh coorclinate plans tor the niany activities. such as clances ancl concessions. that cluhs are interestetl to participate in. The lN'l'lfR-CLl'B COUNCIL nieeting here with Cary Pepple. chairinan. are Item? Une: Branch. nl. llortner. Berger. Talhnan. Buher. Barcott. Stuufling: P1-pple. Hou' Yao: Thonipsoii. Nlorton. Blick. Nl. Peterson. Yorkston. Salishury. N. Peterson. Paul. 1 ' 'rf 'e Q 1 ' Q . C . -.....-- s Nm L . A 1. H-s..x...fsA . ,, 'llhis At'-ll' the ill'l.l.S' XlfS'l' CXl5lXlf'l' has lit'Qlt'kUl'.ltt'tl 'l'he ICXIC-Cl l'IYlf BOAHID at meetings lll'l'll i't'LIlll.1I'lf prosecutes stutlent ot'- the C-ulls Nest. kept up the systcni ol LUlllIlllttl'l'N housflit 1 new lit'L'Ul'Ll rack. NlUIlNlll'l'l e :lllltlN tfo11ilc lJ.tIlk't', .1n1l p11lili1'ilntl the XXl't'lstllLl ope ' g slt'I'. X lL'c'- 1l'1'sl4lt'I1t1 Xl ', i 'wsu . t.lI'f'4tl't'.tNlII't'I' lennv l,.1ss1-grin . . seniester. Sally l'rior. 1 l th K 1 1 nul ot tln X1 t vu ni llt Vat Xlurphv. Xickie Snnler. latls B1-ver. pi'es11l1-nt. ll1.lIl.l l1s- I I lln nil Lll ml ' l 1n1l vit pn nhnt ot tu t ten1lers ot tl1e school s rules an1l regulations. lhe Boarcl is a eoinposite ot sopho- inoi-es, juniors. .1u1l seniors whose nanies have heen presentetl troin honie roonis. Hou' tale: Blix Bennett. Larsen. Bailey. Arleile lf. ,hIlLlt'l'SUll. Hou' 'l'1L'o: Xleyer. Xkeiss. 'l'h0inpson. Vlellison. Xlitchell. flsilllllkl. Xortl. Hou' T1ll't't'.' Clarke. Har- heck. Talhnan. Bielser. T. Bortuer. Yelle. 1.1-wellen. Hou' lfour: l'.1ncoast. Hicharcls. 7 laslsett. Hunsluirger. Xleyers. Creen. S.lllNlllll'Y- A. .,- 1 i'Is1 I1 .kliseiltl Sects - ' .L,- . N' ' .N 15