Published: Friday, February 26, 2010
Seems Like Yesterday
50 YEARS AGO (1960)
The English department staffs at Everett Junior College and Everett High School were hosts last evening to the English teachers from all Snohomish County high schools at a dinner meeting at the college. Marjorie Day of the EJC English department was in charge of dinner arrangements. Assisting with the arrangements were Katherine Allison of the college and Ted Cederberg, head of the Everett High School English department.
Classes on safe bicycle riding, sponsored by Country Lassies Home Demonstration Club, would be conducted on the next two Saturdays at Machias School. At the conclusion, Patrolman Bob Landon would give a test and awards.
25 YEARS AGO (1985)
Wayne Bartelheimer, farm manager, social worker and teacher, would discuss “The Luck Factor” at a seminar in Room 200 Monte Cristo Hall at Everett Community College. The free program was sponsored by the college’s Home Economics department.
Stephen Phelps and Cary Countryman were honored by Sno-Isle Skills Centers as vocational students of the quarter. Phelps was a Mariner High senior enrolled in the machine trades program while Snohomish High senior Countryman was studying data processing.
By Jack O’Donnell from Herald archives at Everett Public Library
The English department staffs at Everett Junior College and Everett High School were hosts last evening to the English teachers from all Snohomish County high schools at a dinner meeting at the college. Marjorie Day of the EJC English department was in charge of dinner arrangements. Assisting with the arrangements were Katherine Allison of the college and Ted Cederberg, head of the Everett High School English department.
Classes on safe bicycle riding, sponsored by Country Lassies Home Demonstration Club, would be conducted on the next two Saturdays at Machias School. At the conclusion, Patrolman Bob Landon would give a test and awards.
25 YEARS AGO (1985)
Wayne Bartelheimer, farm manager, social worker and teacher, would discuss “The Luck Factor” at a seminar in Room 200 Monte Cristo Hall at Everett Community College. The free program was sponsored by the college’s Home Economics department.
Stephen Phelps and Cary Countryman were honored by Sno-Isle Skills Centers as vocational students of the quarter. Phelps was a Mariner High senior enrolled in the machine trades program while Snohomish High senior Countryman was studying data processing.
By Jack O’Donnell from Herald archives at Everett Public Library
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