The Leadership Class and Torch Society of Everett High School should be commended for putting on an enjoyable gathering at the high school cafeteria on Feb. 13. The room was packed with senior citizens who had a good spaghetti dinner and were entertained by a talented high school jazz band.
Thank you, students. It was a memorable evening.
BILL CARPENTER
Everett
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