Everett dedicates bench to EHS Class of 1968

City and school officials and alumni gathered at Glendale Park

The City of Everett joined with the Everett High School (EHS) Class of 1968 at Glendale Park to dedicate a bench in honor of the members of the class and remember the ones who are no longer with us. City of Everett staff, along with members of the Class of 1968, Superintendent William Hart and elected officials, gathered at Glendale Park in recognition of the newly dedicated bench. Following the dedication, everyone in attendance was welcomed to the EHS Crimson Café to enjoy a luncheon that was prepared by EHS Culinary Arts students.

“It’s amazing to see that no matter where life may take the members of this class, they always find a way to stay in touch and come back together through events, get-togethers and remembering the ones who are no longer here,” said Mayor Carlo DeMaria. “I’m glad the City of Everett was able to honor this class that never forgets their Everett roots.”

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