Easton High School - Eastonian Yearbook (Easton, WA)

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Page411 EASTONIAN 1232 ORCHESTRA Front: liob lla-11, NI?l1',9,'Hl'0t Tlwmpszm. Hazel Immon. Ed Hog-qos-Ixus. John Vittom-. Rear: Charles IVJUHIDZIIH M:11'g:,'ar0t Hell, Hilton Grandstaff, La Vina Frich- ette, Miss H-elen .IL-llsen, Orwin NVeslwiCk. Charlos Ray.

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1932 EASTONIAN Page43 GIRL? ctus ., , 14 ' s Front: NI2Il'H,'Hl'Pf Tighe, Marian CHlDl11'l1, AIRI'2,'2ll'4:I llell, Sophia Kollzer, Antonm-'tt9 llusiv, N12lI'2.2'2ll't't 'l'hmnpsnn, Dzllly I'2lI'k4-'l', Harriet Mit-iluell, Yvonne Santee. lY'1'l1It'I'I Vern Vlzlhovivh, Katherine Yurknvic-h, Mary Miloseviuh. Hazel Immun, Elk'2lllO1' xvilliilflis, XVinifre-rl l,7iHllHI'. lvlildlw-fl Miller, l'lle:111u1' I:2lI'6tiI'h. lie-rnicw Mmltpeiit. Nlury Yurkovir-h. livzlr: Miss Mitchell, Mary liars-Lich, Ulezgn Pasquzln, Im Vina l 1'iChetfe H4-nrin-tie SZIIIIPC, lXIz11'ju1'ie Pless, JPl1llio T'l:-:-as.

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h A 1982 Page 45 W ' l een. mme nm!-1 oncmefrm e i ' Wellgffolka, nero we oomeuoumbiog flghb into this' , year. The first thing we ran into was the.Senior Play. ThQ,lBB1G l said, Yiell, how uould'you like to tear off a,tew pieces for our play?' of eo rse we said, 'Sure.' so we played for them. The horns were tooting up onee.MV in a while, and the tiddleo get along squeakingly wellgwl Ed at the drums, kept time with his feet, hands, and. head.l We did our best and we guess the seniors thought it was a11'r1ght44 ' .' ' + .4 A ., is get enough of us toget r, and gave a dance after a bggkgtbgjl game. All the Easton 'Soe1ety'5 faculty. and the Easton ' Shieks ' a d their girls thought it was . keen. If they were eetistiedg there was no one else e lift to latisfy. ' I a we decided to play at the Junior canoe dpring the intermission, while.the regular orchestra hed a rest, - we had a good time, at least we thought we did, and after he ' -' -' V on .I 7,42 ell, tv t is ell.that matters. ' The Drhmatioo Class bailed on us twice. He played fa me matinee per- formance they gave in ha or of George 1 Weshingtonfs Birthday, and for the grams. V - ouargaret Bell+--- Orwin Eestw1ck--- Robert Bell ---- -- A La Vina Friehette John V1ttone---+- Charles Dunbar4-- - Hazel Lemon ------ Ed Bogoehus'----M Charles Haykf-+- 1 its ,, lg, AlldHigh School ?lSY, 'The Men in the Moonne .Imagine playing for fthe man- in the meon'4 l ,' Q'5 Q 'Walpole-o r lest tribute to tho' sen1ore.wheoeye,Flgyddvrorftheir Beeealemreate son po maneement Ure-' Qu! instructor is Miss Helen Jensen and the members of-the Orchestra and their instruments are:- -f----wviolin ' - ------ Violin -------Violin Margaret Thompson ---- ---Violin ------waeeordion Amellophone --w-Q--Clarinet --we---brows Hilton Grondetafff-----'Gornetg --- mwwxecordiuu