Easton High School - Eastonian Yearbook (Easton, WA)

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,-om--,-,ee - --o-,, ,..CL-18818 Ju N 1 ow l on september 4, 1934, we clue-of 1936 emma use ee ee- l01Jlf9l'f!I1'UlOle Ieverefcrtxmete inhevlng hte! our clue. hey were Anne Stereevich and William Ykuie' Virgin!! '-Iiflldill from school to miter Puyallup High Sehool endohlrleedtheleolettuedm-ingthefiret emeetc. Attire D031-Im1I8 of thefeecond emeeter, lhtt Zmlm' joined ue. , here , - fetymoud to have eo my outetecungnnberefin our V to participated an football tens. lil Reno, hotle: hqeom center-3 Joe luich, guudg B811 Ilk- ovich, gurl: Illia Smith, lhelfheokgo and Irencle Scobee, belf- I n.u'1ngAthe 'oeeketbell eeeeon theceleee of,136A1ee rencont- M on the teuby Ilrrell lQ, and B111YHE7!,lhe ll hifi: uae the eeomd teen. o . ' A he Junior girls also perticipeted in athletics. Qlhili Anne, 8fl!8OV10h eu ite only jxmicr girl pleylng basketball, the not of the girl: took pert in other activities. ' N Gmc Iohneonqle our cnlymeuber inthe hid: school symphony and dence orchestra. Verna Koller, llsry Dsynoki, Jamie Storkc- vich, Anne Steroevich and Angelo Rovetto dere student represente- tivee tho attended the Yakima Valley Oonference. 'me chu officers for the first euneeter Ierez 1n'ee1dent,. ll mths vice-president, Verne Kollerg secretary, Anne Stereo- viohz end treasurer, Joe Tomich. The following were elected for eecond emeetm' officers: president, ld mithg vice-president, Joe ilcmichg eecretery, lhry Dzyackig and treeem-er, Anne aeeree- vifhe Angelo Rovetto upholds our scholastic record ee e mmbc' of the Torch society. ' Oereleeeleebeenveryeettve dur in :gre-:gig-,.y,., ecngeelwea., mamumex roinraizfsn: enum-yen-ne: Uilfwiw- Ifvillbvmlnmmummsunuemeex- illforlrdtodrgmluetion endhope umegqpgu-nut, lillllohteo. The Junior ehes selected the cn-me if' 010- flour. md in motto is-'xnovlfgge gizkhemergg 2: Szooeeehl 4 - 'Dm juniors extend their epprecieti. 1' eful yen- ,activitiee to their eleee adviser, uncle.:-mg 222. ot has lhl'7lll1l'k1'35 ii '- ,

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Classes Qlli'UNllHDllRS Dzyacki Johnson Kairis Kollar Rosso Rovetto Scobee Smith Starcevich Starkovich Thompson Tomich Yakovich Zauhar Junior Message The Juniors, Class of 1936, wish tc call to the attention of the lower classmen of Easton High, the attempted noble deeds and accomplishments of the juniors, which we hope will serve as inspirations to those who will replace us. May you strive to accomplish greater success, raise your improving scholastic record, and continue to strive for better citizenship. As we give, so do we accept advice, and promise to exert every effort to fur- ther the accomplishments and wishes of the graduating seniors, who have so skill- fully watched and guided over us during our formative period. PAGE 9