Easton High School - Eastonian Yearbook (Easton, WA)

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I i X , il ,nw sf , .w , Q, 1: 111 A ul 4. 2 51 f P. H W .St 1 A x , .QW4-Q.,-,,,,. e .,,..........oRwuzA'rrons . 10:5 ' o n X 0 X . l'hGl' :ls no tripto like a book I Qpigkigffjilt .V , To teh us lends essy 1 r lla' my inspiration we Q page 5 .f ' 01 pruning poetry. 5 p- o may moxueqa. 5 of Easton mg: sue laid in 1924gt ess' thst' o libre:-yt ess very eeeeotiel to the growth f .Q of skool. Bow tnas this ms, has been Pl'0Yd Q gn th: yesrs of its existence. I me libmery hes betgede ., Wil. and improved. A section od' juvenile boo A -bel d lsddodw sid the made school pupils in their lurk Ill.-, Today, a ooiroulatiooot 2,100 books, M4111-Ill, ,A end 3 newspapers emphatically tells the importance of our Mbit!! .Riot an stuaqite. In one ren 75 nel books me aaaea to our ' stsoolilo number. In this new addition are tamd seiilhf Ltravel, biography, sociology, litem-aturo,. fisting fiction, and reference books. Already mmy oikthsso books. euro regarded as old friends by the mston pupils. The tewhl-'so nlnoyhold 'Sho reference boolm in high esteem as they offqlj :mth ' mtpplemmtary emlnnation. ' , 3 Perhaps the most used section of the library is UIIMQIUIO suction. The new aubsoriptions to popular and scientific le azinoa aid not only in mining claus work more interesting end um-th while, but also in providing mmyonhourot enjoyeble reading for those who are fortunate enough to have their required work cmmleted. .r :F Q - ,A 3 men umm, our eepeue ond e1-r1.e1mz librarian, ae emed by ,stiff or student librarians. Bob. Boll serves ss e., 'llfgbllii Hpzel Loon ou:-as for tho papers and IIQISIIII sots as typist. Other helpers ue: Ann Sterhovllh, Q egslvnx Bev! spripie, lzrmrot 'T1Qo, Angelo RdYet'kb,, B111 1 ? 3 Txglibx-salt is open before school, six periods e dey, 'pd ,gl 3 a eh time after' school. ' Everyone is weloane il shether in sesroh of knowledge or just to In-.Mil 5.5 Qtgylth the friendly hooks that never grow tirosozm. Aullssil- ggg,ai'f',:zcg, needed in choosing or finding books, will gladly be Q!!! the librarian in charge. b mu lhrinioh '35 r fs ' ' f,ff I 5A - UC ' t an M yra by so

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47 ' ,,,,,. ,....,.....,..,-- ...W ,.- - 4, e, L ,ORGINIZATIUNS 2 ' ' CLUB . 'lQ'l'0llb1lllou.'pn1llt1onemm0eedoftheeth1otelo2 lltennidliehool, who have euned letters in the mjor eporte. , the year, ite mubce etrtve to create and maintain betta eeloilrlliy, epartmnnehip, eitismehip, md fellovehtp Ing and etudente of the eohool. b'QQ'l'l, eaemet eeznemjar letter helthd' footNL1,.beBtll1J.,teeebel1., ortraek. Baeofourndeee Mreeenedtheelretedeeuiethroudnherdeerkendhoneettnin- Ullllullle Olhtlhtvotaililtoblinhlrdlnsudl, ill!! Ul.yethte3ol'n3n.'e. Ittleleotnetlmteeene lice ll'l'g1ftedIl.theanu0netun1db111tymd,goodhea1th, toeern eletter, -without etriet treininapeetieee end ducted efforts. HIYIHHIDIQ, thdttlleydidlottlellldfthotreqllitlee, enduevgenlttheteeuefletmtidanrehmuvlrrlnneid- el.'ehLrbeemee ofthe uepwtnlllih attitude. he Inqlhlve to ,lliilllfl theee hmd1eQl.. nd ere determined to have eeeluethletedo evuvthingpoeeibhfmhte eeheolend ite tene. hetmiluvilleoonbeknoll, lI0fQ.1IN1'fhO1l'Q0lQGflv :Mp end epirtted shrug qualities, but for their adlnnee tlmoudmut eva? pie. ' Since eeeh erganiltim presents one eeeubly eeoh year, the 'B' Olub eoadueted ite initiation of ne' mature before the etu- dent body. heh neophyte me dreeeed in e football unifom, and Ind to eel! it throughout the day. me initietim featured etch initiate ax the fprrogrm, and euberreement and tunidity reeulted llilebly 'encouraged' eeehneophyte todohie pert, hielag parade of 'urge' being-quite effeetive. he hitietim hroudat the mmberehip up to fifteen. The old mature ues Robert Ben, Pete Giovemle, llil Rosso, Qrrell nxalpem, Andy Tamhiek, and George Sterhovieh. The new members ues, 'raw Itrlmvieh, ldveerd llyeeki, lhreo Gaeperloh, Itlliem ulmien, n-men seem., :ree -muah, nm auth, oemgqung, 'Dune Rissl. Ui-Di! Iput, and Betrmd Saunders. Cdrdimrily letrmdh all ie Bud, hut not in the 'I' Ulubd' The following were elected to hold 'I' Club offices thrmga- out the years Preeidont, Pete Monneleg Vtee-preeident, hu 'Roeeog Secretary, Robert Belly Treasurer, Darrell 'Ihempeem George Sterhvvtoh- '37 Page 9 4,43 ,I v.a4.iaiE 5. -1'1.-..-og,-A 32. -Q-3' -lf . tg,-1. Ma, -ga E ,Lf Lx . 15' ,..N .1 .-1 , 'Y -s 4 . t ' 1 A v - Q 1 ' -.- 75 14. I-H - -I. Il-I h -3 ' LE A f .gin .:.- 25 A ,j . :Wife f 5. L.J,.. ef' m,,.1jf-M:5.,g3:,3'i'l-f-5 -Lv e-.V -'--.- 4 W c-L wiv 1, ...Y J 4.,..g'.- A 1 v. My A . W ,M-N., A .--1-,.,:'.......