Easton High School - Eastonian Yearbook (Easton, WA)

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LOTIVITIB . ,x 'Ab 3 ' Wig ! ! fm. H1 vmmsvfxiz Loohinver1enotdeed!H:erlloll.reetheetheknaveo1'Bee1'ie provedthie i.Qfh0D1l.1h1tllfl1ir eleee. !hetoirpr1neeeeheeaved1ntheniekQoi't,7ffll0l'li, pompous tingean ll1lb!ldOll1CtllDPODIl1l0Q,,01ll'i!l8 at the aetee, was teeeted rtgat royallye Allthennbere. ofiheeut performed their pete in thin delighthll PIU 'ith ,the tlineieel- ltrmdgreeeneeeeeery tonnkeeeehehereotcelive. the freshmen had planned-to 'keep iteeeolue project, but ee. additional talent eu needed, it new into en all-eehool Thepegeeeerebarroeedtrom'oheg.-adee.'theme1nuhhnetireeere: h King Pempdebile ' Hilton Keirtl . Indy Violetta 4 Iern RIIIIOD Kino A Banu' McDrenth D Chancellor llbert Beattie ' 4 khid Stella Rolltto , V Pastry Uooke A Angeline Segoto - ifeennellyere he lhnager lhdeline Peruoen . In addition to the play an ettreotive novelty toy eoldiet dance was presented by: Iam Rneecm, llwion leger, Margaret L. Time, Glerioe leeteiok, Shi:-iey hglieh, Imnee- ligzfhgle, and Ann Steroevioh. Bernice Hiller and mmol Lawn eeoaupenied otha alternately et the piano and eemphone, tith Fred Bumier et the hillumgotm, with thoeddition of Ihrymloki, uter- tdned with n Q little Irish Kerry Dance. Between nuubere me High School Oreheetra played several popular numbers. nen1ehunw1ywm,'uneoxpmmeuememn1on.414 eevelmxteruy. lohnntedtodehiepntinurdctoeentrilnie eanethugteud ineolvugeme ottheproblne ottheeeheol. Shlemney ie needed to tinmee ethletioe, lllQl1YNYi,,uIl leetamn, eeeiel tunetime, and mteeellmeoul Qf1Y1'5lll, ll well eetoeidhthepm-eheeeot1e'neue typeeot eqeuneni, littletlought neneededtodeeidemereournet poeeedleould bediehritnted. Arterethernoduetim emmeeleerepeid, the yroeeedeetthteeueeeeetulenterteimexteeredividedequellrbe- tween the1935heten1an andthe hdiehmd, ihellifel' N128 etertedbythe lnemxtery Sehoollhiiapurodueed everypleeeing H.ll11IPl1lD08'w P1939 oplfitfle '

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l V ?? 3 has E . .1 3 - w E i W. I If ' -xx W ! - N 1 ,en ,,. f.. . .,,.1-1 5.7, ,f s 1 My ,M ,, g.....,.Q.IDTIY1T1 , 1 ' ' 4 x ,nt T -- l 1 .wi ml, if -V4 iq r ' l ' I . f y, y by :NJOR HAY 1 o . o l o f 2, 1934, the Smioreapreaented a V617 'Rejuvenating the Fmilyh- It was presentodjeerly-in the the .heavy more Qm-:veg eo that better attendance result. In the play, Louise Rightingale and Beta Giwenele ffl fighting most of the time, being brother and sister. HCI- 'fe f ever, during every day school life, they appear muchlieere friend- ' Imagine little Hhrion Wagner being Hazel LUDIVB moth!!-'I Heil. lei' ,A played, esueuel, the part ctfthe neg,-o maid. UND EDI!! QIEQ3-'iw rote Giovenele end Hazel Lemon wereftrying to 'vamp' each other 2'3,f?22jee,,gusua1., Margaret Time and Homer mclnreath were able to sake Q gemlvee at home ma dieplzw their ,infant ile enum. nayxus ', childish, indeed! Robert' Bell, Anne Starlmvich, Segots were the teen gad-Qaboute. They were rllvtdxinglb Q4 gm piety Egbert wee the real estate ealesaen, but renee to nu 'ff' .li'1?B01?0H80-A - ' w ' ' A - 5 i Betweeneacts one and two, a good negro exit sae givm: 'shieh W the audience to its feet----3---'Kmybe they sore tired of 5' aittingl. Between aote two and' three, Marion, wagner did sn toro- ' 5 y batlc nance, accompanies by the :ugh School orchestra. me oe- g chestra played several selections before the plow and between the actlle The Senior Play is always an outstanding activity of the school year. meh year finds the entire senior group ready to pertioirlte. for several years past, it has been the practice of 4 w the senior play to include every senior as a member of the east. I' T i 1 . talented, and the play ie not as efficiently prodncedle 'a 1 'selected eest could produce it However, the participation of senior in the play, with each doing his best possible pa' ce , is cmzrpensation mach more desired, ue believe. M' 1 ' ,have always been very successfully produced, and 'nejuvq ff as JW37' sas ldded to the growing net or Festa: mm I The not proeeeds of this performance were used to psy for the gender picture in the yearbook, and also to help pay for .he enf- houncmente 'Rejuvenating the Family was a splendid encodes, gl Y The plow sas very capably directed by 'lisa Helen Helden up nasal Lumen '35 his feature has a disadvantage, in as much ae all seniors are I '25-'1 ., , is ,,wgg4?1 - , ' 1 , I Q X his , ' P -11 ea -'f o A . , f ig wv. ut. 0 .H y ' - ' ' 52? qi' A , we Lzf fgf il-! .'x ' - I, 1 Us 434- 'll 5 1 1 -A ' ' - - . ' 4 , ' N 5, in f' Iv 2- - ' ' ' , ' 'bi ' ETF' '- u ' - f ' ' e , ' 1! 'f.- 5: w ' .M ' ' ' - F 'fl fh .Q M , 0 T 1 . 'A 4 A KM :E L 'yt ,E ' ff, , ' PL15, If - .V gl , - ' . mlefhoth from they .standpo1.nt'.o1!-perforzlzanee .end financed 4- 1 55 fix?-1 ,Y 1, ' ' Wag ' r l film -! 12'- 1. . .ul ' ygg 38 1,1 , ful ' . ,I LLL 'zfxx' A ' ken '1 +a'Tf:1 'k. ' 'lg . . ' ' + ,fr-fy: aw, y . . . -frm .-I ., , ,. f .v . , , f 1, Vx, ,l- 7 I' . : , X X, ,QT 1:15 N o r gi M12 ,Hx my W . 1, ' L.' E,a1'.1,:-, :Q ' 5 l, A ' 'L un- P. 9 4 , 'F -, + it ' , 'rhnmsgtf-1' .1 H 1' .' .+ , 1 .o ' 1 e lsaoa, ,aes 1 e.we

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