Easton High School - Eastonian Yearbook (Easton, WA)

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X A Q L ,xy S TAM? C LUB ' lltanlidasolmolhnsaltqolrb, whiehuuowgnnindm 3lmlry1935. his aurnriainghovthoutmupoollaoting 'urge' hnagthonsban. has nnbersmvhancver no hnqndlilhlntivahnvoblhlmtindhmdradandonotlnunnd, Wflliulfl lmvobatnm fifirmdttvo hundred. Tlnolub . Bimoulloliingilmoro thmahobtv. It intuoinnting ldohcltuul, llddffll timnwll opportunities tohnrducrk- Hia Idtoinalnrdnll tothcpanmsho tuutlmcouoioxm. dh! ioiholp hingiatcstoddnthohhteryotold :tampa ladiaunnnodnnoau tramcomtarinotthontinworld. Lhodidalotpoldttu, huta'y,udgoognpbyun11ulpeu.'t 1ll.Cf ll5l0fQIfh1.IQ'lh.fllllf0fXflfl lul- hnc. ludlmaooumllhtonau hmnnmlnnvoltmd lqnctiodnr, mnardantltq oollutan. 'nnotjubivnof nrltlpchbnros toholptholubu-l buildupthoiroolloo- fill Hy hiding of dlwliddtng to THUG hilidriotl, Militi- nl, 190393181 sntounttonuhiohnmlmvo onnriaus interesting stung to dnolop vartlufaooial attitudes among our ushers and friendly tu dovolnp frtmdlhip 1011 individual dup 01.1-lCf0l'l1liO1.Q ommtringanddovolopawcrthyunotaam atom' hints tim by danloping a good hobby. iEl10f0QiQlhlYOllQOlQfl01lI1'ull'ldDC011l0f- ultntordm-oamtrin, llldu'0m'kI.lg ntanmlmngaplm. hd!! dlsdqllizldlld, Australia, Italy, mdnunoouo antduhd, adplaulodnaloptngtcrcmnhangimgltmpnin Int, Gil, Bda, lain, andoolmtrtn of Anioanndilouth ill. hhvolaunodthnt thcoollutoroin thontondm llll'lNfllGfll!ll1llf10, consuming thiamtusl correl- pulllllaQl:gn, Annan. 'nu Unitodstatulatioulrnrk 8080! 01193410 onootthonorb populn-funn rithournn toldbtudl. om- first you organisation nausea to develop into an ao- ttvo md intcrolthgionl. Our clutter mlnbd' oftiolra arc: Prel- idat, mlpoh mnberg Hoo-pnstdont, lhdolino Pluooag Soare- suy, anna mlllfbi' hzomt-at-uma, lm. 1m locrtg Adviser, lb. Knthomo. Malcolm Dunbar '35 rw 40. 4 '- My a.. d d,,,ll!0AlIZl'2Iil18

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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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ef fi H Q. fl , ' .:: ACTIVITIES, to o mx 1,wAo CQfNFf'lf1-ENS-'fi n n The bun left Eaton about 7:30 Saturday morning, Deoubm' 8, 1934, to transport our reg:-eeontativee to the Sixth Anmll Bids School Student Gonrorcnoe, which was hold in YBKQIIIIIIIII' till!!- ernnion of tho Yakima vhlley Junior College. bon and girls and the faculty represented Beton at theggdeontordzn. There ,were assanblad there, representatives fran Cen- tral. hehington big: lehoola. Those sho airliomlod Gatorade nom lesion een-ex Ann Starlnprvich, nm, Spmgue, leger, Imuee llightingla, Hazel Leann, Angolina Sigue, ridge, mary Dsyaoki, Anne Sterhovioh, Angelo Rovetto, YQ!! Ko11nr,,h.'ed Dumier, Uhester rriohette, Margaret Ron, mllfllllldlg wanna, sau-my nm mgnnn, Amin sm-amen, ,ren-susan, Mun, Beatrleo Bolton, Gem-ge vlahovieh, Bem'u1Ql,lliJ.1er, Stella' Rolotto, Madeline Perueea, xnleolm Dunbar, end, Beettim - 'lheehainnanotthedontn-eueo euwr. Goou.'ge'Gnm, of the nun mm mmm- oolxege. The Oemerel' unduly singing, greetings, ron call, lllilmllle .max-eseeeeeregivenlbylhu rranknavteonmdllu buthbeihgvcyeblo speakers. At themenurgleeeimlm R11- eun upolne on 'The Next r3,ttyYeu's', am! in lr. run lpolne on- 'Youth Must choosen both topioledre velvointdf- Clif-ll8e bt. Ihvison is to be the Ommenoemdnt for mga Chu ot 135. n nation period, and than the afternoon eoetionalheettnge. ' -'ml lootimal meeting! were trtrmoly interesting, Iwo! 'lin belt being: Iomnaliln, Hema Economics, Teaohing, Wkrlihg, lute, Q1Qdl'L0ad.1ng,andA3lmlb11ea. - ' A u Beetimal Meetings continual until 3 o' elook, useuth' vu called. 'min one seemed to lateral? maehnbeeeusa Seotiy lho Donald, cheer leads? 1o1 tho'Ihi1oreiij'et, Iaehington, led a for yells vrhieh everybody-enJoyed.if farmee ended lfbor more assembly 188138. ,,-' eonterenoe, e the boys md girls not shopping, eelvae vary meh. le are indebted very mah to professional men and woman ot Yaldnn, the Yakima- ,V vf A, eeholaauo Athletic Association, the Yakima num Junior college, ma me mm mgu ,E-1ieu19r,f became tlniougx their lfforts, thohcontorenoe and nn nie POII1-Ulla W A e n sum aoletto 98. 'Pm 41 K v' ,-E '-Z1 J 14 3.5 .-.5 +4 .. na. ,- uf? 1 1 .- gl ,Ji :SEQ - A 5: : ,,,.x.- i,rg..a 'f f ' , s E E E 5 E .Q 5 5 E' E i 5 :uv Q-f ,f Qu F5 .- v., iv- ? I!