Easton High School - Eastonian Yearbook (Easton, WA)

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Lmmilflw As -'Tl0I.0mAlIiA'1'lQADI'AOUL!'!.- . h lhsn tho ass' Danton Bight School hoildisg sasophst fox? asrrica lnisptnbsxotltlt, thou nsansarollnsnt ot cslytourtcsnpu- plls, with than taomlty limbo:-s including thc- Hll'1lflMQf.' la dlttormt from tha noamt yaar shun tho llrclllsat a mn or sway-on man ma ltunw or nn: hors as ac cms but that lstoa llgh is a busy institution, than tha youth ot that :atom vicinity ls utilizing thc olvaatagss ct a accom, , Isll-aqulpr llton Bda ls a tour yaar, hlly aoarsdltcd high school, looatal tvontyallss aastottho sunitot hoqualals Pass, onthshmoot Hidlay. hotoln is located lnthahlart of tha bQQf1flI1oll0QO 'is on tha northom transcutlnchtal alrsq, lad' la larv- transoontlnsntal railways thc lorthorn Pacino um tho camp, nlnumu, ss. rn mfrmmo. mu, baton nm an u a garden spot ct bounty, - 91' H trusportatloa llnas ct hula: wo- grcss roaoh tha hsart ot tho Outcocrsh amrmmmx. 1... -- -hy oonpmughu rom-mnhyar of tcaohllg and his sixth' i alllalatrator 8 tho lchool, cal tcaohos claslos in tho -- :cos and ltlqtlcs. Participa- tion lntha activity p - f vc- hlnasatvisartctho hstonlaa Start, ths'lsh:l.or 01lss,ln4 --- Club, QIIIIIIIQMIBI couasollor. A . 1 . t Principal R. I.. You loszltuls olplstlsg his st 1, you ln sona- lohal sort and tsachcs ln I ustlcs A Phyllcal Isl- am., mush, no rhyme. mn son., mug' -- . human, lassball, at 'hack for thopsst ao' V has - lnvltslly busy, butlot tooblsy toovarlookhll -P Q tlthsbrch Boclsty, Boys' club, 'I' Olnt, cnc boson HV s. nn num mmm uspsfm- io 1 mum Yluuna, adviscs tha Freshman Glass, .aids ln ths , .-QA. 'wptl ff' H- ical ahca- tlonprogrm mdhasspo --I , - s . - ttwoysars ua is ouplatlng hu- sinh nu- of nmung. clones in no ng-I :algal Languages, hglishf' tho Oonoroial Bqbjaots ars hllf c occ. ' llss lu-guoritc Bs is completing 'hor tix-st ysar with us, md ixcrslzith ysax-alzschooltgrk, me lsnsthoastolzzomnsixongq-u. cs In-ary Ohsmis stucona. Iuniord srsqu s Q omiulins. fu co-sho num' Club me an uusnns num-nm, :mic tha Baalth and Physical lslucation Ps-ogrn utllias sono out har tins. lnrurl Btcuospsodshaltotaachdaylntho hlghschoolprognl conducting olasscs in Shop and loodsork. 'Bao balauos ot his day is spant ln tho llsnntary Bchool. lr. Btono has tllght olovla yours, fllil bclng his sscond you with us. ' All in all, our high school faculty ls a very cttlolmt ons. PQQIZ

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Administration Superintendenfs Message g l'i'oducin,fz5 worthwhile results is always a :ratifying feeling, and hence this commendable year- book, the 1936 Eastonian, is evidence that you de- sired a difficult task. challenged the many problems involved, and eventually succeeded. You want to continue to succeed in life! livery- one does! Perhaps the message contained in the following poem, will inspire you: 'Fl-IINKING you are beaten, you are-3 you dare not, you'don'tg to win, but you think you can't, cinch you won't. 'lf you think lf you think lf you'd like It's almost il if you think you'll lose, you're lost, For out of the world we find Success begins with a. fellow's will, ll's all in the state of mind. If you think you are outclassed, you are: You've got to think high to rise, You've got to he sure of yourself before You can ever win a prize. Life's battles do not always go To the stronger or faster man, llut sooner or later the man who wins, ls the man who THINKS he can.' tAnonymousJ M. L. HAWTHORNE Ellensburg Normal College MRA' your deeds and good characters always be University of vvashingtfm honorably upheld in well-earned success and happi- F, A M A ness. M. L. HAVVTHORNE. ' ' EASTON HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY R055 HELEN MARGUERITE PURL yAN yvolguflv HOIADEN BERRY STONE Ungvel-sity of University of University of Ellensburg Normal SVashina'ton Nvashington Washington College ' P YI R. S. NVashington State B. S. '- - A Teacher' s Message The educator has long recognized that school publications, of the Eastonian type, provide a medium of learning equal or superior to that of the classroom. The co-operation, initiative, leadership, and hard work necessary to complete this book of memories, have taught a lesson that will outlast the book itself. The faculty is especially appreciative that such an opportunity has not only been provided, but the students of Easton High have made the most of advantages offered through such an opportunity. Page 3