Easton High School - Eastonian Yearbook (Easton, WA)

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Classes Y IENIDIDI-CLAII F IQEH5 an-f liuskvtlmll lr--Fcmtlmll 1--llasvlmll h fl --Track ' r- liznstnnism Gln:-nr UH fmvper 'l 3 3' h 4' d 2 3' -2. 14,3 h'. 4.3 J.. 41' III., V. 2. 3. 4. Milton MIM Knlrin . Q-. I, 2, 3. 4: f, L, 3: gg 3, h, 4: i, 1, 2. 3, 4: rn, l, Z: I, 2, 3, 4: s, 2, 3. Margaret Marne l'lenn 1- 4' ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' j-- -Sw: t t le Trip l'1mpn-I' llzyavki Juhnsnn Kzliris Kullar llvl 'lilll In l'Im-ss Russo Hifveltu S1-ulwe Sm itll Stzlrveviull Thom psun Ynklrvivll Zuulmx' ff--'I'orvh k--Tennis p--E Uluh pr-All High Play I---Student lludy Uffive q---Stzunp Club V-fSe-nim' Play m-Class, Club Officers r---Urvhes-tra I4-Yakima Cunfr-r+'m-e n-- Hays' Club s-Glee Uluh 0-Girls' Fluh t-Library .llnry Anne .le1Inkl Dzyaekl Eugene Gene Johnson c, zu, 1, 2:13 1: e. 1, 2, 3. 4: i. a. 3. 4: 0, 4: e. 2: I-K. 4: I 4: 1, 2. 3, 4: k, 1, 2: l, 2. 3, 4, lg j, 2, 4: l, 4: m, 1, 2: n, 1 rn. I, 2, 3, 4, 0, 1, 2. 3. 43 S. 2, 3, 4: r, 1, 2, 3, 4: s, 2, 3. 1, 2. 3: K. 4. Yerunleu Rollin Kollur lkmnlll Mae Mefomh 4: u, 2: e. 1, 2, 3: i, 2, 3, 4: lm, 2, 3, 4: n, 4: s, 3: m, 4 n, k. 2: l, 3: m, 1, 2, 3, 43 mr, 1, gp 3. 2. 3. 4: S. 1, 2. 31 I. 4. Emil Fat Rosso Angelo l'eeper Rovetto . .r:.. .4. h, 4, 1, 4, J, 4, ln, 1, 2. 3, 416, 2, 3, 4: rl, 1. a, 1, 3, 4: b. 3. 4: c, 3, 4 .'41S,1, 2, 3: t, 4. 2. 3. 4: e, l, 2, 3, 4: j, 4: 1. 1. tl. 3. 4: 9. 1. 2. 3. 4: f- 1. 3. 3 2, 3, 4: m. 2: n, 1, 2, 3, 4: p, 4: pq. 3, 4: h, 43 i. 1, 2, 3, 4 2, 3, 41 s, 2, 3. j, 2, 43 k, 4: 1, 3, 4: m, 1, 2 3. 4: ll. 1, 2, 3, 43 p, 4: s, 2 t. 3. Frnnl-In Uh-k sl'lllll'Q' I-Edwin Sunffy Smith Anne l'eVVe Sflll'1'Pl1l l 21. 3: lr, 3. 4: 0. 2. 42 3. za, 1, 2. 3, 4: b, 2, 3, 4: c, 2, a. 3, 4: c, 31 e, 3: g, 35 h 4: i. 41.1. 2. 4: k. 3. 4: 1.3. 4: 31 2,-llj, 2: k, 2, 3. 4: m. 4: i, 3, 4, j, 4: k, 3: 1, 4: m, n. 25. 3, 4:11, 3, 4: S, 3. 1, 2, 3, 43 n, 1, 2, 3, 4. 3, ' ' ' ' Ilnrrell Red 'Phumpnon , . . . ., . . . . -. - .... -. . . l 1 4 l 4 lv 1 i 4. :4, 3, 4gb. 3,-130, 4:11, 3, 4: 1l1'e1 'i4'j24'k . . . .-.-. .w v v J. 3, l, 4, In, 3, 4, rl, l, J, 3. 4 v l ' 4 4 s ' fq 1. ,1,:, 1,11 Page 10 4. 0, 3, 4, s, 3, l, 4. N'llllum Steer l'nk0vleh Hutt Leo Zuuhar ' H. 4: h. 4: rl. 3. 4: 1. 4. . fu 3. 411-7. 4:j.41 IH. 4: 11. 3. 4: p, 3, 4: t, 4.

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RIO! 61.888 PUPHDY , Twelve yeere ego the first olaaa graduated fronlaaton B101 School, nd every' year einee than thu' tradition me been faithfully hopt. helva year! hence, we will aleo te antiquated in the eyea of tho of '48, biii at the preemt we feel that onr laportanoe ia anprele and thetour fntnree ahonld teof intereety letnheng ttaetopreddottheeareerlofthepnplleoftheolaleofwo. , lepnllhaok the eurtalnottlnandg-aae intothe future. lean etmok by tnerniunr faoea. the first da that of ldlton laude ae an export authority on eonatitntional lal, expoatulatlng ,before the mlteddtatee .aoprle court. leknelrlliltonnheu--.o lextwe are ln the nail' offloea of a forestry deoarhent. QA forelt fire le raging in the vicinity. Ooolly and ealaly dlreetlng the wrt of HIBQMI of fl!!-fighter! ll our old friend, lil Melo. Aollltlng Lil, le find Ame ltaroevtoh. Apparently ue ie 'doing nothin:--perhapa ith uve. Auld flying qarka we find Irmola Bootie working ae an expert nn. trio welter. lr. doobtva nom-king A day le over and ee fellow nu to kde none. Arriving et me little roee covered cottage, we :gm mme other than 'hrgaret Pleas, ee mean Snot! reaping' the had :dren tombs- A meter: Q1-ll' U -V 13-Olly 14- 'uno la ummaung--nu-nn . or new no :M 'one-peut mw- ', exbaekettalle leleavethia 'S' :eqdgoto 'om af alldltly lil' ' ity, the 'hnyeokd Abt Olav, 'gpg Q4 . ' H ' V ' ' ,I 1 ' ' . een - W. ,- A . 1, operated bythe dll andteautlful Ddaekd. more ne an -me ummm -H, um o no -no eeeae again enauea '- lvea fflnnedal etreet of a large city. Pale - Q- the n t - f- , of llilllll, ee gg-the eootner ,GW tto, emo - storing an ne ogg.,-, gh. 'greatest latch - 'K :for l8. f',l toe Pf0lpl8f1YQx3njo toner n. Q f o ie're off again, end thlrtile ie net in a hall rural oommlty, eherewefind llllln ---of-. N ae poetneiter, aherltf, and mayor, . all erappedup in one, On this oroalroad kingdom, we notice at fndllar figure tolling over hi ol tato plante. no '15 thll herd working farmer? It ll ld Sith. 'le hill buffy llbed toeorkhntne oouldneverpnove lt. Ofallour' of , weereaehan- od of onlytone, but in all fairness, we feel t ' he, too, ehould be nent1oned.'Byohanoeee stumbled onhm lyins b the olde of anab- bling brook, Oaoer cooper, singing- forth to lotnre, free vereeof nie can ounpoeitlon. 'lb think that he once upiroil to bee pieyoiiin- tslat. ltextn located Donald Macomb, working ao n-lineman in the Uaeoadeo near lalton. le have one more old friend fm deal with-H Yoma Koller, and although. ee d1dn't pereonellgm eee wma, we have heard that ehe ia a hlgmly respected primary teacher at the old Alma lotorf. Verna alvayl liked hard works f Oscar Cooper '58 d ' P21509

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V EIO! HISTORY lbacrahle seniors! There 'are tltteah or us. or course, thara have been 'larger' 'classes but we believe none, acre uthuslastic and energetic than we, mains Ill, reaching the pal of aehievit which will sccnnsah cur 'ooinehmth le are thrilled! Ara thy shoullvt we he? Graduation tru latch High is an aoaelplislmmt andweareprcudotthehcnor.-lehcpe that lastca lighwlllhass proudodtits nnsanddaxghterscttheclassot 'Mas leareotour Alma hte!! Yes, Ie are graduating and we pause to recall our four years at hip school lite, with both a reeling at happiness in past nnories, and a touch of sadness when we think ct leaving this hap- py school lite, which has been panned with experiences and hard work, as well as pleasant associations. ' A mixture ct ambition, eeparlehee, ability, nd harcnwork has yielded ue the suoeess we ha, 3, at ae seniors. the autum of 'Shih sa effort to 3 -3 our first days at high' school, we fine ourselves shy, heo - , .ky hawilderad, suetines termed as 'greenh lhat a scat ' ie as than and we--ae lilrisslve, cutstamug elses, .- t - th reeonisable achievements' in scholarship, aswell asin -- - , -l atball, track, baseball, no social activities., ' ' A ' Among the first assmed a- cuties to he - V with superl- ority md unity, was the Y- . mitnuon. . 4 you-a-we um waited to receive thu to our p rship as .we - - been received, and in an efficient aannar init - - hem - - nenbers ot last- on High. ' ' A ' - 'the nun class nu uma -, ts em if. c me -new new-ea largarat Pleas ct Ole llus, Oso 1 cooper r, and Donald nee 1513, ,who entered frmdo -A - , M ' rn num-:aug ou- e 1 ' ee, 'QR at cur' 'llonecoming 'Dance' which was well at - - ed and greatly an o '- 'lhe senior play, 'Ballyhoo', was consent - upon-as being one of the st ever given If D890 518116 501116 riff. we have hslsevaral assent las in which the seniors have taken l ctive parts. laxt ni line we had a 'tutor-senior Ball' , sponsored by the Jun- ior and Senior Glasses The gymnasium was trensfomed into a lovely loans. lley we sayha good time was had by all? labelleve we may. First Suaeter - GLA88 OUICIRS Second Seamaster lllin h1th----------Pres1dent-------+-------lhin mith francis Booble----------Vice-president--------Darrell Thompson lary Anna Dzyaoki----Secntary--'-------lary Anne Dsyaoki All 3fl1'3l'710h T!llll11'O1'----'---'v-----LlB Btexcevich Hilton Kairis----------Bxscutive council----------Angelo Rovettc 0300! CO0Pll '--'-----r- -Yell Leed.er--------------lagege Johnson ll. L. Hawthome------Ad.v1sar+--e-----------l4 L. Hawthorne Q t lcrgarat Pleas '56 ' PCC' 11