Easton High School - Eastonian Yearbook (Easton, WA)

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, 1 r ' all , ' - Q. IUIIOR BBN!! Threeyearedon, andoneyeariogo! leaterted theeohoolyeer Uithelxteenniereendloteotpep. Anewnlber Uaaaddedto our elaee1n'Iebroeryhbytheenta'eaoe otleannellehardaon, ot lllene- buglldalehool. Ourolneenrollnntweetnrtherenlnrgedlnhroh, bythe eddltionothorothqlednhotdortea, Oolorado. Admdornuoaei over ourllttle group bythedoath otdeorge Bias-huvieh. 'OQIIICIUIII rhnherdeorge aeonootournoet re- epeoiod fC11W'lfIlCQfl and athleiee. Our number my again be nade xllerhy thepnelonged illneee otllllyloberta, ehonayeaot be ahleioretnrniotiniehtheeohoolyearvithue. ' The football 'teen lea well represented by the Junior olaeex 'hone reoetving that ten let - - tball lore: ll Denali, horned lberl, Oooneleng, Andy -- -- I - Goorge Btarhovloh. leeondten aIardewereg1ventoloh , , lollar,andl1geneheeou. Ieereveryproodd' haake record, Shu betngovu-eeoond yearetwtnnugtheohqpon thetnter-elaaagma. leoideeieinl onto! - ina ioe, wehadalaxpnunber in thehreh leeiety. -- are: lui! do 'Q Gluten hlehette, lophxarlelmlageae - '-fl ' ok. ' 'menu mo -A ua. -A nmmumon numryasylsoo. hgmon -X exam, ru-n,unom-p man. num: X eo, pu-9. nn-oqamunan or m-.annm-n - thou-aoiraa oleered hylaelnol - . Qheboye, of oh dlynunherlere Juniore, began thou' 1- track work uh H not ot the athletic tield, except the tnanh, had about two feet H not on lt. by of the junior le aleo took part - athletloe, moh ae hae- kethall, tennis, tapp ,Qs and tmbling. - 1 iboll wee the moat out- nmamg upon. A11 NQX Xp our - took pm m some rom or lfh1lf10le he lain event of - our - Prom, which we gave on my nm. no nan vu an ua vnu a canopy or brim colored etreanera extend -A a W- in the oenter ot the floor, to all eidee at the -:J ' was a WX oele. X 1 -1-Q 0,1 cur. Tire! Banter leoond Baneeter Goorp Long----------Preei t------ d kbert George ltemvioh ------Vice-pre ident----------------Andy 'hhohiok Sophie 4Pleeha------8eoretary-----------1--0larioe Ieehiok H Dtyeoki---------Rxeouiive Uounoll--------Oheeter Irlohette John Iollar--------8ergeant-at-Arne-----------.Tohn Koller lien Berry-------Adv1eer-----------'-------lllll Berry Pagel2

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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

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Classes JUNllJl2I'Cl.AII Of 1937 lmlisky llzyau-ki liglu-l'I llinglisl l l'il'hr'1ln' Kollzu' lmlluq l'hish:l llux' llivh:11'flsnl1 Holm-l'IS 3 RUSS Nilsson: Ili' K'lIlIll! 1, 'I'1vmm-him-k XY1-stwivk Missing: A.. 5i2ll'k1IX'll'll G. St:ll'kovia-ll tale-veusv-:lj . JUNIOR MESSAGE We, the class of 37 , wish to thank the seniors and faculty for their worthy co-operation and advice that they have so willingly given during our times of need. We wish to make our senior record a symbol of achievement and success, and may our accomplishments be inspirations to the classes which follow! Seniors, we congratulate you! May your graduation be a combination of sadness and happiness: sadness because you are leaving the daily associations of your friends and teachers, and happiness because you are succeeding in attaining another goal in your 1ife's work! To the underclassmen, we wish that you will use the advice of the faculty, and you will be assured of greater success. May you live a happy and successful life. Page 13