Easton High School - Eastonian Yearbook (Easton, WA)

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ju- nv Btqeolleotlng ls not oelyueo! the greetelt hobblesln thesorld, htelsoiselssesotneklngmney, endlnnsnyeeses, mlltortnnesp 'lhisyeerthestndentssre relslngmneybysell- 1lQ0lll1,1,lQ'DOI, tcbuyelergeverietyofltqolthetvill bedivtdedangthenqberseqcslly. ' ' hepnrposeofoer dtlp Club lstoecquelnt pertlclpentswlth the rlpt end proper nys inehichtoeollectstqs. Also,lt psovidesotor thesmdents to leen theertct'lepp1ng',orot treding ct! their duplxcete stems tor sae thet they heve not el- reedycolleoted. nisprscticeeidslnthetnrthsslllgctellthelr collections to e greet emtmt. . hlsrserve have indulgedlnthsnss ideeofteyllgttrstdey covers. iIDCOP1!11MilllGQl1fUlO0CYl1'lQlgNf,,1'1l1 Qlllllllllflils' First, vsmsttslnsestnpesenilnhll for thtsletus choose thethree-cent Boulder Dnstuo. Midi! collectors venting -H thlsstumgtvethsss oentstolhlrley Q' ish, ourtrsesurer, Uv- 4- gives outenfe-1 loves tcell 1- no psy. 'lheysrite sir - sodsddrssses onthsontsids ,sselthem lhmtheyereell urnsdlntolhlr- ley, they. Qgedtoloulderben. Ontletlrstdeythetthe staple 11 , ...splecedon coversvlththe lseldsr D!!! -. Allthess 'Ili tvletheneiltc thestendlub , - ws- new - llectleg surreetlypopu- lerstlrllsf b . E his yser - --' tsnxlherlythrem' he nsseo - ,i -- gn u ' 11- , y htllde legote. B 0 ' , ..' .' ,. 3-L. .I is. ', f. v ., A. ber w- ihirlsyhgllch, Gleri xo , --- - -- l-ff ,I'ernmsson,endlsetr1celoltcn. he - eldbyhlcclnhunber, Prelidentg 4 f- to, to , 4'-- ley llgllsh, hsesurer. Btup 'collecting is e very interesting hobby heceuse o its sd- ueetlonel velues. A collector leerns the history of ell tries end their respective positions on the globe. Besides leemlng ln- veluehle history end geogrelvhlt the collector inhis routine of col- lectlng stsmps, cones ln conteot with students ot 1113111510 comm-f tries throudl his correspondence lark. 'Bale correspondence wrt is very interesting end gives netlonel 1-eletionship between the child- ren ot the different notions. In this work, the Alsrlcen ts often leem the tundenentels ot their correspondents torein X - uege. Besides, the young Anerioens trede stems with their foreign friends md in this ny edvence their collections. 74' W this practice oreetes e national friendship between the younger set of the scrld's lnhebitents. Often e high school 'pupil any be tektng french es e subject md have errench correspondent. his helps the student pick up trench end in tile he or she nsywrite to lrmoe ln heach. All in ell, stelp collecting is e very sorthyhobby. P4035 110011 Dltlbll' '58.

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,,.... t u ,ommxmow DITCH!! on the eeccndlbndqot each eohocl yeer, forthe peet eixyeere, the boye ct Beton lllgh lchoolhavenettc re-organioethebye' Qlub. At thleneetllg thenewneiaere crethrtlled to ttnd that they conhelp 111118310830 the echool amre deelrable cue. 'lhle first meeting oleo teode f0ll'1IIQlII-'lffiilffilllllill the EQII. - he loye' Club utncnncamaauocx le morgeninetlon that holpetordve elluuneceeeery wcrhtrmtheehouldereotthetac- malty, givin thu ure the to help the etudmte with their work. all ct the Ioye' Club work tward the greeteet objeotlvee-the 1lD!0Y?f of the echool and developing cd' better cheracter which can-leo owr into the livee of the boye. , At regular lntervcle, the nubere ct the lcye' Club give econ- bldee, at which all the topice dleoueeed, or drletined are eponeor- ed by the nnbere, and theee bring out the points-of lntereet which are part of the lure end by-lure. All theee agecubliee inspire the etudente to eeeroh tor weye in which the 5 'F - the echcol en inltltutlon that they will be proud ofa -- 71. the etudente e chance 'to develop eocial traits which trgct h?w1ee be eeeily acquired. I ' v,7'U f d lac: yeer the loye' Club Mgpenecsem Zbi f and 1 to NJ-P mm may ,, A , . ., ,. lclf V' jnjgunsn Deuce. ef -- P'- - -.--f - -f ,fthe dancewaea huge eucceee. -' town -' e attendedfend Sthe nature of the cmplhente paeeed -- he boye, they grtainly 'onjoywed theueelvee. leeldee. dancing, th -v -- te -- -A the preeence or vcrioue boothein lhl- for - f . P leenocndagamot Dartep - agus crowdplcyingnoltot the even Q H ' andthe couple . 91 . . ' its w. I t . Y. t ' without the epp p Q hate, wee promptly flntzh Beeno ie e eard ine, ' played by tour to ten pecp , with a - - - everyt1ne . The lie of Durte wee chiefly a chill gene, with pruee r the experte. lor the pall tote a rich pond wee operated and trol the lineup which waited a turn, the 'tleh were biting . Without a doubt, the carnival Deuce prcwed popullr enough to be attnpted again next year. he bye' Olub hae eleo worked thle year in keeping the Athletic field, eepecially during the epring eport:-, in good condition. le- ceuee of the nature ot the field, conetant attention ill neceoeery to beep it in playing condition. 'nie activity has cidedgrectly in bettering the athletic equade. ' bil Rceeo '36 P389 35

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Orqanizaiionr Stamp Club Mr, H :I W I lu wv r II 1- Hulvisv-l'I. ll ll II In :1 1' XY--stwivk, Hrlglisll Mill'-r, Hul--ttn, I-201- tnlx, Ifzllsn-ni 4wilh Atlusl. IN-1' ll 1- 4' al. Slmrn-ivln. S f- g U I :1 Huy. Stzlrkf-x'i4'h Ilusswln. K llllllilli. Ml X :un XX nn'I'l l2lllYISvl'I Orchestra Suu I --41 fI'4Illl In-fl .Xll'1v1', llzu. Hl1'li:ll'1l- sl-H. XY:-slwivk, limit- Iiv. I-lusswml l'1I'il'h' --xlv 1'mypn-1' Stzxmlimgi K I 1- s s .lwlmsmp In u lv v- r t Iilllllmr, Miss Ilnhlq-xl Llbrary NI:'Il4liIILL frown lvft Vln-ss, S11lI'4't'Yil'lI I-iulf-Ihr. XY Q- S lwirk Miss I-in-rry. l l'im'h- 1-ltr-, liupilish, Yaako- vivh, Zuuhur. Sitting: Ivz 3' il vki Kwllzlr. Page 37