Easton High School - Eastonian Yearbook (Easton, WA)

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1. AMIYITIl,,,a r 5 ,ep am, nmaqolmmmorzoas 1 me xnvnauqn or the mrs Junior Oellegs me asospton with .- lserltr. On Dssuher 15 a representative sroup, srrsyeo in its best Ml All ight, jwneyed through the beautiful Olluon to the Gon- flik Gel Y. , V Iele the recollections or that wintry our ere Alvldea ln two Gtettnst channels. ru-st, the nesting itself. ' le Isre ushered, after registration, into the assunply tor the tual introductory lpeeehes, and eommity singing. 'hen Dr. Jewel ot took the nr a loot hour no asnama us an his whimsical. amnes- lve Ili.. Be talked ot visualizing. Bs triohsd me mlllble llstenf- ers- into lklng tools or ourselves by asking rhetorical questions, which we in our blind enthusiasm snswered incorrectly - as he had' anticipated. ' U told us or the fixture ln a very encouraging way, lmliheiset or the Qsaluers ee hsarg who tell us ournohsnees ot lil- 'lels llif' lillted because od' a depression ond over production aaa etheergthlus. ns last nom- or an mmm ve seperated into l!'NPlo2ouroInono1ee tohearlell-known peopletalk tousabout sane otour individual problns. Lunch in the osteterla vos satis- fying and dv vlth good fellowship, as vas the halt hournot daolng slush 31161. latter' :sore no -- -- ion, ee C1111 again in the andltorlunto stu md ' 1 , -A - I Dr. ..'z's very l - A .- le euphasl 1 taet: 'ha - - IQII QWUNII -- Q- alt -- -- -- vi llport . oss. ylho , ,,, 1 ..,. .3 i. ' eitnnle , leduslnatewsplritel qsml the Ooatereeee he eontents or the 'Broun not stay lillillilllfllllls sove ted. Ie '-f: let with lmonuor np:-nun rm- aliiqyer -' asniuton lrelltngthelledresse. hoklnourrespeetlve ive hatvlllbe a sutortlng thought. Youth, the eo:-ld over, is still on the naroh. U seoom reeolleotlon is ot the festival appearance ot the nies streets. hstooms ot greenery sere arched over the streets. Colon- sd' lights, holly wreaths, Santas on nssrly every oornsr! ' le had infill house to mill through the holiday crowds, spena our pennies on ten oent 'store trlnhets, and eat our dinner in any restaurant eulting our purse or fancy. What fun to shake oft the mountain van to assume a oltified air! Then our tvo supervisors, lliss Berry and Ilies Holden, 'shooed' us back onto the eohool bus. Lsden with packages, sleepy-eyed, and well oonteat, ve began the hill!! journey. Ana old home look good, Otter a two-hour ride! ' t . Verna Koller '36 P83644 Q fa W. I

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'BI 1101 PIA! his yeer the senior pley wee one of the best ever prodnoed by e grednetlng eless. Urine to the feot thot veether conditions were not pronlslng, the pley bed to berebeereedlneverylinitedtlnesnd given before tbebeevywlnter more set ln. his dldn't seato bend- xoep the oeei le the leeet, for ell eeted their ports with reel skill. 'hllyboo' nes the tltle of the pley, ' end' lt wee presented on Deon- ber 4. he meloel numbers behem 'eets were fnrnisbed by the ell- sohcol oroheetre. Olerioe leetwlok end Shirley Anne heheh, our 'two promising vlollnists, 'played e dust, 'he line Denube lelte , being eccmpended by Iles Pleee. 'here wee eleo e tsp-dence by Inns convoy, hdeline Pernoce, md Bernice llller, which wee supervised by Iles Derry. Aoompenlnsnt on the pleno wee furnished by Lucy Hey. 'hllyhoo' itself wee e rlctoue cold! 00115 I eirl 14 lil' tw sultore. Bl sbendeberchoice endbovlsheweseerrled end sterted e dcesstlc oereer, caused mob bneor none the endlence. A eonnter- plot, unrevelllng cceplloetions ln the nrltel life of the glrl's perente, wee interwoven into the pley end edded :non to the lumen ln- terest. 'D' 'md '?e'were eoted bylereeret Plees ' -- H- who lured such skill tbet 'endlen ' f- - t --1- wee not A - lyllvlngbls- -- hne evlob intbero the- - ter,- ugnua the nmm n Hr - ry. Angelo .1 too sn. - rt of themcle, the X 1 '- t-beert- ann. sq Q ren with no nu-om, 1... were p- - - by n n-n - pn- ew, whcsepertweese enob N- I-1, - lelrlm htt - N 1 - - In ' Q vlnoedenne she loved b ,W ., t rlne. zenber took the pert of 'e rloh I, ect, be con Inlet His ldes if, notneerlyesro- nentlc u ,J V. W 1. me mms nu rug. rm- htt, verydl . ,- 1- ble ring, ble flowers, endhle boxof andy and pee ltobnerrlneetweseddedtctheoeet byieen hyers, whose ro wee tbet of e friendly but ecselpy nelyxbor. lies Eldon very oep ly directed the p he pley se tly pleasing to the 1060 endi- enoe, which wee composed of 1 ts of Byek, Oebln Creek, bnnld, bslyn, end leeton. Bpeciel buses ren to these towns to carry peseen- gers to md fron the perfoxnnoe. me Bmlcr Glen eerned enough on this production to help defrey the expenses of severel eoolel events end the cmnsnoqnnt lxerolses, ee well es other minor necessities of the olese. 'heir two engrovings, the senior Oleee Group end the Senior Plny letting, were elso paid from clue funds, elthougb oless dues were only twenty-five cents n yeer. Producing the Senior Pley eerly ln the school yeer before the heavy snows asks trevel difficult, hes proven very beneficial. llot only ls lt e convenience for the petrons to be eble to ettend the perforesnoe while the weather le fevoreble, but the olese hes the edvmtege of having e surplus in the treesury ell daring the yeer, end the sul of the yeer does not tax the ssnicre ec heevily, Neem their calender of notivltles is usuelly filled to cepeclty. Anne stmevicn--unzt zeuher 'sc Pos' 43

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