Easton High School - Eastonian Yearbook (Easton, WA)

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flex to see 'country Doetor' md the Dionne Qulntupleteg leeervetlone LM'IVI'1'IlB- A Ol the en ot our four-dey trlp- to Beettle, ell the seventy-one peplls' urns werewheyed to their highest pltoh. het ot thu were wlde ewete lou. their perente oelled tht hnrsdey morning. Allthehstesendlohnnleeendhrye ruehedto thelihdowe toeen the heenee. Oleer ekleo! lo enxlety there. Bneee helng orunea to the hrln with luggage end hmenlty, we sterted, 'ehetter-ehetter'. lhlle we elllhod np the highway to the 81113, little could he seen .outdoors hesenee of the twelve toot enovbenke on elther stde or the lhet e dltterent world, however, on the west side or the Gee- 'edes. 'lhelreenneee or it ell thrilled ue. 'In ourhlnde' eye, ue euthe ehlpe 1nbeeut11'ulPoget Boundlerhor, thewhlteeullesoer- tlwe, seventy-one would-be globe-trottere piled out in front ot the llpollqllylplo Hotel entrenoe. ' 4 A ' , After rlentlng there, we diverted tor the Gree- Qeet hmteoturlng where lunch wee served end demnetretlone me leny llfu -. spices are rermea me wma. nun- , 'QYIITUI to fill .1 'U -- 4. . li - or - --u H-in Hifi Dgipigg gm Urn ranking Oupmyl f - '- - oh. eoemieez noe . Au-Port! owe md eh's were heerd ep ty when we glinpeed the le type trees- porte. lleny - 1 dsmend .1'qp'.mp tllewes short, -. '- - our A hed ohe et the redloetetnf' tt1ve,-- 1- 8o 'se enuptlret mdwhm -- ' - - setely--theywere - -f - lntoe oo end -- heck to the olty. One ooeplete - ln the o'-- , ' 1- -- utes reet period betorewe- V 'A the elr. A slight - f of -- being able to tlnd our et:--1' trmpeter, mttl o '.b1t geeppeeredinthe nloko . lhered light - -' ed that we were on . 'me A had relied. 'Footloose end Ienoy - ' tloeted out over the 1 r. Ivory number wut over Juet es lt - ' been nneu-een. Iourteen llnutee md titty-1 eight IOOOBQI leter the eimel light fleshed oft. Allil 0011181 teaeons 'eo - - f ', we' rode down to the street rloor tooling meh IE pnreeexonn hroedeestere. After dinner, we went to the llxele trees, up to' oholoe lop eeets. ' ' ' hed belt lede, 'eo we welked proudly hy the wetting line ,ot shoe Bene hldeyw den! A trifle sleepy, yet eagerly, we begun thetY dey, tlret to the Peoitio Telephone end 'telegraph Company, then to the hderel lleeerve Bent. There .we were privileged to enter the huge veult to leee with our own eyes and hold in our own hande, stacks or lreenheoks, ure noney then sny or ue hed ever been eble to previous- ly vxsuelile. Ihet e thrill! ' ' Paan45' ' 1 1 fr , ,- 1 I. '-2119, .

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QTIIIIIDWBILI-ADYOGATIGILIUUI ' Uliilmld Q tru atop the lorthern Lite roser, twenty-seven stories high, we got a grand view of the c1ty's panorel., the bay, llt. Rainier, and against the horizon the deeper blue of our mountains, the snow-capped Cascades. for a moment, into our hearts cai the glue of pride that we, too, dlelt in beauty even as these lsattlsttes. A hurried b1rd's-eye view of frederick hlslsonsh the Octoneh hitting ompany and lunohtollowed, than thsdaspsotlca et.htth'e Oove and the luxurious steenship President lcllnley. Ia the evening a tat1gued,yst anilated troop, this the dressed in its best, Ktlutty long dresses, or dark nits! gathered in the Botevs llirror Rom to banquet, relax, renin , - - enjoy the humorous quipe 'ot Attorney lellnap, the to Q q er. Boas lendid speeohesvere also enjoyed. Sol ' ..- . - atheaterperty ter in the evaingg sms thor- -- of mmmac su-una use me tor rn em-a nm-s nap. turday, a ralny day, found the tire group on itewey to -D .' -' 'Inoue ehlpyarde vie the N akala. In route vs ex- plo 2 - d erry trol sten --xg he passage was rand!! - , -- l- e Q 'ortourpassenge to overtherail! 0 n W' Bremerton, Q1 y sailors! 1 1- - -my lcers elcshed thrfmshnthe HH-Y Mus in A - Vw ,nf - the U.a.a.sa York. 'ith water rcnn ' inset trio ' Q55 hatb , we cliab- ed aboard. 'lbs biggest llpresston!-that - -V nn be quart- ered slldehips! Just likgfsardines - - -3-og-de Q ' - t cmpaot, however. Really, they l1'O'Qi01'flU'f - - ered. 'ms real hxdglight ofthe 1- o- olosinggaae - state na emu nuxmtan mu-nuns -H vu-my or u ra- vlllon. larller in the season, o -V - V drened of 'N - that m-y gnu. -nn msn umm , 'vane , an manga' HH - :- roused our adnlraticn. Kinship in school tae and 'never say die' spirit kindled that admiration. le cheered lustily, along with the 'Valley rootsre. sunday! our last precious day. Bos the tes ruainmg hours flew by! Sightseeing through the city parks and University Umpus took a good share out the tins. A hasty dinner, a scrlnble tor sou- venirs for everyone back hols, lm, Dad, even for baby sister. 'tooth- brushes all packed. Sitting-on-top-a-neighbor's-suitcase-to-help-geb lid-closed process over! Olympic Hotel etiolnsrs generously splnttsred over luggage! le all crowded back in the two familiar buses and faced regrettully houesard, with a single thought: 'A swell bunch of comrades! A swell city! Swell hotel! A swell trip! ' ll. Bogota '59, Dunbar '38, Killer '58, Cooper '56 A Page 47