Eatonville Elementary School Dressed Up (ca. 1930s)

Eatonville Elementary (ca. 1930s)

I love this photo because of the incredibly creepy, and realistic bear masks. I’m not sure what production required bears, candy cane sticks, and girls is summer dresses, but I wish I’d seen in.

My best guess is that they’redressed for Community Day celebrations. If anyone has information, please speak up.

Photo courtesy of the Haynes family.

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July 29, 2012

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1930s, bear mask, Community Day, Eatonville Elementary

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Eatonville to Rainier » Class Photos (ca. 1919) says:

September 26, 2013 at 5:58 pm

[…] LOVE this picture. I believe it was taken possibly at an early Eatonville school in the late teens. (If anyone has any better information, please let me […]

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