Eastern High School - Echo Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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AMELIA BULL tlAll stands for llAmeliaf, Ever quiet is she. llAW too, stands for llartistfl Which some day shelll be. Q? MABEL KORBER Mabel, Mabel, so they say, Curls her hair most every day, Works so hard ,she can't be gay. She comes for work and not for play. Q9 GRACE THORNE Grace can write a story That will thrill you through and through, But whatls the strangest thing of all, She always says theylre true. GP HELEN KLOTSCH A girl who seems to stand aloof, To be apart from all the rest; That shels a sport welve got the proof Of all the girls she likes the best. 675? ELIZABETH YOUNG Shels always here to do her part, In pleasure or in strife; But, no matter what may come, she sees The funny side of life. MINA FOSTER Mingus a lass of spirit fme, No task does she neglect; Her high school days are full of Joy And happiness reliect. W3 MILDRED WHITE You hear a giggle, see a crowd As happy as a fiddle. You wonder whyo-itls plain as dayo Why, Mildredls in the middle. GP. DOROTHY TIEMAN That shelll remain a spinster You need not be afraid, Thol she,s neither vamp nor tango queen, But just a dear, sweet maid. 9P HELEN CARLOS Here is Helen, demure and sweet; Another like her youlll never meet. She is always busy from nine ltil three, Willing to help both you and me. 6? REBECCA GREENSTEIN A self-sufflcient, knoWing maid, Ruled equally by heart and head; Her quiet nature, youlll agree, Makes all admire her wondert fully.

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CATHERINE MILLER What does little Kitty say To her twin on 'sembly day? HGet up now, dear little Bessie, With Miss Calder welll hear JessieV, q? RUTH HENSS Here is Ruth With her cheery smile, That lasts all thru the day; Who can resist her charm, pray tell, 'Who wants to, shall we say? 6? MURIEL ROSENBLATT Muriel is neat from her head to her toes; She powders her face, especial- ly her nose. Her mirror is busy from morn- ing to night, And you may be sure she al- ways looks right. 0? ANNA POSEY Anna is short and not so thin; Never could one call her slim; But when she gets up to give a talk, Her words do run they never walk. Q? IRENE KRONGARD Irene can sing; Irene can draw; Irenels writing has no haw; Her marvelous ability in the English Class Is a renetition 0f the brains of this lass. BESSIE MILLER What does little Bessie say To her twin at peep of day? ilWake up now, dear little Kitty! Let us now for school get ready. g5? EVELYN RINK I think dear Ev will be right glad When school days are all o,er. She loves her home so very much, And thinks school is a bore. K5? IMARY FRANTZ Mary, Mary, never Contrary, Has a smile for all, With happy looks, lspite many books Our Mary is seen in the hall. $63 YETTA RANKIN In D-2 Class there is a girl Of Whom the World might say: A quiet dame but far too mild, Not fond enough of play. Q? JENNIE ROSENBERG Jennie is a studious child, In her studies she gets E. A sweeter girl there never was, Nor will there ever be.

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HELEN BERLINCKE Helen Berlincke here we see, With big brown eyes and dig- nity; Shels simple, sweet; 3. friend is she, But part. her from Mabel-myl 0h, me! 9? TILLIE BADDOCK T is for Tillie, A flapper so true; Herels luck to the Flapper Club And good luck to you. Q? A LOUISE BROHMEYER A conscientious maiden, with countenance serene, Whose calm is never ruffled, and Whols never once been mean. $9 MAE SESSLER Mae dislikes to argue, As we can plainly see, For in the Economics class, To all problems she does agree. 9?? SARA GOLDBERG noisest girl in Estern High, Who is always laughing and never shy; And when it comes to cheering folks, Sara is there with her funny jokes. MABEL BENICK Shels just a wee little mite of a thing But my! she can dance, and play the uke string! Therels always a smile alight on her facewA A delicate charm, with beauty and grace. WQ DORIS ZUBIN Who have we here? A maid so fair; Doris by name, With iibobby hair. 9? MARGARET EVANS Of all the vamps in this great land, Of which man is a target, Of naughty winks, and flapper gowns, That one is surely Margaret. 67? BESSIE SILVERMAN Bessie finished before us 2111- A good six months ago; But she had to wait for her re- ward, Cause the School Board was so slow. 9? KATHERINE PHILLIPS A swest-natured girl is Kather- me, Kind and generous is she, A truer friend the wide world through We doubt there eier could be.