Eastern High School - Echo Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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.r al I ' Golden Butterflies ,.,,,,, CONTENTS 'fx-sr ' I-306. -:wif - -- -Y, lr I, .,,,.,ge... W,-,: 4 ' '7 . .Aye H. 5. .R,.?.x-M21 fl. 3 ' +41-rf:'4 '1-i:.'-.511 'Rig'-ay :ff , A 'i. -' 1 x1s,::.-srfzgf -- 1 'e-aeeli ee fl?-1' 'Il-5 1' -- -. T '5-I 3E I'g .' wkijf .I -5? ' Martha A. M. Thoms 13 - -cf , 'EE .. ye- 5Z+5g2e5, s 4, 551 1:31, : 1.1 -A Vg 1 -' qs, e,.av,.g-:.,.3... r . 4 .l,g5'HA,r,-1131,-.I ,r - .lgf-1geg1f:s:1.- Tia'-1 N 31' , -.. '1,-P'- fl. Q ff :gf-in ?'Qff'If 'l, S010 Flisrht. ,,,, ,,,,,,,.. . . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, , ...Gertrude Geyer 17 Rosa- Fll3m YYVVYYYVVVV VYVVVY.,.Y. . .,,. A nne Lampton Kell 19 Another Isles of March.. ., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,Wh ,,,,, Sybil Strobel 23 Flnals fff--ff- ,,,,,,,,,--VVVf,,,VV,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . . .. .. ,,,,,, Doris Russell 25 H POETRY JOYNIHII A - W ,YYYYYYY,,,YY,,,,,,,.,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,, L enore Chinn 16 Skysvraper ,,YY ,,,,, M artha A. M. 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Theme 28 A ESSAYS AND SPECIAL ARTICLES Sprung, Beautiful Spring ,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,v,,,,Y VVYYYYYY YYVYYY P 3 u 1 ine Hobbs 20 ,- 'lhe Svejctator Vlslts Eastern ,,,,,,,,,,,,., ,.,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, E velyrl Casey 24 Grsfluaf-fm Ramblmgs ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ., ,,,,,,,, Pauline Hobbs 27 Spring FFVQT ------,Y A---YVY---- YY,,, E v elyn Casey 94 b :JH Iffudvlrlls ,Y..VV YYYYVYY , ,,,,, Elsie Cook 100 I L13 H vmurlam VYYYVVYVV,,,, .. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .. ,,,,,, .. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , 100 .-'rel Assemblies ,,,,,,,, YYY,,,YYYY,V.YV, ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, A d elaaele Dem 100 4-- 2 ' -f f ' ' 1, -Q-:elf Q 4 e- ' S ' Om THE CLASS OF 1932 . :ft-'ff,2X .., .rellggiy cers' Pictures , ,, ,Y,,YY,,,,V, ,YY, Y..V VVVYVVVVYVYVVVVVVV V Y V V V 30 ,.4J.fgiL. film' Xffs' - 1 Class Pictures ,..,, I W 31 QA s2jl,'g'A1-JI: Class Sung ,,,,,,,, Y,V,, f- 9 ' 5 -K1 ' Goodbye, Eastern ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , r,,, 521 ,L gl .ffl . 4',,.-. ,ll 1932 scrap B00k V,.r rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.rrrrr Y,,,,, . . 82 .- .nf-2: eieeqihg The Rornantic Age -cas: .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, W S4 s.l,:,1.- ,-313.151, f ra-.fs The Preelllenve Farewell Message ,,,,,,,, W 35 -4 , 35013-.Jg4'r. 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Golden Butterflies Which Predict a Brilliant Future for Daphne By MARTHA A. M. THoMs, '32 PRING had come at last! Daphne stood very still in a small clearing in the woods and feasted her eyes on the new beauty about her. Golden sunbeams dancing through the new leaves, beckon- ing her, teasing herg birds caroling away in lofty tree-tops, a Hash of color as a red robin darted through the green of a young tree, shy purple violets growing in clumps at her feet 3 a soft breeze fanning her cheeks and moving her hair ever so gently! Back where the Sunday School picnic was in full sway, all was bustle and confusion, here in the woods, all was peace and cool quiet. Daphne took a deep breath. Then, timidly at first, but gathering courage as she went on, she began to dance. Taking tiny running steps, bend- ing and dipping, she played her favorite game. Now she was a beautiful butterfly flitting in the sun, never pausing to rest but dancing joyously from one flower to another until, exhausted, she dropped to the ground. And now she was a tall white lily, bending and swaying in the breeze. Now, most glorious dream of all, she was a fa- mous dancer, performing before a distinguished audience. She paused suddenly, however, and regarded her feet with distaste. The slippers which her mother had declared very sensible for a ten- year-old childl' hindered her and made her feel clumsy. Acting on the impulse of the moment, she took them off and with them the long Hsensi- ble stockings. She laughed with glee as the fresh young grass caressed her little, pink, bare feet. It felt good! Now, let's see-, she was danc- ing before an enormous audience. One would bend soisway a bit, perhaps--. Ho, ho! Daphne thinks she's dancing. Look! She can hardly bend back at all. See, Daph, look how far back I can gof, Her glorious game of make-believe so rudely interrupted. Daphne stood back with five of the six little newcomers and quietly watched her sister Claire, who was a year younger than she, easily perform the back-bend. 'fYou're awfully stiff, too, continued Claire critically. t'You ought to loosen up. Oh,' yes, I 'most forgot. Mom wants you to come and help her pack up the lunch basket. VVe're going home soon. I want to get some more violets first. Come on, girls, I think I see some down theref' Thirteen' Merrily she dashed away, followed by her ad- miring companions. Slowly Daphne put her shoes and stockings on and slowly she walked back to- wards the Sunday School crowd. Outwardly she looked cool and calm, but rage was tearing her heart. Claire had laughed at her again. Claire always laughed. No use telling mother, she always sided with Claire, called Daphne silly and a dreamer. Was it so Wrong to dream and pre- tend? As she approached her mother, the latter regarded with extreme disfavor the thin little figure with its nondescript brown hair, serious brown eyes, and tiny freckled nose. VVhere have you been all this time, Daphne? Fooling away your time again? Here, help me with these tbingsf' Silently, Daphne scraped mustard and sausage skins from the greasy plates, and dreamed of the cool green woods and the soft spring breeze. 4: sf if ir as Hello, Anne. Supper 'most ready? inquired Mr. Turis one evening in the early part of Sep- tember. 'tYes, be ready in a minute. Call the girls, VVill. They're playing out on the back lawnf' Mr. Turis, having bade his otfsprings to 'tCome in here this minute, and don't have me call you again, seated himself at the head of the table and fingered the carving knife with a purposeful air. Hard day todayf' he mused. Cooper liked those reviews of mine, though. Said they would 'go over big' He gave me a couple of big shows to cover, too. Anything good coming on? asked his wife from the depths of the pantry. Yes, That famous dancer, Lady Clarissa, is dancing at the Packman Theatre next week. I've got three passes for Saturday. You can go and take the children. Speak of the devils and theyire sure to appear. Hands spic and span, girls ? Daphne and Claire proudly held out their clean little hands and took their places at the table. I was just telling your mother that Mr. Cooper gave me three passes to the threatre for next Saturday. Lady Clarissa, the dancer, is go- ing to be there. How would you two like to go ? 'tOh, daddy! The theatre! shouted Claire. t'Goody! Mom. may I wear my new pink dress ?',