Eastern High School - Echo Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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If you learn your ABC's, That fine foundation element, Youbll graduate with high degrees Because you know your govern ment. But the N.R.A. and the A.A.A. Are passing from our vision, And our own D.M., S.H., P.P. Are non' up for decision. The Distinguishing Mark of a girl would be Perhaps, the way she dresses, While in her heart she'd Secretly Hope For naturally wavy tresses. At last we have our own Pet Peeves The things that do us irk. It may be Lincolnls famous speech, Or maybe just homework. ffm f A 1 -A . I 2, .Qlv - :'fifl ' l , lx ig I . L , Xu o r 4 X A l IKM: ' x dgijxxe-1- :A . Ag., . a l In I ,- L Eg lj.. l g ,gal fi F, 92 AN + N V! I f 'r N if -3 l , . f A wa 5 T il ll X li if V If ' .1 K7 o r A 'ff Inj, i' 1' Wi , ' 4 ljlln, J VX n ffl U , KVM. I ,L 5 .- 1 'ETHEL MAE FRICK D9 f K v ' Q5 F ' ' QQ?-P lg k c?Xx 'X es, xx -' , mfj .' o if f' ' l :'La -if f 1:1EEs:' l! X WX i ' ,, QM . Nfl . f wx I R Y: Z . I J b' 'u

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F ACULT LAURA .l. CAIRNES ..,. ............,.......,.... P rincipal ALICE MARCUERITE ZOUCK .... ...,. V ice-Principal ART M31'j' T. Gallagher Olive C. Slater Letitia M. Stephenson COMMERCIAL ROSE O. WICKES ...... Mary C. Anderson Harriet Armstrong Miriam T. Bishop Margaret L. Blount Helen G. Brooks Catherine T. Coan Isabel Dawson Rhona M. Gayleard Charles H. Gontrum Mildred J. Haddaway Howard E. Hudson COUNSELING Mary Alice Dandy ENGLISH KATHERINE E. Mooc ............... ,..., Alice E. Calder Miriam E. Deem Edith L. Ford Caroline E. Grote Anabel E. Hartman Marie V. Heaphy Birdie M. Jackson L. Marguerite Keech HISTORY LILLIAN DoNovAN ...........,.......... Evelyn W. Betts M. Christine Blair Alice Diggs Edna M. Johnson Helen W. Rippard Dorothy Holmes Helen S. Miller HOME ECONOMICS Mabel L. Stephenson Head of Department Mary E. W. King Mary R. Riedel Bertha L. Russell Edith A. Smith Ruth L. Smith Mary R. Travers . .Head of Department Mary Moore Parrish Rose Patterson C. Estelle Porter Caroline L. Ziegler . .Head of Department William D. Roycroft Lydia E. Spence Sadie B. Stewart Carrie M. Thornburg M. Marjorie Wills LATIN Rosa Baldwin Eleanor Hoskins Elnora M. Lawton LIBRARY , - Elizabeth M. Paterson MATHEMATICS . ELISABETH G. WHITE ...,.........,......, Head of Department A. Naomi Crowl Caroline B. Mullikin Edith V. Thompson MODERN LANGUAGES AGNES E. BUCHHOLZ .........,..,......,.. Head of Department Gladys-M. Dorsey Priscilla L. Hofmann Edna Rothholz Leah E. Hildebrandt Alice Marguerite Zouck MUSIC Jessie L. Armstrong PHYSICAL EDUCATION Hilda A. L. Kratsch Lillia B. Otto Therese Powdermaker SCIENCE ADA B. NORMENT ..................,.,... Head of Department Mary D. Gibbons Ruth Lenderking Dorothea Barthel Helen C. Lentz Alice Maginnis Laboratory Assistants E. Lenore Meid Ida Neumann Katherine S. Roberts DIETITIAN Maude Phillips OFFICE ASSISTANTS Blanche H. Browning Miriam D. Clyman 'IO

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ESTHER GOUGH HT he reason firm, the temperate will, Endurance, foresight, strength and skill. We feel that these lines express far more adequately than any- thing we could say what Esther Cough, our President, has meant to us. She has not only helped us to overcome our difficulties, but with her clear vision has tactfully avoided many. Her diplomacy has always won us over to the better side. The gracious manner in which she has handled our problems has endeared her to all of us, and her wise and sane guidance has smoothed the way before us. She will always have our loyalty and esteem. ROSE BORMEL We wish Rose Bormel as much success in the future as she had this year as our President from February to Iune. We have always found her modest, capable, and devoted to our interests. Her for- bearance in the face of our numerous questions, foolish and otherwise, has been unfailing. She has met intelligently and cheerfully the responsibilities that came to her in representing us. We leave her our sincere gratitude and ajection. 12