Eastern High School - Echo Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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IRENE FREEBURGER 412 North Curley Street S. H. To play the part of .lo in Little Women P.P. Orange and grape seeds D.M. Blue eyes Talking, Winnie Windsliielllf' smiling ANNA ELIZABETH FREEMAN 1608 Cliftview Avenue S. H. To be successful P. P. Oral compositions D.M. Neatness Quiet, intelligent, cheerful ETHEL MAY FRICK 2218 Kentucky Avenue S. H. To man a sailboat P.P. Grammar tests D.M. Cheerful disposition Friendly, original, artistic JANE LEHMAN GARVER 714 Cedarcroft Road S. H. To get a free Popsicle P. P. Janie-child D.M. Dehbie', hat Attractive, talkative, l fun-loving RUTH GEMILL 2636 East Chase Street S. H. To travel P. P. Homework D.M. Laughing eyes Good-natured, cheerful, reserved DOROTHY GIBSON fGibbyJ 3225 Erdman Avenue S. H. To be a C. P. A. P. P. Conceited people D.M. Limpid blue eyes Witty, capable, dates Q6 NIOR CLA LEONA FREEDMAN 707 North Chester Street 5.1-l. To live in Paris P.P. Playing in public con- certs D.M. Dry humor Dancing, giggling, plcasingly plump HELEN FRANTZ FREITAG 543 North Kenwood Avenue S. H. To do what she does suc- cessfully P. P. Being dependent D.M. Student Council Presi- dent Ambitious, practical, steadfast ANNAMARIE F RICKE 801 Aisquith Street S. H. To go to college and be a schoolmarm P. P. Getting up on school mornings D.M. So what? Good-natured, slender, smiling FRIEDA GEBHARDT 3309 Elmley Avenue f H. To do right without doing wrong P. P. Getting up in the morn- ing D.M. Smile Dependable, attractive, persevering GENE CAROLEE GERMAN 5614 Purdue Avenue S. H. To study music P.P. Draughts in study hall D.M. Attractiveness Courteous, talented, Mary KATHRYN GIERON 1010 South Potomac Street S.H. To acquire an English accent P. P. Jazz D.M. Long, slender hands Courteous, conscientious, modest

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HELEN FIGINSKI 200 South Clinton Street S. H. To be a mannequin P.P. Being called Blondie D.M. Coiffure Reserved, leisurely walk, poised RUTH FISHPAUGH 5524 York Road S. H. To he good in shorthand and typing P. P. Oral compositions D.M. Brown eyes Quiet, good-natured, olive skin SARAH LOUISE FLEMING 2820 Clifton Park Terrace S. H. To play the piano P. P. Sissies D.M. Mt. St. Joe's lndiflerent, football, lovely eyes DORIS MAY FORD Wyman Park Apartments, Beech Avenue S. H. To hold down a good job P.P. Sitting on newspapers D.M. Knitted sweaters City ring, typist, dizzy motorist BETH FOUNTAIN 4635 Kernwood Avenue S. H. To lead a University of Alabama dance P.P. Ladies' men D.M. Dry humor Tenzperarnental, whimsical, Doj LORRAINE FRANCIS 3025 Abell Avenue S. H. To sing without causing misery P.P. School D.M. Freckle on the end of her nose Pretty, stylish clothes, pleasant voice SENIOR CLASS MARIE FINNEY 4609 Wlll7lSl0w Road S. H. To go to California P. P. Timings in typing D.M. Blond hair and black eyebrows Quiet, long nails, courteous RENA FLEISHMAN 2400 East Fairmount Avenue S. H. To teach Spanish P. P. History D.M. Dignity Candid, quiet, serious EDITH ELEANOR FOOTE 1810 North Caroline Street S. H. To be an artist P.P. Talkative people and fads D.M. Quietness Smal! feet, shy, winsome VIRGINIA FOSTER 214 Melrose Avenue S. H. To rival Katherine Cor- nell P. P. Slippery steps D.M. Large hazel eyes g'Mrs. Leadbatterf' versatile, anybody seen 'El? MURIEL FRAMES 825 Woodbourne Avenue S. H. To become a police- woman P. P. Art D.M. That new ring Capable, brilliant, friendly DOROTHY EVELYN FRANTZ 5208 Midwoad Avenue S. H. To go to college P. P. Whereat? D.M. Frankness Jobls Daughters, impulsive, Funky 25

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MARY ELLEN GILBERT 3630 Old York Road S. H. To live where it's warm all the time P. P. Shorthand D.M. Pretty blue eyes Quaint, gentle, winsonte GEORGETTA CATHERINE GLANTZ 1627 Lansing Avenue S. H. To model P. P. Homework D.M. Oh, my! Friendly, lively, talkative CAROLYN GORSUCH 3401 Harford Road S. H. To go to California and meet Dick Powell P. P. Disappointments D.M. Coiiiure Blonde, winsonie, well-dressed ANITA GRAF' 640 East 35th Street S. H. To say Who cares? P. P. Galoshes D.M. High heels Serious, sincere, appreciative ss A ROSE LUCILLE GRANESE 901 Fawn Avenue S. H. To work in an office P. P. Transcription D. M. Dark eyes Reserved, studiaus, gentle MARJORIE A. GREEN 1513 Lakeside Avenue S. H. To remain unnoticed during class P.P. Girls who wear high heels and anklets D.M. Brown hankies Good-natured, tall, We three RUTH GLAESER 4117 Chatham Road S. H. To cruise around the world P.P. Bad English D.M. Harvey Hammond Well-flressed, giggling, notes MIRIAM GLUSHAKOW 3 North Eden Street S. H. To he a nurse in a large oily hospital P. P. English grammar D.M. Margaret Trovato Positive, ambitious, agreeable ESTHER MERLE GOUGH 1728 Darley Avenue S.H. Too many to list P.P. Coughing in assemblies D.M. Apt extemporaneous speeches Gracious, charming, versatile, understanding DOROTHY GRAF 2418 Loch Raven Road S. H. To be a perfect stenog- rapher P.P. Bad manners D.M. Precision Serious, studious, quiet ELIZABETH GRANOFSKY 1400 Haubert Street S. H. To tour the United States P. P. Snow on the hack of her neck D.M. Sport clothes Dazed, shorthand hontework, buoyant BESSIE GREENBERG 1715 East Baltimore Street S. H. To be Gracie Allenls gag writer P.P. Squeezing juice out of lemons D.M. lnartistic scrihbling Tnlltative, blue-eyed brunette, ironical S27