Eastern High School - Echo Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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MRS. MIRIAM W. HARRISON Whether we are anticipating a career or college, we find in our vocational counsellor a sympathetic understanding of our problems and an ever-ready source of helpfulness. Th MISS FLORENCE MILLER e 1- , undertalgeg bilmgagf our sister class are ably F10rence Miller. em S new Counsellor, Miss Miss Spence Miss Baldwin Miss Russell Miss Rippard Miss Patterson jfignfe We live in deeds, not years! It was with regret that the Class of 1942 heard of the retirement of five of its best-loved teachers. In our years with them we had learned to look to these faculty members not only for instruction, hut for the warmth born of friendliness and understanding. We are deeply grateful for the encouragement and inspiration which they have given us, for we realize that without them our years at Eastern would have been much less full and happy. Always we shall remember with deep affection the qualities which made these teachers dear to us: Miss Rippard's deep sincerity and inspiring faith in us, Miss Baldwin's gentleness and tolerance, Miss Spence's fairness and strength of character, Miss Pattersonfs loyalty and patience, and, finally, Miss Russell's constant interest in us and generosity to us. The steps of these our friends are missing from the halls of our beloved school, but their spirits will live on, in Eastern and in our hearts. H

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i MISS FREDA G. DENOWITCH It is difficult to believe that in one small person can be found such boundless energy as that possessed by Miss Denowitch. Not even the problems of balancing 1942's budget have succeeded in checking the ready wit or in dimming the twinkling eye of our financial adviser. MRS. TI-IERESE P. THOMPSON It seems second nature with Mrs. Thompson to travel uncon- sciously the second mile in making a success of everything she undertakes. To prove this we need only glimpse at 1942's athletic record, in which the laurels that we have won are a tribute to her patient and careful training. MISS HELEN E. KNORR Behind Miss Knorr's quiet smile lies a wealth of un- failing interest and infinite patience of which she has given freely to 1942. Her loyal support and her con- stant encouragement have been responsible for much of our success both as individuals and as a class.