Eastern High School - Echo Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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FOREWCDRD .Vt ll E LIVE IN the present, we dream of the future, but we learn eternal truths from the past. Our life at Eastern began in the midst of war, it draws to a close in a time of peace. The years between have been spent in gaining the know- ledge and understanding that will aid us in securing tomorrow's last- ing peace. To preserve the memory of those years, the Class of Nineteen Forty-six has prepared this ECHO reenacting our high school life.

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Y DEDICATICD O THE YOUTH of the world we dedi cate our ECHO. Our generation travels a road that has never been traveled--to a peace that has never been found. ln the hands of today's youth must lie the power and understanding necessa meet the age-old challenge of o I ' ry to astlng peace. N

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11 . I ,-, ilff - ll nf' W? ' . 'XT ' if? - 1 sf.,-.:5'Z5,-A o ' rg f' .l :ala I0 C31 ' ?4 ' Easternls School Song GREEN AND GOLD Tune: The Orange and Black ln the ancient realms of Calvert, 'Neath the fairest southern sky, Lassies gay, with joyful voices, Sing the praise of Eastern High. Blithe are they and true and happy, And their standards firm they hold, Proud are they to be defenders Of old Eastern's Green and -Gold. ln the fore you'll always find them In their studies or in play, Placing all their foes behind them, In their sports they gain the day. For with all true Eastern lassies ln their hearts this song they hold: Bring new laurels unto Eastern, Honor to the Green and Gold. When these days have passed beyond us And we leave dear Eastern High, As we think of Alma Mater Cherished thoughts will dim the eye, Though apart we all may scatter, Deep within our hearts we'll hold Memories dear of old companions And of Eastern's Green and Gold. Viola Corley, '20 Beatrice MacCallum, '20