Eastern High School - Echo Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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4 4 fd at I Eastem Hugh School Baltrmore, Maryland june, 1948 DEAR MISS VALLINS By the tame thas bool: reaches you the class of 48 wall have recelved thenr diplomas All of the excttement of the farewell assembly graduation, and our senlor prom will have become just a wonderful memory Though many of the people and experlences of the three years of our hugh school lxfe wall fade rapidly mto obscurlty, there will be some whlch we can never forget Among our fondest recollectlons of Eastern Hugh School will be the year that you spent here as frlend teacher and good wull ambassador Even though some of us dad not have the prnvxlege of lrnowmg you personally, there never ceased to delnght m your charmmg manner your Brmsh accent and your smlle so graciously glven to all Your bubbling personality and zest for llvmg were so contagious that we were all made happier by our assocxatxon wlth you and trled to spare you the unhap pmess which we knew you felt at our lapses from good behavnor Those of us who had you as a French teacher wnll never forget the tnterestmg lnvely perxods we spent ln room 315 If we had experienced a rather trying day our modem language class helped us to relax and enjoy ourselves m the fun of learmng All the barrxers that sometimes stand between teacher and pupll were down and you were just one of us W loved to hear you tell about your travels and experlences tn France and England and used every devnce we could possibly thxnlr of to get you to tall: on these fascmatlng subjects In your speeches you Interpreted for us the attitude of your own people and made us realtze that from the teen ager to the statesman there was very llttle dlfference between us We were a lxttle better able through your help to do the one thmg that 15 necessary for world frnendshnp that ns to understand When the faculty presented you wlth the hood and degree of Doctor of International Good Will we all felt that no person deserved this title any more than you When the txme came to say au revolr we found lf hard to say wlth a smile Our only consolatlon was ln the realization that we were very luclcy to have had you with us as long as we drd Our only wish was and stall 15 that you will return to America Ln the near future to plclc up the threads of our friendship agaln Sincerely THE Cuss OF 1948 ss NX x1 1 3 x 5 Q ,.-'4 Q, r S I ll Q pw E r f ll tl 1 of X o I 4' wasn't one among us who didn't want'you to feel happy at home in Baltimore.. We f x

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Maude P Pertsch mx Martha Tacka Elnzabeth Acton YUN 'il' ' Q Claire Hemel! Bernice Cohen

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