Eastern High School - Echo Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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CLASS G nr 1952 l ww' leg? ff-H 'VJJTl5'i-l 3:39575 Jfwalaflarflabella Jill .5J'fJl,liJFQ 'Efflfl .tfFEg'dlV-EJJifL Jfrfa'-l tram-eaHd I Our happy days at Eastern Are quickly passing by. We found success and happiness And they will never die. W'e had time for play and friendship And for all our studies too. You'll always be remembered by The Class of '52, II Our colors will inspire us In everything we do. For purity, the white - For truthfulness, the blue. Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. This will guide us day by day. These memories we shall cherish as We go on our way. III The time has come, dear Eastern, For us to say farewell. The happy days we've spent here Will be remembered well. In the future we shall scatter To new places far and wide. But '52 will always look back On Eastern with pride. Chorus: We will always hold you in our hearts No matter where we stray. Our thoughts of you and comrades too Will never fade away.

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Last ill and Testament Sl V E, THE UNDERSIGNED, members of the class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Two of the Eastern High School, being of sound mind, memory, and understanding, and wishing to make disposition of our possessions, do hereby make, ordain, publish, and declare this as and for the testamentary disposition of our said acquisitions. We do hereby give, devise, and bequeath unto: MRS. BEETLESTONE - plaster casts of all the Latin deities, MISS CALDER - unshortened periods, MISS CARNES - l00 per cent U.N. membership, MISS CARROLL - noiseless comptometcr operators, MISS DANDY - a canary, MISS DAINSON -' monogrammed test papers, MISS DEEM - ii 36-hour day, DR. DORSEY - a reawakening of interest in German, MRS. FALLIN - a mimeograph office all her own, MRS. GOLD - a private plane to New jersey, MR. GONTRUM - another male faculty member, MISS GROTE - some less-feebleminded classes, MRS. HARRISS - a fully-equipped Echo office, MISS HEAPHY - a more perfect modern generation without television, MISS HILDEBRANDT - girls with a Parisian accent, MISS HOFMANN - a pri7e winning bulletin board in the 1952 Christmas contest, MISS JACKSON - an automatic bookrnender, MISS LENTZ - deodorized chemicals, MISS MENTON - a tape recorder to save her breath, MISS MILLER - an agreeable Student Council, MISS MULLAN - more lollypops to give to her good archers, MISS NEILSON - a private stenographer to record her wit, MISS NORMENT - a self-service elevator between labs, MISS PARKER - arendezvous with Ben Franklin, MISS PATERSON - a gift package ol silence, MISS PERKINS f a million dollar Banner ad, MISS PLITT - a millionaire husband, MISS RASEY - limber-limbed Easternites, MISS SELLORS - questionless college applications, MRS. SNEERINGER - roller skates to speed her on her trips around the building, MRS. SOMERS - a good projection screen to show home movies, MISS STRITEHOFF - a live frog - for variety, MRS. THOMPSON - more delightful trips to Europe, MISS THOMPSON - a class in aviation in Eastern, MISS E. IVHITE - an astronomical observatory, MISS IVICKES - a class full of experts, MISS IVILLS - a crew of good librarians, MRS. YEAPLE - girls who understand instead of memorizing, MISS ZIEGLER - polite hostesses, MISS ZOUCK - a year without broken water mains, SIIOWSLOYIIIS, or B. T. C. strikes, ART DEPARTMENT -- a truckload of new paints and brushes, CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT - gas masks, TO ALL GYM TEACHERS - a year's supply of linament, MUSIC DEPARTMENT - instruments and voices that are always in tune, xi I ,...A'.1 ,.,, w , pf 4 fr , N, . ri 'V .,t A' ,sr . .A riggg 'Greg hai- 55:23 m, .Q - arg f as ' . G, . -J: F A Aim. s Elf LONELY HEARTS CLUB OF 1953 - Bainbridge Naval Training Center, - - t .iq CLASS OF 1954 - great expectations of a tea dance with City, .. 'Q 'FQ , ' cLAss or 1955 - it coed school, 'af . 1 AUDITORIUM - contour chairs, V 32. j B.T, C. RIDERS - robot-controlled buses, ,I CAFETERIA - paper forks and spoons, K A CORRECTIVE GYM - air mattresses, f - .4 EASTERN - escalators, I .t FUTURE COLLEGE APPLICANTS - no college boards, fs.. Q-lam f', '- ' IN IVITNESS IVHEREOF, we hereunto have set our hand and allixed our seal. ' f ?5:j' ifz,, CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND l7II TY-TYVO 4 v -5 ' ll st ,-gs-, - - . s, 5 , ,gi .. - . 'I I , T' l ie? E3 ' ii Q ' an-. +4 'Ll I 'I . I 5 i ' , F t' '. ' -,ff-111' H' H -- .-'- it ,. ft. ' ,W ,r . it -2:1 -at ' ,,ze!f,,,,s .A tg: .x g , I ,a-7, my A , M ig ww , I wt f .. . 3 it sf- . . As ' -as . 5 : ' f .- '1:1fe' I A AK - . ' A . . . get V . . 1 r. ' , . RN A ' ugh - ' Gb? it ,N LP 'fs.S1'-s -- - - -'A ---,. ' - 'A' 1 fl' ' . -Q.s,l-wwssss9'5fSi':- 4: 'till i1l':4RiG.,'ff - 'A ' 'EW-v R'-',j. :i:5. gi'i:g, AA 1' 1' . J:fif?173fE' ,-155353 , '.,i '- Y' 'jc 1-5 n . 51' 3 ' ,.

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