Eastern High School - Echo Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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L wa Olfzcfuisaz 1 V S I The quality of a class is determined by many factors, among them a willingness to look around with eyes that see, a conscious effort to sharpen the edges of the mind, but above all the desire to possess an understanding heart. In your loyalty to and your pride in your school you have in great degree and with the strength of gentleness tried to take your place with the line classes that have pre- ceded you. It has been my privilege and certainly my pleasure to work with you. It is my good fortune to love you. May each of you have the kind of life that in the living brings its own rich rewards. Sincerely,

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wa ics glzincifaafa Universal truths are recognized by many people and find expression in various ways. Napoleon said, There is no zeal where there is no disquietudef' Others have phrased the same thought less elegantly. Don't get in a rut, they tell usg or, You never stand stillg you go forward or you go backward. Believe your commencement orators when they tell you how fine you are. And. don't cultivate disquietude as a permanent state of mind. Napoleon believed only in some disquietudeg he was also a past master of the art of relaxa- tion. But if you are to realize your fullest potential as wife and mother or as career woman, you must be the severest critic of yourself and your works. Wgccgwa

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saiafarzf 044054514 Miss Dorothy Ordwein Assistant Adviser Miss Atla Burroughs Counselor Miss Kathleen Powers Counselor Miss jean Stegman Echo Adviser . Mrs. Anne Codd Director of Music E Miss Helen Knorr Financial Adviser Our thanks to Miss Hudak, Mrs. Sneeringer, and Mr. Adlin 033111