Eastern High School - Echo Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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To each member of the Class of 1962 I wish success and happiness in her future voca- tion-as wife and mother or as a professional or business woman. ' William C. Bader Vice-Principal 9 Vice Principals To a class that has been helpful in upholding the standards and tra- ditions of this school, I wish suc- cess and happiness. Continue to work for your communities with the same enthusiasm. Anna C. Miller Vice-Principal

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To Our Principal Helen C. Taylor on her retirement June, 1962 It is my hope that this beautiful Echo will serve each member of the Class of I 962 in many ways during the years that lie ahead. I should like it always to help you recall the many friends you have made and en- joyed during your years here. I should like it to help you hold in your memories all the great days so char- acteristic of '62. I should like it to be a beacon for the future, reminding you unfailingly of the ideals and high standards that you cherished while you were here and that we cherish for you always. Helen C. Taylor Principal N , f'5 8

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sk 4 Our Adviser K f 3 Dear Girls, Commencement, 1962, marks both an end and a beginning. What you leave is clear to all of us-Eastern High School with its friends and associates that have been part of your lives for three years. What the future holds is uncertain- who knows what may come? But no matter where that future leads, remember that you carry a part of Eastern. The school has given you knowl- edge, may you use it with wisdom. It has been my privilege and my pleasure to share with you these high school years. I have been proud of your accomplishments, your un- failing cooperation, and your response to the challenges which you have faced and con- quered. If you meet the future as you have met the past, I do not fear the outcome. Affectionately yours, Jean E. Stegman ldfkf IO