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Eastern High School - Echo Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

 - Class of 1976

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. , Wa ff ff: .rl FQ Ly, ,LW 22' , X' fly , 'Cx I SY if ii R3 if , , f ' 'X I 6' . , , Y Ya 2 'L s 1 5 n , ' A W J , , xt 1 pq 'k I r 3: ,' ,f , i , Q, 7 r, I N if e . in 3 1 Sis 1 'r '- Sw : Q . ,. E 5 T 'S ii X 2 W k 4 ' n ' ' ' 'jf , . 1' I v x flfii' ',w'i3 ,.ix r 4 K PES! il L-L E. WN: fyfa THE ECHO Eastern High School Baltimore, Maryland 21218 Vol. 57 E ERLASTI G I will always remember North Campus in the morning-waiting for your friends to get to school, also check- ing out the dudes going to city. I will also remember cutting class and running from jack and Christy. I had to carry cut cards to make sure I went to class. The person I will always remember is Mrs. Offerg she used to run me to class . The food wasn't perfect but ate it anyway while we talked. Running down the hall to go to lunch is something else I will always remember We matured, learned to ac- cept responsibility for our edu- cation and ourselves, and earned the proudest memory: Graduation Semors canon . , -1 Q . ' 1' I .ggijzigf?kf'?,QEQg574 , . . , WU-3, .'7.'32'3J'3 '- 'ixiy-2'f'3Z 1'b'i',71:-1-55?-M 'L am ' 1 XR' 5 'Y','k'2'f5 '1!,1f1ff? k'm 'fC4, :7Zi73i,F'::'g' - .L ' 1 ---izjjfpj.-12121.-51 A23-34,51 3Q5ffQj1'J- ' ' ,N ...Q Twgsg. 1,3131 V. I. '25j..-s.:y5,'- -v F V xx lk , f' :?f'iif3f'5i'Ff? if , ' 'N XL A MR' f . V -':A,i,v3j:L'fJ:.j3.' '. n. . fl 7 V. V ' 1a?5g'i A3 RVN A -.-1115 .11 'fi2:ii.21i f 973' M - . QM, 1.1if'M 'ff f'1.',fwf,. ffzfili-fSif2?115f1ai'f'A A f ,. . W3 ' ' '- ,g ff, x .- , f ijf' if ff1 j,.y1'g,,1g4,' j 5,1,,'4.L.-.Ll4., 'f5.,,f1 -- .. ?'.'2-ggi?WL-i54'L? ' -1Zm::'f' . 15 .. y,,.w, -,Tiff f A .- 'A 'kg.,?s,7.,li?,v,'- 1- 1,9 i:'.,1i'f-,xEfg'LQ1- ' ,P Af , . ' -. X! Q iffy ,, 'f.ifg13QfQfgffg.y--'fi-55E5,3.'pg'AJi w,f ffzf . 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'Q 'I .Ay .7:!' f Q .- ' b .M 1 R11 ,ay xi Nw I A' y I YU Y A L, R . A .- -, , 4 'y y' f-'Q' 2'-. -' . A A Ll, fxg.2'f fN.Ni f 1 .mf I -N , 1T.'.l'+'f 1'f ? '5 -jiv N . -Mu. . , .,- ,, 'zz f? . .11 F. L.. J Q x . X -m , ,J fx P 5 4! , lu 1' ' L f uf? f K 'x ' , C. cg nv r Y' A 1 '71 x ,KN M f Qffifwfx 'I ,,. . yi Uyx 1 Wg X 1 'Q X L. -r 'MPH lf' z f , wx f 1 , v 1 if V 1 -1 sf 1 ' 4 I I 6 J 1 .fr '-r B' . . . in '1 2' .i- -lx, , ifjnl - ' 'U -,553 K U .: aloha. 4 'ijaQQ:7., -.,1::,g'. :'5.,a.. . 'C--T T10 FACULTY ' .df ,lg ' ' .Ea , ,, A :nn -5. -f f , , , K fl A .42 f' , th fx f I 1 4' x f Af 'Y X . . N I . ffm' 1 A .U H. .41 ,gx 'K Mk: . , A r j F v J' f 1 ,f 0' N , '1 . 1 . 1 4 . .M f L ., , . Administratofs ffice Bustling activity is the usual scene at the Main Office. Lead- ing this activity is Miss Betty Williams, fabove lefty. She de- pends the day speaking with her staH, her students, and the Reg- ional Office. Next is Mr. I-I. Findeisen, Vice Principal Qfar lefty. He arranges schedules for every teacher and student during the summer and adjusts them in September if necessary. He also works with seniors and h-eshman in disciplinary matters. Assistant Principal, Mrs. D. Johnson flefty distributes bus and lunch tickeis, calls in substitute teachers, and works with tenth and eleventh grade discipline. Also in the Main Office are two hard work- ing ladies which have worked in the Main Office for fourteen years, but will not be here next year. They are Mrs. M. Hey-man Qbelow lefty and Mrs. L. Butler glefty . Eastern will miss these ef- icient secretaries. All these helpers in the Administn'ator's Office will be part of our Ever- lasting Memories. Guidance Gffice At right are the members of Eastern's Guidance Department. In the top center is Ms. Marilyn Levy, the counselor for Jrmiors. Seniors are counselled by Mr. William Blake, upper right. join- ing the department is February was Mrs. Allenette Valentine, coun- selor for the ninth graders. Mrs . Rosalyn Fromm counsels Sopho- mores in the very important matter of choosing a major course of study for their remaining years at Eastern. Also a part of the Guidance Dept. are Mrs. J. Davis and Mrs. M. Jenkins. They coordinate work-study programs and keep up-to-date employment informa- tion. Helping Easternites obtain and keep employment is the work of these ladies. The spotlight this year is on Mr. Blake who will counting credits for graduation with each anxious and hopeful Senior. In addition to academic mat- ters, the counselors are always willing to help with personal problems if possible. .i , A -' wwzwawg 3 at ,, ivgxff - , .. What's wrong with getting it right? Nothing . Absolutely nothing . Social Studies Department 1' Miss M. Duda Mr. M. Johnson M's M. Mccim The Social Studies Dept. is - , really getting it together to edu- cate the young women of Eastern. , With such subjects as World Today, M135 S - Snow Discovering Md., Urban Geog- raphy, Black Experience, and more. 8 I i 3, Q Mrs . S . Offer Other members of the Social Studies Department are Mrs. L. Bareham ftop lefty, Mr. H. Gareis Qabovej, Ms. S. Greens- felder, Acting Department Head Qtop rightj, and Mr. D. Pierce fleftj. Our teachers have well edu- cated themselves to educate others. They spend their time preparing lessons, correcting papers, and completing other tasks, , all to help you. Fore1gn Language Department :QQ N. if Spanish is taught at Eastern by Mrs. B. Davis, Dept. Head Qfar leftj. Miss C. White Qleftj in- structs students in French, the language of love. Habla es- panol? No? Parlez vous fran- ches? Oui! Science DCPaftment ..1: va. .av ,, , ,fun 0 . . ,, :Q-:Hui-Q! ' ' .. ,, ... ,.......,..., ,. , nv-u..4..--....,,.,,, 1 L .... - ...... ...... . I D . ...A .p.n....,,,y....-....: MNH.,...,....m.n.--.,.... -.n.....'..-.4-.,..1-N.-. ..- ,..w+++-Nz,-.........u fn-Q-.N --.-..M,.-,U 4...-.nv-nu.n...4... ,.u.n+Q..u+.vwu,...1 .w.......,..u..m, . u..u:..:.y:..:::f: . N. N f . . - ZZ!..........-.i..,-. 'T E Mr. C. Howes , J, Hancock 21 VV7ir.:? if My N.., cw .X ' . ' ,, A ff 2 ' F353 K: my! - ' ' k Q 7.1 ' P 5 if Q 2-vw A K Mg,-A - - f 'e-me Mrs. P . SCa1'Pe110 10 Mr, W, Cohen x Mrs. R. Lee Mr. G. Shaw Mr. D. Wessel 2:14 M. f- -wnirifl-V1 , Jw, Wy X ev 52:5 i! vm',s-3 'J' ' Q . ,f ' 1 my -U . trim ' 554 73 7393? 5 'kr 1 . . Q- ?2 'f.fr1- F2-f ' V' -n .' Midi fzfawflizfifgfi I , I few I Mr. Our Science Department wor hard in developing the scientific minds of Eastern High School students. T . Williston ks M's. P. Caldwell Miss J. Stegman A . v.' V 'Q 'V Q,-071 : Mrs. P. Grunwald Mrs. P. Blansfield 1' ElQ i ' f ff? ' . ,ny ,X . English Department - r'r't'-- I -A 1, ' K . Q C ,ik A ww.. fl'x.kAtks....f11.s.w'i ,f W kmasgi ' .Q ' . -wa 1, ' x . :G W.. . X ' A, V .fr-.Q 5 .X -gh, W . X . AI Mr. R. Terrill Q fm , .4 I' Mrs. H. Bartholow Miss L . Fursman Q V, , K 3.-f,ffi,1 I I . 'A i 3515. 1 ' ' 1: r g R ' Z? i ? '?Ag: . I 7' , f 5 f ' S r H 'i 5 5 ' '57 39122555 If f . :,7Tfffr?ffE3 .ry -V: . 1.211532 Saw? I 5 1, .V ,M M' 1 K qsg.. 5 1 .13, A W. r ' --.uw-,fm fff- ' .. Ls- fu .3 '.!ggQ4:Qgegf!gi2QQ55gf5,- hh ,, ' A mf-' Mfr K i37fgePm ,Qi f' Y ' s. ' r KA. I , f.i532? 5 - s.. ,tw f ss , ,g,. . - -, V S' ' , . - ,-.gy f Q ' K LQEJQQXQZ A - or A E t if lgaixigg k 5 ... -V , . , m ,e -. , gigs. aff' i . ,- ' -4' .girl ,--,. 1322-W .V EIEZ : H ' 9:57 f- .- sf-ff.7 . I ' -, S?u5 fkZ3',2'p. 'T -is z 1. , . J: . . f' , ffit.E. Mrs . T . Denholm 'a ,J ...f as Aw' , u ,J x . Z 'V ' 4... .A Mrs. N. Brooks Mrs. E. Dunbar X f if Mr W Jordon new Music Department Above and across are the two music teachers who provide Eastern with beautiful sounds. Yotmg, attractive and sexy Mr. Lee, and talented Mr. Bunch. rt Department Below is Mrs. L. Jackson, who is, believe it or not, the entire Art Department. She is so very good at what she does that she needs no other help. Business Dept. Mrs DeHaven fDepartment Headj Mrs . Carroll Mrs . Carter j V S , X, -,,-- -.L O .,. E W Far Left: Mrs. D. Mears Left: Mrs. M. Suggs Below: Mrs. E. Whitmore Physical Education Department gf 'X Miss M. Wilson, Dept. Head Mrs. A. Gay Miss. H. Wallace I N 1 12 'l ' H -: , ws 'E-37 - f? YI at - W , I .iw 9 - . , V, .E v al W W W WW . , fr-mfr? ff ,,, lf.. - Hg s L- W 'wwf ,V it W i N, 'gif'1WffrfSf?2smj::P::4 2. . P ' . Ag- tsl g f 4553, ., Q, 333 . V - W Q 1 .K .Fifi-Q 11, .Agf a -W f ,I , -w A A if iv , fi ,g 4 '1Qk ,f. 1 5? 55, ga. 45- -- ' A ,wx - f Vzjkjf.. 4,-ii I me V A T ,1l1?1f,r w' :gy .gg V5 Q . V ,Lf .gf:g,,L.-fffjzfiefgg ,.1 -. v .f,Q ' ff -'fgI,1' Vw , , , -, g, .5 fr-Mm,,,1::sJ,1:f.1f1t'xf1 3' -. , 4- - V ' M! 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Head Q-fsfifffff ' 5 ,idi 17 I A1dGS The aides of Eastern High do much to help us. They help in the cafeteria , to keep it in order. They help in the ofice in many ways. The aides help us in so many ways. We are proud to have such good women in our school. The Senior Class thanks you all . . Excepuonal .I .If . V . Q efam- y a, Bragg -4' , VK X .zf' ' -1:1 J' f 1' ,KL I ,L we .f X, f M Al gyifggg-'fi nggfxlassvzf ,f ,if yn . 1 .il V 1 Mrs. Adams Mrs Howard Driver s Ed Drivers Ed Mr L Klein 3f2LT?Fs!3RE CHY PBEM 338085 nnnlrn EYXIIFRTIALI rnn Eastern's cafeteria ladies are so busy serving at the snack bar, making hamburgers, dishing out vegetables, and counting out change that our photographer was compiled to catch them on the run. What's for dessert? , ,H ,.,.-,g, 1.41sfzarffffffiisgfa- , , .211 , I fffJJfl::52ai!?':2vf-f,,: Q f. yfff9F.'f?:e.f W ' 'tffkiffistlsfil ,, -' 1--sfrleff ' ,V i I . F ,mji.,,t3ifAA:,., K- . vflflw-'wil ' if ,V .:,!4?i,?'!' 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A ,L :EV V 'al' ' 3- -44 5 3 EOR 1!. .ff , ,L 1 H. 2' ' x 1 4- 1 1 1 i A I A .,r.? .-V -,r' . x np f 1 M K 4 '. f 1 v X 11, , L x 1 1 1 Q Y Qimm , 4. Lllfrffcfzf Q ff fr L CIIZQII 'I 1 Seated at the head table for the ParentlDaughter Banquet are fL-RQ: Mr. J. McKim and Ms. S. Greensfelder, two Sr. Class advisors, Mrs. Royster and her daughter, Regina, who is Sr. Class Pres. , Mrs. D. Johnson, Ass't. Prin. , and Miss B. Williams, Prin. , and her mother. Miss J. Johnson stands to the left. Where's my mama? Checking in. Food! Delicious food! Eat your vegetables Lf? -km-W lk, a Guests were treated to a fashion show featming Eastern's students and teachers . 1 v-, if is Eryv in sv' inf '91 'X 5' 'ya X. V At Left, Denise Pittman and her mother display a beautiful bouquet. Below: East:ern's daughters with their parents. 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Our principal Mrs. Williams is dressed in gold our assistant Principals are dressed in green. 25 Candlelight Assernbl f 76', Class M' I A,-.C 'mi 1, ae. 6 if I ' Tfhzfq at ,pw frm ...L t 3. e 1 'f Every year Eastern sf lor Schlfol a Candlelight Assemblyigr fgoccasion is cus- is tomary. It shows the way celebrates the Christmas season. T niorj it participating in an activity that willgsliowthe school how well we can cont1'ib11te4fii5 AChrist's birth. It means making -Christina? tfbeautiful l and fun time, which it is really a beautiful programggifffgfie' seniors, figwearing white, with beauti giecoratjions around. The light from ggflashlight adds extra beauty to it. Can glghb is iinostly Choral and solo sin f . Mr.QfJ3u.nch iffgets together beautiful voic ' i1d makes this' memorable event. Once i gwhile there beautiful poetry quo iflaboutlgiliis time of the I thifllf it to celebrate ca iiglight wgpcguses ' ifyiery important time yeaiifin i llgst ff! celebrate it. For mi kg a yeai, I 've 'iwaiting to celebrate 'Qrticiggte in Blight and mv BV: l Nfl seen. t h A f ., 11' '- ng' llswzijgw- V Q A i ea , . righ i ,iz 2 V L .2 N, l4's ' l'l 1Pl 1 If ilf 5 lf 'Ll iis,.3 's' fli9fSEQ5'iQa,liq1 tig,,,1 Aj - K gi? V V : htlis l tlt C lll il ' il'i f 5 . gf? wg: C i , :FEL gawk , gg , .ff I sa . , 1 , ' 7!'K!g,Y6tizA Q V 1 H..-mst ' Li., up if ' , 26 I 434524 W 4 O ! .4 lfffr-53' f Y' A A L Kathy Alston, QPuff-n-Stuff, 1205 Cap- ricorn, Activities: Fortran, Chorus, After School Choir, Peer Counselling. Plans: Community College of Balto. , continue worlcing at Social Security. Ambitions: Fin- ish college, work, get married someday. Advice to underclassmen: When you reach the 12th grade, don't let it go to your head because you still haven't made it until your last step at graduation. Alwaysstrive and don't be absent too frequently. Sharon Alston, 1202, Aries, Act.: Modern Dance fTreas. J, Badminton Team, Plans: Bowie State College. Ambitions: Become an elementary school teacher. Advice: Keep striving, you'll get there. Kathleen Bailey QKat-moej, 1205, Aquarius. Act: Sr. Day play, 1973 Chorus. Likes Best about EHS: Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Offer, Mrs. Lee. Plans: Howard University. Ambi1:ions: Higher education, work and en- joy life single as long as I can. Advice: Grow-up, act your age, respect each other. Marnetta Baker fCissyl, 1202, Capricorn, Likes about El-IS: helps you learn. Plans: Trade school or service. Ambitious: Make 28 Jeanetta Alford Joann T. Alston something of myself, Advice: Do whatever the teacher tells you. Lynette M. Ballard, 1207, Cancer, Act: Ir. Class Pres., Volleyball Team. Likes about EHS: Business Program. Plans: work and college. Ambitions: become a successful business person, further my education as much as I can. Advice: Stay in school. Sandra Barnes fReej, 1204, Virgo. Act: Future Nurses Club, EHS Choir, Sec. of 1204. Likes about Ei-IS: Assemblies, teachers, staff. Plans: Nursing school. Ambitlons: work hard, study hard, to achieve my goals. Advice: Study hard, don't play around, and don't get caught in the late room. Angela Beverly fAngiej, 1206, Libra. Likes about EI-IS: the way everybody gets along with each other. Plans: be a secretary, attend college. Ambition: Secretary. Advice: Stay in school and get your education because you only do this once in a lifetime. Renee Bowman, 1206, Libra. Plans: work. Ambition: Secretary. Advice: Do the work so you can get out. Rosalind Bowman, 1203, Taurus. Likes about EHS: teachers are eager to help you learn. Plans: Coppin State College. Ambition: Teacher. Advice: Though some people don't like school, it's like medicine: it is good for you. Kathy Alston Sharon Alston Kathleen Bailey Marnetta Baker w , Qt fib r W9 LYIISUSB Ballard Sandra Barnes Patricia Barr Adell B811 Angela Beverly Nancy Birnbaum Renee Bowman Terri Bradford 29 Judith Bradley Uudyj, 1203, Taurus. Activities: Bowling, Student Council. Plans: College. Ambitions: Teacher or Social Worker. Terry Lee Bright, 1206, Cancer. Act.: Entre-Nous, Mental Health, Sand-Art, Clubs, and Future Business Leaders of America. Plans: Further my education. Ambitions: be- come a career woman Qsecretaryj. Advice to underclassmen: Come to school, do your work, and don't get on the teachers' nerves. Linda Brooks, 1201, Pisces. Likes most about Ei-IS: Miss Betty Williams. Plans: UMBC, Ambitions: Be successful as a nurse. Advice: No matter how hard the roads get, keep on trying. Ada Brown fPeachiej, 1207, Gemini. Plans: Get a good job and get married. Ad- vice: Go to your classes and do the work even if you don't want to: it will show later in your future. Aldreece Yulonda Brown fLundyj, 1207 , Pisces, Act: BANNER Editor, Homeroom Rep. , 1976 ECHO Staff. Plans: College. Ambitions: A good career and then get mar- ried. Advice: Get all the education you can Mrs. Rita Crews, Mrs. Bartholow's Student teacher, 1976. 30 Judith Bradley Rene Brice because you're going to need it. Brenda Denise Brown, 1204, Leo. Act: Newspaper staff. Plans: College. Ambitions: Be a successful writer and TV or radio broadcaster. Cynthia A. Brown, 1201, Pisces. Act: Jr. Class Treas. Secretarial Club fSec. Q, Red Cross Club qPres. D. Likes most about EHS: the friendly people. Plans: Work iist and then attend college. Ambition: Become a co1.u'u'oom stenographer. Advice: Study hard and remain in school because nothing can be accomplished until learning has taken place. Gleniss Valerie Brown, 1203, Virgo. Act: Ed. All-State Chorus, Christmas Chorus of Md., Bicentennial Chorus, Tennis Team, Secretarial Club. Likes most about EHS: environment, faculty, and staff. Plans: Towson State or Morgan University. Ambition: elementary education teacher. Advice: Stay cool, stop cutting class, do the best that possibly can be, in the long run it will pay off. Lenora Brown fBootj, 1205, Leo. likes about EI-IS: Mrs. Carter, Ms. Stewart. Plans: Work. Ambition: get a goodjob. Advice: stay in school and finish: without your education wyou will get nowhere and nothing out of life. Terry L. Bright Cassandra Briscoe Linda Brooks Ada Brown .. . , rqs Adlreece Brown Arlene Brown Brenda D. Brown Cynthia A. Brown 'flkikg N j ,J Darlene Brown Gleniss V. Brown Lenora D. Brown Vonzella Bullock 31 1 if an ws. Sharon E. Bunch Jocelyn Bynum Sharon Bunch, 1201, Libra. Likes most about EHS: Miss Williams and some of the teachers. Plans: College. Ambition: Major in Fashion Merchandising. Advice to under- classmen: Go to class and get that knowledge. Jocelyn Bynum, 1201, Scorpio. Activi- ties: Future Teachers of America, Solo Club, After School Chorus, Baseball Team, As- sembly Committee. Likes most about EHS: Almost everything, especially being a senior. Plans: College. Ambition: Special Education Teacher. Advice: just hang in there. Sandra Denise Byrd fneicyj, 1206 Taurus. Act: Volleyball Team, Cheerleaders, Boosters, Historian, Activities Coordinator. Plans: Work or College. Ambition: Secre- tary or Assistant Bookkeeper. Advice: Attend all your classes because, though you may think it is fun now, you will End out differ- ent when you become a senior, if you do. Doris Capers fl-looksj, 1205, Aquarius. Act: Fortran, Red Cross, and Currents Clubs, After School Chorus, Plans: C.C.B. or work. Ambitions: Get married someday. Advice: Do the best you can: don't mess around when it comes to getting your work done. It's hard enough with a diploma and even harder with- out it. Susan Carlos, 1202, Libra. Likes most about EHS: the people, the teachers are so very nice. Plans: Work. Ambition: Play the organ. Bertina Michele Creighton fBert or Tinaj 1201, Virgo. Red Cross Club, Mental Health Club QTreas. Q, National Honor Society, Currenis Club, Seminars in Non-traditional Education, Math Club. Likes most about H-IS: The opportunities that are available. Plans: Attend college for 4 or 5 years. Am- bitions: Try to help my people understand the world and their lives: to become a psy- chologist or enter into a field dealing with math. Advice: Follow that bright stanvand never be mislead or influenced by selish, cruel individuals: they are the ones who look 32 our for themselves only: be your own judge. Your ideas are the best qnes. Charlene Christian, 1201, Capricorn. Act: Chorus. Plans work part-time and go to a Mortician college. Advice: Stay in school and get as much education as you can. Ruth Claiborne, 1201, Virgo. Act: Vice-Pres. of Class 11973-74j, Student Council Q1975j. Likes most about EHS: Everything. Plans: Nursing school. Ambition: Have a good life. Advice: Stay in school: it's not hard. Keep climbing the ladder of success. Theresa Cozette Collins, 1201, Aquarius. Act: Student Council fSec. , Vice-Pres., Pres. Q Cheerleaders fCapt. , Co- Capt. Q Track and Field, Entre Nous Club. Plans: College, Ambition: Urban Developer Specialist. Sandra D- Byrd Beverly Campbell Doris Capers Susan Carlos Barbara Carroll Bertina Creighton Charlene Christian Ruth Claiborne ig wa' Denise W. Clark Cynthis Coates Theresa Collins Valerie Conway 33 v e 1' a s Y. 1 n Memories Renee Cooper Vernita Cooper , ,M K a. ,. X, J fi .Lf - ef, if 2 -g gi. AQ: 3 A 55,9 kv? 'if A - ii: 5, -.I Rf, in, LSI.. in Q Hark! What light through yonder window breaks? It is the east and Juliet is the sun. 34 Renee Cooper fSugar or R.C. Q, 1208, Aquarius. Activi- ties: Adopt-A-Lot Club fPres.J Likes most about El-IS: Freedom, the rules are not too strict. Plans: College, major in Psychol- ogy. Ambition: Psychologist--to help others help themselves. Advice to underclassmen: Create the opportunity to do ex- citing thing with the school. Gwendolyn Doris Cosby fGwen or Shortyj, 1203, Aquarius. Act: All-State Chorus. Plans: Work and college. Advice: Stay in school and don't be a fool. Patricia Ann Dandridge, 1206, Leo. Act: Student Council Alt. Likes most about EHS: Activities. Plans: Business school and work. Ambition: Bookkeeper. Advice: Don't play with Miss Williams and get all you can out of school. Sarah Davis S1Candyj, 1202, Virgo. Likes most about Eastern It gives you a c ance to make it. Plans: A permanent job, if possible. Ambition: Strive for survival. Advice: Learn all you can while you have the opportunity. Linda Dawson, 1203, Gemini. Likes most about El-IS: Friends and clubs. Plans: Work. Ambition: Work in an oice. Advice: Always try to have a positive self image. Cheri Lynn Dorsey fChe-Chej, 1202, Leo. Likes most about EHS: the way the school is run. Plans: Work. Ambition: Clerk-typist. Advice: Come to school, attend classes each day. GWend01Yn C1'0SbY Sylvia A. Crosby L'tanya Cm-beam Paula L. Cufie Donna V. Curry Patricia A. Dandridge Sheryl Daniel Shawn Dashiell 119 R90 Claudette Davis Sarah A. Davis Linda A, Dawson Cheri Dorsey 35 gig.: , :t .Q gre . .. Q ,Mfood in the cafeteria. . 3 I if Q1 isfafm 'iw-5 I: X Ruth L. Douglass, 1207, Gemini. Activi ties: School Store. Likes most about EHS: Sports. Plans: College and work. Ambition: Major in Business Administration. Deborah Dow, 1205, Leo. Act: Future Business Leaders of America QPres. Q, Red Cross Club fTreas. J Likes most about EHS: Data Processing. Plans: College. Ambi1ions: Successful analyst or programmer. Advice: Never stop trying: always look ahead and you will always be ahead and on top. Karen Durant, 1206, Pisces. Likes most about EI-IS: Business courses. Plans: Work. Ambi1:ion: Secretary. Advice: Stay in school Yvonne Easter fVonnieJ, 1207, Scorpio. Act: Roller Skating Club, Sr. Day. Likes most about EHS: Business courses. Plans: College. Ambitions: Computer programmer or Secretary. Advice: Make the most of yourself, and hang in there. Tonia Danette Ellison fToniy, 1207, Leo. Likes most about EI-IS: Freedom to move about, ability to get along with teachers and others. Plans: College. Ambition: Business Administrator. Advice: Stay with it: don't give up. 5 Remember: i ' If V -a re?-.. n when I was late 53, 1 .aiorischc-01. L . A liiizri ed to get a glatejpass for being Kg ..,.. 4 Of mV i?:'ffElasses,iifor no reasomn if ' ' V - -33:53:54 13' i '.E:5IQi'i,?'i??5vl2-- L -how Wired '10 on rheirggacher EFI' ii? L ,, x ' at -duking the teaclieSi2fiSo'I could cut her class? ., 'li R if --eating the untasteable lti , ig ,. ,. ..-. .P , --hoping that the teacher ,,,, would not call on me L to glve an answer. ,, . . 3. ,x.g,::a:v, ' ' L'- . iii--filfiifii' ' J. ,- --being a freshman to be- coming a senior. X :Harm 'fra S2 x pf., Q, K ,.,Qjf. is . eww ,K Sff!33? a: E35 ' 'fir 36 Ruth L. Douglass Deborah A. Dow Louise Elizabeth fCookiej, 1206, Scorpio. Plans: Further my educa1:ion. Ambitions: Get a good job and be a good secretary. Wendolia M. English fWenniej, 1206, Aquarius. Plans: Get a job, get married, and have children. Advice: Keep on keeping on and, believe me, you will make it. Rhoda Denise Ennis QNeiceyj, 1208, Leo. Act: Sr. Day, Candlelight. Likes most about H-IS: Teachers give you high hopes and make you really want to get your head together and keep it that way. Plans: Work for 1 year, then Business coll'ege. Advice: Hang in there and do things right because you are one of the Eastern girls and we always put up a good ight. Stay with it. Linda Epps, 1202, Virgo. Plans: College. Ambition: to help people. Advice: Work hard, so one day you can be someone. Darlene Rochelle Evans fAngelJ, 1202, Sagittarius. Act: Red Cross Club. Plans: Work, then get married. Ambition: to work with children. Advice: Do not cut classes and have good attendance, and join some kind of club that you are interested in. Emestine Dupres Karen R. Durant Mary N. Easley Yvonne Easter 'N' uno Doris Edison Cheryl R. Elliott Tonia D. Ellison Wendolia M. English Rhoda D. Ennis Linda Epps Darlene R. Evans Mary Evans 37 ms' 1 38 Shirrell Evans Cheri Faulkner Charlotte Fedd Cheri Adele Faulkner, 1206, Gemini. Activities: Chorus, - ' Jr. Class Activiiies. Likes most about EHS: Its rules and the way Miss Williams cares about us. Plans: College or work. Advice to underclassmen: C-o to every class and you will have a better time in school. Darlene Foster fDollj, 1204, Libra. Act: Chorus, Modern Dance, ECHO Staff. likes most about EHS: Mr. Blake and some of the teachers and students. Plans: Get married, col- Come to school--everyday. Shedgra Gaines fSweetieJ, 1204, Libra. Likes most about H-IS: The friendliness of some of the students. Plans: College, major in Sociology. Ambitions: Ma.ke the best of what I have. Advice: As you go through life, don't try to be a bully, try to make more friends. Always wear a smile. Merle Gaither, 1206, Capricom. Plans: Clerk-typist. Jacqueline Gee Uackiej, 1204, Taurus. Act: Student Coun cil Rep. filth G 12thj. Likes most about EHS: Assemblies, some teachers. Plans: Morgan State Univ. , major in Psy- chology. Ambitious: Fulill my goals and live each day as it comes. Advice: Don't ever say you can't do it, because if you try, you can do anything you want to do. A Sherry Giles, 1206, Aries. Plans: Work, Ambition: Clerk- typist. Advice: Stay in school. Carol Goodwin, 1207, Libra. likes most about EI-IS: some of the teachers. Plans: Work. Ambition: To make my life a success. lege. Ambitions: To raise a family and go to college. Advice: Paula Fitzgerald Marilyn Forlane Darlene Foster linda Fowlkes A nl, QWV' Q? aah' Tammy Fowlkes Rhonda Frazier Shedgra Gaines Merle Gaither who Delphine Gantt Jacqueline Gee Sherry Giles Adrienne Gilliam 39 Patricia Ann Gordon, 1202, Cancer, Activities: Assembly Committee Chorus, Future Teachers of America QTreas. J, Likes most about EHS: Everybody gets along. Plans: College. Ambition: Social worker. Advice to underclassmen: Hang in there and your day will be here soon. Yvonne Green fCa.kej, 1203, Taurus, Likes: My friends. Plans: Work. Advice: Try your best to get out of school. Vivian Antionette Hall fTonij, 1201 Aries. Act. Sr. Class Treas Volle ball . . . Y Team, Nat'1. Honor Soc. Badminton Team. Plans: Univ. of Miami. Ambition: Lawyer. Sharon Elizabeth Hammond fSharj, 1206 Advice: Stay in school and play it cool. . . . . . , Sagittarius. Act: Class activities 110th-12th Modern Dance. Plans: College or work. Ambitions: Model or Secretary. Advice: Hang in there all the way. Brenda D. Gray ',,.wr L . Miss Williams and Sr. Class ofiicezs begin the Senior Countdown. 40 ,vw ,K SZSYVQ ,yu ff , M J? 535' sp.. . 72' 3 K - ' Cheryl Green Marian Green Stephanie Green Yvonne Green Vivian A. Hall Rebecca I. Hammond Sharon Hammond Dorothy Hancock E 55 'k . , ' A-if K' -L . ' fi -, Harriet V. Harcum Margaret Hardy Sharon Hardy Carolyn 1- HQTPCI' 41 fd y :fi ' f if J if Mixing with '76's Regina Royster are Karen Brooks C761 and Faye Kimbrough f'77j. Debra Harp er Loretta Harris Dorothy Hancock QShortyj, 1206, Taurus. Likes most about EHS: the last year. Plans: College. Ambition: Nurse. Advice to under- classmen: Do your work in class so you can get out of school. Harriet Harcum QI-larrij, 1201, Scorpio. Activities: Modern Dance, Curren1:s Club, Red Cross Club fSecJ Who's Who in American High School Students. Likes most about H-IS: Assemblies, and some of the teachers. Plans: UMBC. Ambitions: Reg. Nuise, get a Ph.D. in Child Psychology. Advice: I urge you to go to every class and learn as much as you can, because when you go out into the world, the things you have learned in school will meet up with you. Debra Harper, 1203, Capricorn. Act: National Honor Society, Who's Who in American High School Students, A-V Aide, Student Council Rep., Likes most about EHS: Clubs, friends. Plans: Coppin, major in Special Ed. Advice: Keep on striving un- til you reach your goal: in other words, don't stop until you reach the top. Loretta Harris QLOWQ, 1202, Virgo. Likes mcst about EI-IS: Activities. Plans: Keep my job or join the Air Force. Ambitions: Maj or in math. Advice: Stay in school. Angela Higgs fAngie, Slickj, 1201, Virgo. Act: Future Teachers of America QSec. , then Vice-Pres. J, Volleyball Team, Grifin Club, library Club, Softball Team, Badminton Team, Bowling League. Likes about EHS: just about all the things we have here: we have some extras. Plans: College. Ambition: Elementary teacher. Advice: Do all you are capable of doing and more. Do better than your friend. Study at all times: its better for you. Diane Hooker, 1202, Sagittarius. Act: Sr. Day, Fashion Show. Likes most about EHS: extracurricular activities. Plans: Col- lege. Ambition: Doctor QPsychotherapistJ, Advice: Try hard to achieve your goals. Never look back, always look forward. 42 Brenda Holmes QSm.ileyJ, 1201, Sagittarius. Act: Quill S Scroll Society fSec. Q, Tennis Team, Badminton Team, Modem Dance, ECHO Staff. Plans: Washington Bible College. Ambition: Teacher. Advice: Ask God to help you in all you do. Take heed to all advice given to you by teachers, ad- ministrators, and counselors: they are here to help you. Arnita Hinton fNitaj, 1208, Cancer. Act: Chorus, Exploring Club fCh.ild Carey, Adopt-A-Lot Club fVice-Pres. L Likes most about EHS: Teachers. Plans: Norfolk State College. Ambition: 2nd grade teacher. Advice: Take good care of your future because that's where you're going to spend the rest of your life. Lillie Holmes, 1204, Gemini. Act: Choir. Likes most about EHS: It has good teachers. Plans: Work. Louise Harris Monica Harris Irene Hernandez Angela Higgs Amita Hinton Brenda Holmes Lillie Holmes Rhodelia Holmes Diane G- H00ke1' Marcia Hopkins Valerie Houston Darlene Howard 43 X S X 1 Hflycyffah WNW! lflflfllfjfif -X if ,T Q My p l . M r fm !'lljllfl3 5,4 ,L , I if if 'iii if wi zfxiif 5 :if I v ,X 5 1 .g:,.,1,r5,- I ,.,r. Liam- . 23,?1iif0'I. Sabrina Hughes, 1205, Pisces. Activiiies: Volleyball Team, National Honor Society, Currents Club, Black Culture Club, Usher. likes most about EHS: My teachers and friends, business courses. Plans: College. Ambiiion: Be successful in Data Processing. Advice to underclassmen: Whatever you go into, work hard at it and you will succeed. Carolyn Hunter, 1201, Scorpio. Advice: Keep your head u hi h and ou will succeed. P S V Dinah Hurt, 1202, Cancer. Act: Red Cross Club, Future Nurses Club, Library As- sistant, Bicentennial Chorus. Likes most about E-IS: It's a great school in all ways. Plans: College. Ambition: Physician or Reg. Nurse: to be married. Advice: Keep on trucking. We made it, so can you. Carolyn Hunter, 1201, Scorpio. Advice: Keep your head up high and you will succeed. LeEtta Constance Jackson fPeachesJ 1206, Scorpio. Act: Volleyball Team, Baseball Team, Modern Dance. Likes most about El-IS: Getting out early and on time. Plans: Air Force Reserve. Ambition: Clerk-typist. Annette L. James fPee-Weej, 1203, Leo. Act: BANNER Staff. Likes most about EI-IS: Classes. Ambition: Get a nice, permanent job. Advice: Keep on truckin'. Angela Jenkins QAngiej, 1203, Sagit- tarius. Act: Farewell Committee, ECHO Staff and photographer. Plans: College and marriage. Ambition: To become the best I can in whatever I do. Advice: Hold your head up and keep on striving. We are the strength of the world and we will overcome. Get your education irst and then party. Eva Jenkins, 1204, Scorpio. Plans: Col- lege. Advice: Keep on going even when the way gets rough. Patricia Jenkins, 1206, Cancer. Act: fat school U'8IlSfB1'.l'6d fromj: Student Council Rep. , Cheerleader QCapt. Q, Drill Team fCo- Capt. J. Likes most about EHS: The size and how the school is arranged because there are many places to study and have peace. 44 Roslyn Howard Sabrina Hughes Ambitions: Do my work to the best of my ability: be a good wife and mother to my family: get along, not only with my neighbors, but with everyone I possibly can. Advice: Listen to the teachers, try to attend school regularly, do not cut classes: and, most of all, make the best of yourself and your educaiion in the upcoming future. Deborah Johnson fDebbie, Jayj, 1203, Gemini. Likes most about EHS: Friends. Plans: College of nursing: work part- time. Ambitious: Try for a Master's: get a good job: manage my own household. Advice: Sit your play aside and study hard because the fellows aren't going to pass you. Elease Johnson fNiecyJ, 1203 , Aquarius, 1203 Pres. , Chorus, ECHO Staff, Plans: College. Ambition: Nurse. Ad- vice: Hang in there like the Class of '76. Carolyn Hunter Dinah L. Hurt LeEtta Jackson Sondra Jackson HU' Trunifa Jackson Vera Jackson Annette James Gail Jarvis Angela I. Jenkins Eva Jenkins Deborah Johnson Elease Johnson 45 Jacintha Euella Johnson, 1201, Cancer. Activities: National Honor Society fPres. J, Secretarial Club fPres. J, Fu'au'e Business Leaders of America, Grifin and Entre-Nous Clubs, A-V Aides. Likes about EI-IS: The freedom of choice! Plans: College. Ambi- tion: Be a successful Business Administrator. Advice to the underclassmen: Make the best of the 4 years spent at Eastern. Always make the best of whatever you do because what you do now will reflect on you in the future. Iilda Johnson Uillj, 1206, Capricorn. Act: Computer Club fllthj, Plans: Be a clerk-typist, then get married. Advice: Work hard to get out of high school. You really can't mes around. You must study. Estelle Deniece Jones fSusiej, 1206, Taurus. Plans: Further my education andwork Mary Anita Jones fBonniej, 1205, Taurus. Act: Usher, School Store, Chorus, Black Culture Club. Likes most about EHS: the courses offered and the teachers. Plans: College and a part-time job. Ambition: Be- come successful in the Data Processing world. Advice: Study hard and 1:ry to succeed in whatever field you take. 46 Gladys Johnson Jacintha johnson H15-11 1011115011 LaT2nya Johnson Elsie jones Estelle Jones X f 12111-100 101165 Mary Jones Valerie Jones Angela Jordan A11-1110 1015011 Gale P. Lang Brenda Lawrence Eula Lewis 47 5 ' 3 F A' Margaret Lewis Angela Libingston Angela Livingston QAngiej, 1203, Taurus. Likes most about EI-IS: Lunch. Plans: College. Ambition: To become rich. Advice to underclassmen: Hang in there. Diane Mason, 1203, Pisces. Likes most about Ei-IS: the people, everybody gets along O.K. Plans: Copping, major in Reg. Nursing. Ambi1:ions: Go to church and teach Sunday Q School. Advice: When school gets rough and you are tired, don't give up, just ask God to help you. Linda Faye Martin, 1208, Taurus. Likes most about H-IS: Teachers. Plans: Work. Ambition: Accounting. Advice: Stay in school Jacqueline Massey fNiecyj, 2101, Sagittarius. Activities: Solo Club, Choir. Likes most about EI-IS: There's nothing I like most, I just like it, period. Plans: College, Ambitions: Nurse, major in Sociology, Physchology. Advice: You've only just begun: fragile beginnings for a mighty ending. Jessica Mays QPlunkaj, 1204, Taurus. Act: Candlelight. Likes most about EI-IS: Learning and my mother, Mrs. Mc- Intyre. Plans: Marriage and work. Advice: Stay in school and continue on. Christine McConnell, 1201, Libra. Act: Future Business Leaders of America fPres. 1, Entre Nous Club fTreas. j. Likes most about EHS: All my classes, the teachers, principal. Plans: Work, then College. Ambition: Reg. Nurse. Advice: Study hard and get good grades, stop cutting classes, set an example for the on-coming Easternites. Kim McCowan, 1202, Virgo. ECHO Staff, Tennis. Likes most about EHS: Teachers and the Administration. Plans: American Univ. Ambition: Own my own magazine. Advice: Attend all classes and do your best work. Try to get along with everyone. Donna Patricia McCray fDonniej, 1203, Aquarius. Act: Cheerleaders. Plans: Work, modelling school, Ambi1:ion: Become a model and one day model in the Ebony Fashion Fair. Advice: Do your best or it will hurt you in the future. Delores A. Madison Diane Martin linda Martin Diane Mason Jacqueline Mf'1SSeV Jessica L. Mays Jocelyn L. Mays UU' Christine McConnell Kim McCowan Alice McC1-ay Donna P. McC1-ay Valerie McCray 49 -:J aw, - fy , I 55321 pg: fm. , mf Egfr 451554: . ' f wr '1'ifgXSilgf?s:'?4,?1!fu1w, zrijsflfp Memories are Joys we share over d ,i ,2 . .. , u S ' P ,Q . L. gp :oveiE.1iagfg?i:in1eFQoes past. ' good tunes and bad, thinking ab all the Weahsd' Tllfxafeteliav lf cant Asse11:b11e5ft2Wss,'.5.fvi11ian1s, X 35, .A ,N K 1. these some A al- is W.: kd :ways remember- Afiiiff ,A ,, .,?f1E3f!e a1'??91.,e1' and look back i ,gig . . , 1 . , ,, A56 15112, .5 'Q:Q - :PEW ' ' 4531: 1.f ,1?f?'ff,, w , ti T 4 ' 50 :fl'?f':TiI8PiP: -i Paula McFadden Sherrel McFadden Paula R. McFadden, 1206, Libra. Activities: Solo Club, W 4 Who Among American High School Students, Office Aide, Ch rus Q4 yrs. Q, City and Coimty Choirs, Sr. Class Sec. , All Sr. Activities, I-l.R. Rep. f10th, 11thj, All Md. State Chorus. Likes most about EHS: Everything. Plans: C.C.B. Ambi1:ions: Work for the U. S. Gov't. , and become a singer. Advice to th underclassmen: Stick to it: you can make it if you try. Sherrel McFadden fBootj, 1203, Cancer. Likes most about H-IS: Activities. Plans: Trade school. Ambition: Follow my go in life. Advice: Stay in school and don't cut classes because cutting classes doesn't help you at all. Marilyn McFarlane, Virgo. Likes most about EHS: The way teachers are so patient and understanding with you, and they t to help you a lot. Plans: Morgan. Ambi1:ion: Computer Progra mer Advice: Try very hard to get a good education, study hard, it is important. Helene Mcllwain, 1204, Virgo. Likes most about EI-IS: Asse blies, teachers. Plans: Work. Advice: Study hard to graduate. Carlene Mclntosh fLeniej, 1203, Leo. Plans: C.C.B. Ambiti Nurse. Zenovia McLaurin, 1202, Aquarius. Act: Volleyball, Basket- ball, and Softball Teams. Likes most about EHS: Miss William Plans: Army. Cathleen Mines, 1204, Capricorn. Likes most about EI-IS: As- semblies. Plans: College, then work. Ambition: Tailor. Advic Try to improve your work so you can get up to a higher grade. Helen Medlin, 1205, Scorpio. Act: Griffin, Entre Nous, and Computer Clubs, Future Business Leaders of America. Plans: College 1 Q Blanche McGill Helen D. McIlwain Carlene McIntosh Kim McKay Zenovia McLaurin Janice McTeer Helen Medlin Wanda Miles .Few-wkgiwvlwxs N f X? . mn. .i 2 s Sophia Mitchell Dorothea V. Mont Angela D. Montgomery Gwendolyn Moody S1 Carolyn Moore, 1206, Virgo. Likes most about EHS: Getting out this year. Plans: Work, maybe college in '77. Ambition: Nice paying job. Advice to underclassmen: Go to school everyday and study hard. Debra Moore, 1202, Libra. Activities: J,V. Volleyball Team QCapt. J, Badminton Team, Modern Dance Group, Entre Nous Club, Sr. Planning Comm, Art Comm. Likes' most about EHS: Teacher-student relationship. Plans: Towson State of Commercial Art school. Ambition: Career in Visual Communication and Commercial Art. Advice: Take hold of every learning day and make good use of it. Time goes by too fast to waste it. Phyllis Morris, 1203 , Pisces. Likes most about EI-IS: My h-iends. Plans: Nursing school, work, marriage. Ambition: Nurse or X-ray technician. Advice: Don't give up even if you feel you want to. Strive for the best and don't settle for less. Daphne Elaine Nash QDocJ, 1202, Aquarius. Act: Chorus, Jr. Class Vice-Pres. , Student Council. Likes most about El-IS: The teachers and the way they teach. Plans: Continue em- ployment at Md. Gen. Hosp. and further my . ' ,iv 52 Carolyn Moore Debra Moore education. Ambition: Dietician. Advice: Stay wise and stay in school, it's worth it. Gwendolyn Neal, 1206 , Gemini. Act: Guidance Ofice A Plans: Towson State. Ambition: News reporter. Advice: Hang on in there. ' Geneva Parker fSnoopyj, 1207, Leo. Likes most about EHS: Business courses. Plans: Work. Ambition: Registered Nurse. Advice: Work hard and reach the highest goal you possibly 1 Get that good education. Michelle Payne, 1202, Libra. Likes most about H-IS: The people, and the teachers are nice. Plans: Peabody Preparatory School fMusicJ. Ambition: Play the organ. Advice: Stay in school and work hard. Freda Pinchback fFreedyl, 1203, Sagittarius. Likes most about H-IS: The way some teachers teach you and Miss Wil- liams. Plans: Work. Ambition: Clerk-typist. Advice: Attend school and graduate like we did. Marion Moore Vernell Moore Phyllis Mooris Daphne Nash Gwendolyn Neal Terri Oliver Evelyn Page Annette Parker 3' W Geneva Parker Michelle Y. Payne Veronica Phillips Brenda Pbilgreen 53 Shirley Player fBoo-Booi, 1206, Capricorn. Activities: ECHO Staff, likes most about EHS: Teachers and coiuses. Plans: Trip to Florida, then work or college. Ambition: Nurse or teacher. Advice to the underclass- men: Don't cut class because if you do Miss Williams will catch up with you. Study hard and you will get out fast in the years. Patricia Portee QSwedej, 1208, Libra. Plans: College. Ambition: Nurse. Sharon Powell, 1203, Sagittarius. Plans: College. Ambition: Obstetrician. Advice: Once you hit the road don't turn back. Janice E. Price fLadyJ, 1205, Virgo. Act.: Student Guidance Counselor Rep. f10thj, ECHO Staff. Likes most about EHS: Classes and teachers: Eastem has teachers who like to help students. Plans: Trip to Florida, then work. Ambi1:ions: Medical receptionist, mar- riage. Advice: Make it your moral responsibi- lity to attend school regularly and on time. It will pay off a great reward. Priscilla A. Ramsey, 1203, Gemini. Act: Entre Nouse Club, Basketball Scorekeeper. Plans: College. Ambi1:ions: Computer opera- tor, nurse. Advice: Do your best to get as far Denise Pittman receives the Most Valuable Player Trophy. ,mf QF' 'L I A 5 I , -' 12 54 Denise Pittman Janet Pittman as I did. This is the only way you can get through life, by trying and striving, this is the best way. Denise Reed fNeicyj, 1207, Sagittarius. Likes most about H-IS: the people. Plans: Marriage. Ambition: Nurse. Advice: Hang in there. Marilyn Reynolds, 1207, Libra. Act: Bowling. Plans: Col- lege. Ambition: Interior designer. Advice: I-lang in there. Novena Rice fNokeyj, 1207, Aries. Act: Modern Dance, Jr. Class Pres. Likes most about H-IS: It's style, for we are really leaming. Plans: Secretary or receptionist, or Marines. Ambi- 1ions: Reach all my goals in life and be free of hate. Advice: Be truthful and hang in there because the road will never really end if you want something in life. Cindy C. Richburg fCissyj, 1201, Taurus. Act: Gospel Cho- rus, Needlework Club, Cheerleader fSec. , Co-Capt. , Capt. Q, Modern Dance Group fPres. J, Homeroom Rep. , '76 Choir, Badminton Team, Quill S Scroll Society fTreas. J, ECHO Staff, Who's Who Among American High School Students, The Society of Distinguished American High School Students. Likes most about Ei-ID: The close relationship between teachers and students. Plans: Northwestern Univ. Ambition: Electrical Engi- neer. Advice: Hang in there. Shirley Player Patricia Portee Sharon Powell Janice Price Ui ivy IP , 3, il fi Ellen C- Pulley Priscilla Ramsey Joycelyn Randall Del1iS6 Reed Hp' Marilyn Reynolds Novena Rice Cheryl Richardson Cindy Richburg S5 --Mr:-::, .-f S .: - E' ' sw 'QL A' ' V fvmvmmmv ' Nz., . . 1 x p M' ii vi fw, gf, ,: 'N 311:14 f , 5137 ' 1 .573 f- m f sfgzz, 'fs-.513 . .' X is 1-'ff is? 25, ri. 9 5 EQ 2, H ' - sg. .iw ,f A -- : mfg 1.3 -, :Y , uf , . fir. ,3 23 Wait 55 5 ,5 -4, ' :, +15 ' 5389! 5 , 'xx . A Y . I fi w J, V ' ' Why do we have Candlelight? I will tell you. Candlelight is a tradition at Eastern. It's like a Christmas presentation, something we have each year in Decem- ber. Candlelight is very pretty: all seniors wear white dresses and hold candles, and we have a white Christmas tree trimmed in wonderful colors. The activities that are done are singing Christmas songs, having speakers, and many other exciting things. I hope you feel the same way I do about Candlelight: I feel as though it's a very nice and memorable occasion. Every one should want to see and participate in this glorious program. l 56 Gwendolyn Riddic Alberta Ridley Gwendolyn Riddic, 1203, Aquarius. Plans: Work. Ambition: Working with small children, ages 3-10. Advice to underclass- men: Stay in school. Alberta Ridley fBertie, Bertj, 1206, Capricorn. Activities: Sr. Day, Candlelight. Likes most about EHS: It is my last year, I am leaving. Plans: Work. Ambitions: Be a better person, keep on moving up in the world. Advice: Stay in school and you'll make it like I did. Yolanda Robinson fTubbyJ, 1204, Virgo. Likes most about EHS: Students, teachers, ' ability to work. Plans: Work: college. Advice: Be to school on time: try not to be late. Charlene Roux, 1203, Scorpio. Likes most about EHS: You have an opportunity to learn and to get ready to mix with the world. Plans: College. Ambitions: School, marriage, work, Advice: Hang in there: you'll make it. Regina B. Royster QRoachj, 1203, Aquarius. Act: Entre Nous Club, Mental Health Club QPres.j, Sr. Class Pres. , Quill S Scroll Society, ECHO Staff, Volleyball Team Qllthj, Basket- ball Team, Badminton Team 110th-12thj. Likes most about EHS: Teachers, some students, all of the activities offered. Plans: U.M.B.C. Ambitions: Biological or Medical Lab. Tech- nician. Advice: Stop cutting classes and try to get a good education. Barbara Ann Ryles QCarrot-topj, 1203, Aries. Likes most about EHS: You have the opportunity to learn here. Plans: Work, then college. Ambition: Accountant. Advice: Keep on trucking. Cheryl Scott, 1208, Taurus. Act: Quill 8 Scroll Society QVice-Pres.j, ECHO Staff 110th 8 12thy, Red Cross Club. Likes most about EHS: Classes offered. Plans: Work. Ambition: Nurse. Advice: Nothing is accomplished by cutting class. Do your work, or you'll make up for it in the 12th grade. Rosemarie Robinson Regina Royster Theresa Sample Yolanda Robinson Anita Rowlette Charlene Roux J aaffav l I W 32 Felicia Rucker Rosetta Rudisill Bafba-T21 Ryles Beatrice Saunders Cheryl Scott Sandra Scott S7 Beverly jenell Shearin Uenellej 1205, Pis- ces. Activities: Sr. Activities. Likes most about EHS: Graduation Day, '76. Plans: Work and further education. Ambition: Data pro- cessing programmer. Advice to the under- classmen: Strive to do the best you can. Learn all you can for as long as you can. Celestine Simon, 1207, Cancer. Plans: Find a job. Advice: Work hard. Linda Ruth Simons, 1203, Cancer. Act: Horneroom Rep., Bicentennial Chorus, Stu- dent Council, Chorus. Likes most about El-IS: Clubs. Plans: College, major in Communica- tions. Ambition: Be a producer. Advice: At- tend school and try to graduate. Sylvania Smallwood QBaniaj, 1203, Pisces. Likes most about EHS: Everything. Plans: Work for a while, then teach college. Advice: Stop cutting classes and being late. You're never going to pass hanging outside. Alice Smith, 1201, Cancer. Act, Future Business Leaders of America. Entre Nous, Griffin, and Secretarial Clubs. Likes most about EHS: The teaching staff. Plans: Morgan State. Ambtiion: Work in the field of Business Administration. Advice: Come to school on time and work hard. . ,K 23,31 1, I, gg ,, -, , My 5:5351 , A, : ,.,, . A, , , t av ay s ' we- t L ' ' A ' 'tt 58 Gloria Sheely Celestine Simon Anita Rose Stewart fNee-Neej, 1201, Pisces. Act: Future Teachers of America f9th, 10th, Vice-Pres. 11th, Pres. 12thj, J Bowling League 110th-12thj, Griffin Club Q1Oth-12thj, Assem- J bly Committee fllthj, Math Club f12thJ. Likes most about EHS: Different kinds of clubs, Miss Betty Williams and the staff. Plans: College. Ambition: Work in the field of math. Advice: Believe in yourself, mature each day, and learn from your mistakes. Charlene Stewart fCharlieQ, 1201, Libra. Act: Future Teach- ers of America fSec. 10th-12thj, National Honor Society fTrea.s. 12thj, Future Nurses of America fSec. 10th-12thj, Library Aide, Office Aide, Math Club, Assembly Committee, Griffin Club. Likes most about EI-IS: The friendship of the un- derclassmates and Sr. class members. The faculty is helpful and friendly. Plans: Towson State, major in pre-Medical. Am- bitions: Become a doctor and open my own office. Advice: Prepare yourself for the future. The world changes everyday and you need to get all the education for your future. Renee M. Stewart, 1206, Libra. Likes most about EI-IS: Get- ting out this year. Plans: Work. Ambition: File clerk. Advice: Do your work in school and get out. Linda Simons Sylvania Smallwood Alice Smith Florence Smith '54 U Novena Smith Anita Stewart Charlene Stewart Lola Stewart Renee Stewart Terry Stewart Cheryl Strickland Delores Summons 59 . T If Can you mix with '76? Delores Summons fLoisyj, 1207, Scorpio. Likes most about El-IS: Teachers and students. Plans: College. Ambition: Photographer or camera woman. fpic. on p.59y Francine L. Talley fFranj, 1204, Scorpio. Activities: ECHO Staff. Plans: School. Am- bitions: Find a good man and try to get the best out of life. Advice to the underclass- men: Keep your heads to the sky and go to class because you need Eastern to help you make it. Sheila Taylor, 1203, Taurus. Likes most about EHS: It is a beautiful school in which to learn. Everyone can get along with each other and work together. Plans: Air Force Reserve. Ambition: Travel around the world and make something of myself. Advice: Don't drop out because there is nothing out in the streets but a bunch of heartache and no good jobs. Theresa Diane Thompson fDianeJ, 1207, Taurus. Plans: Typist. Advice: Go to all your classes and do your work. Natalie D. Tinner, 1201, Leo. Act: Execu- tive Officer of Sr. Class, Entre Nous Club QPres. Q, Future Business Leaders of America, National Honor Society, Secretarial and Griffin Clubs. Likes most about EI-IS: Teach- ing staff. Plans: Morgan State of Howard Univ. Ambition: Work in the field of Business Administration or Bus. Education. Advice: Attend school everyday and work hard. Loren Todd, 1204, Virgo. Act: jr. Day, Basketball Team. Likes most about EI-IS: Stu- dent-teacher relationship. Plans: College. Ambition: Dentist. Advice: Stay in school and don't let other people influence you the wrong way. Jacqueline Naomi Walker Uackiey, 1207, Libra. Griffin and Entre Nous Clubs, Bowling League. Likes most about El-IS: Business courses. Plans: Work or business school. Am- bition: Bank teller or receptionist. Advice: Q11 Go to all classes everyday. f2j Start looking for a job now. Q31 Do your best to C1151-y1L. Swye Francine L. Talley improve this school. Judy Washington, 1204, Gemini. Likes most about EE-IS: Miss Williams is straight to the point when there is something that needs to be corrected. Plans: Nursing school or work with hand icapped children. Ambition: To help handicapped people feel they are part of everything and they have nothing which can hold them back. Advice: Don't tear down Eastern: if anything help it. We've done all we could, now the rest is up to you. Teresa Watford, 1207, Leo. Likes most about EHS: Some of the teachers, girls, and the whole surroundings of the school. Plans: College or work. Ambition: Business Administration. Advice: Keep Eastern in good shape for the girls who haven't joined it yet, so they will have something to come to. Phyllis Watson, 1207, Leo. Likes most about EHS: Sports. 7 Act: Basketball, Tennis, and Baseball Teams. Plans: College. Ambition: Special Education teacher. Advice: You will make it if you try. Janice Taylor Linda Terrell Desiree Thomas Lettie Thomas Natalie Tinner Loren Todd Jacquelyn Walker Paula Waller Judy Washington Shirley Waters Teresa Watford Phyllis Watson 61 Deborah A. Watson QDebbiej, 1204, Capri- corn. Plans: College. Ambitions: College, teacher, wife, mother. Advice to the under- classmen: Stay in school and do your best. Veronica Watts, 1201, Scorpio. Activities: Nurses Club QPres.Q Likes most about EHS: A lot of participation that Srs. haveg assemblies. Plans: U.M.B.C. , marriage. Ambitions: Mas ter's Degree in Nursing and teaching QEarly Chilclhoodj. Advice: Q11 Attend school. Q21 Go to class. Q35 Respect your leaders. Q4j Study every chance you get. Q5j Graduate at least knowing you deserve walking across the stage with your diploma. Bessie Williams QDee-Deej, 1202, Pisces. Act: Student Senator, Tennis, Basketball, Badminton, and Softball Teams. Likes most about EHS: Sisterhood. Plans: Bowie, ROTC. Ambition: Photographer. Advice: Learn to love all of the sisters at Eastern. Cheryl Lynn Williams, Scorpio. Act: Cho- rus, Red Cross Club QTreas., Vice-Pres.Q, Future Nurses Club. Likes most about EHS: It has less trouble, and a good education. Plans: Army National Guard and train as an LPN or Clinical Specialist. Ambitions: Registered Nurse, help people. Advice: Stayin school, and make the best of it, because these are the best and most important years of your life. Cynthia Williams, 1202, Scorpio. Act: Sr. Day. Likes most about EHS: Some of the teachers and students. Plans: Navy. Ambi- tion: Signalwoman in the Navy. Advice: Come to school and class regularly. Cynthia Williamson QCindyj, 1201, Scor- pio. Act: Red Cross, Math, Currents, Spot- A-Lot, and Sports Appreciation Clubs, Mod- ern Dance Group Qmanagerj, Who's Who AmongAmericanHigh School Students, Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Guidance Rep. Likes most about EHS: The teachers and the many different opportunities which are avail- able. Plans: U.M.B.C. Ambition: Profession- al dancer or psychologist. Advice: Realize Veronica S. Watts Evonne Weathers that school is very important. What you learn today is most important tomorrow. Have the courage to realize the difference between positive and negative influences. Have the strength to learn from and love your surroundings. Try and succeed. Know that God is the highest and he is the only one that you have to answer to Qas far as friends are concerned, not teachersy. Flossie Williams, 1206, Sagittarius. Plans: Work. Ambition: Nurse. Robin Woods, 1205, Aries. Act: Mental Health Club QVice- Pres. J, Red Cross Club QActivity Directory, Red Cross Rep. for EHS. Plans: College. Ambition: Doctor QSurgeonj. Deanna Woody QSmileyj, 1206, Cancer. Act: Chorus. Likes most about El-IS: Mini-courses. Plans: College. Ambition: Social Worker. Advice: Hang in there. Bessie C . M. Williams Cheryl L. Williams Paula D. Williams Rachel Williams Valerie Williams Cynthia Williamson Francene Wilson Carrie W00dh0uSe Robin Woods Deanna Woody Jacqueline Word Arlene Wright 63 in , 5 V , F I . if l. so i .- Cause... ...and... ...effect Lisa Young Yasmin Young Jacqueline Evett Word Uackiej, 1202, Gemini. Activities: Bowling League, Future Teachers of America, Track SField fShot-put, discusy. Likes most about EHS: The different acti- vities and the teachers I have had. Plans: Work, then training school for professional roller skating if everything goes well on my family. Ambitions: To live to see the world free of violence and to become a skater. Advice to the underclassmen Correct the mistakes you make in the beginning because they are a threat at the end. fpicture on p. 631 Arlene Wright, 1201, Gemini. Act: VolleyballTeamQCapt.j Baseball Team, Basketball Team, Entre Nous Club QSec.J, Future Teachers of America, Drama Club fPres.j, Chorus, Bi- centennial Chorus, Bowling Club. Plans: Further education. Ambition: Physical therapy doctor. Advice: Be yourself and life will be as kind to you as you are to it. Set a goal, climb for it, and someday you will achieve it. fpicture on p. 631. Lisa Angela Young fLeej, 1201, Virgo. Act: Solo Club, Bi- centennial Chorus, Library Aide, Future Teachers of America, Bowling League. Likes most about El-IS: Atmosphere. Plans: Army, Medical school. Ambition: Career as a doctor special- izing in pediatrics. Advice: Learn self control, be more matur Yasmin Young, 1201, Cancer. Act: Red Cross and Entre Nous Clubs, Student Council, Modern Dance Group. Plans: U.M.B.C. Ambitions: Psychologist and part-time dancer. Advice: Learn all you can, you're going to need it. 6. Barbara Coleman Geill' Dickem Jacqueline Eldridge Darlene Gaines M Ms. Sonia Quinonez, Ms. Jenny Morris, Math 8 Writing Lab. ment. Many of us will be grateful to God and our parefnts for this dayg God because He saw fit that we live to see this day, parents because they worked so hard to see this day. Looking back at the twelve long years spent in school, yes, Eastern High School will have EVERLA STING MEMORIES with the Class of '76. Q1 F Ms. Vicki Stewart, Student ff 3 Representat 1ve . 65 Miss Williams explains the purpose of the Awards Assembly: to reward worthy seniors and inspire under- classmen to greater efforts. ,IX Of the many Alumnae Scholarshipsand Awards given, Bessie Williams received the Lucille T. Masson Award for Chorus fabovey and Nancy Birnbaum received the A. Marguerite Zouck Award. 66 ,F X A Y 1 Jacintha Johnson receives the Perfect Attendance Award. She has been neither absent nor late for two years. .uf- 1 Y' Regina Royster, Vivian Hall, Arlene Wright, r and Bessie Williams, falso Helen Medlin, not shownj win Faculty Service Scholarships, funds for which were earned by teachers parking cars on Sundays for Colt games. Right: Arlene Wright receives the Admin- istrator's Award. MQ? by a t Rfk t A Q , y , 4- 2 cf ' , ' 3 ' K I iifq Y Y Qi Yasmin Young, Cheryl Strickland, Vivian Hall, Brenda Jolmes, Denise Pittman, Diane Hooker, Debra Harper Qbehind Dianey, Darlene Brown, Rhodelia Holmes, and Renee Stewart receive Peabody Medals for Highest Academic Rank of the Second Grade. Winning Peabody Medals of the first grade are Lynette Playerf93.37j, Zenobia Harrisonf94.37j, Natalie Tinnerf94. 661, Jacintha Joh.nsonf94.5j, and Bertina Creightonf92. 9j. Averages are computed hom grade earned during the final two years. Each Department gave an award for excellence i.n that department. Three of these recipients were Evonne Weathers for Library fbelow lefty, Regina Royster for Physical Educationfbelow centerj, and Yasmin Young for Musicfbelow righty. ,t M PA.. ,Q U K 1ne EL fgyicl, 1 'F gg, ' f Q- N4 NM' G Q x F- , at 4. 1 - , W gi Q. ji, f 'Ai MSU , Asif' uv f 1 Eff 1.25i2l?e:, 3 .E :M . A X k 2 1 4, X iv.. , Q j5Qy,1..3 I, X 3 53.9-:-,3:,: f ,i ,Z igi , ' ff , ,f 1-Ain, . 'QYfQ,'Ef:' 21-Tix Q52 , W f gg -A ' .. ,E + 'E- Y ' ' i f '5 25955 :,f K f 'L- f' 5, .5 . ' 1 , E5 Q , If: 1. QSEJW -. ' 2.2 , Q5 ' .:1ggggig,eg. v -3 X I . 5 X Q 1 I R 1 3 N q,..qwQ 1 9 Mesa? W, Q ilk H' A 2111 .M 'CL- ,F r Nancy Birnbaum and her escort dance. ,m,, Frankenstein has the Boggie Fever Le Fountain Rouge is the placeg 9 P.M. to 1 A.M is the time. Beautiful gowns on beautiful ladies, tuxedos on handsome men is the scene. The people are Eastern's seniors and their escorts. They entered to view a fountain, walked on red carpet through the receiving line, received their prom favors, and entered the ballroom where they talked, laughed, ate delicious food, and danced to the sound of Witch- craft, an extraordinary band. The night was full of Everlasting Memories. S31 ' 475, ' 2 ,Q F Q, , Q QM ' g if if e .nah 67: Ya 1:3 ff 32? W' ii? 4 1 Witchcraft Valerie Davis Dfw' ,4h I I-1s Donna McCray 'AG' CD Z 4 V I . . N'-.. is 55 f Q ' ,1 ff f ?':-I qL Q ' I K H .ag I 1 .H,., r .W ,.., Wm L . , Y W. . . fy., . 1. A 3 . X.. .. Lynette Player reads The Men of 76 a poem about the men who founded this country. The poem was written by Jocelyn Bynum, another senior. 72 in fi 4 rg, V . .,n. fc J , X ..-M N,..,.,.. ,..,.,, K . .,,.,,,.,n., el , Kathy Bailey and Shawn Dashiell read the senior's Last Will and Testament. Daphne Nash and Regma Royster present g1ft to fleftj then- Class adv1sors, Qbelow left, the Admlmstrators, fnot shown, then' homeroom teachers, andfbelowj other faculty and staff wh1ch were a spec1a1 help to them as semors Sr Class 0ff1CeI'S turn the task of student 1eadersh1p to the members of the jr Class who were recently elected to serve as Sr Class OHICCTS for the Class of 1977 Ax Q The One Hundred Twenty-Fourth Annual Commencement Eastern High School o 54 1 Q P2 E E 1797 THE AUDITORIUM OF EASTERN HIGH scHooL Friday Evening, June Fourth NINETEEN HUNDRED SEVENTY-SIX AT -'EIGHT O'CI.OCK The P 31 ,fwifjjf ,gg I' O C C Z e f , - V l lg f I 5 xi, 2: ' a af ar The Color Guard takes their position followed by special guesis, one of whom was Congressman Parren J. Mitchell, 1 x ' seen in backgronmd. I 1 -1 .1. , is if r N A f A -.Q 'l Ev . f Az. ' ., ,M my r ' I :M w h 1 WY' W 1 ,Q The 1976 Graduating Class Amps., Bessie Williams leads the Opening Exercises which were followed by Greetings. Departmental Awards for Excellence ART Bertina Creighton BUSINESS EDUCATION Natalie Tinner ' ENGLISH Vivian Hall FOREIGN LANGUAGE Cindy Richburg HOME ECONOMICS Darlene Evans MATHEMATICS Bei-tina Creighton MUSIC Yasmin Young SCIENCE Chinkaca N. Nzeadibe SOCIAL STUDIES Brenda Holmes PHYSICAL EDUCATION Regina Royster GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Delphine Gantt LIBRARY Evonne Weathers 76 Following Greetings, the Senior Class sang Battle Hymn of the Republic after which the Citations were announced. Creighronr 5 Grade li i 1 6. Renee M. Stewart 2 7. Yasmin Young 3. Denise 8. R odelia E. Holmes , 4. Diane 9. D leniigrown 5 . De I ifliiarper AWARDS THE EAHERN HIGH scHooI.k,AI:uMNABe w Y .L .rg 4,21 .nf 1293 A, ,,.Afj, ,l f . layer - ', a figENGL1SH PRIZE .i gg? w.r9i.'2f A r f -A .5 A Air fficklmd , ,,g,1,. '- Atari ' 'Thi , :Sf , in Mr M SICVPRIZE ...y V ,LJ-4 W j i .:-: Vivian Hall I 3. i k. ji, , 7.3 Ai ' . A 13 231712 K AWARD ICLASSES OF 1953, 1959, 19602 1.',- v'f,5.f, , 'f . 19 ii, A CS ' -- 'if - -IEQHJ' Qfll gig. 'Nr - ancy Birnbaum . ,.v, 9 XM. E. 1 .fl - . ,.:Mi4A HX,-ff' A . fry GLE.,MAssoN AWARD FOR CHORUS 571,51 1 dmil, Bessie Williams h gf f if ,Gz...' B. NORMENT sczawca AWARD ICLASS OF 19192, if 1 3 -' I Diane Hooker A THE ELISABETH G. WHITE MEMORIAL AWARD CGiven by Mrs. Allene Turner Taylor, President of the Alumnae Associarionj Natalie D. CIT ATIONS MARIE HEAPHY ENGLISH AWARD GIVEN BY CLASS OF 1933 Zenobia Harrison BRONZE GOOD CITIZENSHIP MEDAL AND CERTIFICATE SONS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION- THE GENERAL JOHN EAGER HOWARD CHAPTER jancr Pirrman PHYSICAL EDUCATION MOST VALUABLE PLAYER TROPHY Denise Pilrman BAUSCH AND LOAIB HONOR SCIENCE MEDAL Vivian Hall BETTY CROCKER, SEARCH FOR LEADERSHIP IN FAMILY LIVING Debra A. Moore THE GLADYS M. DORSEY ' Un honor of a Foreign Language I Hence in foreign D ttman Cindy Richburg DAVID E, WEGLEIN SCHOLARSHIP Un honor of the Superintendent, 1925-19465 Qt Jncintha Johnson Denise Pittman N ER INE LEIIIEI R SCHAMEERGER MUSIC AWARD ' if ,n.X. ff ff'q1ifr?gr3g,-Worvg i fxrnna Andreuher,1955-19691 , .E f',- 5 ffazfi, J, OCEIYUB ' I ' il ' iffiLEi?'f: 3'3i5f if T . V - X ' 'fl ' HILDA i 5 FUND l. ' 1 I if il 5ifif55f2,f'E'vo MAHWQSN MEMORIAL 127' LARSHIP' in ' : :sx ff. i5hfdan1939,ia Ono fatmhey servicep ,knon lm A n,ni K S CLASS OF 1 73 , V :,, 5gi Harriet Hai-cum ' A 'ii' ' BUSINES i'i WARD , ceiven by D1assof1966D 5 Rhocleha Holmes CLASS SCHOLARSHIP CC-liven in honor of the l a r, 'S E A! xQ?Bartho1owl Regina Rilo rx il ' 1 Y' UNITED STATES BICENTENSXTI D SC-HOLARSHJP -1 Q. CAnonymous Donor, Member of Alugfiae Associationl Diane Hooker Natalie D. Tinner Bessie W. T. C Given her CHURCH SCHOLARSHIP ' 15 ,i of the Pastor and Wife of the Founder? -,fig alll iilrf i SCHOLARSHIP -A TEACHERS E if Anonyej 5 , I ,, ,.f ,. ,if 'Q FA C ULTY New Jacmtha DEVELOPMENT A WARD-I-IOMF DEPARTMENT HONO , CIETY Mlm QUILL A ND A WARD ENTRE CLUE Jacintha johnson Natalie Tinner Alice Smith Yasmin Young FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA YFBLAI Marilyn MacFarlane Adrienne Miller CLASS OF 1976 SERVICE AWARD Debra Moore FAMILY COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIPS fP.T.A-I Cheryl Strickland Renee M. Stewart Charlene Stewart ADMINISTRATORS' AWARD Arlene Wright Harris . fi it E' .ff -1- Miss Williams presents the Class of 1976 to Mis. 2 If X s M Pratt, representing Dr. Crew, Superintendent of Public Instruction. Graduates switch their tassels After many years of work, the Diplomas Are Conf erred Patricia Gordon Kim McC owan Sylvania Smallwood UZ? st E jacintha johnson 78 Lisa Young 'Q I i X . jacintha Johnson speaks Words of the class sings Regina Royster Sr. Class President narrates as the Graduates sin Lift Ev ry Voice and Sing. , g EIagfff?gg?re The Recessional Afterwards . . . Smiles . . . and tears. n W as , i w it-li? I Terry L. Bright Alford T . Alston A Alston Nancy S Renee Sandra Rosalind Judith A Rene D Brice Cassandra Briscoe Linda N. Brooks Aldreece Y. Cynthia Anita Brown Brenda Denise Brown :FD arlene Brown E Bunch S . Bynum D . Byrd Beverly Campbell Doris A . Capers Susan S . Carlos Barbara Carroll Charlene Cl1risI:l.an Cyntbia D. Coates Barbara Coleman Theresa Cozette Collins Y. oo C per PFRenee Vernita E Paula Cuflie L'tany-a P. Donna Y. Curry Patricia A. Dandridge Sheryl A . Daniel Shawn D. Dashiell Valerie Davis Linda A . 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V-'E..',Z'f-Lf' W C LUB f , v kz, FA.: - s 2 , Y Mg N what ai E k if fir i 11123519 YV. t . C 1 vig' Q, W r I 4. 1 'F' L-R: Mrs. H. BartholowQSponsorj, D. Moore, I. Walker, T. Bright, R. Royster, A. Wright, Y. Young, A. Smith, N. Tinner. Front: D. Pittman, J. Johnson. Entre Nous is a club designed for the purpose of discussing among ourselves ways Q15 of becoming more attractive, Q21 of achieving greater poise and confidence, Q31 of meeting social situations, and Q42 of making the most of individual talents. L-R: C. Richburg, R. Royster, B. Holmes, Mrs. H. B:-1rtholowQSponsorj. Not shown: P. GillQPres.j, J. Rice, C. Scott, Ms. T. DenholmQsponsorj. The Lizette Woodworth Reese Chapter of the Quill and Scroll, the International Society for high school journalists, has for its members girls who have done especially commendable work in some phase of journalism of school publications work. B4 Quill 8. sewn Future Teachers f America The goal of the F.T.A. is to become more aware of the need for good teachers and gain experience in working with children. Its members are: Standing L-R: L. Young, A. Wright, Ms. T. Denholm and Mrs. H. Bartholow QSponsorsJ, P. GordonQTreas.J. Seated: C. StewartQSec.j, A. HiggsQV. Pres. 1, A. StewartQPres.j. For those who have already decided on a career in education, the F.T.A. plays a large part in aiding them to discover more about thier chosen profession. Standing L-R: C. Scott Qphoto- grapherj, Ms. T. Denholm fAdvisorJ, F. Talley. Seated: R Royster, P. Williams, L. Todd, A. Brown, A. Jenkins fphotographerj. Right: S. Bunch, K. McCowan. Below Right: E. Johnson. Not Shown: D. Foster, D. Reed, B. I-Iolmesfphotographery. ,,,,,, , ..,. R .f Echo Staff Our goal is to give you EVERLASTING MEMORIES. Q. S K R H. 'W ur Y - 4 s fi .4 t , Rf Future Business Leaders Of America The purpose of F .B.L.A., a charter organization is to develop leadership abilities among business education students. Recognizing four major skill areas in business education: shorthand, typing, bookkeeping, data pro- cessing, and awarding students outstanding in these areas are the goals of this club. This year Eastern's F.B.L.A. provided Christmas gifts for confined youngsters and held a Spring Disco. Members are: Standing L-R: S. Davis fRptr.j, D. Gantt fl-Iist.j, S. Thompson QTreas.j, B. Barnett, F. Ryce fSec.j, D. Dow QV. Pres.j, A. Carter, A. Miller, P. Gill fParl.j Seated: Mrs. F. McLean l'Sponsorj, M. Tinner, A. Smith R. Holmes, C. McConnell fPres.j, Miss V. Clark QSponsorj. 86 Secretarial Club The purpose of the Secretarial Club is to provide members with information about qualifications necessary for and duties involved in secretarial jobs. Motivation and increased interest in secretarial jobs is the goal of this club. Planned activities included speakers from various businesses in the city and each member spending a day in an office with a secretary. Members of this club are: Standing L-R: R. Ames, Mrs. P. Del-IavenfSponsorQ, G. BrownfV. Pres.j, N. Tinner, A. Smith. Seated: D. Williams, R. Holmes, J. Randall, L. Shaw, J. Johnson fPres.j. - C, .J 4- um A fffi?z.ilgz.r, , it L-R: J. Rice, Mr. J. McGuirefSponso1-Q, P. Rambissoon, C. Currents wi11iams0nqsearedy, s. Dashiell, P. cm, H. Hmm, s. Hughes, Ms. S. Greensfe1derfSponsorl. The purpose of the Currents Club is to discuss events of current interest, both political and social. The club had speakers on such topics as Problems of the City, The Environment, Creativity, and I-Imnan Understanding. Wes ' gf , 'rgini fe 3 9... A I. 87 ational Members of the Eastern High School National Honor Society are L-R: J. Rice, C. Stewart ftreas.j, D. Pittman fvice-pres.j, A. Lewis, S. Hughes, Ms. S. Greensfelderfadvisorj, J. Johnson Qpres. J. Not pictured are R. Holmes fsec.Q and Mrs. S. Offer fadvisorj. The National Honor Society is an honorary organization for selected students, the goal of which is to promote scholastic achievement. Jacintha Johnson lights the candles which symbolize Character, Schlarship, Leadership, and Service, personality traits which are required of any student aspiring to belong to the National Honor Society. 88 ml Q --.ug llmmz' hm 12 ru -1 9 .4 -sail 1- iff .f ' Honor Society When all candles have been lit, Jacintha challenges the new inductees to continue to strive for excellence. 5532 ,fe fs t onno,, , 4 o is :fg Q ' F 2 ? M5 The 1974-75 Honor Society demonstrates that this is an organization of quiet study. No fun is permitted. 89 E Service Clubs qi Q? if F ,Q X t TU -It kim Q '1,5 K 5' 'X up ' ' L-R: J. Walker, A. Smith, J. Johnson, N. Tinner, Mrs. I-I. Bartholow fsponsorj. Members of the Griffin Club keep very busy counting out and delivering books to English teachers. Of course, they also perform the complement of that function, receiving books from English teachers, counting them, and returning them to the shelves of the English book room. Dewey, how we love your decimals! These Easternites are smiling because they have finally mastered the Dewey system for classifying non- fiction books. They learned this system by constantly returning books to their shelves in the library and by continually updating the card catalog as Mrs. Hanson, our librarian, receives new books. In addition, they help sister Easternites to check out books and find resource materials. These diciples of Dewey are: Standing, L-R: C. Williams, D. Hurt, G. Mann, R. Robinson, T. Morton, P. Morton, E. Weathers, C. Fortin. Seated: B. Holmes, G. Marshall, J. James, D. Diggs, B. Smith. Library f Media Center Aides udio-Visual Aides -......l..is. uv, . ixxgzz-5' ,gngotugud f 15 I,-rt RQ! '4 I Ax 91' A Need a tape-recorder? No? Oh! You need a movie projector. In either case, one of these students will deliver it to you. They will also deliver other audio- visual aides. W'ho are they? Wonder no longer. These industrious ladies are L-R: J. Rice, R. Hammond, Ms. S . Greensfelder Qsponsorj, P. Gill, and J. Johnson. London Trip Going to London, England with Mrs. P. Blansfield during Spring Vacation Were: QStanding, L-Ry: C . Stewart, J. Walker, A. Stewart, fSeatedj: L. Young, D. Moore, L. Todd , 4.,, in Uri 'A -. fr, -W , N N Embroidery Club This club met every Wednesday after school to learn different embroidery techniques and stitches. The goal of the club was the completion of a pictorial sampler of all learned stitches. The members, who are QL-RH. Russell, J. Drumgoole, and Mrs. S. Grace fsponsorj, conducted a mini-course on the cross-stitch. Faculty Chorale This group met when necessary to rehearse for per- formances which included Candlelight and faculty meetings. 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'rl .71 34- ff: -Z' ia- ifgq I, 1 'VQJJL' ' L- fr' 5,3 Hill-N -iff'--' n, - ' L, 545: '- w'51f2 1 ji . , -papal , -- , :Z-gi' 4 fsi N ., liggffnt ff? 1 ' ,, 55? K ' ..,, 1:3 Lf' --.'?'.'iF' 1 . Ei- -1 -f?:- ' . V , 32-5,55 W - -f 1 wsu... f . IF:-'QU , 4,151- ' s' A: ' 1 -. J - ' .'h:-':- ' -1 v -33-ij 4.5- Piv' ----'H -- 'ff-',.. 'T 1115 ' ' ,V , 1. P The Volleyball Team members are: Standing L-R: W. Price, D. Pittman, V. Hall, Z. McLaurin, M. Wil- son fcoachj, R. Royster, S. Hardy, A. Higgs, C. McConnell. Kneeling: A. Wright, S. Bunch, K. Brooks, S. Peterson, B. Lawrence, L. Ballard, D. Moore. olleyball II1 D. Moore, B. Holmes, D. Pittman, J. Deans. Kneeling, L-R: R. Wash ington, V. Hall, R. Royster, Miss M. Wilson fcoachj, and A. Higgs. Standing, L-R: composed Eastern's 1976 Badminton Team. Eastern's Basketball Team was coached by Mr. I. McKim and Mr. R. Terrill. Team members are Standing, L-R: P. Ramseyftimerj, C. Barnett, W. Price, G. Scott, R. Royster, Z. McLau.rin, V. Scott, P. Nathaniel, D. Pittman, C. McConne11QscorerQ. Kneeling: L. Todd, P. Watson, S. Peterson, U. Tunmage, G. Christmas, K. Brooks. A T I 3 1 ' 1 asketball 1 Mrs. A . Gay coached the Tennis Team. Tennis team members are Standing, L-R: B. Holmes, C. Barnett, M. Venable, R. Cummings. Kneeling: P. De- Shields, I. Cotton, P. Watson. 4IgQZf3:T15Z '! Q' 4: Ji' , , ., ,Z if , . J tat? iii' .1 EQ: - f Y 4' 1- Tennis 95 nsvvmug 'Si' K ' A , 5' n D Back Row QL-Ry: Miss H. Wallace fcoachj, E. Pulley, B. Holmes, C. Rich- av e burgg Middle: H. l-Iarcum, S. Dashiell, D. Do1son, S. Alston, Front: C. Group Williamson, D. Thomas, T. Watson, A. Lewis, M. Garrison. This club has 17 members and meets on the 1st, 3rd, and 4th Mondays. Its oficeis are D. Brown fPres.j C. Williams fVice-Pres.j, H. Harcum ' fSec.j, D. Dow QTreas.j, Robin Woods QARCUS Rep. and Activities Directory , and Kathy Woods fCo-ARCUS Rep.j . Activities for this year were the Blood Donor Assembly and Day, Red Cross Spring Fair, working with elderly people, going to Rosewood State Hospital, and promoting the use of Sign Language at Eastern. This club has 17 members and meets on the 1st, 3rd, 8 4th Tuesdays. Its officers are R. Royster fPres.j, R. Woods Nice-Pres.j, and B. Nathaniel fNews Reporterj . Activities planned for the year were decorating a ward of Springfield Hospital Center, offering entertainment and refresh- ments to a hospital, contacting civic and church groups to encourage them to visit with people in hospitals on a regular basis, and developing a work experience program between Eastern and a mental health facility. The purpose of both of these 'clubs sponsored by Mrs. R. Lee is to get youth involved in aiding the mentally ill, 1:he elderly, the handicapped, the deaf, the blind, and teenagers in need of help. The members do this work on a volunteer basis. 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'51 'M '17 1 1 .xr ' V' 1 1 .. U . 5 ji As' .una ft . :':V156:i'. '-L 1-V'-J-1 ' 'QQnt.j:f2.'- fffig Eff' ' 2515 7511-5 15... 62:-1lS1V.'.',--' IOR ff: -1-p V A' :g aj ff 1 ff 'H , -tif rv .1- 1. .M ,,1.l.' .,-Q hw.. . ,. ,. . .-JV .rf 1. I ' 'xi .-, 'LPI 51. f . 4. .1-cl K Jw Y . - .'z. , ,,yi'fT'a-f. -- I .,-. .V, L. ... Af- . .1 'K 1 329 ' ' Fl: .1 K F? pfv- 4,315 -..1 -253 ,W 317.4 +.. ..,l 21 V L.. .5 WN 'PX . ,' 4. F 5 W .sf . s 11 r pl 1 1 x 1 v. A I '51 , , HM 5. 1 .ff-'Vl,'v, 1 1 .4 4 1 1 11 f1 . '.' . . '- -- ::. H. 1'i.'1- 1. S ' v .- .- V. , Vf' .- - . Junior Homerooms . . 11-01 11-02 Front: S. Paylor, E. Schmitt, L. Dann. Middle Row: Front Row: G. Long, R. Hill. Middle Row: R. 1. Caesar, s. Floyd, A. Bruton, R. Mcfadden, s. Williams, E- Jenkins, F- Kimbrough. W- McMil- Burke. Back Row: A. Brown, D. Williams, R, lion, A . Brown. Back Row: R. Ames, B. Whitley Johnson, C. Harris, W- Orem, L. Defabio, P. C. Kess G. Stokes, I. I-Iarris, P. Butler, I. Pitts, Williams, S. Gray, S. Hunter, R. Perry, M, L. Turnipseed. Mason, K . Thompson . 98 The Class Of Nineteen Seventy-Seven Back QL-RQ: s. Davis, G. Bmwn, c. Johnson, L. 1104Back. A. Bae:1e,.C. Moses, D. Johnson, C- Mines Todd, V. Butler. Front QL-RQ: D. Johnson, T. Fowles, Fxont Row: V. G111, P- Johnson- P. Johnson, R. Johnson, L. Henson. 99 11-05 Front Row: C. Arrington, C. Hopkins, Mr. R. Terrill, M. Smith, B. Diggs. Back Row: C. Bennett, E. Rodman, B. Scott, A. Wright, P. Bond, M. Wonds. 11-06 Front Row: E. Noel, M. Peete. Middle Row: M. Scott, C. Oliechere, A. Lewis, A Willis, S. Lott. Back Row: D. Hudgins, R. Willis, R. Wilkins, P. Gill R. Bowell, R. Jackson, P. Kennedy, C. Thomas. 100 ll-07 Front: B. Coleman, not in 11-07, not in 11-07. Middle: G. Dolfield, D. Diggs, K. Bessicks, J. White, L. Kess. Back: J. Ward, G. Bridges, B. Barnett, G. Brown, T. Ching, B. Fulgham, E. Du pree, not in 11-07, not in 11-07. ll-08 Front Row: C. Williams, G. Chapman, S. Harris. Back Row: C. Schutte, L. Stewart, T. Price, L Hughes, T. Williams. The Class Gf 77 Will Sing And Dance Their Way Out! 09 QL-RQ: S. Alston, D. Miles, S. Starrs, C. Trent, not in 11-09, J. Bradley, K. Jones 'nv 'I I 0 S1'U11'lgfL Rj W Barnes, S McWi1hams, not m 11 10, not 1n 11 10, P Button Standmg not 1n 11 10, not 1n 11 10 Junior Prom May 28, 1976 E ws n I . as A 1 Honestly, Baby, I didn't mean to step on your toes! A picture is worth a thousand words, someone once said. Here, only six words are neededg Watch where Above: L-R: Yvonne Scott, Denise Miles, Jeri you stick that pin! warns Cheryl Kess. Richardson fstandingy, Karen Bessicks, and Marla Scott pose for a picture with their gentlemen. Above: Adrienne Britton and her handsome dance partner. 'IO4 The Class of 1977 held its junior Prom in Northpoint Gardens. The foyer provided a plush background for picture taking. Most students began arriving around 10 P, M, and the hall was soon filled with lovely ladies, their escorts, and friends. They danced to the music of Prodigy. lain ' A Q grit' 'Q ,Pf 'i,Y Eifwl A '? tiff 1 Q1 L 'S 15 ff - Q js, , -- .1 . ny ia. ,v, hx- ft, . ' . ,jx M. -g -,., YM at ,f Y' , 4 l k ' '- .- y fa. NA ' ' M 3 . rg V ,5,K., 5 0 vx l 2 f r Q3 V I ,jiri Nw: KJ Y L71 v 3 ff A 'Z yy iw Gr s 1 . ,QQ Q A vw, Q Mr. Whitmore leans back to onder the question, Why are these The prom was also well at- people smiling? We lcnow itz because they teach at Eastern and have tended by teachers who .came to us for studenis . Above: Diane Williams, Sheila Hunter, Angela Lewis, Faye Kim- brough, and Winnee Orem share a table with table with these very fine young men. see then' students in a different setting and to share a good time with them . 105 1 V W f' wafv K Tk -.fc -'jx Yrxif, 'fwgqaw gl., Mf3.f'.lim' A1 Q. 1, H7-2. 'ew 'M Nh . ,M ,. ..-,fe-.. Lf xl N 'k - 1-.4 we , , f- Nh ----' 'l':'?'m: A Hgh ' -'f- . 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I I, r f , , y Q x' K 1 'B f. . . 1' L' -4 I mf, 1,l .L . fj - 9 1 V 3 vm? ., 9 f X 1 .. f , 5 I P f, . ,, .. ., 1 J ' -I , I' 9 A A11 , , an r 'V 5 N A . ' K . 4 t 5 J 'J Lf 3 X r .1 .M gi. .faux 4156. ' V .. ' -yay'-' 5:'vf '-1-.1-4, 'X -v,f:, . ,-.i. -. A735151 ' SOPHGMGREL H- ' v 277' r. '- 3 '.:'l 'lfli F H , 4215 .rm 33.5 I PM 2-21 wa: . ,sis H, ,., fgefd J .f -' -'nf . di ', R: .gn . Qi. rf Q. Ah... -:ai -. I . lv.,- mfr, 1 1 . 4 df . , -11 5,QN- f '1 S. r 1 'H' ,J +- I ' , .1 1 X 194 f 1 .1 v 1 s A '1 , w , M ,.g, --.rw 1 1 1 ,, f 1 x 4 1 1 X , . x ' L 1 WLM 3'9 ' 1- ' ' , Jil: 1 0 z, H ,n N. . L 1' .1 A NW' H1 h f-ff! Student Rep. for Class of '78 last year. 10-01 Front QL-Ry: F. Scroggins, J. Cotton, Y. Nam, F. Nelson, C. Butler. Back: V. McCras1ey, R. Cummings, C Barnett, F. Rice, J. Baker. 108 m e 10-02 Front QL-Rl: L. johnson, N. D P. Botts. Back: S. Thompson Anderson, D. Tomlinson, V. avis, P. DeShields. Middle: D. Douglas, P. Quickley, B. Nathaniel, S. johnson, , G. Lanier, J. Williams, S. Christmas, F. Holden, A. Mason, G. Roberts, K, johnson. 10-03 ! Q Front QL-Rl: C. Whitaker, C. Fisher, V. Riddle. Middle: V. Kane, G. Harding, E. johnson, A. Scott, R. Wo- mack. Back: K. Jennings, J. Venable, D. Taylor, H. Hammond, D. Smires, L. Nocar, A. Conyers, T. West- 109 S WV 1004 T. Hardey, C. Hudson, T. Scroggins, D. Fredrick, S. Cott, M. Williams, M. Garrison, D. McBride, A. Whitley, J. Tanner, G. Fields. QBI'--L To Ry: P. Qannady, J. James, K. Curry, I. Brown. C. McCrey, R Lane. CFM: A. Gaines, B. Thompson, J. Russel, B. Neal, B. johnson, R. Lane, F. Underdue. 110 0 7 a 1006 Front QL-RQ: G. Leag, D. Taylor, K. Rone, J. Coleman, R. Williams. Back: M. Stewart, P. Diggs, S. Rouse, L. Franklin, T. Steward, A. Carter. 1007 Front QL-RQ: A. Hayes, R. Stanley. Middle: B. Elliott, J. Dixon, B. Smith, W. Price, D. Woods. Back: I. Lee, D. Chester, P. Artis, Y. Davis, D. Conway, A. Smith. 111 10-08 Front QL-Rj: M. Garris. Middle: B. Thompson, K. Cole, Mrs. F. McLean fteacherj, D. jones, T. Morton. Back: S. Grimes, C. Henderson, A. Gill, R. Hyman, E. Sherman, G. Harper, K. Lower, B. Wright, R. Harper. Front QL-Ry: M. Bracey, T. Boys, T. Watson, J. Williams, J. Doyle, W. Hanson. Back: R. Smith, C. Sherman, E. Lee, C. Harris, D. Gadley, W. Savage. 100 112 .lm Sitting QL-RJ: D. Franklin, P. Bailey, D. Bell, S. Miller. Standing QL-RQ: D. Dodd, M. Harvey, I. Jackson, S. Shepard, J. Hinton. - Front QI.-RJ: J. Tubman, G. Christmas, D. Ewell. Middle: S. Davis, J. Stewart, S. Bailey, K. ' Freeman, A. Russell. Back: K. Bonds, J. Nelson, E. Hayes, A. Ballen, T. Shoat. 1012 Front QL-Ry: J. Charvis, D. Koehler. Middle: M. Moore, T. Farabee, R. Newkirk, L. Hall, C. Scott. Back: P Fullard, V. Watson, D. James, J. Deans, J. Lockett, L. Greene, D. Dotson, M. Moore. 1013 I Front QL-Rj: V. Diggs, L. Cooper, T. Wallace, N. Taylor, C. Bass. Middle: B. Wooden, D. Mullen, T. God- ley, D. Dyson, L. Av. . Back: B. Jackson, P. Smith, L. Shanks, Y. Fleming, C. Bowens, A. Jordon, V. Tub- man, G. William. 114 Fr: V. Dowing, V. Grant, R. Hemphill, T. Willoughby. QMidj: R. Lockette, R. Bastom, J. I Chew, E. Fields, P. Mecanis. QBackj: D. Scott, M. Luaws, S. Greene, C. Anderson, L. Cob1d, C. Mackey, C. Epps, P. Morton. Back QL-RJ: L. Blair, C. Williams, A. Montergomery, M. Harvey, S. Curtis, P. Diggs, P. Smith, P. Johnson, L. Gary. fCenterj: P. Wallace, C. Johnson, Y. Watties, D. Taylor, S. Wilson. fFrontQ: M. Curtis, I. Drumgoole, D. McCarty, E. Wells. 1016-my D. Brown, L. Bigdes. QMidQ: D. Johnson, L. Dixon, K. Williams, J. Brown, N. onvor. QBackj: M. Smith, A. Eggleston, E. Simpson, J. Bumbery, P. Pindell, A. Pelzter, A. Harris, D. Johnson. 0 9 . 0 A QBRQ: C. Williams, H. Montergomery, M. Venable, P. Jarvis, S. Frazier, V. Whtie, P. Ram- bissoon. QMidj: A. Ramsey, R. Washington, L. Lawernce, S. Pollit. P. Rose. fFrj: D. Sample, C. Porter. 116 Z QFD: D. Richard, E. Burton, H. Jenkins, J. Morgan. fMidj: A. Randall, S. Peterson. fBackj: D. Lawson, S. Demby, D. Donalson, K. Brown, D. Little, S. Brown. B. Woodhouse, K. Lovett, S. Malone, R. Fair, A. Howard K. Hunter, M. Rowe, K. Richard son, A. Smoot, T. Anthony, B. Hairston S. Nathan, D. Atkins, C. Stanton, B. Wooden. LAND OF THE FREEg HOME OF TI-IE BRAVE Chrispus Attucks was the fi.rst man to die in the Boston Massacre. 'I'his was one of the events which led to the American Revolution. He was a black man, and served very well for his country on this day of March 5, 1770. After a long, hard war on July 4, 1776 , the United States was finally hee. The signing of the Declaration of In- dependence marks the date of om' country s Bicentennial. This started the birth of a new nation. - In the year 1812, there was another war for independence. It was called the War of 1812. This war led to the Battle of Baltimore, which was the British's attack on Fort McHenry in Baltimore, Maryland. The Battle of Balti- more encourage the writing of The Star Spangled Banner, which was written by Francis Scott Key. This poem he wrote on the deck of the British Ship tells how he saw the American Flag still flying after a night of bombard- ment. Thie poem later became our National Anthem. On August 1st, 1831, Nat Turner planned for his day of deliverance. Later, on August 21st, he finally had his day of revenge on all white people. He rode into town and killed a lot of people, just the way they treated his own k.ind. This day became well known as Nat Turner's Day of Deliverance. In 1844, the Eastern Female High School was established in Baltimore. This was the first all girl school. The Seneca Falls Convention in 1848, was the first Womn's Rights Convention. This was a big step for womanhood. It was around this time that there was slavery in the South. Harriet Tubman helped the escape of hundreds of slaves in the Underground Railroad. She was a fantastic black woman. From 1861 to 1865, the country was engaged in the Civil War. This was the war between the states over slav- ery. The South, led by General Lee, was for slavery, and the North, led by General Grant, was against slavery. After four long years, the North finally won. In 1864, the greatest black scientist ever was born. His name was George Washington Carver. He made hun- dreds of things from the peanut and the potato. He proved to us that anyone can do anything if they just 1:ry. In 1893, the lirst open heart surgery was performed. This was done by a black man named Daniel Hale Wil- liams. This was a big step for medicine and also a big step for black scientists. In 1896, the Supreme Court faced the PLESSEY VS, FERGERSON Case. 'I'his case was about a half black man not having equal rights. He was riding a train and sat in front of the car. At that time, black people had to sit in the back car. Plessey refused and was arrested and had to stand trial. This case was based on the Separate But Equal theory. Plessey was found guilty because he did not go to the back when told to. In 1898, the blowing up of the ship called the Maine, triggered the Spanish American War. The ship was outside Cuba when the ship was mysteriously blown up. On April 14, 1908, Matthew A . Henson helped in the discovery of the North Pole . Without this black man's help, it might never have been discovered. Another big step for blacks was the founding of the NAACP fNationa1 Association for the Advancement of Colored Peoplej, in the year 1909. 1917 to 1918 was the United States engagement in World War I. This the first of two wars. 118 bil? 1920, after a long hard struggle, women were finally allowed to vote. This was a big step for Women's Li rs. The first sound Motion Picture was in 1927. The Talldes started off a big with the movie called The jan Singer . The Stock Market Crash ended the roaring twenties with a bang in 1929, and started the thirities with the GREAT DEPRESSION . This was a terrible time for all. Many jobless people were raomaing the streets. The Depression ended with the start of World War II. The attack on Pearl Harbor, on December 7, 1941, entered the United States intc World War II, in 1942. The Erst man to discover the blood plasma was a black man named Charles Drew, in 1942. This was another big step for modern medicine . Alaska was added to the Union in 1958, making it 49 states and Hawaii in 1959, making it 50 states, which we have now. After President Kennedy's wished, thanks to all, the irst man on the moon was in 1969. A big step in astronom . The gist President to resign, was Richard M. Nixon, in 1973. America was had a very interest 200 years and on July 4th, we will have our 200th birthday. Happy Birthday to All. 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' P A V State Of The School As The A PANAORA NHC VIEW -1971 The Forward Look -1972 TURN-ON fTry Understanding Real Needsg Overcome Napathy -1973 Know Yomuself -1974 Broaden Communication: Expand Horizons -1975 Working It Out--Together -1976 KABS fKnow A ll Basic sldnsp all staff groups, respecting the THE ces for the past six years S em esters t 1 by Middle States Association of al-18 ht by changes , Donor 1983 persons ,state graduation OUT or proposed suspensions ' . XML ',s4s'sf5gQ: , ' ' -.W ..,', ff .,,.,, ,, M. TISFYlNG service to SLIPPOIT attendance YOU-T18 exprexion Lethargy on part of and students education Rewarding mediocrity of performance on part of groups: students, teach- ers , stai he Head Teacher Sees Eastern PRINCIPAL 'S DREAMS Special college preparatory courses ungraded Every student in a club, every teacher a sponsor 12 months of school Learning packages no graded classes -Languages for all Change our schools to reflect ways society has changed in the last 200 years -Deviation from agrarian schools system, changing 9-3:00 P.M. school 21 day and September to June school year -A way to accommodate individual differences in public schools yer -12 Hour School Day with flexible scheduling bib -One mass graduation for 18 senior high schools D154 Ar, Participation Bicentennial Salute City Fair Qushers, dancers, Pratt Library Q You're the Critic j Chicory gn edition by Eastern writersj Bloodmo 'le QRed Crossj Wreath on Grave of Edgar Allan Poe Peabody Preparation Department--Scholarship Winners Outstanding Teenagers of America Who 's Who Among American I-ligh School Students Rotary Club--Service Above Self Annual Conference on Crime, sponsored by Attorney General Award Winners--Association of Student Councils, Baltimore City Entrants Miss United Negro College Fund Contest Youth Safety Council, Largo, Maryland Voter Registration Program Maryland Junior Science and Humanities Symposium lt's Academic fSecond Placej Maryland State Department of Education Human Relations Conference Volunteer Service to Rosewood State Hospital Law Day Broadcast Campaign participants, Primary Elections Annual Conference on Family Relations Junior Achievement Menu Planning WBJC Young Peoples' Radio Festival Sign Language Class, Red Cross Music Choral Festival, Citywide Life Sciences Convocation Miss Sweetheart of Boy Scouts Bicentennial Festival, Pageant of the Arts Pardcipants in BCPS and Community Recruitment, Training, Inc. Award, Warner Books, Investigative Journalism Outstanding Achievement in Journalism Winner Maryland All-State Chorus National Conference of Christians and jews Participants, Chronic Health Impaired Program Civic Education Committee s sfmruzss Guess who we are? .v .5 N .VIQWAS .fjf ,J I That sure was good I didn't do anything .fri 4' Au- , xv.. ir, I wish she'd hurry with our candy. R 4 K 4 XQ 'Z' he K0 Qi r f ' x The Jolly Green Giant hopes that his treat will not be green vegetablesg he would prefer a green sucker. fs QA' Trick or treat! I' 1 C 1' r e a t 1975 Left: Miss Williams giving the children their treats. On November 2, 1975, Eastern High School was visited by the United States Army Band from Washington D. C. Their visit will never be forgotten by Eastern. The United States rmy Strikes Eastern 130 Eastern's Drama Club Performs Mrs . B1ansfie1d's Drama Club presents The Candy Machine . Get the bubble gum off me I got her, now she has the bubble gum. I enjoyed the show, did you? Give me 135 .20 Help, police help . If we could break the strings and join the circus . 131 Happiness Is . . 'ks9:??3:-, .A ,, b T s 'Y 'tif rg. 3 M .s . mg' .559 ai loving helping others Members of the Mental Health Club used their spare time to give a Christmas party for the mentally disabled at Rosewood State Hospital . I 4 s is - - - caring and Working together . . . Red Cross O O Mrs. Ruby Lee, sponsor of the donor pro- gram here at Eastern, chats with a Red Cross nurse. O I1 O I' l Prospective donors are interviewed to de- V termine their ability to donate blood and their blood pressure is taken before the actual donation process begins. e Mrs. Lee sponsors the Red Cross Blood Donor Drive each year at Eastern. The drive begins with as assem- bly to inform students about the program. This as- sembly describes the advantages of giving a pint of blood fprotectoin for your entire familyy and the pro- cess of donating from signing up to cookies and orange juice to perk you up when it's over. r Rebecca Hammond holds Miss Williams' hand and whispers, Don't worry, it doesn't hurt a bit. Donors prepare to give their pint. Waiting for their turn, these Easternites carefully watch the procedtu-es. 133 Baltimore City College Homecoming Queen l ,ll iz il fl 1 2nd . Runner up Cindy Richberg ...---- ,.,...ua vienna in ' HA - 'V ,.,'. ,Q:'-Wlff. fi'f1f1fQei4ff2 .Q ' H5555 . . AV f- ' V ' W 'ff- f' X ,, L, ff,' -imiff if J 51751 'iffflle i -i a 3rd Runner up Winnee Orem 134 Q Homecoming Queen: Rovena Wilkens zfxifv- , fa-2' f fm 1 K Qi ' i Q 1 kg, Q v 3 2 , :law A 4 1 in ' x Darlene Brown Brenda Holmes Denise Pittman Felicia Rucker Who will become Homecoming Queen? Running for City's Homecoming Queen was a privilege and honor. It was an exciting experience for these lovely young ladies. The young men from City found it very hard to choose a queen, because all the young ladies that qualified were lovely. After a long period of debating, they arrived at a winner. As you can see they made a wise choice. Rovena Wilkens is the Homecoming Queen for 1975-76. mf 1..,,. f amrfu, . ,, 9 WWIN shooting for another pointy final score was Eastern--55, WWIN--38. W . ,X L, H? 5, ,S Eastem cheer's for our teachex-'s. WWIN teacher's jump for ba 100 .1, z. 4 5 H13 Title XX of the Education Amendments L Formerly, if a yotuigflady became pregnant during the course of the school year, she was required to transfer to Number 1. Nevwtaccordingypktoy'Title XX, which states, The Baltimore City Public Schools shall not discriminate against anystudpent 'iiil is rlexcludei any student from its educational program or activity, in- cluding any class or extra cirricularffactivity, on the basis of such students pregnancy, childbirth,f1 false pregnancy, termination of pregnancy or recovery therefrom, unless the student requests volunta rely to par- ticipate in a separate portion or activity of the Baltimore City Public Schools, she can remain in the high school she is attending under certain conditions. These conditions are: If you have a statement from your doctor saying that it is all right for you to remain in your regular school, you must attend a conference with someone from the school and faj your parent, tbl your husband, if you are married, and Qcl the father of the baby if you are not married and wish for him to be there, you must attend school regularly for the nine months, you must plan and keep regular pre-natal appointments, you must have a post-partum check-up after the birth of the baby and before return to school, you must have a good child-care plan for your baby. In each high school there is someone to advise expectant students. This person is to check-up on the students to make sure they are doing all class assignments, ask if they are followirg doctors orders, provide any emotional support if necessary. Title XX was established to give all students a fair and equal education. Section 605.02 states, It is the responsibility of the Baltimore City Public Schoolsfto provide appropriate educational programs for all students including pregnant students, Qinarried or unmarried. ' . By Brenda Holmes A sg li: Equal Educational pportunitics 2 il TITLE ix OF EDUCATION AMENDMENTS OF 197257 Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 basically, sgys, E' Thou shalt noflidiscriminate in educa- tion on the basis of sex. This regulation protests the rights ofiboth students and employees, and applies to any institution which ifglgzeives federal educational aid. Congress passed Title'IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 three years ago. On May 27QQ1975, President Ford signedprthe inal version of the regulations.ijgfI'he Title IX Education Amendment bggame effective on lull' 21, 1975. Recently, we have focused our attention on the contributions of minority and ethnic groups in, our studies. The focus on these groups continues to have impact on the school's curriculum, but there is an addition. We are still working to overcome second class citizenship and separate, but equal concepts for black and other Americans, but now we must broadenfgxhe task tppleliggrrinate such concepts being applieril to women. The feminist movement is seeking the elimination of in our society. Females have theQright to choose whatever typegipf course they may want, and tqictesplgggversa-E-males have the right to chqbseggiihatever type of course they may want. For example, a woman may take a course in mechanics and sa man may take a course in cake-baking. According to the Title IX .Education Amendment, there shall be no discrimi- nation whatsoeverion the basis of sex in schools which receive federal aid. ' ' ' Cindy Richburg 138 Student-Faculty Volleyball Game fig! .vrl ziyalifh Victory To The Easternitesg Students Defeat Teachers. This Year's Annual Game Saw The Faculty Lose-3 To l. ' 'Lf ' U Strike Up The CNaVyJ Band! K4 The Commodores, a muscial group of Navy men entertained Easternites with selections from old to new. 140 The soloist. Left: The conductor and, behind him, the saxophones. The brass. Left: The audience which thor- oughly enjoyed this concert. Sports Awards May 21, 1976, 9:15 A.M. The excitement mounts as the audience waits to see who will wirn the awards. At right, the trophies reflect the light as Miss Wallace prepares to begin 1'2 me HJ distributing certificates for participa- V tion in sports. 'X I 'mr'-' Center: Team members recieve certificates of participation. Above: Ath- letes outstanding in their field receive trophies. Denise Pittman fat rightj receives the trophy for Outstanding Athlete of the Year from Mr. Preston Rooney, Region 1 Superintendent. ntenmal Eastern celebrated the Bicen- tennial on May 13, 1976. This big event took place on North Campus and was a great success. Beneath the headline is an overview of the audience and the standard bearers. The celebration was such a monu- mental success that Uncle Sam decided to appear fhe also wanted the T.V. newsmen who covered the affair to see himj. Uncle Sam shakes hand with Mr. Rooney, Supt. of Region 1, at right. We salute Mr. Bunch for his efforts in coordinating this super celebration. 7 9 ,ii K ,. Ill lll nu nu, j 1 nl Ill , M ,p I Z' ' ,fn Iii K lt Qu Q ll nu iii ,. .:,, ,, My , WWA, ,YI ,,,,., .- iii :gl ill IM' Wurl- The Bicentennial Chorus fTop Leftj performed songs that have been sung since the time the United States became a colmtry and one, Yankee Doodle Dandee, from before our official beginning. Mr. Lee conducted while Mr. Bunch played the organ fTop Righty. A1- so performing was the Modern Dance Group fCenterQ. At left is a View of the scene from the audience. 143 Mothers Daughters i 2 , , 3 ,. .2 ,f l ffm pk 5 V 5 A i 9' X, x est!! , 2521 f.. 5. A IQ 1 f QREEDQM A J A A lil ,Al - ' A. 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