Eastern High School - Punch and Judy Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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MOTTO: DO WELL, DO BETTER, DO BEST Che Easterner | mest VoL. XVIII WASHINGTON, D. C., OcroBER, 1914 No. 1 Tue Easrerner is a quarterly paper devoted to the interests of the Eastern High School, its faculty, alumni, and students. : Literary contributions, which should be written on but one side of the paper and addressed to the Editor, are solicited from all. The Editor will be in Tue Easterner office every Wednesday afternoon to interview all who wish to see her in regard to Toe EAsTerNner. Business. communications.should be-addressed to the Business Manager. Terms of subscription—75 cents per year; by mail, 85 cents; single copies, 20 cents. Remittance by Money Order preferred. EDITORIAL STAFF. Mditoe-in-Chie a snsievd aacntiasiee Weniaesasaildeameeieeaimaras « Marcella Cook, ‘15 Assistant Editor: y ....Charles Boteler, 16 Military: Notes:.+ cavanaiedies de ee tis wares craton s ..Earnest Barkman, ‘16 Athletics ....... Er RES EDE .-Raymond Clark, .’15 Critical Comments Vc t -Marian Tucker, ’15 0 ...Gilbert Clark, 15 DD ramaticdere arate see se torte Aas neuien a 2 .....Marjorie Haines, 16 Rab eaNOtes eiiatsseya hehe sal teratslate ott aenavel orertsea esta are oye aig ars Earnest Barkman, ‘16 News -Eleanor Custis, “15 Philologian Lillie Ritenour, '15 RUT eee ore Reo Eleanor Earnshaw, ‘15 Exchange ae 7 eco re Te ERT Ruth Bell, 15 Locals Louella Jacobs, “15 and op .-..Jo Waight, ’15 Scarehead } cs ..Eugene Cole, 15 IGP naar Ere re ope OOUCURE SUCH OECOPSEL ‘ - ...-Louella Jacobs, 15 per ner rer creer ce Marian Watson, 715 BUSINESS STAFF. WEE Ee ise Roemeg concoch Hen enC SADE ere CR PEERGET CS Assistant Manager (SiReH ET Ole en eae mor Gh ACODSECL EE: Soece ee pnbnee ete orontic

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eapgageansaa serene Bee He ME Hee aE ste ge eae ae aE EEE ‘us Easrerner wishes to extend a welcome to the members of Eastern, both faculty and students. We are glad to see so many of our old members back again, and doubly so to see the great number of new members. We hope that the new teachers and students will soon feel as much at home here as We do. We are like one big family, and are al- ways glad to see it enlarge. See NEES Now that we are back at school, and have settled down in the routine of things, there is one big thing we should always keep in mind. Support the School! ‘There are always a few—imind, only a few, who, while they profess to have that admirable quality called “School Spirit” in abundance, still often look on the pessimistic side of affairs, and, look- ing on that side, naturally talk and act in that way. They are always scared of the “other fellow,” although they may not have seen him more than once or twice. “That team’s too big for us— we'll never win” ; or “Why, that company is all experienced men—we'll never beat it out.” You've heard that kind of talk. And it’s safe to say that “that team” was read about in the newspapers, or some member of “that company” told about the good men in it. It's up to members of the school to support the school. The members of eqagae geste “editorial... cag ear cggean sa ne EEE e e Ste ahh ae He EE err anal some other school aren't going to do it for us. ‘The members of the company will ne school if they get out and d for Captain Baldwin and pring the flag back ; the members of the foot-ball team will support the school if they get out and work hard for Cap- tain Clark. And so on down the line, Those people who are not in any of the activities can support the school by being present at all the games, and by boosting word of mouth. There us. support tl work har the activities by js something for ev Let's get busy, right away, and do it! eryone of us to do. Every year much is said about handing in material for THE Easterner.. This year, on account of the financial handi- cap under which the paper is striving, we must have more subscriptions. In order to do this we must have more and better material turned in. Let us all, therefore, get to work and put a little time towards helping the literary end of the paper. The following letter needs no com- ment: To the Editor of Tum EASTERNER: Washington, D. C., Dear Madam: Being a hearty admirer of your paper and a member of the Eastern High School, I have decided to ask your ap-