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

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THE EASTERNER 5 Contents Page Page Editorials) os sowtneavncass heaevnas e cxenieae 7 A Transformed Trial—Story....-......-- 22 The Mayor's Dorking Rooster—Story.... 8 Exchange Military Notes Dramatics School News Night's Wonderful Melody—Poem ....... 26 Alumni Notes ..........- AT Jokes, Locals, c;) (2s. sate idew ne desacee 28 Athletics: coveciass santaes aati enes 18 Famous Expressions SéareéeH ead nwnov vise aas eens eerte ies aee 20 Things to Worry About Illustrations Page Page Baste tnm 1g hie SCHOO) aan aye oie eterer ei 6) Company Bree sec sugars acrs sen edad 3 es 16 Illustrations to “A Transformed Trial”... 22 Cartoon—“The Way We Do It”.... McGlasson—Captain of Basket Ball....... 26 Cartoon—Lem sez “Major's Illustrations to Rooster” The Company Officers COmpatiyn Ga snes sea manes Federal Finance By John Poole We are often askea “how much” money is needed to open an account. It’s not the amount at all—it’s the intention. If the depositor is in earnest and really wants to save and make his account grow— that’s all we ask. Every man and woman who has a bank account should remember, of course, that banks have expenses to pay and these expenses must be met by the earnings from loaning the depositors’ balances—hence it follows that each account should reach a point where it is self- sustaining. It’s worth while to be favorably known at your bank, especially so for the young man who may later need the bank’s assistance in some business venture. Southeast Corner FOURTEENTH AND G : The —— THE BANK WITH F E D E R A E THE MONTHLY STATEMENT NATIONAL BANK

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THE EASTERNER We wish to thank the Eastern High School Hos oi ee ee ie patronage, and we wish also to say that every pupil who from that school has been above the average. lized in telling you we teach We feel that this space can best be Sane rC mamercaliand Shorthand, Typewriting, English, Spelling, Civil-Service Positions. We are so sure of our reputation and good work that we shall soe enter into competition with any other school. | We do ace in any disparage the work of other commercial institutions. here ee on enough for us all. We do endeavor, however, to do the best we you when you have voluntarily come to us. Phone Main 3258 1417 G Street N. W. Athletic Goods Drawing Instruments Mir}iher’s THE L BRARY PRESS 221 Pennsylvania Avenue S. E. 328 Pennsylvania Ave. S. E. 3104 Fourteenth Street N. W. COMMERCIAL, CHURCH, LODGE | High School Text Books and Supplies SOCIETY PRINTING School Fountain Pens, 75c up VALENTINES—Large Assortment R. J. Mears, Proprietor Photo Supplies Developing Printing W. B. GARRISON, Inc. 416 Tenth Street N. W. Washington, D.C. Makers to the Trade of Pennants, Arm Bands, Banners and Pillow Tops GUY M. NEELY, 300 ELEVENTH ST. S. E.

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THE EASTERNER OTTO: DO WELL, DO BETTER. DO BEST Published five times during school year by the students aie 75 ‘cents per years single copies, 20 cents, payable in advance. 5 Entered as second-class matter 2! WeArStheell Washington} Ds Cue Sulveripdon pr Eastern High Sunieations should be addressed to the Burieeg t Washington, D. C., Post Office. Manager. Vol XIX WASHINGTON, D. C., FEBRUARY 20, 1916 News Editor-in-Chief : CHARLES M. BOTELER, °16 Assistant Editor WILBUR GALLAHAN, ’17 Literary Editor Scarehead and Locals HELEN SMITH, ’16 DAVID GATES, ’16 Assistants CORA GUEST, ’16 DOROTHY SHANER, ’18 MARGARET GUEST, ’16 ROSEMARY ARNOLD, ’17 Exchange Military and Rifle Notes HELEN RIORDON, ’16 W. ERNEST BAR KMAN, ’16 Al i eulete MARY FISHER, ’16 S EARL G. JONSCHER, ’16 School News RALPH S. CHILDS, ’17 Camp Fire HELEN WHITE, ’16 Art Editor Dramatics LEO FLAHERTY, ‘17. ROBERTA McWADE, ’16 BUSINESS STAFF Manager EDWARD L. MAIER, 716 Assistant Manager Circulation Managers T. FARRIS ENGLISH, 716 M. W. SUMMERS, 16 S. W. HARDY, ’17 Faculty Advisory Committee MR. WATTAWA, Chairman MISS BIRTWELL