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

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THE SENIORS CATHERINE PEARL MALOY. She's the girl after me own heart—jolly, good-natured and true. She’s full of mischief, but has a guileless, de- mure look that often fools people. She's right there with the answer in Economics, too, and how about history, Pearl? Chief ambition—to tickle the ivories for the Presl- dent of the U. S. REBECCA COLOMEN. Rebecca is going to be a real sure-enough dentist. It's not merely a dream or a plan. She graduates from G. W. U. Dental School next June. She studies ALL the time, and, believe me, she means “bizz.” We've all promised to trot up to Niagara Falls, where she will practice, when we need a dentist, so Becky’s future is assured. FREDERICK OWEN. The man who designed—Freddy Owen’s neckties—Must have gone crazy—Or been crazy—For they're driving us crazy—They are vivid hallucinations—Of rising sunsets— Of setting moonshines—Of tropical snow-scenes-ete.—They have blinded so many—Of the faculty—That they have de- cided to—Graduate him—I'm sure if it wasn’t—For Fred- dy’s ties—We'd all miss Miner’s—Bright purple suit— Freddy's an athlete—And popular with—The ladies— MARY BESS BAILEY. Speech is silver, Silence is gold, Mary’s motto here behold. She never speaks except when told, For deeds are warm, Words oft are cold. EVELYN VIRGINIA WALCOTT. Here behold an allaround good sport , jolly, a good dancer and one whose particular fad is flirting with sol- diers. She’s a dandy artist and will doubtless win fame, unless she decides to become a Burke teacher or elopes with a soldier. Here’s luck to you, Evelyn, whichever it turns out to be.

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THE SENIORS ETHEL ENGLAND JOHNSON. Ethel’s motto is: “Neyer let Study interfere with Edu. cation.” She usually manages ue get dno and yet is always ready for some fun, especially in Spanish. She may go to George Washington next year, but there’s a reason, Here's wishing you success in the years to come, MINNIE JONES. Minnie Jones is good nature personified. There isn’t a soul at Eastern that doesn’t love her and there isn’t anybody Minnie doesn’t love, which is saying something. Minnie has a passion for pickles and belongs to the An. cient Honorable Order of the Sweet and Sour Pickles. “qq. dets” in general—those of Company “F” in particular— have a stronghold in her heart. JOSEPH RICHARD POWERS. Pat Powers—He of the golden tresses—Wears most of his golden tresses—On his chin—A fitting gift for Pat— From the faculty—Would be a Gillette Safety Razor—The cadet tailor—Got somebody else’s—Measurements instead of Pat’s—And when Pat first wore—His uniform—He shocked the teachers—By having his pants cuffs—Aboye his knees—He made a swell—Scoich Lassie—With his panties for a kiltie— DOLORES ALBERTA SANDERS. Way back in the corner little “Mousie” sits and thinks and studies. And no one knows what’s going on in that little head. She’s gone to Normal—because Uncle Sam wanted teachers and some day she’ll be “dear teacher” for some cute little kids. FLORENCE MAY CRAVEN. Yes, Florence is one of the few who always know their lessons. She is the pride of Miss Moore, the delight of Dr, Lieneweber, and the object of Mr. Warner’s commenda- tion. She is a crackerjack stenographer, and will probably make a hit with some fair young business man.

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THE BUSINESS GRADS.