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

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THE BUSINESS GRADS.

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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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BUSINESS LILLIAN MAY BROWN. (LILL.) Lillian is one of that bright, pretty and attractive kind of girls who are the friends of everyone. She “just loves’dancing and very much, but ecadets—S suit her better. Her long brown curls are the envy of the whole class. Lillian’s bright, pleasant smile will be very much missed when she leaves “dear old Eastern: RUTH AGNES RANNINGS. “PATSY.’ Here’s Ruth, who is very petite, She's a girl who is certainly sweet, No matter what cares Take her all unawares, Her luck with a smile she will meet. MABEL LOUISE FRIDINGER. “MAY.” One of the nicest and prettiest girls of the class. She is a true Easterner, anl if you don’t believe it, just say something that isn’t nice about Eastern, and if Mabel hears it, you will soon have to apologize. You can easily make friends with her if you talk to her about the movies. We shall always rec- ognize Mabel, and we do not have to see her, either. This mystery is all clear to you if you once hear her laugh. ELIZABETH SELBY KULLMAN. Haven't you seen that busy little girl who is always running around the corridors, THE CLASS 0°18 either for Miss Monk or Mr. Warner?- That is Elizabeth. You can see her any hour of the day in the typewriting room with work enough for two people, but she always gets it done on time. We know she will be a good stenographer, as she is such a ¢on- scient‘ous sort of girl. AMY EVA SHAPIRO. Amy is the life of the class. She is always gay, no matter what examinations come her way. Unprepared you will never find her. In English she is the star of the class; and if you ever want any shorthand transcribed, just go to Amy. She doesn’t forget the date either. Here’s wishing her success in any- thing she undertakes. ELVA LOUISE HARLAN, Elva is a maiden quiet, Who never disturbs or raises a riot. Now, Elva studies as hard as a turk, Because she believes there’s no word “shirk.” This little maid is a typist great, Who will in an office meet her mate. URSULA ANNO IVORY. “URS.” Ursula—The wit of the class, she is ad- mired by everyone for her cheerfulness and “pep.” We hate to knock, but honestly Ure would rather “Skip” class than skip rope. Give her a good book and she’s happy;- take her to a dance and she’s mournful. Indubi- tably, she will be a mighty fine stenogra-