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

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GEORGE T. JOHNSON, Tinning and Heating Guttering, Spouting, Roof Repairing and Painting, Stove, Latrobe, Furnace Repairing, Ice Boxes Relined. Jobbing Promptly Attended To. Terms Reasonable. 27 Eighth Street, N. E. Washington, D. Cc. rescription Let Your First Thought Be When Your Physician Gives You a P: H. E. SPRUCEBANK Second and Pennsylvania Avenue S. E. ee eR Se Gata og ee oe ee ee ann Two-lrouser High School Suits $30 Of fine, long-wearing, smartly woven fabrics, and the just-right styles Woodward Lothrop Men’s Clothes 2nd floor JOHN SCRIVENER BRO. REAL ESTATE All Branches 914 G Street N. W. Fountain Pens, Greeting Cards HMcBhee's 221 Pennsylvania Ave. S. E. 1741 Columbia Rd. N. W. COMPLIMENTS “WILLIE” PEAKE Ghiversity Shop ——— “We Clothe the Man from Head to Foot” ——————— 506 Ninth Street N. W. High School Textbooks and Supplies Athletic Goods, Drawing Instruments Photo Supplies, Developing, Printing R. HAR RIS CO. Corner Seventh and D Streets N. W. Manufacturing Jewelers CLASS PINS, RINGS, AND SPECIAL TROPHIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Remingten e 5 asiabls William J. Brewer ape Typewriters Greeting Cards PRINTER AND STATIONER 664 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. §. E. Phone Lincoln 122

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THE BASTERNER SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page 12) tendent of the St. Phoebe School at Hankau, China. Miss Hart is a sister of our prin- cipal. The December meeting of the Home and School Association was held on December 14. An attractive program was presented. Musical numbers were given by Minnie Hox- sey, Arthur Fischer, Evelyn Scott, and Eola Benzler. An illustrated talk on Oxford by Miss Gardner was much enjoyed. Short talks were given by the following: Miss Bell, domestic art; Miss Jonas, domestic science: Mr. Rieck, auto science; Mr. Flinn, printing. Boys and girls from the physical training departments gave exhibitions. At the con- clusion of the exercises demonstration work was given in the following departments: do- mestic art, domestic science, auto science, woodworking, and printing. Eastern’s sale of Red Cross stamps amounted to $86. Ten sections had one hundred per cent. Miss Egbert’s section, 2077, led in the sale, the pupils averaging twenty-five stamps each. 27 The presentation of a play, ‘‘The Trysting Place’’ by Booth Tarkington, and Christmas music by the Glee Club were features of the Christmas assembly, This assembly proved a fitting conclusion to the school year of 1923. A CONTRAST IN LOVE LYRICS “‘And for bonnie Annie Laurie, I’d lay me doon and dee.”’ “‘Them’s noble sentiments,’’ as our philoso- pher, Sam Agnew, says. But list’ ye. The poet didn’t say he wooed and won the fair Annie and then raved on thus: ‘‘Dear Heart, you’ve made me rapturously happy; ’ll live for you and you alone. I'll build a little cottage on Loch Lomond with a garage, electric lights, a Sellar’s kitchen cabi- net and Cataract washing machine; and rl give you a personal allowance.’’ No, he made no such rash promises. He was a Scotchman; and with Scoteh conservatism he dreamed of his bonnie lassie, and expressed the afore- mentioned noble sentiments. GerAtp CoE, ’25. A Distinctive Shoe for the Collegiate A Colonial Pump whose graceful lines provide the dressiness that charms—upon a last that insures perfect comfort. It’s a successful combination of style and practicability that has won notable favor with the young lady who discriminates in her selection of Footwear. In Patent—as pictured In Rouge Calf... .. $10.50 . $11.00 ARTHUR BURT COMPANY 1343 F Street

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“at Hi stands for SHORT INTENSIVE 25 Sportmanship” BUSINESS COURSES Nt as wah as pearlces i pee raphic. i Cut il Serie re Send for catalog i Day Night Sessions tl) STEWARD SCHOOL ft 1202 F sTEEY meén {il ty rl JACOB REED’S SONS PHILADELPHIA Founded 1824 by Jacob Reed Oldest Uniform Manufacturing House in the United States. Students of the leading Military Schools and colleges in this country are outfitted in Reed’s Uniforms. The Uniforms worn by the Students of Eastern High School are finished examples of the quality, workmanship and appear- ance of Reed’s productions. JACOB REED’S SONS 1424-1496 Chestnut Street PHILADELPHIA