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

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Where Will You Go to College? Strayer College, in its School of Business Administration provides two collegiate courses that lead to a B. C. S. Degree, Bachelor of Commercial Science. COLLEGIATE COURSES Secretarial Science, B. C. S. Degree Accountancy and Business Administration, B. C. S. Degree Secretarial, Accredited Diploma Junior Accountancy, Accredited Diploma A high school diploma or its equivalent is necessary in or- der to register for the above mentioned courses. BUSINESS TRAINING COURSES The following courses are offered in Day and Evening Sessions For Graduates or Undergraduates of High Schools Shorthand (Gregg and Pitman) Bookkeeping Touch Typewriting Commercial Law Office Training Money and Banking Court Reporting and Business Efficiency Convention Reporting Salesmanship NOTE: Four tuition scholarships valued at $300 each are awarded an- nually, Information furnished upon request to members of class of 1926 only. Write the Registrar for Catalog of courses 1926-27 STRAYER COLLEGE 721 Thirteenth Street Washington, D. C.

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Che Easterner EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL, WASHINGTON, D. C. Motto: Do Well, Do Better, Do Best. Published five times a year by the Students of Eastern High School, Washington, D. C. Per YEAR; BY Single Copies, 25 Cents. SuBscrIPTion MAIL, $1.50, Commencement Number, 75 Cents. Payable in Advance. Prick, $1,25 VOL. XXIX ALL BE AppnEss! Office at Washington, of March 4, 1879. BustNEss COMMUNICATIONS SHOULD D TO THE Business MaNAcer Entered as Second-Class Matter In the Post D. C., under Act WASHINGTON, D. C., FEBRUARY, 1926 Easterner Staff 1925-1926 EDITORIAL STAFF Editor, Eyelyn M. Burns, '26. First Assistant Editor, George Roth, '26, Second Assistant Editor, Laura K. Barrett, 26. Department Editors: Features, Josephine M. Tremain, ‘26. Art, Margaret E. Parsons, 26. School News, Kingsland Prender, ‘20, Sports, Peter F. Manganaro, '27; Cadets, Edward D. Andrus, ‘2 6, Organizations, Frank Scrivener, '26, Business Manager, Frank Kreglow, ‘20, Assistant Business Mannger, Advertising Manager, Chester Thom, '26. Assistants, Jack Vivian, Curran, '27; Russell Davis, ‘27. Leah Sugar, ‘26. Eleanor H, Froelich, '27, Department Editors: Faculty, Myrtle Posey, '26. Alumni, Alpheus Walter, '26. Humor, Lucille V. Gibson, Exchanges, George Finger, 2' Commercial Page, Louise F. Perkins, 26. (2 yr. course) Freshman Page, Helen Swick, '20. Reporters, Ruth Bell, °28; John Hann, Roth, Virginia Barrett, (2 yr. course) BUSINESS STAFF Nellie Dalrymple, 26. 27; Allan Cross, ‘27; Harold Circulation Manager, Kenneth Burgess, '26. Bookkeeper, Louise Turner, 28. garet Brower, 27. STAFF TYPISTS Thelma Freyman, 26. Aileen Davis, '27. Elizabeth M. Feindt, ’27. 27% Mildred Soter, No. 3 '26; Paul L, Spalding, '27. 196 Pauline “26. Assistants, Elizabeth Clark, '26; Helen Bryan, ‘26; Mar- cc a a eg | Table of Contents Ruth Lillian Gordon... Pens That Have Achieved Revelations—Chapters A to Z Teddy ..... F ee Look Who’s Here!? The Cruise of the Wild Goose The Executive Mansi on.... Impressions . Jesta Jester... ft he oe ea Our Poets’ Corner. Editorials : ee Wearers O’ the Green Bere tite Sports . Humor a School News Cadets Organizations ——— EVELYN BURNS wn Gop Sa NELLIE E. DALRYMPLE. GEORGE RotH Bk JOSEPHINE M. TREMAIN RuTH BELL ors GEORGE RoTH Faculty ccc Alumni Exchange