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

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Che Easterucr EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL, WASHINGTON, D. C. fei (ge Well, Do Better, Do Best Coumunrcatioxs Sour Published five times’ a ; fe Aut Busrxess Commus . A year by the Students ‘tHE BusINess MANAGER of Eastern High, School, Washington, D.C. werd pute ssea Oe a PTION Price, $1.25 per YEAR; BY Class Matter in the Post Gh Cob ertensse use tra Ceres Rated M Wanner, Dee under Act Commencement: Number, 75 Cents, Payable in Advance. of March 4, 1879. VOL. XXX WASHINGTON, D. C., FEBRUARY, 1927 NO. 3 Easterner Statf 1926-1927 EDITORIAL STAFF Editor, Paul Spalding, ’27, Exchanges, Allan Mockabee, '27. Ist Assistant Editor, Peter Manganaro, '27. Poetry, Elise Scharf, 27. | 2nd Assistant Editor, Marjorie Keim, '27. iF cesirmasrie ESPNU acre Use aa Department Editors: RG Features, Pauline Roth, '27. Frances Wright, '27. Art, Margaret Mowbray, '27; Isabel Witherite, '27 Cynthia Eldridge, '29. School news, Catherine Schroeder, ’27. Virginia Cooke, '28. Sports, Mildred Kettler, ’27; Gifford Irion, '28. Ruth Bell, '23. Cadets, Russell Davis, ‘27. Josephine Hummer, '29 Organizations, Clara Wheelock, '27; John Hann, '27. Stat Typists: Personals, Burton Langhenry, '27; Beryle Edmiston, ‘27. ‘Ancita May, '27. Faculty, Ethel Mae Frame, '27 Mary Wertman, ’27. Alumni, Sam McGlathery, '27. Elizabeth Feindt, ’27. Humor, Carl Martin, '27; Emily May, '27. Ida Chernikoff, ’28. BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager, Jack Vivian, '27. Circulation Manager, Eldred Wilson, Assistant Business Manager, Harold Curran, ’27. Peete Advertising Manager, Wm. Crentz, '27. att Assistants : Paul Lawson, '28. William Sandridge, ’27. Bookkeeper, Louise Turner, ’28. Greer Ellis, '27. Fear Ferdinand Walter, '28. agtr : Virginia Cooke, 28. Sophie Lubin, ‘29. Claison King, ‘28. Ruth Stuart, ''29. Ralph Watt, ’28 Ruth Lyon, '29. Table of Contents abhesBoysNextab ooreaceme see The Sun of Austerlitz......... be ELOLs@S) 2. diayehas siopayeenermeetegere ae Oe Blackmail . Some Day. A Street Car Episode The Poets’ Corner... It Served Him Right...... é ditorialSueraer RE UICcR SES Ary alte ehcsereecvitaacs SECGOTE HOD Rersonalsaengesas acre et bie steer Siciteiell INGE oaseacdascace coeenne loltule rosee aus Hop ocenoocH nade INGWERREETTSUS occ ogc cn Pesan scare Sports CAKES Scouse Faculty Notes. os IMO Gace chosoce ae Exchange .

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STRAYER COLLEGE “Tyains Young Men and Women nd ” for the Profession of Business High School Graduates only are admitted to the following courses: Secretarial (Accredited Diploma) Junior Accountancy (Accredited Diploma) Walton Accountancy (Training for the C. P. A. Degree While other courses are available to undergraduates of High Schools, t all students should when- it is the policy of Strayer College to recommend tha ever possible graduate from High School. STRAYER COLLEGE 721 Thirteenth Street Washington, D. C. E. S. Donoho, A. B., President E. G. Purvis, B. S., Registrar P. J. Harman, Director C. M. Smith, A. B., Secretary

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O's is to introduce the Lunch Room Kitchen, a most important adjunct in the scheme of things here at Eastern but an unknown base to most Easternites. While the kitchen is an essential element in the success of the Lunch Room, far more important are the loyalty and support of its student customers.