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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1941 volume:

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From a simple acquaint- ance with fundamentals of marching and drilling in army life, a cadet develops qualities leading to good citizenship as well as to a good cadet through the unselfish performance of duty, loy- alty to his regiment, school and country, respect for authority, obedience to commands and be- lief in promotion through competitive merit. Those students who have taken advantage of this opportunity have truly performed a service to their country as well as to themselves. PREPAREDNESS-FOR LIFE ENl.lSTlNG for three years in the ranks of Eastern High School, over two thousand students yearly train for successful, interesting, and happy lives. To be successful, one must have the skills and training, the knowledge and judgment that will fit one for the work or career he will later enter. These we have learned and increased through our studies. To find life interesting, one must not only be educated but able to contribute to society, and this attitude we have been able to develop through membership in one of the many activity or service groups within the school. Finally, to be happy, one must be socially well adjusted. No better training for this can have been acquired than through participation in Eastern's numerous clubs. A well-rounded per- sonality-a well developed life-these have been and will remain our goals. is fE X lv RN as Ns N x -S '1. 'W lllltl .msn Q-was K.,..- L. ,is ,ss IN SINCERE appreciation of his many years of friendly counsel and stimu- lating influence on the cadet corpsg of his capable direction of other spe- cialized activitiesp and of his many years of faithful and inspiring service as a teacher of history and economics, Punch and Judy of 1941 is loyally dedicated to Mr. H. D. Shorts. DEDIEATIUN Busily engaged in one of his many aclivifies and dulies, our dedicalee pauses momeniarily lo oblige the releniless pholographer. A L H Forever faifhful Oo the corps, Mr. Shorls is out Io give the cadets a profsssional once-over. THE PRINCIPAL congratulates the members of the graduation classes of Eastern High School for l94l upon the successful completion of their prescribed courses of study. He wishes them health, success and happi- ness in their chosen field of labor. He reminds them that never in the history of this country has the opportunity for service been so great as it is at the present time. He believes that they will profit by the ideals and traditions of the Eastern High School, and that they will remember that the greatest satisfaction in life is in service to others. NOT ONLY a happy life but a worthwhile life I wish you, Graduates of 1941. To make it so, bear in mind that what you send out in life comes back to you, as a boomerang, send forth love, kindness, happiness, and the same will return to you, send forth the opposite, and the same will come back to you. Such is the Law of Life. Freda Dorothy Egbert A SIMPLE tablet in beautiful St. Paul's refers to the cathedral's builder thus, lf you seek his monument, look about you. To see the real spirit of Eastern, you must do the same. And as you, too, go to ioin that great com- pany of Alumni, we wish you like Success, and a bountiful share of Health, Happiness, and Contentment through all the coming years. N. A. Danowsky ,Harman K g wa . q,4f,.z. A.,L. . ,. Xjvnm :K 5 ,Q 'NW' R sm-...R ce -. .xiii 'SQ M Q'- Mi MZ Q., W. '4 mf . . .,k, Q- 3 , 4- as 1 H 3, U? 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G, JUNE ERICKSON, ERNEST H0 Secretary Tren GEORGE ADRIANI Basketball guard, hobby - raising pigeons LUCILLE CARMELLA AQUILINO First honors once, second honors twice, hobbies-dancing, swimming, plans- stenographer AUDREY LUCILLE ARMEL Second honors once, Hiking Club, Easterner Business Staff, hobby- horses MARGARET ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG Dramatic Club, appeared in play Cabbages , hobbies - raising cats, other school-Maryland Park High TERESA ELIZABETH AUGUSTINE Hobbies 1 collecting pictures, scrap books, plans-secretary FLORA KATHLEEN AUSTIN Hobbies-golf, dancing, plans-seo retary 14 LEO JOSEPH BABINEAU Cadet Corps two years, Easterner staffy hobby-stamp collecting ELIZABETH NAN BELL Girl Reserves, Ushering Staff, hobby -horseback riding HEINZ FREDERICK BERNHARDS Hobbies - swimming, track, plans - Beniamin Franklin DOROTHEA LOUISE BETTS Theta Pi president, Girls Athletic Club, Business Staff, Library Staff, plans- Washington School for Secretaries DORIS ELIZABETH BLUBAUGH Athletic Club, Ushering Staff, hobbies -roller skating, dancing KATHERINE BROWN IDA MARY BUCCA Hobbies-swimming, dancing: plans- stenographer BETTY JANE BURNS First honors once, second honors twiceg Miss Egbert's secretoryg hobbies ---bowling, swimmingp plans-secre- tary BENJAMIN FRANK CAMPBELL Brigade Sergeant Maiorp Cadet Usher- ing Statf, Office Staff? hobby-football: plan!-Maryland U. TINA ROSE CAPOSSELA First honors tive timesg Hiking Clubp luncheon Stolb hobby - debating, plans-Wilson's Teachers' College JOHN THOMAS CARRAGHER PHILIP JACK CATZVA MARGARET CHALKLEY Phi Pi Epsilon president: hobbies- swimming, dancing CHARLES EDWARD CHEWNING First honors twice, second honors three times, February graduating class presi- dentp Lunchroom and Locker Stalisp hobby - model airplane buildingp plans-drafting PAUL WARREN COHILL Football halfbackg baseball catcher and outfielder, hobbies - stamps, sports: plons-baseball GEORGE WILLIAM COLE Hobby - athleticsp plans - Wilson's Teachers' College HELEN VIRGINIA COOKE First honors once, second honors once: Easterner Editorial and Business Staffs, hobbies-skating and meeting new peoplep plans-business school LINDON PERRY COPPAGE Football backg hobby-sportsg plans- college I5 MILTON COSMAN Hobby-salt water fishing, plans- Navy Yard AUDREY LORRAINE COULTER First honors three times, second honors twice, Easterner and Lunchroom Staffs, Locker Staff, hobby-dancing, plans-Purdue ALBERT NEWTON CRENSHAW Hobbies - hunting, fishing, plans - Clemson College JOSEPH JAMES CURRAN Hobby - hockey, plans - aviator in United States Army ROBERT COURTNEY CUSTER Basketball forward, hobbies-base- ball and basketball, plans-Duke Unie versity, other school--Western High MARY ENES D'AMBROSIO Hobbies-music and athletics, plans -secretary or singer 16 BENJAMIN EUGENE DEMENT, III JOHN JOSEPH DEMSHOCK Second honors four times, Cheer Leader, Chess and Chemistry Clubs, hobbies-hunting and fishing, plans- Maryland U and aeronautical engi- neering HARRY JOHN DICKINSON, Jr. Hobby-fishing, plans--real estate ANTHONY Di GUILMI MARGARET JEAN DOYLE Girls' Stage Crew, social committee manager, hobbies-drawing, dancing, other school-Anacostia High REBEKAH BROWN DRUMMOND Fall Show '40, section representative, Girl Reserves, Ushering Stali, hobbies -dancing, singing, other school- Rome High School, Georgia, plans- business college HAROLD DUBIN First honors five times: Lunchroom and Locker Stalls: hobby-drawing: plans -George Washington U.-medicine IRVING EISENBERG Second honors once: hobby-sports: plans-pharmacy college JUNE ERICKSON First honors twice: second honors three times: February graduating class sec- retary: Student Council: Phi Pi Epsilon: Girls' Stage Crew: Girl Reserves: Easterner Staff VICTOR HENRY ESCH Second honors five times: Cadet Corps Captain: section representative: Sigma Kappa Lambda: Cheerleader: French and Chess Clubs: Ushering Staff: hobbies-swimming, tennis: plans- George Washington AUBREY EUGENE ESTEP Football backtleld: basketball guard: hobby--collecting letters: plans-col- lege ELLA MAE FAITH Hobbies-dancing, tennis MARYALICE FLINNER First honors once, second honors four times: section representative: Lunch- room Stott: hobbies - embroidery, skating: plans-Beniamin Franklin Ac- counting School LOUIS ANTHONY FOCHETT Second honors twice: section repre- sentative: hobby - dancing: plans - professional dancer JOSEPHINE MADALENA FORTUNATO Girl Reserves: hobbies - reading, swimming: plans-secretary AUDREY ANNA FRIEDLANDER First honors once, second honors twice: French Club: Maior Choral: Business Staff: hobbies-piano, tennis: plans-George Washington JOHN ALLEN FUNK Cadet Band: Spanish Club: hobby -- airplanes: plans - aeronautical engineering CHARLES HARVEY GATTON Baseball left field: hobby-sports l7 KATIE GLAKAS First honors twice, second honors three times, Lunchroom Staff, Amateur Show '39, hobby-singing, plans-secretary SOL GORDON Hobby-athletics VERA RINALDA GORDON Hobbies-swimming, biking, plans- interior decorator MARGARET ELLEN GREEN Hobbies-swimming, horseback riding ROBERT EUGENE GREENE Second honors once, hobby-stamp collecting MARY VIRGINIA GUTHRIE Girl Reserves, Home Economics Clubs, hobby-sewing, plans-Strayer's I8 NAOMI ELIZABETH HAGEMANN Second honors three times, Easterner Staff, hobbies - swimming, dancing, plans-Wilson's Teachers' College THELMA CATHERINE HAGGENMAKER Hobbies-swimming, dancing JOHN ALLEN HAIGH ERNEST HOWARD HALL February graduating class treasurer, Cadet Corps, Tennis Team captain, History Club, hobby-sports, plans- college FRANCES LOUISE HALL Ushering Staff, hobbies - dancing, copying popular songs, pIans-secre- tary PHILIP HENRY HARPER Second honors once, Ushering Staff, Concert Band, Cadet Band Sergeant, hobby-clarinet VIRGINIA HARPER Second honors three times, Phi Pi Epsi- lon treasurer, Office Staff, hobbies- dancing, drawing, plans--artist CHARLOTTE FRANCES HEIRONIMUS Second honors once, hobby-weavingg plans-secretary WILLIAM ROY HERBERT Other school-Maryland Park High MARGARET ELIZABETH HEROLD Second honors once, Lunchroom Staff, Mrs. Gosling's secretary, hobby- dancingg plans-stenographer AMELIA RUTH HILD First honors twice, second honors three timesp hobby-reading MARGARET EARLENE HUGHES Hobby-orchestration, other school- Tulsa Central High School, Oklahoma, plans-Strayer's Y' FRANCES MARIAN HURST Hobby-stamp collecting, other school -Calumet High School, Chicagoy plans -Wilson's Teachers' College FRANCES CAROLEEN HUTCHISON Basketball guardg Athletic Club, Theta Delta Epsilon vice-president, Ushering Staftg hobby-riding, plans -typist MARGUERITE LUCILLE INMAN Hobbies-dancing, ice-skating, plans -typist or bookkeeper HELEN CLAIRE JAMES Girl Reserves, hobbies-scrap books, photography: plans-University of Virginia IDA BELLA KATZMAN Second honors onceg hobbies-collech ing books, novels, plans-Beniamin Franklin WILLIAM THEODORE KEEN Second honors once, Cadet Corps two years, section representative two years, Epsilon Mu Sigma treasurer, plans- college 19 PHILIP SAMUEL KERGE VIRGINIA BENTON KING First honors three timesy second honors oncep February graduating class vice- presidentg Student Councily Home Eco- nomics Clubg Girls' Stage Crewp Easterner Staff, Business Oftice and Ushering Statfsg hobby-dancingp plans-secretary RICHARD LINCOLN KISSAL Hobby-saving old coins MABEL LEE Second honors twice: section repre- sentative, Lunchroom Statfp hobbies- dancing, swimming, plans-college ELEANOR VIRGINIA LEWIS Athletic Clubg Lunchroom Statfg hob- bies-bowling, baseballp plans-typist MARY VIOLET LIPSCOMB Section representativeg Girls' Stage Crewg Hiking Clubp hobby-collect- ing cat picturesp plans-Washington School for Secretaiies 20 EMOLYN MARIE LUNSFORD Bookroom Staftp hobbies-dancing, swimming: plans-secretary DONALD LeROY MANGUM PAUL MANILLI Hobbies-swimming, football: plans -Coast Guard Academy FRANCES JOSEPHINE MANN First honors twice, second honors twiceg French Clubg Ushering, Library, Business Office Statfsp hobbies-skah ing, swimming, plans-Maryland U. JOHN PATSY MARTIN Hobby - collecting important news featuresg plans-business college MARGARET ERNESTINE MASON First honors four times, second honors once, Theta Delta Epsilong Commer- cial and Athletic Clubsg Ushering, Lunchroom and Office Training Staffsp hobby-ice-skotingp plans--Washing- Ion School for Secretaries MOIZELLE MASSEN First honors tive timesg Lunchroom, Business Office Staftsg hobbies-dcnc' ing and tennisg plans-secretary JOSEPH MARTIN McKENNA Hobby-sports: plans-work BETTY ROBERTS McLEAN Ushering Staff, Girl Reservesp hobbies -skating, swimming: plans-college CHARLES NORMAN MICHAEL RUTH EMILIE MIELKE German Club: Miss Lohmonn's secre- taryg other school-Mount Pleasant High School, Schenectady, hobby- roller skating, plans-Strayer's HARRY CHRISTOPHER MOORE Second honors oncep hobby-sports: plans-mechanical engineering FLORENCE ROMAINE MORGAN Hobby-collecting knick-knacksy plans -government job MARTHA LOUISE MOTHERSHED First honors once, second honors twicep Hiking and Girls' Stage Crew Clubs: Library and Lunchroom Staftsg Miss Ross's secretary, hobbies-dancing, drivingg plans-Stroyer's MARY ELIZABETH MOULDEN Stage Crew: hobbies-horseback rid- ing, swimming, plans-to be a nurse PEARL ELLENE MUNDEY Hobbies-dancing, horseback riding CHARLES JAMES MUSE Hobbies-basketball, bowling, plans -Bliss Electrical School CHARLES ELLIS NEEDHAM Hobby - drawingg plans - Columbia Tech 21 LOUIS IGNACIO OBERGH, Jr. Spanish Club president, section reo- resentativeg orchestrap hobbies-boob ing, musicg plans-college MARY ELIZABETH ORTON Hobbies-dancing, ice-skatingp plans --interior decorator WILBUR LEROY OWENS Section representative JEAN CARLYLE PAINTER First honors twice, second honors twice, Theta Pi goat mistressp Girls' Stage Crewg Easterner and Business Oftice Staffsg hobby-dancingp plans -Washington School for Secretaries MQDONALD PAYNE Track pole vault letterg hobby-ath- leticsg plans-University of Alabama JAMES JOHN PETRO Football guard: hobbies-football, wrestlingy plans-college LURLEY VIRGINIA PHILLIPS Ushering Staflg hobbies-swimming, tennis, plans-office work RICHARD EARL PIER JOSEPHINE MARIE PINE Second honors three timesg Girl Re- servesy Girls' Stage Crew: Student Councilg Glee Club, Basketball Team captainp Ushering Staftg hobbies- dancing, reading, plans-college MARY PLATT First honors five timesp Commercial Clubp Lunchroom Staflp hobbies-skab ing, dancing? plans-secretary JOHN ALEXANDER PRITCHARD Cadet Corps Sergeant: Cadet Ushering Staffg Camera Clubp hobbies-phm tography, collecting recordsg plans- George Washington U. BESSIE VIRGINIA PUMPHREY Home Economics and Girls' Stage Crew Clubsg Lunchroom Stafip hobbies- sewing, dancing: plans-Temple Col- lege MARY FRANKLIN READMOND First honors once, Ushering and Business Office Statis, hobbies-duno ing, sewing, plans-nurse CATHERINE ISABELLE REDMAN First honors twice, Commercial Club, Mr. Danowsky's and Mr. Holmes' sec- retary, hobby-skating, plans-cob lege GEORGE DIGGES REEVES Section representative, Cadet Corps, Epsilon Mu Sigma, Fall Shows, hob- bies-music and sports, plans-cob lege ALBERT REIN First honors once, second honors once, hobby-sports REED VANDERVER RICHMOND Olflce Force, Stage and Booth Crews, hobby - preserving reptiles, other school-Victoryvalley School, Victor- ville, California, plans-architect JACQUELINE ANN RIDGELY Theta Della Epsilon, Ushering Staff, hobby-skating, plans-Washington School for Secretaries JAMES DONALD ROBERTS Other school-Central High, Chatta- nooga, hobbies-sports, good books JESSIE RAE ROBERTS First honors four times, second honors once, Commercial Club, Miss Egbert's secretary, Lunchroom Staff, hobbies- music, art, plans-Beniamin Franklin GERTRUDE MILDRED RUBIN Girls' Ushering Staff manager, East- erner associate and fashion editors, Amateur Show, hobbies-writing, singing, plans-Fairmount Junior Col- lege HORACE EUGENE RUPERT Stage and Booth Crews, manager, hob- by-photography RAYMOND WILLIAM RUSSELL Hobbies-baseball, basketball, plans -Maryland U. GLADYS ELSIE SAI-IA First honors once, second honors twice, Girl Reserves' secretary, Girls' Stage Crew, Lunchroom Staff cashier, hob- bies-art, dancing, plans-art school 23 MERIAM SANDLER Second honors three times: Miss Fos- dick's secretory: hobbies-swimming, basketball, plans-college SYLVIA SANDLER Second honors twiceg hobbies-swim- ming, dancing: plans-secretarial col- lege BELLE VIRGINIA SARTAIN Hobbies-swimming, sports, plans- nursing or college KARL EDWARD SCHAEFER Mr. Donowsky's secretaryg hobby- gardeningp plans-teacher of Braille NORMA ESTELLE SCHWALBACH Second honors once: Lunchroom Staffp hobby-dancing, plans-stenographer HELEN LOUISE SCOTT Second honors three timesp Student Council, Business Oflice Staff, plans- Texas Christian University MARY EMMA SHIVERS First honors once, second honors twiceg Lunchroom and Library Staisg hobbies-reading and music, plans- Strayer's MARGARET ADELINE SLIFER Second honors four Iimesg Lunchroom Staff ANNAMAE THERESA SMITH Hiking, Girl Reserves and Athletic Clubs: hobbies-skating, horseback ridingg plans-Wilson's Teachers' Col- lege BILLIE MILDRED SMITH Ushering Stoffp hobby - small ship collecting: plans-bookkeeper DORIS MARIE SNYDER Section representative, hobby - ice skating RAYMOND SOO Football fullback, other school-Cen- trol High, plans-Alabama College ANTHONY JOSEPH SPARACINO Hobbies-baseball, football, plans- Maryland U.-accountant SANTA CATHERINE SPARACINO Section representative, hobbies-swim- ming, dancing, plans-secretary MARIAN LOUISE SPARKMAN Ushering StaH, hobbies - drawing, swimming, plans - commercial artist ABRAHAM SPERLING MARY DOLORES STASULLI Second honors once, Girls' Athletic Club, Commercial Club, Ushering Staff, hobbies--basketball, badminton HELEN FRANCES STEPPA First honors three times, second hon- ors twice, section representative, Miss Wood's secretary, hobby-collecting match covers, plans-George Wash- ington U. DEAN ARTHUR STIRLING Second honors once, hobby--record collecting DANIEL VICTOR STONE First honors once, hobbies-reading, fishing AUDENE CLARA TAYLOR First honors three times, second honors once, Mrs. Sperry's secretary, hobbies -swimming, dancing DEWEY MARVIN TAYLOR Second honors once, Hi-Y secretary, other school-Hancock High School, St. Louis, hobby-stamp collecting, plans-University of Missouri BETTY MAY THOMPSON First honors live times, Ushering, Li- brary ond Business Office Staffs, hob- by-swimming, plans-nurse ROBERT HENRY THORNTON, Jr. 25 ROSE TRIFILETTI Ushering Staff managerg hobbies1 skating, dancing HOWARD ARNOLD UPDIKE Second honors oncey hobby-musicp plans1auditor HELEN ROSALIE VAJDA First honors five timesp Girls' Athletic Clubp Library and Ushering Staffsg Cafeteria head cashierp hobbies1ten- nis, ice-skatingg pIans1college CRESENZO VELLUCCI First honors once, second honors oncey hobby 1 stamp collectingg plans 1 auditor GERALDINE MARIE WEGNER First honors five timesg Hiking Clubg Lunchroom Staffg Mrs. Sperry's secre- taryg other schooI1McKinleyg hobbies -music and swimming, plans1Stray- er's CHARLOTTE LOUISE WENZEL 26 HENRIETTA WERBER Second honors once, hobbies1danc- ing, swimming: pIons1coIIege LOIS SARAH WESTBY First honors three times, second hon- ors onceg Dramatic Club secretaryp Stamp Club treasurerp Punch and Judy agent: Miss Egbert's secretary: Lunch- room Stoffy hobbies1skating, tennisp other school--Central High School, Wisconsin: plans1secretary ROBERT NORMAN WESTMORELAND, Jr. Chi Sigma Chi president and secretary HELEN AMELIA WHITLEY Second honors three timesp Hiking Club president: hobby 1 collecting perfume bottlesp plans1Baeniamin Franklin JAMES LEE WILLIAMS Cadet Corps Sergeantp Cadet Ushering Stott, Business Office Staff, section rep- resentativeg hobby 1 drawing: plans 1Columbia Tech GEORGE WILLIAM WILSHER Second honors three timesp plans- accountant GEORGE LeROY WINERITER Code! Corpsg hobby-sporfsg plons guccountuni CHRISTIAN JOHN WIRZ Second honors twicey Spanish Club Ireosurerg Business OfTice Siuffg hob- by-sporlsg plans-Naval Air Corps, Pensacola, Florida EMMA JANE WOOD 'We Q-wi LOUISE ARTHELIA WOODWORTH Girl Reservesg Business Ofiice Stuff: hobbies-dancing, skating: plans- college WILLIAM FRANCIS WORK, III Hobbies-buskeibull, foofbullg plans --C.P.A. NORMA CHRISTINE ZOBEL First honors once, second honors Iwiceg Ushering SIUH5 hobbies-dancing, swimming, plans-SIrayer's IT pi JUNE ERICKSON BY POPULAR VOTE JUDGED AS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED IN THE FEBRUARY AND JUNE CLASSES LL fl VICTOR lRghH MARY ALI CB M l AN HENRY ESCH CE SPIELMAN THONY BERNARD MARMO 0955 xi 'VQ Q fr QAYSICS 11' 1 .-5 -,J-1 ' H X 55, N CIVICS CLASS of JUNE 1941 'Q :La-QMS in HODES DOROTHY JEAN COOK NORMA GERTRUDE VAUGHN FRANKLIN HIGBY KOONTZ MARY Vice-pres ident Secretary Treasurer JAMES PATRICK ADAMS Chi Sigma Chi goalmaslerg baseball pilcherg other school-Gonzaga: hobby -collecling movie lickel stubs JANE EVELYN ADAMS Phi Pi Epsilon secrelaryg hobby-dano ingp plans-slenographic work TOM GENT ALDERSON Track and pole vaullingy olher school- Techp hobbies-golf and riding, plans -Universily of Virginia, medicine FRANK GABRIEL ANASTASI GINA ELIZABETH ANDERSON Ushering SIQH HAROLD LANDON ANDERSON Olher school-McKinley: hobbies- foolball and baseball 30 ANTOINETTE LUCY AQUILINO Hobbies-bowling, lennisp plans-seo relary WILLIAM RANDOLPH ARNOLD Cade! corps, hobbies-football, base- ball DELBERT ISAAC ASHBY Cadel corps, color sergeanl Brigade Staff JANE AUER Thela Pi Epsilon secrelaryp Lunchroom and Ushering Slaffsy hobbies-arl, swimmingg plans-modeling and col- lege BERNARD HARRY BACKOVER Firsl honors seven limesp Stamp Clubp Bookroom Stafh hobbies-stamps, drawing: plans-business office man- ager JOSEPH ALBERT BAILY Hobby-sports DOROTHY LEE BAKER Alpha Beta Chi treasurer: Girls' Ath- letic Club, Girl Reserves and Home Economics Clubs: hobbies-bowling, swimming: plans-secretary BARBARA MAE BALLARD Second honors two semesters: section representative: Alpha Beta Chi goal mistress and secretary: 1940 Amateur and Fall Shows: hobbies-horseback riding and dancing: plans-secretary to a congressman ANTHONY FERDINAND BARBERA First honors once, second honors twice: Cadet Corps First Lieutenant: History Club: Ushering Staff: plans-college LOUISE ANDERSON BARNES Alpha Beta Chi president: Athletic Club: Ushering Stall: basketball lor- ward: hobby-tennis: plans-physical education teacher or private secretary NOBLE ENOS BARNES Second honors once: Cadet Brigade Drum Maior: assistant chief printer of Easterner : Little Dutch Band: hob- bios-stumps, music RAFFAEL JOHN BASILE First honors twice: second honors twice: hobbies-football, music DONALD BROWN BATES Plans-business FRANCES ELEANORA BATTINIERI Second honors twice: Athletic Club: hobbies-swimming, baseball: plans- Strayer's CALVIN LUNSFORD BEALE First honors once, second honors three times: section representative four se- mesters: Epsilon Mu Sigma secretary CATHERINE LOUISE BEAVER Alpha Beta Chi, Girl Reserves: hobbies -dancing, stamps: plans--business college DANA MAE BEAVERS German Club secretary, Camera Club: Ushering Staff ANNA MARIE BELLO Ushering Staff: hobbies - dancing, singing 31 CHARLES TORREY BENNETT Hobbies-politics, history ELLEN ANNA BENNETT First honors onceg Girl Reservesp other school-Hyattsville High Schoolp hob- bies--piano, ballet dancing: plans- art school RALPH BERRY BENNETT Easterner Printing Stalk plans - college in South Carolina WILLIAM ALPHONSUS BENSON Other school - Gonzagap plans -- musician IDA BERKMAN Second honors three timesp hobby- old newspapersg plans-secretary CLARENCE HENSEL BIEDERMAN Hobby-baseballg plans-government work 32 BARBARA ELLIOTT BLACK Second honors four timesy hobbies- bowling, baseballg plans - stenog- rapher ELSIE MAE BLECH Second honors twice, Alpha Beta Chig section representative, hobbies-duno ing, swimmingp plans-stenographer HAROLD BOBB Basketball guard, baseball outfieldg hobby-planes, plans-college HARRY BORDOW Second honors three times, Bookroom Stall: All-High Guard Football Teamp hobbies - pocket billiards, bowlingp plans-college LAWRENCE JENNINGS BOSWORTH Hobby-spartsp plans-college MARY FRANCES BOWERS Home Economics Club, hobby-collect ing postal picture cards BERT BOWMAN Ushering Stah, Cadet Corps Second Lieutenant, hobby - fishing, plans - otflcer Army Air Corps HAZEL VIRGINIA BOWMAN First honors once, Girls' Athletic Club vice-president and secretary, Theta Delta Epsilon, Punch and Judy Business Staff, hobbies-sports, collecting blot- ters JEAN ELIZABETH BOWMAN Girls' Athletic Club, other school- Strawsburg High School, Virginia, hob- bies-swimming, ice-skating, plans- nurse JUNE ELIZABETH BOWMAN ALICE ELIZABETH BRADSHAW First honors once, section representa- tive, Lunchroom Staff, other school- Central High, hobbies-sewing, cook- mg DANIEL AARON BRADSHAW History Club sergeant-at-arms, Chess, Chemistry and Debating Clubs, Mr. Suber's laboratory assistant, other school - Brookline High, Brookline, Mass., plans-salesman ARTHUR FRANKLIN BRANSON GEORGE WILLIAM BROWN Cadet Corps First Lieutenant, Ushering Staff, track, hobby-stamp collecting RICHARD MORGAN BUCKINGHAM Hobby - building model airplanes, plans-aviation RALPH FERD BUENING Second honors tour times, Chemistry Club secretory, Hi Y Club, hobby-- chess ROY BULLOCK Other school-Alto High School, Alto, Texas, hobbies-dancing, sports, plans -machinist EILEEN FRANCES BURBY Athletic Club, other school--Plainfield High, Plainheld, Connecticut, hobbies -collecting movie star autographs, plans-dietician 33 GEORGE IRWIN BURNESTON, Jr. First honors once, second honors once, Cadet Corps Captain, Officers' Club, Cadet Band, hobby-playing drums, plans-radio engineering at Maryland U. WARREN EUGENE BURTON Hobby-drawing, plans-Maryland U. PAUL MILTON CALLAHAN Easterner StaFf, plans-work CHARLES EDWARD CAMPBELL Cadet Corps, hobbies - drawing, woodworking MAE SUE CAMPBELL Home Economics Club, Girl Reserves historian, head cashier Lunchroom Staff, Miss Lohmann's secretary, hobby -collecting postcards HELEN VIVIAN CAPULE Hobbies-swimming, badminton, plans -ocean liner stewardess 34. TERESA CLARA CARDANO Hobbies-tennis, swimming TERESA BRIDGET CARRAGHER Hobbies-dancing, skatingg plans- typist BETTY MARIE CARROLL Hobby-collecting movie star pictures, plans-secretary ALBERT WARREN CARSON Cadet Corps, Ushering Staff, other school-Greenbelt High School, Green- belt, Maryland, hobbies - sports scrapbook, stamps, plans-Pittsburgh U. IDA MAUDE CARZON JOHN JOSEPH CELIA Hobby--sports, plans-work ROCCHINA CHECCHIA First honors twice, second honors twice, French Club secretary, Spanish Club secretary, Girls' Athletic Club, hobby-reading languages, plans- Maryland U. JOHN DONALD CHRISTIAN First honors twice, Chemistry Club president, Hi-Y treasurer, Stamp Club, Easterner section representative, Mr. Wirsing's laboratory assistant, hobbies -chemistry, stamps, plans-chemistry in college LESLIE CICALA Basketball team, hobby-sports JOHN THOMAS CLARKE Hobby-flying homing pigeons THOMAS McTYGHE CLARKE Second honors once, Radio Club, Camera Club treasurer, secretary, and charter member, hobbies -- photog- raphy, swimming, plans-Cornell U. EDYTH GUTHRIE COE First honors twice, second honors twice, Dramatic, French, and Girl Reserves Clubs, Easterner , hobby-swing and classical records, plans-journalist pe WILLIAM COHEN Hobbies-sports, photography, plans -Maryland U. HELEN ELIZABETH COLBERT Second honors twice, Girl Reserves president, Bookroom Stott, hobby- miniature golf, plans - interior decorator PATRICIA JULIANNE COMINGORE Second honors once, Debating Club vice-president, Dramatic Club, Lunch- room Stati, Fall Shows '39, '40, and '4l, hobbies - dancing, basketball, plans-WiIson's Teachers' College WILBURN ROBERT COMPTON Second honors once, Cadet Corps Cap- tain and Regimental Adjutant, Officers' Club, Ushering Stai, hobbies-movies, records ERRIS ELIZABETH CONNELLY First honors once, second honors twice, section representative, hobbies-skah ing, dancing, plans-secretary TERESA ELIZABETH CONNOLLY Hobbies-dancing, swimming, plans- sec feta ry 35 DOROTHY JEAN COOK First honors five times, Student Coun- cil fifth and sixth semesters, June class vice-president, hobbies - bicycling, reading, plans -- further business training MILDRED MARIE COOPER First honors four times, second honors once, Girls' Stage Crew, hobbies-hi- king, bowling, plans-costume de- signer, art school GEORGE WILLIAM CORCORAN Hobby-baseball JAMES EDWARD COURTN EY WARD BARR CRABILL First honors five times, Bookroom Stal? period chairman, hobby-amcv teur radio, plans - Bliss Electrical School . CHARLES CLIFFORD CRAIG Cadet Corps, other school-Marlins- burg High, Iowa, hobbies-drawing, horseback riding, plans-college din ELLSWORTH WALTER CRAWFORD Hobby - horseback riding, plans - commercial artist DOROTHY MARIE CROSEN Section representative, hobbies-danc- ing, traveling, plans-secretary CHESTER MURPHREE CROW Other school-Maryland Park High School, Maryland, hobbies-basket ball, fishing, plans-pilot in Air Corps ELSIE MAE CUMMINGS Hobbies-skating, dancing, plans- Strayer's DOMENIC ALBERT CUOZZO, Jr. Section representative, hobby-sports: plans-work LAURA MAE CURRY Basketball guard, hobby-song collect- ing, plans--nurse LILLIAN MARY CURTO Second honors once, hobbies-duno ing, sewing, plans-to own a dress shop ROSE SANTINA CURTO First honors once, second honors twice, Student Council, Commercial Club, hobbies-dancing, sports, plans -stenogrophic work DORIS ELIZABETH DALKIN Hobby-saving book matches, plans- typist DOROTHY McGlLL DAMERON First honors once, Business Office Staff, hobbies-dancing, photography, plans -Strayer's and secretarial work MARIE TERESA DARR Hobby - studying nursing, plans - nursing EDWARD YOUNG DAVIDSON First honors tlve times, Debating, Chemistry and Dramatic Clubs, Stamp Club secretary and treasurer, other school-Western Hill, Cincinnati, Ohio, hobbies-stamps and coins, plans- Georgia Tech-research aeronautical engineering DONALD ALEXANDER DAVIS Hobby-sports MARGARET ELIZABETH DAVIS Stage Crew, Home Economics Club, hobbies-swimming, dancing, plans- art college RALPH JOSEPH DAVIS Second honors once, section repre- sentative, Cadet Corps Captain, hobby -collecting records, plans-mechani- cal engineering at Maryland U. ROBERT McCLOUD DAVISON First honors once, second honors once, Dramatic, Debating, Chemistry and Cryptographer's Clubs, wrestling tifth semester, physics laboratory assistant, Eastern's Radio Show, other school- Brookville High, Brookville, Pennsyl- vania, hobbies-model making, shoot- ing, plans-mechanical engineering, Maryland U. DORIS ELSIE DAWSON Second honors once, Alpha Beta Chi, Girls' Stage Crew, hobbies-swimming, dancing, plans-Duke University WILLIAM ALBERT DEAL Other school-Alexander High, Chris- ford, New York, hobby-photography 37 KENNETH LAFAYETTE DEAVERS Baseball pitcher: hobby-records MARIE ALICE DECESARIS Punch and Judy Business Staff: Stu- dent Council: hobby -- collecting trinkets: plans-secretary ANNE MARY DeGEORGE Hobbies-swimming, phonograph rec- ords: plans-secretary PAUL JOHN DiMEGLIO Football center: other school-Mo Kinley: plans--tilesetter ANNA LOUISE DINNIS Ushering Staff EVELYN MAE DIXON Girls' Athletic Club: Lunchroom Staff: hobby-bowling: plans-typist MARGARET ELEANOR DOUTHAT First honors tive times: Girls' Stage Crew secretary: Chess, Hiking, Debat- ing Clubs, Girl Reserves: Ushering Staff: Alpha Beta Chi secretary and treasurer: Bank Staff: hobbies--pen fume bottles, horseback riding: plans -to study dieteiics at Hood or New Jersey College CATHERINE MAY DOVE First honors once: second honors once: Girls' Stage Crew BETTIE LORRAINE DOWNS Hobbies-swimming, hiking: plans- Benicmin Franklin MARJORIE LOUISE DOWNS First honors once: second honors once: Theta Alpha Chi president and goat mistress: Bookroom and Ushering Staffs: plans-private secretary OLLIE MAE DOYLE Plans-secretary MARY ANNE DRUMMOND First honors twice: second honors three times: section representative: hobbies -swimming, dancing MARY LOUISA DURISOE First honors once, second honors once, Theta Pi vice-president, Bookroom Staft chairman, other school-Roose- velt High, D. C., plans-Strayer's Busi- ness College MILDRED MAY DYER Other school-Maryland Park High, Seat Pleasant, Maryland, hobby- dancing EVANELL EARP Other school-Palestine High School, Palestine, Texas, hobbies -- skating, dancing, plans-beauty operator BETTY JANE EMIG Plans-secretary ALICE GAIL EMMERT Hobbies-dancing, swimming, plans- secretary GLORIA HELEN ENGLE First honors three times, second honors twice, Girl Reserves, social service treasurer, orchestra, Debating Club, Punch and Judy Business Staff, plans -American University sin, MARGIE ELIZABETH ESLIN Hobbies-photography, bowling, plans -typist RITA EILEEN ESSEX First honors once, Theta Pi, Business Oftice Staff, basketball team, hobby- sports, plans-George Washington- teacher of physical training LOUISE HELENE FARMER Other school-St. Mary's Seminary, St. Mary's City, Maryland, hobbies- horseback riding, canoeing, plans- veterinary medicine, Alabama Polyte- demic Institute MICHAEL JAMES FARRELL Cadet Band Corporal, Cadet Ushering Statt, other school-Statesville High School, Statesville, North Carolina, hobbies - photography, pyrography, plans--college FRANCES FEBBO First honors once, hobby--photog- raphy, plans-college ANNA CAROLYN FERBER Hobby - dancing, plans -- telephone operator 39 JOHN DOMINIC FITZGERALD, Jr. Easterner assistant editor, plans- college and feature writer ALICE MIGNYON FLOURNOY First honors once, Alpha Beta Chi cor- responding secretary, l1obby--callect- ing pictures, plans-secretary JAMES MILTON FOGLE Baseball pitcher, Cadet Corps Corporal, Epsilon Mu Sigma, hobby-playing G saxophone in dance band, plans-col- lege FRIEDA FOX First honors once, second honors twice, Miss Birtwell's secretary, section rep- resentative, hobbies-swimming, danc- ing, plans-secretary ANNA LOUISE FRISTOE First honors twice, Girls' Stage Crew vice-president, Punch and Judy Art StoH, hobbies--swimming, bowling, plans-George Washington and art college WILLIAM FRANCIS FUCHS Spring Play 1940, hobby-photog- raphy, plans-United States Navy 40 ELEANORA MARY GALASSO Second honors twice, Ushering Stall, hobbies - collecting post cards and books, plans-Wilson's Teachers' Col- lege DEBORAH MARIE GALFOND Dramatic Club, Ushering Staff, Spring Play '39, other school-Altoona High School, Altoona, Pennsylvania, hobby -collecting models' pictures, plans- Civil Service work MARY CATHERINE GALLAGHER First honors twice, second honors once, Girls' Stage Crew, Easterner art editor and columnist, basketball guard, other school - West Technical High, Cleveland, Ohio, hobbies-sketching, collecting photos, plans - fashion illustrator or cartoonist LOUIS EUGENE GARNER, Jr. First honors five times, Chemistry Club, hobbies-chemistry, physics, plans- college study ot atomic physics JOHN LOUIS GIACOFCI First honors twice, second honors twice, hobby-model airplanes, plans-col- lege, drattsman GEORGE RICHARD GILL First honors once, second honors once, hobby-sports, radio, plans-college JAMES JOSEPH GILL First honors four times: second honors onceg Cadet Corps Maiorg Officers' Club secretary: Sigma Kappa lambda presi- dentp Bank Staff vice-president: Lunch- room Staflg Chess and Biology Clubsg hobby-football JEROME ALBERT GOLDENBERG Cadet Corps Regimental Color Ser- geantg Chevrons' Club treasurer: hobbies - menu collecting, sports: plans-Beniamin Franklin U. ALLAN MANLEY GOLDSTEIN French Cub? hobby - photographyy plans-college DAVID ABRAHAM GOLDSTEIN First honors five timesg Cadet Corps Brigade Adiutant, Maiory Punch and Judy editor-in-chief: Punch ond Judy business manager: Officers' Club, Camera, French, Chevrons, and Chess Clubs and Chess teamg Cadet Usher- ing Statig hobby-stamp collectingy plans-C.P.A. FRANCES SYLVIA GOLDSTEIN Second honors twiceg Girls' Stage Crew, Punch and Judy Editorial and Business Staffsp Ushering Staff: hobby -stamp collecting and dancing: plans -dress designer ROBERT CARL GOLLUS First honors oncep second honors twicep Chemistry Club presidentg Mr. Wirsing's assistant, Miss Egbert's staffp hobbies-science, hunting, plans -college ai EVA GOLUB Habbyhcollecting movie star picturesg plans-Civil Service work EDWARD THOMAS GOSNELL Baseball pitcherp hobbies-baseball, ice skating, plans-getting honors in last year and drafting SHIRLEY LENA GOTKIN Ushering Stal? HOWARD LEONARD GRANT Hobbies-working on automobile en- gines and match top collectingg plans -to enter the United States Navy AMYJEANNE MAY GRAVES Girls' Stage Crew president: Alpha Beta Chi goat mistressg hobbies-ice skating, bowling, plans-commercial artist JACK w1u.Ano onves 4ll JANET MARIAN GUESS First honors once, Home Economics Club and Girls' Stage Crew, Mr. Shorts' secretary, Lunchroom Staff, hobbies- music, bowling, plans-continuing with music GEORGE EDWARD GULLIKSEN Hobbies-sports and dog shows, plans-architecture JOHN HENRY HAGEMAN First honors once, plans-Beniamin Franklin THOMAS EDWARD HALL Hobbies-football, basketball, plans --farming WOODFORD ROBERT HALL Cadet Corps, other school-Troy High School, Troy, Texas, hobby-collech ing match book covers, pIans-Pen- sacola RUBY DORIS HANCOCK First honors three times, second hon- ors once, Athletic Club vice-president, hobby-sports, plans-bookkeeping. 42 LOUISE SOPHIE HAMATY First honors once, Stage Crew, Home Economics Club, Punch and Judy Art Stafl, Miss Lohmann's secretary, other school - McKinley, hobbies - swim- ming, dancing, plans-WiIson's Teach- ers' College MARY ALICE HAMILL Home Economics Club secretary and president, Athletic Club seventh se- mester basketball guard, section rep- resentative three years, Punch and Judy Business Statt, Ushering and Lunchroom Staffs, hobby-basketball, plans-college BETTE JANE HAMMER First honors once, second honors three times, Easterner and Bookroom Staffs, Student Council, hobbies- photograph tinting MARGARET MARY HAMMETT Girl Reserves historian, Miss Monk's and Mrs. Stetson's secretary, Lunch- room Staff, Amateur and Fall Shows '39, Fashion Shows '39, '40, '41, hobby-tennis, plans-medicine at George Washington RONETTA JOYCE HAMMOND Girls' Stage Crew, hobbies-draw- ing, badminton, plans-to design clothes HOWARD GEORGE HARRIS Other school-Patterson Park Junior High, Baltimore: plans-radio an- nouncer KENNETH WILLIAM HARTMAN Hobby-sportsg plans-college VERNON JOSEPH HASLUP WARREN GEORGE HAUGEN First honors onceg second honors oncep Cadet Corps Captain, Regimental Ad- iutantg German Club presidentg Chess Club team, Officers and Chevrons Clubsg Ushering Stall, other school- Austin High, Chicago SHIRLEY MILDRED HELMAN First honors once: Mr. GabIe's secre- Iaryg hobbies-Bshing, collecting pic- tures, plans-secretary BARBARA ROSEMARYE HENDERSON First honors three times, other school -Bladensburg High, hobby-reading about medical prolessionp plans-to be a doctor MARGUERITE HOPE HENDERSON Alpha Beta Chip Miss Lohmann's secre- tary, hobbies-ice skating, swimming? plans-Cornell JAMES BLAINE HENDRIX Football end and track: hobby- sportsg plans-college FOSTER BEERY HIGGINS RAYMOND HOPKINS HILLSINGER Hobby-sports JOHN CHARLES HOFFMAN Baseball, '40, other school--Gonzagaf hobby-sportsg plans-Georgetown WILLIAM MARSTON HOGUE First honors flve timesp History Club president and vice-presidenty East- erner editor and assistant edilorp Lunchroom Stall, hobbies-music and stamp collecting, plans-to attend School of Government 43 DONALD RUSSELL HOLBEN Hobbies-sports and bowling, plans -medicine THOMAS ANDREW HOLDEN Hobby-stamps, plans-Maryland U. BOND LARRY HOLFORD Second honors once, Epsilon Mu Sigma' president, hobby-dancing, plans... civil engineering at Maryland U. THOMAS DALTON HOLLIHAN First honors six semesters, Student Council, section representative, Cadet Corps Captain, Easterner' Editorial Stati, hobbies-golf, basketball, plans -Naval Academy or engineering IRENE AGATHA HONEY first honors four times, Student Coun- -cil vice-president, Library Staft, Theta Pi president, plans-secretarial school JOHN HENRY HOTCHKISS Other school-Maryland Park High, Seat Pleasant, hobbies--stamps, chess, plans-naval career 44 WILLAM UZZELL HOUSE Track, Epsilon Mu Sigma secretary, hobby-airplane building, pIans-air- plane pilot ORVtLLE COLE HUDDLE Baseball outfield, other school-Wood- row Wilson, plans-baseball player JAMES EDGAR HUDDLESTON First honors six times, Student Council and Delegate at Large, 1940-1941, section representative, Cadet Corps Lieutenant, Debating Club president, Biology Club vice-president, East- erner Advertising and Publicity Staffs, hobbies-camping, bicycling, plans-George Washington U. JOHN THOMAS HUDSON, Jr. First honors tive times, Dramatic Club secretary, Spanish Club president and vice-president, Easterner Advertis- ing Manager, Radio Program, '41, Amateur Show, '40, plans-college WALTON MAHARD HUDSON First honors twice, second honors three times, Cadet Corps Major on Brigade Staff, Officers' Club, Chess and Biology Clubs, Pan-Hellenic Council, Hi-Y president, Punch and Judy Editorial Staff, Cadet Ushering Staff, Mr. Fuchs' assistant, plans-American U. EVELYN DORIS HUNTER Second honors once, section repre- sentative, Punch and Judy Business Staff, Girl Reserves, hobbies-swim- ming and tennis, plans-law al Southeastern U. EVERETT ALLAN HURLEY Baseball center field, other school- Edwards High, Edwards, New York, hobbies-baseball, swimming, plans -business college IDA LOUISE INGAGLIATO Ushering Staff, other school-Lincoln High, Canton, Ohio, hobbies-dano ing, reading, plans-Strayer's secre- tarial course HARRY JACOB First honors once, second honors twice, other school-Central, hobbies-swim- ming, reading, plans-college HAZEL IRENE JACOBS Hobbies-dancing, collecting pictures, plans-secretary ROBERT KEITH JACOBY Graphic Arts Club, Easterner Print- ing Staff, hobbies-blonds and red- heads, plans-printer in Government Printing Oftice RACHEL MARIE JEFFERSON Second honors tour times, Theta Pi corresponding secretary, Girls' Stage Crew, lunchroom Staff, hobbies- dancing, skating JEANNE MARIE JEMISON Girls' Athletic Club, hobbies-sports, reading, plans-college CHARLES GRAY JENKINS Second honors once, Cadet Corps Lieu- tenant, Otficers' Club vice-president, hobby-pipe collecting DONALD WINFIELD JENKINS Cadet Corps Sergeant, Chevrons Club, Cadet Ushering Stall EILEEN ESTELLA JENNINGS Second honors three times, hobby- pholography, plans-George Wash- ington U. HOWARD FORD JESNECK Baseball team outfield, plans-college PETER JEW Hobby-sports 45 ELLIE MAE JOHNSON First honors once, second honors twice, Girls' Stage Crew, Easterner and Bookroom Staffs, hobbies-swimming, tennis, plans-secretary HELEN DOROTHY JOHNSON Hobbies-collecting miniature dogs, plans-clerical work FRANCES MARIE JOLLEY Hobbies-collecting cadet pins or boys' rings, plans-secretary ANNIE LAURIE JONES First honors once, second honors once, Ushering Staff, hobby-baseball scrap- book, plans-beauty culture CARL THOMAS JONES Student Council president, Chi Sigma Chi secretary, other school--Arsenal Technical High, Indianapolis, hobbies -radio, model planes, plans-Naval Academy DOROTHY JEANETTE JONES Second honors once, Girls' Stage Crew, Lunchroom Staff, served at all dinners, hobbies-golf, tennis, plans -office work 46 ELLEN CATHERINE JURNEY Lunchroom cashier, other schooI--Ana- costia, hobbies-dancing, swimming, plans-Strnyer's ALVIN DANIEL KABIK First honors once, German, Chess, His- tory and Chemistry Clubs, Easterner Stat? ETHEL SARAH KAPLAN Basketball forward, hobbies-collech ing souvenirs from different places and people, plans-Strayer's HARRY EARL KAUFMAN Second honors four times, Chess and Chemistry Clubs, plans-Wilson's Teachers' College RUTH ANNA KEAGY Theta Alpha Chi recording secretary, Ushering Staff, other school-Wayner boro, Pennsylvania, hobbies-danc- ing, listening to records, plans-busi- ness college LOUISE ELIZABETH KEATTS Hobbies-swimming, dancing, plans- secretary FRANCIS LINUS KELLER Basketball team manager, hobbies- radio, boating, plans-college BERNARD KESSLER Other school-George Washington, Alexandria, hobby-stamps, plans- V. M. I. College AARON KIMCHE First honors once, second honors three times, basketball guard, plans-Mary- land U. LUCILLE VIRGINIA KING Second honors once, other school- Long Branch High, Long Branch, New Jersey, hobbies-traveling, collecting souvenirs, plans-business college BERNARD KIPPERMAN Brigade Color-Sergeant, Chevrons Club president, Dramatic Club, Bookroom Stat! co-chairman, Cheer leader, ap- peared in plays Trysting PIace '39, The Pot Boiler '39, hobbykbowl- ing, plans-George Washington U. ARDIS MAE KITCHEN First honors four times, Lunchroom and Bank Stafts, Student Council, section representative, Girl Reserves and Dra- matic Clubs, hobbies-bicycling, mu- sic, plans-college SYLVIA IDA KLEIN First honors once, Easterner asso- ciate editor, other school-Roosevelt High, D. C., hobby-singing for per- sonal entertainment, plans-Mary- land U. FRANKLIN HIGBY KOONTZ First honors four times, second honors once, section representative, Cadet Corps, German Club treasurer, Chem- istry and Chess Clubs, Bank Stat? president, June graduating class treas- urer, plans-chemistry course at Mary- land U. LOIS IRENE LAGINESS Second honors once, other school- Kanorado High School, Kanorado, Kan- sas, plans-training for nursing .IEANNE ALICE LARUE Other school-Hinsdale High School, Hinsdale, Illinois, hobby-skating, plans-nursing FREIDA MARY LATEN Hobbies-collecting foreign cards and dolls, plans-Boston College GENEVIEVE LAWRENCE Section representative, hobbies-done ing, badminton, plans-secretary 47 EVELYN MAE LEE Spanish Club secretary, Commercial Club secretary, Amateur Shows '39 and '40, Fall Show '40, hobby-play- ing grit fiddle, plans-business posi- tion. ELIZABETH ANNA LEWIS Second honors four times, Girls' bas- ketball team captain and forward, Girls' Athletic Club, hobbies-baskeb ball, swimming, plans-stenographer LOIS LINK Other school-Maryland Park, hobby -music, plans-Washington School for Secretaries EVERETT FAIRFAX LOMAX Section representative, Cadet Corps corporal, hobbies-sports, playing phonograph records, plans-college MARY L0 SCHIAVO Hobby - traveling, plans -- clerical work STANLEY HARRY LOVE First honors once, second honors once, Section representative, Cheer Leader, hobby-A.z,A. 48 ALBERT FREDERICK LUDKE Second honors once, Graphic Arts Club, Printing Staff, section representative, plans-Maryland U. MARGARET McKlM LUSBY Other school-Surrattsville High, Clin- ton, Maryland, hobby-skating, plans -stenographer DONALD MASON LYNN Chi Sigma Chi president, section athle- tic representative, French, Stamp and Biology Clubs, Football lineman, hobbies-sports and music, plans- Wilson's Teachers' College JAMES MALATESTA Hobby-sports, plans-steel worker JUNE LOUISE MALONE Second honors twice, French and Com- mercial Clubs, Lunchroom and Usher- ing Staffs, hobby-collecting photo- graphs, plans-secretary ROSE MANDOLIA First honors once, second honors twice, Business Oflice Staff, hobbies-sewing dancing, plans-Strayer's FRANCIS MANILLI Football tackle, basketball center, track, other school-McKinley, Wash- ington, D. C. CECILIA MARGOLIN Spanish Club president and treasurer, hobby-playing piano, plans-college ANTHONY IERNARD MARMO First honors seven times, Cadet Corps Lieutenant-Colonel, Ofiicers' Club president, History Club vice-president, Debating Club, Easterner subscrip- tion manager, c.o. on Cadet Ushering Stah, water boy '39, pIans-mechani- cal engineering at M. I. T. EDGAR LINDEN MARTIN Chi Sigma Chi pledge, hobby-bowI- ing, plans-college LAURA MARIE MARTIN Second honors once, Commercial Club secretary, Spanish Club vice-president, lunchroom and Ushering Staffs, hob- bies--singing and playing guitar, plans--secretary RUTH ESTELLE MARTIN Girl Reserves, other schooI-Washing- ton and Lee, Arlington, Virginia, hobby -looking at brown eyes, plans-- nurse iw JACK HENRY MARTIN Hobbies-dancing, bowling DEAN ORISON MARTZ Hobby-sports, plans-Maryland U. THOMAS LEONARD MATTINGLY Camera Club, other school-Gonzaga, D. C., hobbies-baseball, football, plans-college MARGARET ELIZABETH MAY Hobbies - dancing, sports, plans- nUl'Se PHYLLIS MAXINE MAY First honors once, Lunchroom Stuff and Office Staff, hobbies - music, photography, plans-office work ALMA LOUISE MAYHUGH Alpha Beta Chi, hobbies-swimming, dancing, plans-stenographer 49 JOHN HENRY MAYHUGH Other school-St. John's, hobbies- bowling, golf, plans--Maryland U. MARJORIE CATHERINE MCCOBB Debating Club, Girl Reserves, other school-Tucson, Arizona, hobbies- dancing, reading MARGARET VIRGINIA McCOY Dramatic Club, Fall Show '39, other school - Woodrow Wilson High, Camden, New Jersey, hobby-collect ing autographed photographs, plans -secretary BETTY TERESA McDERMOTT Girl Reserves, hobbies - swimming, dancing, plans-secretary JEAN MARIE McGRATH Section representative, hobbies--ten- nis, sewing, plans-George Washing- ton U. DONALD LEE McGUNlGAL Hobby-sports, plans-draftsman 50 DOROTHY JENE McWHlRTER Hobbies--bowling, horseback riding, plans-Strayer's MARGARET LETETIA MERRYMAN Baseball third-base, basketball for- ward, hobbies - sports and corre- sponding with others DORIS ELIZABETH MEYERS Hobby -- drawing plans - to be a nurse DORIS MARIE MILLER First honors five times, French Club, Girls' Stage Crew, Girl Reserves, Usher- ing Staff, Punch and Judy Editorial Staff, hobbies--piano, skating, plans -Bridgewater College EVELYN HENRYETTA MILLER Section representative, Ushering Staff, hobbies-dancing and collecting toy dogs JOHN HARMAN MILLER First honors once, second honors once, Cadet Corps Captain, Cadet Ushering StatT, Student Council, hobbies-dono ing, swimming, plans-business col- lege MARGARET KATHLEEN MILLER First honors three times, second honors twice, Junior Classical League, hobbies-skating, crocheting, plans- Washington School for Secretaries EDITH ANNA MOORE First honors twice, Lunchroom Staff, hobbies-bicycle riding, swimming EWELL GIBSON MOORE, Jr. Cadet Corps First Lieutenant, section representative, Easterner assistant editor, plans--army officer OWEN WHITE MOORE First honors once MARY SOPHIA MORRISON Hobbies-singing, dancing, plans- Government Printing office position WILLIAM FRANCIS MORTIMER, Jr. Honors twice, Cadet Corps First lieu tenant, Otiicers' and Chevrons Club section representative, Ushering Staf-I, hobbies-art, military works, plans- college WAYNE PAUL MORTON Other school-Maryland Park High, Seat Pleasant, Maryland, hobbies- stamps, chess, plans-newspaper cor- respondent JACQUELINE MAE MUNDEY Girl Reserves, plans-typist GEORGE JOHN MUNSON Second honors twice, baseball inheld VIRGINIA ANN NALLS First honors four times, section repre- sentative, Debating Club president, History Club secretary, Dramatic Club, Ushering Statf, Punch and Judy Stafl, Radio Program '41, hobbies- swimming, dancing, plans - North- western U. VERA ELIZABETH NICHOLS Other school-Woodrow Wilson High, Long Beach, California, hobbies- music, traveling, plans-nurse's train- ing course in college in North Caro- lina, Army Medical Corps FAITH MARIE NICHTER 5l IDA VIRGINIA NICOLAI Hobby-dancing VIRGINIA KATHRYN NOELL First honors twice, second honors twice, Lunchroom Staff, hobbies-post- card collecting, reading, plans- Whealon College EUNICE ESTELLE NUTWELL Hobbies-dancing, swimming, plans- Telephone Company work JAMES WALTER O'BRlEN Hobbies-books and movies, plans- Governmenl worker 'WARREN SALVADORE OLIVERI Cadet Corps Sergeant, Cadet Usher- ing Stall, section representative, plans -Government clerical work JAMES FRANCIS O'MEARA Eoslerner PrintinglStaffg Punch and Judy Slam plans-prinling 52 LUCIA ONOFRY Girls Stage Crew, plans-social sec- relary CHARLOTTE LOUISE OWINGS Alpha Bela Chi vice-president, hobbies -swimming, horseback riding, plans -Maryland U. GEORGE JAMES FADUDA First honors once, track-half-mile, hobbies - homing pigeons, fishing, plans-forestry degree, Arizona Slate SOPHIE PANOPOULOS Hobby-saving movie star pictures, plans-beauty operator JOSEPH THOMPSON PARKER First honors six times FRED EDWARD PATNODE JESSE PAXTON Other school-Clay High, West Vir- ginia, hobbies - boxing, swimming, plans-college DORIS AILEEN PEEL First honors twice, second honors twice, Girls' Stage Crew, Lunchroom and Bookroom Stafls, hobbies-swim- ming, dancing, plans-college MAE DORIS PERRY First honors three times, second honors twice, hobbies-dancing, badminton, plans-surgeon ELAINE PETRAKIS First honors once, second honors three times, section representative, History Club president, Debating Club secre- tary, Punch and Judy Business Staff and lunchroom Staff, plans--Wilson's Teachers' College DORIS PHILLIPS Theta Alpha Chi corresponding secre- tary, Girl Reserves, other school- Beaver High School, Bluefield, West Virginia, hobby--dancing, plans- Marshall College DOROTHY COLLEEN PHILLIPS Section representative, hobbies-danc- ing, bowling, plans-stenographer JUN 75. Q' I-.N I THELMA LORRAINE PIERCE Hobbies-dancing, swimming, plans- Maryland U. HANNAH HARRIET PITT Commercial Club, Miss Jonas' secre- tary, hobby-collecting photographs, plans-Strayer's STELLA ELIZABETH PITTORE Second honors once, hobbies--sewing, dancing, plans-Strayer's WILLIAM OTIS POLLARD Sigma Kappa Lambda secretary, Cadet Corps Captain KATHLEEN MARY POORE First honors once, second honors wut times, Girl Reserves, Office Training Force, plans-Wood's College ROBERT BURNS POSTON Basketball forward, hobby - sports, plans-good government iob 53 JAMES ESTON QUEEN Cadet Corps First Lieutenant, Officers' and Chevrons Clubs, Bookroom and Ushering Stalis, hobbies-stamp and book collecting, plans-Naval Acad- emy cadet LOIS VIRGINIA QUICK Girl Reserves, social service vice- president, Council representative, Book- room Staff, hobbies-dancing, skating VINCENT PAUL RAUM Cadet Corps private, hobbies-stamps, airplane modeling EDWARD JOHN REESE Hobby-playing piano NANCY ANTOINETTE REID First honors twice, second honors once, French and Debating Clubs, other school - Lincoln High School, Lin- colnston, Georgia, hobbies - music, tennis, plans-college JAMES EDWARD REILLY Hobby-sports, plans-apprentice in Navy Yard 54 ADA ROSE RESNICK Second honors once, Miss Jonas' secre- tary, hobbies-collecting poems and movie tickets, plans-secretarial course at Strayer's CHARLES REZNIKOV DAVID ALLISON RHODES First honors five times, Brigade Staff Colonel, .lune class president, Debat- ing Club vice-president, Chi Sigma Chi vice-president and treasurer, Ofii- cers' Club and Chevrons Club, Chess team, Ushering Staff, hobby--stamp collecting, plans-George Washington and Swarthmore Colleges for chemistry degree BETTY JUNE RICHEY Pan-Hellenic Council vice-president, Alpha Beta Chi president and vice- president, Home Economics Club secre- tary, Lunchroom Staff, Fall Show '39, Amateur Show '40, hobbies-dancing, bowling, plans-dress designing RAYMOND JOHN RIDOLFI Phi Alpha Epsilon treasurer, hobby- dancing, plans-Duke University CAROLINE ELIZABETH RIGLER First honors once, second honors once, German and Camera Clubs, Ushering Staff, Punch and Judy Staff, plans -Strayer's JOSEPH KEMP ROBERTS Cadet Corps First Lieutenant: Hi-Y vice-president, Cadet Police and Usher- ing Staflg Business Oflice Stath hobbies -radio, shootingg plans-draftsmon MARGARET JANE ROGERS First honors three timesp Dramatic Club president and secretaryg Lunchroom, Ushering and Punch and Judy StaHsg Fall and Amateur Shows '39g hobby- post cards collections, plans-Wilson's Teachers' College NELLIE MARY ROMEO First honors once: second honors onceg Girls' Stage Crew, Punch and Judy Art Staflg Mrs. Rippard's secretaryg served at dinnersg hobbies-orl, books GEORGE FRANCIS ROSE Second honors twice: Epsilon Mu Sigma vice-president: Business Oflice Staff, plans-Maryland U. WILLIAM ALLEN ROSENBLATT, Jr. Second honors twice: Cadet Corps Maiorg Otticers' and Chevrons Clubs: Cadet Ushering Staflg Cadet Policeg hobbies-electricity, swimming, plans -Maryland U. or M.l.T. SIDNEY ROSENDORF Hobby-sports LEON ROUFF Second honors onceg orchestrag Spring Play '40p hobby-musicg plans-to be a dentist LAURENCE DUANE ROWLEY Other school-Technical High, Spring field, Massachusetts: hobbies-stamps, model airplunesy plans-commercial artist WALTER CASON RUDY Business Office Statif hobby-dancing DAVID BRADFORD RUNDLE First honors twiceg Chemistry Cluby School Radio Program '4lp other school - Muhlenberg High School, Pennsylvaniag hobby - model air- planesg plans-mechanical engineering LORRAINE MARIE RUSSO Ushering Staff, hobbies-tennis, col- lecting perfumesg plans-Strayer's SHIRLEY FLORENCE SACKS Hobbies - saving snapshots and menus: plans-government work 55 EMMETT GARNER SADLER Cadet Corps two years: football guard: track: other school-Maryland Park High School: hobby--model building: plans-Navy Yard ELIZABETH BELLE SAMS Ushering Stull: other school--Unicoi High School, Tennessee: hobby-sav- ing match covers SOPHIE SAPOSNEKO0 Second honors four times: Miss Birt- well's secretary: hobbies--ice-skating, collecting postcards: plans--Strayer's WILLIAM KEITH SCHAFFER Office Staff: hobbies-bowling, horse- back riding: plans-college SIDNEY SCHULMAN Track - one-half miler: football quarterback: basketball: hobby- sports: plans-college EDWIN WALLACE SCHWENK Phi Alpha Epsilon secretary: hobby- cartooning: plans--aeronautical engi- neering, Columbia Technical School DOROTHY GERTRUDE SEIGEL LORETTA IRENE SHEAFFER Hobby-saving Jefferson nickels: plans - business course at Wood's or Strayer's ESTHER ROSE SHERMAN Hobbies - Girl Scouts, Red Cross, sports: plans-Beniamin Franklin U. FRED WILLIAM SHIRLEY Ushering and Locker Staffs: Cadet Corps Sergeant: participant in East- ern's Fiftieth Anniversary: plans- Wilson's Teachers' College JAY WARREN SHOWALTER First honors once: second honors once JAMES LEE SHUMAKER First honors once: second honors once: Cadet Corps Captain: Chi Sigma Chi recording secretary and chaplain: hobby-music: plans-Annapolis BARBARA RUSSELL SIMMONS Hobbies-reading, swimming: plans- singer LUCIAUS MONTREAT SIMMONS Track-one mile relay Ieamg hobby -all sportsg plans-college VIVIAN LORRAINE SIMMONS Hobbies - swimming, photographyy plans-Beniamin Franklin MARTIN SISLEN Hobby-model plane building KNOUF EDWARD SIVLEY Spring Play '4Og other school-Central High School, hobbies-collecting match covers, soap and silverware from hotelsg plans-to become an actor FRANK MENELAOS SKIADOS Cadet Corps, non-commissioned oflicer, sergeant maiorg Ushering Staff EUPHROZINE SMART Second honors once: section repre- sentativeg hobbies-swimming, danc- ingg plans-secretary BETTY LEE SMITH Second honors once, plans-to be a nurse .IOHN JOSEPH SMITH RAMON WILSON SMITH First honors three timesp Hi-Y secretary: Graphic Arts and Biology Clubs: Easterner Printing Staff: hobbies- model airplanes, photogruphyg plans- printer ROBERT PIERRE SMITH Hohby-photographyy plans-florist RUTH LILY SOLOMON Hobbies-dancing, singing, plons-. Strayer's 57 ALICE ELAINE SONDHEIMER Second honors once, hobby-collecting songs, plans-Government typist MARY ELAINE SOO Alpha Beta Chi secretary, Punch and Judy Business Staff, hobbies-ice skating, horseback riding, plans- stenographer CHARLES FRANCIS SPAMPINATO Hobby - model airplanes, plans -- engineering ROGER EVERETT SPEER Cadet Corps Sergeant HAZEL ELIZABETH SPENCER Hobbies-swimming, badminton, plans -comptometer operator MARY ALICE SPIELMAN First honors five times, Girl Reservesg French Club, June Class Historian, Ushering Stattg Punch and Judy Editorial and Business Staffs, Amateur Show, Fall Show and Radio Broadcast, '41, hobbies-music, traveling, plans -Maryland University 58 MARGARET MARY STILLMAN Girl Reserves, hobbies-dancing, sav- ing photosy plans-stenographic work BARBARA JOHANNA STOMBERG Other school-Sparrow's Point High, Baltimore, hobbies-swimming, danc- ing, plans-to be a buyer LEWIS WALLACE SULLIVAN Hobby-building models MARY ROBERTA SULLIVAN Other school - Chamberland High School, hobby-stamp collecting ROLLAN SWANSON MARGUERITE LAUREL SWEENEY Commercial and Girls' Athletic Clubs hobbies-swimming, tennis, plans- secretarial work HELEN LEE TAYLOR Hobbies-horseback riding, swimming, plans-airplane hostess MARY LOIS TAYLOR First honors once, second honors once, hobby-sewing, plans--college EDWARD LINCELL TEAGUE Second honors once, football fullback three years, baseball catcher two years, hobby - sports scrapbooks, plans-North Carolina State College WILLIAM EDWARD THOMAS Football end, basketball, hobby - sports, plans-college in a few years DORIS LOUISE THOMPSON Easterner and Lunchroom Staffs, hobbies-writing short stories, col- lecting souvenirs, plans-iournalistic field MARY ANN THORNTON Section representative, Dramatic Club and Girls' Stage Crew, Phi Pi Epsilon, Punch and Judy Business Staff, hob- bies - dancing, all sports, plans - college EMILY ANN THOUR First honors twice, Easterner associ- ate editor, Theta Alpha Chi president, worked on radio skit, plans-college MARGARET PATRICIA TIERNEY Hobby-souvenir collecting, plans- clerical work RAYMOND TENCH TILGHMAN Section representative, Business Office Staff, hobbies-stamps, tennis, plans -Maryland U. LILA TOBIASEN First honors tive times, Girls' Stage Crew secretary, Girl Reserves, French and Debating Clubs, Bank and Usher- ing StaHs, Fiftieth Anniversary Radio Program, hobbies-saving miniature horses and bowling, plans-art col- lege and fashion designing IRVING NATHAN TRANEN Second honors once, Easterner Sports' Editor, Punch and Judy Edi- torial Staff, hobby-traveling, plans - George Washington iournalism course RUSSELL TUCKER Second honors once, Cadet Corps First Lieutenant, Chi Sigma Chi, plans- Clemson U. 59 BERNARD JOSEPH TYLER Hobbies-skating, swimming, plans- Navy Yard work CONSTANCE REGINA TYRRELL Girl Reserves, Lunchroom Cashier Staff, hobbies-dancing, bowling, plans- Strayer's ROY VAN WOLFE Football quarter-back, hobby-aircraft design, ambition-to receive a com- mission in the United States Navy ARNIAND DOMINICK VASCO Softball team outfield, other school- Tech High, hobbies-collecting stamps and model planes, plans-to be on aircraft mechanic NORMA GERTRUDE VAUGI-IN First honors four times, second honors once, June Class secretary, Alpha Beta Chi secretary, Girl Reserves, Girls' ,Stage Crew, Punch and Judy Busi- :ness Staff, Business Oltice Staff, plans --college .LIULIAN VENEZKY Camera Club historian, hobby-pho- tography, plans-commercial photog- -raphy 60 PATRICIA VITTUM Hobby-collecting photographs, plans -stenography I FRANK ANTON VLCEK JEAN EVELYN VOGEI. Hobbies-swimming, dancing MARY KATHERINE VON BLON First honors once, second honors twice, Student Council, other school- Washington and Lee, Virginia, hob- bies 1 swimming, tennis, plans -- Capital University, Columbia, Ohio STANLEY WALKER Hobby-going out Friday and Satur- day nights, plans -- accounting, Beniamin Franklin U. THELMA MAE WALKER Other school - Glynn Academy, Georgia, hobby - skating, plans - Strayer's JOHN LINTON WALTERS First honors three times, Cadet Corps First Sergeant, Chemistry Club presi- dent and vice-president, French and Cryptographers' Club, physics labora- tory assistant, Eastern's radio pro- gram Heroes of Democracy , other school-Sheffield High School, Massa- chusetts, hobbies-physics, study at anthropology, plans-Johns Hopkins University or Maryland U. EDITH ESTELLE WARREN First honors once, second honors once, Ushering, Lunchroom, and Punch and Judy Business Stalls, Alpha Beta Chi goat mistress, hobbies - dancing, swimming KATHERINE VIRGINA WATERHOLTER Ushering Stat? MILDRED VIRGINIA WATTS Home Economics Club, hobbies- stamps, dressmaking, plans-college -home economics course WARREN CONNER WEBB Hobbies-baseball, bowling, plans- real estate broker MARY MILDRED WEBER Second honors once, Girl Reserves, Ushering Stall assistant circulation manager, hobbies-dancing, collecting records, plans-Washington School for Secretaries 53 Nw' pm. 66 ANN SARAH WEITZMAN Baseball left fleld, basketball forward, tennis, volleyball, other school-Mc- Kinley, hobbies-swimming, biking, plans-to be a nurse ROSE WEITZMAN Basketball guard, Girls' Athletic Club, other school-Central High, hobbies- tennis, plans-college ENID MARIE WESTBY First honors four times, second honors once, section representative, Dramatic Club secretary, Stamp and Girl Re- serves Clubs, Punch and Judy Busi- ness Stall, Lunchroom Staff, Fall Show '38, '39, Amateur Shows '38, '39, '40, hobby - photograph collector, plans -secretarial work MARY EDNA WETHERALL Hobbies-skating, dancing MILDRED WHITE Other school-Orlando High School, Florida, plans-secretarial school PHYLLIS JUNE WHITT Camera Club, hobbies - collecting autographs, taking pictures, plans- secretarial school 61 MURLE WHITTINGTON First honors once, second honors once, hobby-sports, plans-college JACK RODNEY WILHELM Cadet Corps Sergeant, Cadet Ushering Staff, hobby-stamps .IACQUELINE STEPHENS WILHIDE Other school-Maryland Park, Mary- land, hobbies--swimming, basketball, plans-stenography WILLIAM HILTON WILKINSON Cadet Corps lance Corporal two years, Fall Shows '39 and '40, Amateur Shows '39 and '40, hobby- collecting foreign coins, plans-engi- neering BENJAMIN ALVIN WILLIAMOWSKY First honors three times, Junior Classi- cal League program chairman, Chemis- try and Dramatic Clubs, Spring Play '40, other school - George Wash- ington High, Alexandria, plans-coI- lege HARRIET JANE WILLIAMS Library StatT, hobby - souvenirs, plans-secretary 62 JOHN CHRISTIAN WILLIAMS Hobby-sports MARGUERITE ROSE WILLIAMS First honors five times, second honors once, German Club president, vice- president, Camera, Dramatic Clubs, Girl Reserves publicity chairman, Ushering Staff manager downstairs, Punch and Judy Editorial and Busi- ness Stafls, Eastern Radio Broadcast, plans-Bucknell University WANDA LOVELL WILLIE Second honors once, Ushering Staff, hobbies-dancing, swimming, plans- Strayer's EILEEN MARIE WILLIN JUANITA MARIE WILLIS First honors three times, hobbies- swimming and dancing, plans- Strayer's KENDALL PAYNE WILLOUGHBY Hobbies-collecting crosses, designing plans-filing clerk MILDRED JUNE WILLOUGHBY Home Economics Club treasurer, Hiking Club, Phi Pi Epsilon president and secretary, hobbies-dancing, swim- ming, plans-secretarial college RICHARD EDWARD WINDSOR First honors once, second honors twice, plans-aviator MARGARET CATHRYN WINE Second honors three times, section representative, hobbies - skating, dancing, plans-Strayer's OLGA WINSTEAD First honors once, second honors once, Debating Club secretary and sergeant- at-arms, History Club secretary, Camera Club, Easterner Editorial Stott, Lunchroom and Ushering Staffs, plans-Antioch College BETTY ELAINE WOLLETT Section representative, hobby-read- ing, plans-to be a nurse ROBERT CHARLES WORTH Plans-building model aircraft and flying BETTY ANN WRIGHT Girl Reserves MILDRED LEE WRIGHT Commercial Club president and vice- president, Girls' Athletic Club, hobbies -skating, dancing, plans-business college HARVEY NICKLES WYNNE, Jr. Second honors once, Chemistry Club, hobbies-reading, chemistry, plans- C.P.A. HARRY EAVEY YOUNG Cadet Corps Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant, Cadet Ushering Staff, plans -engineering BRUCE ENTWISLE YOUNGER Second honors once-Cadet Corps First Lieutenant, Hi-Y chaplain, Camera Club president, water boy '39, hob- bies - photography and chemistry, plans-mechanical engineering GEORGE GENE YOUNGER Second honors three times, Fall Show '40, hobbies-piano, writing songs, plans--aeronautical engineering 63 CLASS HISTORY Look, fellow-graduates, at the bill-board outside that theater! It says Three Years at Eastern High School with the Class of '41 . Now I come to think about it, I can't remember what has happened in the past three years. l'm going in to get my memory refreshed. Won't you ioin me? Well, here we are inside. lt's so dark I can't see anything except a blur on the screen. The picture is now more distinct, and I see it is a horde of frightened rookies frantically hunting their way through miles of cor- ridors, while upper classmen laugh and sell them tickets to ride on the elevator. I be-gin to recognize some of the faces. Some big husky athletes have pushed their way to the front. There are Harry Bordow and Bob Pieri, two of the newest recruits for the football team. But that scene is now out-shone by the bright lights of the highly successful Amateur and Fall Shows. The team of Laura Martin and Evelyn Lee, equipped with guitar and western songs, captivates the audience. Most of the other Freshmen seem to be too young and inexperienced to distinguish themselves further for a time. One thing which does impress them is the retirement of Miss Mary Jane Watts and the appointment of Miss Egbert to take her place. What is this blank space now occurring? It must indicate summer vacation. However, it seems very brief, for Schulman, Manilli, Lieb, and many others soon to be star athletes are getting in training. In fact, they are already proving their worth. Eastern's shows a-gain blot out every- thing in their blaze of talent. Gertrude Rubin and Mary Spielman lift their voices in song, while Benny Dement proves himself a capable master of ceremonies. Soft strains of music are wafted through the theater and I see a colorful scene which is the Junior Prom, which has been engineered by several energetic Juniors. Static interrupts this pleasant vision, and I see Lila Tobiasen and Buddy Marmo helping to stage a radio broadcast commemorating Eastern's 50th anniversary. The Spring Show now re- veals some potential actors-Knouf Sively, Leon Rouff, and Beniamin Williamowsky. This year ends in a burst of -glory, when many members of the class earn medals for scholastic achievement and David Rhodes is chosen the outstanding Junior. A blank space similar to the first now occurs. It must be vacation time again. However, the year starts off with a bang with Mr. Danowsky 64 as the new assistant principal and many fellow-classmates, now Seniors, at the head of school organizations. Franklin Koontz is president of the Bank, Carl Jones leads the Student Council in its dealings with school affairs, Bond Holford heads the Pan-Hellenic Council, William Hogue edits that source of news, the Easterner , David Goldstein works to make the Punch and Judy a success. A wealth of talent again steals the scene as Patricia Comingore, Benny Dement, Mary Spielman, and George Younger with his orchestra step onto the stage in the annual Fall Show. The Amateur Show, with Noble Barnes and his band con- vulsing the audience, is equally successful. The highlight of the football season is Eastern's first night game with Central at Griffith Stadium. Through this passing parade the cadets can be heard drilling diligently and now they come into view. There is David Rhodes in command, bring- ing the colonelcy to Eastern for the first time in 13 years. With him are Lieutenant Colonel Buddy Marmo, leader of the cadet band, Noble Barnes, and more than a score of other commissioned Seniors. But the basketball season now looms in the near future. Eastern's Five attains a place in the inter-high finals and the Star Tourney. Moe Schulman is picked for the inter-high basketball team. Again a dance is flashed on the screen. This time it is a Senior Prom for the February Class. There is also a Class Night which is surprising in producing talent. Jessie Roberts, Frances Hurst, and Gertrude Rubin are three of the star performers. The play presented, Who Gets the Car Tonight , is a parallel to almost everyone's family car troubles. But what is that iumble of sound? It is coming from a radio studio. Eastern is again putting on a radio program, this time about George Washington, with Emily Thour, Virginia Nalls, and David Rundle among the many Seniors taking part. A figure in khaki now marches across the screen. lt is Mr. C. W. Hart, an Eastern English teacher and the first Washington high school teacher to be drafted into the army. In harmony with this are the pictures of the Regimental and Battalion Drills held this year in Eastern's stadium. Next, the faces of sev- eral Seniors come into focus. There are James Huddleston, receiver of the Civitan Award, Margaret Douthat, best citizen of Eastern, Rene Honey and David Rhodes, winners of the George Washington University schol- arships, Buddy Marmo and Mary Spielman, the boy and girl most likely to succeed. Then in rapid succession for the Seniors are the Senior Prom, Ihe Class Dinner, and-Graduation! 65 FOR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVENIENT IN THEIR WORK A real aptitude and diligent practice in vocal and instrumental music have made Mary Spielman the outstanding music student. 'Ir George Munson, as the outstanding mechanical drawing student, has shown ex- ceptional precision, artistic ability, and reliability. i' Hard work and a real appreciation for a fine romance language have made Wil- liam Hogue this year's outstanding French student. 'Ir John Hudson seems to be one ot those people who are trying to establish friendly relations with South America, because he has been chosen as a conscientious, top- ranking Spanish student. ir Speed, exact work and perseverance have boosted Bernard Backover to the top of the transcription ladder, and hard work and reliability with special aptitude have made him the year's finest bookkeeping student. THE FACULTY CHOOSES FOR HONORABLE MENTION So close was the contest for the highest of art honors a dead heat was declared. Dual holders of this envious position are Jane Auer and Lila Tobiasen, the cream ofthe art field. 'lr By intelligent thinking, hard work, and perseverance, Anthony Marmo has won the high and coveted award, the Rensselaer medal for top honors in science and in mathematics. ir Latin is not a dead language for Margaret Douthat. She has proven herself so interested and dependable that the high- est notch in Latin Achievement is hers. ir A fine eye for details and exceptional precision have tied Harold Anderson and Francis Keller for highest place among art metalists. Joe Parker's prescription for success in German is no secret. He is conscientious, consistent and dependable. GOLD MEDAL STUDENTS Bernard Backover, Tina Capossela, Doroihy Cook, Margaret Douthai, Harold Dubin, Louis Garner, David Goldstein, Rene Honey, Thomas Hollihan, James Huddlesion, Alvin Kabik, Ardis Kitchen, Anihony N II J h Parker, Elaine Peirakis, David Rhodes Marmo, Moizelle Massen, Doris Miller, Virginia a s, osep , Mary Spielman, Lila Tobiasen. THE CULURS BRIGADE STAFF COL. DAVID A. RHODES SGT. MAJOR BERNARD KIPPERMAN MAJOR DAVID A. GOLDSTEIN SGT. DELBERT ASHBY MAJOR WALTON M. HUDSON SGT. JACK WILHELM BRIGADE STAFF For the first time since 1925, when Ed- ward D. Andrus was made Cadet Col- onel, Brigade Headquarters returned to Eastern High School in 1940-41. This was the first victory for the Third Regi- ment this year, and, it was hoped, one prophetic of a successful year. The com- missioned of-Ticers of the staff include Colonel David A. Rhodes, Major David Goldstein, Adiutant, and Maior Walton Hudson, Supply Officer. Filling the ranks of the non-commissioned officers are Ser- geant Major Bernard Kipperman, who re- placed Sergeant Maior Frank Campbell early in the year, and Color Sergeants Jack Wilhelm and Delbert Ashby. 70 COLONEL DAVID A. RHODES REGIMENTAL STAFF LT. COL. ANTHONY B. MARMO CAPT. WILBURN R. COMPTON CAPT, WILLIAM O. POLLARD CAPT. ANTHONY F. BARBERA Captain Burneston, G. lrwin, Jr. lst Lt. Gordon, Bernard Drum Major Barnes, Noble E. lst Sgt. Sexton, M. Lyle Sgt. Collins, Paul T. Sgt. Kirk, Andrew W. Sgt. Hegstrom, Donald R, Sgt. Musselman, Ashby M. Sgt. Poore, William D. Cpl. Oney, Thomas F, Cpl. Snyder, Glenn H. Cpl, Stone, Lloyd R. BAND ROSTER PRIVATES Bell, William C. Broome, Milton T. Cook, Willard A. Coppage, Warren M. Dempsey, Vernon O. Feld, Gerald M. Godwin, Joseph Gordon, Mendel T. Halpin, Robert T. Jones, Glenn W. Kyber, Raymond J, SGT. MAJOR FRANK SKIADOS SGT. WARREN OLIVERI SGT. HARRY YOUNG Lary, Beniamin C. Lesniak, William W. Macleod, J. Charles Mavilia, Joseph A. Mead, William C. O'Berry, Charles W. Pulliatte, Frank Seybert, Harry D. St. Clair, J. Robert Sullivan, James J. Tuttle, R. Westley Welling, David G. FIRST BATTALION STAFF MAJOR WILLIAM ROSENBLATT LT. EWELL MOORE LT. BRUCE YOUNGER SECOND BATTALION STAFF MAJOR JOSEPH GILL LT. JAMES QUEEN LT. WILLARD HAWLEY LT. COL. MAJOR MAJOR MAJOR MAJOR OFFICERS' CLUB COL. DAVID A. RHODES ANTHONY B. MARMO DAVID A. GOLDSTEIN WALTON M. HUDSON WILLIAM A. ROSENBLATT J. JOSEPH GILL CAPT. WILBURN R. COMPTON CAPT. WILLIAM 0. POLLARD CAPT. ANTHONY F. BARBERA CAPT. RALPH J. DAVIS CAPT. JAMES L. SHUMAKER CAPT. THOMAS D. HOLLIHAN CAPT. JOHN H. MILLER CAPT. G. IRWIN BURNESTON, JR. Is! IsI Isl Ist Ist Is! IsI ISI Is! 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd EWELL G. MOORE, JR. BRUCE E. YOUNGER JOSEPH K. ROBERTS GEORGE W. BROWN JAMES E. QUEEN WILLARD H. HAWLEY CHARLES G. JENKINS WILLIAM F. MORTIMER BERNARD GORDON JAMES E. HUDDLESTON DONALD T. MOORHEAD BERT BOWMAN HAROLD M. BUCKHOLZ CAPTAIN RALPH J. DAVIS 'lst LT. JOSEPH K. ROBERTS 2nd LT. JAMES E. HUDDLESTON COMPANY A SERGEANTS Sgt. Hale, Ray E. Sgt. Lipske, Alexander J. Sgt. Martin, Robert F. Sgt. McConkey, Robert F. Sgt. Perlmutter, Myer lst Sgt. Jenkins, Donald W. CORPORALS Cpl. Domer, August S. Cpl. Dove, Bernard C. Cpl. Hix, Hugh B. Cpl. Simmons, L. Chase Cpl. Turner, R. George, J Cpl. Unrue, Walter R. Adee, Harold M. Alford, William M. Asbury, Roy C. Bakersmith, Georg Barkey, Richard E. Bonner, Arthur W. Boyd, William G. Burke, Kenneth S. Carson, Albert W. Cordel, Robert J. Craig, Charles C. DePaul, Joseph H. Hansenfluck, Donald M. COMPANY B PRIVATES Headden, David E. Henderson, Clifford O. Hill, George M. King, William T. Koegel, Jack O. Koenig, Fred E. Lavine, lrvin A. Magee, Howard K. Mahoney, Maurice W. McCamley, Edward J. Melton, Fred S. Nicks, Arthur W. O'Berry, Emory H. Pippin, Wesley W. Rhodes, Jack S. Right, Norman D. Siegel, Herman M. Silverman, Norman Stearns, Harry W. Sterling, George Taylor, Jaxon Valdivia, Harry F, Wakefield, A. James Word, Charles F. Wilson, G. Milton Wonneberger, Harold A. i i maven.-ww-w Ahmanson, Leonard Austin, T. Edwin Berry, Robert L. Betts, William H. Bolton, Raymond W. Bostin, Louis G. Briel, Donald E. Brown, Thomas E. Cipolari, Joseph R. Crump, Ralph T. Dcvoe, C. William Dempsey, Howard C. De Voting, James L. COMPANY A PRIVATES Doxey, Wall Dressor, Robert F. Duley, James M. Ely, E. Ellsworth Grisso, Paul B. Hill, Edwin S. Klein, George M. Kirkpatrick, Robe rt J. Liming, Donald R. Mason, Clyde A. Nuhn, Richard L. Ottenbacher, Hur Oliver, Robert E. ley F. Reid, John F. Roberts, Raymond C, Romer, Charles R. Ruftner, Fred W. Sattertield, Charles M. Shochet, Albert I. Stewart, John C. Thompros, Louis J. Thorne, Elmer J. Turner, Ralph E. Walker, F. LeRoy Weakley, Luther R. Weber, Frank E. lst Sgt Sgt Sqt Sqt Sqt SERGEANTS Sgt. Freed, Fra Batson, Donal Dye, E. Hiram nk H. dP. Eckert, Clarence, E. Hewitt, Bernard H. Palmer, John G. COMPANY B Cpl Cpl Cpl Cpl Cpl Cpl CORPORALS Bradshaw, Aaron Hodges, Howard Klee, Charles W, Plew, William H. Selby, Albert J. P. Thompson, Thomas P. , . CAPTAIN JAMES L. SHUMAKER lst LT. GEORGE W. BROWN 2nd LT. DONALD T. MOORHEAD . CAPTAIN THOMAS D. HOLLIHAN Ist LT. CHARLES G. JENKINS 2nd LT. BERT BOWMAN COMPANY C SERGEANTS lst Sgt. Green, Frank J. Sgt. Appel, John P. Sgt. Carpenter, William Sgt. Fogle, P. Fredrick Sgt. Henson, Edwin N. Sgt. Speer, Roger E. Cpl. Cpl. Cpl. Cpl, Cpl. Cpl. CORPORALS Binder, Beniamin Byrd, James D. Kirby, Ralph C. Parker, William O Shewell, William Southard, Sim A Anderson, Robert A. Anderson, Warren C. Burton, Charles F. Carney, James W. Carroll, Clarence C. Cassell, James E. Desimone, Albert C. Dewees, Lyle E. Dorgan, Joseph F. Draper, Donald E. Giampietro, Dominick Gubisch, John R. Hubbard, James N. COMPANY D PRIVATES Kesler, George E. Polk, James K. Litz, Paul R. Pruett, Douglas S. Marders, Wayland E. Smoot, William M. Martin, Clifford H, Snook, Robert L. Mauro, Alex J. Stump, William E. May, Warren F. Taylor, Bernard L. McLoughlin, James E. Thompson, Irvin T. McNeil, Stanley A. Meyer, Mitchell H, Miller, Edwin F. Miller, Ralph J. Pace, W. Stirlin Parker, Wilson R. Tilghman, Gil bert B. Trainor, Donald R. Webb, Dan A. West, Jerry E, West, Marc L. QE . S Anderson, Donald L. Anderson, Horace W. Bognovitz, Gordon D. Bradshaw, Leslie Brelow, Albert Browning, Ellsworth L. Bryant, G. Kenneth Cauflman, Lewis A. Clark, Charles A. Comingore, Edward G. Caster, Howard L. Donaldson, Arthur VI. Dummcr, Frcd J. COMPANY C PRIVATES Fa99, NVilliam A., Jr, Friedlander, Abe Frye, Norman J. Fusco, Alfonso S. Gordon, Robert C. Green, Leonard Greenstone, Bernard Hagemeyer, Harrison Hall, Charles E. Hogue, Walter E. Hotchkiss, Hubert A. Johnson, Paul E. Kaiser, R. Glenn Martyn, William P. Meyers, Eugene L. Mozirgo, Fred S. Orth, Calvin S. Perkins, Edgar M. Raum, Vincent P Robertson, Conway A Schneider, Morton L. Schwarm, James S. Sterrett, John P. Thorpe, E. Garnet Wagner, Edward E. Waters, Hal P. Williams, Michele lst Sql Sqt Sqt Sql Sqt COMPANY D CAPTAIN JOHN H. MILLER lsr. LT. WILLIAM F, MORTIMER 2nd LT. HAROLD M. BUCKHOLZ SERGEANTS CORPORALS . Sql. Walters, John L. Bass, Solomon Deloe, Robert W. Goldcnbcrq, Melvin M. Murphy, Taylor O. Sliirlrry, F. William Cpl Cpl Cpl Cpl Cpl Cpl . Gosnell, George M. Hughes, James H. Markwood, James A. Renz, J. Otto Stone, William E. Ward, H. Parker hudid Sgt Sgt Sgt Sgt Sgt Sgt Sgt Sgt Sgt Sgt Sgt Sgt Sgt Frank Freed Bernard Kipperman Jerome Goldenberg Taylor Murphy Bernard Huwitt Ray Hale Donald Hegstrom Alexander Lipske Robert Martin Warren Oliveri John Palmer Myer Perlmutter William Poore l CHEVRONS CLUB COMMISSIONED OFFICERS OF THE CHEVRONS CLUB lst l.t. Willard H. Hawley 2nd lt. Harold M. Buckholtz HONORARY MEMBERS Col. David A. Rhodes Lt. Col. Anthony B. Marmo Sgt Sgt Sgt Sgt Cpl Cpl Cpl Cpl Cpl Cpl Cpl Cpl Lysle Sexton William Shirley Jack Wilhelm Harry Young Beniamin Binder Bernard Dove James Hughes Charles Klee William Plew Albert Selby Lloyd Stone Thomas Thompson ig, CADET POLICE Lt. Col. Mnrmo Maior Goldstein Capt. Davis Lt. Brown Lt. Roberts Sgt Sgt Sgt Sgt Dye Martin Fogle Barnes 1' H. D. SHORTS, Director of Military Affairs RALPH WATT, Instructor in Military Training NEW X 1 Q , .6 .Q S v , S I ' W f o s J!! S.: A - ln- . 4 1 E l ACTIVITIES if k wang' in is sf New .,,,f:1,.W PUNCH AND JUDY EDITORIAL STAFF llower Rowl: D. Miller, D. Goldstein, Edilor-in-Chief, G. Goldslein M. Williams. lUpper Rowl: B. Rigler, M. Ferguson, M. Rogers, M Spielman, W, Haugen, W. Hudson. FACULTY ADVISERS Miss M. Hull-,,.,, ,,,.,,,,,. ..e,,, Miss L. Wines ,,,,,,,,,, Miss M. Mosel ,-,,,,,,,-,.,,Ediloriol Stuff YYYYM. YYY, , YVYYYYYY, ....., A rl Slcff ey,.,,,,,., ,,,, .. .e,,,,, , YYYY ,,,,-.,B ' uslness S105 PUNCH AND JUDY BUSINESS STAFF flower Rowl: M. Hammill, M. Williams, M. Spielman, F. Goldstein, M. De Cesaris. lCenler Row : C l Pe9mezos, E. Wesfby, L. Westby, E. Pelrukis, E. Soo, E. Golub. lUpper Rowl: D. Goldstein, W Haugen, G. Engel. PUNCH AND JUDY ART STAFF llower Rowl: N. Romeo, M. Gallagher, A. Frisloe, L. Hamaiy. lCenter Rowl: J. Auer, G. Soho. lUpper Rowl: W. Haugen, D. Chapman, C. Behrens, E. Campbell. 83 in +:8P 'Q-2, ma , ns ,X an x Q 1 5 f u YT 33, in YEL 'X 1 ' K X Xu, 5 ' Nz,Lsz,1i:g,.. f,.. N?1igiz4::i?'Qfpf'?5'52'iZ29ff7'C:W'7 f'E31 7M7 Mf'f7'7:f1'fMq'fT'7::771m' Y'an'HcXKmxic C, Under W ay., Yi 31 ,.,, mf, .V..f. if W-zlllai.-.-ff.'H H W mama rfpcake indent Vmdj yd mfg: mn Y Q- wukrx' xxidim-v Wei 'Yu N--em PV? To mmm- 0 . X Y111:v4i H X Q 'Lcxm'cxuX '01, in Uuubk i l:aq NN in '5x'hnuX Km-gxxh U1-a'kn'n-A W1 aiu Y nnrx '50x'x'n1'iiiv- HYYr1m. 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'mx winw A, 1 ,v 1 1 H? 1 ' 1 K M' X Xhfwxza- '7 Uv' Q- 'A Vx-K Af, x K XM-1 Y.-.amp an Su.-X-' 'W .. iw- 3' - XM.-uw L SuunJInxxr Hunan s R MVW'W' W X V 1 g ' X RW Nl KXL' W, S X X R R U Mhwscfxzvs In hm -21 Lmfk mv. U S.. X11 nu EX me Y A -al, as-,fm f 1 1- as .,x' ' x V Y ' X t X x Uma 5 -5-.Max s ff :ig an X 161 f' '- x . YW1' Q X k . uk s wil Xlvf. EASTE 8 U-Ow RNER ED 4 M' Gegllgowl: B. Am Mdvisef-u?RIAL STAFF Kin95buf gher' S- KI Fr' E' The I Boyle, Y' E. M e '- lu Un L. Le oor J , Pper Row, sure, H Co k 1 . ' o T 'bufk e' G- Rubin e, ' Flizgerqld, W H . el ' I' T 0nen J' ogue. Edltori O W. I . mnecd EASTERNER BUSINESS STAFF iAdviser-Miss Rossj Have you ever stopped to think who handles the subscriptions, distribution, and general finance of our school paper? This loyal Easterner Business Staff, aim- ing to be efficient and industrious, is this indispensable group. EASTERNER PRINTING STAFF lAdviser-Mr. Winnemorej Truly forgotten men are the mem- bers of this staFf. You may thank these skilled type slingers who take great pride in doing good work for Easterners , Alumni Bulletins, graduation programs, and even bankbooks. EASTERNER BUSINESS STAFF flower Rowl: S Richter, N. Schmidt, l. Arkin, J. Wildbore. CUpper Rowt: 8. Marmo, J. Huddleston, J. Hudson. EASTERNER FLOOR MANAGERS flower Rowl: B. Derwent, J. Boileau, G. Siegel, A. Armel. lUpper Rowl: O. Tingen, S. Southhord, l. Raum, G. Rucker, E. Wood. EASTERNER PRINTING STAFF flower Rowt: J. Shell, R. Smith, M. Cal- lahan, F. O'Meara, N. Barnes. fSecond Rowl: G. Zeogolis, A. Smith. lThird Rowj: A. Brelow, E. Homcn, R. Bennett, J. McCIendon, R. Jacoby, V. Grady. tFourth Rowl: F. Koenig, J. Coin. fFifth Rowl: M. Emmert, F. ludke, J. Bennett, F. Tebbs, H. Estes, R. Fox, E. Mac. X vw' STUDENT COUNCIL llower Rowl : S. Arnold, R. Honey, R. Blake, M. Von Blon, V. Harris, M. Jacobs, H. Scott, lUpper Rowl: J. Huddleston, C. Jones, D. Lenarduzzi, J. Justice, A. Martin, M. Mahoney. STUDENT COUNCIL lAdviser--Miss Monkl Under the able leadership of Carl Jones, the Student Council acts as an incubator of 1' Eastern student opinion. Changes in school curricula and other improvements are well handled by this alert body. SECTION REPRESENTATIVES lAdviser-Miss Monkp These students meet weekly to learn the f school news and events, to report to their sections and also serve as agents between the student body as a whole and the Stu- dent Council. 86 an SECTION REPRESENTATIVES-Fifth Semester flower Rowl: M. Jenkins, J. Brill, E. Vaughn, A. Vasco, J. Ellis, A. Staples, F. Allen. fUpper Rowl: E Barrick, R. Stanton, A. Kitchen, C. Ward, J. Mulloy, K. Gray. SECTION REPRESENTATIVES-Seventh Semester flower Rowl: M. Thornton, A, Bradshaw, G. Lawrence. fUpper Rowl: T. Hollihan, E. Moore, W. Keene, E. Lomax. SECTION REPRESENTATIVES-Third Semester flower Rowl: B. Phillips, P. Masaros, S. King, N. Right, E. Fontana, H. Valdiva, M. la Melton, E. Scott, M. Facey, P. Campbell, B. Cornelius. fUpper Rowlz B mb. ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA lMr. Gablel Eastern's well-known orchestra gives an- nual concerts, plays at assemblies and stu- dent activities besides filling in when emergencies arise. Their renditions of both popular and classical music are equally en- ioyed by all. BANK lAdviser-Miss Hardyl Students having high scholastic averages are eligible for membership in the bank. This group handles all money of the school, sells tickets for all school affairs, and aids students in saving money. F. I BANK STAFF lLower Rowl: F. Stephenson, F. Koontz. lUpper Rowl M Douthat A Kitchen, L. Tobiason, L. Heinzman, D. Moore-head H Buckholz D Rundle Freed, J. Gi SCHOOL BAND lMr. Tufts, instructorl l. Burneston, W. Cook, N. Dempsey, J. Feld, M. Gordon, G. Jones, R. Kyber, J. Mavilia, A. Musselman, J. Neely, W. Poore, G. Rucker, L. Sexton, G. Snyder, L. Stone, W. Tuttle. W ...M-1 CHESS CLUB JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE ower Rowl: R. Bueninq, M. Douthat, W. Hudson, D. Goldstein. lUpper flower Rowj: H. Perlman, D. Eggeling, T. Jones. lUpper Rowl wt : W. Haugen, D. Rhodes, C. Jones, E. Kaufman, J. Rhodes. Kaiser, F. Peters. CHESS CLUB mdvaser-Mr, wafsingy A club for master minds. Chess has been the game of kings and the king of games for centuries. Eastern competes annually with other schools for various cups and trophies. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE lAdviser--Mrs. Denningj Created to prove that Latin is not a dead language but is actual fun, this organization presents plays, enjoys games, and reads books to in- crease its knowledge of Latin and the Romans. CHORAL QM.. Gablel This popular group graces many a student program, besides rendering beautiful programs on the radio and for educational societies. MAJOR CHORAL GIRL RESERVES lAdvisers-Miss Myers, Mrs. Weese, Miss Woodl Face life squarely cmd tind and give the best, say the Girl Re- r serves. Parties, movies, sings,' and fashion shows provide recre- ation, while each member en- deavors to help Eastern by Girl Reserve spirit. Gnu. nsssnves-iuppen lLower Rowl : E. Scott, M. Bonderant, E. Kokalis, V. Whitehurst, C. Reeves, D. Malone. lSecond Rowl: R. Hill, J. Bowman, G. Piquet. fThird Rowl: G. Cools, L. Woodworth, H. Coolse, R. Drummond, B. Wright. GIRL RESERVES- I Centerl lLower Rowl: M. Campbell, M. Spielman. lSecond Rowj: B. Perkins, V. Nalls, P. Campbell, M. Weber, M. Jenkins, G. Engle, A. Kitchen, M. Hurley. lThird Rowl: N. Winter, G. Burch, V. Neidlinger, G. Ames, E. Waechter, F. Boyd, P. Simpkins. lFourth Rowl: J. Jones, V. Mans, M. Hammett, H. Colbert, L. Quick, L. Mothershead, B. Hardy. GIRL RESERVES-llowerl flower Rowl: E. Westby, C. Tyrell, S. Winter, Miss J. Wood, Mrs. W. Weese, Miss W. Myers, K. Gray. lSecond Rowl: R. Hughes, L. Whiteley, A. Drew, B. Masaros, M. Broadwater. fThird Rowl: A. McDermitt, M. Stillman, J. Harvey, G. Vaughn, S. Oyster. LUNCHROOM STAFF lMrs. Stetsonl These helpful girls are well known to all who frequent the cafeteria. They are selected on the basis of regular attendance, and form the nucleus of the groups who serve at the school banquets. ... . CAFETERIA STEAMTABLE STAFF llcwer Rowl : V. Noell, P. Rodgers, M. Herold, G. Wegner, M. Shivers, S. Brothers, M. Hammett, J. Roberts. lUpper Rowl: E. Biondi, H. Dubin, D. Thompson, J. Lee, M. Mothershead, F. Stevenson, L. Westby, A. Sayre, F. Green. CAFETERIA CASHIER mdviser-Mrs. Doylel Making quick change is their spe- cial forte, for they take in the money from the hungry noon hordes. CAFETERIA CASHIER STAFF llower Rowl: M. Miller, M. A. Hamill, E. Moore, R. Gorey, M. Flinner, H. Vadia, P. May, A. Kitchen. lUpper Rowjz G. Saha, D. Peel, J. Heckman, R. Jefferson, E. Petrakis, L. Martin, E. Lee, P. Commingore, E. Westby, A. Bradshaw, C. Tyrell, E. Jurney, J. Malone, M. Campbell. CAMERA CLUB pxdvisef-Mr. Fuchsl Hold that pose! -What club? Why, the camera club! The mem- bers spend their time taking and developing pictures, studying and explaining all the why's and wherefore's of good photo- graphic art. CAMERA CLUB lLower Rowl: B. McGill, L. Arkin, G. Siegal, R. Mathis, B. Rigler, P. Whitt, D. Beavers, M. Williams, O. Winstead. lUpper Rowl: G. Hill, B. Younger, J. Veneski, T. Clarke, P. Grisso. CAFETERIA BUSINESS STAFF E. Westby, W. Hogue, P. May, M. Flinner. CRYPTOGRAPHERS' CLUB lAdviser-Mr. Hart, Jul Newly organized this year, this club goes in for such brain twisters as code lan- guages, the deciphering of which presents many a beguiling hour. Who knows how many may join the Secret Service? LOCKER STAFF lAdviser-Mr. Shortsl Many of us are familiar with this eFficient staff which comforts harassed students com- ing to school without locker keys or those who accidently break locks in eagerness to get to class on time! LIBRARY STAFF lAdviser-Miss M. Moorel These aspiring students are learning Li- brary Science , that is, the care of books and readers, Many find this work so in- teresting they choose it tor a permanent vo- CRYPTOGRAPHERS' CLUB llower Rowl: R. Kirby, R. Davison, G. Pace, D. Layman. lUpper Rowl: J. Walters, D. Greenstone. LOCKER STAFF lLower Rowl: F. Shirley, A. Coulter, J. Guest, H. Dubin lUpper Rowl: C. Chewning, H. Shadid, A. Selby, F. Green cation as a result of this early training. J. Lee. LIBRARY STAFF llower Rowl: H. Williams, S. Brothers, A. Fagan, D. Malseed, G. Cook, L. Drake, J. Mann, B. Thompson. lCenter Rowjz M. Mothershed, W. Mangum, H. Vaida, W. Watkins, F. Berger, J. Karp, D. Burton, E. Greift. lUpper Rowl: J. Moon, M. Betts, D. Betts, R. Honey, M. Shivers, P. Birckhead, A. Brown. GIRLS' ATHLETIC CLUB lAdvisers-Miss Stockett and Miss Fosdickl Divided into teams according to their semesters, these girls play against each other. Their aim is to acquire good sportsmanship, as well as physical fitness. GIRLS' ATHLETIC CLUB llower Rowl: R. Weitzman, R. Checcia, B. Barghausen, R. Hancock, M. Merryman, B. Lewis, J. Myers, B. Smith. lSecond Rowj: J. Black, J. Ellis, I. Douglas, M. Wright, C. D'Elia, E. Burby, M. Stasulli. lThird Rowl: D. Ellerman, L. Wiegand, A. Mayhugh, P. Sweeny, A. Weitzman, J. Snyder, L. Boyd. lFourth Rowl: M. Devine, A. Taylor. A. Hamil, M. Wright, F. Esten, K. Hantzman, A. Menna. GIRLS' STAGE CREW flower Rowt: D. Jones, N. Romeo, F. Allen, M. Gallagher, B. Clements lSecond Rowl: M. Doyle, A. Fristce, J. Graves, J. Freeman, J. Lebkicker, A. Leyman. lThird Rowl: J. Guest, L. Mendelsohn, F. Berger, D. Flank N. Lipscomb, M. Douthat, M. Hayes. lFourth Rowl: M. Johnson, D Peel, C. Dove, G. Saha, M. Thornton, R. Clements lFifth Rowi : J. Koegal M. Cooper, B. Thomas, N. Vaughn, L. Onofry, M. Jones, E. Hughes, Li Tobiasen. BOOTH CREW lAdviser-Mr. Nixi This staff performs invaluable school service in running the pro- I iector during noon periods and for the special movie shows. The electrical training received has been helpful to many in securing permanent work in this field. GIRLS' STAGE CREW lAdviser-Miss Winesj Many are their duties!-which in- clude being on hand for every production and working back stage caring for properties, super- vising makeup, and checking cos- tumes. NNN x Xi . iisksli i in M- Ml - - .QQ -six N' wx X i . .-'X-S. 3 ,vi N ws... BOOTH CREW llower Rowl : A. Bradshaw, P. Grisso, Mr. Nix, L. Collins. lUpper Rowl: G. Hamill, W. Jenary, W. Howell. BOOK ROOM STAFF lLower Rowi: Miss Grasty, M, Downs, E. Lunsford, B. Hammer, H. Colbert, L. Quick, M. Durisoe, P. McDonald, Miss Wood. lSecond Rowl: H. Bordow, O. Renz, J. Queen, J. Hudson, A. Musselmun, D. Reel, M. Johnson. lThird Rowj: B. Kipperman, H. Power, O. Tingen, W. Crabill, B. Bockover, B. Stone, E. Dye. DRAMATIC CLUB llower Rowjz E Westby, J. Myers, M. Rogers, V. Nalls. lUpper Rowj: F. Esten, H. Levitt, L. Westby, J. Hudson, M. Williams, M. Thornton. BOOKROOM STAFF lAdvisers-Miss Wood, Miss Grostyi One of the most efficient staffs a Eastern is represented by thes members, who take care of th approximately 30,000 text book and manage their almost constan circulation. DRAMATICS lAdvisers-Miss Faris, Miss Hunfingtoni Future Thespianites further their talents within this club. Trainin in acting, producing plays and th art of makeup are their main in- terests. lts members furnish talent also for school productions. EASTERN ROUND TABLE lAdviser-Mrs. Goslingj The former History Club has been reorganized under this new name. As a discussion group its aim is to present to students the pro and con of current problems in in- formal debates. GERMAN CLUB lAdviser-Miss Kleinj Sprechen Sie Deutsch? That's what the members ofthe German Club do when they give plays, sing, play games, and toss around idle conversation at their meetings. EASTERN ROUND TABLE GERMAN CLUB lUpper Rowi: C. Jones, H. Jesnick, W. Haugen, A. Lipske, F. Koontz, J. ll0Wef Rowi: V- Nails. E- P9lfClk05, O- Wln5ieUd- LUPPSY Palmer, M. Goldenberg, H. Bordow. llower Rowjz M. Williams, B. Rigler, Rowjz W. Hogue, D. Bradshaw, S. Sourhnrr, A. Marmo. D. Beavers, A- Davis. R. Bailey. R- Mielke, S- Richter- HOME ECONOMICS CLUB lAdviser-Miss Jonesl Making clothing for the Red Cross, doing handicraft work, collecting toys for poor children and indulging in quiz games for pure recreation have occupied the time and attention of these girls. FRENCH CLUB lAdviser--Miss Nozell Dans la cercle Francais members practice all the arts of this Romantic language in their many plays and skits presented, and also improve their French by using it in sing- ing and informal conversation. COMMERCIAL CLUB lAdviser-Mrs. Weesel To gain a deeper insight into business world methods, this club invites speakers from local business houses to talk before mem- bers and also makes trips to observe impor- tant places of business. ssisi- HOME ECONOMICS CLUB llower Rowl: L. Hammett, J. Guest, M. Campbell, M. Costenbador, J. Costenbador, B. Fox. lUpper Rowl: M. Bowers, B. Pumphrey, M. Hamill, B. Hardy, M. Peck. COMMERCIAL CLUB llower Rowl : J. Malone, M. Stasulli, L. Martin, G. Lloyd, C. Redman, M. Platt. lUpper Rowl : J. Roberts, E. Lee, M. Sweeney, M. Wright, R, Curto. FRENCH llower Rowl: L. Mendelsohn, R. Checchia, M. Neidlinger, C. Nielson, E. Bassinger, P. Richardson. lCenter Rowl: L. McGunigal, A. Reid, F. Berger, J. Bell, J. Drew, F. Martin. lUpper Rowlz E. Coe, J. Malone, B. Walker, R. Estinopal, K. Guthrie, E. Rea, L. Coratolo. GRAPHIC ARTS CLUB F. Koenig, R. Jacoby, F. Ludke, H. Estes, R. Smith GRAPHIC ARTS CLUB mdvasef-Mr. wannemofel lf your interests lie in the field of printing and its allied arts, this club offers opportunity to learn much in this field through prac- tice and trips to local printing firms. GIRLS' USHERING STAFF miss Miuikeny Taking tickets from the movie fans of Eastern requires a large staff of girls, who also assist in regulating the traffic jams around the auditorium on these popular days. 96 USHERING STAFF-GIRLS flower Rowl: V. King, W. Willie, A. Dinnis, J. Malone, M. A. Hamill, H. Vaida, G. Rubin. lSecond Rowl: L. Martin, M. Downs, E. Galasso, K. Waterholter, D. Blubaugh, M. Mason, R. Drummond. lUpper Rowl: F. Hutchnson, M. Williams, B. Rigler, A. Jones, M. Weber, B. Thompson. USHERING STAFF flower Rowl : D. Miller, l. Ingagliato, L. Barnes, D. Beavers, M. Sparkman, R. Tritiletti, T. Darr lUpper Rowl: E. Warren, N. Zobel, E. Bell, B. Smith, M. Spielman, D. Dalkin, M. Stasulli was 5 1 5 as CTE F CADET USHERING STAFF OFFICERS Col. Rhodes Lt. Col. Marmo Maio Maio Maio Capt. Capt. Capt. Y I' I' Goldstein Hudson Rosenblatt Barbera Compton Miller Capt. Pollard Capt. Shumaker Lt. Brown Lt. Bowman Lt. Hawley Lt. Moorhead Lt. Queen Lt. Roberts CADET USHERING STAFF Daily for the twenty minutes of both lunch periods when educa- tional, travel and news feature movies are shown, these cadets report for door duty and preserving order in the halls. .Q I BUSINESS OFFICE llower Rowjz H. Cooke, J. Painter, E. Connelly, J. Black, F. Allen, C. Redman, M. Platt, E. Ellis, A. Vasca. lSecond Rowl: L. Westby, B. Thompson, K. Poore, M. Mason, S. Winter, A. Friedlander, K. Paraviti. lThird Rowl: L. Woodworth, P. Miller, F. Roberts, F. Clark, H. Scott, J. Mann. IFourth Rowl: T. Murphy, J. Huddle- ston, J. Roberts, N. Vaughn, H. Nolte, R. Richmond, J. Williams. BUSINESS OFFICE FORCE mdvasef-Mas. cunasy Service with a smile is their motto and they really live up to it! Teachers and pupils alike receive courteous attention and help in the school oFfice from this well-trained group. SPANISH CLUB lAdviser-Miss Johnsonl Members of El Circulo Espanol play games, sing, and give plays, all in the native tongue, of course, as fluent Spanish is an as- set in strengthening our relations with our South American neighbors. STAMP CLUB lAdviser-Mr. shorisy 4 reis, 6 lira, 5 marks, 2 francs-not a code message or an undercover agent relaying news to his government. lt's the double- talk used at the Stamp Club meetings. 98 SPANISH CLUB flower Rowl: A. Weitzman, R. Checchia, C. Margolin, B. Thomas, Irvin. lUpper Rowl: J. Wirtz, H. Shadid, D. Mangum, L. Obergh, W Porter, J. Funk. STAMP CLUB llower Rowl : D. Draper, L. Westby, W. Anderson, E. Westby, G. Kaiser, R. Brownlee. lUpper Rowl: E. Davidson, R. Turner, B. Backover, B. Fitzpatrick. DEBATING flower Rowl: O. Winstead, V. Nalls, E. Petrakis, G. Siegel, L. Arkin, B. McGill. lUpper Rowjz B. Marmo, J. Huddleston, D. Rhodes, D. Bradshaw, M. Makoff, R. Davison, and T. Murphy. l SCHOOL SECRETARIES Mrs. M. V. Grinder, M. E. Summers, H. E. Wedding. CHEMISTRY CLUB flower Rowlz E. Davidson, H. Hodges, A. Kabik, H. Wynne, R. Buening, F. Koontz. lUpper Rowjz J. Christian, F. Brookens, D. Bradshaw, R. Gollus, E. Kaufman, R. Swanson. CHEMISTRY CLUB lAdviser-Mr. Wirsingl If Easterners ever need a chemical division, this group would do. Naturally, of course, they don't experiment with poison gases or high-explosives, but they do speak a strange language of super-saturated per- chlorcites. DEBATING lAdviser--Mrs. Morinl Varying serious with humorous questions in bi-weekly meetings, the Debating Club also argues on current social problems with other Washington schools. For oral expression and appreciation of current topics, this club offers excellent opportunities. EASTERN'S SECRETARIES Eastern's three secretaries not only furnish Mr. Hart with expert assistance in this re- spect but also represent excellent models of businesslike efficiency for the oftice stu- dents training there during the day. 99 DRAMATIC SCENES Our ever popular Fall Show had a Good Neighbor policy this season with South American scenes and dancing, and a patriotic finale both colorful and thrill- ing, to the tune of God Bless America. I 2 l 1 I FQ L Wfxq f X j7 MII: fx hh saw ,vs-J Lk K Q WUI ML QI? Ann A , ffffuyfff EQ E ' - Z2 zz' 2 s q w , M AL- L jim ' Q ATHLETICS Q aasgg. FUUTBALL An Eastern eleven newly christened the Ramblers, concluded a heartbreaking season under the tutelage of Messrs. Kelly and Fox, heartbreaking because of the fine start the team made, only to slip when victory seemed within their grasp. As an indication of the fine team they were, the Ramblers defeated a favored Episcopal team, thus serving warning on their adversaries. The Tide then played one of the most difficult games of its schedule when it subdued Roosevelt on the Eastern field 7-O. Eddie Teague, fullback, went inside tackle to score the only touchdown of the game. Many football observers have said that Eastern looked more like a college team than one representing a high school, the night they played Central at Griffith Stadium. Unleashing a host of spinners, reverses and passes, the Ramblers marched down the field twice to register a final score of 'I4-6. Central with its spread forma- tion was always fighting, making this game the tops for thrills. In this contest, Herbie Adams blossomed forth as a star when he scored the first touchdown of the game. As a rest from the grueling Inter-High schedule given them, the Ramblers played Gonzaga, which scored one of the maior upsets of the year by beating us 6-0. This broke the streak of winning games. ln an effort to clear the record of this defeat, Eastern subdued a scrappy St. John's team. After this brief rest from Inter- High games, Eastern played an Anacostia team, which figured to be one of the obstacles in the Tide's march toward the championship. After a close game in which we lost the services of Eddie Teague for the remainder of the season, we conquered the Indians. The standings of the league now revealed Eastern in first place in the Eastern League but a defeat by Tech would put that school ahead. On a wind-swept McKinley field, the Ramblers were defeated by the score 16-0. Beaten, pushed back and back, the representatives of Eastern displayed so much courage and fight that the school was as proud of them as if they had won. So ended the 1941 football schedule. Defeated in the last game but never humbled. . I BASKETBALL Eastern's Ramblers drove up to the very threshold of the championship in the '40-'41 season, only to be pushed back in the inter-high by Roosevelt, and later by Gonzaga in the Metropolitan. In his first year as coach, Mr. Phil Fox turned a group of boys, all inexperienced, except Capt. Moe Shulman, into ranking candidates for the title. Stressing smoothness in their ball handling, the Fox boys in Blue won 18 games, while losing only four. These were twice to Roosevelt and Gonzaga. Starting off with victories over outside schools at the beginning of the year, the Ramblers turned later to the high school teams, rolling over all competition until they came to their first game with Gonzaga, which they lost, 30-28. ln the course of time the tide rolled over Central, Anacostia, Wilson, Tech, and Calvin Coolidge, but it remained for Roosevelt to spoil our hopes of a perfect inter- high series. ln a game which was Roosevelt all the way, there simply were no excuses for the Ramblers, we went down to defeat. Rebounding from this blow, we continued our series without any further defeats. ln the finals we beat Tech badly and were ourselves kept away from the cup by another scrappy Roosevelt nine. To the new Coach should go peans of praise for the wonderful iob he did in bringing Eastern up to the brink of the title, even if they didn't cross it. lO4 BASEBALL Always the bridesmaid, but never the bride. Eastern could change this around and say for the past two years, Always the runner-up but never the champ. Old Charley Guyon, dean of high school baseball coaches, is out to break the iinx wide open this year. He's either going to capture the crown or bust trying. Boasting a pitching staff as good as any, Eastern will have nothing to fear in the way of losing games because of poor hurling. Kenny Deavers and his friend, Kenny Curles, are the foundations for the hopes of the Chief for the league pen- nant this year, but facing the Ramblers will be strong Central and Tech nines, out to do their best to turn our dreams for the Crown into a nightmare. 2 L, ' si, C E l S 105 TRACK Eastern's 1941 track team, headed by Captain Monty Simmons, will undertake to recapture its title this year, with a fine consignment of track material. ln the field the Ramblers will have their strongest threats for points. Francis Manilli and Harry Leland have the situation of discus throwing well in hand. Bob Pieri will be out to secure points in the shot put, while Brown's iavelin throwing will do its bit for boost- ing the score. Coach Kelly instigated an intra-school track team this year and was well rewarded by securing a goodly number of potential runners. He will not be too surprised if Eastern flings up its heels at all competition and scurries home with the lnter-High crown. r -' ' 106 i M W as KELLEY GUYON FOX Rome had its triumvirate to make it great, but Eastern has iust three normal meng that is, normal in every respect but in their gift of turning outa winning team every time. They are Coaches Guyon, Kelley, and Fox. CHEER LEADERS llower Rowl D. Mangum, V. DiVakos, V. Esch. Upper Rowj C. Block, A. Hall, B. Kipperman, .l. Demshock. 107 f A 4 '- , :fill 1rEf, ,... - ge W A X F A. lil. wtf Xxx s. :RFK zfABX , ff- 1 HQ! 'Ni f7 X X V6 ' ' B s SS P. 'X ig' Wewft DO i Y-T ..,. Q I l F X - 'HY NY DO T HRT X. BOW DOWN Q wif: if FRATERNITIES PAN-HELLENIC lAdviser-Miss L. Princel Under the able leadership of Bond Holford, the Pan-Hellenic Council, comprised of all the presidents of the fraternities, sororities, Hi-Y and Girl Reserves, was organized this spring semester. Its purpose has been to bring about a better understanding between the organizations and advisers and to facilitate various social attairs by setting the dates for these, to avoid conflicts. The Council has also taken a drastic step in pass- ing a resolution that each organization give only one open dance a year. PAN HELLENIC flower Rowlz H. Colbert, R Honey, E. Thour, B. Ritchie, E Irvin, M. Willoughby. lUpper Rowl: E. h k H d L B H lf d .l Gll Scwen,W. uson,D.y , . oor,. i. l09 lflflith IV:11'x'v11 . s. Vi.. 3 . 5' I lx P ,I I If i Y, at if 1 - :L I A J.. .V Q? klkx 1. 'K 3 I: if . T , K I -,Q ,- K VI lx X 9. 5, V K L f-.LL Q - in ? A I if fi. ' ' 7 Eff ALPHA BETA CHI Loniso llnrns, Prvs. 1:Zll'Il2ll'il linllnrfl Xurxnn Villlifllll Jvnnnv Grnws Elninv Sm Dm-otlly Hnlivx' 5I:x1'g::11'vt Ilflllfllilf Ibm-is Dnwsfm Mn1'gic- Davis l'1-:gy II4'll1Il'l'SUIl Alivv I lun1'mwy j2lIll0I'Illl' llvnvu' U4-tty Rivln-y .Innes M1-zulu Viviun Iflstvp Cllnrlottv Owings Nlsiv lilvvll .lvnnnv Killingvr Alnnl Mnyllnggll 110 I 1' 3 I I . A I Msn X sl IA I F CHI SIGMA CHI Donald Lynn, Pres. Frank Frvvcl Dzlvicl Rllmlvs lou Rixvy John Lalycfo .liln Arlnlns Alvin Blnrtin Hrlwin Hn-nsmnl ffnrl Join-s IIIISSPII IIYIICIQOI' IxlHl'iI0ll Ur1'tNllIlS XVnlte-1' Phillips Pnnl Flost Bula IW-st111o1'cl:111rl .Innn-s Slllllllillivl' Mr. FIICIIS. Allvisc-1' 2 Cv ' x .v X fy T i Y , .. ' f- -fr- Q. 9 W , . A A A S ' 1 Q x 1' f ,six 6 x' x - ' , in NN V 5 F V s 7 K K ' ia. A 'W f, Q N 1- , X -4 W9 A , 'S .N 1- 1 e g V .L A is ' i 1 , X ,x PHI Pl EPSILON IN-ggy lflmlklu-y, I'rcs. Millllwl W'illol1gl1lvy x7iI illiZl King is-QA EPSILON MU SIGMA Bond Ilolford, Pres. P' Gem-gc Rose XViIlinm Keen xy '1'lmrnton Mary Devine Iiuuuy Fogle Jack Kaiser Virginian llzxrlwr -121110 ACIIIITIS Vernon Halslup Billy h10l'0IIHlll 1 ' .. L Y N: r. ..-. G lu l.ml4.m qjhll Inotluls Hvnry Slmdld George Rveves May l':lsl1-lllnulm' Jlllli' ftIlSfl'lllHllll'l' F I . P l Iml II R S I you is- Morg.::u1 Juni- lCl'iclison H1-tty Trieslvr 'I x In ,N L I y OHM 'ly tdnton Gloria l'll1g.:hr Hvtly l,1'l'XVl'llt RIF' V Wslm-Y Blr. Shorts l'1-gggy l:1'V1'l'il1l5.f0 Mr. Winnemore I I 1 em l my l -H 4 if A in-L . gf Si ,' N- Q Q i f gr E ' 'L fi A, lib: M K 2 , v A lr yi 5 il u 'lf 5 AT '- o, ' P' w 56 V f ' , kk? . -4 1- Q' W 3 QE THETA ALPHA CHI HI-Y Emily Thour, Pres. NValter Hudson, Pres. Ruth Anna Kengy Marjorie Downs Joseph Roberts Dewey Taylor Ellen Di,':ges Sllerril Lee 1'0Il1'S0ll I5l'llj2llIllIl Dement Bruce Youn Leone Leseure Doris Phillips Ramon Smith Ralph Huening Betty Bull Lucille Donahue Florence Koognl J0hYl Chfistiilll 154-tty Amer Doris Lawson Marjorie Lou Bruton l l 2 A a D- m ,gg - A F F K ' ,...: 1 in ff 4- ' , iw b f H? Six Lx R - Q1 k.' J 2 Iv b -K 5 w A A tv A I X 5 ro. 4 b ms, X, Q THETA DELTA EPSILON PHI ALPHA EPSILON l'1V1'IXH Irvin. l'r4'x. Josvpll Livlr, I'r1'.v. Huzvl limvmnn Ln V4-rnv 1'v:1k1' 134-1'n:1rdHoswm-ll Hqlyvin Sgllwvnk xgnrm' Mum 'Mimi Aldmisml Ric-hm-41 S114-vlwi Jnnws Bradley lI:ll'l'i4'l Nurly I l':lm'm-s IIlllK'llillSUll l 1 M:1l'g.f:ll'1-I .xIILfllNt1' RM Rldolvhl lim-:llrivv Rolriusml .I:u'quvlim- Rinlglvy 'lfwk Smlth J: m'S P090 Ilurry Powor Shirlvy xI2lIl1ll'l'S 1 1 3 , A , 5 , X rg ff , A, L . V' .4 QS' A X, . 4' ia 3 1 V r ,: I L WA. f 'Q' A 'A Q :er '. A A fi 8 A fe - 5 , r . i K 5. . 'Y K Iii K f Q ' A - 1- X 5 .1 5' .5 I. 0 THETA PI SIGMA KAPPA LAMBDA Rn-no Hom-y. Pres. Victor Esch, Pres. l,0l'Utll0Zl Betts. Pres. Mary Ilurisoo Jolmlly 1'2lll1l0Y Hmlmlic NVooml Iiflfhlt'0ll Gray Rita Essvx 4, V , W V h ,. Shirley Arnold Jam' Alwr I Iogd Isllltilxfllif Joe, full I1 Ra0he1Jeffcrsou Ms-lviu IIGIVQIIIIUI' Ilowurd Costvr Blzlry Robinson Y. Y ' Tmsliv SC'll2lf4'1' Jimmy Mmlkwlmd Iullvoll Ixmgxht Gloria Dnckw-it J4-:lu 1':1iutvr ' ' '- 100 Brown gxllllillwulb Love 7 u . v tml- Y llgllllfl 1 Mnrzltlla Iwxoadxxn Q 1 14 115 SCHOOL SPIRIT lt is as difficult to define school spirit as it is to define patriotism. lt is as difficult to explan as it is to explain one's love for his flag. It is as indefinable as is the term devotion or loyalty. When one possesses it, however, he can mistake it for nothing else. lt is that indefinable and intangible something that makes one feel that his school, no matter how small or humble, possesses qualities over and above those possessed by or belonging to any other institution. lt is the thing that makes him feel that his school's traditions are best and that its interests are his special, individual and constant responsibility. lf his school makes mistakes, he justifies them iust as a father justifies the error of his child. He is proud of his school. He is never ashamed of it. He is ready to fight for it and to do anything within reason for it. lt is this firm faith and devotion that so often expresses itself in the form of outward enthusiasm. A pupil without this school spirit is in the wrong school. He is entitled ,if possible, to be associated with an institution which can command his constant and unceasing service and de- votion. 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COURSE Entrance Requirement-Sixty Semester Hours of Work in an Approved College Length of Course-Four Years Class Hours-Monday through Friday, 6 to 8 P. M. Tuition-5120.00 a Year. Payable Monthly 1323 EIGHTEENTH STREET DEcatur 3443 'I18 Take the Pace Course in Accountancy and Business Administration-at a professional school of college grade offering distinctive preparation for both general business and the public practice of accountancy lead- ing to the degrees of B.C.S. and M.C.S., Benjamin Franklin University is distinctive because of its faculty of practicing accountants and lawyers, its correlated texts, and it reciprocal relations with Pace Schools in other cities. DAY, LATE AFTERNOON AND EVENING CLASSES CO-EDUCATIONAL Send for 34th Year Book BENJAMIN FRANKLIN UNIVERSITY 11oo SIXTEENTH STREET, N. W. at L ACCIJUNTANCY JUNIOIl CIILLEGE F08 IIIGII SCIIO0I. GRADUATES Three-year accounting course leading to degree of Bachelor of Commercial Science fB.C.S.J. 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