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

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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.

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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

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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.