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

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lteileet Initiative, Character During her years of administration, Miss Freda D. Egbert, assistant principal, has been confronted by perplexed girl students with many kinds of difhculties. She is consulted when girls are excused to leave the school or when tardy students enter. Through her willingness to assist, and her friendliness she has won the respect of all who know her. Witll an attitude of friendly firmness, Mr. Cedric O. Reynolds, assistant principal, has helped steer the boys through another year. Mr. Reynolds, who handles boys, admissions and withdrawals, always has anxious pupils warming the bench outside his office. Because of his aptness in guiding student affairs, he is esteemed by the faculty and student body. GOOD NEWS brings smiles to Mr. Reynolds and Miss Egbert, engaged in routine duties as assistant principals. srd We Pa Q 'Hn-Q, Q , W ,f llmwi Ohana s ff, ,M g fl 1. , Cedric- 0. Reynolds Xia l'r da

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A :H . ,ff -' ,I h , ., . it t 5 1, we r , Q- f 2 fi' 2, A ,..,,, p w Yi- fx a, , . Q Ke ' lf, John Paul Collins An educator and administrator ranking with the best is Mr. John Paul Collins. As principal, he has endeared himself to all with his stern but fatherly manner. Who can forget the way he says before assemblies, O.K., boys, plenty of seats down front,'...or the pep talks he gives those Anacostia-Eastern games? In the drive for stadium lights the astute Marine Corps veteran has given his whole-he-arted Support. Cooperating with the school paper and Student Council. he campaigned for the tramc lights which were installed in December. To improve the conduct in the halls, corridor passes were introduced by Mr. Collins last fall. 8 Competent Leader The administration . . . Mr. Webster says that to administer is 'gto have directon of, to guidef, Roget, famed for his Thesaurus, asserts that to administer is to lead. Helping to form Easternls administration are a principal, two assistant principals, a li- brarian, 76 faculty members, a counselor and an assistant coun- selor. These are the guiders . . . the leaders . . . the administrants. HAYE ONE, offers Roberta Blume to Mr. John Paul Collins, principal, at an informal tea in 306 for the teachers.

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llnn eientinu Mentor 255'- fx if Extend Helping llnntl 26- K 1 MRS. EDYTII ll. ALEXANDER . . . Mathematics: MISS RE IIECCA Ii, AYDREW5 . . . Mathematics, Radio Club: FRANK .I. Al'III,lST . . . I'hysit'al Ifclucation. Track Coach. Asst Football Iioach. Wllat are many schools made of? Brick. What are schools equipped with? Teach- ers. See . . . behind the desk. If smiled at, a smile comes hack! A high school educator has no easy joh. Not only must an applicant have a mastefs degree, but also know useful addenda as song hits, new slang, and answers to math problems. e ' we Iziggvec. LEON BERKOWITX .... A rt. Art Squad. Publications, Stagt Crew. Iloolh Crt-wg MRS. IIIZFSICA T. BIDDLIE ...Nutrition Home Nursing: DR. RICGIS I.. IIOYLE . . . Journalism. Puhlica tions, Quill and Scroll fx hair, MISS AII.IiEN YY. BR0MLEY...Englisl1, Y-Teen: Ill'TTS . . . Ilistory. fi0YI'l'llIlll'IlIQ MRS. MADELINE MRS. IIICLICN B. IIROWER Spanish: LOUIS Il. CIiRTI5...IIioI0gy. Crm-cnltuusc' liROWN...IIantl. Cadet Bandg MRS. FRANKIE W. , v,w,e,,w, .. .Mkt ,t . e Q I if iii? l N, X , 2 ' , ,V ' 2 g E : XV .. o 5 . - ' nc, K. I, o ' ' 9 t EDWARD I . DAVIS .... Art NI:-tal: MISS RIl'l'll E. Youth: MRS. Rl I'll 0. DI-INlNlNIl...I.atin. National DAYIS...English. National Ilonor F-ocietyg MRS. Ilonor Socictyg XIISS I.I'I1II.I,E M. DEW.-XR...Eng' MARTHA IC. DEICHLER Matltematics. Allis-cl Iish, Bank. IO