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

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57 ,Q- W 'fjxffx fu . I, fm 1 li , l ,X QL L NZ if x5 X LINE FOR LINE ha- llY'f'll au-uraln-ly lY2iIlNff,'l'l'f'4l from lmok to papvr. Honalrl Kinv- and Jam'-w llutlon l'll f'li th'-ir mvcllanical drawing van-fully ax john Xyiiffl waitf to gn mr-r it with ink. ,lm TUNINC UP for a Sllllllldlttl fh hx m acxonautln 4ahove-P Major Frey htoopm cl 1 0 an airplane motor while- Rolwrl Lhappf-ll Rubrrt 'N 1 nr aml IM-F Nlc'l,e:arf'r1 glu- IQNGHUFSED ENCRJXVERF. Rohr-rt Bancroft. Edward Collschalk, and Rolwrt Swift fliligvnlly polish stones anrl vu! ge-mb with horizonial laps. ,WI in frm: 1 . ...J

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Developing Trade Skill As mechanical drawing classes wel- romed new drawing sets, a print ma- chine, and a drafting machine, art metal students cut stones and made rings. Wpodshop pupils made play- ing card holders for one-handed ser- vicemen and Cut out lamps which thev covered with leatherette. Print shop hoys puhlished at 32-page directory of schools, school officials, and principals, and aviation pupils studied aero- dynamies. meteorology. and navigation. PRESSING THE IFSLE is acroinplishetl with east hy the printing class. Ray Husmisel inks the press and William Dawis Checks the galley proof. Frank Finamore runs riff a copy of the Alumni Bulletin. --an.. NEVER BORED with thi-ir work. Leslie Dixon and William Fanshury apply their woodshop know-how as they split a hoard at the rip--aw. while Edward Burroughs and Rohert Wiilliain- await their turn. 22

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Uhjevloivvz .port man hip Fonietliiiig new liar lu-en aflilml to . . . . time girls Illlybltxiil education dc'- .M or rx . P+ . . . . I pliysiciaii. girlw may use correctix'e partment. If 1'Cl'0IllINf'lNlCLl ln' ai device: Constructed liy tlie wood- sliop to develop good poflure. gh members of the weaker sex whirled 'round and 'round to square danc- ing calls, the masculine set played volleyball, softball, and footliall. PERSONALITY P113 good grooming are two of the essential factorf in llif- vw-ryday life of a typical tveiiaglvr. 'l'ommir' luill0I11' Eillflr a Iourli of Color to liriglito-n Pat Ulovvrl outfit wliilf- llvtlv Wilt lookf on approvirigly, f-is r Ts?- f x .. - - w g r ' f ' - - '- DIN lr. Hllx l.lr. UXSILR. dig 'or lliv- ixaiii ring- llH'OllQlll the girl! gyml ll:-115 lie-dnopoulo-. Daixy Flodgvhill, Mary U'l,7dy. and Nlary ,Xiu l1ro.e- get into tiii- -ning of -quare larifirig. Tliv- girl- und 43 minutes of r '-'- lu llklUYIH1'I1l as Ili'-5 liftvri Io im- fall'-r and follow lii: inrtruetioris.