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

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Amateur Examine Talent I , . 1 ,nflll If XZ FINISHING TOKCHES of shadow are applied by Bill Delorme to one of hie rt-cent portraits of serioua facial expressions in oilf. 26 ' 'V ' , tlnalifieatinn in Fine Art Iligh note of the musit' departmentis program was its participation in the Citywide Hamilton Bank Contest. Recordings were made of the assembly at whit-li major ehoral. the 0I't'llCSll'il, and instrumental and voeal soloists vied. Later, the best talent from each at-hool competed in a live broadcast. Nlajor choral also sung over WRC ou Bill I'Ierson's program and over WNIAL on Jim Gibbons' show. Pride and joy of the nrt department was the oil-painted mural, a drnuui ol the iiewspaper world. formed in three Sec'- tioufe produvtiou. distribution. and consumption. Studi-ui art exhibits were displayed in the library. TAKIN' .X lIIIlf.X'l'IIl-IR. nu-iubt-rs of the orvlu-stra line up. First row: I. I'atvrmaQtvr. II. Coffelt, I., Edwarde, II. Vllallert, C. Guest. J. Krehbit-I. II. llughes. G. Rohinowitz. Second: B. Ilaaa. R. Williaine, Y, Quinta. NI. Trainor, R. Childress. T. Andre. Third: N. Gregory. fl. Copon. R. llasker, II. Cray, S. Tull. R, Garcia. C. Troehinfky. I'. Gregory. Fourth: R. Heath. J. Zell, D. Best B. Miller. I. Allen. D. Tucker. F. Harding. E. Blotz. and I.. Silver. C, ,. -PJ I 'J x.

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SONGSTERS warhlv mvlodivs in major choral. First row: ll. Green. K. Yickf-rs, L. Hall. R. Giovo, A. Alle-n. N. 0'Neil, U. McMullen. C. Wade. E. NIacCord, J. .Milf-r. and O. Rohm-rts. Second: J. Dravis, fl. Stanton, J. Ahhotl, J. Kvad. B. Mclfacldvn, J. Gim- hlv. R. Keithlvy, T. Fontanilla. F. Johnson, M. Fvufhle-r, D. Duclrling. and M. Corhf-a. Third: S. Neu- ll1'irf'I'. ll. llutrhinson. Cf Albert, C. Colson, L. Av 'Y N. . , ,, 1 Q ,, - r 1 T A ITM! f' ix X i ' F . lift' ' IX- 1 lr V. Am, xcfl ... MIT? gl - l.un1l, ll. Ramwy, ll. Spf-akman. T. Nesbil. A. Cook. A. Dahbs. I-f. Colvin. 9. Johns, J. Day. and Y. Wei- mer. Fourth: li. Schwarz. B. Horn, J. Clem. C. Blur- phy, W. Thomas. IJ. Tuck:-r. R. T1-vplo. R. Nlarlino, li. Ilagc-rrwyx-r, li. Camphvll. J. Armiger. J. Winnvr, CI. Ennis, .-X. lmwif, O. lfmhre-y, J. Tunnvy, J. Saun- flc-rs, W. DiHvmlvrfer. R. I.ipsr'omh, J. lfoulge-r, G. Arnold. ll. Slyron. 5. Zaurha. ll. Watfon. W. Ilamhy ,yo- 1494 ,Q IX lil'.TXY l'.FN BARS -It a popular marfh. ln--ml.:-rx of Ihr- haml 1-n lov a fem Nhare- mom:-nl-. lfirxt row: John W1-lm-tvr. llillx Trilrly John lNff'lllllt'l. xILlllI'I4'1' lrumor. Rohr- , 41. 1 . 1 1 1-mhr-rron. 51-vonrl: llonuhl Ilmhl. Karl S1'IlIll'NlilIT, Jlilllfk lin Nhoor. lllll l'.fhrnIJ.1rg1v r. lhlly Hull. Rnlmrll full. fnrl lldlhm