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

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HARRY EIYGENE ALLEN-l338 Independence Ave., S.E. Red Cross 8: HB, JV Football '49. Vir- ginia-Cene loves to harmonize. LOIS MARIE BAKER-l6l3 Fort Davis St., S.E. Honors 3-63 Student Council 33 Bank Staff 4-7, Louisiana-Dancing is for Lois. BARBARA BANO BAKSH-228 Tenth St., N.E. Easterner Rep. 3. New York-Babe hopes to be a number please girl. GERALDINE AVIS BALL-3944 East Capitol St.. AY 3.4. Virginia-Collecting pennants is Jerry's past- time. CAROLYN LOUISE BEYER-129 Twelfth St., S.E. Cafeteria 6-8, Head Cashier 8. D.C.-Dancing on the rink fascinates Carolyn. DELORES JANE BLENDENGER-104 Thirteenth St., N.E. Pennsylvania-Delores stepped up her pro- gram to complete her credits in summer school. RAMONA AIJELINE BOLTON-2001 Plyers Mill Road, Silver Spring, Md. Maryland-Birdies and rackets team up with Ramona. ROBERT HENRY BOSMANS-523 D St., S.E. Stu- dent Council 83 Easterner Rep. 6-8. D.C.-Tinker- ing with cars is the job for Bobby. JOSEPH FRANCIS BUNDA-2209 First St., N.W. Student Council 3-73 Easterner 5,6: Hi-Y 7,83 JV Football '493 C, JV Basketball '49,'503 Mgr., Base- ball '5l1 Golf '5l. Pennsylvania-Reporting the news will provide him with thrills, says Zeke. BILLIE MAE CADE-2901 Nash Place, S.E. Hon- ors 3-63 Easterner Rep. 4.6.73 Red Cross 3,43 AY 3-63 Y-Teens 4,5. D.C.-Match cover collecting oc- cupies Billie's leisure. I-'RANK WALTON CAPPELLA-220 C St., S.E. G. Football '50. Massachusetts-The Marines are call- ing Frank. THERESE IRMAGENE CARTER-117 Tennessee Ave., N.I-1. D.C.-Money changing takes up Irma's time. Q' H. Allen L. Baker B. Baksh Ball C. Beyer D. Blendmger -1 , if 1 .1 S . . li I R. Bolton R. Bosmans J. Bunda B. Cade F. Cappella T. Carter HIGHER ECHELON - Mid-year officers Alvin Picower, Mary Lou Ellerman, Tykie Cokas, and Susanne Roux discuss plans for the coming graduation exercises.

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Mid-year graduates tally RESOURCES SECR ETARY SUSANNE l'AlTl.INE ROITX- lll6 Penn St., N.l-1. Honor 53: P Kc J Rep. 7,8. lJ,C.-Playing the piano nionopolizes Susie's time. ,'- , , if' wal 5 -Y -fi Xi X VICE-PRESIDENT MARY LOUISE ELLERMAN- 328 Thirteenth St., S.E. Red Cross 3. D.C.-Greeting a doc- tor's patients is Mary's choice for a career. PRESIDENT ANASTASIOS GUS COKAS- 706 New Jersey Ave., NJV. Central Transfer: Honors 61 Student Council, Pres. 83 P Sc J Rep. 7. D.C.-Ballots mean much in Tykie's future. TREASURER ALVIN MORTON PICOWER -1821 Eighteenth St., S.E. Pro- jection Crew 6-85 Camera Club 6. New York-Stockroom em- ployment takes up Al's time. -'fii '.f c Key Xtnnlic-rs-seintwtt-1Q NIIS-National Hunan Sotieu l' ek j-Puntli and Judy 0 I -Uftice 'litaining ji. '52 Cluhfjunior Graduates of 1932 fit:-tfpfllooperatixe employ ment Smooth - Students Committee for the Restoration of Oltl Capitol Hill .XY-Allied Ynuth

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.XDRIIQXXIC .XNXIi'li'lilC CZIlXl'l'Ial.liXR-HUT Sex- XYII.l.IAM CZI,IIfFORD DRl'RY-1719 L St., N.E. li enteenth St., S.Ii. Ilonms 33 I' xl Rep. 11185 Ilonurs 3,43 Cizulets PI-S. Marylaml-Sailingoven the l'illSIR'IIICI' Rep. IH. ll.l..-- Xclxu-nne lows tu tullt-it hountling main apells enjoyment for Bill. 2 GUNS- 1s.xRi1,.xR.1x .xxx IiIlRI.ICII-501 Seventeenth si., PA liRlt.I.X Nl XR l IN C.l.liNlIf.X'l S- I IH 'l hirteenth Sli. llunms 3-6. D.CI.-ll:nlJara's a bookwurtn. St., Sli. llonois :'v,li3 l'lLlSl1'I'llt'I' 3-7, llczulline Iitlitm NI,-XRIIC YIRKAINIX l liRRlil.l.wl20ll Holbrook St., 6173 'll 'llli .lu '- 2 Chill- ll-fi-'llfmlllll-5 H1111-1 N.li II.CI.-C-ixc the reins to Marie and off she goes. Pat' Nl.XR'l'IX l 0C-I.I.- 31 l 0IlIilCL'lllll St., N.li. Honore A, Chappelear IIIQRXXRD .XIYKN t.Ulfl4l'.Y---16142 C1 St., NI.. Pm- fl: qu 'IX' 14,,mi,3ll tml lyiuug' 'll-Mk 149' '51- i1'11i1111 CQWW 3472 Ortlu-stigt Il-T: :XY 3,11 Rvll New Ym'kfNlal'ly heltl the ratptztincy of the '50 Lum SVI. lmlizuizi--Sliding the tminhmic is lhuhlyk U,,i,'Qm Slmw, I'. Clements Uuulmllml' Illil.llN K.-YIIII-1RINI4'. l 0l'l.CQlQR-3ll Scwcnth St. Cl0NSl.XNf1lr KIUXN f1llNlxllXf1S'lflllfiFSL, Nlf. NI-Q. Student iiuuntil ti. D.C.-Sewing on buttons Y-Ie:-nx fi. IM .--Small mlullx make lun fur lltlkllllti laminates llclcn. RUSIQXXNIQ K- XllRllil.l.li ll XIC-l.l'.-3528 lvxils lIl'R'l'lS llllfillllil, l lfRC.-XSON-603 Seventh St., .-Xie., Sli. ILC.-'lille bases are Rmeanne's joy. N.li. Ilunmm Mig I' It J RCP, fi. Ngw yo,-R- DORIS tml-text IIICR-lfii North czitmlim .ur-., sic. ll51 1'W-'I' iillfl 51111 illi' f111'1iw' 1111115- llonors lll'CG1lll. B. Coffey C. Cummings D. DeLauder 4-G. Nlalylzuid-Helping a doctor is Dot's Virginia-Roller derbies attract jenny. this Z.. px. I. VIRGINIA MAli FIFRR-307 I-'ifteenth St., N.lQ. R. Daigle W. Drury IS. Ehrlich 2 . - Q K' :tx N W I ln . 5' l 3, 'SI' . Z I 0 .. Mit-lI'I'Y BIG-lNhen Betty Criest nieastnetl Hit- I, I N-f liaun Ilaskcfs footprint in the snow, she Inuntl it in propurtimi to his 6' 5 frame. jOIIN RANDOLPH GRAY, jR.-6I4 Eighth St., N.l-1. Printshop 6-8. DLI.-'Iihe rink holds many hours of pleasure for John. CORRINIQ lfR.-XNCRS CRIQAT-l5l9 D St., N.li. New York-Rene has fed porpoiscs at Nlarinelancl, lfluricla. RUIEI-.R l' IXHI-.S HXAS-6717 YYhile House Rd., M. Ferrel M. Fffgfrl II' I'1111lgCf Ritchie, xm, cmiwma 7. c., Football '49,'5o,'s1. ,. .l.-3 al 'k1 BIG C. Furgason X- Pun J. Cray, Jr. Dt, pluilthng nu racing 5l0L cub are in Iuhlnu. Sli KNI.l'.Y XINRYIN H.Xl.l'liRSON-3932 Ames St., XI-1 New York-Stair enjoys a fast game of ping pong i 5 c Q IRXXCIS lXll.NIliR HKRIJING, JR.-IIUT Queen l' ' 'IS ll'Y ll' A , 514, NI.. Hunms J, Quil, .fro , . ationa oetry 5' .X-gsm. Clertilitate bg Iiaaterner 6-8. Nlalylancl-Clorir 1 2 meicial art thaws Billy for a future.