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

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R. Milburn S. Nicholson 'Vw ak Y, 'le as-gi 6. is .- P. Pacheli A. Passek H. Miller S. Orndorff G ,N. T. Parker B. Pond RICHARD ALLAN MILBURN-1326 Levis St., N.E. Honors 6. D.C.-The Air Cadets beckon to Richard. HENRY ERNEST MILLER-1247 Meigs Place, N.E. German Club 31 Hi-Y 8, Maryland-Hank enjoys drawing maps. SHIRLEY MAE NICHOLSON-330 Twelfth St., S.E. D.C.-The sound of falling pins means Shirley has made another strike. SHIRLEY MAE ORNDORFF-654 Massachusetts Ave., N.E. Easterner Rep. 7: Y-Teens 3,4: Red Cross 3,4. D.C.-Frilly dressed dolls delight Shirley. PEARL MAE PACHELI-218 E St., N.E. Y-Teens 3. Pennsylvania-Plainsong and hymns Pearl sings on Sundays. THOMAS JACKSON PARKER-751 Seventh St., S.E. Student Council 6. North Carolina-Upping the basketball tally is Thomas' pleasure. ANNEMARIE PASSEK-6713 Fourteenth St., N.W. German Club 4-85 F, Hockey '50. Pennsylvania-Collecting cocktail spoons intrigues Ann. BARBARA JANE POND-505 Lincoln Ave., Takoma Park, Md. Honors 3,-1,65 Cafeteria 6-83 AY 3-63 Y-Teens 3-65 Bible Club 3-5. DC.-Teaching grade schoolers is Bobbie's delight. AVEIINO RAMOS-727 I-'ifth St., N.E. Puerto Rico-Puncha is Mexico-bound, MARTHA VIRGINIA RAMSEY-120 Sixth St., S.E. Red Cross 8. D.C.-Rolling along to music holds Marty's attention. NANCY MARIE RAMSEY-633 A St., S.E. Honors 4-6, Perfect Attendance 3-6. North Carolina-Keeping files in order will be Chickadees job. MARGARET ANNE REESE-444 Kentucky Ave., S.E. Honors G. DC.-Record labels attract Peggy. ROBERT JESSE ROWE-435 Tenth St., N.E. DC.-Bob is a National Guards- man. MARY AMI-QLIA SANDERSON-160 Twelfth St., S.E. Easterner Rep. 5-81 Cheer- leaders 3-8, AY 5,li. North Carolina-XYilson Teachers College will be Sandy's alma mater. JOHN NVALTER SAUNDERS-4869 Queens Chapel Terrace, N.E. Stage Crew 3,41 Booth Crew 5-8. Virginia-Rods and reels are owned by Johnny. JAMES EDGAR SHREVE-701 Emerson St., N.E. Honors 63 Bookroom 5-8. ll.C.-Accumulating match boxes is James' pastime. BI-IRGON ELBERT SIGMON-lfill Benning Rd., N.E. Printing staff 4-7. D.C.- Bergon is an active member of Merrick Boys' Club. RALPH l'Al7L SITA-4l3 East Capitol St. RH, Football '49,'50,'5lg CF, Base- ball '49,'5O,'5l. D.C.-Ace right halfback of the Ramblers, Paul saves his pennies. EUGENE VINCENT SMITH-133 Kentucky Ave., S.E. HB, Football '51, Track '50,'5l. D.C.-Tops in sports is Gene. BETTY SONGCO-326 South Carolina Ave., S.E. Major Choral 7. Maryland- Jive dancing keeps Betty amused. A. Ramos M. Ramsey N. Ramsey M. Reese R. Rowe J, Saunders J, Shreve B. Sigmon R. Sita E. Smith . 6 X' gi- , -- -1 bf , , E JA' 15 E , ' vs.-J A fi , . I sg M , -,S S A , A,?A V ' rf K

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:vi C. Great XV. Hoofnagle -any RICHARD WILLIAM HASKER-1942 D St., N.E. Honors 3-63 Student Council 73 Chess Club 3-85 Cadets 3-7, Sgt. 5,6. D.C.-Test tubes interest Bill. DONALD IVILLIAM HINES-TA Fourth St., N.E. Honors 3-63 Printing Certi- ficate 7. D.C.-Printing, professionally that is, is Don's job. WILLIAM BRUCE HOOI-'NACI.I-.-318 Fourteenth St., S.E. D.C.-Scholastic Art key 7. An easel and pencil are all Bill needs. WILLIAM PAUL HUNTER-3508 Minnesota Ave., S.E. E Club, E, Foot- ball '49,'50,'5lg F, Basketball '49,'50'5l. D.C.-The pigskin and captain are synonymous. SHIRLEY DEE JOHNSON-1348 North Carolina Ave. N.E. D.C.-As long as it's music, it agrees with Shirley. DONALD STANSFIELD JONES-312 Twelfth St., N.E. Student Council Sp E Club 6-85 G, Football '5l. D.C.-Don picks on a guitar. WAYNE ROBINSON KESTNER-335 Sixth St., S.E. Scholastic Art Key 7: P Sc j 4,5. Minnesota-Tinkering under the auto hood attracts M'ayne. GEORGE DAVID KEYS-1617 Q St., S.E. E Club, Pnnter, QB, Football '49, '50,'5lg 3B, Baseball '49,'50,'5lg G, Basketball '49,'50,'5l. D.C.-Dave's educated toe has made a name for him in football. MARY MONCUR KINGS-5l0 Eighth St., S.E. Honors 3,5,6g Mgr, RW, Hockey '49,'503 F, Basketball '49g P, Baseball '49,'50g Girls' Track '-19. New York- Aiding the sick appeals to Mary. ROBERT IVALTER KLOTZ-1339 South Carolina Ave., S.E. Club: AY 3-63 Booth Crew 3-85 T, JV Football '49,'50,'5I. New jersey-Anchors aweigh for Bob. SPENCER LAMPIRIS-l4ll Morse St., N.E. Club: C, Football '49,'50,'5l. DC-Rambler center Spencer was named Touchdown Club's player of the year '50, BARBARA jOAN LAIQGHLIN-Sll East Capitol St. IJ.C.-Helping a doctor is Bobbie jo's plan. PATSY ALICE LINDAMOOD-617 Morris Place, NF. Skip 61 Honors 3-53 Bank 4-7, Bible Class 3,4. Virginia-Hymns are sung by choir singer Pat. ROBERT LEE LITTLE-32l6 Alabama Ave., S.E. Bank 3-51 Hi-Y 83 IB, Base- ball '5l. North Czlroliua-Bob will be a college boy come September. DONALD KENNETH MADDEN-443 Fifth St., N.E. Michigan-Printing the newspaper is Don's delight. MARY LOUISE MCMULLI-IN-703 A St., N.E. Honors 6. D.C.-Dog knick knacks lure Mary. R. Haas S. Halperson F. Harding, jr. IV. Hunter S. johnson D, Jgnes TX, ks-r Q'-v . R. Hasker W. Kestner Sv. Q, M. Kings S. Lampiris 5. , , Q if x f , 1 f P. I.indamood D. Madden 1 D. Hines G. Keys 6 , . 1:- A R. Klotz B. Laughlin G' , f' 1 I . 2 . R. Little M. McMullen .L- vp

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ROBERT FRANCIS SPALDINC-l5l9 D St., N.E. D.C,-Driving a ltuck will be Robert's occupation. GLORIA SPI-QILR-l324 K St., N.W. Y-Teens 4.5. New Jersey-'I'lte nursing profession will gain Gloria. GORDON SPEIER-l52-I K SL, N.W. Central Trans- fer: Stamp Club 3-5, Retl Cross 3-7. New Jersey- I-loria's twin, Gordon, titles a tnotortytle. BARBARA JEAN Sl'NDI1RI.AND-406 Sixty-fifth Ave., SE. D.C.-Bobbie's a snap collector. ESTHER MARIE THATCHER-3805 North Twentietlt St., Arlington, Ya. Library 3-6. D.C.- R. Spalding B. Sunderland A real aquamaid is Esther. JAMES GILLIS WEBSTER-l6l3 F St., N.E. Per- fect Attendance 5-75 Intratnural Basketball, Foot- ball '5U,'5l. Maryland-Playing football and basket- ball kept Louie busy. SNIPPERS - National Honor Society members, Betty Griest, Carol Angell, and Diane Hutchinson, make posters to be displayed in the library during G. Speer G. Speer E. Thatcher J. XVebster vs xkzl- ff Nr' National Book WVeek. D. J. Q -Z: I f B. YVells E. West D. lVinans I YVinfield M. IVondrack K. Yorke - 7 , J A 52 ' Q ii' Q 8- X A 4 . . A A su X ,J 1 If . 'as . X 4'-' ' X BARBARA ANN WIZLLS-IIO4 D St., SE. NHS, Honors 3-63 OT, Miss Egbert 6,73 AY 3,-I. D.C.- A pair of roller skates and Bobbie's content. L EVELYN RUTH WEST-935 Virginia Are., S.W. Young Central 'lransfeig Arthery Club 3: Swinrrning l Meet 4,55 0'I', Miss Lolttnann 7,H. D.C1.-Bows and Zagaml arrows are lQxie's tools. DONNA MARY JEANETTI-I XVINANS-612 North Carolina Ave., S.Ii. Ohio--Bowling shoes and ball are all Donnie needs. JI-LAN DIQLORIQS lI'INFIEI.D-522 Fourth St., N.I-I. OT, Miss Jatnes ti,T. D.C.-Jean enjoys making figure eiglits on ice. MARGII-I IILLI-IN IVONDRACK-38l,l Benton St., N.W. IMI.-Margie liked anything Eastern. KENNl'Q'l'H GIQRARD YURKE-42 Independence Ave., S.l-I. New York-Arthitectttral drawing was Iiennc-llr's fatorite subject. DAVID LIROY YOIANK--4203 Fourth SI., Sli. Projettion Ltew 5,li,Sg '52 Club. New York -Beating ottt titne on a drtttn is fun for Dave. JAMI-QS S.XI.X'.-XDOR ZACAAMI-l6l4 Lang Place, N.l-1. ll.KI.- Mountain tnusic entities Giacomo. I3 rn