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

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THONLXS ARNOLD Ill..-XKIE-l6l0 lsherwootl St., N.l'. IJ.C.-l'nt, a Coast-guatrtlsman-to-be, stars on the sandlot. j0KN URI-1'l7ll.X ll0lllll'l I'-l324 E St., N.E. l' k ul Rep. 3-3: 215, lluselmll 130. lJ.C.-l'unkum enjoys tlzmting at the YWCA. Sll lRl,liNl-1 MAI-2 lSOHAC4l7l9 'Taylor St., N.li. Honors 3: .XY 3,-l. Nebraska-lloots once rowed to to shore without any ours. Sl'l-QNCI-QR WHEIEIJ-QR BOONE-lll2 K St., N.E. Honors 3-3: Printing Staff 3-7. D.C.-Smatking a good pop fly delights Spencer. PHYLLIS BORCHIISE-1519 H St., N.li. Skip 3,6: Honors fl-6, NHS: Quill, Scroll: l' k j 4-8: liaster- uer -1-8. News, Headline Editor 7.8: Biology Club 5-7: Spanish Club 5-7: lforum 7: Hockey '5U. D.C. -l'hyl's an atrtlent writer. CAROL B.-llil-lR BOSWI-ZLI.-72l Sixteenth St., S.E. I' k j Rep. 6,7. North Carolina'Singing ami col- lecting records fill C1u'ol's extra time. FIRE PREVENTION - An insurance company representative uses magic on Warner Gipson and Valentine Dulay to put over his point at a fall assembly. S. Boone P. Borghese C' Boswell R. Broches K. Broman W. Bruce 94 X ,A j. Bumgardner J. Burns R, Burr X X X X B A J- Ufton 5, Butler G. Callahan xgxi if X X C 3 ' I' . NJ vbugngzm I lf. . p ' RALPH jl'LES BROCHI-IS-720 Sixth St., SRV. JO.-XNNE MARIE BURTON-1732 Lang Place, N. V '52 Club: Iiasterner Rep. 6.7. Maryland- Ii. German Club 3.4: Library 4-6: Cafeteria 3-7, R Ralph plans to travel with the Air Force. DC.-Joanne is on the beam on the miniature V K KARIN ELIZ.-XIIETH BROM.-KN-l38 Tennessee golf COUNC- N' If Ave., N.E. Easterner Rep. 5-7: OT, Mrs. Butts 7. SHIRLEY ANNE BUTLER-621 South Carolina ' if New York-Karin is at home at the piano. Ave., S.l-1. Dramatics Club 7. Virginia-Snapping ,px , WAYNE ROGERS 1xRt'Ct1-504 Eighth st., NE. piflufes is Buttons hobby. D.C.-lYayne, an ardent hunter, delights in rooting q:l.j0Rf,lA PA-I-RICIA CALLAHAN-M6 First J' at football games. gl g 1: Houma, 345. p kj Re f. - -, , . . . ,.,. . 1 . . . , p. .w, Chemistry Club B. Campbell jANli'l' LUIS lll'NlC.XRllNliR-822 A St., S.l-I. Red 41 l.ibra1ry 4. Indiana-l':ttte's future is in book- C. Camel- Cross li: Y-Teens 3.4: AY 7. Ohio-Sis' future in- kwpillg. fllldcs 'H'ffin'fSS fffllfgf- mktuks ji-LAN C.XNIl'BliLL-l83l Burke st., s. J.-XMI-QS IVILLIAM BURNS-20 Chesapeake St., S. Ii. Red Cross 5-7: Easterner Rep. 7: Y-Teens 5-7: H. Maryland-Weight-lifting, tumbling, and hand j.G. '52 Club: RH, Hockey '50,'5l: G, Basketball balancing keep jimmy in shape. '30. Pennsilvania-London and Paris beckon to Q. Rtfssiiu. czu.-uu.i1s istrkk-1364 1. st., s.r:. stu- Jeanie- H flllllff Slfllvtvapllff- ., .-A dent. Council 33. D.C.-Russ is right at home in the woodshop. I-ll.l.l-IN ANN C,XN'lil-1R-39l5 S St., S.E. D.C.- I-Qllen wants to be a hospital receptionist. A . .fl l 7

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M. Abel C. Amundson vw .- a. ,l f-l ' 6 E. Anderson L. Angell l, if V fs- ' 5,5 f' . fx y ae- , 1 ..t.,. . lil...u,-1 A -. f D. Armstrong F. Beavers If K. Adams C. Anderson LG- , . Gs C 3 S. Andrews A. Armistead A Barrett R Bernard MARGIE ANN ABEL-J308 D St., S.E. Honors 6: Cafeteria 4.5. D.C.-Crocheting and swimming occupy Margie's spare time. KERMIT EUGENE ADAMS-1223 Orren St., N.E. Basketball '50,'5l. Pennsyl- vania-Football is favored by Curly, a future sailor. CLARENCE EDYVARD AMUNDSON-1834 A St., S.E. North Dakota-Etl works as a dianetics expert after 3 p.tn. CHARLES ROBERT ANDERSON-l34l East Capitol St. Easterner Business Staff 5,63 Cadets 7, Rifle Club 73 G, Football 3,43 OF, Baseball 3,-lg Dash, Relay, Track ':3l. D.C.--Sharpshooter Bob is a potential naval engineer. EVELYN MAYXVOOD ANDERSON--1239 C St., S.E. Honors 4-63 School Store 5-71 j.G. '52 Club: lV,CH, Hockey '-l9,'50,'5l. ll.C.-Besides bowling, Evie dances on wheels. SARAH REBECCA ANDREYVS-1318 Eleventh St., S.E. Honors 5,63 Library 4-7. North Carolina-Sarah looks forward to a career in nursing. LILYAN CAROLE ANGELI.-203 D St.. N.li. llonors 3-65 NHS. Virginia- Carole performs on the roller rink. ANNALEE ARMISTEAD-518 'lenth St., S.E. llonors 35,65 Quill. Scroll: Scholastic Writing Keyg P kj 3-8, Managing Editor 7,83 Easterner 5-8, Columnist 7, Scrooch 6,73 German Club 4-83 Forum 75 G.W. Conference 7. D.C.- A enjoys being half of the column byline, Angtts. DOI ORES FRANCES ARMSTRONG--3323 Atnes St., N.E. Pep Club 3. D.C.- Dee boasts of facing Mel Torme. AGNES NAOMI BARRETT-905 Seventh St., S.E. D.C.-Aggie will be a key- puncher come june. SHIRLEY ANN BAST-336 Twelfth St., S.E. Honors 4-65 Red Cross 5-7, HB, Hockey '49,'50g F, Basketball '50.'5lg lB, Softball '50,'5l. D.C.hShirley sings as an A Capella vocalist with the National Lutheran Chorus. EUGENE ELSYVORTH BEALL-1522 Potomac Ave., S.E. P tk J Rep. 33 Pro- jection Crew 3-5. D.C.-Marksman Gene plans to be a cartographer. JOANNE BEALL-5200 Fourth St., NAV. Red Cross Rep. 31 C, Basketball '50. D.C.-lt's a TYVA hostess career for cabinet-making jo-Jo. HERBERT STANLEY BEAN-707 A St., N.E. D.C.-Rebuilding cars is enjoy- ment for Herbert. FAY JOYCE BEAVERS-2204 R St., N.l-I. D.C.-Professional dancing helps Fredda attain her goal of teaching dancing. RUTH ANNA BERNARD-321 Massachusetts Ave., N.E. Stttdent Council 7,83 Easterner Rep. 5,65 G, Basketball '49g 3B, Baseball '50. Virginia-Ruthie is a connoisseur of salt and pepper shakers. DAVID EARL BEST-ll30 Forty-fifth Place, S.E. Student Council 3-6, Hi-Y 75 Projection Crew 6,75 2B, Baseball '5l. D.C.-Fire! There goes Dave, an emergency fireman. Q' 4 Qu S. Bast E. Beall j. Beall H. Bean D. Best T. Blake j. Bobbitt S. Bohac 'Q-.1 X 0'

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DOROTHY KATHRYN CARTRICHT-216 Ninth St, N.Ii. Honors 3,4133 OT, Miss K. C. Moore 7: Basketball '49,'50'5l. D.C.-Choir music is enjoyed by Dot. LOITISIC VIRGINIA CASH-229 O St., SRV. Hon- ors 5,63 Majorette 3,43 Bank 3-8. ILC.-A career in danting would suit Louise to a T. JAMIQS ALAN CAIFFFMAN-504 Independence Ave., S.li. Honors 3-63 NHS3 Quill, Scroll3 Cadets, lst I.t. '5l,'523 lfirst place, NCO rifle manual, EHS, '5lg Third place, NCO rifle manual, Brigade, '5lQ Iiaslerner 5-8, Sports I-lditor 7,83 Spanish Club 7, VI' 73 Rifle Club 3-6. jim covers sports events for the S.S..-X. MILTON WVINFIELD CHAMBERS-521 H St., N. li. Honors 3-63 Cadets 3-8, Captain 7,83 Best Cor- poral tllandj, Best Sgt. ffiompanyj Awards. Penn- sylvania-Caplain Milt ' 3 ' ' ' science or agriculture. looks forward to working in THOMAS XVAYNE CLARK-l2l9 F St., N.IZ. Honors 5,63 C, JV Basketball '503 Track '49,'50. Maryland-Skeeter and a trombone are a duo. BARBARA DOROTHY COHICN-900 G St., SAV. Skip fig Honors 3-53 I' 8: j Rep. 4,53 German Club 5,7. New jersey-Cases in law are for Mickey. NORMA ANN COI,I.IIi-4303 Corman Terrace, S. li. Honors fl-G3 NHS3 IC. '52 Clubg OT, Mr. XVatt 4-73 RW, RI, Hockey '49,'503 SS, Baseball 'Sill C, Basketball '50,'5l. D.C.-Playing a piano agrees with Norma. ANNIE CI I'IIBIiR'l' COI.I.INS-4003 Twenty-first St., N.Ii. Student Council 7,83 Ilramatics Club 5,6. D.C.--Nancy's interest centers about textile paint- ing and sketching. CAROL ANN COLSON-ll8 Ifourteentlr St., S.F. Honors 5,63 Chemistry Club 73 Major Chorus 3-63 Hamilton Bank Contest 6. Il.C.'Carol, a city vocal- ist, takes record requests for Jackson Lowe. D 1 . Cartright L. Cash Ks J. Cauffman M. Chambers T. Clark B. Cohen N. Collie A. Collins fmvf. 1 .1 ' ig, nr ,D -an 'us H '9- Elf .J 4'- at I' STARTING POINT - Students get books from their lockers for their morning classes. lfR.XNCIS AI.I.liN COOK-l-101 A St,, S.l-I. ILC.- U' K Iforeign stamps intrigue Cookie. ROY I.IiI-Q I1OI'I'.XllCl-Q--2llU8 Cainesxille St., S.E. Iiasterner Rep. 5,63 Spanish Club 53 l'N Club 6,73 ' . A ' CKY. Conference 7. clkl2IllOIII2l-ikllltlllg his Lllllll- ! ' , 1 f ' ' graphs is Connie Mack's, Red boasts. t I ROIIICRT LINXYOOII COSIICNBXDIQR-22l8 C. Colson -F. Cook R- Coppadge Ilouhglas St., Virginia-When not lmnting or lrslnng, Bob raises animals. R, Costenbadcr wi Crawford E. C,-i,,,,,,0,,d, II wll.i.l.xn lJOI'CI.AS CRAXVl'ORID-753l .lllen- -4 5293 1- , -f '59 r '. 1 Q1 15, ' -.- V . ,, limes.. i town Rd., S.Ii. Ili-Y 5-73 Projection Crew 5,153 Mgr., Baseball '5l. Mithigan-Bill has a yen for horses. - ICIJIYARIJ 'LIIOMAS CRISMOND, II-lllflll Poto- mac Axe., S.Ii. Projection Crew 6-83 Cadets 3-8, ,,, . - . . . . IQd's pleasure. , fi.. Il.C.--Streams interest fisherman Andy Sgt. 1.8. Ill..-C.lax' modeling IS the gateway to .XNIIRIHY GEORCIZ CRONK-4920 Minnesota Are., N,I1. Ifirst prize, Iford Motor Contest '5I.