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

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S'l'lNl.l'lY .'Xl.'l'0N CIBIKONS-lGl2 East Capitol St. tizidets Il-8, Platoon Sgt. 7.8, llest Private Medal 5: lkhering Staff 3-8. ILC.-Stan's a regular sharp- shooter. 'lOSEl'lIINE LOUISE ClI.I.ESl'IE-3938 East Cap- itol St. Student Council 4,53 Red Cross 5-73 j.C. '32 Club. D.C.-College or high school, Peggy goes for PCIHIHIIIS. l.l.Ol ll XYKRNI-lR CIPSON-1018 lYakefield Drive, Alexandria, Ya. Projection Crew 73 Cadets 3,43 LC, Jv lfootball '49. D.C.-You'll find Beaver strum- ming his guitar. jli.XNNli'l fE CREl'1Nl lliI.D-220 Hamilton SI., N. XV. Honors 53 P 8: J .-Xrt Staff 5,6. New York- Over hill and dale hikes artist Jeannette. RI'I'.-X LORRAINE CREENSTONE-6121 Dix St., N.l'I. Honors 3-63 Student Council 5,63 Dramatics Club 5-63 Forum 73 CRV. Conference 7. D.C.- Kinflergarteners will claim Rita. HOMEXVARD BOIIND - Students board the bus to go home after a hard day's work at school. .si -f E. Harrison N. Hayes li- CXROLYN Sl'E CREER-1815 D St., N,E. Eastern Rep. 3,43 Dramatic Club 5-73 j.G. '52 Club3 Bus- iness Office 7. Virginia-To her love of dramatics Butch adds that of sports onlooker. BETTY LOC GRIEST-1517 A St., N.E. Honors 3-63 Perfect Attendance 4-63 NHS3 Bank 3-8, Pres. 73 Spanish Club, Treas. 73 D.C.-Besides being Bank president, Betty sings in her church choir. SAM CIQORCE H.-XBIB-231 Massachusetts Ave., N.E. G, lfootball '49,'50,'5l3 G, Basketball '49,'50. New York-Banging out rhythms on the drums keeps Sambo busy. SHIRLEY ANN HARFORD-l8?l I-last Capitol St. Charleroi High, I'a.3 Library Club, Pres. 5,6. Penn- svlvania-'Ihere goes Shirley dribbling down the field. L- .. S. Gibbons Gillespie I.. Gipson j. Greenfield R. Greenstone C. Greer K' 15- 1: I . 0 W, 'A g- . . S' X 3 L .X ll B. cries: s. Habib s. rim-ford J. Harper E. Harrell, jr. H. Harris .gy 9. -o v . Q,- J v. V., - hiv? -IOSEPHINE ARDELI.-X HXRPER-4l5 Second St., N.E. Skip 3,63 Bible Club 4,53 Cafeteria 4.5.73 I.i- brary 73 Cheerleader '5l,'523 RH, Hockey '51, C, Basketball '5l. North Carolina-Times Herald Stu- dent .-Xssembly page writing occupies Delia. ELLIOTT LINWOOD H.-XRRELL, JR.-234 Sixth St., S.E. Honors 53 Perfect Attendance 3-63 North Carolina-Mechanical engineering figures in Skippv's future. HAROLD LEE HARRIS-508 D St., N.E. YVest Vir- ginia-Iluddv plans to be a Collegian. ELAINE MITCHELL HARRISON-649 Massachu- setts Ave., N.E. Honors 35,63 Perfect Attendance 35,63 Student Council 5,63 Library 5-7, North Carolina-Steno pads will be filled bv Tippy. NELLIE CARDOZO HAYES-430 Tenth St., N.E. O'I', Miss Monk 7. D.C.-lt's another strike for Nellie the bowler. A. . gs,

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N. Duehring Nl. Ennnans 1: ,iii It 5 . 0' 4d'l N, Di P. Dunan W. Everett A. Fanarolf T. Farragher G. Fitzgerald D. Flanagan, Jr. 5 li vi Q is 2 A i NANCY ELLEN DUEHRING-4411 Silver Hill Rd., Suitland, Md. Honors 55 Bank 75 Business Office 5,6. D.C.-Miniature furniture is Nan's iancy. PHYLLIS ANN DUNAN-1717 Lang Place, N.E. Honors 5,65 .XY fl,-15 Spanish Club 75 Library 5-7. D.C.-Teaching history is the door to Phyllis' ambition. MARY ELLEN EMMANS-704 Fourteenth St., Honors 65 Cafeteria 4-73 OT, Mrs. Butts 5-7. D.C.-The Ramblers make excitement for Mary. WILLIAM JAMES EVERETT-918 East Capitol St. Hi-Y 7. Yirginia-By joining the Navy, Bill,plans to see the worltl. ARNOLD JOEL FANAROI-'F-107 Carroll St., S.E. Honors 35 Student Council 55 Cadets, Rifle Club 4,5,75 Chevrons Club 7,8. D.C.-A medical cancer lor Arnold. THOMAS JOSEPH FARRAGHER-224 Eighth St., SAV. Pole vault, Track '51, New York-Movies rate high with Tom. GLORIA ANN FITZGERALD-322 Fifteenth St., N.E. llonors ti: Perfect At- tendance 3-65 P Rep. 5,ti. D.C.-Gloria models down the latte lo lttshion fame. DANIEL JOSEPH FLANAGAN, JR.-1805 Rosedale St., N.E. D.C.-'l'lie lloys' Club diamond beckons to Don. BELLA FLIEGEL-601 A St., N.E. German Club 5,65 Poland-.Xrobatics are fun for Bella. KAY CONSTANCE FLORENCE-1144 Eleventh St., N.E. AY 3,45 J.G. '52 Club. Virginia-The neigh of a horse brings Kay running. ANNA DORA FOGLE-137 C St., N.E. P X: J Rep. 5-75 Y-Teens 3-75 J.G. '52 Club5 Badminton '50, D.C.-College and the WAFS will claim Penny. GEORGIA MAE FONTANILLA-302 Thirty-sixth St., N.E. Ohio-Swimming and TV gazing hold Jo's attention. RICHARD LOUIS FORD-34 Eighteenth St., S.E. Student Council 3. D.C.- Dick will divide his time between horses and the life of a sailor. PATIENCE SHEILA FOSS-530 Tenth St., SAY. Red Cross 3-ti. DIZ,-lfroni a hospital volunteer to a map drawer, that's Pat's way of life. ROBERT LESTER IfOS'I'liR-142 Tennessee Ave., N.E. Skip tip Honors 3-55 Chess Club 5-7. D.C.-Art and roaming the lfnited States inspire Bob. DOROTHY MAY I-'OIVI.l-1R--l233 lileven-and-a-Hall' St., S.li. Marilttml-Cteet- ing the boss' guests will be Dotty's job. GERALD EDXYARD FRISCH-514 Nicholson St., N.l-Q. Student Council fl,-l. Maryland-Roller skating is Gerrys favorite sport. BARBARA JEAN FULTZ-5032 Fourteenth St., N.E. Red Cross 3,45 AY 3-5. Indiana-Barbara models part-time. ISABELLE RUTH GAYLORD-1539 K St., S.E. Honors 65 P tk J 7,85 Red Cross 3,45 Dramatics Club, Pres. 5,65 Stage Crew 5,65 OT, Mr. Fuchs 5,6, Miss Lohmann 7. New Jersey-Izzies Z1 Tide fan from way back. THERESA EIJGENIA GEORGE-135-1 G St., S.E. Georgia-A visitor to Egypt is what Teddy hopes to be. Bu 15. I av- , ff- 'F- , 7 -7 . I ? vt. NJ' - f 6 . 5 , 3 B. Fliegel K. Florence A. Fogel G. Fontanilla R. Ford P. Foss R, Foster D. Fowler G. Frisch B. Fultz I. Gaylord 'I'. George N 552 4' 7- V . Qi., J , 5 5' . ' 3 ' li ' L - it .,+ R L ,

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Jlf.-KN l'll.l.l'lN lll'iRRFl.I.-ll5 D St., Sli. P K J tr 3 Rep. '. l .CI.--Reading is Jeatt's joy. l'HlI.ll' IJVNIIAN llOCKl'Q'Ii'I'Hl838 'lllird St., N li. Honors fl, fadets 3-8, llest Corporal Medal. '50, IMI,-Clang! lt's another ringer for Phill. HNNN Xll .XlJlil.l.li ll0I.l..XNllliR-700 llllflllilliill St., N.li, New York-Hannah admires movie stars. ROlSlf.R'l' 1.5 NN llOl.I-lS-fltll l-Ileventh St., SAY. llasehall '3l. lJ.CZ.-Iilrenristry formulas interest Hol, Rlwlll lllXNli llOl.l.IS'l'liR--ISU7 Bay St., S.li. llonots fl-ti: P K Rep. Il-ti, Red Cross Al, G. .rl Llulm, llustntss Ollite 4-13 lladrninton nl. DL. -Ruth dirt-tts and plays the music for her church. lYll.l.l XM RKl.l'll ll0Nl4.YCl l l'fl4ll3 Poto- mac Xve., S.li. D,tI.-Propellers rate high with Bill. ll.XRll.-'SRX JANIC HOOVICR-12 Tenth St., N.li. Honors ti: Pertect Attendance 3,5155 P ze J Rep -7-'51 lzasterner Business Stall 7: OT, Mr. lVood- worth ti-73 Hockey 35,73 Basketball 3,-1,65 SS, Base- ball 4,ti. lJ.C.-Bobbi likes to decorate her house. JEANNE PATRICIA HOUGH-316 Fifteenth St., 8.1-2. F, Basketball '50, W. Hockey '-19: D.C.-Spares and pins are Sookey's love. CLXRIANII llliYlCRI.Y HVDSON-3811 Tltirteentll St., N.W. D.C.-Garland likes to dahble in pastels and oils. WIl.I.I.XM CH.-kRI.liS HUFFAKI-lR-3331 Baker St., N.li. NSPA Photography Award ti, P X: J Photog. 5-Hg Easterner Photog. 5-85 Spanish Club 5-73 Biology Club 5-71 Camera Club 4-63 Golf Illuh, 6, OT, Mr. Simon 4-ti. Arkansas-A camera and flash blubs will click in 1Iill's future. DIANEHlVl'K1HINSON-4065 Minnesota Ave., N.E. Honors 3-ti, NHS, Quill, Scrollg 2 Awards, National Poetry .-Xss'ng Award, National I-Qssay Ass'np P lk J 3-H, Managing l-Qditor 7,85 liasterner 5-85 Scrooch 5-73 Y-Teens 5,63 Forum Club 7. Pennsylvania- Pedtlling a bicycle is Diane's avotation. Q .2 J. Herrell P. Hockett . '6- Q .1 7 . lanky:-5 M H. Hollander R. Hollis R. Hollister W. Honeycutt B. Hoover J. Hough ,iw , r-,, - Q. ,, 5 , we Avy ,- . 1-y Tv tv Q ,A ,Q W, .'Z'i . ' I '-'. 22251: 'I j G. Hudson XV. Iluffaker ID. llutchinson IZ. Javier J. Jeffries D. Johnson Z .1 ii 5 ,,,, .. . 5 'vs' f f w STANDING ROOM ONLY - Students line up to purchase tickets to A Christmas Carol. EUGENE PEDRO JAVIER-3514 Reservoir Rd., NNY. IIC.-Kicking a pigskin through the up- rights delights Geno. JEAN FRANCIES Jlilf'I-'RIES-1301 Madison St., Hyattsville, Md. lJ.C.-Jean will be a stenographic tareerist. DOROTHY IMOGI-INI-1 JOHNSON-l'7l2 L St., N. I-1. Honors Florida-Taking stock is Gene's job. lk.-Xl.l HR EYKLENIQ JOHNSTON-l3-H Independ- ence Are., S.E. Red Cross 3-7: AY 3-7. Virginia- HHE. sets a draftman's career as his goal. HI-1RlSlfLR'I' GER.-XLD KAIIFMAN-l730 Trinidad Ave., NIQ. Broad jump, 440, Track '49, Maryland- Bowling rates with Herbie. PAl'LlNl-l Allflli KEEHN-427 Eighth St., S.E. Honors 5,65 German Club 3-65 Physics Club 5-73 OT, Mr. Simon 5,6, Pennsylvania-G.lV. beckons Pauline. ROBERT GORDON KELLEY-2800 Shipley Ter- race, S.I-L. Student Council 3-51 G, JY Basketball '50, Virginia-Bob's avocation is to be a Navy man.