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

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,X 1 porfagi oloen or global experienced Educators from Germany, Switzer- land, the Philippines, Iceland, and other far-flung places visited Eastern frequently and talked with teachers and students. The evaluation com- mittee of the Middle States Associa- tion of Secondary Schools and Col- leges spent three days taking stock of the building, classes, students, and fa- culty The evaluation report cited the friendliness betueen students and CAPIT AL INVESTIGATORS The govern ment classes of Mrs Weber and Nfr Myers lease the Supreme Court after visiting the Library of Congress and Capitol they sat tn on sessions of the Jl1dlC13I'y and Senate teachers and the great number of ac- tivities offered the student body. Ex- Easternites renewed old acquain- tances at the annual homecoming banquet and dance in April. Mean- while, spring tours through old Alex- andria, sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolution, gave Easternites a picture of a part of his- toric Virginia FLYING HIGH Norman Mldkxff studies the control panel while Richard Berger and Robert Cooke observe when the aviation class visited Bowling Air Force Base .L -41 W ...nl

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Due to the combined elforts of Presi- dent .Iulizi Clunninghanr, Vice-President Willirun Hix, Secretary Esther Ham- rnerman and Treasurer Peter Pavlos, the Student Council, composed ol represent- atives ol each junior and senior high section, concluctecl an orientation assem- lrly :incl sponsored four dances to en- liven school lile. Drives were conducted to gather clothes lor needy children, to sell Christnrrrs seals lor the IJ. Cl. Tuber- culosis Association, :ind distribute fif- teen 'lilrzrrrlcsgivirrg baskets. Yule cards were sen' to lizrstern boys in the service in Clerwrrgirry, France, and Korea. Peter and Esther played records and made an- nouncernents daily in the caleteria dur- ing lunch periods. XQ HONOR Sl'k..XKliRS - Marion Godwin, Mary Xrm lfrenclr, Samuel Chyatte, and Gretchen Arnold speak for character, service, leadership, and sclrolrrrship at a National Honor Society induction ceremony. ,fl r 4 -X 9 IX COX!-lf,RliXClli - Nlr. and Mrs. Paul Brahler clis- cuss their son's work with XflsS Ella Monk frightj, counselor. :rt one ol liastern's Home and School As- sociation meetings. NIGHT WXI-CH - Quill and Scroll members coax the fire into life at a wienie roast at Fort Dupont. They are: Edward Blank, Patricia Hockett, Joyce Live- say, Mary Ann French, Evelyn Parent, Barbara Chil- dress, Samuel Chyatte, Margaret Mitchell, james Cauff- man, and Edmtrnd Scherr. l5