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

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HONOR YOVR l'.-XRTXILRZ - Lasternites en- joy the lint square dance of the season with Nlr. I'giul liultcx. tmmlslmp Iezicliei, as caller. TIME OUT POR FUN - Easternites are en- joying themselves dancing to The Pastels' or- chestra at the Spring Serenade. 'I Yl'lt..Xl, N.'XNlliS.'XKl-QS - lflorian Zabach gives the awards to Mr. and Bliss Eastern, William Smtscr anal julia Cunningham, elected by the mule-nt hotly. Many Blown acts as flower girl, 5 xx t ' l . X Ji -fi sg N 'N Nh, , 1 is 1 1 ' I' ,, A .L .V n j If I X X l J

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Va riety 6161015 zedf FUTURE RENIBRANDTS - Members of the Art Center Committee tllsCllSS their exhibits, I-'irst row: Charles Lamb, Etelyn Parent. Second: Virginia Ar- nold, Virginia llosher, llonna Stevens, Sandra Mat- thews, Georgia l'helts. Tlinzlz Virginia NItYearry, Robert llurnphreys, Ann Cochran. julie XValker, Sylvia Valentine, Ann Raiford. MARE MINE MUSIC - At the Spring Serenade the major chorus gets a respite while the East- ernaires, a quartet composed of Edward Rogers, Iimmie james, Jack Saxty, and Douglas Miller, take oxer. Among artistic students, amateur ae- tors and actresses displayed their talents to the school through the Dramatic tlluh. They produced a one-act thriller, entitled Ghost l-arm, and with the chorus presented tahleaux for Christ- mas. Between performances they were instructed in stage and speech techni- que, makeup, and costuming. A port- ahle art gallery Consisting of ten mov- able panels was created by the Art Cen- ter Committee and set up in the Mem- orial Room to provide the means for the first art exhibits in the school. The shows comprised paintings and drawings of local professional artists and liastern alumni at area universities. , I -fn- 1-

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611 gn? social ameri sl XR PRONII-.N KDE - New steps in square danting are tained ln the Eastern H1 Sash Shayers, who meet every XVed- nesday exening in the gun under the direction of Nfr. Paul lamlset. And the band played on . . as the couples danced round and round at the many successful dances. The junior and senior pronis, the l dantes ol the year, displayed girls in lieautilul gowns and proud, smiling esrorts. The 1-Qastern-.Xnz ffllllllf itostia dance cliinaxing the Eastern-.Xnacostia lootliall game, the Christnias Holly Hop and the Valentine dance with the King and Queen ol Hearts reigning, spiced the daily study routine. Variety was added by Nlr. Paul Lackey, woodshop teacher, who gave the calls lor square dancing each XYednesday night. Miss liastern, Alulia Cunningham, presided over the annual alumni dinner-dance as alunini and students mingled lor an evening of fun and music. E-f lllfx ' DANCE OF THE HEARTS - The Valentine dance brought excitement to Eastern as Mary Potter and Henry Hastings were revealed Queen and King of Hearts by popular vote. l 9