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

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1., -1' sf 7, ir, N IX5 III-,I.l'1-.R - Nurinu Martin is one nt the inanx I-Xmeiii blndents who helped via if xx In bring :i Mein Lliiistiiizif' to those h N tnilnn.nr than lin-iriwhei. ILM I x XXI! NX XI' l.nnci.r llnb rnun bnxx giiizniie thru l.ile-l piunies. .Nlumlivilqg I :Inu Klum Qimn. l'iIlllL1.l llmkell. k1.llI1K'N lillirix. li.ink l'mI1r4rkN.fvL'Hlg1'X5'0Ilg.Mifirlgi rrp. HF.XI.THIER FUN - Allied Youlh mem- bcix diwcim their niotlo. They are: George Haniix. Rnbeii Miller, Bern' Snead, Virginia Airiulil, Williaiii Masxin, Sandra Matthews, Robert Huinphrcyi, and Frances Colailzi. HELP

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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

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r anzzaftonfi ITIOIII 9 . . 'vate inferedfd Members of the Camera Club busied themselves learning to take and develop better pictures and ex- ploring for snaps on field trips to outlying woods and rural districts. Outings around the school area also provided the camera enthusiasts with opportu- nities for urban shots. XVith the proceeds from the sale of vanilla extract, Bible Club members purchased a tape recorder to lend to shut-ins and hospitalized persons for listening to speeches, sermons, and music. Other activities included morning devotionals, a Bible study course, and Bible quiz competitions with other schools. Hayrides, wienie roasts, dances, and roller skating parties occupied Allied Youth mem- bers. Along with their social programs, A.Y. carried on charity projects, filling baskets for the needy and soliciting contributions of toys for poor children at Christmas. The agenda for the Y-Teen Club listed roller skating, swimming, dances, and bowling. BOOK OF BROTHERHOOD - Holy Scripture is studied in the Bible Club: Mildred Shipe, Virginia Dosher, Mar- ion Bast, Ruth Brooks, Eunice Ryan, Patricia Hockett, Robert Cable, Her- shold Stoner, Douglas Miller, john Day, Charles Parker, Carlene Brown. CI' SJ SERVICE AND SOCIALS - Y-Teen members plan for business and fun. Sitting: Billie-joan Bushong, Effie Anderson, Ruth Arends, Donna McCarthy, Nora Palmer. Standing: Betty Snead, Ierie COITIITS, jean Harper, Helen Gaulton. 2l