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

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PIGSKIN l'OWliRHOl'SliS - Fmt roar: Ronnie Win- ters, Cllymlc Shippe, Mike Monaghan, Bob Kialta, Paul Brahler, limi Mulligan. George lilialles, Bob lillis. Src- onrl: Bill Smith, Noah Wilkerson, Bill Hix, I.arry XVarner, Tom Strainer, Che! Pohulsky, Charles Abell, Bob Hays. Third: Gerry l'.CI'glliflll, Don Beck, Buclcly Hoover, George q I r Q 8 , s i l ' x l -N: . 1 I l V X 7 'es .,... X , f, illlil Shania, .Xl Rilzenburg, Buddy Lewis, Ralph Perry, Bob Cooke. Fourth: Cay Clark, Buddy Fontana, Burt Smyser, Charlie Sampson, Danny Few, Francis Martino, Pete Volker, EIIIIHCII Bland, Pele Schlosser. Fifth: Coach Dick Nfentzer, Manager Don Wiseman, Coach Gene Kenny, Coach john jankowski, Manager Bob Hum. 5 ' A l END RVN ON TWO - Quarterback Chesler Pohulsky calls the play in the huddle during a prac-tice session, while substitutes watch to pick up pointers, , mx, .-

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Safegllafding fomorrowji lteahlt fl X T1 HEALTH GUARDIAN - Mrs. Rebecca Windle, R.N., looks over her supplies in Eastern's infirm- ary. BALANCED DIET - As part of hygiene class, john Vasco and Richard Thayer learn from a chart, making food lessons more vivid. PHYSICAL EDUCATION - Mrs. Betty J. WVarner, Miss Helen B. Beck, Mrs. Ruth B. Bartilson, Miss Ann J. Fennessey, and Mrs. Constance B. Kulik are interested in Miss Lois K. james' knitting. 1 I ' I ' 3 - li- xt - 2 .A ll! 1 YR. Q eg 51-' K...,,,:.... - T' 4- '.-.- -- ' U I' I il-. If Tl mf '15, ll I .1 l'LlL, :l I 'LII f.--... -1- I fi

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1 li. ,M 4 FUMBLE - Noah Wilkerson 1255 looks on as Anacostia's Dan Droze dives for the pigskin after it popped out of Charlie I'ratt's Qon ground, arms. Bobby Hays rushes in. HANDS Ol-'F - Hard-running Rambler half- hack Sonny Wise sprints past Saul Bernstein and Stan Bobb of Coolidge. Hampered by injuries throughout the grid season, the Ramblers ended up with a mediocre 2-3 interhigh record. Although the Tide lost the opener to Hagerstown, 19-13, Eastern outran its opponents by l70 yards, with Sonny YVise the leading gainer as he ate up 154 yards. Outstanding work was shown by Larry XVarner against Western when he intercepted two passes and returned them for a total of 73 yards, scoring once. XVhile losing to Wilson, 26-18, the Blue found a new ground gainer in Robert Cooke, who reeled off 108 yards against the Tigers. The highlight of the XVilson game came when Wise re- turned a kickoff 80 yards to score. Against Anacostia, Robert Kiatta scored two touchdowns. pamddr laura if 1 Wga xx- fir- A ,t 11 T 'L i fy , lllg- . Y , 'f 'Y ' 7 LJl3f,'1-'v ,ACA ',.