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

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Mr. John Paul Collins FREEDOM'S VOICE-Mr. Kel- vin Shivers, representative of Freedoms Foundation, presents Mr. Collins and Mary Ann French with the Freedoms Foun- dation Medal and a check for S100 for an editorial by Mary Ann in The Easterner, one of thirty such awards made to win- ning school newspapers in the United States. iX.x I 'oo-f if Miss Freda D. Egbert Mr. Lynn F. Woodworth Q '-'vm e.. ,,

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Attalnlng Intellectual As a traveler has a so the high school student individual and a completed f goal. For the high school H intellectual heights is H fulfilling his responsibility V also in the satisfaction of M dreams into achievement. s A cross-section of sents a kaleidoscopic Q ideal is as individual as the v it belongs. Yet spanning 1 0 uality is the bridge of is the common denominator , though each end is A terminal, the charted ft same road. Eastern High K! each pupil the same varied f perienced instructors as his future. To the ments present a challenge pectations into reality in

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I I Administrators Encoura e Achie m n Easternites watched their dreams of the future take shape under the guidance of leaders interested in help- ing them achieve their goals. Well-known to students for his introductions of speakers in the assemblies and his presentations of special awards, Mr. John Paul Collins, principal, was kept busy with administrative duties. Always ready to offer advice on girls' problems, Miss Freda D. Egbert, assistant principal, enjoyed her hobbies-gardening and reading. She showed her in- terest in student art by her bulletin board exhibits. Mr. Lynn F. Woodworth. assistant principal for boys, inspired the Twelfth Man spirit in pep assemblies in addition to his regular administrative duties. Mr. Woody also spoke to students in the cafeteria over the PA. system. Answering questions on programs, colleges, and jobs, the three counselors, Miss Margaret Abramson, Miss Pauline Lohmann, and Miss Ella Monk, were assisted by six advisers. To keep the business office going, the two secretaries joined forces and directed a student staff. TOSS-UP-Assistant principals, Miss Egbert and Mr. Wood- worth. and teacher. Mr. Wondrack. who were umpires at the varsity-faculty baseball game, confer on a close play. A FRIENDLY CHAT-Mrs. Joan McMannama and Mrs. Thel- ma Oliver, office secretaries. check the mime-ographing of the daily bulletin. 5 g Veet COL'NSEl.ORSiMiss Ella Monk, Miss Pauline Lohmann and Miss Margaret Abramson discuss scholarship opportuni- ties. Miss- Isabella Harris. Miss Edith Drumm, Mr. YY. Bar- ra-tt Fuchs. and Mr. Ralph Watt are advisers. ts -Y-N