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

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F' 'ir locational skills were devel- oped by students who learned to co-ordinate mind and manual dexterity. Sixty senior driver trainees each had from six to eight hours be- hind the wheel of a 1953 Pontiac furnished by the General Motors Corporation and approximately twenty hours observation from the back seat. The woodshop received a new drill press. a disc sander. and a shaper with assorted cutters. Fur- nished all materials. artisans fash- ioned everything from bookends to boats, which they took home. Floor lamps. playing card holders, table lamps, ash trays. bookends, and cribbagc boards were made for the Red Cross. Wiliile beginning students learn- ed the fundamentals of the print- ing trade. advanced printers print- ed nine issues of the school paper. the sixteen-page alumni bul- letin, and assorted school forms. One or two periods can be taken daily. with each offering one-half credit per semester. WHERE? THE C.-XRBL'RETOR?- Driver-training student- Harry Litts and Mildred Lawson join their instructor Mr. Samuel A. Williams in examining the parts of an automobile engine. YOU ARE INVITED -ln printing class Norman Williams and James Nlif.-liael print invitations which the seniors will use to an- nountv' th'-ir ct-mmencenient exervist--. :XQUX HOT-ROD-Edward Mitchell works on the steering gear of his hydravplane in preparation for snrnnier racing. He reniodwlwl the boat. wlticlt ro-t him 5230. in woodsbop class. 'N Y -4' Q 9' , Q, . are-f xx' af' Manual Arts Prime ccupational Skills

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Attuning to the Social Scene 2 'M -at N . l 44, Seeking a new pinnacle, the Eastemite ap- praises his accomplishments to discoveritlmt intellectual heights are but a foundationg .his educational progress carries him to the foot- hills of life's range. The traveler, intent on conquering higher ground, scans the plane of extra-curricular activities. Since all know- ledge cannot be had from he sets about selecting the activities which nearer his goal. He joins his educational interests, change of ideas with othe ernite forms a basis for Gradually he realizes that along with the joy of through experience and er exciting challenge - corporate social u Answering this invitation organizations that function the East ernite clinches old friendships ones while broadening his