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

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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

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...J v is THE PEN IS MICHTIER-Eastern's chapter of the interna- tional honorary socie-tv for high school journalists. otherwise known as Quill and Scroll. poses for a picture. First r0u': Vir- ginia Xrnolil. .-'tnn ffm-hran. tfolvina Cliri-tlr-y. Julie Walker, Rf-ln-vt-ai Hayes, Sewuriff: Sandra Nlattliews. Donna Stevens, th-rn:-lia lfaa-rn. E-tlivr llaninio-rinan. Yiolet Fonner, Diane lfaraway, Third: liarhara llunnwll. Rohert Humphreys, Ann Halford. Sylvia Xalf-ntin:-. and Paula llanf-s. ll4l'NUli Hill Nl! 'lihv National Honor Sm-if-ty gliilllvfs 'rounfl. filfil rfiu: Elini --v- Ruin. 4.olfina lfliristlv-5. Estlivr llaninicr- ni.in. Xiiginia Xrnol-l. Nlairao llillups. .vforii1': ltolwrta llill, l'.irii+ 1.4 llitvliii-. 'Naiit-i Hill. lfornw-lia lfaa-v-ri. Xlarian lfart- vsiigzlit. Vin 1.1-vlirari. Nliiilrv West. Tfiirfl: It--l vvki' mi llaif'-. Georgia l'h:'lIs. Xnn ltaiforsl. Hail tiilinan. Funrlhz lolin Xkanulvr. livlv-n lituslzis. liayinonil l ritlviwtiotl. Holi:-it lluinph- rf-5 -. anil liloria Xli'-Xllistvr. 26 Yf'llf.E Ulf THE l,E0l'l.Ef Student Council rep- rvseritaliws from eat-h homeroom plan sclmol 'if- fair-. firm! mu: X. tlrif-st. S. Wvnkoop. E. Hammer- inan. ll. Six. X. trnoltl. .SPYUIIIII J. Lane-. J. l'orr. Xl. tyre-en. P. Nlar-h. P. Bri-we-r. P. Peter-. ll. John- -on. 5. lain:--. Y. Nloorf-. Y. Swartz. P. Pilkington. Tlzirff: F. M-i-il. ll. faraviay. 1. Erskine. Nl. Cua- li:-lmi. ll, hi-w. X. tjrot 1-. W. john-on. E. Mulligan. j. lialilt-r-on. li. lloppwlliviii-r. R. lirown. ti. Ride'- nour. F. Nlarshall. ll, 1.5 nch. T. Lowry. and Nl. Davis. Easternites appraised the significance of future philanthropic living as elective socie- ties pointed the wav through service. Besides sponsoring three dances. a clothing drive, and the sale of TB Christmas seals, the Student Council also distributed twenty-two Thanks- giving baskets, held king and queen elections, sent birthday and Christmas cards and East- erners to boost the morale of Eastern boys in service. National Honor Society activities included selling Christmas cards, candy canes, Easter eggs, ushering at the Christmas Prelude, and conducting induction assemblies to encourage high scholastic standards. Filling Thanksgiving and Christmas bas- kets, collecting shoes. and sponsoring a Christmas party were on the agenda of Quill and Scroll.