East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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The brick used in the buildings is the same as was used in the Freshman group at Harvard. It is made in Connecticut in the only factory where the real colonial brick is still made. Because of its location in the residential district, the colonial type of architecture was adopted. The best features of Southern, New York, Penn- sylvania, and New England Colonial architecture were used, all combining to make beautiful symmetrical buildings, an interesting study in early American architecture. The buildings will be a fitting monument to the early period of our national history, when the foundations of democracy were laid in a system of free public schoolsg they constitute a distinct American school. East High will accommodate four thousand pupils. The various class rooms are designed to accommodate units of thirty, or multiples of thirty. There are many class rooms built to accommodate a unitg others are larger and will hold two units or sixty pupils, while the music room is built for two hun- dred and forty pupils, or eight units. This system makes it possible to use all the rooms to their full capacity. A class of thirty pupils recite in a room built for thirty pupils, and not in one built for sixty. Boston Tech uses the same plan in units of fifteen. Wle are still often reminded of the incomplete state of the building by murderous hammering and drilling, and by halls crowded with materials. Nor have we forgotten tl1e first few days with our wonder and confusion, our Soap-boxu classes, and the dog. RICHARD SAUNDERS, '20. lSl

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THE FACULTY 4- f-'-1f---'--1f--'-' - --'f- --'- '11f1 -1- EDMUND D. LYON .... .......,.. P r1'nc1'paI WALTER PEOPLES .... . . .Ass'istan.t PT'Z'1lC?f7JG.l ROSE E. AGERTER .,.. ...... . Student Advisor OLIVE F. MARSHALL ....... ...... i Secretary ELEANORA COLDMEYER ....,............ .... l Stenographer Art Department Dorothy DeLand Clara Dinekel Alrnira Jewett Agriculture Department A. O. Mathias Chemistry Department C. .l. Brubaker Majorie Vance Commercial Department Blarie Badanes Roy Conner Laura OlNeill Paul Seay John J. Starner Jessie B. Strate Bertha M. Topp A. M. Wonnell English Department Laura E. Aldrich May S. Conner Ruth Grove Bertram Jenkins Anne H. King Ellis Meredith Anne S. McLaughlin Edith Morrison Katherine Ratterman Louise Spilman Flora E. Stoehr Marie Sturwold Stella Wagner French Department Bertha Baehr Alice Cox Catherine James F. L. Schoenle General Science Department CX M. Howe Kate Perin Mahel G. Spellrnire History Department J. Warren Ayer . Adra Dickinson Frank A. Ralston ll0l