East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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THE LINGERLONGERS Motto: Better late than never. Colors: Yellow and White. Symbols: A clock three minutes slow, and a tortoise, symbolizing punctuality and speed. HE Lingerlongers are a very prominent factor at East High. They are, strange to say, not very popular with Mr. Peoples. Their ceremonies take place nearly every day just after half past eight in the morning, though all the members do not always participate in every ceremony. There are two rewards of merit, both conferred by Mr. Peoplesg white for ordinary effort, and yel ow for those of exceptional accomplishment. The rewards are always prized and proudly shown to at least two teachers. The yellow reward isf of exceptional value since it is good for one admission to the popular detention room. Latest- Ann Penn Later- Leslie Mansell Late- Kathryn Aiken Jack Fuller Irene Gromme Hazel Bowen Jean Garretson Howard Herrlinger Sam Curl Byron Greaves Virginia McBreen Howard Fuldner HOW WOULD THEY LOOK? Peggy Crawford without a smile. Howard Fuldner teaching chemistry. Dick Gerrmann alone. Byron Greaves in knee pants. Earnest Daulton plus 120 pounds. Leslie Mansell as an orator. Robert O'Dowd without the money-bag. Bob Verhage without his mustache. Bill Keck without a cigarette. i Bill Kreidler in overalls. Whitacre at a pink tea. Clark in a hurry. Stevens without an excuse. Fehl without a noise. Ben Evans without a collar. Sam Curl operating a typewriter. Frank Jennings with a girl. l166I

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CINCINNATI ROAST 4 THE THEATRE A HOT DRINK KELLOG'S Blazabelle Sparks and his hand trained AT Oysters in that scintillating success, Mary's Little Finger., at the sign of the 3 IN 1 CASTOR-OIL Boot. ONE BIG GLORIOUS THRILL Sliding Billy Wartson with the million dollar feet in that wondrous, flashing, snappy, super-supreme show, Cork Leg Dan. Now showing at the Olympian Opera House. Lnuncelot de Veribml, Proprietor. BUGABOO KNOCKED OUT U. NI. Y. Stars knocked Bud Bugaboo over the heads of three rows of ringsiders into dreanilund, Thursday night. The blow was u left cross hook to the pocket-book delivered with zz swinging fluil- like motion. As the winner reeeived a 31,000 life insurance payable to the loser, we consider it :L very satisfactory rnateh. BEDS TEARING UP LEAGUE The Zinzinnati Beds, winners in the lust yc-ur's flying golf tournament, are leading their squad again this year. So far they have won the majority of their Contest. The players :ire just ref-ov:-ring from the 968918 of their training season ut Palm Beach. From now on we expeet them to win every game. It Satisfiesv The Flavor Lasts HOG UES The Highest in Quality and Doughnutsg Everything. UMAVEETY,S,, Special Deductions Today. The Ones TOOTHPICKS Reduced With The Holes In From 370' to 736' z in 1 SHOE Cows PRUGS POLISH DESCRIPTION EXPERTS DELIGHTFUI, AFTER Thefe'S A ReaS0I1 ' DINNER . BOARD- THE UNIVERSAL CAR FUR SALE-One hypnotized Ford. Tell this ear where you want to go and it will take you there. It took me through ii. plate glass window so I have der-icled to sell it. Call Blain 404. UHAVOLENE OIL THE HAPPY HOPPY Made With Loving Care DRINK H651

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1 E, the class of 1020, realizing that our time at East High is growing ever shorter, do hereby sadly and solemnly draw up our last Will and Testament. There are many proud possessions which we noble Seniors have this year considered ours and which we now wish to hand down to our worthy under-classmen. First-To the flighty 1 reshmen, finally finished in the year 1923 A. D., we do lovingly bequeath the magnificent time pieces adorning our library, auditorium, tower, and class rooms. The hands of these clocks have this entire year been clasped in a most sentimental manner. It is expected that by next year they will take up their life work of ticking the bells away one by one. Sec0ndfThe class of '22 is not to be forgotten in the division of this vast estate of the mighty Senior Class. To them we affectionately bequeath all the materials and adornments which have not as yet been made a part of our school. We also wish to leave in their lawful keeping the noiseless and at- tractive cement mixer which has worked so faithfully and steadily all year below our class room windows. Thzfrdf0ur chief heirs however are the members of the class of '21, the B grade. To the girls of this class, the girls of the class of '20 bequeath their most cherished possessions, the mirrors, and all such powder pulls and hairpins as may be found near them. To the class of '21, we leave our home rooms, our books, and all papers and pencils they may find in them. The favorite plans for snapshots. the hillside, the 'fgraveyard , and the arches under the bridge, we sorrowfully leave in their care to use as we have used them. Fourth-We do hereby intrust to this class, the school's fair name, high ideals, and the motto, Veritus Vincit . May they carry on all the ideals for which the class of '20 has unceasingly striven. We do hereby revoke all former Wills made by us. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hand and seal, at East High School, this sixteenth day of May, nineteen hundred and twenty. CLASS OF '20. Linn and Lynne, Attorneys at Lau: ll6T1