East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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THE SCHOOL OF LIFE The Graduates of the '20 Class of East High -Greeting At the commencement of life's school, it is well to take the great store of Shillito's into your new ancl commercial life. Start early the custom of making your purchases at this favorite establishment. It will mean much to you in economy, satisfaction and real shopping delight. Ihr 31111111 Svhilliin Glnmpang gn: in 11111: :mini i zzriuzuiui in 2 - ini 11:11:21: l 185 1

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Leah-Ah! Je t'adore! Red-Aw, shut it yourself! You left it open. When Bill Kreidler went on a trip last week, his father told him if he needed money to write for it, but to be brief. A short time later his father received this telegram: Dad: S. O. S. 3550. P. D. Q. R. S. V. P. Son. Mr. Lyon4-I think that you should keep a good watch on your son, Mr. Keck. Mr. Keck-Impossible! the boy would pawn the thing before he had it half an hour. Mamma-At what time did you get home last night, Sarah? Sal-At a quarter of twelve. Mamma-But I was up till almost three waiting for you. Sal-Well, isn't three a quarter of twelve? A cigarette may be the best, but some day it will meet its match. Mac, taking a curve at 60 per-Is that the engine knocking? Dinty-No, it's my knees. Bill--What did you say your age was? Jean-Well, I didn't say, but Ilve just reached eighteen. Bill-Is that so? What detained you? Income tax, grumbled the carpet, as father got busy with his little hammer. If a tennis ball should court a single net, wouldn't their marriage raise a racquet? Mr. Ayer-When was Louisiana ceded? Anne Rippey-Just after it was plowed in the spring. Miss Spellniire, assigning lesson-Tomorrow we will take lightning and go to thunder. Prof. Surdo's announcement on bulletin board-All those wearing tight shoes may join the East High Band and play the Shoe Horn. No exper- ience necessary. Miss Spilman-Kreidler, what is the difference between, I will hire a taxi, and I have hired a taxi? Bright Willie-Oh, about six dollars and a half. l1841

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OUR SONGOLGY Peggy ..................... Breeze ...................,..... I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles ...... There's a Girl in Chateau-Thierry. . Sweet Love Dreams ,..... ......... The Vamp ......,... ............ Freckles ..... Tell Me .................... Jazz Baby ....... ..,........... Somewhere a Voice is Calling .... All for the Girlies .......,..... Buddy ........ .............. My Isle of Golden Dreams .... My Sunshine Rose ........ ..... My Baby's Arms ................. I Might be Your Once-in-a-While .... Long Boy ..........,............. Pretty Baby ......... Oh, Susie! Behave .... Johnny's in Town .... I Want a Doll ....... . Tulip Time .....,. ....,....... That Naughty Waltz ........ .... Are You Stepping Out Tonight ..... Oh, Mr. Monte Cristo . ...,...,. Some Party .........,.. She's a Good Fellow .... Slow and Easy ,..... . . Smiles ......,...... Sweet and Low ....... Mickey ............... Birch Canoe and You .... Siren's Song ...... ....... They Didn't Believe Us .... K-K-Katy ...,........... Along Came Ruth .......... Can This be Love at Last ..... Wandering ................ You'd be Surprised ...i.. . Mystery ............... Home, Sweet Home ..... l186l . . .Margaret Crawford . ..... Louise Melton . . . . .Norman Fehl . . . .Bob Verhage . . .Bill Kreidler . . . . .Milly Hurt . . .Our Girl Editor . . . . . . . .Ralph Scorah .........Lucile Sauer Anybody Cbefore lnnchj . . . . . . , Howard Fuldner . . .'Dot DeArmond . . .Coney Island . . . .Leah Rose . . . . .Sal Meakin . . . . .Judy Rogg . . . .Max Whitacre . . . . . Anne Rippey ..SueEly .........JohnRose . . . .Cresse Lou Hodge . . .Stella Mae Fordyce ........Bill Keck . . . .Eisther Chasson ......Al Manss ........TheB-A . . . .Jeanette Albiez . . . .Byron Greaves . . . . . . . . .Carroll Socin . . . . .Betty Underwood . . . . . . .Dick Spicker . . . .Frances Burch . . . .Dot DeBeck . . .Crap Shooters .. . . . . Kitty Aiken . . . Ruth Hujman ....,...Al Hill . . . .Lynne' Barber . . . .Miss Spilman . . . Helen Shoemaker . . . .Detention Room