East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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HAZEL M. BOWEN A. A., Dramatic Club. There are girls of all descriptions, There are girls of every lsinfl, Bu! not another jolly girl Like Hazel will you fiml. Hazel is one of East High's prettiest and most popular girls. She is studiousg but my! how she hates shorthand, and 'tis said she is great at it, too, HERMAN JAC 'OB BRUECKNER A. A. Blessed bc agriculture,if one does not have loo much of il. Herman is our scientific farmer from Mt. Airy. In later years, Brueckner's truck farm will charge us three prices for its produce, but we shall have a real dinner. Herman's bashfulness and quietness have been overcome to a great extent by his serving in the lunch room. FRANCES RURVH CFrrml.'j A. A. A girl lha.l's nice and f ull of pep, Al leasing-all! she's very arleplg Har smile's as catching as the tjlu,' For when Frank smiles, you have to, loo! Everyone knows Frances is a genius at teasing, yet everyone likes to be teased by her 5 for we all love jolly, happy Frances. MARY BUXTON A. A. Mary is sure! and modcsl, loo, Her hair is blonde, her eyes are blue. Mary is a fair, blonde lass, demure and stuclious. The gold in her hair is a reflection of her sunny disposition. Her pleasing personality will take place, we hope first place, in life's race. l20l

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RUTH BLASING A. Af Brown haired, dark-eyed, she's a zlmr, May she be happy for many a year. Ruth's domestic accomplishments are far too lllilllf' for us to attempt to enumerate them. She is li wonderful cook and an artist at sewing. GEORGE FRANTZ BONNELL A. A. There's nothing so becomes a man As modes! stillness, and h amilily. George is always very quiet, but he is well enfriul. known to be judged a fine fellow. He is ever li yn? to the school and shows a keen interest in all thi? is going on. LESTER LOUIS BOSCH CLesD A. A., Dramatic Club, Physics Club. Always on the job. Lester goes around the building so quietly and unassumingly that nobody would know he was there. But he is there just the same, and there with the goods. Les is a hard worker in anything he- enters and he certainly does his share of school work. We feel sure that- there is something in store for him. MILDRED LUCILE BOUND fMfilQ A. A., Girls' Glee Club, Spanish Club. One might think that she was quiet, One might think that she was still, Bat you don't know half, my dear, She can be gay or quiet at will. Mildred is very deliberate about everything she does, whether she is taking a test or going to lunchg but slow and steady wins the race. l19l

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LUUILE CHANNELL A. A., Dramatic Club. All mwzfps, lhey say, haz'en'l raven hair. For classical 1n.u.s-ic she hasn't a care, Lueile is the jolliest, friendliest soul we know. She can make a piano give forth all varieties of jazz music which it is impossible to resist. ESTHER CHASSON A. A., Commercial Club, Dramatic Club. There is a maid al our East H igh, Aml she is 113071-fly7'0'll8 fairy Her looks are lauded to the skies, Oh my! lhat eyes, them mouth, those hair! Esther is one of the quiet girls whom we all like just line . Her hair is the admiration and envy of every girl in the school. DONALD FLESHNER CHRISTY Ulonj A. A., Astronomy Club, Basketball Team, Football Team, HI-Y Club, Track Team. Our football star and of basketball fame, A slar in every kind of game. This tall, dignified senior is one of our best athletes. He is also noted as a cashier in the lunchroom. Don does not talk very much, but that does not seem to hinder his popularity among his classmates. HORACE FRANK CLARK Cfllarkiej A. A., Baseball, Football, Philologian Society, Track Team. Sl5llSlil7:l7l', swifl to resenl, bu! as swzift in aloning for error. Clarkie hails from Madeira. Ho is a good- naturcd, humorous chap, liked by everybody. He is a good athlete and has done a great deal in that direction to uphold the name of the school. You will hear someday of Clark, the Big League catcher. l21l