East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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GEORGE BYRON GREAVES qey, Dulvej A. A. To argue with the teachers is Byroris delight, And sometimes the teachers must agrerfhe is right. If the ability to ask questions denotes wisdom, By must be a wise man. As a questioner he has never been equalled. By has a slow and easy way about him that makes and keeps friends. IRENE LOUISE GROMME A. A. Irene can play music of most any kind From a uke to a Steinway Grandg But when her jump at fame she takes, Way over our heads she'll land. Irene is a pianist. Playing seems to be no effort for her. She can walk across the auditorium stage, play a difficult selection, and never flutter an eye- lash. GLADYS HAMMEL A. A., Dramatic Club, Orchestra. When Gladys her fddle begins to play We all will listen as long as we rnayg Sadness, gladness, yea, happiness and woe Can Gladys create with fiddle and bow. Gladys is a musician without a musician's eccentricities. She has a jolly disposition and a friendly mien, and nowhere is there a better comrade. MARY HARPER CMillieD A. A., Euterpean Choral Club, Orchestra. V Mary can play a Cornet with great skill, Whatever she does, .she does with a will. Mary is a girl scout lieutenant, an excellent center ball player. Anything athletic appeals to her. 1311

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JEAN CHANNING GARRETSON A. A., Annual Staff, Dramatic Club. Jean is jolly, Jean is gay 5 Are we for Jean? Well, 'll say! Jean took first place against a stiiong field in our Beauty Sweepstakes Contest. Jean is like Queen Elizabeth with her air of Hsavoir faire and her re-we mean her auburn hair. Jean is morepopu- lar than the Queen ever was and we hope she'll have a much happier existence. JULIAN GERRMANN CDick, Dutchl A. A., Commercial Club. Dick's dancing is delightful, and the twinkle of his eye Malces friends both right and left who will never pass him by. Dick is a carefree, happy-go-lucky sort of a fellow, with a ready smile and a joke for everyone that he meets. In appearance Dutch is always Hspick and span. In the classes he likes to bluff, with the boys he is a good fellow, and with the girls -oh, well, you know what we mean. FRANCIS EDWIN GILLETTE A. A., Track Team. Francis determined a soldier to beg A West Point cadet next year yozill see. It is enough to mention the fact that Gillette passed the entrance examinations to West Point. No matter whether it is in athletics or lessons, Francis ranks among the best. In fact he is a fellow of whom East High can well be proud. MANJONITA GREAR A. A. A frown on her face is very rare, The sludious girl with dark-brown hair. Manjonita is quiet, but who was it that said, Silence is golden ? She is one of the few who always have theirlessous, and we who are more apt to stray from the straight and narrow path envy her when reports come in. l30l

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ROMULUS SEITZ VonHAZMBURG C Vonj A. A., Annual Staff, Astronomy Club, Class Treasurer. A stiulious, bash f nl fellow he, But something f ne 'we know he'll beg He's had the courage all year long To collect A dues from the A grfule throng. Do we know Von's honest? We surely do. Didn't he handle our money all year and handle it in a Very satisfactory way! He is quiet and studious and has made many good friends this year. r HOWARD BARTON HEBBLE CHow, Hebj A. A., Boys' Glee Club, Editor Annual, Euterpeun Choral Club, HI-Y Club, Swimming Team. H o1vard's editor of this book, On almost every page of this book' You will find proof of his fnithf ul work, He was newer lcnown a task to xhirlr. Howard is one of the faithful editors of this book. He has worked hard and we can readily agree that the class made no mistake in electing him to the high office which he holds. LILLIAN ROSE HEMPEL CLil, Lilyj A. A., Dramatic Club, Household Arts Club, Latin Club. A very tall and lovely blonde Of whom we all are very fond. Lil's chief characteristic is her cheerfulness. She is the most optimistic person on the face of the earth and lets not the troubles of this old world bother her. We are sure to have fun when Lil is around, that is why we like her around. HOWARD JOHN HERRLINGER CDalfe, H owj A. A., Annual Staff, Euterpean Choral Club, HI-Y Club, Spanish Club. How smiles when he is angry, ' He smiles when he is glad, He smiles through all his troubles, He is our smily lad. Hebble and Herrlinger are not only together on the class roll, but wherever you find one you'll find the other. How is our popular Senior from Woodward where he was president of the B grade. He is admired by his many friends because of his quiet reticent manner. l32l