East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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MARY SELLERS A. A., Astronomy Club. Mary is chic, with curly bobbed hair, A dainty lass, and Oh, so fair. Mary's curly hair is the envy of all the girls. Her eyes twinkle and her dimples are bewitching. When Mary smiles, people for miles around smile, too. HELEN ELIZABETH SHOEMAKER A. A., Astronomy Club, Dramatic Club, Household Arts Club. H elen's a girl who's quite worth while, Who's always in the height of style, She has a hat for every date, And looks just like a fashion plate. Helen is not only fashionable but brainy. Her Work in English is admirable, and my! what a Thrift Stamp saleslady she is! LETA ANNA SIMPSON A. A., Commercial Club, Girls' Glee Club, Spanish Club. Leta is quiet and not very well known, But some day a stenographerds rep she will own. Leta is a dear girl and has many friends. Her industrious habits assure us that she will have a successful career in life and all the happiness that goes with it. CARROLL SOCIN A. A., Annual Staif, Dramatic Club, Latin Club. Here's to our poet, Our maker of rhymes, We're hoping they'll net her Loads of dollars and dimes. Carroll is one of those girls who have very at- tractive ways. She has an attractive personality and is a dandy girl. l49l

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MALCOLM WELLS SCHEIFFELE CMacJ A. A., Commercial Club. His good dancing is a joy, This smily, friendly boy. Mac is our class dude. He is considered the best dressed fellow in the class. When we see Mac dance, he immediately reminds us of Vernon Castle. Scheiffele can do many things besides dance. He can operate a typewriter, fasten a bow tie, drive a Haynes, and-oh well, he can do almost any- thing he makes up his mind to do. MARY SCHREIBMAN - .Mary with her funny ways Makes us laugh on gloomy days. Mary has helped us to drag through many a class that might have been stupid had it not been for her funny answers. Her dry wit and humor are the delight of every class she is in. Many thanks, Mary, and good luck! RALPH LOUIS SCORAH A. A., HI-Y Club. Ralph Scorah's a wonder in Trig, Yet no one would call him a dig. For we found him a bear, Tho' we are here but a year, For Ralph always has a new jig. Ralph is a chemistry star and a mathematics genius. A combination like this is hard to beat. Next year by this time we shall hear of Ralph win- ning honors at Yale. HOWARD SELBY CHowj A. A., Debating Club, Dramatic Club, HI-Y Club. The Debating Club is Howard's sphere, In this he surely has rw peer. Our brilliant young orator, Howard Selby, with his shining locks is next in line. Howard, though a real student, is always present when there is some- thing doing. We can foresee a bright future await- ing Howard. l48l

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RICHARD FREDERICK SPICKER tDickD A. A., Boys' Glee Club, Dramatic Club. ' I n the Senior Class of good East High There are just lots of Dicks, But this one I am sure you know, He owns that Winton Six. Dick is one of our spifliest boys. He is a dude and keeps up in everything else just as he does in the styles. Dick came from Walnut Hills to this melting pot of high school students, and we Wonder whether he is glad he came. MARY THOMPSON A. A. ' You often find a girl na-med Mary, And usually they are quite contrary. 0ne's the exception that proves the rule. We found that one while here at school. Mary is a steady, reliable girl. She does not have much to say, but her quiet ways are quite attractive. LUCRETIA MARGARET TOBIN tLu, Lukej A. A., Dramatic Club. Lucretia is small and very sweetg Her smiles and her dimples can't be beat. Lucretia has a host of friends who love her for her sunny smiles and bright, happy disposition. Lu did herself proud as a French doll in The Cricket on the Hearth. MARY LOUISE TRESSLER tMary Louj A. A., Debating Club, Dramatic Club, Household Arts Club. She s talking in the morning, She's talking still at night, She's talking when it's dismal, She's talking when it's bright. We can easily see how women got the reputation of talking all the time, if all of them talk as much as Mary Louise. 7 l50l