East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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BETTY UNDERWOOD A. A., Astronomy Club, Girls' Glee Club, Household Arts Club. A rose with all its sweetest leaves yet folded Where thoughts serenely express How pure, how dear, their dwelling place. Betty has a sweet soprano voice which surely makes the Girls' Glee Club a better one. Here's hoping the best in life for her. ROBERT HENRY VERHAGE CBobJ A. A., Basketball Team. Bob is dignified, studious and shy UD And he has indeed a bright, twinkling eyeg The good things of life will not pass hirn by 3 For when he sets his jaw, it's do or die. Ask anyone who the class hero is and the answer will be, Bob Verhage. That distinguished manner makes everybody look twiceioh, how the girls admire that mustache. GLADYS LUCILE VINCENT A. A. K Gladys works while others play, She toils from sun to sun. Some day she will teach musicg A woman's work is never done. Gladys' timidity is her most noticeable character- istic. She always fears to recite in class for fear she may be wrongg but she is usually right. WALTER SILAS WIRTHWINE A. A. Some people are worth very much Because they are so very fine, But some are worth even more than that,' e. g. now Walter is Worthwine. ' Walter is splendid example of hard work. He has easily accomplished in three years what most of us take four to do. Success will surely be .his in the future. l51l

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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

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ANALDA WOLL A. A. By doing in three What most do in fourg We hope that success For her is in store. Analda is very smart. We all know that, for'she was smart enough to go through high school in three years. May she always accomplish things as quickly and as well. . HENRY FREDRICK WUNKER A. A., Astronomy Club. I have loo deeply read mankind lo be amused by folly. Henry is very quiet and timid but he surely is a first class student. He is a star mechanic and we expect someday to see some great thing that he has invented. V RUTH VIRGINIA ZINZER A. A., Commercial Club, Girls' Glee Club, Spanish Club. The sages were such wise old men! Silence is golden they saidl Ruth is quvkt and, my! just think Of lhe knowledge she has in her head. Ruth is one of the studious girls of the class and that accounts for her wisdom. She is always in apple-pie order. Everyone counts her as a friend. ANTON EISELE A. A. ANN A Y. LAN A. A., Household Arts Club. MAXWELL LUDLUM WHITACRE A. A. l52l