East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Ill lullii ,A..... ....,....... .... . , 17 A , i i BLUE 'llllllllltini , 4 M ' .-7 Albert H. Manss.. .... IJI'68'Z.fl6Ill Mildred Hurt ....., ...... .... I Y ice Preszfdent Helen Shoemaker .... . . .Sl'!T7'0l'1II',lf mul Treasurer' MONG the various elubs of our sehool is one Whieh is very seldom heard of, the Astronomy Club, otherwise known as the Neck Craner's Club. The members have kept together through the hard and aneient eras of Geology. Then after having passed a very severe examination, the club acquired a meager knowledge of the very diffieult and distant subjeet of Astronomy. About twice a month this distant subjeet is brought eloser to us by eon- stellation 'thuntsf' On these bunts,H with more neck eraning, we see stars and many of them. The planet Jupiter is the favorite planet of interest for the girls and Venus the favorite for the boys. One of the most difficult problems of this club is to see how the ancient and bygone astronomers figured out the various persons and animals that constitute the heavens. To make the subject more interesting, we have, about once a week, a test which we can hardly say is easy. Miss Strate has a reputation for asking questions in a very peculiar and definite way: for example: Discuss the speetroseope Cfullyjf' We hope that in the future years some members of this club may be drawn nearer this subject, perhaps by a trip to the moon or to Mars. ALBERT MANSS, '20, Ies5l

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