East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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f 1 :::::r1f 1,3 1 -I' IT A fx ' 51' Y V I 2' 1- ., ' .fl y A i f R Tsunami A Robert O'DoWd. . . ..... PI'6SIili6llt Julian Gerrmann. . . . ..V1'ce-Presz'de1zt Esther Chasson. . . .,.... Secretary Jean Pohlmeyer. . . ,......, Treasurer J. A. Snyder ..... . . . .FlIC'I1Uj10ff7'CFI' HE ffommercial C'lub was organized on September 20, 1920. At this meeting a constitution was drawn up by the secretary and adopted. The purpose of the club is two-fold, namely, to further the educational interest of the commercial department, and the social interest of the pupils. The educational side is taken care of by the lectures given by the directors and the reports and the talks prepared by the students. The members are brought together at intervals throughout the school year by dances, parties, and social programs, and become better acquainted with one another, thereby promoting the spirit of the C'ommereial Club and the school spirit of East. High School. The meetings are held once a month under the direction of Mr. Garbutt, and the programs which have been arranged have proved very entertaining to all the members. Mr. Snyder, who was the director of this club and under whose leadership it was organized, left sometime during February to take up work in other fields. As a token of the appreciation of the members of the organization for the service Mr. Snyder had rendered them, they presented him with the class pin of the Vommereial Club, thus making him an honorary member. The social side of the club has also been a success. The members were de- lightfully entertained by both the Hughes club and the XVoodward club at their schools, and we intend to reciprocate in the future. VVe now wish to turn the responsibility of the club over to our successors, the illustrious B grade, and trust that they, and all those who come after us, will preserve the same enthusiastic spirit which has prevailed in the club during the year of 1920. Esther Cfhassou Bernice Flynn Julian Gerrmann Robert Herrnstein Burnis Miller Robert 0lDowd Stephen O'Neill. STEPHEN CTN EILL, '20. Jean Pohlmeyer Lillian Ritter Malcolm Scheitfele Mary Schreibman Leta Simpson Ruth Zinser

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