East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Officers, Second Half, 1921 ROBERT KYLE ................,... ....,..,....,. , ....... President CORA LAKAMP .........,..... .4.. V ice-President NEOMA SCHREIBER ,.... fe .,.. ..... S weary ADRIAN WEINSTEIN ...... . ...................,....,........ Treasurer A debate was heldiat Eam-High School Friday evening, March the twenty- fifth, between Hamilton and East High, on the question, Resolved: That Immigration should be entirely Suspended forffifgeriod of Five Years. East High was represented by Adrian Weinstein, Marcella Pinney, and Robert McIntosh, captain. Dr. Randall J. Condon acted as moderator and Dr. J. V. McMillan, of Miami University, Professor B. Van Wye, of the University of Cincinnati, and Mr. Russell Reigart of ,Hamtilon acted as judges. The music department of East High was represented by Ruth Jones, accompanist, Herschel Kautz, Bertha Rader, Mable Tatman, and Galen Perin in an instrumental quartet. ' On the same eveningthe East High negative team metthe affirmative team of McGuffey High School in Oxford. Those who represented the local school were Robert Kyle, Ruth Tennison, and Lawrence Ustick, captain. As this was the first interscholastic debate in which the new East High School took part, the enthusiasm was intense both among students and in the community. East High was victorious in both debates. . June Boyd Carolyn Bryant John Cronin Arthur Downey Mary Edstene Aileen Falbush Kathryn Gantz Robert Kyle . ' NEOMA SCHREIBER, '22 Members Cora Lakamp William Lovell Robert Mclntosh Dorothy Moore Marcella Pinney Stewart Reed Donald Ross Neoma Schrieber 11061 Helen Schrotel Edward Steinfeld Groff Stoner Ruth Tennison Lawrence Ustick William Vogel, Kenneth Vordenberg Adrian Weinstein

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a sm QS a U D D Officers, First Half, 1921 LAWRENCE USTICK ,.....,..,.....,..,.....,. .A,,.,. P resident ROBERT MCINTOSH ..,.. .,.,. V ice-President DOROTHY MOORE ..,., ..,..... I Secretary RUTH TENNISON .... . . .Acting Secretary VVILLIAM VOGEL A....A.....,A,.....,.....,........... . . .Treasurer HE East High School Debating Club for the year 1920-1921 was organ- ized September 21, 1920. The club met in Room 226 every Tuesday at two-thirty for the purpose of holding formal debates upon and open discussions of subjects of general importance. Among the most interesting and instructive of these were: Municipal Ownership of the Telephone System. Change of Administration in Government Affairs. Extension of East End Carrier or Street Car System. Immediate Independence of the Phillipine Islands. Army Bonus Plan. Our City, Involving Its Government, History, Finance and Education. The Reduction of Our Standing Army. The Fuel Situation. On Thursday morning, December 23, an original play entitled An Old New England Christmas was presented by the club, each member of which acquitted himself most creditably. The cast and other details of the play may be found under the heading of An Old New England Christmas. . 11051

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