East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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OUR SCHOOL HIS second year in the history-making of East High has 'certainly been one different from last year. We returned this fall to a school which, in almost every respect, was complete. A few things were still in the process of installation or construction, but, on the whole, we entered a finished school. As -a result the entire student body has enjoyed its school life more and has not been forced to put up with discomforts such as we experienced last year. Shortly after school started the two gymnasiums and swimming pools were at the disposal of the students. This took a great load from the Physical Education Department, which had to make the most of a few small and inade- quate rooms last year. The swimming pools in particular have been a source of enjoyment to all. Without a doubt the greatest addition to our school has been the completion of the organ, given to us by Mr. R. K. LeBlond. The setting-up of the organ and its tuning took all of the summer months and a few of those in the school year. Since the work on this wonderful instrument has been completed, the students have spent many enjoyable sessions in the auditorium, listening to the works of great composers, rendered by leading organists of our city, who deem it a pleasure to play upon such an instrument as we possess. One of the conveniences of the school which we have not been able to use is the stadium. We fully expected on returning this year that we should be able to play all our football games in our own stadium. Owing to labor difficulties, however, and some bad weather, we still have an unfinished athletic field. If conditions are favorable and everything is carried out as expected, the teams of the high schools will be able to use the field next year. This will indeed be a great convenience, and the athletes will not have to walk over a mile to a suitable place to practice. . The placing of our lockers in the halls has added greatly to our peace of mind, and removed the unsightly disorder from our corridors. This addition has made unnecessary the corporals and guards who met our eyes all during last year. This year East High has almost reached the physical completeness in which it will be viewed through all the coming years. But, East High is now what it will always be, a wonderful institution to advance civic and social ideals, a milestone in the progress of civilization. WILLIAM E. SCORAI-I, '21, l11l

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