East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room HOME ROOM PRESIDENTS 7 -Mary Ustick 9--Chas. Duncan 10-Mary Curry 11-George Smith 16-Raymond Clark 19W-Louis Grabensteder 101-Albert McClelland 103 105- Griflith Dye R. G. Hunt 107-Eleanor Ryan 108-Harvey Stevens 110-John Fitzer 122-Mary Kumler 123-Ray Powell 126-Ervin Dietz 128-Harry Smith 131--Chas. Layport 132-Albert Moeser 133-Ralph Metzger 134-Chas. Burns 201MMi1dred Martin 203-Aileen Falbush H831 Room 206-Louise Storey Room 207-Vivian Zorens Room 208e- Mildred Lockwood Room 209-Carolyn Bryant Room 21,7-Robt. McIntosh Room 226g-Clara LeRoy Room 227WMildred Bookwalter Room 228- Room 229! Helen Martin Jane Becker Room 302-Dorothy Crull Room 303--Sarah Fern Sharp Room 304-Mildred Boss Room 3054Marion Long Room 306-Garnet Grimme Room 307-Albert Molloy Room 311-Stanley Rimmer Room 312-Carl Biltz Room 313-Edgar Rippey Room 314-Margaret Taylor Room 318-Sabina Fromhold Room 319-Martha Slusser Room 322-Mildred Flesher Room 325-Lucy Raymond

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PHYSICS Yes, Physics we are taking, Indeed I did say we, Of course, including Peggy, And I, myself, and me. We're quite a class you know, In fact, there's more than one, And truly there are bright ones For they are not all dumb. Is Physics hard, you ask me? Oh dear! well, I should smile! You really ought to take it And have Mr. Howe awhile. At first he gave us a sheet Of paper, we should learn Every bit of writing on it, Our pedagogue strict and stern. First it was metric system And then, oh density! Simple machines and so forth, And center of gravity. The11 the definition of moments, And the wheel and axle too, Also various pulleys, And how much work they could do- The inclined plane and friction, And every kind of power, Till wesall felt as top-heavy As any leaning tower. Gravity, gravity, gravity, Gases, Boyle's law, atmosphere, Galileo and Torricelli Till we almost saw them appear. Then pumps for water and air, Now parallel forces and lab., When later our books were marked Some faces were glad, some sad. Speed and acceleration, Galileo 'gain reappears, And helps in return to stir up Our once quieted fears. The pendulum, and laws of motion, Energy was taught us too, And goodness knows what else we'll learn Before the whole year's through. Yes, our wise physics teacher, A vertitable sentinel, I'll say in truth, 'tis Mr. Howe, Who makes us work or tolls our knell. ISOLINA BRANDENBURGH, '22. 11851