East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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I THE CLASS OF 1921 ' LTHOUGH we have only been together in our fine new school for two 1 years, we have made many new friends and our appreciation and respect for our school have been unbounded. Some of us came from Madison- ville, some from Walnut Hills, some from Pleasant Ridge, but these, and all others, regardless of source, have dropped all former ties and have united into a newer, stronger class. ' How many good times have we had together, at class meetings, in our home-rooms, and, at our parties. As Juniors, we gave a reception to the Seniors, hoping to make a precedent for the coming Junior classes. On an afternoon of last December the A's had a get-together meeting, in the girls' gymnasium. It was a complete success and our only regret is the limited number of these occasions. In athletics, we say with pride, the class of '21 has played an important part. The captains of the majority of the winning teams have thus far, together with a large percentage of the players, been from the class of '21. The Dramatic and Debating Clubs have given several splendid performances and their work deserves credit. In the musical line our class has been well represented. So the class of '21 takes pride in the fact that it has not only lived up to the standard set by the preceding class, but has tried to raise it. lt is hard to realize that we are to leave our dear East High, but when we do go forth into the new world, in different directions, we are confident that the training and knowledge acquired at East High have prepared us for the ready assimilation of the greater knowledge of the world. RANDOLPH SCHMALHORST, '21. l23l