East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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CATHERINE ELIZABETH AIKEN CMuttj Dramatic Club, Household Arts Club. Her eyes with mischief glowing. When we see Mutt Aiken's flaming torch coming down the hall, our spirits immediately begin to rise, because wherever Mutt comes, fun comes too. Mutt is a snappy centerball player and distinguishes herself in anything in the athletic line. LEIVA W. AMIRKHANIAN Household Arts Club. Sober, steadfast, and demuref' Leiva is a very quiet girl, but when she does say things they surely amount to something. She is awfully good in her studies and is always able to answer correctly in History, Physiology, or in fact, in any subject she takes. Leiva is always on the job and we are glad to have her in the class of '21. HELEN ASBURY Dramatic Club, Commercial Club. The fair, the chaste, the unexpressive she. Did you ever see Helen when she didn't look just as though she had stepped out of a bandbox? No, we didn't think so. Helen is one of our most attractive and popular girls and, moreover, a star in dramatics. CORNELIA CURRY ATKINS QNellD , Secretary of the Class of '21, Latin Club, 'Annual Staff, Orat'61'Tcal Contest. Thy modesty's a candle to thy 'rheritf' Did you know we had a girl from Mexico? We have, from Mexico, Missouri. But somehow, one can't think of Nell among cacti and greasers. She is just the dearest girl in the world and pretty nearly the cleverest. We all love our Nell. l26l

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CLASS WILL E, THE Class of 1921, being sound of body and sane of mind, and on this day, of good health, realizing that we must soon be leaving this wonderful institution of learning, do hereby sadly declare and solemnly swear this to be our last will and testament: Firste-To the Class of '22, who aspire to our esteemed and honored position, We rightfully entrust this volume of our Annual 3 may they cherish it as a fitting and proper remembrance of our sincerest Wishes and hopes for their coming year. To the members of this class We bequeath our precious seats in the front of the auditoriumg may they use them often and maintain peace therein. We also leave to them the duty of playing the cash registers in the noon-time assembly room during the lunch periods, may they ring them low and true. Second-To the Class of '23, who are the delight of their teachers, We leave our advice: Keep up the good Work. Do not let yourselves backslide. You have thus far so nobly advanced, it will not be hard to continue. Take cafe of the D-graders and Watch over them so that some day they may be a credit to their school. Thirdh-To the Class of '24, whose cute antics and innocent faces have raised many a joke and many a smile, We leave the hope that they will soon grow up, both physically and mentally and that above all they will learn just when to applaud during a performance in the auditorium. Fourth-To the Class of '22 We entrust the responsibility and honor of being the executors of each and every bequest of such a great and justly celebrated class. May they uphold their office with dignity and reserve. , We hereby revoke any and all former wills made by us. In testimony whereof, We have hereunto set our hand and seal, this four- teenth day of March, in the year nineteen hundred and twenty-one. CLASS OF '2l. Signed, sealed, published, and declared by the above named Class of '21 as and for their last will and testament, Who, in the presence of us and each of us, who in their presence, and at their request, and in the presence of each other, have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses: Q ROBERT MCINTOSH, President of the Class of '21. JANE BECKER, Vice-President of the Class of '21. JOHN LEASE, '21, Attorney-at-Law. ' l25l

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RICHARD CRUGAR ATKINSON CDickJ Basketball '20-'21, Captain '21, Dramatic Club, Hi-Y Club, Annual Staff, Lunch Room Staff. He is the pride of our coach The pride of an East Hi lass, The pride of some profs, loo, I hear, Ai any rate he surely will pass. Dick has made one of the best basketball captains that East ever expects to see. With all that red hair on his head one would never think him to be the quiet, unassuming fellow that he is. But that same red hair and his good looks have made many of the fair sex turn around and look the second time. DONALD AYER Track '20,-'21. A full assurance given by looks. Don is an unobtrusive fellowwith anamiable dis- position. All who know him like him. He enjoys discussing politics, and takes great interest in his study of agriculture. He is sure to shine as a farmer and political leader. MARGARET BACHLER CPeg, Margj Centerball, Oratorical Contest, Dramatic Club. Her presence is like fresh morning showers. Peg's the girl with the ready smile and lots of energy. Anybody would do anything for Peg when she smiles. Young and old love her and think her the best scout ever. Here is hoping that she is never bothered by any of the troubles of this old world. HARRIET HELEN BAILEY QBellyJ Commercial Club, Dramatic Club, Glee Club. The inward beauty with the outward grace To look at Helen one would think, What a nice, quiet, good-looking girl she is. Fooled again. She is nice and good-looking, but far from quiet unless it is proper to be so at the time. I2 7l