East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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MARNA VENABLE BRADY fMarnj Editor of .the Annual, Athletic Representative, Senior Basketball Team CCaptain7, Center- ball Team, A Swimming Team, Dramatic Club, Latin Club, Debating Club. None knew her but to love her, N one named her but lo praise. If you're out of luck and want advice or aid, go to Marn. She can do almost anything. If you don't believe me, ask anyone in the school. Marn is one of the best all-round athletes in the school and also our industrious and hard-working girl editor of the Annual. He who said that woman's crowning glory is her hair, must have had Marn in mind, but that's only one of her many glories. Just recently she has earned the distinction of being the first girl at East High to receive an HE. She maded:57 points, seven more than necessary. Watch for the girl with an E on a white sweater. ALICE MARY BRANDT CAZJ Spanish Club, Commercial Club, Dramatic Club, Centerball Team. Sing away sorrow, cast away care. Who's all right? Alice, everytime. Here's to a girl who is always good-natured, a good sport, and as for smiling, well, we won't be surprised if David W. Griffith has a new star in the near future. May there be many like Alice in this old world. EDYTHE CAMILLE BUERKLE CEdj Oratorical Contest, Dramatic Club, Radio Club, Special Chorus. Graced thou art with all the power of words. Ed is our dramatic star. She certainly dis- tinguished herself in Oh, My Dear. Radio club will be lost without her next year, and Mr. Howe will have lost a brilliant physics student. Diddie's melodious voice will no longer ring out in East Hi Auditorium because she will have started out looking for new worlds to conquer. MARY ELIZABETH CAROTHERS QMarej Latin Club, Dramatic Club. The flower of meelmess on a stem of grace. Mare can call every girl in the A-Grade by name. Impossible, you say. No siree. Mary's the girl who took up the attendance every morning and pitied the stragglers. If taking up the attendance gives you a wonderful complexion like Mary's, well-don't rush girls. i331 !

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ESTHER BLACKMAN Commercial Club, Spanish Club. She's lillle but lhere's a lol to her. Esther's marks show what a good student she is. She's a quiet unobtrusive little girl, but my- what a wealth of knowledge lies behind those curls of hers. May luck follow you out into the cold, cold world, Esther. i MIRIAM ESTHER BOLLINGER QMirj Basketball Team, Swimming Team. Ready in heart and ready in hand. Miriam shines on the basketball Hoor as Dick Bray does on the football iield. She's on the A Grade Swimming Team too, and we're surely glad she's an A Grader, because we'd hate to have to buck up against her in any kind of sport. SAMUEL AARON BONHAM CSarnD Baseball '20, Orchestra '20-'21. Don't aim too high and your hopes won't 'have so far to fall. When it comes to music Sam is a star and he holds a prominent place in the orchestra, when he's not A. W. O. L. or absent, because he's a victim of circumstances. Sam's good nature and willing heart have made him many friends for life. JUNE BOYD Glee Club, Debating Club, Dramatic Club, Swimming Team, Basketball Team, Centerball Team. Sport that wrinkled care derides And laughter holding both his sides. Everybody knows June. Her good looks and athletic ability make her a well-liked and much sought-after girl. J une has the Irish combination of blue eyes and black eyelashes, and quick wit, and is one of the leading athletes in the A grade. l32l

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HELEN CLARK Dramatic Club. It seems to one 'tis only noble to be good. . Hello. The way Helen says it surely makes you feel like starting the morning out right. Helen is awfully good at palmistry and at our Senior-Freshie party, she carried off all the honors for fortune-telling. We hope your hand predicts a happy future, Helen, as we know it will if judged by its artistic ability. WILLIAM H. CLAWSON CBillj Physics Club, Football '21. Would that men could only know how truly great I am. Even though Bill is more or less of a happy-go- lucky fellow, he makes his grades and gets along fine. We usually see him with his foot, way down on the accelerator and company beside him. Good luck at college, Bill. CARL ARMSTRONG CLIPPINGER CClipD Pin Committee. A As mild a rnannered man as ever scuttled a ship or cut a throat. Carl has had charge of purchasing and distribut- ing class pins and rings this year. And we noticed that the jewelry came out in December instead of late spring. This speaks well for his business ability and in this way U.'C. will be well able to use him next year. ALDRED CODLING A good name ts better than great riches. Aldred is an addition to the class for just the last year, but we are mighty glad to have him with us. During his short stay he has shown his true school spirit and his ability as a student. The best wishes of the class are with him. l34l