East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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MAISIE DAVIS Dramatic Club, Commercial Club. Centerball Team. Fair and sweet as any flower. Who is that cute little girl who is so popular at all the dances? That's Maisie Davis. She's one of the cutest and most popular girls at East High, and we'd like to add that she's a wonderful dancer according to all reports. IRMA HARRIET DENMAN fDermieD Centerball Team. She is perfect to walk with and witty to talk with. Everyone that Dennie likes is certainly in luck. She'd give you her last cent, or let you ahead of her in the lunch line, or anything. Are we for her? Chorus: We sure are. CHESTER McARTHUR DESTLER Junior Track, '20, Football '21, Track '21, Latin Club. Chester is one of our class members who is mak- ing high school in three years and very creditably, too. Don't let this make you think him a grind, though, because he has found time to enter athletics and played some on our football team. He is also qualifying at track. HERBERT G. DIECKMAN Spanish Club, Track Team. O, opera your mouth once in a while I f even you say but rot, We hate to see a mah so mum That sure a tongue has got. Herbert is a first-class musician. He plays ad- mirably well on the flute, and undoubtedly the future holds great things in store for him. Keep it up, Herbert, and success is yours. l37l

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RUTH EDITH CRAVEN Dramtic Club, Latin Club. Perseverance, that rare virtue. Everything that Ruth does is done well and on time. She is always cheerful and fair and square, and never at a loss for the right thing to do and say. Indeed, if we went on to tell all of the nice things we know about Ruth we're afraid everybody else would be jealous. JOHN FRANCIS CRONIN Uohnnyj Basketball Manager '21, I-Ii-Y Club, Debating Club, Annual Staff. I n business dexterousg valuable in many ways. Johnny is one of the best basketball managers that we ever hope to see. He not only manages basketball but is also advertising manager of the Annual. We owe a great deal to John for the rea- sonable price at which our annual sells this year. He can make a nickel go as far as most of us make a dollar go. DONALD A. CROSSET CDonj Football '21, Hi-Y Club, Dramatic Club, Annual Staff. Oh, Don would be a modest boy, The bestest you could find, If he had not the common fault, Of ladies on the mind. Don is the man who is guilty of many of these boys' personals. And he has made a good job of them as he does of everything he undertakes. He went out for football for the first time this year and made a position on the team which he held well enough to easily bring him a letter. Don steps around with the ladies quite a bit also, but his preference seems to be bobbed-haired brunettes. DAVID PAUL DAVIES CD. PJ Boys' Glee Club, Special Chorus, Boys' Quartet, Dramatic Club, Physics Club. All nature wears one universal grin. Paul is some singer. His tenor voice would malie the birds throw a jealous fit and whether they would ever wake up would be a problem in higher mathematics. Paul has a good-looking girl too, and if you want to find out who she is, just look around the halls and you'll see. . l36l

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DOROTHY DOUGLAS CDotty, Tedoh A Annual Staff, Dramatic Club. Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low. That good-looking girl with bobbed hair in the A grade? Why that's Dotty Douglas, and she is as dandy a girl as she is attractive. Full of pep and a hard worker, too. She will go far in this old world and always have friends no matter where she may be. Here's wishing you the luck that we know you'll have, Tedo. ROSSLYN MARGARET DOYLE CRosj Annual Staff, Dramatic Club, Latin Club. Oh Art! sphere descended maid, Friend of pleasure, wisdom's aid. Even if no other member of our class rises to fame we can always rest assured that Rosslyn will. She can draw'-words simply fail when it comes to telling how she can draw. We'll be thinking of you, Rosslyn, and envying Carnegie Tech. MARSHALL T. DRAKE Baseball '20, House Committee, Pin Committee. The wisdom of many and the wit-of one. Marsh was only with us for a short while this year but was certainly active during that time. He was the big factor in giving us our class pins early for which we were all glad. Marsh always carried his original wit wherever he went and gave the class much amusement by it. We wish him a very speedy recovery of his good health. WALTER DRIEFUS I would not waste my spring of youth In idle dalliance, I would plant rich seeds To blossom in my manhood. Walter is a fellow who firmly believes that all work and no play is a bad thing. In spite of this opinion of his, his time with us has not been wasted. We are sure that success is in store for such a fellow. i331