East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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MARTHA HADDEN Glee Club, Special Chorus, Dramatic Club. Happy am I 5 from care I 'm free! Why aren't they all contented like me? Martha is so little and petite that We wonder how she ever maintained her A Grade dignity. Her sense of humor is keen. Many activities have had her warmest support. CHRISTINE HARPER tChrisJ Dramatic Club. Heart that ts lightest and eyes that smile. Chris is one great big peach and just full of pep, Don't we wish she could lend us a little of her energy? Her hair is an object of great admir- ation, especially when she wears it a la Elsie Ferguson. Everybody likes Chris. LUCILLE HARTE CLuD Household Arts Club. ' A perfect woman, nobly planned. Meet,our coiifure artist. Lu's rippling hair is the envy of half the class. She's mighty cute, that's no mistake. Here's wishing her all sorts of luck. - MARGARET LOUISE HECKLE CMargJ Class Treasurer '21, Glee Club, Annual Staff, Special Chorus, Dramatic Club, Swimming Team. Impulsl11e, earnest, prompt to act, . And make her generous thought a fact, Keeping with many a light disguise The secret of self-sacrifice. Oh, Mr. Howe! Found! An example of per- petual motion. Marg Heckle's tongue. But Marg never puts her foot in it. When she opens her mouth she always says something clever. Marg, ole deah, we all think you're a peach and we'll quit teasing you eventually, but you take it so nicely it is a pleasure to do it. l44i

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MARIE BARBARA GROSSMANN CTootsj Commercial Club, Treasurer of Spanish Club. For if she will, she will, you may depend on 't. And if she won't she won't, so the1'e's an end on 't. Marie is one of the jolliest girls in our class. She always has a witty remark to offer to chase away the blues. Besides being a source of wit she is very good at her studies. We all wish Marie a very bright future. HAZEL IDA GROTE CHazej Commercial Club. 'fWisdom is better than rabies. Hazel is a sweet, quiet girl who is ever ready to lend a helping hand. We have always admired her for her neat appearance and modesty, and we are proud to call her our friend, because she has been a good student and loyal classmate. CHARLES J. GRUNRNTHAL CCharlieb Never was there a man who knew more and said less. ' Charlie just came to us this year from New Yawkf' We all like his eastern accent very much, but New York made a great mistake in letting him go. Since Charlie came to us, he has shown him- self to be astudent and an all around good fellow. JOHN D. GUTHRIE Radio Club. He was a student and a good man. John is going to be a farmer and we know he'll be a good one if his grades in farming have anything to do with it. He is also a good man at other thingsg for instance, watch him sling ice cream in the lunch room. l43l

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ROBERT H. HERRNSTEIN Commercial Club. He hath a leau and hungry look. Some day, not far off, we'll hear Bob's name mentioned in connection with a big business deal. He's taking a business course and attends strictly to his own business. We all wish him the best of luck in whatever he attempts. DONALD R. HEZLEP CDouJ The war-mth of genial courtesy, The calm of self-reliance. Don doesn't make a whole lot of noise to let you know that he's around but he's one real sport You can always rely on him to do what he says The college that claims Don next year will certainly add a good fellow to its roster. EDNA EVELINA HILL A Glee Club, Dramatic Club. Her smile is like the sunshine. If a sunny disposition is the soul of success, we know Evelina is bound to be successful. Her smile in hall or classroom brightens the whole day. Keep it up, Evelina, and the world is yours. ' JOSEPH W. HOLTON Uoej Hi-Y Club. This mau's as true as steel. One might mistake Joe for a Freshie were he not so quiet and gentlemanly. He is small, but out in the world success pays no respect to size. Look at Napoleon. And Joe is bright, upright and ear- nwt. What more can be said of any man? l45l