East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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MARGARET D. KELLY CPegl Household Arts Club, Glee Club. A noble type of good, heroic womanhoodf' If Margaret doesn't become a great executive in some line or other a wonderful ability is going to be wasted. Her fine, business-like manner has won her so much fame already, that we expect great things of her in the future. JOHN WILLIAM KENNEDY CBillD Annual Stall, Physics Club, Boys' Glee Club, ' Track Team. The good that dwells within I s ever ready for the needy friend. Bill is the art student of our Senior Class, and he's quite an artist, too. He has spent a great deal of his time making the decorations for this book, and if you don't think he's good just look this book OVEI' . CLEO KERNS Wise is she that wisely knows What not to study to wiser grow. Want something done? Go to Cleo. She'll do it for you in'fine shape. Cleo's always ready to help others even though she's very busy with her own work. Luck to you, Cleo. HOWARD F. KIDD Annual Staff, Lunch Room Staff . A rnan who knows there's a way and finds it. So far as we can find out Howard is no relative of the great captain, but he has just as much deter- mination. He doesn't take a guess at a problem of any kind, but digs down until he gets it. That's the reason that he was made treasurer of the Annual Staff, a position well filled. 1491

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DAN BOTTENUS KAIPER Philologian Society. A rolling stone gathers rto moss. Dan is one of the funniest fellows in the class, and he surely lives up to his last name. He is always pulling some stunt in class, or outsideg but just the same he is a good student for this reason. We feel that if Dan keeps it up through life he'll have few rainy days to look back on. OLIVE EDWARDS KAISER Special Chorus, Dramatic Club. There is music wherever she goes. Dear little Olive. That is the way we always think of her. How we miss her when she is not with us, and how we envy Florida. Isn't it appropriate that with her sunny, happy nature she can say it all in song? Lucky will be the man who has Olive to serenade him through life. HERSCHEL WM. KAUTZ Senior Orchestra, Band, Football '20, Radio Club, Track, Pep Generators, Astronomy Club. H is music hath charms to soothe a savage, To rertd a rock, artd split a cabbage. Herschel is one of our most ardent musicians. He was one of the originators of the Pep Generators, to whom we give a world of credit for the pep that they generated. If Herschel puts as much pep into business as he did into playing for the games, he'll be a success. HUGH EDWARDXKEATING CEdJ Football '20-'21, Track '20-'21, Hi-Y Club. A lion amortg ladies is a most dreadful thing. Ed is probably the most popular fellow at school this year. It's not only because of his football ability but his social ability as well. His friendli- ness and good nature have' made him a friend of all. And when it comes to the ladies, well, he just naturally carries them off their feet with his good looks and graceful dancing. l43l

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PERCY KLAYER KLINE CSh0rtyj Free from envy, hatred and malice. Don't judge Shorty by his tirst name, because he is not a Percy at all. He has his own free and easy going way of doing things for which we all like him. Shorty's good nature and ability to play the piano have won him many admirers among the ladies. HELEN AUGUSTA KRAMER Household Arts Club. Eftsoo1ts they heard a meloclious sound. As she sews, so shall she rip. This does not apply to Helen for what she sews she never has to rip. In the domestic science line, Helen can't be beaten. She plays the violin, too, and altogether we are exceedingly glad she is a member of the Class of '21. JEAN KROGER Household Arts Club. A rosebud set with little, willful thorns. Lots of pep. That's Jean. If you ever find a time when she isn't right in the- center of the noise, just let us know. We are pretty sure she is going to have a personal pull with fate, and any- way we're wishing her all the luck in the world. FREDERICK T. LAFFEY CPatD Latin Club President, Philologian Literary Society, Home Room Treasurer. Beshrew me, bttt you have a quick wit. . Pat is an Irishman, and unlike most of them, he has little to say, but 'what he says means a whole lot. He must be Hguring on holding communica- tion with ghosts of the Romans for he is taking fourth-year Latin. Plat displays a ray of keen wit whenever he cares to. ISO1 l l 'i ' Q. . t 1 - V A