East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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FREDERICK G. VENN QFritzj I f it wasn't for my studies, I should get along fine in school. Our class would not have been complete without Fritz, for although he doesn't like to study, he's a real sport. He has the desirable faculty of sliding out of trouble as easily as the rest of us get into it. ARLUE MARIE WAGNER CBillyJ The force of her own merit wins her way. As one of our nicest and friendliest girls, as one always ready to lend a helping hand, and as one that always tried to do her best in everything, we shall never forget Arlue. EVELYN ELIZABETH WALKER QEbbyJ A merry heart maketh a cheefful countenance. We all know that smile of Evelyn's and we know how pretty she is. She is right there with her drawing and when the call comes for posters she is Johnny-on-the-spot. East High is going to be proud of her when she is a great artist, prouder than we are now, which means a great deal. RUTH WEAVER A peace aboveadll earthly dignities A still and quiet conscience. . .1 Ruth's virtues are paramount. She is a most excellent student and one of our sweetest and nicest girls. We surely wish her all the luck in the world. l69l

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DOROTHY MARY TERRANY Household Arts Club. As sweet and musical as bright ApolIo's lute. We are not worrying about Dorothy's future- she has the kind of equipment that will make her liked and successful wherever she may go. We are glad indeed to claim her for a classmate. HELEN EILEEN TICE CTiceyJ 'Tis good to be merry and wise. Everybody knows Ticey. She outranks fire- works, the six best sellers, or the movies when it comes to entertaining a bunch of people. This means that she is clever, attractive, full of pep, and an indefinable, something besides. We know that she will win out in anything she does. HAROLD G. TURNAU Commercial Club, Dramatic Club, Special Chorus, Glee Club. The pleasautest boy you e'er did see. Although Harold is not a Wiz at any particular thing, he is good at many things. Besides being one of our artists, he can play the piano and type- writer quite eliectively, and is sure to be useful wherever he goes. LAWRENCE M. USTICK CLarryJ Debating Club CPresidentJ, Dramatic Club, Physics Club, Special Chorus, A Grade Quartet, Lunch Room Staff. Pa, give me a cent. I want to be tough. Lawrence is the professional arguer of the class. If there's a minute left in class, he starts an argu- ment. Miss Stoehr vs. Ustick is the regular pro- gram of the first period. Larry generally loses but he hates to consider himself beaten. When it :fines to singing, Caruso is completely outclassed. i631

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HENRY ELMER WEDIG Football '21, Philologian Society. Here is everything advantageous to life. Henry is the chemist of the class and is always trying to make something that's new to Chemistry itself. We feel sure that if he is as ambitious in life as he is in chemistry there will be no doubt as to his success. Henry worked hard and earned his football E this year. A MARGARET MARY WEHRMEYER Glee Club, Commercial Club, Spanish Club, Centerball Team. I do not dare to trust those eyes, They dance in mists and dazzle with surprise. There is a saying somewhere about the person with the smile making his way through life with greatest success. Then we know success is going to come Margaret's way. There isn't a bit of doubt about it. WILLARD ROBERT WEISE The best things come in small packages. Willard is probably the smallest member of the class. But what he lacks in quantity he makes up in quality, for Willard is a bright, hard-working fellow and is always ready to help his friends. LEE MAYER WELSH A Radio Club CPresidentD, Latin Club, Lunch Room Staff, Oratorical Contest. The mildest manners with the bravest mind. Lee is all that his looks say he is, an industrious and honest worker. He has an endless supply of humor which he displays at times to the intense interest of the class. 1701