East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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MARJORIE WRIGHT Household Arts Club. A friend indeed. Marjorie is the girl with the pep. Not the only one, but then we always think of her, because she has so much. And cute-you tell 'e m. JANET MARIE ZUMVORDE Ueavmej Accompanist of Special Chorus, Centerball Team. Tho' last, not least. Whenever we hear sweet strains of music issuing from the music room, we may be sure that it is Janet playing the piano. But don't think that she is one of those freak geniuses, not at all! Janet is just a peachy we'll all say she is. RICHARD STILLWELL COLE CD1ckJ Judge thou me by what I am Dick is new at school this year and we re sorry he was not with us before. He has amused u very much with his jokes and witty remarks and we'd certainly feel lost without him Dick expects to go to Chicago next year and the best wishes of the class follow him there. l73I

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A GRADE PBOPHEGY A final frolic for twenty-one After the last term's exams are doneg All gathered 'round at a picnic gay, To spend together this one last day. ,They feed the bonfire with old test papers, And eat roasted marshmallows and some cut capers, They dance 'round the fire, a blithesome group, But as dusk draws near comes a witch's troup. An eerie and shadowy band are they Whose Very approach frights the day away. A queen have they in a tall peeked hat- ' A witch fondly stroking a great black cat. She waves her dark wand and the fire grows bright, But school girls and school boys are gone from the night. Up into smoke they seem to be going And with dark gleaming light her eyes are now glowing. Peer into the smoke! she cries to me, And one by one your classmates you'll see, Appearing before you as many years hence They'll play their parts in the world's events. I peer and see first William Scorah whose life Is bound up forever with his bobbed-haired wife. And then comes Ches'Destler with specs on his nose, Advising for amusement a book of Latin prose. I see Ruth Mullikin reading Greek to her clubs, And Selma Rice's beauty parlor advises Turkish rubs. Dorothy Winchell is a newspaper writer, ' Kate Shaw, for women's rights, is the country's best fighter Dr. Toby Mathis fills teeth for occupation ' And declares his pretty patients require concentration. But Reverend Evans, our old friend Hakyd, A Never looks at the women, since for prayers he is paid. Alice Wood brings her talent to unexpected ends 5 She writes very light novels for the pleasure of her friends. Effie Niehaus is a talented lawyer, ' ' A learned librarian we find Gladys Moyer. A l75l