East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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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

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Dancing Charlie Stevens teaches all the latest crazes. Hugh E. Keating, fashion model, now his friends amazes. Randolph Schmalhorst, Esquire, is a doctor well-to-do, While Ogden Baumes owns big stores and his hairs now are few. Kathryn Struble's a distinguished club woman, and she's so sweet and so dear That we love her for what she is to us, and even more, we fear. Gay June Boyd is now a judge, solemn on her bench, Margaret Sauerland, living abroad, can only speak in French. Catherine Aiken for her living is now designing clothes. Helen Asbury is a model and well known for her pose. Leiva Amirkhanian owns a little antique store, Peg Bachlerfs auto school is where they learn the auto lore. William Clawson as a broker is reigning quite supreme, While Rigdon Robb, great actor, wants to be a movie queen. Charles J. Grunenthal's the sage who overshadows all And Samuel Bonham's works on Food are something to appall. Nell Atkins strings behind her name degrees of every kind, And as a college president, a better you couldn't find. J Ida Bainum, sweet as ever, at this same college lives, The students there she helps to teach and, too, her guidance gives Lee Welsh is warbling to a group of music critics stern. Eddie Menzel writes joke books, his necktie money to earn. Herbert Dieckman is a banker and he's not married yet, And Walter Friendship teaches school nor yet his fate has met. The magazines do now display Jean Baumes on the covers. A gay little dancer is Maisie Davis as 'round the stage she hovers. Erma Denman, worthy woman, owns a department store. Helen Tice, too, does big things, and she has friends galore. Wesley Betzing owns a farm but wants to be a preacher. John H. Lease, great scientist, is still a brainy creature. Joseph Barg, his money earns from his perfume for men. Paul Pinney as a comic artist, slings-a wicked pen. Jean Kroger is a platform speaker, humorous, of course, - Cleo Hosbrook's portrait sketches as an artist prove her force. The two Lenz girls are still unable to be told apart And strange to say are on the stage now wedded to their art. l76l I