East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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-Carl Clippinger has leisure time 3 to hunt the rabbits he's able, Marshall Drake's humor's in great demand at many a banquet table. Chief Justice Bobby McIntosh is stern and prepossessing. Lawrence Ustick's up to old tricks g he keeps the ladies guessing. Alma Siewers draws and draws and yet she never tires. Betty Roe's an accomplished pianist whose music the world admires. Suissabel Sterling's now singing and dancing in musical comedy parts. Rachel Sparling still is reigning as the pretty blond queen of hearts. Opera roles are nothing to our talented Myron Swang Edythe Buerkle's a comedy star who prestige and fame has won. A renowned and much feted authoress is our brilliant Mary Carothers. Margaret Heckle's a popular hostess and she's still a delight to others. William Moellman raises corn, and beans, and chickens, and cows, and pigs David Paul Davies makes auto tops and buggies and wagons and gigs. A railroad man is Willard Weiss, now large and corpulent. Leon Combs is getting rich with taxicabs for rent. Wolcott Spencer advertises his marriage agencies. Eldred Codling's an ice manufacturer making the water to freeze. As a chemical engineer, Bob Rekart holds a high position. Donald Robb Hezlep has gone on the stage to bewilder us as a magician. Chopie Schmalhorst has an artcraft shop and she's still the sweetest of girls Rosslyn Doyle does Chinese painting. and into the limelight she whirlsg Evelyn Walker's Arrow Collar ads are winning her fame as an artist, Eva A. Edwards 'mongst elocutionists is now considered the smartest. Bill Kennedy's bank is a noted place, where people their money can save. Lester Francis is the poet of the time, about whom the people do rave. Louis Henry Martin is a parasol merchant now. Stew McLean makes safes and vaults, though goodness only knows how. Miriam Bamberger's a confectioner who handles the best of confectionsg Helen Bailey for photography shows her predilection. Georgia Beasley's boarding house is bringing her lots of money. Carolyn Beck sells thermometers, though for her we think it is funny. . Dorothy Becker is making her name as a real estate agent, they say. Tillie Bise is engaged to be married, and live in Indiana she may. Helen Black is a wise, wise woman who's well versed in classical lore. Esther Blackman does hair-dressing now and her curls we still must adore. l77l

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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

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Dan B. Kaiper is now famous through his line of vacuum cleaners. Henry Wedig's a butcher who sells steaks, and pot roasts, and Wieners. Frank Collins manufactures clocks and so is making time. Aldred Codling deals in coal, coke, cement, and lime. We read in the papers how Miriam Bollinger wins all the swimming races. As a nurse Alice Brandt is charming her patients as the hospital wards she paces. Marie Brown writes all sorts of novels and also is noted for her public speaking. Bright Helen -Clark writes encyclopedias, yet for knowledge we still find her seeking. ' Joseph Holton is a sculptor, brilliant and clever is he, ' Gault Eastman is a philanthropist4for his works for the poor there's no fee. As a living example for complexion pastes, Percy Klayer Kline earns his dollars. Jack Richardson surprises us by posing in Arrow Collars. Jane Becker is a beauty now, and for her charm is sought by all. Camilla Fry's writing a Motley book- Pride goeth before a FALL. Dotty Douglas is a newspaper woman, she writes a column on love questions. Marna Brady's a Congresswoman who distinguishes herself at the sessions. Carl A. Roos is trotting the globeg a cosmopolitan man he's grown, Richard Atkinson as U. S. President, by none could be outshone. Flippantly frolicing 'round the stage is Bob Hunt, a comedian. John Wesley Hudson has turned out to be a clever tragedian. A prosperous and well-known business college is headed by Ruth Craven, Esq., Lois Stewart for a Paris modiste is now the foreign buyer. Margaret Potter is managing here an exclusive millinery shoppe. Marcella Pinney's profile is one which for admiring we never stop. Neil Bauer makes big black cigars to help the men to think. William Melvin manufactures pencils, pens, and ink. Casper Wickemeyer is a lawyer, deep in musty books. Hiram Mann, in secret service, captures all the crooks Zola Dye, in kindergarten, frolics with her pupils. Angie Ebel is a nun with conscientious scruples. Ruth Garver's writing ship-shape grammars, all in fine detail. Marian Gates reforms the criminals, and thus spends her time in the jail. John Guthrie is a jeweler who toys with pretty trinkets. Arthur Shawhan's making rubbers, though you wouldn't think it. Donald Crosset builds great bridges over ohasms deep, Neil McElroy's a stern professor who makes his courses steep. l78l