East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Caroline Bryanl, l 1'ce-Prc'sfdPr1l Andrew VI iley, President Vflxlhflfl I orens, Secretary

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I re' c as E. 1 I R THE LLASS OF 1922 j N . ..... -. , . - ..,. .'.A ' 1-':'. . HIS second year at East High School has found us all more united in every way. It has found us, who were the first to enter East High as sophomores 'Juniors fe possessed with the full realization of the responsi- bilities of our position. Our beautiful school is now complete with the exception of the stadium. Our Wonderful organ has been installed and We have all enjoyed the concerts which it has made possible. The gymnasium building which was not completed last year is now iinished and we realize fully how fortunate we are in having such a fine one. This year our school spirit has greatly increased as has been shown by the boys and girls who throng to the games, their voices raised enthusiastically in praise of East High. Our efforts in cheering have been greatly aided by a Junior, Gordon Buchanan, who, With his band which was just organized this year, has furnished us excellent music at our basketball games. In athletics the Junior Class has done its full share. We are represented creditably on both the football and basketball teams. Six of the men of the first football team and two of the men on the first basketball team are Juniors. The girls' centerball championship was Won by a Junior home-room, captained by Elizabeth Peters. I regret that I cannot speak of the B-A Party, which by the time this is published will have taken place andbecome, no doubt, a memorable event in the history of East High. V We have tried to do our part as Juniors in living up to the ideals of the new school, and next year as Seniors We hope to do all that We can for the honor and glory of East High. . ' ELIZABETH SWING, '22. l83l

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Tn memory of Sibney Slille of 'Ghz Class of1922 l51