East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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'i 17WOur first basketball game is a victory over Loveland. This is the proper Way to inaugurate the new gym. 20-The A Grade girls launch a candy sale. It's a big success, but there isn't enough candy. 21-A collection for the Herbert Hoover relief fund is made. 22-The result of yesterday's collection is over three hundred dollars. This is our Christmas gift to the children of France. 23---An original play is given by the debating club. We say good-by to the school as we do not expect to return until next year. - g JANUARY 3--A new bell for the old clock-tower is presented to us by Mr. James Reilly, as the old one was found to be unsatisfactory. 5--Bob Hunt's ankle is still hurting him. He sprained , 7 it while training for the track team. i 6fTo-morrow is our first big game of the season. T We journey to Hamilton. ii , 7-The Cornell Cup is presented to the school in recog- nition of our championship team. Jack Richardson f is presented with a football blanket. Hamilton X X . 2 X -X defeats us in a hard contest. it JRC K EA 10HNew Year's resolutions seem to be past history k - ' X X now, judging from the detention room. . 13-Pie comes down two cents. Hurrah for the League .gwwl of Nations. 14-Hi-Y meeting at end of second. We didn't realize l - . that there were so many in the club. We beat f W if 5 Norwood in a fast game. C 17' -The boys go to the auditorium and are addressed T by Mr. Artman. 19-This is Thrift Week, and Mr. Ben Roth addresses us on Thrift 21---We hold our first pep meeting. Some new school songs are sung. We g also defeat Woodward. 24-Someone dropped his lunch breaking some dishes. We urge you all to be careful as We do not wish the price of hamburger to be raised. - 25-Exams threaten us. The first is one week from to-day. 26-Preliminaries for the Oratorical Contest held to-day. A 1941

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9- --Mme. Guerin tells us of poppy day for Franec. 10s-We start today to receive the correct time by wireless. 11e-Armistice day. We do not receive a holiday, but at eleven o'clock we stand at attention for 30 seconds. 12-Mrs. Mary Watts addresses us. This is the third assembly that we've had this week. Something must be wrong. 17-18-Alntelligence test given to D Grade. It seems like some of them certainly need some kind of a test to gauge their mentality. , 19-Last game of the season is with Newport. It is a 0 to 0 tie. 22eeHome room meetings. A collection of 2 cents each . f, on every Monday for the supply of towels and soap ' is agreed upon. N 23-Mr. Condon entertains the Garden Club at school IJ to-day. We can't see how they could find much . entertainment here. 'I 24-1-No school until Monday. Hurrah for the Pil- ul:-,, i grims, say We. llc X ' X . . 29'--Basketball practice begins to- day. DECEMBER Q53 2-Big assembly this morning. The organ is dedicated ,A X and is played by Mr. Sidney Durst for the first ' time. , 6a-ePractice is in full swing. It looks as though we are 1 going to have a good team this year. , A X 7--The D Grade goes to the auditorium and is addressed Q F ' Q' by Dr. McCracken. pr X Q 93 The many times postponed play, Oh, My Dear, is 1? Q X enjoyed by the school. E,,.A... A spelling match is also held and is won by Martha Roos. 10-The A Grade holds its first dance of the season and it is a big success. 13--Assembly. The organ is played for us by Mr. Ritchey of Hughes. 15NAl Moeser entertains us in the lunch room with some songs and jokes. Keep it up, Al, you'll be on the stage yet. l93l '

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27a January fifteenth. Memorial services are held in remembrance of Sidney Stille, who was killed 28AHamilton comes down early and dines with us. In the afternoon they defeat us for the second time. ' FEBRUARY 1-4-feWe are attacked with an acute case of exams, in JXENJ ri ii ffiijxx D ,R ww!! gl 10 X A 1 some cases proving fatal. 4We defeat O. M. I. --Mrs. Rixford, of the College of Music, plays the organ for us. The Senior Orchestra also plays for us. aPreparations for the largest crowd of the season are made in the gym for tomorrow's game. Hughes defeats us in the most exciting game of the season. Some crowd. We hold big pep meeting in the morning. 125Lincoln's birthday, but we do not receive a holiday. 14a-We are still weak from the game last Friday. 154Coming events cast shadows before. We hear there will be no school a week from today. 16eeA patriotic assembly, presided over by Jane Becker, is enjoyed by the school. 18m-We are kept from entering the tournament at the University of Cincinnati by the Athletic Council. 21MWe are addressed by Miss Jeannette Rankin. - ' V 1, 22 l-HUPT4'Al4! FOR Gforzesf' ls 7 X 23 . A X M p 'T ' 25- . 2, ,. 4, .af . . W7 1 T x :S 4 . X .N i 'Rc x..1Qk 5 A 21.1-' No school today. It is a good thing Washington was born in February and not in J uly.. -Organ recital by Mr. Ritchey. Dr. Maveety was to have spoken, but he was unable to get here. The B Grade organizes. We defeat Norwood for the second time. MARCH -The lamb is easily noticed. It has been warm for the last few days and we hope it stays this Way. J 4HWe receive Harding's inaugural address by wire- less and it is read to us. It might also be added that we lose to Woodward. l95l