East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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iArg-i WELLINE .. The A Party N a cold Januar. V at'ternuun. two weeks after 0111' eventful holidays, the annual A Party was given in the girlsi gym. Almost every Senior was present with a jolly. happy, spirit to take part and enjoy the numerous events of the afternoon. tVe must nut forget to say that a large. number of the teachers, both men and women. were there.and they touk as aetiv . a part in the party as did we Seniors. The fun started with a tTonversational eireie which put a lot of spirit into all the rest of the at'ternoonk dances and games. It E1150 took the pretty, timid wall flowers from their rather distant places and mingled them very nicely with the crowd. XVe are glad to say that be 'ause 0f the unexpected good time they were having they did not care to sit around again and look nice. After several dances tin which no one was eensnreth were over. one of the big features x 'as the deraeker eating contest. Both the contestants and thei ' audience had a merry and laughable time during the event We are glad to say 110 one choked in his attempt to help consume the two hoxes 0f I'needas . Another dance followed; then a ttPeanut Race took plaee in whieh many p mnuts were dropped from the spoon by the efforts of the runners to win the taco. The tlanees following were varied with many types. The eoiurful serpentines shooting and floating in many directions among the dancers. produeed a pretty pieture. The chair danee added much exeitement and merriment. and kept one guessing who would get the chair next. Time rolled um-ouseiously by. and before we knew it. the beautiful strain of ttllmne Sweet Home almnuneed the final dance of that jollg afternoon. ELIZABETH PETERS. x22.

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WM WELUNG The C. - D Party DON T you think Hulluwe'eu the very best time of year to give a party? XVt-ll. so the Sophomores thought, and in order that they might become hetter acquainted with the Freshmen, gave a party for them. The little office room in the girlsi gym was made into a t'Rnom 0f Horrnrs which each Freshman visited, and came out without having been harmed. 011 the other side of the room, the dee J mvsteries 0f the future were told to each U'uest. - 3 One girl found that she was to become a great musician. one discovered she was a horn artist, while another was to he a teacher. The fortune telling hnuth was; a popular place. and of course great satisfaction was evidenced when each guest knew what the future held for her. Dancing and Halloween games completed the entertainment of the nftermum. and every girl did her best to get acquainted. The juicy red apples and duuglmuts were served. and before we knew it. we had to go home. JOSEPHINE lthi-XNS. Qli The A - D Party HE Senior girls gave a ttLittle Sister Party for the Freshmen girls 011 Tuesday aftermnm, November 99. in the girlst gymnasium. Every Senior wore a black nak-leuf tag with an orange number on it. eorres- ponding t0 the number 011 the orange tags of three. Freshmen. As the crowd gathered, each Freshman and each Senior began to 100k for her big; sister and little sisters, respectively. There. was quite a time matching the numbers, but snun every proud Senior was provided with three little sisters. Hilarious games were played and as a result we all felt hetter acquainted. Senior girls then entertained their guests with a clever minstrel show. At the psychological moment. the re- freshments, consisting of ice erezun sandwiches, were served. As all things Come to an end. so did, the. iX-D party, and dancing concluded the ufterntmnk enter- tuimnent. i If the Freshmen girls have us happy at illemory 0f the part; as their Senior sisters, it was without doubt a great success. ELIZABETH SWING. '21