East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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11 18 20 21 28 1 3 20 16 To hear Dr. Ileiuroth we're, glad as czm be, For he gives :1 recital for us as you see. Some girls about the stage. do prance, And entertain us with 21 dance. llujor Parker addresses us great and small, 011 the Commumty Chest WlllC'll interests us all. Game Wltll Newport. An interesting program today at three Is gwen by the danemg class. as you see. A Life Saving Demonstration today, Is given by our gu'ls' team for Girl Scouts, they say. Game with Hughes. Game. with Hamilton. lmey The A8 and B's await this day, On which theylll go to the B-A. Game with W'alnut Hills. Game with KIiami Military Institute. Game with Nt'irwood. The Dra-unatie Club did give :1 play. Twas enjoyed by all who saw it they say. Game with Hughes. Track Meet at Miami. Track Meet at f. C. The days of May just seem to fly, Now just like lightning they go by, There are picnics. assemblies. and parties, and hikes, Indeed there are all thing's that everyone likes. 'Til before we really know it ,tis June, And we. almost think that it's come too 50011. June t Our annual concert is given tonight. lVe hope that the vrltles pronounce it all right. We hold the last meeting with Seniors you know. And to certain hnght Semors the scholarships go. The days are long and hot we fear. But Cheer up folks, vacatmn's near! Commencementeto Seniors it brings joy, yet tears, Fur 1t marks the end of theu' lugh school years. The year is tier. 0h. strange to tell, The Seniors bid high school farewell, 0h fortunate they, to say the least, Who in the fall come hack to East! MAY ELIZABETH OLIVER. '22 $10

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WWW Prm-r'dml , , . , , e e e e , , e e e , , e e e , , . . , . ,Glmw HTUNEH I'z'r-z' I'rrsfdwnt, . i . A , . V , . , , i i . i . i i . i .Vn'ux ZUREXH .N'm-n'lury- Trwumrrr . , , t . . . . , . . , . , . . . . . . V i .RI'TH BARBER HE Astronomy t'luh was organized in Fehruz-U'y, when the study Of Astronomy was taken up. The Club work, in Charge of the program committee. Alice Rohe. George Bunghum. and Alvin Battier, consists. of interesting talks on the stars, their legends. and their place in literature: a discussimi of the lives of astronomers and their r-nntrihutiuns to science: and the development ofnui' calendar and time. pieces. Miss Strute has offered to give Us 50111? lectures with stereuptienn Views. and something: on Einstein and his theory. The more pleasing and less strenuous part 01' the work is the hi-weekly stair- seeking expeditions. with m-easinnul picnic suppers. when the real work is post- poned until dark. R l V'l'H HAH BER. '2-3.