East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Prvsident . . ................................. MILDRED BROWN l'icr-Prcst'dml . . ............................... RUTH JONES Secretary . . .................................. HELEN FULLER Treasurer . . .............................. CHALMA FILLMORE Faculty .vldvism' ................................ MISS DAVISON l-lli Tower Y is a branch of the local Young Vt'onlmfs Christian Assnciation, and also :1 branch of the Girl Reserve Movement, which is composed of clubs organized in all parts of the world. SO, you see, this club at East High is just one spoke in the Wheel of world fellowship. The Y. lV. C. A. is :1 challenge to the linesl type of womanhood with its slogan, ttTo face life squarely. and its purpose, To liml and give the best. It voices ills inspiration in tho wcll-knuwn Y sung, lTallow the Gleam? 0111' Tower Y during the past year has tried to live up to these teachings by helping others, 0110 of the happiest events living the Christmas party we gave to :1 group of orphans. th hope, in the future, to have more opportunities of spreading brightness 21ml cheer, 11ml trust that the years to vmne will still find 115 living up to the ideals of the, Tower Y and the cmlc 01' the Girl Reserve, in which we promise to hei Giacinus in manner, Impartial in judgment, Ready for service, Loyal to friends, Reaching toward the host, Earnest in purpose. 1 Seeing the beautiful Eager for knowledge, Reverent toward Unit, Victorious over self, Ever dependable. Sincere at all times. MILDRED Bnowx. 104

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President ...................................... RUTH REEVES Vice-President ............................... MARY VOLLBATH Secretary .................................. MARJORIE STUNTZ Treasurer .................................. VIRGINIA HENKEL Faculty Adviser ................................. MISS Axum: HE fact that we won the football championship scarcely aroused more en- T tllusiasni than did the organizing 0f the Kalidasa Klub, a new factor at East this year. Enjoyment and goodvfellowship, coupled with wholesome enter- tainment and the opportunity to develop and demonstrate one,s talentsethese are the purposes which led to the organization of Kalidasa. At the beginning of the past year, the Senior girls realized the need of a club devoted to their interests which would provide a means of getting better acquainted with each other. Because those interests were varied, the Kalidasa Klub, as organized, made possible the expression of ones personal desire, be it for art, music, or literature. Consequently the programs of the bi-weekly meetings have been of great variety. Who of us will ever forget the Junior Stunt party, the Christmas meeting, or the literary and musical programs in which we all participated? Our faculty adviser, Miss Axline, by her willingness to assist our efforts, has been indispen- sable in making our undertaking a success. XVe, 0f the Class of 1923, who have founded Kalidasa, sincerely hope that the classes of each succeeding year Will find it desirable to organize under the same name. and that they will get an equal amount of real joy and benelit from the opportunities that Kalidasa affords. RUTH E. REEVES. 103

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anurzr: President . ................................. Glinlttili STEWARD t'ice-Presidenl . . ............................ EDWARD WINTER Treasurer . . ................................ CARROLL iVERE'r'r Secretary . . ................................. WILLIAM DIVERS already begun to henelit the school in various ways. This Club was formed by boys who were previously members of the East Hi-Y Club, and who thought that the principles of the Hi-Y should be harried on in a school organization, and shnulti b- applied to our school life. How the Club could apply these principles x'zls the question which confronted it. XVith the aid of Mr. Lyon, who has been a constant adviser, and Mr. I, 'aeh. the faculty adviser, we have met these problems. and hav- aided the school through their solution. Most of the organizations of the school aid the school indirectly, but the Hi-E Club aids it directly by tacklingr the difficulties Which arise at all times. Perhaps in no other way can we describe the Club than by quoting the motto, which is constantly before iaeh member I am among you as he that servethP hVILLIAM DIVERS. THE Hi-E Club of East High School has but recently been organized, yet it has eh m Www t W 3mg! WW4? t V W: 105