East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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JOHN BACHMAN MARY 05CONNOR GRETCHEN ORR RICHARD GLAZIER President Viee-President Secretary Treasurer The Senior Class WE are indeed proud to be able to graduate as the iirst ttl'eal Senior Classlt of East High. NO other Class has yet had the privilege of completing the entire four years here. We have grown up with the school. for when we entered here, a multitude of tiny Freshmen, East High, too, was in her infancy. lVe realized four years ago that most of us were destined to be members of the first graduating class which East High would call all her own. SO we have tried from the first to be worthy of this honor, and to cause our school to be proud of us. After four years of strenuous labor and many pitfalls, over two hundred of the original Freshman Class survive as Seniors. This year we have come into our own, for all of the team captains are Seniors, and there have been numerous members of our class on all Of the teams. The Seniors also form the backbone of all of the clubs and activities here. Almost every member of the Class has been active in some kind of work in the school. Some. have done much and some have done just a little, but it is the regret at all of us that we could not do more for East. They who have worked hard and unselfishly have received the greatest good from their experience here, but all are deeply grateful to the school and t0 the faculty for everything that they have done for us. Throughout our course here we have been conscious of pride in our class. but our school spirit has always been far greater than our class spirit. Long after our class. as a unit, has disappeared, East High will still holtl a very dear place in our hearts. JOHN BACHMAN. 21

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ESTHER AMIRKHANIAN French Club, Glee Club, Rooters, Club, Astronomy Club. Our Esther is awfully quiet, We know she cannot deny il; And some day, I fear, Her name we will hear As leading 21 suffragettek riot. CLARA ANDERSON Kulidasa KIND, Special Chorus, Rootersi KIND. Clara A. is a maiden serene, With as lovely brown eyes as weK'e seen, iVith naught can compare The gold of her hair, As a conkiweql say sheis a queen. ALFRED AHAND L-Ufi i'llathvnmfics Club, Industrial Arts Club, Roolmw Club. Alf Arand took his stately stand XVith dress but held stiffly in hand, iiThcre is no place, said he, WFhal I'd rather he Than right here :It the ladies, command? JANET ARNOLD Hillineai Special Chorus, Household Arts Club, President French Club, Tower News Staff, Kalidasa Klnb, Annual Staff, Rooters' Club. When Janet puts on her white apron, And starts to cookin, and bakint You,d better beware Of her hill 0, fare, 01' you may fall asleep and not walken. WILLIAM ARNOLD iBilU Art Club, French Club, Roolm'sJ Club. Hi-E Club, Camera Club, Band. Bill Arnold once went for a walk. For a quiet and intimate talk; iiDo look, whispered he, See how conficlingly The young field corn embraces the stalk! 22