East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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HATTIE EIHTII BI'ZNNE'I'T Hutlie is :1 fine athlete, With her ii is hard to compete; Shcis a very good sport, Aml from 1119 report, Shc really 111111111! be beat. RALPI I BICNNIi'lV'l' Truck, .11111110111111'103 611111, Roolvry Club, Indush'iul Arts Club. They're ollminn 1119 Held rose the cry, A 11111-1! 11101-11110 score, 111115 :1 tie, But East felt secure 0f viclory sure, For to win Ralph had only 10 try. HEHTHAM JOHN BERNE 1131311, 131111130 Cm:1111crciul Club, 111'! Club, Law Club, Rootm's, Club, .1111111111 Staff, Cmnm-a Club, Special Chorus. Bcl'l is 2111 1111151 indeed, He'll draw anything that you 110011; The girls call his dancing 11Divi11oly entrancing, With 11111111 110 will always succeed. BRENDA BIUHHV Brondak beauty is that 131110 50 rarew Big blue eyes and soft Ilaxon hair; A1111 we wish that we llml such dignity; M111 her l'ulurc be quite free from care! M I LDH ED MAHJUHY BOOK'WALTER 01111081111. 19111111011 Club, Snn'th-Hughvs Chub, Roolm's, Club. Mildred can play 011 the cello, She produces tones that are mellow; She 11:15 very high marks, Shws prepared for all Iarks, I11 fact. she's :1 peach 0f :1 fellow. 26

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ALBERT HENRY BAUER LAD Philologiu, Hi-E, Junior Orchestra, Annual Staff, Football, Rootcz'f Club, Lunch Room Staff. Once a huberdasher came from Mars, He was King of the Par-tic-u-lars, uAlbert Bauer I seek And with him would I speak 0f the latest in lies and collars? CHARLES BAUER 20310 Philologian Literary Society, critic, 21- 22-23; Indusirial Arts Club, 21-23: Annual SHUT; Tower News Staff, 22-23; Hi-E Club, Footbali Team, 19-20-21-22 Maptain 21D; Baseball, 22-23; Track, 20-23. Our redouhlable Captain, Charles Bauer, Needs just one thing to make him look sauer, Much he cares for an ache! Or a bruise or a break, But a fumble ye gods! brings a glauer. EDWARD BAUER 2Eps2 Edward Bauer set out for a lark, He was careful to keep the thing dark; OhEhHe smoked a cheroot, Bought a tin horn t0 toot, And slept all the night through in the park. PHILIP BAUER Uacld Roofersl Club. A teacher said, 2Now lhercis one boy will show How far bright-lnoking lads g0? Philip burst forth in song, N0. lady, yOLVre wrong! My looks 0ft belie what I know. EUGENE BENNETT Ujend Rooters, Club, Mathematics Club. Now we come to our old friend Eugene, And it is not hard to be seen A good brain he hath, For he takes fourth year Math, We wish we were one-half as keen. 25

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CHRISTINE BOOSVELD tChrist Touwr Y, Rootm's' Ciub, Kulidasa Club. Her last name rhymes with that of Teddy, Yet Christine is not one bit heady; SO stately and fair, A calm serene air, For work or play shots always ready. ALBERT VERNON BOWEN 0501me Spanish Club, Rooim-st Club. Therets a dapper young chuphVernun Bowen, In the Spanish Club, folks, 11075 11-1100th His row good and straight; He works early and late, That's why bouquets at him wetrc throwinh LEROY EIYWARD BR UNNER A winner, indeed, is Leroy, An earnest and hard-workinl boy; XVith all of his pluck And a wee bit of luck, His future will be full of joy. MILDRED BROWN tMiD Tower News Staff, Tower Y, Annual Staff, Art Club, Astronomy Club, Kalidusu Klub. Fellow citizens, this is Miss Brown, 0n whose face there is ncvm' a frown, Graceful and fair, W'ith an artistic Hair, We know 5119,11 attain grout renown. DORIS B L'RKHARDT tBuddyt Senior Orchestra, Athletic Band, Commer- cial Club. Doris Burkhardt plays in the hand, And whatts more shets always on hand, Right in the front row Getting ready to blow The moment. the loader commands. 27