East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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President . . .................................. NATHAN 11.11'1'1' l'icc-Presidenl . . .............................. ELSA 5111211111111 Secretary . . .................................. 11111.1 B. SMITH Treasurer . . .................................... 131.511; DIE'I'Z Facully Adviser . .............................. B. W. JENKINS 1C 00K pleasant. please! Steady '1he1'e! Now 115 all 01' 01'111 L I wonder if we shall ever realize the usefulness of the art of taking pie- tures. How many times does one take a trip, come home and have only his memory to remind him of it! How much nicer it would he too, 11' he could open a book and have the whole journey there 111 picture. XVith a view to encouraging such wholesome pastimes, and for the sake of art, itself, the Camera Club was organized in January, 1923, with the aid of Mr. Jenkins. 0111' business meetings are much the same as any other club, but when programs are carried out, then is the time we have fun! Each member brings his camera to the meetings, and each one takes some pictures. At the next meeting we compare them, criticize them, and thus learn how to secure better results in the future. Sometimes We take trips to Eden Park 01' Burnet lYomls, when each member tries to get the best picture. The results are not only instructive, but often very amusing. The Camera Club is the 'tinfant clubt' of East High School, as it was not organized until the second term; but, neverlheless, infants grow and become strong, and so do clubs. 11111.1 B. SMITH. 97

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iHIiMn 111,. H WW WW i i' ' eIFWthlmlg 111111-311 iii: i191 Wm H bmglerr 23 Prus'idenl . . .................................... NELI. HARRIS Treastlrvr . . ................................. Dunn'rin' LANtili Secretary . ............................... FRANCES HANAUl-IR 1101'01111111111'31 1 . ............................. RUTH Ii. Hlaliw-zs llli Iiust High Dancing Club was nl'gunizcd twn 3' 1111's 11:40 fur the purpose of T developing an appreciation and knowledge of dancing as an art. The membership is 2111 honorary 0110. the Incmbcrs being chosen for their interest 0' ability in the subject. Meetings are hold 011 Thursday afternoons, and at that time dances are studied. In January. the club gave 21 111011'1111 of dancing in the auditorium. Miss timvo assisted with sovvl 1':1l vocal 1111111bcrs, and Betty Schwartz with two solo dances. Tho dances given by tho Cillb included Sea Ih'iams, which represented the rising and breaking of foam-crostod waves; Moment Musicale, :1 spritc-likc dance; Minuet; and a dance drama called A Chinese Love Story? Dancing is spoken of in so promiscuous a way that it too often is understood to 1111-2111 the very chc 1p and popular ty pe which is so often seen, but it can be just as splcmlid :1 thing as painting, sculpture, or music. We, in the Dancing Club, are striving to get :1 real appreciation of dancing 11s 1111 art, and that art :1 very fine and dignified 0110. Miss TAYLOR. 96

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First Scnu'stm' Svcond Semester HAZEL HEINTZ .................... Pi'vsidc'nl .................... HAZEL HEINTZ Fm' HERSCHEm: ................. ice-Prcsidcni ............ JACK CHAPPELL RACHEL WARD .................... Secretary ..................... BETTY PRICE BEN Tumuzx ...................... Treasurer ..................... BEN TURPEN proved successful in points of membership, enthusiasm, and interesting meetings. Last vcar this club was in its infancv with a great numbel 0f Sophomores and only a few Freshmen; at the beginning of this xv 1r cunsequcntlv there were just a few veterans, i so we had to train many new meinbcrs. The Object of the club is to give the members practice in public speaking and to prepare them for membershlp 1n the Senior Club. Meetings have been held every Thursday afternoon in the XVhitc Club Room, and, at each, a debate 15 the feature of the program. Such toplcs as are of greatest - interest to young c1tizens are chosen for dlscussmn. The social side is not neglected. There have been hikes and parties. Miss Ageline, the faculty adviser, has proved herself papable 0f the task of instructlng lIlCXpCPlQHCCd boys and girls in the art of speaklng before an audlence. q SECOND 3' X111' has passed for the Junior Debating Club, a year which has RACHEL WARD. 98