East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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35+ S+ +ft' G++ +A' -I arose + -ts-0 SE spilled so well East plaved East of Columbus today but was de feated 19 to 0 Cheer up! Remember last year Grand lunch room casualty ple en everything Assembly Orchestra again favored us They cer talnly must be 10070 effort and attention to do J 99 Hurrah East beat Norwood at Norwood today KNYNJ 25 to 3 Looks hke the Cornell Cup is doomed again Grand rush 2 25 car tickets Our teachers were giving directions long after we left our rooms anis- 4- -t-4 Q oss-+ 'P+ stead- 4-A-4 arose 4' 4 550364-'S'-ri!!! Course the rush then Ted and than formerly E We couldnt be polite today The Girls Glee Club and the orchestra entertained us for a while this morn mg with some delightful songs School was out at 2 12 because of the game East vs Hamilton Sorry we lost 14 to 0 Mr Myers Y Cooper spoke to us about the Community Center Lecture Dr Herget gave a very interesting talk about his experiences in Europe during the war NOVEMBER November woods are bare and still November days are clear and bright Flrst report cards we all feel very sorry for ourselves East won fiom Woodward today in a rather one sided game 37 to 6 Members of the Debating Club spoke to us concerning measures which are of lnteresl because of the coming election Only seven more weeks until Christmas Better start shopping and avoid A big crowd from East traveled to Dayton to see the game with Stivers East tried hard but Stivers won 16 to 0 Assembly--Mr. C. Hugo Grimm gave an organ recital this morning. . Assembly-Dr. Fridtjof Nansen the Arctic Explorer spoke to us today We felt very much honored to have him. A . Assembly-This was most unexpected. Frank Martin told East how to cheer Dave led a few cheers and songs and we did much better Assembly-This is certainly the biggest week we have ever had. The new band uniforms were brought before the school on their owners for inspection. We had a regular pep meeting to prepare us for our game with Walnut Hills East won 18 to 7. Only one week before the big game. It certainly is the day before the big game. The parade was fine even though it did rain but when we came back to school after the parade- nuf ced No assembly as we expected only a short family session. There is to be no big game today. This certainly is a sad way to end such a grand football season. Next year we'll do what we should have done this year. DECEMBER And after him came next the chill December. Yet he through merry feasting which he made Did not the cold remember. 3. We wonder at the length of the absence list today. 7. The monotony of the week was broken by a very interesting assembly. Col. E. A. Havers spoke to us about the History of the Pen. His talk was illustrated by slides and moving pictures. l 95 . 4-ft' 4 Quai-4--2' + 9036 JMX'-9 Sena- + Sense P+ 4-55036 4--3' -r as Eli E i !'+ E 4-'2' 'Y EEO! it + 'Z' 4- Y! 3 It 1 4 it 3 fl T 'Y 4 tt 2 Ill + + + it 3 M + + + 'A' 2 fl + + + ll. Q35 o Q . 4 3 4. 4- 7- ---- H oo oo to me ro -1 -- -- 'RS' 9 9 Sf' 5' T' ? P' E' 9 S9 T' 9' is h, m :G QP? - . Q D' ,c-' M . . , D ' - ur t'-Ea-,,!4 . - , . . , V ti . .A - u , ' I ' I . 4, . I - ' w . 7 ' 4' , ' . - , ' I + . ' V , . ' W . , A In - - I - .' . n . u 4 7 .: H af., '5- , . 71. ui . ' . fly N. if . - ' - W . . , ,, M ' ' ' IXXC ' , 0 , w '4 1 I I m T 'S' 4- 91 C

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' 4 5052 + 4 if -3' +5936 4--1' -f SE MARCH The stormy March IS come at last With wind and cloud and changing skies At an assembly this morning Miss Taylor presented the girls with medals and ribbons for the mileage swim Congratulations girls! East won the basketball trophy by defeating Hughes at the Fenwick Club 19 to 16 We knew that trophy didnt want to leave us 4' 9' East beat the champion Norwood team today 31 to 26 An assembly this morning prepared us for the big SHE' East Facultv game this afternoon East won but the score was rather a doubtful thing since the Facultv played such a poor game E035 John Martin spoke in the lnterest of the tennis team and Jack Darnall spoke for the Annual Mr Dan Beddoe sang for us this morning at one of the most delightful and enjoyable assemblies ot this year Through the courtesy of the John Shilllto Co Mr Dllley was sent to us this +'X'+E 1l'+4i morning to give a talk about Chinese rugs Colored slides of the rugs lllu +4 Quad' 4-af-455035 6- 2.4 55036 Friday March 28th wish they could have year The party was installed One of our enthuslastlc about it solos song bv a male Department. strated his lecture We all enjoyed the lecture very much Why sure its the Semor Party How the Juniors been there Never mind Juniors youll have one next held 1n the bovs gymnasium where a radio had been bovs tuned in a program for us and we certainly were especially the static The program included piano quartette and several other numbers The music for the dance came and although it was leap year and boys are bashful some one finally started the ball rolling and we danced until the music stopped Then we traveled over to the mam building and to the lunch room fox EATS Was lt a success? In a chorus we all answer Yes APRIL Suddenly sunshine and perfect blue- An April day in the morning. . East played Walnut Hills in baseball and won from them 10 to 1 . This morning the musical organizations of the school who had performed for the Music Teachers Association repeated part of their program for us Vie appreciated this treat very much. East played O. M .I and won 36 to 5. . A tree was planted this afternoon at 2:30 P. M. by the pupils in the Botany . Assembly-We all always enjoy those assemblies when the members of one of our teams receive their letters. This morning the champion basketball squad received their letters. George Race was elected captain of next year s tum. hoodluck Bugs. 54 +++?EO3E'+ EEO! X ada' th is fl iff uw ,... , A-.. xx ,. .. East defeated their old rivals Hughes 3 to 1. Under the auspices of the Ohio Audubon Society Mr. Avis gave a very interesting lecture on birds. He showed some very beautiful slides to illustrate his lecture and used his skill in illustrating the calls of the different birds. East defeated Woodward in an exciting game, 11 to 10. Assembly-Five Seniors competing in the oratorical contest spoke this morning. The speeches were all very good and the speakers held.the attention of everyone. The two chosen to represent us in the next contest were Willard Van Saun and Joe Richards. 19. East played Aurora and won, 27 to 2. Some described the game as a track meet. ' 97 int- 4 95035 4--f + 95036 4-+4 sena- BE? 4-4' at EEN? 1' 'Z' 4 EEC! OBE-+++5El5S+'3'+ BE03S+'!'+ 9Eoie++-P 5El35+4'+ iiiiiinl' 4 50 7- I N .w I . 9 I h l I . I I .' 12. - t ' ' , 14. A ' ' f , '. ' 21. . ' U ' - ' 24. - . . - . . U G . 25' ' . . I . . . -- I U Q 28. . , - . . .I . . . 28. '. I ' . .1 ' 4 . . . , . 8 3' ' . 10 - ' ' ' f , 11 ' ' 'lk H , ' Q 4 4719 V A n 16 .. . ll I 4116! 18 1 3 Ill 1' S S M i 5 ll 't' 'S' 4 ll 3 IR + -r- + ll .2 It + 4- + lf 2 fl! T I H I