East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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The Girls' Glee Club N llli Girls' tilce Club meets every Wednesday after school. This is their fourth year oi' unqualified success gained through persistent ell'ort to N steadily advance the nmsical ideals of the club. , ln October they sang for the Ohio Teachers' Convention held in our city. For the third time the girls have had the honor and pleasure ol' singing combined program with the Miami University Glee Club at liasl High. They are now preparing for the annual .lune concert. Q MA uviei. I.. l3on.xn'i'. .nys we 4 --EM. ..'wX' ' .1 ' q i THE Boys' GLEE Cum 103 Wi I, A 'x 1 . -4 L, ,1 Lrg .MQ ff , 1 I li 'i ,s 1, fifi Y 1i-s i A ,,i Wi L' 3' ff lil' .lyk ,if TTU '+I f'j' N l rw' :J in fix!- fri, ,. . ,uf 'QW 5,1 F it fri gf: ali 'iffy I ' l VT' ir l ,-yy' 4 ' '4 if ,214 rg' at ,,- r-il -:T ' Q J fy' ., il .Ni I i V LJ iff! 5 ,fat pf, .ul bfi ,wi , , ,QL .Nfl Q 4 'L L U' 'VI V JL? !iy'1

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4- 4'-r si: H1 'V' 4. S It + 'Z' + M 8, Nl + '2- 4- ll 3 N1 t 5 1 H 3 It + 4' 4- 'I 4-+I' -r iles 5 E03 E03 IWXNFE I-+4-B BE BE' El E0 The Spec1al Chorus HE Speclal Lhorus meets falthfullv every Wednesday mormng before school Under the untlrmg leadetshlp of Mr Surdo the club IS dr1lled and prac tlced on the selectlons chosen by hlm Such lS the ambltlon of Mr Surdo for the success of th1s club that he calls speclal rehearsals when needed 1n ordel that he mav touch up the hard places One result of these extra rehearsals was the excellent concert whlch the chorus m COI'I1b1l'l3t10l'1 wlth the glee clubs and the orchestra gave on Apl 1l ith for the MUSIC SUDCFVISOTS Conventlon The followmg day the school had the pleasure of hearlng manv of the numbus repeated Tlns club not onlv strxves to w1n fame IH our school but lt endeavors to pro Jcct the love of IIILISIC lnto the communltv The chorus has lncreased from seal to year The enrollment four years ago was fortv today lt numbers one hun dred and clghtv bovs and glrls Thxs p1 oves that the club 15 a success Mav It contlnue to lncrease and become more successful each year' as 4-+4 sensed- +4 QEOBG 4' suse G-+4 arose- + --r arose 4- +4 PX' + sense- 4-+4 E0iE+f1'-fascia +' -t 92056 4-'.-4 abuse 4--t' + The Advanced Orchestra HE Advanced Orchestra may well be called the backbone of East Highs department of muslc for It not only renders composltlons bv ltself but 1t also accompames varlous other muslcal organlzatlons Its fame has spread not onlv to nearbv communltles but to other parts of the state because of the escellence of the work done for the Southwestern Ohlo Teachers Conventlon and for the State MUSIC Teachers Assoclatlon One of the outstandlng features of this orchestra IS the annual June concert at whlch selections of the hlghest type are performed The success whlchr the 01 chestra has enjoyed for the past five years IS due entlrelv to the work of 'VIr Surdo 1ts leader Hls enthuslasm and untlrlng cffoxts have made It one of the most enyovable organlzatlons of the school IALI DARNIALL The Boys Glee Club HE Bovs Glee Club meets every Tuesday after school under the dlrectton of Mr Surdo Of the many musxcal organlzatlons of East Hlgh School none has shown more school sp1r1t than thls one They have done much toward the estahl1shment of our school's reputatlon for good muslc The club conslsts of those bovs wxlllng to sacrlce one afternoon a week for the development of thelr VOICES and for bulldlng up an organlzatlon of whlch the school can be proud. THoMAs STEEN 102 3 il, . 'f .L 3 v M A . . . N o ,- e'. ' 5 ' ' + . e A . ' . .U 4 : ' 0 S . f S ' . 1 x . T ' O -. 1' - - . Ji Q W L .. -rn ..' ., '. ' . R ' l' .. ' . , 'it ': . . T -. ,' ' Q 'I '2' .. , N' 4. . 1 l . .. H . W i ' . n. 'P -' , ' gi - FI . ' Ill . - . . B M C I' '

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G++ 1'+'8'4-DS+'X'+ E+-+4 QPF + Pin? EE 4 2503 +503 P+ Q-'I' E EO! El! 4? Q ' - ln C E W fu: .fa fri + N -S. .517 -rs- E Ed at O 5' Ill N ' :A r:- C C 5 O D G uf 9 Nl D-I 'H 2 C 2 IM -ET 'T . :- F1 9: A E W .UG m AD' ,o .,, m E 5 SE' Ez fe ,,, I fb 'C Q 2 I E w Q- 4 O I 'S 5 , +4 5 O! C! E E E 9 'Hi SH! 4- E+' E03 E03 4-+4 4--3' +-5 df E' fl! El! +45 'l !'4? The Band Since 'Vlr burdo was too much occupied the leadcrshlp was transferred to Mr. Horton. The credit for our undoubtcd success goes to Mr. Horton for his ability and patience, and to the student body and teachers who furnished us with new uniforms. The band numbers about twenty-five regular-attending, hard-working boys from D to the A grades. VVc started on our way at the football games, not miss- ing one home game. When the school saw our willingness and ability, they gave till it hurtn and fitted us up in fine orange and black uniforms. Our first concert was given before the school to show off the new suits. After that we played regularly at the basketball games. Then came a serious handicap. We had planned to give a concert the pro- ceeds of which were to go toward next year's band. Unfortunately Mr. Horton btcaxkne seriously ill and this idea had to be dropped. E? FU E ... rg? OE 5.-. C-5 5-1-0- 'Dv-h 22' 5:- N EL: Ha:- 963 FU' FE. 'ibm- mi' FF O53 o ZZ-'D :ei '41-n Ds:- 'su Q: HC- ge EE. 5' na 25 lm FF 5-22 FED so 5-5 .- FD 5,5 fel!! S'4 F., O23 'D 2:4 .GPF -s-4 2? 'vii if 3 F7 3 E ma F' I El EO 5 +5 o EIBE4' GBE- +4 :ad-+A'-r It 1' 4- + lf .2 It i E It 'Y' -3' 4 ll' 2 Ill + 4' + M .2 Ill + t Q -Z- 4- M O -ti JOHN S1.oAN.