Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Phut'o by Young 81 Carl AYRES B. ADAMS. Dare to be true.n Ayres is one of the serious members of our class. With the air of a philosopher he talks about the things 'worth while, and gives vent to his pet theories. His favorite hobby is Brown- ing, from whom he can 'tsplurge whole pages at a time. And yet withal he has a saving sense of humor which has gained him many friends. We predict for him a bright future. IDA LEA ALBERT. t'Deep brown eyes, running over with glee. Bonny brown eyes are the eyes for mef' A merry little miss, who is ever ready for a good time. She is one of the musicians of her class. Often have her sweet strains of melody charmed the girls during Gym hell. Her classmates, in speaking of her. invariably say, ttIsnit she cute'. GORDON G. AGNEW, D.B., Editor 01d Hughes and Annual. Gordon is the literary man whose l'it'e is as free as the ocean billows. Sorrows and cares but little bother him. and he is always ready to gladdeu our lives with a merry jest or popular song. With all that Gordon is a boy of determination, a friend in need, and one whose generosity knows no bounds. To be a friend of Gordon makes the sun seem brighter, the day hopeful, and the world better. We are 3.1! proud to enroll as a member of the class of'19077 the name Gordan Agnew. 24

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Levy will shine upon the stage; His fancy steps will be all the rage. And people will come from fair and near His wonderful tenor voiCe to hear. Manischewitz will undertake The world's supply of matzo-s to bake. And. if we let him. he will try The H ughes lun-ch room to supply. Mueller will be a concrete engineer, With hand steady ancl brain clear; lVonderful structures he will raise, Which all the world will come and praise Murdock will be a lawyer at the bar, llis eloquence will be noted near and far: If you ever get in a place thatis tight, Hire Murdock to make your legal fight. Oehler will perform on the airy trapeze, And hang from the roof by hooks on his knees; He'll walk on his hands around the ring, And to the bareback horse will cling. 3y the defunct patients of Gaesslcr and Caldwell Um- will manage to prosper quite well; An undertaker he will be. And wealthy grow on many a fee. Success to Schiff the fates wonlt refuse. Because he was manager of Old Hughes? The business ways he displayed to us them Will make him the most successful of men. Stapleforil. the fales all say, Will be a phenomenon in a business way; Having made a forlune. his life will seem To pass away like a beautiful dream; And, secluded from domestic strife. l-lelll he a bachelor all his life. Snodgrass will be a diplomat, To him the nation will take Off its hat: As; peacemaker, with charitable intcnl, T0 foreign countries he'll be sent lMeber as chemist will make his debutJ Having knowledge that's given to only a few; Mid test tubes and beakers heill spend his days, lowing t0 the critics, praise. eeemeeg

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MARY E. ARMLEDER. nWhat she wills to do or say, Seems wisest, virtuousest. discreetest. beast.U studious and conscientious, she does not care for the strenu- ous or frivolous life, but takes her pleasure in more quiet paths. May success he hers in the years to come! CHARLES EARRINGER, D. B. uSober, steadfast and demuref Charles!u is one of those lucky mortals who have successfully combined the social and scholastic side of school life. In each he has been equally successful, and by his modest demeanor has gained the respect and friendship of his classmates. HELEN LOUISE BELMER. Theta. Sigma, Editor ' 016. Hughes and Annual. HWith goddess-like demeanor, forth she went; Not unattended, for on her, as queen, A pomp of Winning graces waited still. Helen, our editor, will be remembered as one who flourished famously. Not. for glory or reward wrote she, but for trith, Which is well paid, when sung and heard.-By one Who knows. 25 Photo by Young 6L Carl