Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Photo by Young 8L Carl CECELIA MARIE BERNE. A countenance in which did meet Sweet records, promises as sweet.H One of those girls always anxious to please. She is a gentle, loving miss, and is respected by 3.11 who know her. ADA MAREAU BEVINGTON. 0h! as the bee upon the fiower, I hang Upon the honey of thy eloquent lip. Ambition. a. leading characteristia She is known for her skill and fluency in argument. In the future we expect to hear of Ada as one of the shining lights of Delaware College. CHARLES BROEMAN, Ti 0. I am constant to my purpose. A valuable member of the class, and one who is. always in- terested in whatever is going 011. His love of argument has kept many a recitation from being dull. 26

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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

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GEORGE BRYANT. Nothing so difficult but may be won by industry? George's career can not be compared to that of a fiaming meteor, yet by continued industry he has obtained a. high stand- ing in his lessons. His industry and good nature have brought him many friends, who wish him success in whatever path he may tread. EDWARD BUESCHER. hCheerful thoughts and purpose pure Help one onward, that is sure. dPete? as he is familiarly known, has gone through school. trying to hide his light under a bushel. But his good qualities Were so numerous that he could not conceal them, and finally every one agreed in calling him a good fellow.H He is manly, courteous, generous and obliging; in short, a perfect gentleman. STANLEY CALDWELL, D.B. Latin and Greek he knows; he beats the Dutch? Although 'hStan may have the expression and smile of a cherub, he has the mind of a Socrates, and we are willing to hot on it. Vergil is an old friend of his, and the way he can. spout Greek is a. caution. He is also a practical joker, and an athlete in an aquatic line. His other characteristics are his beaming smile and thorough good nature. The former makes you think him related to Sunny Jim, and the latter makes him a fellow you like to be with. one you like to have for a friend. .q Photo by Young 8; Carl