Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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LOUIS FEID, T.O., Football Team, Swimming Teamh Q'Be always as merry as ever you can, For no one delights in a sorrowful man. Here we have an enthusiastic student of German literature. H'e pursues this study day and night, and yet he finds time to joke. It would he a cold day when Doc had no jokes, for he takes them for breakfast, dinner and supper. One of Doc's faw vorite tcpics is How to cultivate and domesticate the hair in early youth.n Besides his occupation as humorist, Doe is also an athlete, lady killer. umpire and, last, but not least, 'Qa. good fellow. ADELAIDE PEALE FISHER, Theta. Sigma, Old Hughes Staff. HSo unaffected, so cemposed and mild, S0 firm, so soft, SO strong, yet so refined. Always the same straightforward, frank girl; quick to decide between right and wrong. By pursuing her high ideals, Adelaide has gained the respect and admiration of the entire class. JACOB FLEISCHER. nT-Ie who labors diligently need never despair. After four years of labor. Jake has risen triumphantly over his lessons, and can look back with satisfaction upon the fat hun- dreds with which his reports-ane sprinkled. And yet he has done more than merely glean knowledge, for he has formed many friends. who point With pride to his scholastic attainments. 31 v QQQ Photo by Young 8; Carl

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Photo by Young It Carl ARTHUR EMBSHOFF, Football Team. 'Mirth and seriousness successfully combiner?I Skye's congeniality is only measured by his height. He is always ready with a joke or pun to enliven our existence. He is also a student whose untiring industry and application have brought him many high marks. Skye is also a friend in need, and has helped many of us over rough places CATHERINE EMBSHOFF. Constant as the Northern Star. Of whose true fixed and resting quality There is no fellow in the firmament The simplicity and faithfulness with Which Catherine goes about her work are most pleasing to note; her quiet manners and high standing have given her the admiration of ail. MARY EVENS. 'TIer smile was prodigal of summery shine, Gayly persistent A happy, lighthearted girl! She sympathizes with those in trouble and rejoices with those who are glad. It is such girls as she who help to make the sunny spots in life. 30

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K i.gLLJ-d. 3V l'hulu by Young 6': Carl CEDRIC E. FOSDICK, 0.5., Class President, Baseball Team. Words sweet as honey from his lips distilled. Here we have a man of parts, a finished diplomat. Many a time has he poured oil on the troubled waters and restored peace in a. clasg meeting. He has the happy faculty of pleasing every- body and offending no one. Moreover, Cad is a friend, warm and true, and his word is as good as his bond. You would expect at man of such perfection to he impervious to Cupidie darts; yet, alas! he is not; even now he cherishes a wound which we fear will prove fatal. FRANK GAVIN, D.B. Help of the helpless, abide with me. Frank was the t'help of the helpless. which kept some of us from hunking, for he gladly shared the results of his toil with any one who applied for aid. Iu Speaking of him, one is sorely tempted to say. tiLaugh and grow fat, for he surely is one of the jolliest persons alive. He is a. writer and a musician of same note. and has a leaning toward the ministry. Some day weJll all go and hear him preach a sermon. WILLIAM GAESSLER, A.P. A quiet tongue shows a wise head. HGaes,h as we all know, is a conscientious, hard-Worklng fel- low, who wisely deliberates before he acts. This policy has gained. him hosts of friends of the most desirable class. A short interview with thls modest gentleman will convince you that he Hknows whereof he speahsiF 32