Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Page twenty-faur CARL HARTMANN Thy modesty's a candle to thy wedit. This youth is very modest; none of his attainments would be known, if'their being known depended upon his telling about them. By his quiet, unobtrusive ways, liHartie has won a. warm place for himself in the hearts of all. ANNA HASTIE GLEE CLUB, DRAMATIC CLUB. A truer, mbter, tmsl-ier heart, more loving or more loyal, never beat. Anna is rather shy and retiring but makes friends everywhere because she is gentle and sympathetic. Her true womanly character shows itself every day in everything she does. Anna. has a smile which will never wear 0E, nevertheless she makes a fine laboratory partner for she loves chemistry. IDA HAVEKOTTE A truer, sweeter girl, I have yet to meet. Ida loves to tease, especially during the German period. Wonder why she wants the German translation repeated over and over again. Ida has made many friends at Hughes Who know her to be a lldearest thing at all times.

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ELLEN GRAVETT DRAMATIC CLUB. The only way to have a friend is to be one. Ellen has proved this by being a. true, staunch friend to Anna H. This has not prevented her being attractive and interesting to others. Ellen is rather quiet, but possesses good sound judgment which has often helped her out of diiiiculties. LAURA GRUENINGER A maiden. waver bold, A spirit so still and quiet. Although very quiet and demure this iigirlie'i is one of our bright pupils. Always sweet and lady-like, truly a worthy example to follow. Laura never Haunts her opinions but we know that in her busy brain are some wise thoughts, even if she doesn't let the world know them. BLANCHE HAMMOND Face the facts as you have them, strive steadily far the best. This seems to be Blancheis motto for she firmly applies it to everythingshe does. Blanche is our iistari' in Latin recitations and can translate Virgil until your head swims. And maybe she can't play Center Ball . If youire ever doubtful about anything, just go to Blanche, sheill clear matters for 'you. Page twen ty- thre e

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LOURENEA HEATHERTON DRAMATIC CLUB. She 1's wise if we can judge her. Lourenea is noted for the strict attention she pays to all her duties. If you want anything done, you can rely on her, Who never fails you. Lourenea is gener- ous with her lessons and works conscientiously for everyone's beneiit. She goes to University next year and we sincerely hope that she'll win success. MARY HILL 'tHang' sorrow, care would kill a cat. And therefore let's' be many. Mary follows this saying and is one of the merriest girls alive. Herjollylaughis one of her many charms which have attracted her many friends. Mary's favorite 0t study is German, in which she ttstars daily. Mary intends to go to Germany some day Where she can acquire more knowledge of her beloved U? study. LESTER G. HITTINGER WALKING CLUB, QUARTETTE. With mirth and laughter, let old wrinkle: came. Hitt is a jolly fellow, always ready for a joke. A musician is he, able to make music come even out of the old piano in the gym. Page twenty-five