Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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PAULINE ABRAMS. A. A.; Q. E. ttAn open-hearted maiden, true and pure. Pauline is the cyclist of the class. To see her spin along on her wheel is a sight to behold. With her sweet ways she has made a host of friends at Hughes. ALMA ARMSTRONG. A. A.; Glee Club. He travels safe who 1's guided by love. Alma is one of those girls of whom one can say no more than that they are hall around good fellows. But surely one could not bear a better reputation. SARAH AYERS. Poos Ball team; A. A. Better late than never? We usually commence to think up good excuses when we meet Sarah on the car in the morning, but we are none the less happy to see herweven to the extent of being late ourselves some- timesen'est-cepas ? 14

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OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF 1912. Colors: Blue and Gold. ELLIS B. GREGG, Preyident JEAN VAI'PEI., Strrttary JAMES C. DARRqu Treamrer 13

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HENRY A. ADLER. Base Ball Team. I think, therefore I am? The look on Adleris face not only be- tokens that he knows, but also that he modestly undervalues his knowledge, Out of school checkers and tennis com- prise his chief amusements; he plays to Win and most usually does. This young man possesses both the power of think- ing deeply; and, what is more rare, the faculty of delivering his thoughts with becoming language and appropriate gestures. ANDREW BAIN. Will Honeycomb!.100k to your loves; place iround their hearts 9. chain, Our student dandy cometh nigh, the beauty, Andrew Bain. Besides he has the lingual gift, a great sonorous bawl Which most of us could hardly think possessed a thing so small; Our Frenchman and Historian, in these he doth surpass, A man of worth and, all in all, an honor to his class. SAMUEL M. BAUR. Foot-ball team 1910911; He hath never fed O'II dainties that are bred in books? All days look alike to Sam. A jollier fellow with a heartier laugh can not be found in Hughes. Sam can be serious once in a while; just ask him his opinion of exams. 15