Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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GERTRUDE BROOKS. Dramatic Club; A. A.; Glee Club. Common sense is the most uncommon kind of sense. It is simply wonderful, the way in which Gertrude comes to school in the morning, calmly announces she hasntt opened a book, and in class makes a star recitation. We dontt know how she does ittmaybe itts her common sense. SOPHIE BRUNHOFF. A. A.; Captain Poos Ball team. ttFidez' defensor; faithful and bold. Sophie not only loves her books, but athletics as well. For two years she has led her enthusiastic team on to victory in the poos-ball games, and we are al- ways ready to give ttThree cheers for our captain. LORENE BULLERDICK. Dramatic Club; A. A.; Glee Club; Poos Ball team. He? very frowns are fairer far Thom smiles of other maidens are. To see Lorene frowning would be a very strange thing indeed. She is one of the as't-rmtured. girls in the class and is always ready to participate in any jollity that may be on hand. 22

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JAMES C. DARROW. Foot-ball 1910311; P005 Ball 1908, ,09, 10, :11; Treas. Class 1912. A friend in need. mThatts Jimmie!u Why? 'Can't you tell the walk? Never mind, James, we envy that walk. James helped the foot-ball team of ,10 to win the cham- pionship by coming out and playing a star game, just when he was most needed. Three cheers for James. JOHN E. DORA'N'. The mildest mannered man? This motto fits John exactly. He is a quiet, steady worker, saying nothing without purpose, and not opposing any- one. ARTHUR DUNN. hLike a. melon, the best part is on the inside. Arthurts modesty often hides his true worth from his classmates. He is a quiet fellow, but a true worker, steady and reliant. 21

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ROBERT L. EARLY. He hath an excellent good name. Bob spent only one year with us, but -in that time showed himself to be a grand mixture of almost every kind of boy. Serious at all times in his lessons, lively, good fellow among his male com- panions, and Oh! 'So cute in the eyes of the fair sex. R. HARRY FINK. Poos Ball team; Base Ball team; Quarl tette. 'This was the greatest lknowiman of them all. llUncle Harry is one of the most ac- complished members of our class. His talents are not confined to the class- room, but display themselves wherever he may be. The same show themselves from the gym to the ball-room as a good companion, as a good student. REUBEN B. GERLACH. Poos Ball team; Dramatic Club. I took to philosophy to provide an antidote for sorrow. Nowhere in Hughes will you find a more earnest arguer upon profound subjects than the pleasant looking Mr. Gerlach. This young man and his pompadour played a prominent part in all center ball games; also, he acts like a finished Thespian. Mr. Gerlarlvg's stal- wart frame and impurturb- 2e good nature always instill a queer 'l'eeling of joy among our beautiful coeds. 23