Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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ELLIS B. GREGG. Class President 1.1912; Captain 01' Foot Ba-ll team; Poos Ball team; Vice-President of Athletic Council. This was the noblest Roman of them all. Ellis is a onker for the school through and through. As Class Presi- dent he has iipushed all the school and class affairs and has made many friends in this way. He also has done a good deal to uphold the honor of the school in Athletics, especially in foot-ball, where he was one of the best all-round players we have ever had. RAY GUSTETTER. His heart was mirthful to excess. Cupid? as he is affectionately called, is one of our jolliest. Wherever he is, there is sure to be fun brewing, and he is noted for his iiinnocent ques- tions. Cupid was rather modestih on Tie and Sock Day, drawing many jealous glances from the girls. GEORGE T. HALL. Oh beauteous Youth. far famed oier land and sea, If studies ceased Marcellus wouldist thou be; Yet, if the scholar crown thou wilt not bear, Another laurel, nobler, far and fair, Thou'lt have; the heart of friends to eier command, Good fellowship and clasping hands. 27

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NORMA CHAPIN. Dramatic Club; A. A. Hf you bring a smiling visage To the glass, you meet a smile? Norma is a precise little lady who does everything according to her own approved methods, which are excellent ones in the long run. She has a de- lightful charm about her that makes everything she does attractive. NELLIE CLIMER. A. A. Sheis little, but therds lots to her. Nellie is small, but what she lacks in stature she possesses to a full degree in studiousness and sweetness of nature. HANNAH COHEN. i'She talked, she smiled, our hearts she wiled. Hannah is one of the literary mem- bers of the class. Her comps are great, as in fact, are all the papers writ- ten by her on any subject. 26

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CLARISSA CRAWFORD. HOld Hughesu staff; Annualh staff; A. A. The marvel is that so much, grace Should rest 1'17. one swaet girl. The graces were surely present at the christening of Clarissa, for she dances like a fairy, plays like an artist and is a very Minerva in Wisdom. LOUISE CRAWLEY. Dramatic Club. 'hWke'n pain and anguish wring the brow, A ministering angel thouf' In time of trouble, we turn to Louise and are always sure of her sympathy and help. She lends to her ciass-room an air of quiet dignity much needed in these days of giddy damsels. ALICE DART. A. A.; Poos Ball team. hHer sunny lacks Hang on her- temple like a golden fleece. Alice is a sunny sprite who flits through the halls of Hughes. She has a loyal and true heart and is a staunch friend.