Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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MABELLE DAVIS. Dramatic Club; A. A. Care to am- coffin adds a nail, no doubt; And every joy so merry, draws one out. Mabelle is one of our cute, vivacious, and loving friends. She is fond of a joke and can take one goodpnaturedly. KATHEREEN DECKER. Dramatic Club; Glee Club; A. A. She is something between a flower and an angel. Kathereen is a true type of blonde and much admired. She is sprightly and clever with the pen. DOROTHY DIETZ. Wiere is the high celestial grace Of goodness that doth never wane. She is one of the busiest people we know, and yet she can always find time to help others.

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HERBERT N. HAMILTON. He does well who does his best.u Did anyone want Solid Geometry ex- plained, it was always Where is Ham- ilton? Herb, was one of the recog- nized mathematical geniuses of the class. We noticed that all hard work in class was always given to him, as all were sure it would be correctly explained. He certainly should be a success and we wish him luckt WILLIAM W. HAMILTON. Poos Ball team. Serene enjoyer of lifeis benefits, Our Poos Ball hero stands Prepared to use both hands and wits In answering Duds demands, Who ever knows this youth, extends his hand In friendship free, that he may join the host of friends Of master Chemistry. FRANK H. HARVEY. Dramatic Club. I would have stay'd with you till I made you marry? This is indeed Franks motto. In one year his cheery way and amiable dis- position have carried him into the hearty friendship of his classmates. His rare ability as an actor in comedy roles shows his buoyant, sunny disposition. 29

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EDWARD HERIER. Was ever there One so bland. He is nicknamed iiSlow, for what reason we donit know. He seems to get there just the same, leaving some of us wandering in the lane. He has that deliberative nature which is the greatest essential is mankind. Success to you, Herier. JULIAN A. HESSE. HOld Hughes and gAnnual staff. Mirth, admit me of thy crew? If any one in the school has humor written all over him it certainly is Julian. There never was an occasion too solemn or a recitation too terrible to prevent Hesse from producing one of his numerous cartoons or limericks. He was well known for his mirthful verses. To look at julian you wouldnit think he was full of fun, but when you know him you perceive the iierror of your ways? He certainly was a great favorite, and his ability to do Chemistry placed him in an exalted position. RALPH HITZLER. Knowing much. he pretendeth little i, Fate, or shall we say fortune, has des- tined Ralph for the stage. Clearly he is thus talented. For has he not suc- cessfully been a Dutch comedian, colored minstrel, Santa Claus and Prince in the tiPageant of Darkness and Light? Then, too, he is a splendid tenor. In school he refuses to let studies worry him, wise One, and generally he takes life easy.