Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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cg? N THIS VOLVMIC it has been our intention and desire to describe g 3 with accuracy the life at Hughes during the past year. For this 56 G reason the book is specifically for Hughes pupils. If others are H3 interested in it, we shall be pleased: but it' it pleases the pupils of Hughes, we shall be satisfied. We have tried our best to present the year's history in an attractive way, and to put it in such form that in the future it will recall to any who look over its pages, pleasant recollec- tions of their high school life. Could we have offered such a volume as we dreamed of when we began our editorial work, we should have had an annual, the like ot' which has never been. When we came, however, to the real and practical part ot' our task, our air castles vanished one by one, until but very few have remained to be incorporated in material form. In your criticism of this book we beg you to be lenient. Remember that this is the annual of a high school class. .Iudge not these writings by the literature of Shakespeare. Compare not our crude drawings with the work of the Italian masters. Try to be pleased with what little merit there may be in this book, and look not for its shoitcomings. Remember that the vast majority of us are better critics than writers, that it is easier for us to destroy than to build. In conclusion, we wish to express our deep gratitude and heartfelt thanks to all who by word or act have aided us in the task ot' editing this annual. Allow us, fellow-pupils, to present to you with our best wishes. the t'Hughes Annual for 1913. HTHE EDITORS. I Page seven I

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.95 if 11. .s 'dnb' 'iilsg IPag'e one hundred and Seven FRANK LOYD TIILLIS, I PE.-u'1,1N. lI'lm lIIlv.l't'11 ITUSVIII wifi: llursuw, Il'iN1llHIl with I ufi1'f11. III - Art Leagueg A. A. IV - Debating Society: Debating Teain Art Leagueg A. A. CARL VOLKBIANN. Vu1,1c114:. 'XI f1'uH1'1'fnyf lmfufrl' 11-1111 Illllilf' il his turf' To Iffllll' mmf Us Hwy mrgflll ln IW. not :rx H1011 fll'6.' II- Art League: A. A. III - Art I,eag1ue: A. A. IV - Poster Iilcsigiieiy Art Leagueg A. A. SELMA VON EGLOFFSTEIN, Lrf your spr'1'z'f1 In' rzllrrzffx lrffff ffraru S4'fmnu'fl with milf. I- Glee Club: Art League. II- A1'tLeag'ue: Q. E. III - Art League: A. A. IV - A. A.

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li-xLLv.g4lg.Lg- 1... ... Q. HELEN WAGNER, 'Z-Isl: zvlzy God made the gem so small, .-Ind 'zvlzy so lzuge the granite? Becuzfse God meant nzaulfincl slzozzlfl sez' The lziglzcr' value 071 ff. I - Art League. II - A. A. g Art League. - A. A.g Art Leagueg Glee Club. I - Art Leagueg A. A. III IV ADA L. WEH RLY, 'llml with flze lcmrel ln'ancln s gay We well may 0ru14'n flzy slziuiug llfllhllu II - Art League. - A. A. 5 A1'tLeague. f - Old Hughes Editorg A. A.g Art League. III IV RALPH WEIL, .-I lrriglzf pczllfvzflfu' slain Ralph made a host of friends during his stay here because of his St1'2l.lglltfO1'VV2l1'Cl and manly way of doing things. I-Trackg Orehestrag Art Leagueg A. A. H81 III -Old Hughes: Art Leagueg A. A IV-Debating Societyg Art Leagueg A. A. lPag'e one hundred and eigzhtj