Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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ALICE C. DORST A. A.: Art League: Dramatic Clubg Center-Ball Team Let mildneu ever attend thy tongue Alice is lovable because she is so willing to please everybody. GENEVIEVE DOSTER Pin Committee T. O. T. Clubg Dramatic Clubg T. O. T. Debating Circle: Art League As merry as the day is long Here is a girl with a head brimful of mischief. She certainly has a charming personality and is loved by all. V CLIFFORD G. DUTTENHOFER CDuttyl . Business Manager Old l-lughesf' Debating Clubg Art League: A. A. All the women stared at him Dutty is deeply interested in the study of humanity, especially' that branch placed under the head of Girls, Page thirty-three

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J. FRED DIETZ U. FJ A. A.g Art League A still, small voice Fred is noted for his especial partialityfill for elocution. ROBERT H. DOERNER Commercial Club: Commercial Literary Club Judge not the workings of his brain One of -the persons for whom any kind of business has a peculiar fascination. This augurs success. ESTHER R. DORNETTE Athletic Council: A. A.: Art League: Dramatic Club: Center-Ball Team What e'er she did was done with so much ease Here is a girl who is careful in her work, a good student and always most kind to help others. lShe is one of the most unselfish characters. Page thirty-two

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ALFRED W. DUWELIUS CCatl Art League He doth indeed show some sparks that are like wit And also some sparks of art. For reference we would have you look at some of his achievements in the calendar. JOSEPH R. EDMUNSTON Uoe. Eddy, Art Leagueg A. A. A youth, light hearted and content joe is a fun loving fellow, indulging in jokes at all times. His good nature has won him many friends. GEORGE F. EMBSHOFF Still l behold him, every thought employed Napoleon was small-but accomplished great things. George will be a close second-if the fates are willing. Page thirty-four