Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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HENRIETTA LOUISE BAECHLE CEd or Ettaj A. L., Honor League, German Club Here we have our Carmen, but she does not charm the boys by flirtations-she does it by teaching Math. We are sure she will be a success when she goes out into the world. HERBERT P. BAILEY QBillD Hughes Club, A. L., Industrial Arts Club, Chemistry Club Herbert does not say much but when he does speak he secures the interest of everyone, for he has a very winning personality. MABEL M. BAMBERGER German Club, French Club, A. L., Honor League Mabel is full.of fun and always looks on the bright side of life. She has all the qualities needed to make a good companion. OLIVER L. BARDES QOlliej H-J: A. A., A. L., Hughes Club, Industrial Arts Club, Chemistry Club, Football Team, Swimming Team, Captain of Track Team Ollie is deeply interested in the study of humanity, especially that branch placed under the head of Girls. Football and swimming were greatly benefited by his steady work, and as Captain of the track team he has scored added honors for Hughes. lPage twenty-fourl

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DANIEL J. AMBROSE CDanD Athletic Association, Art League Dan is one of those unusual fellows, liked by everybody, who put work and play in their proper places. MARGARET BIGGS ASCHAM CPeggyJ A. L., A. A., Honor League, French Club Margaret, coming from Toledo, has only spent one year with us, so she isn't very well known. But she certainly is sweet and clever, and her host of friends is growing every day. GERTRUDE AVEY CGert or Gertiej Honor League, A. L., History Club, A. A. Gertrude is quiet, we all admit. Probably if a few more were like her it would be better for the community, but those who know her best say that she is able to express herself quite fluently, especially in a good argument. MINNIE H. BACHRACH A. A., French Club, Honor League, Orchestra There is scarcely any use in describing her, for, after all was said it would merely be a list of words and not Minnie. Her record shows that she has accomplished much while with us and has accom- plished it well. lPage twenty-threel

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IRENE BATSCHE CRenej Honor League, A. L., Spanish Club, History Club. Irene is quiet and unassuming usually, but she isn't ever afraid to express her opinion to her friends. They are always worth hearing. CLARA MARIE BECKER qczmp Glee Club, Honor League, German Club, A. L., A. A. Clara always has a smile and a cheerful word for every one. It is never too much trouble for her to do anything in the way of helping her friends and so all the class is proud to think of her as one of us. HILDA BECKER qneaap Honor League, A. L., Glee Club, History Club. Hilda is Very conscientious. She can be trusted with anything, even to making doughnuts for the lunch room. We know, for we've tasted them. HELEN ANN BEJACK Honor League, A. A., A. L., Debating Team. That Helen was destined to be a suffragette is made clear when watching her work down at the Library. We had better say while hearing her talk there, ior Helen can hold her own on any subject and against any number of opponents. She also displayed her desire to vote when she won her never-to-be-forgotten debate from our famous orators, Nick and Edmund. lPage twenty-fivel