Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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RUTH LOUISE BOHLENDER CRuthann-J Glee Club, Art League Representative, A. A., German Club Vice-Pres., French Club, Honor League, Annual Stajf. Personality is a rare quality but we all know Ruth is its possessor. Talents were not bestowed upon her sparingly for the role of Meehan revealed that fact. Her voice, acting, wit and dancing were of the best quality. Keep it up, Ruth! ORESTE A. BONTEMPO CKlngJ Spanish Club, Hughes Club, A. A., A. L. Oreste hails from the sunny shores of Italia, coming from them only a few short years ago. And yet his work is excellent, and his language perfect. Someday, we do not hesitate to predict, we shall be proud to have been classmates of Oreste. LILLIAN M. BOSSE A. L., A. A., Honor League, Spanish Club, Com- mercial Club, Hiking Club. Lillian is incomparably charming, but whole- somely human. Teachers needing help go to Lillian because they know that whatever she under- takes to do is sure to be well done. Pupils love her because she is never grumpy about explaining something which she understands better than the rest of us. Possessing these desirable qualities she can but make a success of life. HELEN BOTTIGHEIMER QBottJ M k A. L., A. A., German Club, Honor League, Center Ball Team. We are proud to claim Helen for one of our classmates. Anyone who makes high school in three years is an acquisition worth claiming. She can spout history like Muzzey himself, and her eloquence in elocution makes her opponents trem- ble, while all of her marks are the envy of everyone else in her classes. lPage twenty-sevenl

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BERNICE MAE BENTEL CMabe, Butzj Honor League, Glee Club, A. L., A. A. They say that the best way to a man's heart is through his stomach. If such is the case, Bernice will have no trouble in finding a husband. In fact, we are sure she will be besieged by many suitors. ELIZABETH BLAIN A. A., A. L., Honor League. There would be no living with Barney if her temper matched those beautiful auburn tresses, but fortunately for everyone she is as happy as a sunbeam. She has only been with us for two years but has made more friends than most people have made in four, because she is willing to help others when they are in trouble. LLOYD M. BLOCK CBlockhead, Loudlej Business Manager Old Hughes, Annual Staf, A. A., A. L., Hughes Club, French Club, Spanish Club. To gaze upon Lloyd's cherub like Visage, one would not suspect that beneath a so amiable exterior lies the cold calculating brain of a suc- cessful business man. Lloyd got so many adver- tisements for Old Hughes that it was necessary to increase the size of the magazine to that of the Unabridged Webster. Also he is a silver tongued orator, a rattle brained wit, and as the dear girls put it, a nice boy. SOPHIE BOGEN CSophD A. A., A. L., Honor League, Center Ball Team, History Club. They say that beauty and brains do not go to- gether, but Sophie is certainly an exception to the rule. No wonder then she is the most optimistic of optimists! No matter how blue you are feel- ing, Sophie will cheer you up with her happy smile and clever conversation. lPage twenty-sixl

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JUDITH WARRINGTON BOUTET Uudiej Glee Club, History Club, Honor League, A.L., A. A., Annual Stay, Center Ball Team. It certainly would be hard to find an equal for our charming Judith. She is one of those rare girls who can handle any situation whatsoever. Since she and Doctor Quick appeared on the stage, all of the boys have wanted to meet her at a dance. And the girls all love her because she is so modest. NINA E. BOWEN A. L., A. A., Commercial Club, Honor League. One never feels depressed or blue when Nina appears! She is truly a friend to have, always cheerful and gay, greeting one and all with smiles. It would be a glum person indeed, who could with- stand Nina's graces. HELEN BRITE CHegenD A. L., Honor League, A. A., Center Ball Team, French Club, Mandolin Club, Old Hughes Slaf, Annual Slaf, Swimming Team, Glee Club. ' Helen insists that the pun on her name is the worst ever invented but we dare repeat it. She must be bright, or how could she draw such charm- ing little sketches to enliven the school periodicals? More wonderful still this genius does not suifer from artistic temperament but is every bit human and very likeable. She doesn't devote her entire time to one of the Muses, but plays as well as she draws. The highest ambition of this charming prodigy is to learn to drive a Ford. GINCIE BERNICE BROWN CG'lnlcJ German Club, History Club, Honor League, A. A., A. L. Gincie's name is very expressive. She is just as jolly, happy and good-natured as it sounds. This is probably due to the fact that she never has to worry about school work, for her record shows that she has made a success as a pupil. lPage twenty-eightl