Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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concussion of explosions was largely responsible for the continual rains in the advanced zones. The world seemed so deliciously quiet and peaceful that when anyone accidentally broke the stillness he was instructed to Hdraw in your ears. This is a holiday. And so we thought our hrst serious thought of our home-coming, suddenly realizing that we had been away months more than we had believed. This was our day and everyone's day. We wondered how the news was being re- ceived at home, picturing the throngs and hubbub in Paris and London. Every- where we all forgot the keen excitement which had been pre-eminent in our minds in the expectation of a move up the following day into positions very much exposed, in which we would have had a bad fracas. But what is that disappointment compared to the end of German cabbage and greens boiled in water without salt for breakfast, dinner, and supper, a chance to learn the meaning of the word Hbath and to lose sight of the infernally eternal mud for five minutes? Well, the answer was simpleellThree Cheers for the Armistice, you betcher life. GORDON B. MILLER. l24 l

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Mathew Addy Green, President Reland Miller, Vice-President Dorothy Otterman, Secretary William E. Sampson, Treasurer