Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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HOWARD BOENKER chmkl A. A., A. L., Hughes Club, Commercial Club, Pres. Spanish Club, Bus. Mgr. Annual, Old Hughes Staff, Baseball Team. N0 duty could ole'rtask him? Here is a fellow in whose company all rejoice. He has one of those rare smiles that make a fellowls heart warm up, and a girl's heart go pit-a-pat, and the moon Wish it werenlt so far away from this sunny planet. His argumentative powers are limitless. If necessary he could convince a prarie flower that it was Wildly growing into a cauliflower. He is going out into the world after leaving a trail of sunlight at Hughes. The world needs such sunlight and so do we say: Buen viaje en el trabajo de Vida. - ESTELLE BOILEAU lSz'sl A. L., Honor League. For whereler I look the while, With naturds everlasting smile. One smile! One laugh! One giggle! Result- one Sis! Besides having a fine sense of humor, she has a great deal of good, common sense, and is always on top in her studies. ALBINO BONTEMPO lBonl A. A., A. L., Glee Club. Let music swell the breeze? Albino came from sunny Italy and is mighty proud of it. He is also very proud of his voice, and anyone who has heard it will surely say he has something to be proud about. Some day in the future we shall undoubtedly see the name Bon- tempo', heading a famous opera cast. VIRGINIA BOWDLE lGimzyl A. A., A. L., French Club, Honor League, Vice-Pres. of A Grade. HI never chanced to meet one yet , To whom so many charms belong? Behold the vice-president of the Senior Class! The Class of 1920 feels honored in having Virginia as vice-president, for she performs her duty in a most efficient way. She is a thoughtful, sweet girl, sour standby. Perhaps some day she will be vice-president of some college and we know she will perform her oflice successfully. l3ll

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BENJAMIN BERMAN tBalmy 391mm A. A., A. L., Spanish Club, Hughes Club. ltHe is an enthusiast by rule. We can always hear Bennyls cheerful voice sing- ing out in chem. class, and by the way, he does promise to be quite a chemist some day. How about it, Ben? With his willingness to help anyone at any time, and his eagerness for good, solid work, he'has two admirable qualities which will surely carry him to the top.. JOHN PINKERTON BERNARD Mack, Cocky, Pinkeyl A. A., A. L., Football Team, Basket-ball Team, Chairman Pin Committee, Hughes Club, Track Team. Courageethe mighty attribute of powers above By which those great in war are great in love? Despite the fact that Johnnie has been with us only two years, he has won his way into the hearts of all of us. His brilliant work on the football and basket-ball teams, together With his Winning ways and attractive appearance, havewmade him a hero with the boys as well as the girls at Hughes. CHARLES BIESACK tBessy, Bevel A. A., A. L., Glee Club, Hughes Club, Baseball Team. ti Upright as a cedar. Biesack is conscientious and courageous, both in his studies and on the baseball diamond. He is equally as cool when Hthree are on and two down as when he is refuting arguments in a debate. MARTHA T. BLISS tT'weetl A. A., A. L., Honor League, Orchestra, Glee Club, Old Hughes Staff. nFor e-len thol vanquished, she could tgigglel still. Martha is a jolly companion 'who is, always laughing and joking. She has, too, the distinction and honor of being the only girl to play double bass in the orchestra. 1301

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FRANCES E. BRICKEL Honor League. H1'71me eloquehce consists in saying all that is neces- sary and nothing but what is necessary. Not only is Frances 21 fine French scholar, but also splendid in debating. She is very dignified and has little to say, but When she speaks she Speaks wisely and well. WALTER G. BRIDGE tCootz'el A. A., A. L., Hughes Club, Glee Club. ilSing away sorrow, cast away care. When our country called for men, Walter quickly responded. His size no doubt, had something to do with his being dubbed iiCootie, and possibly too, the fact that he is known to the fair sex at Hughes as nlittle---but oh my! iiCootie is sociable and has a keen sense of humor. The rays of sunlight he has spread certainly will be missed at Hughes. FRANK CHRISTIAN BROCKMAN thckl A. A.,'A. L., Hughes Club. So here shall silence guard my fame. Frank is a wonderful specimen of man as he appears in different moods. He is a peculiar com- bination of jollity and seriousness. Though his humor can be appreciated by all, and his jollity cheers up the most morose, yet do we find him at his best when serious, and can appreciate him most when his mind is plunged in thought. His ambi- tions leave Cincinnati in the glimmering distances his way pointszno doubt to South America, where. with the aid of his Spanish, he has unbounded possibilities. Buen Viaje! GERTRUDE BROCKMAN tB, Dodo, Gert, Gertiel A. A.,'lA. L., Spanish Club, Honor League. Hejoves me, he loves me notf' Let Gertie get some one all to herself and she will tell him or her all about it. But at that she has a heart of gold, and is ever ready to help others. l321