Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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LORENA W. BARZ A. A., A. L., Hughes Y. VV., French Club, Glee Club, Home Economics Club, Honor League. Parent af golden dreams, Romance! lt is rumored that the dreamy look in Lorena's eyes is due to thoughts apart , thoughts centered in a certain college of Varsity. A mere rumor, thou h-and we never were gossi s. MARGARET BAUER Clllargj A. A., A. L., Sages, Honor League, French Club, Old Hughes Staff. For e'en tho' 'vanquished She could giggle still. Of all the gigglers-here's our star. She's ready to laugh at all our jokes and is just the best of chums. Marg is always wanting to do some- thing and to go somewhere. She's never still a moment. Marg has a host of friends who are always wanting her company for she is full of fun and has just enough Snap to make her peppy . SAMUEL L. BAUER CSammyD A. A., A. L., Vice-President of Hughes Club, Treasurer of Sages, Old Hughes Staff. None bu! himself can be his parallel. Sam's hobby is tennis, and whenever he begins to swing his racquet, you know that there is going to be a good game. He also showed us last year in the Sages play that he could act. As circula- tion manager he has been a great help to the Old Hughes Stahl. Everyone likes Sammy. HELEN RUTH BECKER A. A., A. L., French Club, Latin Club, History Club, Glee Club, Honor League, Sages, Annual Staff. She makes a sunshine in a shady place. How can one feel blue with Helen? She is just bubbling over with fun and she keeps everyone merry and gay. Your joy is a perfect delight to us, Helen. You can smile yourself into a person's heart. l22l

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PAULINE N. AUER fPollyD A. L., French Club, Honor League, Annual Staff. Dark eyes-elernal soul of pride Deep life in all lhafs true. Pauline, with her quiet, refined, and gentle manner is quite the dearest girl in our class. We can't very easily forget the little black-haired, black-eyed Miss who took the attendance each morning in the senior classroom. Pauline has a charming little giggle that betrays her real self, which is a very jolly one when those horrid classes are over. CHARLES ALBERT AULT CGilzJ A. A., A. L., Hughes Club, Football Team, Baseball Team, Latin Club, Treasurer of Class of '2l. Get money, still gel money, boy! fiitz is very fond of dogs which is a very commendable trait. He says that his ambition is to hold a Latin conversation with Miss julia Bentley. If he ever realizes his ideal, we shall rechristen him, Julius , Gitz has been our Treasurer for two years, and has been very effective in taking our money away from us. But nobody seems to mind, for everybody likes Gitz tremendously. ELDA MAE BAECHLE Cllooliej A. L., Honor League, Latin Club, French Cluh. Courieous Ihough coy, and gentle though retired. Elda is not only quiet, she is charming as well. lf you do not know her you do not realize how witty and gay she is. Moreover, she's a perfect wizard at arts and crafts. EMERSON L. BALDRIDGE CBaldy, Ernmyj 1 A. A., A. L., Hughes Club, Sages, History Club, Captain Track Team, Football Team. Look a little brisker, man! A star athlete and loyal supporter of Hughes in all her sports is Baldy , Whenever there is any practice to be done, there he is, to exhort and en- courage. His merry spirit has made him dear to the whole school. Great fame is his, too, for his ability to crack jokes with Doe Ritchey. 1211

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IRMA E. BFICKY A. A., A. L., French Club, Sages, History C'lub. A decent boldness ever meels with friends. The most romantic ideas are cherished by Irma. ller present ambition is to go to Montana and live on a ranch. This, however, is but her latest. Other plans, quite as fantastic, are cherished in her dreams. MARIAN A. BELL Ulfemj A. A., A. L., Honor League. None knew her but tn lmie her. VVhen one thinks of Marian, she is reminded of either of two things, her drawling manner of talking, or her truly feminine characteristic of always want- ing the last word-and usually getting it. Marian should make a good politician, for she has an ad- ditional attraction, in most polite manners. VVINSLUVV BELL Clling, Napoleonj A. A., A. L., French Club, Old Hughes Staft, Latin Club, Sages, Vice-President Glee Klub. There's musir in all things, if men had ears. lt was his solo singing at the Get-Together party that nrst caused us to realize that we had such a musical genius among us. But anyone ever acquainted with a certain Locker Room Quartet will have known of Ding's wholehearted zeal for grand opera, symphonies, the piano-in fact music of every kind, even extending to bird study. Be- sides these, l3ell's singing disposition and his unrivaled humor ha 'e brot ht hin many f' st friends. Y SPENFER BERC Athletic Association, Art League. Power run do by genlleness that which violence fails to arcomplishf' A sense of humor, a conseientiousness in his work, and an unselfish loyalty to his friends, are some of the qualities we find in Berg. A task placed in his hands is always well done, And he always aeeomplislles his purposes in the most quiet gentle manner. l23l