Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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EVELYN ASZMUS A. L., Honor League. A'The good I stand on 'ls rhy truth cmd honesty. lNhen we think of the distance Evelyn travels every day to come to Hughes, we know how much these years have meant to her. And when we think of her quiet manners and her ability to accomplish things, we are sure that she has meant no less to Hughes than Hughes to her. RUTH AVEY CSherryD A. A., A. L., Honor League. She 'was a sweet, angelic slip of a girl. Demure little Ruth goes quietly and calmly about her work. She is never in too much of a hurry to be pleasant and so she is like a girl of the generation our grandmothers tell us about. But in every other respect she is a very modern, fun-loving girl. RAYMOND BABES qzeayp A. A., A. L., Baseball Team. 'Tm glad to see you in this merry vein. Ray is a husky gentleman with an inclination toward the strenuous sports of our day. An efficient member of the Strong Arm Squad and a ball player of his ability could hardly be otherwise. lf good nature were a monetary asset, Ray could afford to match half-dollars with Pierpont Morgan Without the slightest fear. May the fates be as kind to him in the future as they have been in the past. ZURWELL BACIGALUPO qsmp A. L. Elegant as simplicity. Baci is usually quiet, yet unusually good-natured. lndustry characterizes him. Nevertheless, he is always to be found in good spirits. He is one of our Wanderers, appearing once in a while in 222, usually just in time to make a donation. l22l

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OLIVIA MARJORY ANDRESS CLioD A. A., A. L., Honor League, French Club, Glee Club, Sages. HAnd all about her head there floats The golden glory of her hair. Here is one of the belles of '22. Olivia is generally considered one of the prettiest girls in the class and I don't believe there is any who would dispute it. Hughes doesn't know as much of Olivia as does College Hill, but if the latter can speak as well for her as we do, there will belittle left unsaid upon the matter. ' NELSON ARMSTRONG CSrnokej A. A., A. L., Orchestra. I'll charm the air to give a sound. Nelson is so skillful on the Hute that he could draw music from a broom-stick. The same art he exercises in playing upon our sense of humor. His knowledge of history makes him a shining light in his English class. If Congress reduces the size of the Navy, it will lose a line prospective officer in Smoke. 1 JOHN ARNS A. A., A. L., 'He would rather sleep than talk. VVe always have wondered how John quietly ac- complishes so much. And now we have the reason. He's half-done a task before others have begun it. ln Chemistry, he always has the oxygen bubbling into the bottles before most of us have set up the apparatus. And his report card reveals the wisdom of being the early bird and catching the worm. CLARA G. ARON A. A., A. L., Honor League, Sages. Joy sparkling in her dark eyes like a gem. Oh, that lovely bobbed hair! Fluffy and thick and black! Isn't that the first thing you think of when you look at Clara? But that isn't all. She's line when it comes to class work, and you won't find any who won't subscribe to the statement that Clara is just the right sort of girl, sweet and serious, and spirited, too. l21l

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RICHARD BAHMAN, JR. QSltmD A. A., A. L., President of Boys' Glee Club, Sages, Hughes Club. A sunbearn on a wtrttefs dayfl Slim is as cheerful as he is tall. And that's saying a great deal, for we are quite willing to nominate him as the most elongated specimen in Ohio. Slim is always grinning or ready to make mischief, even when he is a-hunting, which is quite often. To say he sings like a nightingale would not be exactly correct, yet Slim has a very meloclious bass Voice. If we owned an opera company, we'd try to engage you, Slim. FRANK C. BANCROFT, JR. CBudD A. A., A. L., Hughes Club, French Club, Old Hughes Staff, Sages, President of Senior Class. A light urtto our path. In Bud we find the man of public affairs ex- emplified. In his speech, in his energy, and in his executive ability we all feel ready to place our implicit trust. And we have never been disap- pointed. To possess conscious authority and to be approachable and attractive as Bud, is truly an art. Last year and this, he has led our class, and modesty forbids us to state how well we have done under that leadership. MARY ISABELLE BARRETT Ustej A. A., A. L., Honor League, Home Economics Club. A tender heart, a loyal mimi. Isabelle is one of our little girls. She is an irrepressible giggler and can smile even when an English exam is approaching which, of course, speaks for itself. Isabelle, we love you because of your straight-forwardness and your loyalty, and we know that you are a friend on whom we can depend. Your bright smile and cheery disposition will never be forgotten by your classmates. ROSA G. BASLER A. L., Honor League, Commercial Club, French Club, Old Hughes Staff. Her sweet eyes rtch th youth, Are like her lips that tell the truth. An ardent lover of both prose and poetry, Rosa has learned the entire Ancient Mariner and Gray's 'fElegy besides many other poems, but do not suppose that she devotes all her time to English, for she excels in many other things especially in friendship-making. Her faithful work in writing stories, poems, and auditorium sessions for Old Hughes have helped to make it a success. l23l