Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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WILLIAM F. BISCHOFF QBishj A. A., A. L., Hughes Club, Annual Staff. Unextingnished laughter shakes the skies. Although lxVilliam is one of the smallest fellows in the class, he has more than done his share of 22's work. He never misses a game, provided that he is able to leave the library and allow it to check up on its own books. As a member of the Humor Staff, he has found a place to display his ability to bring a laugh. Judging from his success elsewhere, he will not fail. ESTELLE BLACHSCHLEGER CTeddyD A. A., A. L., Honor League, D. D's. I am a woman, When I think, I ninst speak. Here is one of our Nearly birds . There is very little danger of her being tardy, for she is in school every morning at seven-thirty. Her example has proved that it is profitable to get up early, for she is always happy and care-free. In the morning is the best time to study is one of Teddy's doctrines. EUGENE BLACHSCHLEGER CGenej A. A., A. L. Diligence is the mother of good fortune. Gene never has time to join clubs because he is too busy with work. He is the court of last resort in French and History for his puzzled classmates, who feel themselves invited by this pleasant, ready smile to invoke his aid. DORRIS BOCKENKAMP CDottyj A. A., A. L., Honor League, Commercial Club, Salesmanship Club. The glory of ajirm, capaeions mind. How we did miss Dorris when she was forced to stay out of school because of her operation. We never were sure of the accuracy of the absence list while she was gone. But not only because of that did we miss her. Her sweet, smiling face has had a strange influence over us. She makes us look upon the brighter side of life, and when misfortune comes, she is right on the spot to help us with her deep sympathy. With your practical views and executive ability we are sure that you will be a success, Dorris. l25l

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THELMA E. BAUERSFELD CBettyJ A. A., A. L., Honor League, Girl Scouts. I n mine eye she is the sweetest lady that ever I looked on. Most of us admire Thelma from a distance and often think we'd like to know her, but somehow not many of us have had the opportunity. We do know lots about her, however, her untiring war work and her quaint little humorous speeches, for example. JOHN ALBERT BECKER Uaekj A. A., A. L. The ornament of a modest, quiet spirit. Slow but sure is Jack's motto. We recall the race between the hare and the turtle. Although it takes Jack longer to translate the Aeneid than it took Virgil to write it, he gets the translation. And this, after all, is the main thing. Many are the friends of this fellow of upright character and quite manner, and these know his perseverance will carry him high, whatever he undertakes. GERTRUDE M. BELL CGertJ A. A., A. L., Honor League, Commercial Club, Spanish Club. Hang sorrow! Care will kill d cat: And therefore, let's be merry. With her slender figure, her pretty brown hair, and her lovely face, Gert makes a very attractive appearance. Her dancing, sparkling, bright eyes have brought her many admirers. She is a good dancer and delights in this recreation. If we wish to find her during lunch, the first place we go is to the gym, and nine cases out of ten she will be there. JEANETTE BERTRAM A. A., A. L., Honor League, Sages, Latin Club. I can do with my pencil what I know. Jeanette is quite a hunter. A hunter of what? A hunter of thrills. She always has something new and thrilling to tell, which will make you smile in spite of yourself, even on Monday morning. Some of her heroes are movie actors, whose identity we dare not tell. But to be truthful Jeanette does very good work in school, and her talent in drawing has already brought honor to both herself and Hughes. l24l

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ROBERT BOGEN 430123 A. A., A. L., French Club, Basketball Team, Swimming Team. 'AEast is East and West is West, and here they twain have niet. The breezes from the Pacific Ocean certainly must be healthful, for Bob, an ex-resident of Los Angeles, has been an active member of both basket- ball and swimming teams. Moreover, in these activities Bob did not rely on an asset which he freely uses in debating. In the words of Miss Cairns, He relied on his personality in this debate. Hughes in unfortunate in not having had Bob for the other three years of his high school life. MARY Louise BOWER QMary Lonl A. A., A. L., Honor League, Ametorics. . Most beloved lady dear, S0 wonianly, with voice melodiousf' Has anybody known Skinny and not liked her? No, decidedly not! She can be counted upon to perform whatever task is given her. Her faith- fulness, her integrity and sweetness make Mary Louise the dear friend she has proved to be. And her demure wit only adds spice to her gentleness. RAYMOND BRADFORD qctmkenp A. A., A. L., Football Team, Captain of Track Team. Yea, he did fly npan the wings ofthe wind. Although this has been Chicken's first year on the football team he has clearly proved that he can run with moleskins on just as well as with a track suit. His work as captain of the track team has been far above reproach and Chicken has proved himself as able a general as a private. Although all of his studies have not drawn a ninety-five, he has been, nevertheless, a hard and studious worker. His eternal question is, Have you got your Math? KATHERINE BRANDSTETTER A. A., A. L., Honor League, Latin Club, French Club, G-lee Club. She is an excellent sweet lady. A very pretty and attractive girl is Katherine with dark hair and charming brown eyes. She has a pleasant word and a cordial smile for everybody. Witty and full of fun, she stands high in the estima- tion of her many friends. l26l