Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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ALINE L. ABAECHERLI CBuster, Alb A. A., A. L., Honor League, Glee Club, Old Hughes Staff, Annual Staff, Sages, Latin Club. The reason firm, the temperate will. Aline has made for herself a reputation of which she can well be proud. Her sweet ways, her ready assistance, and her charming person- ality have won her many friends among the girls, and although the popularity contest has her saying L-o-v-e spells trouble, some of us are not so sure. CLIFFORD ADAMS CCHUJ A. A., A. L., French Club. As merry as the clay is long. Cliff is a product of the epicurean school. His invincible smile is always present. Nobody has ever seen him nursing a grouchf' In fact, Al J olson has nothing on Cliff when it comes to brightening up downcast spirits. This enviable quality has gained for him a host of friends. VIRGINIA AHLBURN Ulrmy, Virgiej A. A., A. L., Honor League, Glee Club, Editor of Old Hughes, Vice-President of Sages, Latin Club. Dux femirza factif' What a responsibility Jinny undertook as Editor of Old Hughes, and how well she has succeeded! Truly she is quite an accomplished person, for she is not only a remarkable literary critic, but a very Hne musician. Besides, her election as the best dancer in the class tells a significant tale about her popularity. FREDA M. AHLERS cmd, Frzftzj A. A., A. L., Honor League. Those eyes, affectionate and glad, That seemed to lore whate'er they looked upon. Freda! Instantly we think of a pair of beau- tiful dreamy eyes. Although she seems as quiet as a mouse, she has a lively, sparkling personality, coupled with a sympathetic and understanding nature, which invites and repays our confidence. OTTO M. ALEXANDER tAle.rl A. A., Art League. A mote it is to trouble the mind's eye. Alex enjoys the distinction of having more absence slips than anyone in 222. This is the reason for his perpetual war with Mr. Games, a sport in which the contestants engage rnost heartily for the benefit of a most eager audi- ence. Alex's natural frankness will help attain success in life. 18

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THE CLASS OF '23 Words and Music by Alma Bauer, '23 ' ' a' ' at ,'f--,r1 'fY 1fssEn2a2',f:E gfg ff ff :.:: ..- .-Q - , Q l I4 : re I, 7 L , ,uf 1' we is e .lag el 3 -uhm ' W W 'lf' ::f.,.L, : :aaien :g F!5- E!:: : :':5 ' ' . al U f 'o ft gl .-:d l-1 55 ee l e '5 ::::.....:E : oo I ' la is as Q f a F : - o , Hffg 'Id a 'o :signs iq 4- '41 A E M l I l '- ,: - :- . T e 1 -e e L Clhfi of lga g, is d llggjjgfgjgiaaa We owe a debt to dear Old Hughes, lt's one We ne'er can payg Our thoughts will always be of thee Forever and a day. We strove real hard to reach the goal And now our Work is throughg We've done our best as you can see, The Class of Twenty-three. T

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WALTER ALEXANDER A. L., A. A., Sages, Baseball Team, Track Team, Business Manager of Annual. I am here for business. That Alex has executive ability, and plenty of it, we will all ardently testify. His work as Business Manager of the Annual has proved to us his value. But he does not believe in all work and no play, and is possessed with a ready wit which we all enjoy. Some day we hope to see him occupying the president's chair of a great corporation. SARAH ALPERT 6BobbyJ A. A., A. L., Honor League, French Club, Commercial Club. Her dark eyes' charm 'twere vain to tell. Sarah is a little girl with dark bobbed hair and big brown eyes. She is very quiet, but then who needs to speak with eyes like hers? MALCOLM AMES CMac7 A. L., A. A., Latin Club, Sages, Annual Staff. I' faith, a courteous and ajable gentleman. Were a vote to be cast for the most courteous boy in the class, Mac would win unanimously. Not even the hand-to-mouth existence in 222 has affected him, for he is still a polished gen- tleman. Mac is a hard worker who gets results, as one glance at his report card will show. ZELDA ARMBRUST CZuzuj A. A., A. L., Honor League, Old Hughes Staff, Afinual Staff, Sages, Secretary of French C ub. A face that is always serene. Zelda's calm and well-controlled expression might seem to belie her keen interest in school affairs. One need only recall, however, her excellent performance as Mrs. Evans DeCamp Randolph, in The Real Santa Claus, and her record as Secretary of the French Club to prove her aliveness. Who can fill this languid lady's place? THELMA ALBERTA ARMSTRONG lSz'ssz'el A. A., A. L., Honor League, Home Economics. Club. There is a lady, sweel and kind. Do you remember the Pilgrim Pageant sever- al years ago, and how picturesque Thelma looked as a Dutch girl, with her long black curls tucked up in a white cap, and replaced vnth flaxen braids of rope? This sweet little lady, with her quiet and demure ways, has completely won our hearts. 19