Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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THOMAS W. CANTOR, Jr. tHz'kb Orchestra, Band. Men offew words are the best men. Tom can hardly be responsible for much hot air, unless it is when he is blowing his clarinet in the Band or Orchestra. He is certainly a good musician and he also has the knack of making everlasting friends. We hope that he will realize his ambition by becoming a musical genius. MARY ELIZABETH CARTWRIGHT tCartyj A. A., A. L., Honor League, Spanish Club. Life is mostly froth and bubble. We like the new way Mary has been wearing her hair. That big Spanish comb makes us want to call her Senorita Maria. Her life is a gay one interspersed with a few serious study hours, but withal she contrives to make good grades and to be a loyal Hughesite. ELEANOR AURELIA CLARK CEZD A. A., A. L., Honor League, Glee Club, Com- mercial Club, Salesmanship Club, Center- ball Team. Be thine own self always, And thou art lovable. Nothing could possibly make Eleanor any dearer or more lovable than she already is. We hope that she'll just always be herself and continue to brighten the lives of those about her by her own natural cheerfulness. BERNICE ELIZABETH COCHRAN A. L., Honor League. True happiness tif understoodj Consists alone in being good. Bernice always seems to be happy and contented. Of course, we never hear her say so, but we guess as much from her gentle smile. This smile, together with her calm manner, makes us feel ashamed of our own troubled countenances. DANIEL M. COHEN l,Dan, Dannyj A. A., A. L., Latin Club, French Club. Gentle of speech, benejicent of mind. Dan is inclined to be corpulent, and with the corpulence he has that characteristic happy disposition of a fat man. He has not taken an active part in school affairs, but those who know him find him a fine fellow. 29

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LILLIAN FRANEEIS BURKHART l Z .J A. A., A. L., Honor League, Commercial Club, Salesmanshlp Club. I would be frierzds with you, And have your lore. When we meet girls whom we would like to have for friends, it is the best policy to meet them half way. Lillian has learned the truth of this policy, for by her friendly, sociable ways she has done much to make other girls feel heartily welcome in her wide circle of friendship. LAWRENCE BUTTENWIESER CButteyl A. A., A. L., Hughes Club, Sages, French Club. For this, the Tragic M'IlS0 first trod The stage. Lawrence's great ambition is to become an actor and judging from the way he has started we are assured of his success. When Buttzy undertakes anything, it is always done well. He has completed high school in three years and, if he does everything else as well, we can hope to see him on the boards. HAROLD L. CABLE CBualdl A. L., Mathematics Club. All I ask is to be left alone. .In spite of his height, Harold never makes himself conspicuous, but goes upon his way quietly endeavoring to do his best. He is such a.likable fellow that we shall all be glad to see him succeed. JAMES STERRETT CALDWELL CD00 A. A., A. L., Radio Club, Latin Club. I shall work and climb. One glance at Sterrettfs brief case will show that all his books have seen some hard usage. He intends to follow the footsteps of his father and become a doctor. Good luck, Sterrettl RALPH CALKINS ClVoofl A. A., Art League. The nzosf complelely los! of all fhe days Is fha! on which one has not laughed. Who doesn't know Woof? He can be found almost any morning with that noble group in 222, who are trying to get the last crumb of knowledge swallowed before 8.30. He is a jolly good fellow with an endless line of jokes, that we should be glad to add to our own story supply. 28

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15 .,. V A lip s 5 1 X i N LX .g w .Q ., ff 'Ss se r S., ici ALVERTA KENDRICK COLINA lBertj A. A., A. L., Honor League, Glee Club, French Club, Home Economics Club. She moves a goddess and she looks a queen. Who doesn't know Alverta? Her very pres- ence adds charm and pep to any gathering. That lovely curly hair arranged in such a becoming coilfure has been the envy of many less fortunate ones. She always has something to talk about, which, added to her vivacious, care-free manner, makes her much sought after. PORTER COMPTON CPort, Porkyj A. A., A. L., Hughes Club. Sing away sorrow, cast away care. Porter is the personification of an ad that is seen everywhere throughout our great city. Cheer Up is his motto. Those who know him, and the number is by no means few, find him a most optimistic fellow. Porter is also a loyal Hughes rooter, and may be seen at all the games. EUGENE O. CONES CShortyl Art League. Beifer late than never. It is just 82934. In comes Ed into 222, quietly but quickly, after which Mr. Games has his own little comment. Though this ap- pears to be a bad habit, Ed has his excuse, for he hies from wild and woolly Westwood. But somehow we feel that when Ed's chance in life comes, he'll not be late. WILLIAM CONRAD lBz'llJ A. A., Art League. My true friend is forever a friend. Bill is a fortunate fellow whom everyone knows and likes. He is good-natured and jolly, never losing any sleep over his studies. He has a well-known fondness for two things: girls and Paul Schutte, his inseparable chum. As an all-round good fellow, Bill is right there. BESSIE HELEN COULTER QBessj A. A.. A. L., Honor League, Glee Club. A c'our1Ie11.ar1ee in zvhiclz did mee! Sweei records, promises as sired. Her many friends can testify to Bessie's c-heerfulness and her readiness to listen to and sympathize with you. And how well she sings! By her voice she has made many a meeting more interesting. Shall we ever forget the Little Sisters' party and her part in it? We wish you all success and hope your smile will win for you as warm a place in the world as it has in our hearts. 30