Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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: Junior Orchestra NX.. HE Junior Orchestra has been in existence only four years. lt was origin- ally organized by Mr. Aiken, but last year, because of his numerous duties. he was obliged to give it up. Mr. Kratz has stepped into his place and is handling the Work with success. The original purpose of this organization was to supply material for the Senior Orchestra. Such good material was found, however, that a new orches- tra has come into being. This orchestra has been asked to play before the Schoolmaster's Club, and expects other engagements in the future. The Junior Orchestra furnishes valuable training to those who aspire to become members of the Senior Orchestra. These pupils also get practice in ensemble playing, and become familiar with orchestra routine. This group shows, in a high degree, the interest and enthusiasm which is typical of all Hughes organizations. JCNIA McMlCHAEL. 224. Violins Fred Schroeder Horn Harry Apter lsadore Shuller Charles Otten Gladys Bankhardt Bass Cornet David Efkert Everett Perry Robert Meyer Ruth Games Flute Clemmer Mitchell Grace Gartelman Louis Gerson Ormula Graf Edward Howeler Lucille Jackson Amelia Ostrager Mary Ragsdale Emma Reis Charles Schaffer One hundred fire Richard Norton Clarence Zugelter Piano Blanche Brant Sarah Rosenberg Clarinet Deacon Moffet Clifford Weber George Shockley George Smith Saxophone Clarence Aspenleitei Louis Erhardt Emory Main Trombone John Squires

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fife ,e 'L , ,. .L .ff if - ' Y- X ',-,f,ff'f,'. . H , gy! I . 3, 1, 52 f 2 i' 7 Z : F' , f v - 'L if ,ty . '53 ' . 'l'i'l I i 'Q - ' -Q i 5 if? 9' ' f'?TA? e1- - f6i' Z' viiiff' P 5 1-g..1,L,,,v,f - 'iv ' ? W- X . ' f 217,- ,,,Y 4- --ff -,L Y WW HE Hughes High School Band, organized in 1919, under the capable guidance of Mr.Aiken, has become a band of which Hughes can truly boast. This organization, which grew up as the result of a long-treasured idea of Mr. Aiken's, has grown from fifteen members in 1919 to twenty-eight in 1924. The members of the band of 1923-1924 have endeavored to give to the school everything that was expected from them. Besides our public appearances at auditorium gatherings, we have also been active at the various interscholastic contests in an endeavor to be loyal rooters for Hughes. The band does not claim to have reached perfection, nor has it come near that point, but the manner in which it does its work greatly overshadows the slight imperfections that may exist. However, it owes all of its success to the untiring work of Mr. Aiken, who has built it up until it has become one of the largest and one of the best bands of the Cincinnati High Schools. CALVIN EHRHARDT, '24, Cornets Clarinets Trombones Meyer Decher Maddux Haas Erhardt, C. Pfau Mitchell Gano Schimpff, R Riesz Moflitt Panzer Wells Oboe Schneider, P. Sommer Shockley Piccolo Smith, G. Bergman Tubas Vorhees Ballmeyer Baritone Havlin Saxophones Elsey Princell Drums Smith, J. Horns Schneider, R Main W ithrow Weis, R. One hundred seven