Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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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

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,ff FQ? TW 5 ' f f'2'4liIRL5 nm: :Lua HE Glee Club of this year has certainly lived up to its reputation. The part taken in the Spring Concert was not an easy matter, for besides the regular Glee Club rehearsals, which were lengthened, we had many morning rehearsals. The success of the Glee Club is due chiefly to the efforts of Mr. Aiken, but, of course, the girls willingness must not be overlooked. The day of meeting was changed this year for the convenience of the orchestra, but We find that Tuesday is a better day after all. The membership is quite large, consisting of one hundred and thirty members. This has been no drawback, but has given us valuable experience in real choral work. MARY C. BOLLMAN, '24, Members of the Girls Glee Club Soprano -Helen Ackerman, Estelle Andrew, Esther Aneshansel, Mary Louise Austin, Katherine Biesack, Lucille Champlain, Mary De Armond, Marian Dudley, Ruth Du Pree, Ethel Durbin, Joyce Fischer, Beatrice Fleck, Jane Fowler, Virginia Germain, Grace Gilmore, Florence Gordon, Ruth Hartung, Ethel Henke, Edith Herrlinger, Sarah Hertzman, Helen Hirschler, Delma Hulick, Melissa Koehler, Marion Laird, Doris Levine, Corinne Lockman, Junia McMichael, Ethel Mann, Stella Meiners, Loretta Mesh, Mary Scott Morris, Sylvia Nathan, Beulah Neuffer, Helen Pinger, Amelia Reis, Rosemarie Rendler, Hilda Rosenthal, Esther Schienshon, Carolyn Soberheim, Helen Steele, Carolyn Tayler, Mildred Thie, Dorothy Wells, Jeannette Wertheimer, Amber Wharton, Naida Winter, Roselyn Wolf. Second Soprano e Florence Altemeier, Irene Armleder, Carolyn Austerlitz, Lucille Boedinger, Mary Cochnower, Elizabeth Devereaux, Anna Dombar, Adele Emig, Alice Flinch- paugh, Annette Hertzberg, Eleanor Heuck, Adeline Hirschler, Eleanor Hofman, Muriel Jones, Hortense Kaufman, Martha Keegan, Norma Lambeck, Frances Le Count, Alice Maguire. Dorothea Niederhofer, Virginia Peters, Lillian Pilder, Helen Pinger, Gale Richey, Jean Shellin- ger, Helen Schimptf, Helen Shook, Ruth Siehl, Verna Sinclair, Marion Snyder, Catherine Spence, Louise Spoerlein, Louise Thoman, Ida May Waltz, Ruth Weitkamp, Alice H. Wilmink. Alto -7- Mary C. Bollman, Dorothy Bowman, Edna Brown, Helen Brunton, June Brunton. Betty Carruthers, Diora Copenhaver, Ruth Crippen, Dorothy Davies, Betty Eastman, Ruth Ferguson, Ruth Fromme, Margaret Garrison, Marion Goble, Angelese Hays, Gladys Herrle, Evelyn Herbst, Louise Herholz, Irma Joseph, Rachel Julian, Hazel Keener, Gladys Kidney, Phyllis Klanke, Ruth Lerman, Mildred Luedeke, Libby Mallin, Norma Meier, Ruth Mitten- kotter, Thelma Moschel, Stella Nuermberger, Mildred Peck, Betty Anne Price, Mary Jane Ragsdale, Helen Rewwer, Vinetta Robinson, Ruth Rosenfelder, Evelyn Rubel, Laura Schoepp- lin, Janet Stroheim, Carlo Tackenberg, Henrietta Thompson, Jonne Lee Weaver, Sarah Weaver. Nettie Weil, Betty White. One hundred nine