Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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FAC U LTY CHARLES M. MERRY ....................................... Principal J . W. SIMON ........................................ Assistant Principal ELMER W. KIZER ........................... Second Assistant Principal ETHELSANDERS.........,..............4... ....CouncilortotheGirls Art Gladys Dee Ervin Henrietta Fischer Hilda. Pfaffinger Wm. P. Teal Botany, Zoology and General Science W. A. Bausch Edith Fox J . W. Lyle M. J . Doherty Madeline Harris Mrs. Mabel W Willard Ella Gertrude J ohnson Chemistry M H. Huber Chas. W. Johnson C. H. Schafer Commercial Department LR. GARBUTT. . ..........,..........,.A.CommerciulDirector Mary R. Barnette J . K. Condon Mary McSurely Ralph F. Beckert Elizabeth G. King Paul Messersmith Alma Burke Sarah Levine Frances Shannon Skinner Florence Callahan Frederick D. Letter English , Jennie S. Allgaier Erna Kruckemeyer Katherine Todd Charles L. Bowers Eleanor Passel Inez Tracy Hazle T . Cairns Mrs. Pearl Persons Alice Elvira Von Stein Enolia Chambers Pauline Raine Florence R. Wagner Virginia Clippinger Esther Scheuerman Alfred M. Walker Mary B. Furness Margaret Sisson Bertha Evans Ward Jean Olive Heck Susan L. Shaffer Fern M. White Hazel L. Koppenhoefer Helen Tangeman Elizabeth Zanoni Mabel Thompson French Louise E. Bentley Fannie Madden Mary C. Steiner Luella Goode Mrs. Mary E. Morgan Geography and Geology George Baumann Twelve

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MISS SANDERiS OFFICE HO does not know Miss Sanders? But if, perchance, you do not, you may have Wondered at the long line of girls every morning standing in front of 112, and you may have wondered who was that fascinating person behind that line. Well, she is Miss Sanders. Then, your next question may be, why does she attract so many girls? That is because Miss Sanders is the mighty keeper of those little slips that say, So and so is excused or -not excused for being absent, tardy, or for whatever the occasion may demand. But this is only one'reason for Miss Sandersi popularity, and only one part of her work. A great part of Misg Sandersi time is devoted to conferences. She has many conferences With pupils concerning their present and future education ; their financial matters; and various other things which may trouble them at the time. A third care of M iss Sandersi is the emergency room. Miss Sanders takes care of all the girls who become ill during the school day and all minor emergency cases. Miss Sanders is the dean of the girls in Hughes High Schooi. We certainly could not get along without her; and we, the girls especially, wish to thank her and extend to her our deepest appreciation for her kind services. ESTHER LOWENTHALV Eleven

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History E. H. Baldridge Ida M. Dyer Ernest M. Benedict Margaret A. Findley T. R. Berry Otis Games Albert I. Mayer Household Arts Nina Kelly Ruth L. Helman Wilhelmine M. Deitemeier Industrial Arts F. E. Hoffmeister J. F. Mathis A. W. Jessen T. C. Mobberley Alfred C. Schick Latin Sarah T. Carrington Madge DeVore Ruth A. Austin M. Julia Bentley Gladys H Busch Mathematics Eric Bergman Daniel Burke Laura Blank Harry H. Calvert Arthur E. Breece Harvey F. Ehler Frank P. Brown Music Louis E. Aiken Alice H. Hirst Physical Culture Edward Kmeck A. D. McCartney E. A. P003 Robert E. Coady Elsa Kramer Physics Robert T. Ager Paul J . Bauer Physiology Homer 0. Sluss Irma L. Stoehr Elizabeth Thorndyke Hazel Radcliffe M. Schick E. J . O. Weilhamer Jane S. OHara Anna Lockwaod Peterson Clara Fink Susan McLaughlin , Elma A. Roberts C. F. Siehl Eleanor Lorenz A. R. Kratz Hilda Ratterman Maud Suter J. Warren Ritchey Edith Rankin Cochnower Spanish Emma R. Frick Helen M. King Librarians Edna E. Eversull Florence Fallon Mary Banes Secretaries Eleanor Krampe Thirteen Lillian Michael Mabel H. Schell Helen Wilkinson Alma Steinwart