Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Faculty CHARLES M MERRY Ptmczpal ELMER W KIZER Assrstant Prmcxpal ELMA A ROBERTS Glrls Adviser HARRY H CALVERT Treasurer ELEANOR L KRAMPE CARRIE KOHRMAN Secretaries ALVERA MANDELEIL ART Frances Adomext Wlllxam P Teal Gladys Dee Ervm Eunxce Waymack fMrs J ECONOMICS Mary R Barnette ENGLISH jennle S Allgaxer E B Sellers CMrsJ CharlesL Bowers Helen L Stapleford Ruth H Clxppxnger Helen Tangeman V Y Hoppe fMrsJ Mabel Thompson Mary S Howell fMrsQ Inez Tracy Ella Gertrude Johnson AlxceE Von Stem Hazel L Koppenhoefer Florence R Wagner A K McKem1e A M Walker Eleanor Passel Bertha Evans Ward Pearl Persons CMrsD Fern M White Elizabeth Zanom ORAL ENGLISH Enolla C Helle fMrsj Erna Kruckemeyer CIVICS Robert B Ager Margaret M Marble Mary R Barnette V Y Hoppe CMrsJ Ellzabeth B Sellers fMrsj COMMERCIAL Frank Brown Elxzabeth G Kmg Alma Burke Edna E LeRoy fMrsJ Florence Callahan Sarah Levme J K Condon Margaret M Marble Paul Cutshall Mary McSurely Edxth Fox Paul Messersmlth Wm E Ibllngs Frances S Skinner SCIENCE PHYSICS Robert B Ager Paul J Bauer CHEMISTRY Q4 ff'5ff-J M H Huber Charle Johnson Charles H Schafer ZOOLOGY Dolores Dehus W H Wexk Mabel W Wlllard CMrsJ HEALTH E R Cochnower fMrsD M J Doherty Dolores Dehus M H Huber W H Welk XYZ for Doc Burke Ah! Gus Havlovlc Mr Agers Tomes on Atoms Cxvxc problems for Mrs Sellers Kmg Otxs Games on Democracy Mr Mobberley and a T Square Mr Werlhamer expert wood turmng A short story about Mrs Hoppe Margaret Findley Jennie Martin CMrs.l

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To the Members of the Class of Nineteen thirty-five: When I look at you and think back to the time when I was in a similar position, a youth graduating from high school and receiving my Hrst diploma, I have great sympathy for you because with so little knowledge as I had then and you have now, I felt as though somewhere, somehow, the world was waiting for me and someone or something would open the path for me to travel out of the tedium of school into the glamour of life. It wasn't that way for meg it will not be that way for you. There will be friends-there were for me-there will be great disappointments-mine began as soon as the high school door snapped behind me. You will have them or else you will be weak characters. There will be some opportunities for you-there were for me, not grand ones covered with glittering romance, but perhaps simple ones and hard ones, and I hope your education up-to-date has given you sense enough to seize them and use them to advantage. Your cloistered days of school training for many are over, they are now entering the realm of memory, and life will take up the training with less sympathy and .predigestion perhaps than your teachers have. You have not always understood those who have tried to teach you and I am willing to grant they have not always understood you, as all parties concerned are human, but it will be just the same in your new world and maybe more so. My wish for you is that you can go through the school of life and be of service, that your experiences and training may broaden, clarify, and purify your vision, but not destroy the optimism which is part of youth. Yours affectionately, ! TNQ CMM . MN c i- I I x.. ll ' K Y LJ 45193 J

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I n the Classroom GEOLOGY Eleanor Lorenz BOTANY AND GENERAL SCIENCE Walter A. Bausch Madeline Harris M. J. Doherty ' Ella Gertrude Johnson Edith Fox J. W. Lyle MATHEMATICS Ruth Austin Paul Bauer Laura Blank Frank Brown Daniel Burke Clyde Hall Mabel R. Helman Eleanor Lorenz S. McLauglin CMrs.J J. Warren Ritchey E. B. Sellers CMrs.J Charles F. Siehl HISTORY E. H. Baldridge Margaret Findley Helen Ann Bejach Otis Games Harry H. Calvert Elizabeth Hagemeyer Ida M. Dyer A. H. Thomas CMrs.J LANGUAGES FRENCH Louise E. Bentley Fannie M. Madden M. S. Howell CMrs.J M. E. Morgan CMrs.D GERMAN Erich F. Bergman Martha Kitzman Mabel H. Schell LATIN M. Julia Bentley Clara Fink Gladys H. Busch Jane S. O'hara SPANISH Helen M. King Margaret MacLeod HOUSEHOLD ARTS Ruth L. Helman Nina Kelly Hazel R. Wyman fMrs. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Raymond T. Fell T. C. Mobberley F. E. Holfmeister O. E. Weilhamer J. F.'Mathis Lisle G. Wineland ,L LIBRARIANS VVL' ary Banes Helen Wilkinson MUSIC Arthur J. Havlovic Alice Hirst A. R. Kratz PHYSICAL EDUCATION Alan C. Kindschy Edward Krueck Earl F. Klinck Jeanette Nurre Elsa Kramer Dr. E. A. Poos Maud Suter SIGHT SAVING Laura B. Cunningham Don't you see Mr. Baldridgeg ASDSJKL:-Miss Calla- han: Miss White and Englishmeng Architecture lecture by Mr. Winelandg Keeper Ritchey and Alge-bearsg Bowers in English poetry.