Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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SPANISH CLUB f; HROUGH varied programs of Spanish songs, gamcs, stud :1 illustrated lectures, the members gain an U'UdCfStafldlr-lg 0f Spanish-speaking countries and their pmmmcm part 111 world affairs. Finding 2L common intercsc in the language, the students cnjoy thc good fellowship that is created at all the meetings. Miss Helen King and Miss Margarct Machod, sponsors, help to make this organization a success. 134va 3: SchicdthL D.SthmoELStztllmnn, Chnmiwt in, Ponce, L. Miill , I Millm', t,tii Mun. Row 2: Kinncr. KlJymun. Hintltmtm, CUE? incth, ,jt SchmolL Monty, Wehrmsm. Kuncl, Row i : Hotf- mm, Sthmr, Sauna, ZENIUI'V Wells, Hctzog ! w ,v 1! w gliims Ruw .1; LOWJEL UITmnz Scipict Lipmusi, Sthcchtmnzl. ZRCHCI'SV Pipcr, IJIHL Yuugimt Row 3, UOOECH. Pcary, Glide Kuhn. Kmmhl: t x; HocL, Slcii'vin. um. Ruw ' Hrunsmin, Bukiock, L'EZt Chuatphn. Aunt, Linn, MUM: , Kirchut, Poncmon, Row 1: Sthntizlcz', Phillfpm Bnullrhu. Hrcnncr T Khu mam , '1: 3 C OFFICLLL: Rnhcr'l KErsnct, Prcsv, Ruth l-lmTImm, FL'c'y; Ltmis ZimcL Vlcc-Pws: Robyn SCIHL-rlnntl, Tl'ms.

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GERMAN CLUB I IERE AT HUGHES, there has long been 23. splendid German department. The German Club was organized about 1909, by some students who were in- terested in the customs :15 chl 3.3 the language of the German people Herr Bergman and Fraulein Schcll arc the sponsors of thc Gcrnmn Club. Search where you will, but you Will not find such and variety in their meetings. a large, energetic group with more interest r... OFFICERS STANDING: Wmmm Kocsmr, Trczlsx; IVIr, Bergman; Dm'thy Dunc V v L'C-Pi'x:$.2 Hurry Wagncr, Prei. SCJtCLi: Lucil'c Friclur, SL'CVIV. Mum. Row 6: Sclmch, Fci 11; Row 3' Koch: Mu , Moore, Dn ,Iacohs, rmhnuii 511cLlIHc1' Smkcn I: L, Sthilkn S C. WUIIE' Q: ' Rim :rhorsc, Eiwk, Vognl 7 30 .111ch, T Ghiimrg, 'ulh. Sul'n. Kcmmn Rlcttcmich. I Row J: Munx, Ford. .chcmnn, Kcmpu', Schmidt, HumL Bnnlnc. Isaac, Smith, Wchcr. Row 1 Kinclel, Hurkhnmlc, Kuhn, Downty. RCHVL', Warren, lfluch-r, Hr IL Row 1. K1 LEIHthJ'L Bauer. IWCL Mcr-xcl. Row 4-: blcgcl. Row 3: Row 2; Krumhcm. Rocttlc Row 1 ' tut Pl'kc, I'rrukmzm, Ciccnhurgg Iicrncl., Schmidt.

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THE FACULTY Miss King, Miss Madden, Mr. Bergnmn, Miss MzieLeod, Miss Busch SEATED: Miss SchclI, Mrs. Howell. Miss Fink TIME is an essential element in studying a language, for Without time and effort suc- cess in the language field is rarely achieved. A better understanding of the peoples of foreign countries, their customs, and their culture results from a study of the foreign tongues. Knowledge is acquired by a bit of hard work, lightened by ' ' ' ' glimpses of foreign lands. A CORNER OF THE 0 LATIN CLASS 32