Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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CLARENCE ARATA ICJ Washington School A. L., A. A., Hughes Club. Football Team, Captain Baseball Team, We all know Clarence as the able quarter- back of the 1926 football team. He is a fel- low who needs no introduction at Hughes, for everybody knows him. Clarence's ever- ready smile and his good nature have won him hosts of friends. His attractive man- ners have made him very popular in 312, angggou may be sure that he has no enemies in . MARGARET ARNOLD cpeggyn Oyler School A. L., A. A., Honor League. Who is that lovely-mannered girl? some one might ask. Margaret certainly has read the book of etiquette through from cover to cover. She is very quiet but. nevertheless, is alert to things happening about her. Those of us who have been per- sonally acquainted with her appreciate the seeds of kindness and good fellowship she has sown. ELSA BACHMAN CEZJ Withrow High School A. L., French Club, Honor League. Everyone likes Elsa. We all like to hear her talkg she ha such a nice voice. Then we like to watch her. Her dark hair is always arranged in such a becoming fashion. We think Elsa is a very pretty and interest- ing girl. She can tell us such wonderful stories about her trip to camp last summer. LENA PAULINE BARONE CPollyj Columbian School A. L., A. A., Honor League. Someone has said, Good things come in small packages. Lena is a perfect example of this saying. Though little in stature, her mind works as well as that of any of us. Her jolly nature and happy smile has been a joy to our class for the past year. Future happiness and success is the wish of the class for Lena. KATHERINE ANNA BAUMANN Bloom Junior High School A. L., A. A., Honor League, Latin Club, Senior Sages, Uke Club. What type of student do you wish? We can supply you with any kind that you may desire, for our class contains them all. Katherine represents the diligent type, the kind of student who is always trying to do her best in all things that she undertakes. Besides being a good scholar, Katherine has proved our true friend. Seventeen

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HOWARD M. ALEXANDER oizexp Fairview School A. L., Baseball Team, Football Team, Hughes Club. Howard is one of the most carefree persons in our class. Studies like all other things never seem to worry him. How lucky lf 15 to be so lighthearted! His pleasant manner and general likeability have won him not only a host of kind friends, but also a warm spot in our memories for future years.- LAVERNE M. ALEXANDER Bond Hill School A. L., A. A., Honor League. First impressions are sometimes deceiving. This is true with LaVerne. At a first meeting, she gives the impression that she is very quiet, but on a second meeting we find she is quite a peppy girl.. LaVerne certainly uses her brains, as is evident from her marks. Small, blonde, and delightful to look atg that is LaVerne. Despite the saying that blondes are fickle, we find that she is a constant friend to all of us. ELEANOR M. ANDRESS College Hill School A. L., Honor League, Senior Sages, Choral Club, Glee Club, Science Club. Eleanor has a very good voice-that is why she was in the Two Roses. She not only sings well, but she is an interesting con- versationalist, as well. She loves to argue on almost every subject one can think of. No class is exempt from Eleanor's convincing remarks. VICTOR APPELBLATT qVz7cl Avondale School A. L.. A. A. One of Victor's outstanding qualities is his readiness to do a favor for a fellow in need. Besides being a mighty good scout he is a very jolly companion. This boy's got personality plus. Not everybody knows it, but give him time and you'll find it out. Moreover he is a good student, and ahfriend that will stick through thick and . m. MARY APSELOFF Westwood School A. L., A. A., Latin Club, French Club, Uke Club, Honor League. In Mary's case we will all have to admit that size plays no part in ability. Somehow or other we just can't be gloomy when Mary is about. With her smile and her encourag- ing words she is always ready to cheer us. When one has gained the friendship of Mary, he may leel sure that he has gained a true friend. S ixleen

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RUTH B. BAXTER CRudiel Avondale School Art Club, Honor League, Math Club, Uke Club. If you knowI1Rudie, you ought to be proud that you do. Not only is she a -lady lnhthe real sense of the word, but her original wit is the kind that you very rarely find. We all admire her because she is a very staunch friend. And if you want someone to chase the blues away- please don't crowd. ELEONORE BAYER Twenty-third District School A. L., A. A., Honor League. Some people are just naturally bright. Eleonore is one. She is a splendid student and is usually on the Honor Roll. Besides being a star pupil she is very magnetic. Some of us vowed we were going to use Pepsodent, since that is Eleonore's favorite brand of tooth paste. She is a very obligmg girl, always willing to lend a hand and- her night work. CHARLES BECKER CBeckJ Bloom Junior High School A. L., A. A., Senior Sages, French Club, Science Club, Track Team. Here is the kind of man who will accom- plish things. He is one of the quiet reserved fellows that everyone knows helps to make a successful class. Moreover, he is a good scout and a wonderful dresser. Who has failed to observe Charlie with his slow smile, which means friendship pure and simple? This boy's bound to succeed! NORMA BECKER Avondale School A. L., Honor League. We all know Norma to be the happy hearted sort of a person, one who does not let little insignificant things worry her. Yet when any discussion on any subject what- soever arises, Norma is always ready to ex- press her opinion. We wouldn't advise you to start an argument with Norma unless you have plenty of time and information, for arguing is Norma's pastime. WALTER F. BECKER tll'uI, Bvrki Carson School A. L., A. A. Football Team, Hughes Club. Walter is one of the loyal supporters of the Hughes football team. giving his best to make the team what it is. Everyone likes Wal. He always greets one with a smile. Walter is sure to succeed in the business world, for not only does he do good work at school. but he manages to put in his time working alter school. E-ighteen,