Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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MARIE ANN BERNHARDT CMiclceyD Hagerstown School, Hagerstown, Indiana Home Economics Club, Honor League. Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. Those of you who doubt this gaze upon golden haired Marie and you will change your minds. She is the kind of girl who makes any class inter- esting. But do not think that Marie pos- sesses physical charm and nothing else, for she also has other interesting traits and a keen mind, as is proved by her popularity and her grades. RUTH A. BERRY Bond Hill School A. L., A, A., Honor League, Spanish Club. Ruth is one of the most womanly girls in the class. Her gentle brown eyes and friend- ly smile show us that she has a serene and happy outlook on life. It is always restful to be with her, for she never says unkind things about anyone and always seems to regard us all as friends. HARVEY BERTRAM KBGTU Twenty-third District School A. L., Hughes Club. Harvey is one of the jolliest fellows we know. His popularity with both boys and girls is far reaching. Having himself fur- nished much amusement to the brethren of 312, Harvey is not slow in demanding the compulsory performance for an erring brother. His booming cry of Paddle has caused the heart of many an involuntary entertainer to sink within him. EDITH L. BEYER Bond Hill School A. L., A. A., Art Club, Honor League, Spanish Club. Edith's pretty, gracious manners will al- ways be strong in our memory of her. Her poise is something to be admired. Her gen- tleness and dignity seem to be second nature to her. Intelligent and spirited, sweet and lovable, Edith is a typical Hughes girl. GLEN BEYRING College Hill School A. L., Hughes Club. Glen is that business-like fellow who takes matters as they come. but goes at them with a Will, and conquers them. He has gained f1'l9UflSl1llis, too, through his zeal for ai good time or ai good laugh. Although he works after school, he manages to keep his name on the Honor Roll. For the future, we wish him all the happiness he deserves. Twenty

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EARL W. BEHRMAN CDOCD Carson School A. L., A. A., Band, Senior Orchestra, Hughes Club, Old Hughes Staff, Annual Staff. Doc is a genial fellow who, although rarely seen in the front hall, is known to everyone. His smiling and agreeable manner combine to make a host of friends. He is a skilled performer on the trombone and we look for- ward to his first appearance with the Cincin- nati Symphony Orchestra. MILDRED BEIER UVHZZJ Fairview School A. L., A. A., Basketball Team, Centerball Team, Glee Club, Honor League. We have all seen evidence of Milly's merry heart, for she is always gay. Her smiling manner and constant readiness to do some- thing for some one else has won her many friends at Hughes. No one has ever seen her sad, for she is full of fun and nothing seems to daunt her good nature. Her per- petual smile has won Miss Cairnssheart. EDWARD J. BENDER fEdJ St. George School A. L., A. A., Science Club. The gift of knowing when to keep still is a rare one and Edward is one of the few to possess this gift. Instead of wasting his time before school by talking, Edward spends it on his lessons, and consequently receives high marks. Do not imagine Edward to be dull, for he has a rare sense of humor, which he uses at the right time. GRETCHEN BERGHAUSEN tGreta,j Fairview School A. L., A. A., Honor League, Latin Club, Science Club. Greta is one of the prettiest girls in the Class of '27, but she does not seem to know it. To see her sitting so demurely in class, no one would think that she could be the same girl with whom we have so much fun after school. We all admire Gretchen, not just for her loveliness, but for her sweet and unselfish disposition and original mind. RAE BERMAN Avondale School In the months Rae has been with us, she has been of inestimable service to the class. Her fine spirit, and keen loyalty to the ideals of Hughes can never be forgotten by those of us who come in contact with her and know her well. 1927 may be truly proud of her. Nineteen

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ALBERT EDWIN BIEDINGER CBedeD Carson School Choral Club, Glee Club, Hughes Club. Al's always spick and span in his appear- ance, his hair plastered down-a shining example of Price Hill tonsorial art. That's one of the reasons he is so pupolar with the girls as well as the boys. Both like him because he is so gay and ready for a good time. Al is a good singer, one of the Glee Club boys. DOROTHY BILKER cnorzyp Avondale School A. L., Art Club, Basketball Team, Center- ball Team, Honor League, Home Eco- nomics Club, Girl Scouts, Spanish Club, Swimming Team. This fair lady is interesting because of her varied talents. Not only is she spicily clever, but she is an accomplished dancer and a good athlete as well as a clever business woman. We hear that she expects to take up physical education at U. C. next year, and we know she will succeed. Dot certainly deserves credit for her perseverance. A. GILBERT BILLIN Cochran School, Louisville Hughes Club. If knowing when to work and when to play is an art, Gilbert is an artist. Not only is he succeeding in his school work, but he is prominent in affairs outside of school. Gil- bert has often saved Mr. Games trouble, for since he sits in a first seat, it is his duty to report the absentees in his row, often Mr. Games forgets all about Billin's row and has to be reminded by Gilbert. HERMAN F. BISCHOFF fBishD Fairview School A. L., A. A., Annual Staff, Gym Team, Hughes Club, Old Hughes Staff. Herman has made himself a very popular person at Hughes. His ability as an artist has made him a member of the Annual and Old Hughes staffs. Not all his efforts have been directed toward art. There is no fellow in 312 more good-natured and friendly than Bish. We predict that some day this boy will be as much appreciated outside of school as he now is within. WILLIAM LEE BISCHOFF fBishj Clifton School A. L., Football Team. Bill is one of these fellows that everyone wants to know. He is jolly and full of fun. If you ever feel like having a good laugh, Just look for Bill and he will be only too glad to accompany you. It is too bad that there are such things as Math and Physics to worry a cheerful fellow like Bill. Twenty-one