Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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VIRGINIA CAVAGNA CGinnyJ Winton Place School A. L., A. A., Choral Club, Glee Club, Home Economics Club, Honor League, Senior Sages. Oh, those alluring eyes and that pretty dark curly hair! These are some of the reasons why we envy Ginny. Then, too, how can we ever forget her lovely smile. But there is still another reason for envying Ginny. Most of us are not so fortunate as she to have a nice young man escort us to school every morning. CAROLYN CHAMBERLIN College Hill School A. L., A. A., Honor League, Vice President of the Home Economics Club. Carolyn is one of the most wide-awake persons in Hughes. Her ever attentiveness has gained for her much knowledge of the world's aifairs. Although she is not inclined to be very talkative, her comparatively few words create a lasting impression. For a sure cure for the blues, just talk to Carolyn. MARIAN GAIL CHAMBLISS iMevJ Mary Dill School A. L., A. A., Senior Sages, Honor League, , Latin Club. What an enviable record at Hughes Marian has made! How often in class have we wished that we could be like Marian, for she always knows her lessons! But her studies have not kept her from having an enjoyable time. With her pleasant manner and her eagerness to learn, Marian has made many friends at Hughes. ALVAH P. CLARK CCork9 Fairview School A. L., Baseball Team, Glee Club, Choral Club. Al joined our class last year. He does well in all of his studies, especially in chem- istry. His main hobby is baseball and he stars in the pitcher's box. In his two years with us he has made more friends than some of us have in four. We are all glad that he chose Hughes for his Alma Mater. EARLE COCHRAN CSnooksp St. Bernard School A. L., French Club, Honor League, Science Club, Old Hughes Staff. Can you imagine the world vxdthout sun- light? Can you imagine Snooks without dimples? These lovely lit-tle adornments emphasize her charming smile and we can t possibly visualize Snooks without the smile even though she may be on her .Way to French class. She is peppy, attractivenand interesting. We might continue indefinitely in this way to describe Earle, but nothing we could say would do her justice, so let us cease. Twenty-seven

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EVELYN BUSCH tPcfeD Westwood School A. L., A. A., Old Hughes Staff, Annual Staff Latin Club, Senior Sages. Our smallest girl, Pete, and our tallest girl, Sarah, are boon companions - that IS the long and the short of it. We all like Pete because she is so tiny, has such lovely yellow hair and blue eyes, and such a fascin- ating way of saying funny things. In fact, she does not ever do anything that we don't like. We're for you, Pete. ALMA BYER CAZJ Avondale School A. L., Art Club, Honor League, Spanish Club. Alma is one of those girls who will do just anything for her friends, and she has many friends. She is of a very happy nature, worry never lives very long in her gay heart. Talking is Alma's favorite occupation and we are glad of it, for she is a most interesting conversationalist. MARY ANN CALDWELL Washington School A. L., Honor League, Uke Club, French Club. Who at Hughes does not know Mary? Those who don't are very few and far be- tween. Her sunny disposition and good nature have made her one of our most popu- lar girls. Not only is she a good comrade, but she has been a good student as well. Mary is the type of girl who will bring credit to her school when she goes out into the world. RAYMOND M. CARMICHAEL tRayl Atlanta, Georgia A. L., A. A Ray is one of many persons who are timid and quiet. He shows a tendency toward thinking rather than talking. He is atten- tive in class and ready with an answer to every question. VVe do not know what his ambitions are, after leaving Hughes. but we are glad that he was one of us. and we wish him success in everything. ELIZABETH CASSINI llsldlyl Twenty-third District School Choral Club, Home Economies Club. Have you ever heard anyone zlsli, 'Who is Betty Cassini? No, because everyone knows our pretty Italian prima donna. Betty surely can act, but she is not tempera- mentul. Miss Snter says she has the pa- tience ol' Job. Betty is one ol' the few who can smile while she is being scolded. No wonder we all love her. Tzrenly-si.r J

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BEATRICE COHEN Avondale School A. L., French Club, Science Club, Honor League. While the Class of '27 is not fortunate enough to have the famous Miss America among its numbers, it at least has .her boots which Bea wears with much pride. But when we think of her we think not only of good looking clothes, but of a peppy, happy girl and a good sport. EUNICE E. COHEN Avondale School A. L., Choral Club, French Club, Honor League, Old Hughes Staff. Eunice is an ideal girl. She is very musi- cal. She has a melodious mezzo-soprano voice, on the piano she can play anything from Irving Berlin to DeBussy. Her ever- ready line of ludicrous wit cheers the glooml- est of usg and as for common-sense, would that we all had such an abundant supply. The world would be happier with more girls like Eunice. MARY LOU COLLOM McGuffey High School, Oxford, Ohio A. L., Honor League, Senior Sages, French Club. Mary Lou can count nearly every member of this class as her friend. Everyone will agree that there are few girls at Hughes more popular. The phrase 'Abeautiful but dumb does not apply to Mary Lou, for there are few who surpass her in scholarship. Mary Lou is one of the girls whom everyone has learned to love, even though she has been here but a year. LOUISE HELEN COOK qCoolricl Clifton School A. L., A. A., Choral Club, Latin Club, Treasurer of Honor League. She is tall, fair, pink-cheeked, and blue- eyed. Maybe that is why she is so well liked. She is greatly admired not only for her gracious manner, but also for the stun- ning clothes she wears. She is very active in school affairs and has made ll splendid record in the classroom. Now do you know her, the Treasurer of the Honor League.- our Louise? MARY LOUISE COOLEY Salmon P. Chase School A. L., A. A., Senior Sages, Honor League, Glee Club, Choral Club. How much more smoothly any class goes when lllzlry Louise is there. She knows the lesson and knows how to explain it. Outside ol class she is allways prepzu'ed,too, - prepared with her own lovely smile and aunurhle man-ner to make the day more pleas- ant lor all ol us. We hope Mary will go to college, lor her ability and her eharni make her wise und sweet. and lair. Twrllfy- Eighf