Identifier: hughesannual00hugh_1 (find matches)
Title: Hughes annual
Year: 1918 (1910s)
Authors: Hughes High School (Cincinnati, Ohio)
Subjects: Hughes High School (Cincinnati, Ohio) School yearbooks High schools
Publisher: Cincinnati : Hughes High School
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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abeth McGowan, F. B. Florence Mittendorf, F. B. Agnes Boalt, F. G. Helen Wessels, B. B. Florence Graygon, B. G. Virginia Miller, B. B. Marguerite Burdsal, Captain, B. G. A LTHOUGH the C Grade this year did not come out with flying colors,-^^ nevertheless they did better than last year. The first game was with theSeniors, who conquered the Sophomores last year and kept up their reputationthis year by doing the same with a score of 13-9. Our next game was with the Juniors, who humbled us greatly by a score of11-6. Our last but indeed not our least game was a victory, for the Freshieswere vanquished. Our record seems to show that we were weak because of a lack of enthu-siasm. But we believe in the motto of dont give up the ship and this keptus out of last place. Form seemed to rule the destiny of each center-ball team, as the race endedA-B-C-D. Therefore as we have played true to form, with this consolation wewill write Finis, wishing success to the C Grade Team of 1919. M. B., 20. (157)
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The Freshman Center-Ball Team Irene Robbins, Captain Boxes Guards Jean Dearness Lillian Herschede Dorothy Onken Rose Bagley Majel Coleman Jessie Gregg Alma Daniels Frances Haven Mary Compton Mary Steele Gertrude McDiarmid IN spite of little practice and an absolute lack of confidence, the Freshiesturned out an exceptionally good center-ball team this year. They workedhard and enthusiastically and although they did not succeed in humbling anyother teams, nevertheless they gave them all much cause for anxiety and worry.The good work of the team was due in many respects to the untiring efforts ofthe Captain, Irene Robbins. Gertrude McDiarmid also deserves much creditfor her fine spirited playing. The A-D game, although the score was 12-7 favor the As, was particularlywell done by the Ds for their display of spirit and co-operation so frightened theAs that they simply gave away 7 points before they got over the extraordinarydisplay of teamwork. To say it all in a few words, the Freshman T

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