Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Able assistants to the secretarial statt of Hughes help malce the school a better place in which students receive a practical education. Students pictured above in the office are: Barbara Schalliclc, Marilyn Heintz, Sue Ann Peterson, Margie Wagner, and Lucille Boothe. Eleanor Krampe Stella Rowland Secretaries Perform Many Duties Hughes High School is very lortunate in having lour ellicient secretaries. They are always on hand, morning and noon. lor lrienclly clerical assistance and advice. Miss Eleanor Krampe is the ever smiling secretary to Mr. Kicer. She capably handles all ol' the ollicial correspondence and is the comforter to the empty pockets ol the teachers when she gives them their pay checks. Those students and teachers wishing announcements in the morning bulletin must see Miss Carrie Kohrmann in the center ollice, lirst desk. She carries on the business oli the school in a very enthusiastic lashion which is a credit to Hughes. Always counting, receiving, or paying money is Miss Stella Rowland, who competently lills the position ol school treats' urer. Stella. as she is called by friends and assistants, works in the Iront ollice between 8:00 a.m. and I2 n. answering phone calls, and typing and iuiineographing the absence list. The solt voice that answers the Hughes phone alter l2:tl0 n. belongs to friendly Mrs. Dorothy Tharp who works only part time. She helps those seniors going to college by sending transcripts ol' their grades to requesting colleges. Carrie Kohrmann Dorothy Tharp

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Busy Doctors and Nurse Prepare Students for Energetic Life Ahead Mary Ann Fcrnthcil is thc Hughcs nurst- A2 A at cross- who daily looks aftci' thc health zincl wcl- fare of thc students. 'I'hc nursc's ollicc tt inis ol hotkc' hziskcthzill, :incl :mlic-ry. is located on the bascnicnt 1'1oo1'oppositt- Ont- nl hliss Ft-1'nthcil's niziny othci the Goodloc Dining Rooin. ilulics is to cxztniinc thosc sluclcnts who The schools nursc, who works in con- hccoint- ill during school tiinc. Shc con. junction with the Cincinnati City I-lull stills with tht- stuclcnts' laniilics on tht Public Health Dcpzirtincnt, assists thc inztttt-is ol their hirth CL'l'i1l1l'2ilC8. Shi two doctors who regularly visit thc inznkcs honic mulls to invcstigatc 115 and school to cxaininc thc boys and girls any dist-asc cpiclcinits. Miss Fc-rnthcil who try out for any ol' thc schools ath- - A ' ool nurse' at St. Monica lctic teams. Stuclcnts :irc cxznninctl il School. Miss Mary Ann Ferntheil The teachers at Hughes annually begin their school year a few days before the tirst students wallc in the doors. As shown above, several members ot the 'Faculty are receiving the year's instructions from Mr. Kizer. Since 1949, when Hughes had installed its new public address system, students from Mrs. Heile's speech class have been giving the morning announcements over it. As seen below, Ed Schollmaier, Dick Kammann, Vic Rosenbaum and Alvin Cohn, test their voices over the P.A. lStewart Lipp, not in picture.l