Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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THOMAS HUGHES A NATIVE OF ENGLAND DIED IN CINCINNATI, A. D. 1824, DEVISING MOST OF HIS ESTATE TO TRUSTEES FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES FOREVER. IN PURSUANCE OF A CONTRACT BETWEEN - THE CITY OF CINCINNATI, , AND THE TRUSTEES OF THIS AND THE WOODWARD FUND, MADE A. D. 1851, THE RENTS ACCUMULATED FROM THE HUGHES ESTATE, TOGETHER WITH A GRANT FROM THE COMMON SCHOOL FUND, WERE DEVOTED TO THE PURCHASE OF THIS SITE AND THE ERECTION OF THIS EDIFICE, WHICH IN HONOR OF THE MUNIFICENT BEQUEST IS STYLED THE HUGHES HIGH SCHOOL Page eight

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TENTS Founder's Tablet ..................... Foreword ................ . ............ . Photograph of Superintendent R. Condon. . . Dedication ................ . ........... . Union Board of High Schools ............. Photograph of Principal E. D. Lyon ......... Photograph of Members of Hughes Faculty. . . Names of Members of Hughes Faculty ..... Poem: Tit for Tat .,................ . Individual Photographs .............. ln Memoriam .................. . ..... Photograph of Boy and Dolphin Fountain .... lasses ......................... .' .... oup Photograph of Class of 1914 ....... otograph of Officers of Class of 1914 .... History of Class of 1914 .............. New Hughes Song -Music and Words .... . Poem: To the Memory of the Class of 'l4 . . . Group Photograph of Class of 1915 ......... Photograph of Officers of l9l5 .......... History of the Class of I915 .......... Group Photograph of Class of 1916 .... History of the Class of I9l6 ........ Poem: A Sophomore's Soliloquyn .... . Group Photograph of Class of l9l7 .............. History of Class of 1917 ........................ Photo ra h of Interior Views of Hu hes High School ..... . . 8 P 8 Description of Hughes Building .................. The Spectator .............................. Social Organizations ......... . . . Oath of the Athenian Youth ..... Art Research Club ............... Photograph of Girls' Glee Club .... Names of Members of Glee Club ..... Photograph of Orchestra ............... Names of Members of Orchestra ........... Photograph of Boys' Debating Club ......... Names of Members of Boys' Debating Club .... PAGE 8 9 10 11 12 I3 I4 15 16 17 101 102 103 104 106 107 108 109 110 112 113 II4 116 117 118 120 121 125 127 I30 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 History of Boys' Debating Club .......... Program of Walnut Hills-Hughes Debate. .. Photograph of T. O. T. Debating Circle. . . History of T. O. T. Debating Circle ..... Photograph of the Dramatic Club .... Scenes from Dramatic Club Plays .... History of Hughes Dramatic Club .... Photograph of the Commercial Club. . . History of Commercial Club. . . . . . . . Photograph of Colonial Tea Club. . . History of Colonial Tea Club ..... Photograph of Greek Club ..... Motto of the Greek Club ........ ........ History of the Greek Club ................. Poem: Thoughts on Hearing. 'To a Wild Rose', . . . Photograph of Old Hughes Staff .......... . Names of Members of Old Hughes Staff. . . . The Magnetism of Old Hughes ............ Poem: To the 1914 Annual Board ..... Photograph of 1914 Annual Staff ......... Names of Members of Annual Staff ......... Photograph Annual Room Representatives. . . Athletics ............................ Photograph of Football Team ........... Names of Members of Football Team. . . History of 1913 Football Season .... Groups ....................... Photograph of Track Team .......... Names of Members of Track Team ...... Photograph of Girls' Center-Ball Team .... History of Girls' Center-Ball Team ...... Names of Members of Athletic Council. . .'. Photograph of Donatello Fountain ....... Calendar ......................... So Muss lch Laecheln, Eh? ...... Directory ................ . Advertisers . . . ...... . . . . PAGE 140 141 142 144 146 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 I57 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 I66 I67 168 I69 I70 171 172 174 175 176 177 187 201 205 Page seven

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