Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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IIIE1 HUGHES ANNUAL 1927 HUGH ES HIGH SCHGOL CINCINNATI ' -Y A 1 O I ' 1' 8 I -r'?i41Jf4!f'ui55-Q PUBLISHED BY THE 'SENIGR CLASS Elizabeth L. Moesta .......,...,I,,,. LL.,..I..I...... E ditor Albert H. Kohl .... . . , .,..... Editor Mary B. Furness ....,. .... ..... S t of Advisor Charles G. Kohl ....,, , , , . . Business Manager Marion H. Huber ...,,. . . . ..... F z'nancz'al Advisor Gladys Dee Ervin ' Henrietta C Fischer . , , , ...... Art Advisors Hilda Pfafnfigef I

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r il, P p99 , - i 1.5 5- Z 9. X .-gy ygl Q' W M A f .i ' -0 Q ' mf v WWI '-O'- SiJDva1'srz,1.L 11112111 HID OR many years the Tower of Hughes has been symbolic to all Cincinnati. symbolic of unswerving loyalty and devotion, of uprightness of character, of clean play and the spirit of Hughes. As the years have passed the fame of Hughes has increased, until now our Hughes is known throughout the nation. Now, on the seventy-fifth anni- versary of our first graduating class, deeply grateful to the many friends Who have helped us, We publish this Annual. We have arranged it in the setting of that other great pilgrimage of five hundred years ago. May it preserve for those pilgrims Who at some future time come to this shrine as Chaucer's pilgrims laboriously, yet joyfully Wended their Way to Canterbury, - may it preserve for them a picture of the Hughes Which We of 1927 have so cherished. May it instill in them a feeling of awe and rever- ence for the shrine to which all of us have come, and which all of us have learned to love.