Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Seniors lfarewell FTER four years at Hughes we have come to the conclusion that the student true to his school, is he who seeks not to instill new ideals into the veins of himself and of his fellow students, but rather to perpetuate those ideals already founded on school traditions. At the same time we are aware that this conclusion was drawn only after we had been subject to a process of lnstillation early in our first year -the Instillation into our veins of the Hughes Spirit. The process of Perpetuation was begun convincingly when the Spirit, born the first year, flamed exultantly throughout the next. Having heard it as Freshmen, learned it as Freshmen, we shouted it as Sophomores: Onward, Hughes! ' It was in our third year that we discovered Perpetuation in a new light - Perpetuation carrying with it hardships, regrets. Perpetuation of the ideals of Hughes meant Perpetuation of the ideals of each graduating class. Twenty- eight was leaving! Nevertheless, that Hughes Spirit, triumphant over regret, urged us forward to cheer the departing class. VVe were at once proud to pro- claim it, reluctant to proclaim it, Onward, 28'!' And now, Perpetuation accomplished! That Hughes Spirit, never dead, flowing as deeply in your veins as in ours, raises its voice to you, bids you fling it forth with us -for us - to us, Onward, 291' WARREN STAEBLER, '29, President. Thirteen