Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Douible Prism ' i CLASSES, i s. h 9 As thehdouhle' prism at spectrum' of light into a single' white band, then difusss it again into a spectrum: so Hughes drawsitogether tho pupils entering with virions backgrounds sand abilities, nad at gfaduntion hC3ftflf8, through them, the influences of and lmowlgdge. i o Q Q i i wmv LINDIEY KILGDUR, 'ss

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X X ' MX- In a world of economic and social uncertainties, it is worth our while to remember that the old virtues of cout- EN age, loyalty, and stability remain constant. 4 The fact that we will live the future only as we use the present makes each passing moment exceedingly valuable. You will be compelled to take your life as it is-you can't go back and live over again the time that is past. Act definitely toward something worthwhile. The person who seems more capable than you is he who has made better use of the present moments allotted to him. It requires energy, good will, imagination, and initiative to build a successful life. , QQQM, ,J x , . K .f ,- 'i 5 , if '

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jwoixld 'note 'be' youth .without change. More- 1'-'r ' CHOOVI, clglxssis fotm sa rapidly Qzhonging-envirbnntlentg The pupil stutlies With one group-forn yeaf, then nfoves Herneets new gtudfes, neevvteacherst nent elassmqtesy-new pfogrami ' He mugtbreadily adjust hinlselflto his qvaf in 'lsurfoundin s. As Efcloss, xouth Y.. g n 4 ,g n , Y possesses' hrerniarkahle qnaliities of. ndtahtabi'li tyi VThese, powefs are not to bedunexheeted-5 .isfnot A' outh refehnjinentl af eriod ofehan e?uYoutth Y PI, e Y P. Pg A ' over, youth Hoes not-'rcturnz to-a,sti1ge it his passed: it must 'fit itself into eneiv' motiesggand A 1 'I new modei aftetfthose. , ' . if V A ' r . an ' 5 ef l V In I 5.