Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Eugene Paul EiL-us Doroihy RuHI Ellery Esfeile Enlnleli : DoroflIy W. l Emsi F Evelyn AIEIIEa I Evans Janelle iyww Evans wrw'ara. QSMfV F A C U L T Y Miss Epii; Ax;eiii10bbkjil.e$wneland D Miss Schick Mr Teal F T. Wayne T132415 Sdea erH Hf' IM- Evans SIuarI Ed sire +0 crea+e beaufy finds expres- Faber sion for some in poe+ry and music. for oH'Iers. in arf. Wheiher H'Ie resuHing creai'ion will be m :3: May a linoleum block print a layoui for a commer- EurrnarGerea ciai adverfisemeni, an oil poriraii. or a meiai V f e bracelet depends upon H16 S+uden+'s parfic- a ular ialenJrl and upon his choice O'F medium +0 Olive LaVc-Ino . .. : i Feuser express Ii. $' i Ijoraine O. M. 6- . Eh'm The Classes ai Hughes sfrIve +0 Insi'rucf Hie pupil in bofh Hie Hieory and praci'ice of +he i i q q R fundamenfals oi design and color. This nec- essarily involves H16 making of color wheeis,

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u e m-w , I Elizabeth Louise Ann Margarei E. Fred Virginia Dan Doyle Doyle Doyle Dreiling Dwenger Earle Joan Mae Ruth Louise Alexander Harry Robert Rose AnnsHa Lillian Ebbers Ehien Elncodin Eichanberger Eiler Eisenberg THREE guesses.r Over wha+ is +he Sfu denJr in Jrhe picfure Jrearing his hair? Can l H be +he solufion of an aigebraic equaHon. +he defaiied drawing oi a cell for a boi'any noJrebook. or ihe Laiin subjuncfive which is bo+hering him? Le+ us hope ihai foriyeiive minufes will be fime enough +0 comple+e Jrhe work. hC he does nof fin- ish +he iob. he may have +0 carry home a shack of books. A freshman some- +imes resenjrs fhe sfudy hall period as a wasie oi Jrime or a way +0 geJr inJro Jrroubie. Wha+ senior canr'icnL recall Clear fwo rows for Jtalking. boys. The value of sfudy +ime becomes apparenf be- fore long, and H16 Sfudenf comes +0 regard Jrhe sfudy hall as a desirable work- shop. Siudenf assisfanfs are in charge of smaller sfudy halls raiher generally ai Hughes. 25

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n m in F- :3 and knowledge of +he rules 01C bai- ance, rhyfhm, and repeiiiion. Theory is applied in a way which is boih edu- caiional and enjoyable. Classes are informal, and +he Sfudenf is given a chance +0 develop his iniiiaJrive, as well as his creaiive powers, fo 6 greaJr eerenJr. Af Jrhe close of Jrhe ' - Rebecca Ida Evelyn Dorolhy F. Esfiior Rose period. +he group offen has hme +0 Feldman penm Helmen Fm ' ' ' ' I BeHy Jean Fred Rul'h Roberta Roberf Eugene examine and cri+iCIse each oihers Finkelm Figgus Fisgus Fisher work. Poor perspedive. fatu proporiion, or improper fechnique is discovered quickly when +he group as a whole ga+hers around one siudemus drawing or painfing. Posfers for all occasions are designed, and oHen submiHed in ci+y or na+ion-wide con- Jresis. Skefching, wiih fellow-sfudenfs as models. is done in boi'h charcoal and in color mediums. Commercial problems include leJrJrering. layout and designs for in- dusfry. Many clever ideas for playing cards are conceived. Class work includes waier color. absiracf design, and +he use of Jrhe air brush and s+encils. WT Laurence J. Rosa L. Fleming Foexirneyor Maiy Ellen Fox Doroihy Amie Zelda Francis Frankel Louise Ediih i Ralph C Frankensiein Franklin Bernard Wiiiiam Fiese, Jr. Leiaine Carol E. Georqe W. Fricke Filediein Jean Claire Eiaine Fiiedlein Friedman Robert Friedman Roberf Halvey Warren Fries Faye Heien Louise Jack H Funke Gan Harry Jolan Gallagher Edna Myrle Joseph M. Gamel Gerber