Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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A HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK is an illustrated mem- ory book of high school life. It chronicles in type and pictures incidents both important and unimportant, it posts 2L photograph of every graduate, it reports Club activities, and points to attempts and achievements in , athletics. This year the editors of the Hughes Annual have divided the year book into appropriate divisions representing the months of the school year. It is the sincere desire of the staff that as the student turns the page of his ctHughes Calendar, vivid memories Will recreate for him the events of 38339. May the memories be as enjoyable as was the thing remembered; as the years go on may time lend a deeper appreciation of life at Hughes. May this 1939 tLI-Iughes Calendar find a place among your cherished possessions, and be ever close at hand, a calen- dar in very truth. In this volume the senior album repre sents June. In J une we anticipate scholastic honors, diplomas, and good Wishes. 11

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TIME tears page after page from the calendar; Hughes High School writes page after page in its history. In 1831 the noble dream and generous gift of Thomas Hughes, cobbler and philanthropist, planted the seed of the school which was to bear his name, the school to be designated as one of Cincin- natfs hrst free high schools. For 21 season the seed lay idle. At last the building at Fifth and Mound Streets Opened its doors to students. Year after year Hughes blossomed, and bore fruit in steadily increasing groups of graduates. In 19Io a larger building at Clifton and McMillan Streets began a new period in its service to the community. SEPTEMBER turns to June; freshman becomes graduate, As time tears pages from her calendar, Hughes plans new chapters for her future. Summer after summer has shone upon her tower; winter after winter has whitened her terrace; year after year Hughes has stood true to her watchword: ccDeo et Patrizef . 13 g