Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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SCIENCE AT HUGHES AS EACH YEAR of our calendar passes, we realize more and more the importance of science in our everyday life, and the unlimited possibilities of science in making our future life safer, healthier, and more comfortable. The science students of to- dzly Will be the inventors, experimenters, produccrs, and intel- ligent consumers of to-morrow. Hughes High School, ever mindful of the needs of tO-morrow as well as to-day, offers its students 21 course of study Which includes seven sciences: Health, General Science, Zoology, Botany, Geology, Physics and Chemistry. THE SCIENCE DEPARTMENT 0 M - BJIHCh, Mix Weik, Mr. Doherty, Miss Johnson, Mr. Huber, Mr. Slmcfer, Mr Caskcy, Mr. Lang Snxran: Mrs. Willard, Mr. Bauer: Miss Fox. Mr. Agcr, Miss Harris ?.iE-pfng .e .4777,-

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.FT ghrwug HARRIERS ALL: Conrady, Cumlyg Brener, Wilson, HudsOn Schnellcr, Mgr. Valent. Reckman SHcr, Hume, Capt, Smry, Mathes, Harris AFTER FINISHING second best in two City Meets, a Dual Meet, and the District Meet, the Hughes Harriers, under COach Paul Richert, fmally came into their own in the City Champiom ship contest, and nosed out Withrow to capture the city title. The team refused to be dis- couraged by its inability to finish fmst in their four early encounters, but kept plugging away in practice until their determination was finally rewarded. At long last, the finish. OH' with the gun. Two miles to go. Still going strong. BARRIERS WIN ANOTHER CITY TITLE 24 A Ath-w v-vv'4