Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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HOCKEY TEAMiLAST Row: R. Richter, Bcrmzm, Jacobs, Glasbrcnner, Kchrer, Wcis. Frccks. MIDDLE Row: Bauer, Paulcs, Jung, Wehrman, E. Richter, Reeves. Fuow'r Row: j. Altman, Spm-ts leaden M. Elvez, Captain MANY a hard whack, meant for the puck, lands on someone's un- lucky shin. Hockey is a game in wh1ch one can learn and use speed as well as skill. VOLLEY BALL TEAMkTOP; Davin. THIRD Row. c c . , e . Vogelsnng, jockum. Seumn Row: Sturm Kilgour: O N S I D E b be W 11 l S t l C e Com, Walther. FRUNT Row: Underwood. Hand? ' Gittinger EARLY in fall, hockey started off to an exciting season. Played with a ball as the Hpuckf the game follows the pattern of ice hockey. Thls year the color teams offered games of keen competltlon, Fmally ending with the blue team on top, In fall, volley ball also takes its place asia representatwe sport. Competition 13 aroused by each class strwiug to win the champion- Shlp. T1115 year semors were V1Ct0r10us, wmmng their laurels from the juniors in the fmal game. g 25

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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

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