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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3The Old Hughes 21d- vertising show, uTmuscontinental Rcvuc viewed by upper-classes. Scuiors and freshics become Big Sis- ters and HLiEth Sisters at the party. 4 French Club convenes in Room 2 6 to namc Monsieur Harry Cormuny 1c presi- dent. Stamp Club offers auction on the program of first meeting for year 1938-39. 5 Latin Club elects oHicers; John Bell is prexyh Scribblcrs have Dinner at Eight with Miss XVard. Do they have fun preparing their own dinner! Everybody helps. 6 Mr. McKcmie launches the Musical Apprecia: tion Club for music lovers at Hughes. Vox Pop under sponsorship of Mr Baldridgc holds hrs: meeting of the year. 7 Junior and Senior G. R. don hair-bows and tote dolls t0 NKid Party held in the gym. Hughes capi cures third win of football season over Norwood. 1O Pqp and g i n g :1- sophomores enter- tain prospective fresh members 21.: :1 pioneer party in the gym, with program composed of skits and music followed by refreshments. 11 A day of res thCu- lumbus discovered America 446 years agoitomorrowh And are we glad he d i d . A p a r :L d c thrills Cincinnati With its music and color. 12am, W a g n e r elected president of German Club at ini- tial meeting, Hi-Y members to be ini- tiated this fall are announced. Dick cxringuishcs fire in Rookwood bench, from hall. 1 3 Helen Am- mann, new president, conducts Math Club meenng. Vox Pop elecm H 0 w a r d K a t z . Hughes Club offers prizes for new Hughes cheers for the next pep meet- ing. 14 Hughes tics Cov- ington-Holmcs, 6-6. Capth Irving John- son shows piCturcs 0f HYankec Cruise in Hughes audito- rium for Museum of Natural History Old Hughes sub- scriptions rising. 17 Federal h T h e a t c r gwcs HMacketh.H Junior students take notch Essay conh test announced by English Club. Rid- 18-w- g 0 y l c ' ' announces medalist rank awarded by Columbia Scholas- tic Press Associai tion mthe 1937-38 19 Candid C a 111 c r 3. day but no sun- shine. The Annual hopes for excellent shots by students. Sun will shine 3.11- 20 5 squads push Old Hughes subscrip- tion campap'fgn: HWingcd Victory, Tower, Circu- cular Staircase, 21 Journal- ists motor to Columbus for Convention, Mar- tin Marionettcs pre- sent Joan of Arc under auspices ing Club plans Annual, UHughes otherday. Pepand Alcove, HBig French Cluh. party A Cappella Camera. Dc li a Ginger hold big Reds. Sages hold Hughes takes blg Choirs OfCincinnati Curry is prescient of meeting. try-outs for cast of stride in P. H. S. L, organize. Homc EC. Club, h'Sevcn Sisters? defeating Hamilton. 24 Orcstca, 25 h . G a r h 26 B-graders 27 First ma 28 A holiday . Choral goylc get early Ecrnoon for stu- remimg gl'OuP, orr editors published. c xc u s c s t 0 sec dance of a series dents. Teachers gamzes again for Allan Whaling. edi- Macbeth at Fed- sponsored by Senior convene, bu: stu- ycar. Girls'hockcy teams begin their annual round robin tournament Vul- Icybnll class teams are playing hard. ror4in-chicf, with Ruth Rodcnbcck and Robert Fortune, managing editors, 151 more school days. Volleyball team meets W. H. cral Theater. Ex- ccllcm performance with simple sets. Slides shown in Any ditorium depict the beauties of XVzlsh- ington, D. C, Class is big succuss. In gyxn,jack Grimm offers melodic strainsh Red lcavcs fall, brown leaves falL Mercury falls into its cup. But through it all, though thOSC things fall Our marks are going up-up-UP. dents relax. South- western Ohlo Tcachers' Assocxa- tion meets hcrc Fri- day and Saturday. Sun shines. hi -I m v A - 4 WW m.- ..- $.3:Fq: . .1 3;: mix 9'; A..h:4w- A