Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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, v . ga. Fr ,X gl i , lvlRS. ELMA R. ROBINSON, Dean ol Girls ARTHUR J. l-VXVLOVIC, Assislanl Principal Dear Seniors ol IQ43: An apprecialion ol llwe besl in music, in arl, in lileralure, in lile ilsell, was never a more crying need llwan in l943. ll conlribules so muclw lo llwe inner peace llwal musl suslain us in a world al war, llial we can ill allord lo neglecl lo cullivale il. . Sincerely, Elma R. Robinson A llwing ol beauly is a ioy lorever is a quolalion wl'1icl1 lias been repealed lor many years. Tlial modern sociely is nol unmindlul ol lllis lacl is evi- denced by a slalemenl observed recenlly in an adverlisemenl ol one ol our large insurance com- panies. Tliis company slales, ln a world llwal is lorn by slrile and llalred llwere is slill need lor beauly. Tlwal llie class ol '43 dedicales ils annual lo llwings classical indicales llial il has nol overloolced cullural values al llie same lime llmal ils members have been parlicipaling, and preparing lor more inlensive parlicipalion, in llie war ellorl. l congral- ulale llwe class upon bollm ils aclmievemenls and apprecialions. Arlliur J. l-lavlovic

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CHARLES OTTERMANN, Principal This eagerly awaiTed producT oT The labors oT The Annual sTaTT and Their devoTed advisers, This Tine volume which you are now reading, The now being in IQ43, or perhaps TwenTy-Tive years laTer, serves To bring To your mind and hearT memories oT The days aT l-lughes. LiTe ouTside is reTlecTing The TerriTic global sTruggle Tor The conTinuance oT Tree and hopeTul living, while in corridor and class room many and varied acTiviTies, some sTrange and new To The aTmosphere oT The school room, are receiving earnesT aTTenTion and supporT. May The reading oT This cherished bools now or in The TuTure bring To you a warm glow oT saTisTacTion in The realizaTion ThaT l-lughes is sTriving To share The responsibiliTies ThaT living in Troublous days, such as These, imposes. GreeTings To The successTul producers oT These inTeresTing pages, and To Those To whom Their conTenTs are repleTe wiTh inTeresT and meaning. Charles OTTermann Page I5

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FRANCES ADGMEIT Ari ROBERT AGER Physics, Aeronaulics RUTH AUSTIN Algebra, Geomerry VI 4 R. BALASTRA Physical Educalion X gxKxX E. H. BALDRIDGE Ameri islory and Gov- ernmenl MARY BANES Library Science MARY R. BARNETTE Civics, Sociology, Economics PAUL J. BAUER Physics, General Science IIVALTER A. BAUSCH Biology, Bolany HELEN ANN BEJACH World Hislory, Problems of Democracy LOUISE E. BENTLEY Ino piciurel French M. JULIA BENTLEY Lalin, Adviser of Senior Girls LAURA BLANK Algebra, Geomeiry, Navigalion, Trigonomelry CHARLES BOWERS English FRANK BROWN Ino picfurel Jr. Business Train- ing, Malhemafics ALMA BURKE Secrelarial Praclice, Shorlhand, Typewriling DANIEL BURKE Algebra, Geon' nomelry ' GLADYS A. BUSCH Larin FLORENCE CALLAHAN Shorfhand, Typewriling, Jr. Business Training HARRY H. CALVERT American Hislory HOMER CASKEY Chemislry ELIZABETH CHEPOORIN Modern European His- Iory, World Hislory Rum cLiPPiNeER English EDITH R. coci-inowsre Physiology LAURA B. CUNNINQHAM work wilh Ssgm saving sludenis PAUL CUTSHALL Commercial Law, Bookkeeping, Mafhemaiics MURPHY J. DOHERTY General Science GLADYS DEE ERVIN Arf RAYMOND T. FELL Prinfing CLARA FINK Lafin, Senior Girls' Horneroom Page I7 l. G,C4..w