Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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7HE THIRD year Home Ec class volunteered to carry out a Red Cross request for six wool capes and finished them to the last detail. The girls who made the capes are from left to right: Sophie Kara- pondo, Marilyn Beineke, Helen Rogers, Natalie Royce, Elsie Bigler, cmd Mary J. Stutzman. iq T THE right a stand-in is fitted for Alice's cos- tume for Alice in Won- derland as Janet Wahle plans the Red Queen's robe. A seamstress places finishing touches on the White Queen's robe. The Stage A Production Club under the guidance of Miss Frances Adomeit costumed this recent suc- cess. GAPABLE stage crew members clown here as Bob Schneidhorst dusts the face of Ralph Den- hart. Charlie Schneider stands by. Under the di- rection of Mrs. Mildred Japp, new to Hughes this year, they have done a bang-up iob of staging all of the productions and auditorium sessions. We Gui eofiifamoi 144 Emu 644151 Gapm

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PRINTING PROBLEMS ABSORB ATTENTION AND LEAD TO SKILL AND EXACTNESS. 94145 ' 14' 24 NE OF the busi- est places at Hughes is the Print Shop, one of the five Industrial Arts Shops in the school. Most printed school forms, tickets, programs, and material for other school activities are products of our print shop. At the right EI- mer Lacy is observed by Dick Quade, while Don McKee operates the press in the fore- ground. Next year photography, book- binding, and silk screen stencil work will be taught here. LECTRICITY classes at Hughes offer valuable experience to our boys, both for their vocational ap- plication and for their home use. Classes are under direction of Mr. Creighton of the Hughesfaculty. In the picture to the left, Don Meister is hold- ing a closed circuit breaker on a lamp bank. At his right, John Brunner meas- ures the voltage of a direct current gener- ator, as both learn more about electricity, our versatile servant.