Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Eillwatioll In The Classroom, Shop, and Lab ,M we look bark on our vezirs at Hughes. we realize that the knowledge we have obtziinecl is the greatest asset our school has given us. XVC have chosen the subjects which will increzise our efficiency in our future lilt-. 'lihose ol us who enroll in college will continue our zicziclelnic etlittzitioiii but lot' nizinv. this is the lzisl lorinnl etluczltion we shall have. Some precious moments have been stolen from stutlv for other activities in our busy worltl: however. the gain overshzitlows the loss. lVl'lZll6VC1' lit-ltl we enter. we know we :ire prepznecl because excellent teachers halve joinetl lizintls with cottnselors :intl zitlininistrzitors in our modern t'tlllt'Llll0lllll svstt-in to intirezise our knowletlffe. , H l lj iivili

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41? Ii- of , 'sm 9 -1--r faq'-Y' Knowledge of Our Language . ,.,.,,.Y, New Many people consider English the mosl important subject in our unriculuin. 'I'o acliieye suuess in our complex world, a complete knowledge ol our own language is indispensable. Literature, grammar, and Composition make up our basic' English course. . Howeyer. the dramalics aourse ollers a history of drama, a study , sa - - . . , . . . Clmles Bowen E 9l'Sl' ol zuting, and the actual production of plays. ln Journalism, we Virginia Burke - English y E f Ru+h Clippinger-English study famous journalists and their works, and the publishing oi Anna Hamlin-English Enolia Heile-English . , virginia Hoppe-English Debates and speeches are given by members ol the class. English Ella Johnson-English, Civics X Anne Long-English, Head of +he f f English Depar+men+ Us nrore Lolnpetellt. , IZ f aw . . :,.' - A, -A ' X L mf. 4,4 l.,l , -Q .JVZJL 'Hr s fiff 'f ' , .7 a paper. Public Speaking develops voices and sell'-cionficlenge. courses ollered at Hughes develop our personalities and make f f if Xe Miss Anne Long has a 'rhreefolcl job a+ Hughes. She noi only 'reaches English classes, bu+ serves as Heacl of +he English Deparf- menl, and as a cooperafing leacher. ln 'rhe piciure below, Miss Heis, a sludenl' feacher, conducis an English l class, while Miss Long observes. 1-'A 'fn if..-Adv-4 1 lm .,f'! fl Vi! .,,4 I! v,,,.f. pri if' Qlfllllllffil'