Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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and Help For the Present Q is Q-'r Miss Carrie Kohrman, Mr. Kizer's Secretary, Q ws:-.ar l , Mrs, Dorothy Tharp, Front Office, and Miss Marian Bryant, Treasurer. Miss Eleanor Krampe luids farewell Tc Hughes after many years of sGrviCe as serrelary lc Mr. Kifer. The student cffice workers. 15

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Guidance For the Future . . . Mr. Ioseph C. Ayer, Assistant Principal of the Iunior High School Making the fledgling Iunicr High Sfhccl a vital part of the Huchf-s tradition is a dream that is ifeinzj realimd. ir. llf Mrs. Ruth K, Grill, Iunior High Girls' Counselor. The choice mf ii vrireor and the shaping of Character and personality begin early, and wise rcunsel is an important part ci growing ny. Mr. Ralph L, Loudenslager. Boys' Counselor, The process of changing a Loy into a mari is not easy. Making bcys aware of the opporiuriilios and respcnsibiiifis-s of the world outside Hughes is Mr. Lciidfrislaqefs c'ontrihuTic.ri to that profess.

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Q I it E K . 'Q lk X at fslsrit ' .. ,V M. I . The English language w lx -- The finest words in the wcrld are cniy vain sounds if you rannct rcmgfrehend them. The world of tomorrow will be a world of new ideas. And yet the greatest ideas will lie unborn in our minds if we are unable to Communicate them to others. Vlfitli- out the knowledge of the writings of previous genera- tions, and without the ability to organize our own think- ing and express it in our own language, we would find the unknown future becoming, for us, the unknown pres- ent. An understanding of the Englisli language is tlie foundation of our venture into tomorrow. SHAEIEQS BOVVEES EMI IE EUQLCQK VIR-JINI.-1. BURKE RLTH ULIPPINGLR ATJIA HAMLITI ETQOLIA I-IEILE VIRGINIA KECK HAZEI. KOPPENHOEPER ALMA MARNI ,, 'tk ff :-' 6. HLLEN PAPNI.R MARY POLLARD ARIA SCI-IAWE INEZ STENGER RICHARD TI-IORNBURY JACK WHITAKER FERN WHITE MARYBETH WYCOFF