Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Visual Aids Among the tools of qood teachmq found at Huqhes are the planned use of motxon ptctures and the thou sands of textbooks d1str1buted each year Student pro Ject1on1sts are avatlable to all teachers 1n all subJects and also avatlable for the weekly extended nomeroom pertod The countlnq dtstrtbuttnq and recordlnq of all textbooks tn use are handled by outstartclmq students who devote many hours of the1r own tlme to thts Job Each year th teachers ttnd textbooks for the1r classes already counted and ready to be ptcked up and perlod tcally tnrouqhout eafh week of tne school year the bookroom ts open tor the beneftt of the faculty All book room bustness IS under the d1rect1on of Mtss Mary Boland Head Ltbrartan VISUAL AID BOYS FIRST ROW t Owe B k Ho ardGCouhRP11 R LQN FOX ks Advts rl B K B l , . 1 - , I 9 . , I . , I , . o , ' . . y 1 , let t: YXQHY B. ns, P. . , . C , . hllps, o, Vzllett. SRC fi . N: l:4r,HFu. o , A elm, M. laqkburn, Keller, R Xt.. U : . . . .e own, 4 5 1' , V t - ,. . A . ': . c wins, L. T. 'k,-,.Rf-1.- e, -171 , . c er, V. .csterrtiary Q. K.C:fPIIf.5Y1- r' - , . . V Q X Lie 2. e O N G .4 .1 aw- tfffez. l l i one Tl-HR ROW A Cornell F Nl rk 2 L S otswood B Jtflnr ock FOURTH ROW R Mu kent fa 2 'thx' k R R ell R K dl-lqht tn a moments rest are the xl gnes Bc ck r om boys P t Breen tleltl nd D J S 1

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5 'R . if ff' Rf i I it ' Past eras and errors are the clues to the world ot to- morrow. The Social Studies help us trace the rise and fall of civilizations so that our own venture into the world will be taken with an understanding of the pattern ot progress. World History, American History, Economics, Sociology, American Problems, and Geography teach us man's relationship to his fellownien and to his en- Social Studies vironment. The existence of our own way ot lite is de- pendent upon a citizenry willing to profit by the les- sons oi the distant and immediate past. ii 1 zizin Z s ii.s ir. Lniys D D l,. IV 's, ,ni - M ' JW K P Ka 7 1 .if 4 ' 1 HELEN BEIACK MELVILLE BYEES ELIZABETH CHEPOORIN MARY DOEPKE RAY FEILER LENORE FOLLINGER ARTHUR GRAY LYLE GROCMS IESSIE HOLLWECK ELLA IOHNSON MARY LINCOLN CORA SCHMILJ ELSIE TANGEMAN