Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Music Adds Charm To Life 'lihe musical organizaTions aT l-lughes add much sparlcle To The pep rallies, ChrisTmas, EasTer, and Thanlcsgiving as- semblies, and The many ouT-oTAschool perTormances in which They parTicipaTe, The Big Red Marching Band, Junior Band, and Orchestra are fapably handled by Mr. GilberT CurTis, our bandmasTer. who also aids in The presenTaTion oT The annual musical pro- di.1 lion, 'iMerryfGo'Round. Junior Choir, Senior Choir, and Ensemble are under The em ellenT direcTion oTlv1r. Bige l-lammons. The blaclc and red robes oT The Senior Choir and Ensemble are a symbol oT The high sTandards and slcill Their owners musT possess in order To be in These ouTsTanding organizaTions. Ivtrs. Joan Cavally, who dire-cTs The Eighth Grade and The Freshman Choirs, also Talces on The managemenT oT The Freshman Girls' Glee Club. Since her arrival aT Hughes in I957, lvlrs. Cavally has made Freshman Choir as much an insTituTion oT The Junior l-ligh School, as Senior Choir is of Thu High School. San H, Cavally Gilbert F. Curtis Bige l-lammons eg -as T 9- T 24 Hammons' classes prove ThaT singing is Tun. Mr, Curtis assists Th 9 VOUVICJ saxophone players.

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r and Marvin Savior have Their noses To The qrirvderl Tail Brrriqiil, lurri. lvlalirir illard Shops and Drawing Boards Train Boys For lndustry Walking Through The back basemenT hall oT Hughes, one can hear some Tamiliar noises like The roar oT The bandsaw or The rhyThrnic beaT oT a hammer. These sounds are coming Trom one oT The Tine indusTrial arTs shops, which provide a place where boys can learn a liTe-Time skill. l-lere The craTTs- men oT The Sparkling SixTies are being Trained. The TuTure leaders oT indusTry are learning how To design and build use- Tul and beauTiTul arTicles. The Tour shops aT l-lughes are eiecTriciTy, meTal work, prinTing, and woodworking. Here, under The supervision oT capable and sympaTheTic Teachers, sTudenTs acquire manipu- laTive experience wiTh Tools and maTerials and learn processes relaTed To indusTry. AnoTher division oT The indusTrial arTs deparTmenT is me- chanical drawing. ATTer The TirsT year, which is devoTed To The TundamenTal aspecTs oT consTrucTion, The work becomes specialized. STudenTs branch inTo eiTher archiTecTural or en- gineering drawing, In This way sTudenTs can Train Tor whiche ever Tield inTeresTs Them mosT. Edgar Hare RoberT Keller Carl Qbcrschnuidi Qvliroriraplric, proiecrirrnfsoundv easy, duesn'T ii?