Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Laboratory work plays an important part in science classes. Marvin Springer and Bill Dawson obtain and record data measuring the forces in a pulley system. Mr. Alpert presides over the physics lab in Room 320. Leslie Douglas Edward Driver German and English Mathematics Edward Farmer Mathematics Attendance Teacher 1 J ' Li Helen Fowler Mathematics, Science Fred Focglcr Mathematics g Russell French Thomas Frolo English, Dramatics Industrial Arts .Lx Go Forward in Science, Experiment for the Future 20

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ommy Paula Stephens fills out a chart while Mrs. Hanan and T Ragga: check her answers. Try working some square root problems sometime; you may find 'tzgm hard to clio! Pictured are Mr. Driver and Linda Potts. 5661,, gt a rig J; E n g1: mg And Many Other; Use Math I n T odayi Workaday World Evandcr Cherry John Counts Science Health Richard Curp Gilbert Curtis Sharon Davis Scnence Instrumental Music French 19

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Geographic Fatty Prerent Vivid View of T odayir World Charles Geraci Arthur Gray Juanita Greenlee Business Social Studies Home Economics . -v-...-..-. Howard Grimes Lyle Groon'ls Physical Education Social Studles ' Intramurals Map study leads to better and more complete understanding of our country. Here Mr. Grooms points out a place of interest and importance to Allcnc VandergriH and Ted Rogers, eleventh graders. Rolgert Brown learns from Miss Schwach how to interpret statistics found in educational materials from the business world.