Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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l i j G. Starks and Mr. Hoffman watch while D. Graham, C. Day, and V. Lambert determine the properties of granite rock. Science Plays Important Part in Over-All Education In this scientiEc age every one should have a working knowledge of science. The courses provided aL Hughes are general science, biology, botany, 20010ng physiology, physics and chemistry. The chemistry laboratory work enables stu- dents t0 Iearn by flrst-hand experience the reactions of com- pounds and elements. In physics lab, principles governing forces, heat, sound, and electricity are studied. The excellent training that students receive prepares them for college and keeps them up-to-date in the rapidly changing World. Plastic illustrations. help students in Miss Ratliifs physiology class understand the principle of mitosis.

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f mFlu: whole class thinks yoWre great, admits cute Mary Cox to pretty Miss Ziegler, Miss Beaver's student teacher, now a regular teacher. IV 4n. anm..g VHHEIS'IV As Mr. Stier proves this theorem about intersecting chords, A. Burkes, R. Adrian, and N. Bailey follow his explanation. Mr. Caudill explains how to set up an equation to Ruben Kinney, Belly Horn and Allen Shannon.

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One of the new model microscopes is being used by L. Cul- bertson and J. Odnm in their experiment. gBuy, doesn't lhat paramm-ium swim fastl;lsn,t it cute! L. Cham- bers, Ii Luvic, and D. RulJison arc in Mr. Ridenoufs rIass. an. this is how you dissect a grasshopper, rxplains Mr. Warner 10 D. Maunlcl and E. Cash in zoulugy class. Top, LEFT: Mr. Daniel AlperL SECOND Row: Miss Winsome Bacon, Mr. Ted Bauer, Mrs. Carol Carney, Mr. Evander Cherry, Junior High Science Club; Mr. Gary Himes, Mr. Joseph W. Hoffman, Junior Red Cross; Mr. Morgan Jones, golf. BOTTOM Row: Mr. Lester Monk, .vports; 'Miss Helen Newman, Miss Shirley Ratliff, Senior Y-Teens; Mr. Robert Ridenour, Attendance; Mr. David Seim, Mr. Howard Thomas, football; Mr. Walter Warner. 1'3