Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1978 volume:

THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF CINCINNATI AND HAMILTON COUNTY The Gift of a F n'end 0f the Public Library m ,.-.--u-,- -.- , - .;.,.m.,.... . -.m.-..m . 3E7? 7W9? W X975 Wwaneuam HUGHES HIGH SCHOOL IN 1977-78: Some parts have changed little. Take the main front building. Its tudor-gothic architecture has looked much the same since its construction in 1910. At that time, the place cost $1 million and housed 1,500 students. The addition of the annex fourteen years later almost dou- bled the school's capacity. The next era of expansion did not really arrive until 1970 with the completion of Krueck Center. Just five years later, the Vocational Building was ttbolted on in the rear. What next? North, South, East, and West left little space for further expansion. How about up, so Hughes students could sell tickets to the best view of Fairmount, or hitch rides with the local traffic cop- ters. Down would be another possibility, but what do you name a floor below the sub- basement? Through the years, those nosey Gargoyle have contin- ued to peer down on all who pass, taking in the fuss and flash, the status quo and strides below. By the way, how did the photographer get so high. . .er, so close? Of course, our students did have a rather different appearance'years ago - hair style, skin coior, dress. Imagine all young men wearing coats and ties to class. Why, few teachers are that formal today. In fact, some of the staff even ride long-eared critters. Although in this case it appears the poor beast may be more crushed than ridden. But in front of his players, Coach Kelly was not going to tumble that ball! Other staff members usually settle for riding tslip-sliding on icy dast up or down to the parking lots. While most of the day is stitl spent in cfasses, staffers do have their more private moments - especially for lunch. Somehow the Iensman missed Mr. Wetenkamp at the card game, but the other players are not missing his lat- est tale. e- eJ. A candid scene, around what used to be called the ttClifton Palace, reflects what has become a perennially tight school budget. HHaven't they fixed that mirror yet? was heard from an ancient alumnus. You bet the students get into the food scene too - behind the scenes, and all around the pop and chip machines. Well, after several laps of 'tsecurity pursuit, calories just have to be replaced. But our youth carry on with their original shirts, tall tasks, op-art, disc spinning, syncopated feet, office help, and some beautiful smiles. by their smiles, they're pretty youthful too. OTHER SCENES AND FACES Much Hughesian glory is symbolized in cabinets such as these. Check them out during lunch some day. Better yet, plan to add some of your own glory. What's coming may blow some minds. Under the new Urban Education Pilot Project, awards like this will be given for academic excellence 95 well as the athletic kindl Not many years ago, the parking lot was all on one level. 80 only staff members with years of seniority could get a slot. The new one has lost that gently curved wall, but it does accomodate almost every- body. That Tudor-Gothic exterior tshown a few pages earlieo has its interior counterpart as shown here. You can bet they don't make them that way anymore. Unfortunately, winged victory has taken wing, and only Mr. Merkle knows the whereabouts of that banner. Latin anyone? V'Vu x w 3 THIS MEMORIAL; uh: PL;- :D HEN Ei' Tug. .1.an LEAGULI , k - OF TH: HUGHES MEN NFC.SEPVE13T9'thl-IE DRLD MEANWHILE, BACK IN THE PRESENT. . . f So that's where those li'I dar- Iings have been going - to Child Care. But what do they have in common with this grid of steel, lumber and concrete below? You guessed it. Both represent a foundation for what comes next. .-..: h'tg The understructure of Krueck Gymnasium, ...-...-,e.-N'va5'!rf: 7 wean: n 0m '3? -.-.-g- .,.....r.o,-..r9.- What was happening beyond our school domain for 1977-78? Well, that old Ohio River kept rolling - trying to live down getting frozen solid last year. Some cars took the t'ice bridge far below the Brent- Spence. The baseball Reds didn't even make the playoffs - for a change, while the Bengals came so close e again. With the failure of yet another tax levy, the Cincinnati schools ca me closer than ever to closing for lack of money. A couple of very young men a Springer and Blackwell a became Mayor and Vice Mayor of the city. The Sheraton-Gibson Hotel tsee the sigm no longer shared the downtown plaza. 17,9332 Mann 5 .Jc'n A bus strike left a lot of our students stuck in their own neighborhoods for weeks around Christmas time. The teacher-student ratio was more like tutor-tutee. Just twenty miles away, the Ford Motor Co. decided to build a $500 million transmission plant. With several thousand jobs expected, many Hughes grads tpast and futurel might find themselves Shifting in that direction. On the state level and beyond, government officials and private groups continued a struggle now almost a quarter- century old: Whether public schools will be racially inte- grated. Many of our classes studied the issue, and almost everyone is affected by it. T mu m If II ., ' - Hal N . - , . LI... - --u u. w- 3 any m;w ans. Him - . m m m , GEORGE JONES. Asst. Principal ' m 1 DFL LOFELL WILLIAMS, Principal AT THE CENTER, THE ADMINISTRATION But it's hard to work. SAM RACE. A551. Principal get some noses out of their ADMINISTRATIVE MARGE BACKUP CRYER and sometimes down, around, through, in . FRANK HARRIS Athletics WILL HUNDEMER, Activities HOSE SCHRAUF, Advisor -,- q-.. W --t-n- 1 MYRON STEPANIAN, Chairman ANNIE ORR DON BRUEMMER NATALIE CHALE COUNSELORS - CARING, CONCERNED PRESTON STEWART JOE CLOUD I iullfj WALT GORDON ROSE MARTIN FAYETTA SMITH SECRETARIES - THE RIGHT ARMS JOYCE NEWBILL ' L1LA MIZELL PENNY PHELPS L - A MARY FLAGG YVONNE IRVIN 20 AIDES - INDEED THEY DO 2r... . EMMA BRADSHAW FRANCES FOSTER '31.. la RUTH REYNOLDS 21 JACKIE BICKERSTAFF JAMES SLEE CALVIN HAMPTON COOL IT - WITH SECURITY Richard Watson, Jessie Johnson, Barbara Payton, Marie Jones, George Jones, Robert Davis: Back Eugene Webb, Chester Richarson. Tyrone Williams, Rogers Ray, Ed Johnson, Robert Matthews. 22 MORE SECURITY BOBBY JONES CUSTODIANS - MOSTLY OFF CAMERA Next Time, Reverend BOBBY WILLIS 23 : J. mm? i M . . $4 VOCATIONS Where variety is king. l MARIE MATSUNAMI, Medical JON CAMP. Auto Body RONALD KHOTH, Electronics ROBERT KECK, Welding FRANK RILEY, Heating-AC Dimewsions 55-,5 J-hkee Vilews 1-2? n A I unii'l -' l GEORGE HENRY, Auto Body CLIFFORD ENG, Distributive Education . CAROLE MUHRELL, Merchandising WARREN ANDERSON, Auto Body 26 HARRY CLEMENTS, Clothing THEN THERE,S VOCATIONAL BUSINESS ROSE BLEDSOE, Food Serv. RHODA OWENS 27 AL KELLYI Chairman LYNA ELLIS Fu rther vocational preparation comes from occupational work experience. But most people just say, ROBERT CAMPB ELL, Chairman LYNN FRUMPKIN BROWNE JEFFERSON l x k LILLIAN NOUIK 29 SUE RUTH BRUENEMAN ROBINSON Some have had Hughes . . . But all stand devoted to students for more than a their decade; others for less than a year. . . ENGLISH '-' and yours. a L HHEBA CLAR K, Chairwoman CAROL VICKIE FLOYD WELSH 30 DIANE GERHITY STEVE MAGOSCI JEANNINE PETERSON NANCY GEHMER JAMES STATTMILLER IDA DRESKIN 31 HOMOLO JONES GAIL BLACK GLENN MILLER WALTER HASSENPFLUG ANGLICIZE IS TH E WORD! JAN VI'VANCO 32 SOCIAL STUDIES LEE MORELAND MIKE GANTT THOMAS MITCHELL 33 BUT AREN,T ANY WOMEN nSOCIAL 1W, R. T. RAMEY DAVIDGRIES AHA! TRULY SOCIAL STUDIES ART TEBBUTT BARBARA FERGUSON NANCY THOMAS, Chairwoman 35 VI so JAMES NICKERSON SCIENCE - FROM MICROSCOPE TO TELESCOPE, THEN ADD THE lN-BETWEEN EVANDER CHERRY 7 ROBERT MURPHY TED BAUER PAUL COOKSEY LOUIS HAYNES RICHARD LONGBONS 38 TERRI CRAIG TO FIGURE IT OUT, EXACTLY, YOU NEED x JACK MUELLER MATHEMATICS NORA WALTON BOBBY PARSONS STAN WOO DWARD KENNETH KHIEGEH THE ARTS - TIM MOORE, Choir T0 BEAUTIFY, TO INDIVIDUALIZE THOSE NUMBERS, FIGURES, AND SOUNDS BUT REMEMBER THE PRACTICAL SIDE - THROUGH HOME ECONOMICS 41 42 In some ways, Home EC seems really more beautiful than the Arts. But machines do help PHYSICAL EDUCATION - JUDY ROLFEHT CAROLYN FOR WHAT AILS YOU FAiRALL V JAMES BROCK BOBBY KELLY 43 44 DRIVER EDUCATION - Mostly vehicular, but don't neglect your pitchers, grappfers, dectoids, or pinkies LINDA MIZERSKI 3-4.3 ' ZEKE JETT, Chairman ANITA SIMS MAYADA SHAFIE 45 JAMES DARROW ANNA BLACK FRANK GUSWEILER . . . HELPING STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL ACADEMIC NEEDS ARIZONA BARNES DALEBIRDSALL JENE GALVIN BARBARA OSTERBERG MICHAEL CARUSO Scarfem CITY WIDE - Salutes the Hirsute, and both sides of school walls 47 WHERE CAN I FIND OUT? THE LIBRARIANS 1 s . .-L MATILDA PENNINGTON, Head GLORIA MEYER HOWEVER, SOME BIG PEOPLE DONiT FIT IN BIG CATEGORIES .mq MARY MADDOX, Student, and ROBERT MERKLE, Suspension Class 3 ! ELIZABETH SPARE, Nurse RODNEY DOBBINS, Urban Education Pilot Project Carrie Cooper, Charisse Jones, and Elondta Johnson, Kitchen STEPHANIE HARRIS. Clerk 49 50 q'.p.; A 57' R .8: .a.v.v UNDERCLASS a- .:..Qtu-j; w;.. $ x STUDENTS i c: MCUhUY':-5K Uhe Bus Strike Batcm Adams, J. Allexander, P. Alexander, R. Allen, C. Allen, E Allen, H, Allen, J. Allen, L. Anderson, D. Anderson, D. Andrew, M. Andrews, M. ArnoId. S. Asberry, B. Anthon, J. Bailey, J. Bali. A. Avant, J. Ayers, T, Ball, D, Ball, P. Barnes. M. Barnes, R. Barnes, W. Bastin, D. Bates, C4 Bates. C. Belser, M. Belser. R. Black, V. Black, C. Blair, D. Blair, L. Bledsoe, W. Birch, G. Bitter, J. Bohanan, B, Golightly, G. Booker, C. Booker, R. Bowden, N, Bowiing, S. Bowman, R. Boyd, J. Bradshaw, J. Bradshaw, M. Brewster, V. Brockmeier, L. Rice, D. 51 Bronson, G. Brooks, M. Brooks, M. Brown, A. Brown, E. Brown, R. Brown, S. Brown, T. Bryant, K. Butlwe, C. Butier, D. Bullock, M. Builock, S. Bullock, T. Burrell, DA Burton, B. Butcher, S. Byers, F. Cameroon, E. Canady, J. Carpenter, B. Carpenter, E. Carpenter, P. Carr, W. Caner, R. Carter, T. Chamber, D. Chunn, M. Clark, J. Clements, G. Cohen, J. Collins, FV Connelly, C. Connelly, F. Cook, A. Cooper, L. Cooper, M. Cornish, M. Cousins, L. Crawford, A. Crawford, D. Crawford, T. Crossty, M. Dairy, SA Dangerfield, D. Daugherty, KA Davis, 0 Davis, J. Davis, K, 52 Davis, L Davns, M. Davis, R. Davis, T. Davison. A. Day, M. Denmark V. Benson, V. Deton, L Donaldson, T. Donaworth, R. Dorris, M. Dugar, V. Edwards, S. Edwards. T. Edwards, V. Ellington, B. Ellitot, H. Ervin. C. Essex, D. Evans, D Evans, M. Evans, V. Farrier, T. Fisher, D. Flowers, 8. Ford, T. Foster, C. Frye. C Gibbs, B. Gibbs, W. Gilbert, A. Gill, R. Gilliam, D Gillis, D, Goodins, C. Goodwin, M. Gordon, K. Gould, L Gowdy, M. Gray, C. Grayes, R. Green, J. Gregory, S. Grims, L. Gunther. G, Gunter, J. Hall. A. Hall, B. 53 Hall, M. Hall, M. Hankins, C. Haralson, M. Harper, J. Harper, L. Harris, A. Harris, L. Harris, L Harris, M. Hawkins. F. Henderson, I. Herring, K. Hieghtowers, S, Hill, K. Hi1l. L. Hollins, K. Hollywood, K. Hope, V. Horton, DA House, J. Hubbard, J. Hublett, K. Hunter, C. Hurley, F. Hutchins, E. Hutson, F. Jackson, 3 Jackson, S. Jackson. T. Jackson, T. Jackson, W. Jacobs, J. Jarrell, D Jennings, D. Jennings, V. Jeners, A. Jetters, J. Jones, C. Jones, K. Jones, L, Jones, M. Jones, M. Jones, M. Jones, 8. Johns, A, Johnson, C. Johnson, D. Johnson, E. 54 Johnson, L. Johnson, M. Johnson, H. Johnson, 5. Johnson, 5, Johnson, W. Joy, T. Kelly, P. Kent, D. Kent, E. Key, D. Kramer, M. Lackey, H. lake, W. Lacket, E. Latfimore, D. Lawhnce, N. Leamond, T. Lee, L. Loe, B. Lee, C. Lee, S. Lenzly, FL Leslie, E. Llear, Y. Lindy, R. Mackey. R. Marshall, A. Mantin, J. Matthen. A. Mayo, D. McAnally, B. McMilIon, J. McMillan, L. McAherson, A. McPherson, Ft. Merchant, P. Merrida, C. Merida, W. Miller, L. Miller, M. Miles, R. Miles, T. Miller, T. Minnifield, B. Michell, C. Mitchell, P. 55 Mitchell, D. Mooney. G. Moore, B. Moore, T. Moore, V. Moore, V. Morgan, R. Morris. 3. Naper, R. Nelson, Y. Norris, G. Odum, B. Ohmer, T. Oliver, 8. OKeefe, J. O'Keefe, T. ONeil, L. Oliver, 0. OlNeil, V. Orgain, P. Osborne, D. Palmer, D. Patrick, G. Patton, I. PfaH, D. Pearson, A. Pettis, M. Pike, G. Polly, K. Prophetl, G. Rahe, H. Ramsey, C. Ramsey, L. Redding. V. Reed, 8. Reeves, T. Render, J. Rice. J. Richardson, Richardson, V. Ricks, T Riley, A. Robb, A. Robb, D. Roberson, E. Roberts, L. Hucker, B. Russell, B. Sander, P, 56 E; Smith, S. Smith, 0. Smith, L M, Smith K. Smith, E. Smith, D. Smith, 3. Smith, A. Slaybn, V. Sine. Fl. Sims, U. Shfpherd. D. S. Seymour, R Simms. A, Shine, A. Scott, J. Scoth, J. Saylor. B. Saylor, A. Sandens, R. Sublett, D Strobel, W. Steward, E. Stevens, GA Stephens, T. Strobely, K. Staples, A. Stasford, C. Stallworth, A. Springs, C. Spney, Y. Spivey, G. Spivey, A. Snead. S. Smith, Y4 Turner, S. Travis. J. Tipton, S. Thimpson, S. Thornton, D. Thomas, J. Thomias. A, Thomas, A. Tharpe, J. Tenenholtz Taylor, T. Taylor, S. Taylor, J. Taylor, A. Ballard Ballew Barner Barner Beasler Behanan Belser Black Black Blye Bly1he Britt Brow Galloway Carr Cater Caster Clements Coa dy Cooper Cla rky Crawford Crockett Davis Davison Day Davs Denman Demman Dixon Doran Irvin Dunnom Edwards Estill Evans Fain Fea rs Gibson Hampton Ha rdwick He nde rson Herring Hatcher Harrison HoHey Hope Howard lvery Jackson Jemmings Jenar Jeners Johnson Jones Jones Jones Kahm Kellu Kev Knon Lavette Lawrence La11imore Brown Who? Lonamire Lorenzo Lowe Martin McBride McCaEl McLin McSwain Meadows Meadows Miller Milier Moody Moore Moronn Napier Nelson Noras Oden Odu m OI iver Pa ppoti Pitts Pope Pryor Ramey Tweedy Vance Wagers, P. Walker, J. Waiker, L. Wailer, L. Walton, P, Watkins, J. Watkins, P. Well, R. Wells, T. White, G. Whitfield. F. White, M. Wilkinson, M. Williams, D. Williams, D. Williams, E. Williams, E. Williams, L. Williams. M. Williams. R. Williams, S. Williams, V. Winstead, H. Wofford, S. Woodard, N. Wooten, B. Wright. M. Wright, T. Wright, w. ; Yates, L. Yates. 5. Young, G. Young, M. Zanders, MV Zanders, M. Yarbrough Woodward Winstead Willams Willams Willams Willams Wilcox Wheller Westbrook Weaver Washington Ward Ward Ward Ward Ward Walton Walker Turnbolt Tuggle Thurmond Thrasher Thomas Talbert Summer Surlett Strughn Snow Smith Smith Smith Smith Shelton Sips Sims Silver Ship Sells Seay Roberts Robinson Rideriway Richardson Robinson Zander bl 62 PiERRE BROOKS ROSE BAILEY LINDA BROWN 63 BEV COPPINS CHERYL CALHOUN BABE'I'I'E DAVIS VERNELL DAVIS KIM DILLARD LISA EVANS BOBBI GAITHER DONALD GAZAWAY Ill! TINA GIBSON N , .- ml ya: RUTH GREEN SANDRA GREENE JOSEPHINE HARDY 65 CHERYLHOUSTON WA, BABETTEDAVB VANESSAJETTERS l- JA-CQUELINE JULIUS DAVENAJONES 66 x5 l LISHA LUNGELOW DAIVD MANAGO GERRI MILES KIM MILLER WANDA MILLER CAROLYN MIRACLE 67 LINDA MITCHELL RICHARD PARKER ANTHONY RAY KIM REMBERT YVONNE REEVES CHANDA ROBINSON 68 n ., J fxq . l 1 3C? KATTIE SHERROD VIOLET SMITH - +5-4 +,s-g a A 'A BARBRA SIMPSON TERENCE SPIVEY ESTHER STEWA RD i ii 69 133:2 'D'6N SUGGS VIOLA THOMAS MELODY TRIMM '. a L 35.? A JOSEPH WEATHERSBY TONY WELCH 68 70 JAMES BARNES DEBORAH HARPER DON NA FOSTER DARLENE BLANK 71 MOST INTELLECTUAL Kim Miller Ronnie Holloway MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Renee Sims Bryant Reid BEST LOOKI NG Deborah Moore David Manago FR 1 ENDLI EST Linda Mitchell Clifford Smith BEST ALL AROUND Debra Adams Wendell Jenkins MOST FEMININE Gwen Garrison MOST MASCULI NE Horace Marshall BEST DRESSED Andrea Taylor Bryant Reid CRAZIEST Salina Garcia Marcus Jackson 72 NJ? POPULARITY POLL MOST ATHLETIC Carolyn Jones Wendell Jenkins MOST POPULAR Debora Moore Donald Gazaway SHYEST Beverly Coppins Ken Collins MOST TALKATIVE Melody Grundy Marcus Jackson CUTEST COUPLE Edward Thomas and Robin Scott MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Debra Adams Clifford Smith 73 ADAMS DEBRA TAURUS May 2, 1960 N1CKNAME: Bread ACTIVITIES: Sr. Class President, Jr. CEass Vice President, Varsity Cheer leader Captain, National Honor Society BARNES DAVID TAURUS May 9, 1959 ACTIVIT1ES'. Basketball BARNES JAMES G. CANCER July 2, 1959 NICKNAME: J.B. ACTIVITIES: Hughes High Gospel Choir, VICA Vice President BETHAY BERNITA ARIES April11, 1960 NICKNAME: Nita ACTIVITIES: Student Council Vice President, Reserve Cheerleaders Captain, Track and Volley BRISTOL ANNETTE P. AQUARIUS Feb. 10, 1960 Bristol Ball ACTIVITIES; Varsity Cheerleader, Na1ional Honor Society, Sr. Class Secretary, Band BROWN MICHELLE VIRGO Sept. 20, 1960 NICKNAME: Chicken ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, Track Team, DECA Club, Homecoming Queen Runner-Up COOK FRANCIENE TAURUS May 10, 1960 OWE Program DAWSVERNELLANN LEO Aug.13,1960 NICKNAME: Ann ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, Baseball DILLARD KIM RENEE TAURUS April 27, 1960 NICKNAME: Dee ACTlVITIES: Data Processing Club GAITHER BOBBIE LYNN TAURUS May 15, 1960 ACTIVETiES: Sr. Class Exec. 8d,, Reserve Volleybail, Soph. Class Vice Pres,, Featherettes GALLAGHER DOROTHY TAURUS ACTIVITIES: Baseball May 5, 1960 GAZAWAY DONALD T. AQUARIUS Feb. 5, 1960 NICKNAME: Toby ACTIVITIES: Varsity Basketball, Track Captain, Gospel Choir, Reserve Basketball Captain GREEN SANDRA M. CAPRICOHN Jan. 13, 1960 ACTiVITIES: Volleyball, Pep Club, Gospel Ensemble, Sr. Class Exec. Bd. HALE DOROTHY JEAN SAGiTARIUS Dec. 15, 1960 NICKNAME: Dijean ACTIVITIES: Basketball,Vo1leyball HALSEY TERENCE AQUARIUS Feb. 3 NICKNAME: Grit HAMILTON MARY SCORPIO October 29, 1959 NICKNAME: Lulu WOOTEN ROSALIND E. LIBRA Sept. 26 NICKNAME: Roxann ACTIVITIES: Drill Team SENIOR DIRECTORY WISE ERIC PISCES March 5, 1959 NICKNAME: Saint ACTIVITIE51Art HARDIN KIRK LEO Aug. 8, 1958 HARDY JOSEPHINE VIRGO Aug. 31, 1960 NICKNAME: Jody HARPER DEBORAH GEMINI May 24, 1960 NICKNAME: Debbie HARPER DEBORAH FAYE CANCER July 9, 1960 ACTIVITIES: Treasurer of Data Processing Class HARRISJACKIE GEMINI June 3, 1960 HEN DERSON PAMELA JOY CANCER July 21, 1960 NICKNAME: Cotton Candy ACTIVlTIES: Stenol Club, Volleyball Team HINES DWAYNE AQUARIUS Jan. 26, 1960 NICKNAME: Rubberband HOOKS DENISE ANN VIRGO Aug.31 NICKNAME: Niecie ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, Annual Staff HORSLEY OTIS GEMINI May 31, 1960 NICKNAME: O.D. HUGHES DARLENE ARIES April10, 1959 NICKNAME: Sweet D. ACTIVITIES: Broadcasting Club, DJ Club, Art Club JACKSON CHERYLE GEMINI June 8 NICKNAME: Cheryle D. ACTIVITIES: Chamber Singers, Gos- pel Ensemble, Volleyball, Sr. Exec, Bd. JETTERS VANESSA LEE LIBRA Oct. 2, 1960 ACTIVITIES: Student Council Presi- dent, Annual Staff, Sr. Class Exec. Bd., National Honor Society JONES DAVENA PISCES March4 ACTIVITIES: Sr, Class Exec. Bd., HERO Club JULIUS JACQUELINE SCORPIO Nov. 20 NICKNAME: Jackie ACTIVITIES: Pep Club Sgt. at Arms, Sr. Class Exec. Bd. KELLEY DENISE SAGITTARIUS Dec. 9, 1959 NICKNAME: Necy ACTIVITIES: Majorette, Pep Club, Secretary of Steno-Secretary Class LEE MARCUS R. GEMINI June 3, 1960 NICKNAME: Wewee ACTIVITIES: Reserve Football, VICA Club LENZLY STEVEN GEMINI May 28, 1960 NICKNAME: Steve LEWIS WILLA JEAN LEO Aug. 4, 1960 NICKNAME: Jeanie LONDON RONNELL LEO Aug. 22, 1960 LOWE ALFRED AQUARIUS Jan. 27, 1958 NICKNAME: Big Al ACTIVITIES: Track LUTHER WILLIAM CAPRICORN Dec. 29, 1959 NICKNAME: Boats ACTIVITIES: Track MARSHALL ALLISON TAURUS May3 ACTIVITIES: Student Council, Pep Club, Councilmatic Candidate, National Honor Society MARSHALL HORACE LIBRA Oct. 16, 1959 ACTIVITIES: Varsity Football, BaseA ball, Track MARTIN WILLIE L. TARUS May 20, 1959 NICKNAME: Billy MASON BARBAHA VIRGO Aug. 26, 1960 ACTIVITIES: Pep Club MASON BECKY LEO Aug. 14, 1960 MASON VADA AQUARIUS Feb. 4, 1960 MASSEY FRANCINE PISCES Feb. 23, 1959 NICKNAME: Wesee MATHIS RITA ARIES April 14, 1960 NICKNAME: Dimples ACTIVITIES: Student Leadership MCCANTS DARREN AQUARIUS Feb. 5, 1960 NICKNAME: Frosty ACTIVITIES: Manager Basketball Team, Manager Cross Country 75 MCOLLOM BILL AQUARIUS Feb. 18. 1959 ACTIVITIES: Broadcasting Club MILES GERALDINE SCORPIO Nov. 1 1, 1959 NICKNAME: Gerri ACTIVITIES: Honor Society, Sr. Exec. Bd.. Student Council, Volley- baIITeam MILLER KIMBERLY LEBRA Sept 26, 1959 NICKNAME: Slim Kim ACTIVITIES: National Honor Soci- ety, Student Council, Hughes Gos- pel Ensemble, Sr. Class Exec. Bd. MINGO LESLIE LEO Aug 15, 1960 NICKNAME: Les ACTIVITIES: Business Club MIRACLE CAROLYN VIRGO Aug. 27, 1960 NICKNAME: Bugs MITCHELL LINDA DIANE AQUARIUS Jan. 23, 1960 NICKNAME: Lynn ACTIVITIES: Reserve and Varsity Cheerleader, Varsity Track, Track MOORE DEBORA ARIES March 29, 1959 NICKNAME: Slim ACTIVITIES: Honor Society, Girl's Week Rep., Sr. Class Exec. Bd. MOORE MICHAEL R. TAURUS Apri129, 1959 NICKNAME: Dude ACTIVITIES: Baseball MOORE PRFSCILLA PISCES March 10, 1960 NICKNAME: CHI 76 MULLIGAN BRENDA CANCER July 13, 1960 NICKNAME: Cricket MUTTERS RHONDA AQUARIUS Feb. 13, 1960 PAGE ARNOLD CAPRICORN Jan. 4, 1960 NICKNAME: AK, ACTIVITIES: Footbal1,VICA PARKER RICHARD Ill VIRGO NICKNAME: D.D. ACTIVITIE81WrestIing PASTOR RENNETTE PISCES March 13 NICKNAME: Net: ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader, Major- ette, Senior Pep Club PERKINS LINDA VIRGO N1CKNAME;Lynn PETERSON JEFF C. AQUARIUS Feb. 11, 1959 NICKNAME: JP, ACTIVITIES: VICA President REID MARCUS Feb. 6, 1960 NICKNAME: Satus REMBERT KIMBERLY LAVERNE ARIES April 2 NICKNAME: Stuff ACTIVITIES: Pres. of Diversified Health 1, Drill Team, VICA RIDENER CHARLES AQUARIUS Jan, 28, 1960 RIGGINS MARY ARIES Apr119, 1960 NICKNAME: May-May ACTIVITIES: Intramural Volleyball SENIOR i DIRECTORY RILEY NORMA ARIES March 22, 1959 NICKNAME: Boo Boo SCOTT ROBIN GEMINI June 19, 1960 NICKNAME: Scotti ACTIVITIES: Co-Captain Feather- ettes, Majorette. Sr. Class Exec. 8d., Sr. Band SHERROD KATTIE ARIES March 3, 1960 NICKNAME: Kitten ACTIVITIES: Sr. Class Exec. Bd. Treasurer SMILEY LINDA SAGITARIUS Dec, 13, 1958 NICKNAME: Tubob ACTIVITIES: Exec. Bd., Annual Staff, Good Grooming SMITH CLIFFORD ARIES March 25, 1960 NICKNAME: Cliff ACTIVITIES: Sr. Exec. Bd., Senior Band, Student Council, Book Club SMITH FRANCIS SAMUEL CANCER July 9, 1960 NICKNAME: Frank ACTIVITIES: Stage Crew Manager, Student Council Parliamentarian, National Honor Society SUGGS DON EDWARDJR. UBRA Sept. 25, 1958 NICKNAME: Junie ACTIVITIES: Gospel Choir, VICA, Student Council TAYLOR ANDREA LIBRA Oct. 22, 1969 NICKNAME: Andy ACTIVITIES: Sr. Exec. Bd., Good Grooming THOMAS EDWARD GEMINI June10, 1959 NICKNAME: Old Man ACTIVITIES: Sr. Band, Student CounCIl, Sr. Exec. Bd. THOMASVIOLA GEMINI June 19, 1960 ACTIVITIES: Featherettes, Gospel Ensemble, Chamber Singers, Sr. Class Exec. Bd. TUGGLE ELIZABETH CAPRICORN Dec. 29, 1959 NICKNAME: Libby WATKINS ANITA VIRGO Sept. 3, 1960 NICKNAME: Nessie WEATHERSBY JOSEPH MARCUS LEO Aug. 8, 1960 NICKNAME: The Gipper Dan ACTIVITIES: Radio and T.V. Broad- casting WHITE JAOUELINE PISCES March 20, 1959 NICKNAME: Jackie WILLIAMS MICHAEL ARIES April 5, 1960 WILLINGHAM KAREN ROXANE LIBRA Oct. 21 ACTIVITIES: Annual Staff WINTON PRISCILLA D. TAURUS May19, 1960 NICKNAME: Shorty ACTIVITIES: HEROClub 77 73 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT l, Debra Adams, leave Mrt Harris a clean vocabulary along with a clean mind filled with clean thoughts to match. I, Darlene Benton, leave all my knowledge to Debbie Lewis. hoping she'll succeed. I, Annette Bristol, leave all my good looks and charm to Renee Young, so that she may be as successful as i am. 1, Teddy Bradshaw, leave skillful talent to all the young Big Reds who are looking forward to an exciting musical career. I, Michelle Brown, wish all the best of luck and good wishes to all the young ladies and young mens basketball. GOOD LUCK 'lBlG REDS! l, Vernell Davis, leave all my knowledge and good looks to those who need them. I, Kim Dillard, leave all of the joy and the happiness in the world to a very nice school which I enjoyed. l, Marian Lisa Evans, leave everything to Mrs. Rilda S. Bur- Iew, and hope my little sister Lynda Evans gets her for Eng- lish because she needs it. I, Bobbi Lynn Gaither, leave to all my fellow underclassmen happiness and success in all their future endeavors, espe- cially Beverly Hatcher. I, Darlene A. Gates, leave my locker to my sister, whom I treasure so much. I, Sandra Green, leave to underclassmen my ability to we ceed or try harder next year. I, Melody Grandy, leave my good charm. I, Terence Halsey, leave a box of grits for Lorenzo Toney, John Taylor, and Maurice Bradford in my loeker under the toilet in a gym shoe. tGrity 1, Liz Haftord, leave to all juniors, sophomores and freshmen all my teachers and books. 1, Deborah Harper, leave my smartness and footsteps to the next seniors. l, Diane Harper, leave to all juniors the best wishes in their senior year and all my hard and mean teachers and books. I, Darryl Holmes, will leave saying, ttThis is your life and just be yourself whoever you are. l, Pam Henerson, leave to Mr. Julian Holland my apprecia- tion for the knowledge he gave me in US. History and Gov? ernment class. I, Denise Kelley, B.K.A. Necy, leave my smartness for Mrs. Burlew to remember me. I am Willa Ueaniey Lewis, and I am a Leo. My last will and testament is that all Leos at Hughes succeed the way I did. I, Allison Marshall, hereby leave my height to Sherry Smith and leave all the other underclassmen all the love, hope, beauty and happiness in my heart. My name is Barbara Mason, and my last will and testameht is that Lorenzo Toney be the best out of the class of 79. tcuzt l, Kimberly Miller, leave Todd and Michelle Miller the posi- tion of Valedictorian. I also leave the following classes all the fun that the class of '78,, had. I, Linda D, Mitchell, leave my intelligence and smile and friendliness and looks to my two sisters Phyllis Mitchell and Donna Mitchell, and all the dudes to Viia Moore. Smile Susie. I, Brenda Mulligan, wish to say t'thanks'j to the teachers and good luck to all undergraduates. l, Rhonda Mutters, leave Hughes with goodbye to everyone I know and good luck to all undergraduates. l, Paul Nadel, leave this school to the test of students and leave Raymond Edwards the musical. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT l, Annetta tFayl Rollins, of sound body and mind, hereby leave my sister Mikki my shoes to walk in my footsteps. I, Robin Scott, would like to leave this school alot of organi- zation tsomething that is lackingl and absolutely nothing else! 1, Renee Sims, leave all my brains to my sister, Antoinette Sims. I, Linda C Smiley, being of sound mind and body leave all my knowledge and determination to my two brothers, Walter and Greg. My name is Charlene Smith. My last will and testament is to Bill Houston, my cousin; I wish you all the luck in the world on the Varsity Basketball Team. I, Clifford Smith, leave my band uniform to anybody that wants to march. I leave my sister Sandy, happiness in her senior year. My brother, Anthony, the best of luck in the coming 3 years i, Esther M4 Steward, leave Maurice Fears my ability to do math problems. To all the young men who had trouble pulling those fine young ladies, I, Don Edward Suggs, leave my good looks and Charms. I, Andrea D. Taylor, leave to the class of '79 all the luck in the world because you're going to need it. I, Charlene Taylor, in my last will and testament to all my tel- low classmates, leave this - Be thankful of Hughes High School and graduate in pride, dignity, and respect. Farewell all. I, Edward Thomas, will my musicianship and saxophone to Robert Brown. 1, Elizabeth Tuggle, would like to say thank God for letting me see the day of my senior year to say, Hi am going to graduate and get out of school, hey! I, Vanessa Tye, am thankful for what you gave me at Hughes High School, 74-78. Farewell to my fellow classmates. 1, Joseph Marcus Weathersby, leave all my skills to Debbie Warner, and to two very special people in my life, my mom and dad. I, Rose Weiler, leave the classes of '79, '80, '81 the library in which they can look up the questions for the future. I, Tony C. Welch, leave behind the memory of how difficult it was to obtain an education with thanks to all the concerned teachers that were helpful. Best of luck to class of '79. l, Priscilla Winston, hereby leave all my knowledge to the upcoming classes of 79, '80, '81 and '82. l, Eric E. Wise, hereby leave all the hopes and dreams that the class of '78 have set out and strive for in the world. I, Ms. Rosalind E. Wooten, hereby leave the great spirit of Hughes to my fellow underclassmen and hope that they will have all the joys and success of attending the home of the Big Reds as I did. I, Dorothy Gallagher, a Taurus, leave my intelligence and dignity to Deborah Lewis and Bobby Gallagher to succeed as I did. IN FOND REMEMBRANCE OF RUBY LEE MADDOX, MARCH 8, 1960 - October 13, 1977 Like unto a very pleasant experience that happens, and then is committed to memory forever. So shall you be. And though we can never talk and laugh together again, you will remain always - pre- served in the minds and hearts of those whose lives you touched. Rest in peace, from Donna Foster and the Class of 78 80 ATHLETICS USHERED FORTH BY THE FEATHERETTES Laverne Murray VARSITY FOOTBALL AFTER SEVERAL YEARS OF A WINLESS DROUGHT, THE BIG RED DREW BLOOD SEVERAL TIMES IN 1977. WE WISH THEM MANY MORE. BACKFIELD LINE Rear L.: James Andrews, Anthony Harrell, L Mike Price, Julius Troy, Kenny Jones, Tracy Brady Front: Kenny Pike, Norman Blue, Steve Turner, George Young, Anthony Walker. Sorry for the lack of action shots on football. Those photos apparently laid in a student locker while our deadline came and wentJ 82 STARTERS Melvin Dad Steele Arnold Tatum Page 84 Donald D-Dog Darby The Fantasiic Four Joe, Wendell, Gilbert, Steve Don Kool-aid Battle Three The Hard Way Terrance, Mark, Melvin 1 James J-Dog Keith Horace HBig-Hoss Marshall Joe HRudy V. Johnson Willie SilIy Jones Mark WIId-Man Hugh 85 85 B6 . - :3. ,, r I d m: 7.7 .J 1: 7: r 9-5232. . VARSITY THE TEAM WAS WINNING .500, HAD MADE 3rd ROUND OF SECTIONAL, BUT LOST IN OVERTIME. SOMETIMES IT'S A GAME OF PS: FAKING, FREE THROWS . . . Jeff French Ron Holloway AND FLYING 87 Maurice Bradford. Team's leading scorer and AILLeague forward. Maurice bounds high with picture form. Egadl He's over the rim but barely off the floor! Looks good, Ronnie, but you other guys position for the rebound anyway. Another game, another angle, but the same Jack son stretch for points. THE RESERVE TEAM IS NO STRANGER TO AIR-BORN ANTICS EITHER After several years of league dominance, the Mark takes team of 77-78 lost 4 early the ones by close scores, then tip. a couple to the flu, before a strong finish. I - .T - Ivan goes up with the ball. . . . . .and withoutit, 90 Coach Julian Holland, Timmy Richardson, Greg lshmail, Mark Dor- ris, Ivan Sweet. Todd Irby, Asst. Coach J, Fey. Knig; Darryl Ridge- way, Phil Cooper, Tim Summers. Coach Holland goes over the coming play. That's just his wife Shari listening on the left. 91 VICA BASKETBALL TEAM L.: Coach Robt. Campbeil, Hobt. Trammei. William Carr, Dwayne Williams, Darnell Walker, Carlos Kidd wo-Captj, Coach Warren Anderson. Front L: Greg Hamilton, Darrell Holmes, Isaac Patton, Marvin Brooks, Roger Smith mo-Capm. Although not topping their league, this group had a winning season nonetheless, highlighted by the championship in the Second Annual Southeast Classic. 92 A LOT OF ATHLETES LOVE TO RAISE THE ttNUMBER 1 FINGER. BUT FOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL AT HUGHES, IT!S NO BULL! u! Mimalee Cice, W V l' h l '7 '3': . t k L-R:I . r . im Hill, -. '--. i- , I nut: ? 3 1 ard ;gita Cara. .7 . V t t Ink, - ' ,7 t t; t H? .. r ' t At yearbook deadline, the team stood 20-1, about to p1ay District Finals - with Regionai and State hon! ors beckoning. But one-at-a-time, please. 93 Kim Hill - From tip toe to finger tip. With an average point spread over opponents of 20 points, there must be a Hsecret. Barvenia canning over 16 points a con- test doesn't hun. Coach Fatrall cited severai years of team work, and just plain work two or more hours a day, often seven days a week. Even Rev. Jesse Jackson applauded that. When you're good, you get watched heat or no heat. RESERVE BASKETEERS The short and thetall, ready for all. 95 96 Varsity Cheerleaders Athletes in their own way, many observers agree they are win- nerstoo. Front From Left: Gwen Jennings, Val Wilson, Pam Orgain, Renee Young, Debra Rice. Back: Vickie Straughn. Top: Debra Adams, Veneta Brewsler, Annette Bristol. cMiss Anna Black, Adviser not in . photoJ RESERVE CHEER- LEADERS Some bow, so others may stand tall Top: Donna Mitchell, Lft.: Sheena Edwards, Lavia Morris, Jeanette Jetters. Loretta Hous- ion. Mdvisor MsA Judy Rolfert not in pic- tureJ Mr. Moore, announcing the action, would rather be singing. TUMBLING TEAM L-R: David Grundy, Timmy Summers, Ruben Miller, Ronney Sharp, Johny Taylor, Lester Blye, Damon Oliver. I CAN FLYP L-R: Timmy Summers, David Grundy, Robert Miller, Damon Oliver, Kenny Roberts, Johnny Taylor. Johnny Taylor doing a hand spring, but which way is he going? 98 SPRING SPORTS? YOU BET! Take me out to . . . Unfortunately, our early deadline could only catch them in. Coach Spicher's best prospects - early on. Hopes are high for a big improvement on last yeafs 6-13 record. The coach spoke of pro potential for Jenkins, Manage, and Steele. Dave Manago f ,, William Carr DarryI Holmes WITH ALL THAT PITCHING, COULD IT BE THEY NEED LITTLE FIELDING 0R HITTING? JUST IN CASE: Jonathon Lear . A Mel Steele $atching0 and Wendell Jenkins 0373 Lifetime Batting 100 James Keith 1st Row, L to R: Kenny Henderson, Marcus Jackson, Gilbert Orr, Donald Gazaway, Deric Smith 2nd Row: Hoben Trammel, Eric Smith, Ronald Caner, Tim Cole, Greg Jones 3rd Row: James Daniel Harold Elliott Wiilie Jones Mark Poalinitz, JoeJohnson, Jan'es McMiiian, Coach Julian Holland. And soon, a whole lot of hall hoofing Ohe legiti- mate kindi will be heard - from these and young women too. The tracksters below were still looking for a fourth on their mile relay. Last year's foursome inext pagei had set a fast pace. 101 .7 CROSS : COUNTRY TEAM k. . ' . . . ' .IV' I .x.. - i rm 15 W 'F' 2:. ghf. z- 1. 1 Back L.: Greg Ishmail, Todd Miller, James Sanders. Front: Johnny O'Keefe. Kenny Hollins, Greg Jones. For this rebuilding year, Coach Reese cited Todd as top runner and Ken as best freshman. Alfred Lowe The 1977 District Champion Mile Relay Team 1Sorry to miss you last yean. Ron Hamihon handing off to Marcus Jackson. Anthony Udden 102 . n-Z' M-qn-.u.hh$.m; 7 Ar 696w. QWM' .2: AlCr-ka4. d-.. .. ,H,A-A-.AA A... L . .h . Above: Floyd Johnson gets escorted by two young ladies. HOMECOMING 104 .41, M. From: Dr. and Mrs. Lofell Wiltiams. Back, L-R: Edward Thomas, Laverne Murray. Annette Bristol, David Manago, Lisa Gould, Jeffrey French. ,1 Above: L to H: Kim Miller, Denise Kelley, Andrea Taylor, Linda Smiley, and DeboV rah Moore. Above: Kevin Arnold and Don Gaz- away. Mr Moore Who is back of those shades and under those threads? 105 Is he throwing a discus, or putting' a basketball? SICKLE CELL - CELEBRITY BASKETBALL GAME Bob Long of WCIN Radio Al'AIT V ' Celebrity DJ. with Oscar Robertson, Former pro great and MO Stakes pal Jack Twyman leads the Cells to the fray. Defense - ofi the floor! The Big 0, watch the action. 107 REV. JESSE JACKSON Headlining a Hughes Revival of Student Attitude and Behavior Many distinguished guests came to hear Rev. Jesse, including Cincinnati Mayor Jerry Springer. 108 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY : ' 1' a3 a 1 - :$;11- . ht. 5 .1 . V r I J ,4; iii ,- ' ' P 5-45-52! ' 7:47 m2 L Pa W, g I L. I r51 ! me , am- nIT'S ACADEMIC TEAM ...- m; ' ATHLETIC COUNCIL Front L.: Bobbi Gaither, Bryant Reid, Vanessa Jeners Debra Adams IPresidenU Bernita Bethay, Karrie Sherrod. 2nd: Ed Thomas, Robin Scott Andrea Taylor. Linda Smiley, Viola Thomas, Davena Jones Cheryl Jackson 3rd: Kim Miller Horace Marshall Dave Ball, Bobby Graves. Allison Marshall. Chanda Robinson. Marucs Jackson, Geraldine MiEes, Beverly Coppins. SENIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE BOARD IAn exceptional set of student leaders J with teethD JR. CLASS OFFICERS: Hear: Barvenia Wooten. Left: Lisa Gould, Marcia Evans IPres L Shascie Larkin SOPH. CLASS OFFICERS: Cynthia Davis. Frosh Teresa Wright. V. P Karen Weaver 110 KOOKY LOOKING GROUP, RIGHT? JUST SPIRIT WEEK PARTICIPANTS iTRYING ON, THE 1 950's - WHEN KOOKY WAS IN AND ON T.V. TOOL LOOK AGAIN, AND YOU,LL SEE A LOT OF STUDENT COUNCIL HERE Chances are this youthful city councilman Kenneth Black- welD and Hughes grad. started out much as these students did - taking an interest. These fine vocal groups have performed around Greater Cincinnati - for the pleasure ofthousands. FRESHMAN CHOIR H2 i '- ,Au 7 l- GIENSP-EMBLE Wad appearances on several television program$ XV La; SENIOR CHOIR MEMBERS 7 with Teddy Bradshaw, outstanding male vocalist for 1977-78, and Choirmaster Moore. 113 H4 Anita Smith and James Render Anita tas Dorothw and Ted Bradshaw as the Scarecrow. The Hughes High School Choir Department produced a Musical in 1977 called HThe Land of Soul w based on the Wizard of 02 story. The play was directed and written by Mr. Tim Moore and staged by Mrs. Vickie Welsh. The show was a smash with two sellout performances. Tony Williams on guitar, James Barnes on mike. DRAMA CLUB Mdvisor Mr. Dennis Murphw CO-ED HI-Y CLUB L-R: Aileen Gordon, Myra Jones, Mn Reese, Kathy Gordon 115 5de AOZth meFmEOmv 02.10152 nmm 9m MI... mmEOU mmm: $85255. :53 5301:.sz c8561 53mg 5250.0 x52 mEm.::s E55163 warm. $5., QEEmm mEmg 29.60 .1. d 3.1 40mm ..l....u.INu...1. 1.. ..9..um. ..QAJ $?.?er ..vsu. gk Jaw... .41... h.....m.1..:.......,........- 1M?.f.p1.nm$mf ., ......i n... .. . 116 base II han, cm .. . : cia Evans, Reginad Cari- ! 'rown, John H. 3: . ' ' WOODWIN SECTION a Ior middem, Cal ack: Ed Thomas, Bandleader Mr. Eddie Love PERCUSSION SECTION ' 3i -ilfy!LLake, Maurice Fears, Leonarwoysin. Back Row: Charle iam Barnes, Joseph Eeterson, Jelfiggy Jennings. BRASS SECTION L-R: Michael Jones, Dwaine Jennings, Anthony Wil- liams, Karl Harper, Jeffrey Cook, Anthony Trimm, Eric Straughn. H7 L-R: Samuei Yates, Daren Coleman, Sidney Johnson, Wendell Jenkins, Anthony Williams, Dorothy Gallagher, Etonia Smith, LISE Gould, Annette Jeners, Karl Harper. Stdg. L..' Jerry Hill, Mr. Woodward, Mr. Krieger, Kevin Mayes, Eric Smith. Seated, Fr. to Rear L.: Oscar Presgley, Anthony Lynn, David Jarrell. Seated R.: Ken Collins, Roy Johnson, William Kelly. 118 CONTEST DRAMA GROUP CHESS CLUB TABLE TENNIS CLUB HBrighten up, guys. We'll get our room back. Front L.: Tony Saylor, Sammy Bates. Rear: Greg Romine, Advisor Mr. Tebbutt. lk4A. BUSINESS CLUB DISTRICT-WIDE DECA MEETING ELECTRON- ICS VICA CLUB and Row u-m: ing u-Rj: Kroth old Page, Lincoln Clark, gen, and Mr. Enos Hayes advisory yne, Barbarette Bell, Karen 119 Ms. Novik's VlCA Club We almost ate these cakes before they got down to the Board of Education for the DECA cere- mony! t e Moorman, Dwight Masont We forgot about the cakes when we saw all of these neat prizes we ' I ' V t could win. 1 LR: Tim Abne Incel :3 . , , , Lee Dnscollge ,rn HI . . A ' . e 5' f ! . w w Peggy Mun 7 Hughes H h h . Danny Cramer -v HugheS I Mrr Jolm Sunnenberg g 4,. h , . lit. '5ch: 1 J. h I 'IV r .,- l 120 7'; BUSINESS 3.. X CLUB Sp0ns0r Nk.AI KeHy m. . eliar .- :'-' 9-H: ;; 'Thomas Roland Benton .Andrea , : 'oblnson BUSINESS CLASS Sponsor Mrs. Rilda BeHew CHILD CARE 121 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB l V JR; .9 H? , . lb X nn Evans, a 5.4 .v . , ghes, Bre A. , , j VICA CLUB yd: ' V ; g a- .Sha.Arnox M- . kin, ear: ' . ovik' ere Chem. - AUDIO- VISUAL CLUB Mr. John Holland, Fred Conelly, Mike Cornish, James Wilks POT POURRI wh, look it upD Try some intramurals, to go with all those extramurals Calso known as interscholas- tiQ Citywide acting just that way this time at the Taft Museum THE SENIOR CLASS OF I978 LEAVES TO ALL FUTURE SENIOR CLASSES ALL THE LUCKl LOVE. AND HAPPINESS THE WORLD CAN OFFER I24 Congratulations Seniors 1978 Compliments of JOSTEN'S Representative Larry Duncan We have so much more to offer... BIG BOY L? Cakemzmgm everything + mce Eruoy QQW Trade mar k 113:1 ADRIAN FLOWER SHOP Flowers for All Occasions 3401 Clifton Avenue 861 -4232 Corner of Ludlow Congratulations Class of '78 From YELTON I NSU RANCE ASSOCIATES 7194 Pippin Road 1 552-9970 Cincinnati, Ohio 45219 I25 !!!Congra+ula+ionsl!! Gradua+ing Seniors Bes+ Wishes From +he S+uden+ S+ore Juniors 1.JACQUELYNE O'KEEFE 9s JOYCE GILBERT 2. PEGGY MUIR 10. NITHA TRIMM 3. LISA ROSE 11. TAMMY GRIFFIN 4. JOHN SIPE 12, ALAN SMITH 5. GINGER ROYALTY 13. DONALD SHELTON 6. MARY HEFFRON 14. LINN JOHNSON 7. MONICA BROWN 15. WILLIAM JOHNSON 8. MARK BROWN 16. PEGGY LOWEN MANAGER: MR.CL1FFORD E. ENG Le+'s 69+ Field Trips I I d Competitions nvo ve Business Seminars Working With Others Join Job Training Hughes Operate Student Store D.E.C.A. . Jom mistributive Education Clubs of Americas 126 Now HUGHES HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNAL ASSOCIATION lnvi+es +he GraduaHon Class of I978 +0 Membership Wxgnmal 8 ,.2306'154'04 9,9: g? 0a $$ Ilhvscnrrd m meBoy mid W file Girl qf llm gmdimhg'rg. 1 ' alginaff ?MMkrlh-Jdmk Mal mrlrthdw 10 Mt Ann'nhutfgiy. .. 1g; and' mm mm aMIua'es h m rmf Mrl'rlrllmn HhkMLMWr'q-jgg MM ; mmumhufm mm a- nriljvr u'umplw lm- lllfIr-Djp fiiWrgwa lirililhigrmmw 10ml m I g 2-; d- 2 . rm. . , , - -, :- J - :.u.':15nit.'1llh 5.. id. 5;; .3512: '.L 2-5;;25'1-7': 2 9-2.2. '7: ' 02 L'm..s.-;-a 5'3- MAY 25 l95l HUGHE-S'HIGH 569361 ALUMNAL ASSOCIATION The Associa+ion Annually Awards This Cenfennial Cifizenship Cer+if7ca+e Es+ablished May 25. I95I Executive Committee James T. Carruthers, President; Homer 8. Toms, Vice-President; Diane Deiters Steele, Secretary; Peter Minges, Treasurer Trustees: James Alekander, Robert E. Boeh, and Stephen R. Gooder Junior Executive Board: Danny Bartholomew, Walter Dearwester, Carole Heinlein low K L U 6 SCHOOL BUS SERVICE l053 Ebeneter Road Cincinna+i, Ohio 45238 SAVEX DRUGS Dedicated to your Hum: and Welfare Forest 8; Burnet 3520 Burnet I I l I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 94I-3232 Cincinnati, Ohio Charfer Service for School Ac+ivi+ies L..?.I:.O.I.I.?..?.2.:I:.6..5.19.-4 TUETING'S HARDWARE BARNES MEDICAL 2; 203w. McMillan atCIifton Ave. SURG'CAL SERVICE II Paints I! Glass I Electrical and Plumbing Supplies Pipe Threading SaKrete Cement Plexiglas - O'BRIEN PAINTS 2627 Vine Street Phone 281-5116 Cincinnati, Ohio 45219 DATA PROCESSING II MEMBER OF OHIO OFFICE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Bes'r Wishes and Success +0 Our Graduafing Seniors Dwayne Hines Karen Johnson Joann Minnifield Renette Pastor Darryel Robinson Marie Roebuck Darlene Benton Cheryl Calhoun Rosalie Compton Vernell Davis Kim Dillard Deborah Harper 128 Shelia Roland Katie Sherrod Andrea Tayior Margarette Thomas Gail Thompson Barbie Williams ' The NEW HUGHES BIG RED PEP CLUB Wants YOU Uoin Now The Wonderful World of F.H.A. Hughes High School. Chapter We, The Hughes High School Choir Dept. Would Like to Congratulate the Graduates of the 1977-78 School Year The Choir Depa rtment Consists of The Chamber Singers The Gospel Ensemble T. The Concert Choir The Freshman Choir 1. The Mixed Chorus Director Mr. Tim Moore Former Graduate of Hughes '71 Good Luck Graduates The Hughes Big Red PEP CLUB Wa nts YOU 129 rob . pans studios YOUR SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER Downtown - 369-6490 Kenwood 74575334 Tri-County - 782-2334 Cincinnati, Ohio 45215 555 E. Galbraith Road Phone 761-9800 VICA VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AMERICA Congratulations to Class of '78 THE HUGHES STAFF SUNSHINE COMMITTEE Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 130