Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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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.

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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?

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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.