Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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SENIORS CLA SS ADDRESS To the administration, staff, underclassmen. parents, and to the class of 1983. I know some of us will find prosperous horizons; others of us will face hard times and unemployment; some. we will never see again; some will die; others will lead long, healthy lives. I have been very honored and delighted that the senior class voted me to represent our 1983 year for them. I have had some of the best memories of my life here at Hughes. As I leave Hughes, I wish the class of 1984 the leadership, the better ability of working with your Class president and spirit; but most of all, I wish that all future senior classes respect their underclassmen because they look up to you. What I would like to leave to or with the class of 831 is the thought that someday we'll be together again and until that time, I wish the very best to all of you. For the class of 1984, lconsider you now officially seniors of Hughes High School. Thank you Eric: L. Jetters SeniorClass President 1983 29

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28 $CON 10. TOP TEN PERCENT . Neil Davidoff . Theresa Menser . Ronnie Towe . Shernell Clark . Pamela Evans . Serita Brown . Pamela Price . Linda Hill . Simone Douglas Darlene Parker 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. Sandra MCNeal Regina JackSOn Sandra Smith Julia Johnson Kimberly Graves Annette Smith Donna Cutts Tammy Reeves Donna Jones Tracey Harris

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30 LAST WILL 40 TESTAMENT l, Tanya Bailey, leave my homeroom to the class of 2000, my locker, my name in the front hall, to the class of 83 my memories of Hughes, and to my child care class of '83 I leave my nickname tJuice Bugt . I, Tracy D. Barner, leave my bad grades and smart attitude to all the underclassmen who know me, and to Darcel Young I leave my position as the captain of the Hughes High Varsity Cheerleaders. I. Jennifer Brantley, leave my knowledge and ability and good looks to my little cousin Lisa Brantley who will be a junior in 83 and 84, and to my best teacher Mr. Hurd who is a nice teacher to talk to. Also to Ms. Frumkin, whom I feel is the best dressed teacher at Hughes, and to the senior class of 84'. l, Tyrone T-Rone Cannon, leave my Disc- Jockey talents to the junior Radio and T.V. class of 84', and I also leave my excellent grades to whoever wants them. I leave my wonderful name in the desk chairs, and I also leave my it1 lady Ms. Bruneman. I, Diane Cole, leave my perfect looks and sexy body to Hughes High School for memories to last for years. Stay sweet. I, Preston Cooper. leave my school with the best wishes for the underclassmen, an emp- ty welding classroom. For the underclassmen who have Mr. Miller in the upcoming years chip in and get him some pants and boots. I, Allen Lamont Crear. leave my great stu- dent council office where as to I was the first to use. I leave, all Spirit and love to Hughes. I, Lisa Davis, leave my dear Mr. Schneeman the pleasure of learning how to teach Radio and Broadcasting, but all in all your a great guy. Stay Goofy, and to all your under graduates, Hurry up and get out. I, Van Estill, leave my younger brother Craig my complete course of Fresh lessons so that he can romance all the pretty young ladies and to Micheal Davis my talents of Student Council the way it should be. To my sister Nichole the prayer to succeed in sports and classes. I, Terrance Fail, leave my scholarship, pro- vided by Procter 8t Gamble, which includes tuition, fees and books for two years, $30 a week stipend for four quarters, plus a co-op job at P 8t G. I, Nicole Fain, leave my beautiful and sexy voice to my friends Sonya Frazier and Tracey Manago, and to all of my underclass friends, I leave joy and happiness for them to be as successful as I am. I, Renee Ferguson, leave my name to everyone up at Hughes, and I leave my knowledge and ability to my little sister Carla Ferguson and my cousin Colletta Smith of the classes of '84, and '85. I, Burnetta Denise Ham, leave my academic skills to the class of 84'. Also I leave my great sense of humor to Shirley Williams. Good Luck! l, Angela Greene, leave my locker to the first floor and my obligations to Dr. Williams. I leave a headache for Mrs. Murrell, and to Mrs. Kidd a cat, and I leave a good memory to all. I, Micheal Havlin, leave my ability as a Disc- Jockey of W.H.B.A., to Sir Barry Here, my understudy. Life Is full of misery, and I leave mine to Barry.