Hughes Evening High School - West Knight Echo Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Kay Spencer, J ack Jones, and Carol Gillespie meet to plan program for the senior class. Gay Bode helps prepare this yeafs annual. 115

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Mr. Kipp keeps count of the sales. Mrs. Pat Pinthin enjoys a cold drink. 114

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aw CONGRATULATIONS TO THE STAFF OF THE 1967 ECHO AND TO THE FACULTY AND STUDENTS OF HUGHES EVENING HIGH SCHOOL J . 7 Web w;- e- ' 9;; Dear Friends of Hughes Evening, Hughes Evening has a long and proud history. It just misses being the oldest Evening school in the United States, and indeed it is the eldest such institution of its kind ttWest 0f the Allegheniesfl Hughes Evening Alumni have gained fame and fortune throughout the country. Cincinnati can boast of no finer school. Many civic and business leaders of our city have great praise for our school. In fact many of our community leaders are themselves graduates of Hughes Evening. Our effort to produce an annual this year was especially important. We were not only trying to preserve for our students a record of their past school year but we also were trying to bring to the public ttThe Hughes Evening High Story. This story is filled with hundreds of hu- man interest accounts m of a dedicated principal - of an excellent faculty a of sacrifice - of accomplishment - and most of all of hope. Hope that is based upon the sure belief that education does count - that it does pay a tfor both the individual and the communityl - and most of all that it best exemplifies our basic belief in the ttAmeri- can Way of Life? We especially appreciated the help and encouragement that you gave to us. We know that this was a ttdifferent year? We were not willing to sacrifice quality in our endeavor to produce the finest annual yet. We are glad to have you share with us the many pleasures con- nected with an education at Hughes Evening. We believe our annual as it interprets the nHughes Evening High Storyll will encourage others concerning the importance of an education that will benefit our whole community. You might well benefit most from such a program. Sincerely, Richard L. Kiley Faculty Adviser Hughes Evening High School