Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Companionship

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The Senior Class Oficers: PRESIDENT JACK FRANKLIN VICI'L'PIHZSIDEN'I' MARTHA EVANS SILCRE'X'ARY AUDREY ALEXANDER TREASURER El XSAR LOTSPEICH Discovered treasure! The lust for gold! The romance of pieces of eight! But these are obscure riches. However, Figurativeiy speaking, the Seniors have Found their buried treasure after four years of industrious searching. The mere fact that they are seniors, that they ate graduated, that they are alumni of Hughes, is treasure enough, not obscure but material. Thar lordly creature, the senior, seems iimonarch of all he surveys. Having found his treasure, he is a wealthy in- dividual, and rich in the fact that he can he called a senior. onfully he faces the glory of class day and the supreme climax of graduation night. His dreams are limitless in their expanse, but like most dreams they pass in the night. Have the four years been years of honest endeavor? Have they been four years of useless play? What has he ac- complished? What use can he make of his accomplish- ment? Realities, not dreams, now come into his experience. His discovered treasure is not material but obscure. The mighty senior has set out on the road of life, to test the real value of his first steps. This much of his journey is complete, hut the attainment of the last treasure, suc- cessful living, is the mystery of life.