Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Organized wiTh The innovaTion oT The air raid warden sysTem and TirsT aid classes, The sTreTcher squad has perTormed many Taslcs when accidenTs have occurred. This year juniors and seniors Virginia Geis- ler, Mel Peerless, Bob Menge, Caroline Alvey, ArT GriTTes, Ralph Loesch, lvlilce Kennedy, and George Schwein have served as members oT The squad. ln The background below is The TirsT parT oT The l-lughes l-lonor Roll, planned, made, and mainTained by The sTudenTs. Mechanical drawing pupils, under The direcTion oT lvlr. Wineland. are adding names all The Time. l!Ul'l'lIlIN!i, lIlllVIIl'i HFFI' ITITVIIFMIN IIAPPY 'nI'HIiTlIHEH HUUAU I9 HFMIY PIIH Q FHITFNIIIH

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Keep 'em smiling is flue flueme of flue arf class fluaf gafluered and assembled fluese scrapboolcs for flue armed forces. Clipping car- foons and comic sfrips from flue is l if., ,L,Vl,, L., Mull lillllliiiililialf ia u if iii u L l ui 'tru Vi W l I- J A ,i . 5 1 llllu I l lllf iii? 'fil5Wif'i'iiiiui lil U Eli , , .-. i .4 ,A . , , ' '- 'l- 4gi.uf.. .N .' u ,ii 1 l- 1 newspapers and magazines flue sfudenfs senf several hundred boolcs fo flue men. Evereff Sluip- ley, Virginia Plolur, and Camille Marfini are clueclcing flue com- plefed boolcs. Brougluf fo flue fore by flue nafional emergency, navigafion and aero- naufics are now a parf of flue everyday life of l-luglues. George Scluwein and Jini Bowen are plof- fing a course by navigafion meflu- ods. Marvin Turk wafclues Jini Bowen find flue posifion of a plane on flue map. Aerial navigafion is flue science of conducfing aircraff in fligluf from one poinf fo anofluer. :lfl gi ff' ilu iii, . u 5 1 is ,. u,d-f1JE o L, 1, .I L. 1 - ' 'I ' ,- .A 5 . ,, .u ,lu ...J ., L, ' W, , ,s 1. r, ,-X ,mum u 4 u'u:,. X 4, I 2.1 if g you , Y will ,Yi is 3 I .W X. , , ,iii liljl i , 1.1 A 1 l.J ul H . i Q Y .- it ik I L! i, u U uf'

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lllllllli Ti f We Think woman is The rnosT adapTable creaTure There is, and Trom all reporTs, l-lughes gals have proved The well known TacT. The l-lousehold fXrTs and l-lomemaking classes' war Time acTiviTies have been adapTed To our new war Time world. ProoT oT This can be Tound in The clicking sound oT Red Cross kniTTing needles which incidenTally Torm The nucleus Tor many warm, wooly aTghans, sweaTers, riTle miTTs and scarves. The whir oT sewing machines producing kiT bags Tor our boys overseas can be heard daily. And a person iusT can'T res'sT looking inTo The l-Tome Ec classrooms when Is'1e delicious aroma OT Treshly baked USO. cookies reaches an inguisiTive nose ouT in The corridor. llill. . 5'ElWE N ET Eliill llllllllfi TWH Tlllllli, Tif'l. 'l'. FSH! Precious Toy animals pleased loTs oT liTTle kiddies aT The lv1ayor's ChrisTmas ParTy This year: an enormous amounT oT work was done Tor Russian RelieT, The War ChesT, and Bundles Tor BriTain. Many oT The girls discovered whaT Tun iT was To become volunTeer l-lospiTal Aides, C5.A.D.'s, and Child Care CenTer workers. They learned ThaT helping on The home TronT really helped. One oT The girls' TavoriTe proiecTs was making The cosTumes Tor The spring opereTTa, Babes in Toy- land . l-Tome Ec girls inTeresTed in Tashion design and dressmaking served as wardrobe misTresses and loved iTl lvlaking Their own kniTTed sweaTers and cloThes was also a parT oT The war conservaTion program.