Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Wnrk fur nur benefit MR. BENJAMIN F. FULKES, assisTanT principal oT Hughes High School is never seen wiThouT ThaT sparlcle in his eye. As TaculTy advisor To The Hughes Club, an honorary organizaTion Tor iunior and senior boys, his aid and counsel guide Them in Their proi- ecTs To raise money Tor The school. His oTher duTies are Too numerous To even TiT on This page. - MRS. EDNA LEROY, known To boTh boys and girls as a lady oT greaT warrnTh and undersTanding, is The girl's school moTher . She is always on hand To advise. sympaThize, and help girls. The STudenT Council is very TorTunaTe in having Mrs. LeRoy as iTs sponsor and guide, having advanced Tar in iTs TiTTh year oT exisTence.-MR. RALPH LOUDEN- SLAGER, helps boys choose Their colleges and vo- caTions. We, as sTudenTs, owe a greaT porTion oT The success oT our high school days To These people. -lie-

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The school program planned for lhe aid and guid- ance of i+s sludenls, has been carried oul wilh greal success. Those who find high school life new and 'rroublesome or meel' Jrhose swifl breezes of ad- versily, which are nor uncommon lo all of us, may find compelenf and enihusiasfic advisors awailing our call. MISS GLADYS BUSCH has lhe delicale laslc of advising The freshmen girls, who perhaps are bewildered by educalion on such a large scale. Many an oulslanding senior can be graleful for her underslanding. Miss Busch also reaches La'rin.- MR. CLYDE HALL is barely visible each morning when The sophomore, iunior, and senior boys come forlh wirh unsigned absenl slips. Besides leaching ma'rh, he is indispensable 'ro The Annual, serving as adverlising and financial adviser.-MISS MAR- GARET HALL bears greal responsibilify, for she counsels girls on vocalrions and college. Enuncilers and dvisers

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I MISS STELLA ROWLAND llur secretaries ara vital factors in the schnul prnqram MISS STELLA ROWLAND, school freasurer, is a regular scI1ooI pai of everyone who knows fier. SfeIIa's reiiabilify and efficiency have made I'1er guife necessary for execufing office dufies.- MRS. DOROTHY THARP is also of valuable assisfance in flwe office. I-Ier pleasanf face can always be seen in ffwe oufer office, where sI'1e is Icepf busy fyping, recording and I receiving feleplwone caIIs.-MISS ELEANOR KRAMPE and MISS CARRIE KOHRMAIN, whose picfures appear in Hue Faculfy Secfion, are direcfors in flue execufion of office poiicy. We are proud of ffie efficiency displayed in ffme offices of I-Iugfies I-Iigh Scfwool. I I I I I I I