Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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1953 is Mr. Ben Fulks fifth year as the Assistant Principal of Hughes. He is sponsor of the Hughes Club, adviser of Freshman boys, and is in charge of the boys who work in the Book Room and the Book Shop. A group of girls devote one of their free bells each day to help out in his office. They are, from left to right: Marilyn Harris, Carol Hochstrasser, Carol Withers, Pat Klein, Mary Lou Best. Sitting: Helen Baker, Mr. Fulks, and Marty Southgate. llIOHTHY HDIIIIIIISTRFITORS HID STUDEIITS The adviser who serves as the Dean of Girls at Hughes is the very capable and understanding Mrs. Edna Leroy. Her other duties include sponsoring the Student Council, and aiding all students who seek scholarship information. She is ably assisted in Room 110 by a staff of girls who, pictured left to right are: back row: Beverly Snead, Phyllis Adkinson, Barbara Shepherd, Joanne Hall, Roberta Greenlandg first row: June Haefner, Lois Keller, Mrs. Leroy, and Mary Elizabeth Clark. 411. .' 'lf' I XL. it 'C 11,0 s 5 'sq '- H N fs . 'L Aff Z At 111,00 'tiflcf . M4 ,,6 3, f l..,qx .j fa. 1 . g 1 XV. ' 11' l C+- f A .. NZ' fa YS. Page eleven

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ElIllEH UI. HIZEH, PRIIICIPHL 0F HUGHES HIGH SCH00l H HHPPV TIHIE Page ten The theme for your annual seems quite appropriate in view of the experiences you have had in your first seventeen or eighteen years of life. Each year you live should bring with it its full measure of joy and satisfaction. There may have been periods of anxiety, indecision, and even frustration, all of which may have caused you much concern. What has Hughes contributed in making the over all experience while in high school a happy one? In your first year great effort was made to orient you to your new surroundings. How successful your teachers and coun- selors were is measured not only by your grades, but also by your general attitude toward your school. In each succeeding year Hughes has made possible to you countless opportunities for all around development. My hope is that you have never been indifferent to these opportunities either scholastically or so- cially. Your four years have been happy ones for me too. It has been wonderful to share with you your joys, your sorrows, and your hopes for the future. Remember, my in- terest in you will continue throughout the coming years. Have your four years at Hughes been A Happy Time ? I trust they have. Elmer W. Kizer

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Ralph I.. Loudenslager Mr. Ralph L. Loudenslager serves as the efficient counselor for Hughes boys. His main job is to try and secure part-time and summer jobs for students who seek employment, and to help underclassmen prepare programs for the forthcoming school year. His talents are also appre- ciated by the seniors who rely on him for help in deciding their futures. HHRDWDRHIDGCDUD Clyde Hall is the patient and sympathetic gentleman who listens to the absence and tardy excuses of tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade boys. Besides being a math teacher, he is also the invaluable financial adviser of the Annual. Clyde Hall Page twelve Margaret Hall Miss Margaret Hall serves as the capable counselor for the Hughes tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade girls. She helps the girls by giving them aid in planning their futures. SELDRS GUIDE STUDEDT BODY Besides being a very prominent Latin teacher at Hughes, Miss Gladys Busch is the very understanding and competent ad- viser for the freshman girls. Her invalu- able service has many times helped the poor little freshies see a Way to their problems. Gladys Busch