Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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25, -SA ffl 56-i Gladys Busch Latin H- Three Latin students recite for Miss Madden. Mary H. wen FOREIGll LHIIGUHGES STREIIGTHEII U.l0RlD TIES It is our belief that if we can talk to our neighbors of the world we can be united with them. We have our choice of four languages - Latin, the foundation of A German student writes her grammar assignment on the board While Miss Schenk and the class look on. many languages, French, German and Spanish. We hope these rather simple beginnings will help to strengthen world ties and bring peace to all. Page twenty-six Jannet Schenk German Spanish French Fannie Madden Latin French Harriet Silherstein Spanish

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FUR DRHIIIHTICS l l Miss Pollard supervises as Janet Werner and Joy Brendlanger practice a scene from a play. Mary Pollard I,igiifgCS Bob Bang, Carol Jordan, Gabe Frommer, and Janet Werner Eng-11511 in George Washington Slept Here. Gabe Frommer looks disgusted with Bob Gentile in George Washington Slept Here. Page twenty-five

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John Martin Choral Music -fs .1 is + ., .. vas .1. - - .Es ,. ?:.5Fi Milton Anderson Choral Music Herman Slayman Instrumental Music' Mixed emotions in one of Mr. Anderson's classes. GRHCEFUL IIDTES. .UOClll FIIID IIISTRUIIIEIITHL Be it classic, be it popularg We sing or play it. That is the motto of our music department. The annual Merry-Go- Round is the largest production of our music department. The senior choir sings at many public affairs, while the band performs at football games. Both of these plus the orchestra and the glee clubs combine to bring us the annual Christmas Concert. Many long hours of practice are behind all of these perform- ances Which represent Hughes so very well. Four new members of the Hughes band. Page twenty-seven