Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Woodworking boys work industriously on their projects. HIID PRHCTIEE NVillizlm freighlon l'Ilect1'icity Robert li eller Mechanical Drawing: J. Ferris Mathis Metal Work Machine Shop 0. E. VVeilhamer Woodworking' Lisle G. Wine-land Mechanical Drawing' Ffngineering Drawing: A11-hitectu1'al Drawing Raymond Fell Printing Page twenty-nine

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Bob Cooke explains a complicated Wiring diagram to Tonu Lohmussar and Danny Gerboth. LEHRIIIHG Il TRFIDE, THROUGH EIIPLIIIHITIUIIS, DRHUIIHGS, l Page fWPf'lf,V'f'ighf Many boys choose to learn a trade for future jobs rather than prepare for college. We are offered such courses as metal and wood work- ing, printing, machine shop, electricity and mechanical drawing. The future leaders ol' America thereby learn to design, and build useful and beautiful articles. Charles Richardson shows the proper use of Mechanical Drawing instruments.

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Robert .X ga r Algebra William Etvel Plane Geometry Gen'l Math Mr. Portune helps one of his Plane Geometry students with a proof. ITIHTH THE LHIIGURGE DF IIUIIIBERS Ruth Austin Cons. Math Math IV Math III Algebra t'lyde Hall Plane Geometry Math III Laura Blank Algebra Math III, IV Plane Geometry Gladys Kloak Bus. Math Math, the language of numbers, helps us to think clearly, reason well, and to be accurate in our Work. It teaches us to do first things first Whether We are solving a simple equa- tion or a solid geometry proof. In this atomic age Math is invaluable. Page thirfy Arthur l'robst Gen'l Math Plane Geometry Robert Fortune Plane Geometry Gen'l Math Ron Meyer and Phil Neclelman ponder over a Math IV problem.