Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1989 volume:

Hughes High Schoo ome Of The Big Reds Table Of 6bntents . Senior Class of 1989 Hughes High School FacuIty Junior Class Sophomore Class Freshmen Class Events Sports Graduation Advertisements Sherina Anderson Steve Anderson Alles Bailey Scott Banes Tonya Bean Frederic Behanan Kathy Boting Pamela Booker Angie Brown Donika Brown Wendelyn Burgin Alvin Burke Rosalind Bush Angela Byrd Shannon Calhoun Barbett Clark Elizabeth Harris John Clark Charquinta Cleveland Teresa Champion 4 am mama: ; r 'fggxii Um AN! 4'. ; n g :2 ' .JQ NYV M; I : NW Patrice Cherry FranSalenia Collins .. . , , .' Charles Coy ,qMEIf; M3333 . 7 . . ' . Melissa Crawford Sean Davis Angela Denkins Devray Dumas Chandrika Durham Yolanda Fairbanks Carmel Fears Keith Flueeck Dale Foreman -; D5! 2 ' 3 '3' .9 o n D n - '11,; . . '1' ll', :6 f. y Almallhia Ford Yumika Forte Jennifer Gayle Kelley Gibson Kenyatta Gibson . Bruce Giles Pauline Golightly Erica Hargrove I Gerald Hatcher V v Jewellene sgg Henderson . - H J; :3 H Stacey Hutchins Darne1l Hunter 'l 115' Aaron Jeter LaShelle Johnson Vanessa Jones Sherrie Litman ?WK 5?: m n :m ? 0 gm Antoinette Mackey Regina Mason Steve Mutters Yvonne McCall Crystal McCleliand Dante McElroy Kelly McMillan Keesha Neal Michele O'Keefe Cherionta Palmore Sirenia Pettway Robert Pope To The Future. Shonda Pridemore Larry Reed Nick Reynolds Kimberly Robinson LaTrese Richardson Keith Rodgers Keevin Rucker Kimberly Sanders Brian Scott Calvin Scott, II Lamonica Sherman Lizette Simmons Toni Simmons Timothy Stallworth Norman Steward James Shugars Catherine Tate Vanessia Terry Lisa Tye Myrtice Tippen Steffany Treadwell John Walker Karen Walker Tiffany Walker Kasey Washington Shelia Watkins Jennifer Weaver Donna White Anthony Whitehead Cassandra Williams Cheryl Williams Karen Williams Theresa Williams Earlena Wilson Jamie Wise Alexandra Woodham Myron Wooten Georgianne Wordlow Dina Mobley VI ! .: g- 1 t JIMHQI 7.: Vidi 99f? , w , Vici . , 7 $23 , ,. .Hawutw u. v w? Seniors Who Handed In Photo After Deadline Better Late Than Never . . . Shawn Ward Adrian Davis Todd Gibbs Randall Henderson Fellschra Riggs Melinda Abrams Monica Adams Lucinda Allen Nate Allen Bonnie Austin Michelle BeH Nicole Bell Tina Bias Tsvi Boniface Torsha Bowman Cory Brantley William Brantley Tera Buchanan Bob Burton Tonya Bush Vidale Campbell Michael Carr Jeff Chambers Teresa Champion Kathryn Chapel William Chapel Barry Cobb Francine Crawley Brent Dacres Aaron Dandridge Kevin Daniels Brandon Davis Lolita Davis Anita Deters Nolan Dismukas Jennie Doddy Brandon Douglas Elita Dunn Tawanda Edwards Felicia Ewing Matt Farmer John Fields Vernon Floyd Zakeem Graham Rosetta Grissom Karen Haberly Adrian Hamilton Suzanne Hampton Loyre Harper Kasib Hasan I L .AfA; -; 1i , 5, , .33 1k w- a 5x - e 1.' J t3; 0V 'x six x : Class Of 1990 Morrisette Head Felicia HiH Shavonne Hitchcock Ralph Hughes Sonia Jackson Theo Jackson Dorcas Jeffers Bart Jefferson Darren Johnson Martina Johnson Terry Jones Tracey Jones Amanda Jordan Melvin Kenney Denora Koontz Dontae Latimer Kenneth Lee Clive Lewis Rhonda Lummus Tina Lynch Tiffany Lyons Antoinette Mackey Crystal Madaris Douglas Maples Hermoine Mapp Cassandra Martin Tonya Maxwell Dawn McCane Robert McCloud Carl McGee Norma Moore Aquanette Morton Carl Mitchem Tammy Murphy Jose Negron Latonia Nelson Matthew Nemekis Wyonette Owens Candrea Pegg Cathy Poelinitz Anissa Randall Daryl Ravenscraft Kimberly Robinson Twanena Robinson Daren Rutledge Derold Sams Latisha Sawyer Theresa Selby Shannon Sharpe Jonathan Sherry Karen Shepherd Lawanna Simonton Clay Smith Katherine Smith Ronda Smith Kingenooh Solomon Tammy Spinks Prestina Spurling Benji Stelly Sharlana Stewart Of 1990 Terrell Stuart Joe Stiggers La Tasha Taylor Shurdell Taylor Kevin Thompson Rolanda Thurman Wayne Tolbert Chris Tombs Jerome Lundy Keisha Tyler Deon Ulmer Todd Vaughn Will Vogel Kenya Walker Stephanie Ware Michael Webb Mike Washington James Weiler Carl Weitz Charles Williams Kareem WllllamS Terrell Williams William Williams Lashawn Willingham Lorenzo Acoff James Acree Gary Adkins Kevin Battle Anthony Bell Markita Bell Nikki Berry Corey Binks Juanita Burkett Dome Caffey Christine Campbell Tommika Campell Tracey Carroll Carmelita Casey Orlando Chambers Alexander Chatman Lisa Chatman Nanny Chhun Latascha Christian Julie Crider Ronald Clay Erika Coleman Ernest Collins Antonio Cook Ovella Crawford James Crim NorIissa Cruthcher LaSonya Currie Nicole Davis Kathy Dennis Yolanda Dixon Keliy Dobbs Alisa Dukes Robert Durbin Michael Ellis Derrick Embry Don Farrier Olevia Fields Parker Fieids Ricky Finnerson John Fledder Len Frazier Karen Fry William Gooch Antonio Grady Melvin Green Jackie Hall Vonetta Hall Sophomores Class Of 1991 Thomas Hanley Rodney Harcourt Racquel Harris Tamika Harris Denida Henderson Genise Henson Duanita Higgins Rhonda Hill Sharia Hill Yvonne Hitchcock Lorie Hodge Edward Horn Michelle Horn Felicia Horton Marsha Huntley Taffi Hutchins Melissa Jackson Leticia Jerrels Nicola Johnson Jicole Johnson Toni Jahnson Jeffrey Jordan Tillisa Julius Cymlhia Kelly Jukita Kelly Victor Kennedy Ronald Kershaw Nelson Kirk Walter Kistner Nichol Lawson Bryan K. Lee Shirley Lenzley Ron Linsford Carol Madden Jermichael Malcolm Clarence Mallory Angela Mathis Starla McElroy Kevin McFadden Tonya McGee Charles McKee Mark Milles Kevin Mitchell Regina Morton Daniel Mutter Carmillia Myers Tiffany Nixon Jermaine Norman Nicole Oats Krystyne Oquendo Amri Person Dion Peterson Marlon Peterson Thomas Phelps Eric Polller Tamarsh Pope Erica Reid Monica Reed Ricarla Reed Jennifer Reynolds Tanza Rhodes Dedra Riggs Jason Robinson Alsace Rodgers Towanda Rollins Reggie Scott Thomas Sewell Ramona Sherman Steven Sherman Cornell Shinholst Jon Simpson Cory Sims Tiffany Sinkfield Damion Smith Dwight Smith Kim Smith Michael Smith Ricky Smith Verna Smith Latwan Speed Theresa Stephens Bryant Stokes John Stromski Michael Taper X ' Edgar Taylor ' Jerry Thomas Jimmeda Thomas Keith Thompson Latonya Trice Tracy Vanderbilt Inioe Vaughn Antonio Underwood Julie Walker Kevin Walker Iris Waliace Bobby White Sophomorest' Class Of 1991 Deanna White Latoya Wilks Jennifer Will James Williams Rayshawndra Williams Tunisia Williams Roslyn Wilson Felicia Wltcher Rachelle Womble Lester Woods 'IO Rhonda Abernathy Antonio Atkins Frank Arrington Terry Baker Audre Banks Lachandra Barnett Jay Bedi Dhamendor Bedi Melinda Berry Melinda Berry Deon Blackmon Cheri Blunt Shannon Boling Chellie Bowden Walter Bowie Nicole Boyce Frances Bran Mitchell Brantley Lloyd Brice Steven Bright Robert Brockmeier Patricia Brown Tammie Bryan Allen Burke Damon Bush Vinette Bucks Iris Canady Sonji Carradine Goodness Chandler Dina Clay Angie Coleman Jermaine Coleman Tyrone Cooper Percy Conley Tayonna Conyers Shonta Coston Antonio Craig Nikita Crawford Sonda Crawford James Crawley Christine Crosby Eddie Daniel Walter Datcher Jennifer Daughtery Damian Davis Kim Davis Latasha Davis Dar! De Armond Chris Denkins Hedi Douglas Lakisha Drew Bobby Dubose Brian Dubose Terry Durban Nina Dukes Zerick Dunson Elass Of 1992 Shirley Easley James Ellis Yolande Fears Parker Fields Thomas France Johnathan Fryman Kevin Fuller Clint Gardner Scott Garr Tonya Feer Valerie George Jennifer Geralds Dannielle Govreau Antoine Gray Quantessa Green Lee Gutter Henrietta Gutter Michael Hall Zabrina Hall Lu Ann Hampton Marcus Hampton Charmin Hardy Kenny Harrell Gregory Hamby Jessie Hampton Karen Harrison Roxanne Harrow Terri Hickman Robert Hicks Ramell Hill Alesha Hodge Michelle Hopkins James Hopper Christina Horton Mike Humphrey Brian lngram Leslie Irvin Greg Jackson Ronald Jacobs Sonia Jenkins Carla Johnson Martin Johnson Ted Johnson Donte Jones Marlene Jones Serita Jones Catrese Jordan Melissa Jordan Kym Kemp Gordon Keys Andrea Kimble Sherry Kinebrew Leonard King Theodus King Vivian Kirby Kyethea Kirk 11 Tonya Kirk LaShawn Kittres Michael Land Desiree Lanier Edward Lawiess Darlene Lawson Annette Lee Tamara Lee Jeanine Lewis Consuela Little Larry Little Priest Love Donnise Lynch Shawna Lynch Emmanuel Marsh Howard Martin Leah McBride Raymond McElroy Yascheka McElroy Nancy McKitric Duane Meridy Rondray Miller Jennifer Mills Dwight Moody Kim Moorer Makisha Moore Karin Morris Ferris Murray Danyel Nared Maggie Nixon LaMont Norman April North Sheila Oglesby Lawrence Palmer Tawanna Pannell Tonya Payne Sherry Peck Belinda Penn Charles Penn Carolyn Perkins Lee Peterson Dionne Pickett Angela Pinkston Andre Powell Charla Powell Damia Powers Erica Powers Carlo Pressly Dandre Preston DeShawna Pruett Bruce Pryor DeMarco Reed Terra Reed Isaiah Reese Louise Reese Jessie Reynolds 12 Freshmen Jene Rice Dave Richard Rose Marie Riggs James Riley Jerry Rhymer Dejuana Robinson Monique Robinson Tracey Robinson Aleah Rodger Eric Roysdon Quincy Russia Chandra Rutland Vanessa Shields William Slade Kisha Simmons Anthony Simms Kendria Simpson Tina Maria Singer Korey Smith Mary Smith Tami Smith Nina South Tammy Spivey Fred Stanley Robert Lee Starks Roger Stiler Keisha Stone Jackie Store Jerry Taylor Otil Taylor Julie Tice Hosea Thomas Josette Thomas Shawn Thomas Donte Thompkins Everett Thompkins Angel Travis Taneka Tremble Anthony Tribble Keshia Tucker Gregory Turnbolt Eric Urby LaTanya Vaughn Rodney Waller LaShawn Ward Michael Ward Hope Ware Tamico Warren Y Jeanette Wehrleg x- iit'ilg-ii? v , . , .. . Q ' -- ,. ' Michael Wilkerson Edward Winn Johnetta White Yolanda White Derrick Whitfield Ronnie Willis April Winchester , X .4 13 Freshmen And Candids Damita Worther Alonzo Wright Latondra Wright Tonisha Wright Craig Zornes 16 Administration For many years, Hughes High School has had a rich tradition tor producing high quality students. Hughes' graduates have taken skills learned at this institution and developed themselves into successful individuais. Many of Hughes' graduates are Leading the Way as educators. doctors, lawyers, politicians, engineers, and etc. I am proud to have served for sixteen years as the captain of Hughes' education team. Hopefully, I have been able to contribute to the success enjoyed by students and staff members during my tenure at Hughes. As we pass on the Educational Torchi' from the traditional neighborhood school to the new alternative center, I believe that the new educational opportunities will prepare students better for the 21st century. Never-the-less, all of Hughes' staff members and students should be proud of their association with this great educational institution. e40 KW Dr. Lofeil Williams Principal Hughes High School 7988-1989 Hughes Assistant Principals Steve Skurow Student Developmem James Taylor Vocational Education mum 1 1 : l f tha w- Larry Arinsmier Donna Perzigian Business Management Curriculum and Instruction 17 o u o 5 ' I .. Salsabi! Abdul-Bari Cinderella Abell Cheri Allison Carol Anderson Special Education Librarian Hearing Impaired English . W K Wiona Berry Anna Black Gail Black Mark Brackman Counselor Special Education English Typing, Athletics 1 Sue Brueneman David Buchheit Evandet Cherry Dorothy Clancy English Drivers Education Science Counselor Marilyn Derfus Barbara Ferguson Mathematics Art, UDP Robert Cure David Darby Security Food Service J0 Garner Paulette Griifis Herb Grinstead Linda Hall Jobs for Cincy Grads. Deaf Interpreter Campus Police English 18 Lynn Anderson Jobs for Cincy. Grads 3$ L15 1'7 N; i i 79.. Betsy Brook Home Economics rtw ' Paul Cooksey Science Gene Galvin Government and Law Theresa Hamirton Administrative Assistant Faculty And Staff k Gail Harmling Wayne Harmon Deborah Henry John Holland Lauren Hoven Mathematics Mathematics Science History Special Education r h Janis James Irene Joiner Romola Jones Wanda Jones Barbara Kaylor English Administrative Assistant Special Education Hearing Impaired Home Economics Q . Ala . R f i fl: 3 h L 0,37 L-i, Thomas Kimbrough Vernon Knuckles Gail Koizumi Anna Lane Ken McDonald Mathematics English Hearing Impaired Childcare Mathematics. Athletics E m Subhashini Mohan Jerry Moore Home Economics Handicapped James McMuIIen Gloria Meyer Vocationai Nursing Librarian H: Mary Moore Michael Murdock Robert Murphy Elmo Murray Kevin Nixon Building Substitute Special Education Science Building Substitute Security 19 Faculty And Staff Steve Padgett Delores Parker Hattye Parnell Sandra Parsons Joe Prior Deaf Inierpreter Social Studies Reading Specialist English Head Counselor . x i K 4 ' Diane Rahn Robert Ramey Vicky Ritz Nedra Scott Brenda Shirley Deaf Interpreter Mathematics Records Clerk Home Economics Science I i I ! 1x ' a M 13': ih Fayetta Smith Maurice Smith Miriam Smith Chad Strange Preston Stewart Administrative Assistant Audio Visual Home Economics Mathematics Counselor V Q- , i: 3 . L .- . Linda Stifel Deborah Swope Nancy Thomas John Waggoner Carl Wiers Administrative Assistant Substitute History History Mathematics,A1hletics l w Miriam West Diane Williams Aiice Williams Nena Woemet Shirley Yates Urban Demonstrative Administrative Administrative Science Vocational Nursing Project Assistant Assistant 20 The Following Sports Section Is Dedicated In Memory Of ' Keith Caldwell . 8-13-1970 To 7-24-1988 There is rest for the weary when we are tired for He knows how much we can bear; Weeping will endure for a night but when the storm passes over and the day is calm KEITH will be in our midst for awhile. Ken McDonald Hughes Athletic Director Gone But Not Forgotten 21 22 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1988-1989 Daie September 2 September 9 September 16 September 23 September 30 October 7 October 14 October 28 School Played Score opponent Hughes High Dayton Belmont Lemon-Monroe Dayton Colonel White Harrison Taylor Greenhills Taft Dayton Chaminade-Juli- enne Record: 8 wins 1 loss 1 GOOD-hCOCOCO 10 $2 9 1 Ir t . g. :33; Kip Waddell, Head Footbali Coach, fires5up the Big Red Spirit during a pep rally. Leo Scott The Line-up against Colonel White Linebacker - n... - I' ll, Norman Steward Quarterback The Quarterback keeps. Varsity Cheerleaders Charlene Simmons, Audrey Barnes. Candy Pegg. Tina CampbeIF. Keisha Tyler. Rhonda Harris, and Dina Mobley, Captain 23 Red! GO Big 24 Some Of Our Coaches And Fans Carl Wiers Ken McDonald Kip Waddell David Hudepohl Al West Girls Basketball .urmvuwwuuwugua i Kneeling L to R: Toni Johnson, Latasha Davis. Ramona Sherman. Karen Williams Middle L to R: Coach Fairall, Chris Denkins, Sherri Kinebrew. Lorna Cottingham. Dina Koontz, Coach McDonald Back L to R: Loyre Harpet, Sharon Banks. Tonya Kirk. Valerie George Girts9 Basketball Schedule 1988-1989 League: 7-1 Overalt: 13-9 2 HHS Date Opponent Won or 1.051 November 17 Aiken Won November 22 Oak Hugs Lost November 26 Mt. Notre Dame M30 Won November 27 . Seton . ' Won December 1 Taft ' Won December 6 western Hills L051 December 8 Harrison . Won December 13 Taylor ' W0n December , 14 Greenmus Won December 20 Princeton - Lost - December 22 Mcauley' Won 9 January 3 Seton Lost 9 9 January 10 Withrow 3-05? E January 12 Taft . 3- Won January 17 Lakota ' W041 . January 19 Harrison . Lost Decemlger 13 9 Taylor ' - Won Decem er 14 . . Gre'enhllfs e - - December 20 Princeton I . Kg;- Mrs. Jame FalraII has been a Physical December . 22 Mcawey I ,, Won Education teacher at Hughes High School - 3:2:er . 3 . 'seIton ' -' ' ILGSI . since 1969. Since that time her teams' Januax lg :vlgmrow stt record has been 224-53, including 10 January : 17 . LgkotaI WE: 2 League Champions, 2 League Co-Cham- . January ' 199 Harrison L03, .- pions, 6 Sectional Champions 3 District lggnuary . I , 26 Taylor I ;- . .. Won Champions, and 1 Regional Champion, January - 31 . Greenhills Won - February 7 Mercy; . I : - K ,-L0$tu--. 26 L to R Seniors Lorna Cottingham, SharonIBanks, Karen Williams Q L to R Sophomores Toni Johnson, Ramona Sherman L to R Juniors Dina Koontz, Loyre Harper L to R Freshmen Back Row: Chris Denkins, Va!erie George, Tanya Kirk Front Row: LaTasha Davis, Sherry Kinebrew 27 Boys Basketball Back Row: L to Fl Mark Hill, Kevin Daniels, Bruce GHes. Terrell Stuart. Donald Lackey Front Row: L to R Gordon Powell. William Mason. Kenny Evans, Tony White Kevin Daniels L to R A tonio White. Mark Hill, Terre1l St Coach Brackman HUGHES BIG RED HOOPERS Excellence In Sports Hughes Volleyball Team Tonya Kirk, Christina Denkins, Shannon Calhoun, Lorna Cottingham, Karen Williams. Ramona Sherman, Wendy Burgin, and Denora Koontz -iw-.. kg ' 'Q ' .utm i 11le f Hughes Big Red Goli Team Lad Red Track Team Coach Ramey front row: Channon - , .- Calhoun. Latwan Speed. Wanda Campbell Middle row: Aleah Rodgers, Denita Henderson, Angie Denkins, Chris Denkins, Regina Morton. Mrs. Janie Fairall, coach Boys Track front row: Ed Gamble, Melvin Green, Brandon Davis, Anthony Whitehead, Robert Pope Middle row: Norman Dixon, Mike Scott, Keevin Rucker. Kevin King Back row: Mr. Shirley, Mr. West Coaching Staff HUGHES HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND H Ih W Ik L d K'ng Marcus Hampton t R Back Row: Scott Bane, Dave Richardson, Terrance olmes, ns a er. gonar l. ,. , . . llx-Aidodle Row L to R: Sirenia Pettway. Aleah Rodgers, Alsace Rodgers, Cathy Poelinnz. Sherrie Litman, Louise Reese. Karen Moms, Yolanda Freeman Front Row: Jeff Jordan, Brian Lee, Kasib Hasan, Keivin Lee. Don Farrier David Fowler BandlChorus Director Hughes High Music Department h - .. f . The 1988 Big Red Marching Band had 35 members and 10 girls on the Drill Team. The drum major was 2 year veteran Aaron Sims. The Drill Team advisor is Miss Gail Black. In addition to presenting half time shows at the football games, the band marched in the U.C. Homecoming Parade, and played for Price Savers and the Avondale Town Center Wendy's Grand Openings. 31 1 -mn- u-m'MmI 1x41 Big Red Marching Band Quarter Master Scott Bane enjoys Band Bxdhfgbg J Let's Go Big Red! Scott and Dave practice Taps . Louise . . . an excelIent flute player. Two-year veteran Aaron Sims. Hughes High School 32 Drum Major Fred Behanan Mrt Fowler, Choral Director Hughes High Chorus 7 The Hughes High School Chorus under the direction of Mr. Fowler had 50 members and made its debut at the Holiday Concert at their High School this December. The full chorus has performed for Deaconess Hospital, Good Samaritain Hospital, the Cincinnati Zoo Festival of Lights, Central Trust and two Lazarus Department stores. The Gospel Chorus was led by student president Ernest Collins and performed concerts at numerous churches and school programs during the school year. by Sherrie Litmah Hughes High Drill Team .Mlijde-tAII wAs PLATD ;; r, I J top row L to R: Carmelita Casey. Krystine Oquendo, Chandra Rutland, Kyethea Kirk bottom row L 10 R: Adviser Ms. Gail Black, Tillisa Julius. Shriley Lenzley, Desiree Lanier. Anissa Randall Xi standing L to R: M51 Gail Black. adviser, Rosalind Bush, Jennifer Gayle. LaTonya Bush Kneeling L to R: Lashelle Johnson, Kathy Boling, Lori Harper 34 Jobs For Cincinnati Graduates Hughes High School students have belonged to Jobs for Cincinnati Graduates since the program started in Cincinnati in 1982. Jobs for Cincinnati Graduates UCGQ offers classes and career association activiiies to help seniors make a smooth transition from graduation into the work world. By March 1989, 940A: of the 1988 Jobs f0! Cincinnati Graduates members were either employed, were attending college, or wem in the armed services. Jobs for Cincinnati Graduates believes all graduates should know the steps they must take to earn a good living for meir next 40 years. Advisors for JCG are Jo Gamer and Lynn Anderson. 35 Hughes Academic Team I 1!me ism xix 1 t 43 11+..- standing L10 R: Adviser Richard Beck, BuNanny Chhun, Advisor Robert Murphy. Michelle Horn kneeling L to R: Earlena Wilson. Catherine Tate, Fransalenia Collins, James Pate Future Educators Of America Our Future Teachers are fed by Mrs Chow and Dr. Parnell. 36 Clubs And Organizations Senior Class Officers left to right: Earlena Wilson, Presidem Franetta Barnes, Vice-President Shan- non Brown, Activities Director Advisor Ms. Gail Harmling. not pictured Junior Class Officers front row L to R: Lawanna Simonton, Tonya Bush, Janecia Williams back row L to R: William Taylor, Loyre Harper, Twan- etta Robinson, Adrian Hamilton, Wayne Tol- bert and Adviser Ms. Gall Black 37 Future Homemakers Mr. Darby demonstrates to students of Food Service Teachers enjoy the wonderful food we students prepare in the Teepee. Dr. Mohan is shown with her FHA Impact students. Standing L to R: Charles Penn, Jermaine Bryant, Dr. Mohan. Necole Jackson. Shirley Easley Front Row: L to R: Marcus Barksdale. Theodore Johnson, Marcus Sewell The Advisors for the Hughes High School Chapters are: L to R: Department . Head Nedra Scott, Dr. Mohan, Betsy Brooks, David Darby, Barbara Kaylor, 'and Dr. Smiih 33 Cashawana BIOOKS is awarded 151 place at the regional competition. She is the student of Dr. Mohan. Of America - Hughes High School First Place Regional! Dr. Smith weighs students in her GRADS Home Economics classes. 1 Hughes FHA Spim was visible in the Big Red gum that Mrs. Brooks' Compiehension I! designed, L to R: Sharla Hill, Jeff Chambers, Frank Hughes. Julie Walker, Kathy Dennis. Donna White. Dedra Riggs is shown in the Big Red Costume. 39 High School On Site Day Care At Hughes High School, there is a unique oppottunity to heip teen parents complete a reguiar high school education. Child care service is available to a limited number of students who are enroiied in a vocational biook ' program or class. Children are cared for at the school while their parents are attending classes, Care is provided for four infants below the age of eighteen months. An additional fifteen children are cared for with ages ranging to four years. - The program offers a variety of activities geared to the ages and needs of the particuiar child. The facilities are well : supplied with equipment and learning toys that offer a challenge to the developing children. The program is staffed I by a teacher and two trained aides. Meals are provided in a kitchen in the area. Opportunities for developing I parenting skills and learning important concepts of child deveiopment are made avaiiable through inservice programs held for parents throughout the sohooi year i A study was made of the grades and attendance patterns of the students that took part in this program last year a When compared to a group of .student-parents that did not receive chiid care, it can readily be seen that providing on- i site day care improved both grades and attendance. It can also be noted that nineteen students that had applied for ' the program dropped out of sehool before an opening was availabie. Most iisted the lack of child care as the reason i for leaving school A total of ninety students made appiication to participate in the program, but only thirty nirIIe Werej able to be cared for at some time during the year. Any student who has financial need and is in a vocational class or ptogram at Hughes High School may register their child fer placement in the chitd care area. 40 Next year- this program will be available to students at Aiken High School due to Hughes being changed to an alternative school Infant Toddler Care Program Teachers: Anna Lane, Becky Hurter, Patricia Bail Student Life Through The Halls Of Hughes :5? Hughes Halls . . . Full of many unique and special people . . . ' The Students . Even though our days here at Hughes are full of books, teachers, and homework; there's never a day without ' FUN in it. 42 gmmwmmmmmmmmm 43 44 Students + Smiles : Hughes Big Redsll 45 46 More Of Those Outstanding Students By Chandrika Durham am mm. ,nm mu... .mw mu. nmm mu. mm mm mm Mu um Mm Student Council :Jl. - NWT: TEacher Advisor Barbara Ferguson Assistant To Mrs. Ferguson: Mary T. Moore Opposite Page 1st row seated L to R: Cassandra Martin, Fransalenia Collins, Carmelita Casey, Ms. Barbara Ferguson. advisor. Aleah Rodgers. Darrell Sams 2nd row L to Fl: Tillisa Julius. Jeffrey Jordan, Martina Johnson, LaWanna Simonton, Jennifer Weaver: President, Alsace Rodgers. Denita Henderson, Yolanda Dixon, Shirley Lenzly, Kevin Fuller 3rd row L to R: Jeannetta McGhee, James Crirn. James Ellis, William Chapel. Rev, Tyrone Crider, Ernest Collins, Janecia Williams, and Morrisette Head. Members not pictured: Tsvi Boniface, Brian Dubose. Tawanda Edwards. Eric Gagnon. Melvin Green, Karen Haberly. Marcus Hampton, Sharla Hill, Kenneth Lee, Krystine Oquendo. Luise IReese, Angela Travis. James Weiler. Falicia Witcher. Rachelle Womblw STUDENT COUNCIL OFFlCERS President Senior Jennifer Weaver Senior VicevPresigent: Fran Salenia Collins Junior Vice-President: Kenneth Lee Soghomore VichreSident: Melvin Green Freshman Vice-President: James EI- iis Clerk of Councii: Morrfsette Head Recording Secretary: Shirley Lenzly Parliamentarian: Ernest CoElins Treasurer: James Wiler 49 With the aid of teacher adviser, Mr. McMullen. these Hughes Students acquire knowledge that will be vital for their fu- ture vocation of nursing. Through the vocation- al training students learn correct procedures and acceptable bed-side manners in a hospital setting, the correct way to make hospital beds. how to make a patient comfortable, how to check pulse and blood pressure while studying physiological and biolog- ical curriculum. Mr. McMulIen has been a very iinfluential figure for these young nurses to model. His gentle spirit and helpful- ness are key ingredients for a tuture nurse. 50 Nursing The Foundation Of HughesT Pride This September 1988 meeting of the official Yearbook Staff was the foundation of all planning and preparation for the final Hughes High School annual for 1988-89. These people in the above picture have contributed so much of their time to this occasion and cause The following students were the original Big Red 4561 Team 5: Darnell Hunter, Karen Fry, and Rhonoda Lummus Tpictured abovel Those not pictured were: Derhonde Wiiliams, Michael Carr, Francene Crawley. Loretta Davis, Steve Morris ??????????.wm'l W February meeting of the American Youth Foundation students, Officials. and Hughes High School Staff. This meeting was a very productive one toward focusing of Phase 2 of Project Big Red. Clockwise Center: Dr. Williams, Sherrie Litman, Patrick Cornett. Mrs. Barbara Ferguson, Leon Bell, Mr. Bob McArthur of the American Youth Foundation in St. Louis, MO.. Mr. Cam Sheafer, A T 9 T Chairman Mike Washington, Tina Shell, Mrs. Pat Jones, American Youth Foundation, Chandrika Durham, Jennifer Weaver, John Fields. Chris Leedom, A T a T partner in education employee and Mrs. Betsy Brooks, Hughes High School teacher and Leadership Advisor. mot picturedT 52 Go Big Reds!!!! This February in Dayton, Ohio Hughes High School leadership students worked in the tast of three phases of workshops in cooperation with the Dayton- Cincinnati Public Schools. There were three of these follow-upii meetings during the school year since our American Youth Foundation at Camp Miniwaca experience this past summer. Dr. Anthony Tony Chambers, a professor from St. Louis University shares his ideas about leadership strengths to the Dayton-Cincinnati Group. He was also an instructor at Camp Miniwaca in Shelby. Michigan. Accompanying the Hughes Big Red Leadership Team were Dr. and Mrs. Williams, Miss Barbara Ferguson, and Mrs. Betsy Brooks, Hughes Big Red Project e2 . ,. Hughes Students work on their brain-storming strategy for the designing of their leadership choice of projects for our schooL A T 8: T employees and Hughes High School Staff enjoy Camp Joy and the times of working together with students to encourage and motivate youth towards positive leadership skills. Students Leon Bell, Mike Washington and William Chapel are shown here with employees and teachers. 53 A . . . I II . . I. . I. . I .I- II . . I II . . . . I I . II II I. I I I - I . I I. . . IIII I I I . I I. I . I II II. . I I IIII I I I II . . III I . I I I I I I II I I . I . I I II I I I I . I . I . . I I . I - I .I- I .II I. . I . I I I I I I I I- I I I I 'III- I . I . I I . . I I I . I . I I . . I . I . I . I. I. . I .II.I I II . I I . I III. . I . I IIIII I III. I O I . I I . .I I I. I I . . I . . I I.II I I I I I I . I . . I . I II II I II. I I I III .I I . I . I .II I . II III I I I :. II 'II . I. II I- I I - I II II I II I II II I II .II II . . I . II I II I - . I II I I II II I I I. I . I IIII I .I I . I l I . I .I I I I I I. II I - . I I- I I. I I - . II . I I I. I. I I I. I I I I . I . I . . . .- - - - . I I . II I I I . . . II. I I . I I - I . I I. . I II-I II. I I - I . I . I I I I . I III . . - I . I I II I I. I I. . I . I - I I I I III . . I II I . I . II I I. I I. I I. I I I I I- I I I . I . . I I I . I I . - .. . - I .. . I ime All The T Q G B W W y M N w 8 n W O y M 56 Annual Career Conference g3 ' HmHlkLy Ht W' TAKE THE L K5 ' TAKETTlBE TME I TIME T0 USE 1 3531? sUSE :OMUDP MINER, i : YOUR MIND '.,l1 '.smwz 12 ly-ll ; w THEM :IEI. . T . l. 3!. . , $9 r3 6 . 3:5 JOBS FOR 0 ! omo GRADUATES GRADUATES - Jobs For Cincinnati Graduates EWE Um - m r - 5; I mun More than 400 high school senior members attended the Annual Career Conference sponsored by Jobs for Cincinnati Graduates, a seri- ous and highly successful partnership program between over 300 Great- er Cincinnati businesses and educators in Cincinnati area school syse tems. The 7th Annual JCG Career Conference. held at the Westin Hotel on April 18th, was the culmination of the years training activities. Mem- bers attended workshops geared toward being successful as they pur- sue the beginning of their working careers. During the day. each JCG Member's High School sent those who were their best students into city wide competitions that included: resume writing, public speaking, job applications, decision making, employment testing, and poster design. Hughes High School JCG Members proudly walked away with 7 trophies e the Most by any school!! Congratulations Hughesllilii! by Jennifer Weaver Jennifer Weaver Public Speaking 131 place city and state Melissa Crawford Public Speaking 2nd place Yumika Forte Job Application 18$ place Wendy Burgin Resume Writing 2nd place John Walker Poster Design 2nd place Tina Shell Poster Design 2nd place Nick Reynolds Decision Making 3rd place 57 Student Council Banquet The Annual Hughes High School Stu- dent Council Banquet was held at David's Buffet on May 16. 1989. It was an enjoy- able evening by all staff, students and administrators who attended. Numerous awards were given to those students who strive to be leaders of tomorrow by being leaders of today. , 1989 May 16 Hughes Vocational - We Are Family The Hughes High School Vocational Banquet was held in the Vocational Lunchroom on the evening of May 25th. It was in honor of those students who were chosen by their vocational teachers as itStudents of the Month . This is quite an honor for these young men and women because they are judged in the areas of discipline, academics, attendance, and leadership. Parents were also invited to this occasion. It was a great time. food and fellowship enjoyed by all. Assistant Principal Mr. James Taylor. student speaker Jessie Hampton, and Master of Ceremonies Shawn West Students and parents enjoy the evening. Vocational Teachers enjoy helping anyway they can. 60 ttBuilding Tomorrowts Leaders Hughes Student Dfonna Yakimovich intro- duces Dr. Jenkins. Speaker for the evening. Dr! H, Jerome Jenkins challenges us for the future, as Steven Skurow. Hughes Assistant Principal of Student Development, and Steve Padgent, interpreter for the deaf look on. David Darby: Foods instructor who was responsible for the delicious and delightful food. Guests enjoy the meal 51 O.W.E. Banquet The 16th annual O.W.E. Appreciation Brunch took place May 18th at the Presiden- tial Dining Room University of Cincinnati, The O.W1Ee banquet is a culminating event that serves to honor business people who have provided an opportunity for O.W.E. students to have gainful employment. The O.W.E, banquet takes months of devel- opment and preparation but the key factor in its implementation is the total participation and direction by OTW.E. students themselves Shawn West was Master of Ceremonies. Ta- mika Harris recited poem Man in the Glass . Dionna Yakimovich introduced the guest speaker, Ms Linda Bates Parker Director of Career Development and Placement Universi- ty of Cincinnati. Regina Morton. Jackie Smith. Kim Tincher, Jessie Hampton, Alecia McCrary and Leslye Cobb recognized the employers, seniors. staff and advisory committee. The guests. comprised of business people and community and school personnel, had a unique opportunity to see young people speak. direct. assist and most important, dis- play appreciation through a genuinely sincere and totaily student oriented agenda. Submitted by Lillian Novik Business People Ing Honor Hughes Prom ,89 Make It Last Forever by Catherine Tate i...- .' HUGH gs; :-1:t.:s amooL ' , ; :;:90521 '89 z I 5AaE H m? mew CINCINNATI MARRIOTT SD 11420 CFIISIER mono 4. SI mm WELLE I . 64 66 Prom King And Queen .. Candidates Left to Right: Almathea Ford, Donika Brown, Alles Baily, Steffany Treadwell, Stacey Hutchings, Jewellene Henderson, Myrtice Tippitt. Williams The King And Queen Stacy Hutchins And Bobby Horton L to R: Bobby Horton, Robert Pope. Donte McElroy. Derhonde Prom ,89 Steffany And Kuby Styling For The Camera Anthony And Holly Students Honored By American Jewish Committee 68 The Simon Lazarus. Jr. Human Relations Award is a lasting remembrance and tribute to Simon Lazarus, Jr., a distinguished Cincinnati attorney and civic leader who served as Chairman of the Cincinnati Chapter and as a member of its National Board of Governors. . The Award is given to a graduating Senior from the Cincinnati area high school. pubiic, private or parochial. whose daily life, activities and behavior exemplify a concern for his or her fellow man and a desire to bring about better human relations in school, in the community, or in his or her personal life. This year marks the second time that Juniors will be granted theawardt All students wiil be participating in a unique conflict-resoiution skills development workshop in April to strengthen their abilities in intergroup relations. Mike Washington and Chandtika Durham both -received a Cincinnati Bicentennial Book about the City. and History of Cincinnati. These are placed In their honor in the Iibraryat Hughes High Schooi . , The Debate Team The Debate Team represents the cuimi- nation of three quarters of intensive studying of persuasive writing. logic and argueing in the 12th grade academic Ene glish class taught by Ms. Janis James. The students spent many weeks learning to research and gather materials. They also did indepth studying of inductive and deductive reasoning and the techniques of argueing, including debates and rebutu tals. Those pictured represent the partici- pants in the formal debates; however, all students debated on in-class teams, by Steffany Treadwell Students Involved: Sean Davis, Cheryl Williams, Michael Wilson, Holly Gillum, Anthony Whitehead, Nicholas Reno1ds, Kasey Washington, Myron Wooten, Moniu que Wooten, Duanne Hutton, Meyaka Harris, Stacey Hutchins, Chandrika Dur- ham: student judge, and Lisa Tye: time- keeper Lynn Smith e Program Manager Computers Unlimited 69 xHuman words cannot adequately express what these students mean to me and to this institution. This project took total TEAMWORK. Each student was given an assignment of pages or advertisements or sometimes both. Hughes 1 does not have a journalism department; therefore, the yearbook is a voiuntary after school endeavor. Each student participated beyond the call of duty. Special thanks need to go to Steffany Treadwell, Mike Washington, Sherrie Litman. Chandrika Durham, Catherine Tate. and' Jennifer Weaver for their endless hours of work. These students have served HHS in such a splendid fashion. Without them this would never have been possibie. , il thank you for your hardwork and your love. Special thanks are also in order to Dr. Williams who always kept a ppeitive attitude even when l at times became depressed. His encouragement kept this project alive. Last, but not least, i thank the American Youth Foundation and the Hughes Pamr in Education - ATatT for their . zncouragement. Both organizations encouraged us beyond our human expecta'wns. 1' . I,. - n J v i'r , Thanks again for making HHS Mela of Giniigygiti, i . i. .1 Mrs. Betsy Brooks, ,1 f Yearbook Adviser Au ' - , . e 3:4- , -- V' 132:;F R... i'm 192:3 . Yearbook Staff ...- No Photo Available Karen Fry Mike Washington Chandrika Durham Sherrie Litman Sophomore Junior Senior Senior Tina Shell Catherine Tate Steftany Treadwell Senior Senior Senior Jennifer Weaver Kenyatta Gibson Cheryl Williams Morrisette Head Senior Senior Senior Junior 71 72 The History Of Hughes High School Looking back through time and history is our aim in our final Hughes High School yearbook. In contrast, the first Hughes Annual or yearbook was published in 1870. forty-six years after the death of Thomas Hughes. Through the years, Hughes High School has seen promising young students become leaders in many fields and develop into fine athletes. We, in 1989, sincerely wish to think that if Thomas Hughes were to look down upon us today, he would be proud of what he saw. Echoing a voice from the past, we say 'tUnIettered, lowly, modest and obscure, And yet his name through ages will endure. HUGHES HIGH SCHOOL, 2515 Clifton Avenue, the second oldest high school in the Cincinnati public school system, was established with the bequest of a cobbler, Thomas Hughes td. 1824; Hughes came from England to Cincinnati in early nineteenth century, acquired some farmland. and set up a shop on Liberty Street between Main and Sycamore next to tanner William Woodward. Both men bequeathed property to start schools for boys whose parents could not afford to pay for their education. The trustees of the Hughes bequest allowed the estate to accumulate until 1851 when the Woodward and Hughes funds were united and, as the Union Board of High Schools, became a part of the Cincinnati public school system. Students who lived east of Race Street attended classes at Woodward High School, built in 1831 in Over- the-Rhine. Those who lived west of Race went to Central High School until Hughes High School was completed in 1853 on the corner of Fifth and Mound Streets in the West End. In the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, as the city's population moved out of the basin, so did its institutions. Between 1908 and 1911. the present Hughes High School building designed by Walter Stevens, was - erected in Fairview. The school's Jacobean style was common for early twentieth century academic buildings. but Hughes also has some interesting Gothic features, such as gargoyles. After the new school opened, the former Hughes became Jackson Elementary School, a colony school that enrolled oniy Black children. During the first several decades of the twentieth century. about half of Hughes' graduates continued their education. Attending the school carried a certain amount of prestige. and among its alumni were a number of Cincinnati businessmen and professionals. Enrollment was near capacity, and additions, designed by Tietig 8. Lee, were completed in 1954. The character of Hughes' student population changed in the 19503 and 19603 as redistricting redrew attend- ance area boundaries, and as Fairview and the other basin and older communities from which the school drew its students also changed. Increasing numbers of poorer Appalachian and then Black youngsters attended Hughes, which had previously been predominately White. The percentage of its graduates going on to college declined and absenteeism increased. Many of the older faculty members were less able to meet the needs of these students and post World War II education. In addition the school lacked adequte athletic facilities. Whiie this physical problem was addressed in the mid-1960's with the construction of an addition for athletic activities, other problems continued to worsen. By the late 1960's the school's population had become predomi- nantly Black tover 85 We i. Special programs and vocational courses failed to improve low achievement scores or to prevent increasing apathy, absenteeism and student crime. Since then, Hughes has been largely turned around by a new generation of young, highly motivated and mostly Black school administrators. teachers, and staff working with community groups. By the mid-1970is, most of the discipline problems had been reduced to a manageable level. and by the early 1980's, the percentage of graduates continuing their education had returned to about what it had been at mid-century. In 1984, an alternative or magnet program, Computers Unlimited, was set up as part of the Cincinnati System's attempt to improve racial balance and boost enrollment. Further, a day care center opened providing child care so that teenage mothers could stay in school as well as offering after school care tor the working parents. And of course the last time line to add 1989 ... THE LAST YEAR OF REGULAR HUGHES HIGH SCHOOL AND THE BEGINNiNG OF THE NEW HUGHES ALTERNATIVE CENTER. by Stettany Treadweil 73 Staff And Students . . . Family!!! The Hughes staff is a Special Family. As these photos reveal, : our family is happy and joyful. The Am! smiles radiate from our principal Ms. Baskerville welcomes stu- down to our students. Mrs. MurreEl helps students to items in the vending ma- dents at her desk in .the Stu- chines. dent Development office. Mr. Santos and Ms. Henry discuss a point during Operation Hughes. Ms. Brown helps and encourages Hughes Students. Mr. Arinsmier has Big Red I - Pride. Mr. Williams talks with Ms. Ritz and Mr. Fowler prior 10 an assembly. 75 Our Family Of Smiles A Great Big smile from Tiffany Sinkiield. Lorna Cottingham is Happyll Verna' Smith enjoys Hughes, Tunisia Williams relaxes after school. The Gloup showing their Big Red gum and spirit. Keith Matthews. Chris McGraw and Eric Copeland displays the photo of the Senior Class of 1989. 76 Grad Nite At Kings Island! Mugs1shm,. GRAD NIGHT MAY 19, 1989 ADMIT ON E $19.95 5:00 pm. to 12:00 midnite NO READMI'ITANCE ONCE YOU LEAVE THE PARK NO REFUNDS N0 RAINCHECKS U 5 5 8 7 GOOD THJB DATE ONLY This Was the night for seniors all over Ohio to get together and have fun at Kings IsEa-nd Amusement Park. The class of nineteen hundred eighty-nine had a greattime. Some peopEe rode zides and some just walked around. Grad nite seem to be just another day with Just the Class of 1989. Some Hughes Graduates prayed and stomped be- fore they got on rides Iike theVortex, and King Cow bra. SENIOR NITE i89 WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMe BERED BECAUSE IT IS- THE LAST IN LINE FOR GRAD NIGHT '89. Hughes High $chool Seniors recali: It was nice. Gerald Hatcher IiGREATII Darneli Hunter I had iots of fun. Keesha Neal i'I had a wonderful time with the CUP Posse and the Big Reds. . . . Yvonne McCaiI I had a great time while I was there and I canit wait. to go again! Gail Fairbanks It was great. but it could have been better . . . music that is. . . , Aaron Jeter Grad Night was a Gas and I had lots of fun. Most of ail I enjoyed spending time with Mau- rice, and being with my pals Sonja and Ve- daie. Veronica Jackson 77 78 Senior 1989 Reception The Semester Foods Class honored the Seniors of Hughes High School with an after school reception of June 2nd in the Vocational Lunchroom. Students of Mrs. Brooks foods ciass prepared decorated cake squares and served ttBig Red puhch to alt graduates. Photos reveal the fun and good time enjoyed by afl. Seniors showing their cake made by underclassman. Verna' Smith tback row lem L to Ft Mark Hil1, Alvin Burke. Kenny Evans, and Kenny Brown L to R Davona Lewis and Cliff Alexander wave So Long. The Final Graduation Of Hughes High . School But The Pride Remains 80 KDCDNOi-b-h-OOM-L NAME O'Keefe, Michele - Valedictorian Williams, Karen - Salutatorian Pettway, Sirenia Shell. Tina Wilson, Earhsna Wooten. Monique Smith, Eric A Bender, Seth Williams, Cheryl Wordlow, Georgianne Hutchins, Stacey Mutters. Steve Tate, Catherine Brunner, Dwayne Woolfork, Leigh Denkins. Angela Burgin, Wendelyn Harris. Meyaka Coy. Charles Litman, Sherrie Weaver, Jennifer Cunningham, David Woodham. Alexandra Top Ten Percent Of H.H.S. PROGRAM Computers Unlimited Vocational Vocational Computers Unlimited Regular Computers Unlimited Vocational City Wide Computers Unlimited Regular Computers Unlimited Computers Unlimited Regular Vocational Computers Unlimited Vocational Computers Unlimited Computers Unlimited Computers Unlimited Computers Unlimited City Wide Computers Unlimited City Wide The Last In Lines Is Hughes Cio A-T-9 What is graduation? It is a time for parents to be extremely proud of their children. We have waited twelve long years to walk this aisle. For all the graduates of Hughes High School 1989. this is the most memorable event since it is the last uoriginal Hughes High School graduating class. The Class of 1989 leaves with PRIDE and dignity. We are leaving our friends to move on to a new world. It's sad but its so happy to know that we made it. . . . It is time to move on . . . by Steffany Treadweli CINCINNA TI PUBLIC SCHOOLS COMMENCEMENTEXERC$ES L HUGHES HIGH SCHOOL Egg 5- 8 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7. 1939 2 Q m g 3 AT 8:00 PM. 2 g :1 g o CINCINNATI MUSIC HALL :- x. 3 u z DOORS OPEN F :1 PB 5 5 7:00 PM, MAIN FLOOR gyraclua lion exercided 0f Hughes High School C I NC 1 NNAT I PUBLIC SCHOOLS E5341 MUSIC ALT. Springer Auditorium Wednesday, the seventh day of June, Nineteen Hundred Eighty-Nine Eight O'clock Um ..v. New 81 Hughes Class Of Eighty Nine 83 Hughes A-T-9 84 Hughes High School x K. Best Of Luck For The Future Senior Class 1989 From The Senior Class 1989 85 M THE TRIBUTE Our Senior year has come to a close, My years in high school are over and all my $riends and classmates are moving on. Iths the end 0! the Era and the school Not year too. Just tor the CIaSs 0t 89 Hughes High but the Big Red mascot too. So where do we go from here, so many places to go and people to meet. Itts a whole new Ilfe about to begin and a pool full of challenges for us to swim in. Even though I hate to leave, I know it's gamething I must do. Sometimes I want to scream and shout, I need to 1et my feellngs out. It hurt; so bad I don't know what to do. Shouid I Iaugh or cry? I'm so confused aren't vdu? So to the senolr class of 39, Just keep the faith, and hold on to your dreams, never letting them 90. Hold on to the memoriee, let them never die and may our !riendship continue to graw...... Left To Right: Tonya Bean, Yvonne McCall, Catherine Tate, Chandrika Durham, Rosalind Bush, Sheila Ingram 3 Best Of Luck To The Class Of 189 And All Of Hughes Student Council 0 1989 Appointment Available 1mg, . . Total Concept For Hair ii Body Care Salon Hours: WedrSat. 10:00 to 6:00 Designer Deborah Washington-Evans 306 E. McMillan 15131 861-7111 Cincinnati. Ohio 45219 Class Of 1949 DR. AND MRS. FRED LEININGER D.V.M. 6272 Glenway Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio - Donuts and other snack lood items MnD's DONUTS 1g; PAUL DIETER - Owner - Call one day in advance to insme large party orders 2510 Clifton Avenue 1across ffom Hughes H.S.1 Cincinnati, Ohio 45219 151319618992 wamaQS 171mm: Paula Fry . Independent Contractor 4307 BeechhiHAve. 151315424777 Cincinnati, OH 45223 2???? Reaches Out 8 1988-89 Tie Trqiects Empfoyedjtucfent Tartnersh'p ?roject 3127 Red Tutoring Program Career Qay Students enjoy a day at ; Camp joy as part of W! ?roject Big Red . :14 ATET Career Qay - Kn opportunity for students to plan for Hughes High School tfle faiture. I farmers I 11 Education ?artners in Education matcfies one scHoof witli one company for projects tflat improve feaming within a sclioof. Tiara are currentfy 78 partnersEips witHin Cincinnati :Pulific SCEOOCS and inner city Ercfufiocesan .55th. TartuersHip5 are a commitment of time, not money. Because tftey are tailbretf to tlie needs amf resources of th scfwof and company, partnersflips provide an opportunity to address tfle proElfems creatively. r175a: goaf of eacH partnersliip is to 1:6an young peopfe good worl'g Fquits amf to mow tRem if tliey work Hard now, tliere wiff lie a place for tliem in tHe wering worfd Iater. farmers in Education gives Cincinnati students fiope for a Eetter future. It Iias added viEmncy to tlie sclioof from left to r'yEt Eeginnirg witli :62 Eack raw: jennijkr Weaver, Tracy Wnd'erEil't, William Cfulpel; James Cn'm, Catierine Tate, 'Def His, 07'. WW, Kick geek; Cam Sligkr, Mikg Elam, Gayfz fifaclb BarEara feguwn, Lauren Wm, Miriam West, Donna iperzigizn, Connie Rainlianit, JGm Gray, May Dark; Jim Tayfar Not pictumf: Lynn Elmkrson, Jam: Gafvin, ja Gamer, SDan 0360f arm teft ta r'yHt: Jam Crim, Jennifer 'Weuver. Wilfiam CHapef, CntHerine 'Ihte, Tracy rVend'er5iIt 33 , 3 5M0: pictumf: Demma EBasz, Sztli gender, 4 '1 . .- :333535? Eric 5mm ' 90 Salute To Mrs. Cash served as secretary to Principal Lofell Williams at Hughes High School for 15 years. She was an exemplary secretary and good friend to all staff members. She was the office manager, substitute mother and walking encyclo- pedia. She knew all about time management, stress management, and money management. She was called upon to be doctor, lawyer, and Indian Chief - or at least, nurse, releree, and plain old member Of the BIG RED tribe. Mrs. Cash always took the time to listen, to advice, and laugh with students and stall. She was indeed a dedicated worker and an invalu- able member of the BIG RED staff. Mrs. Cash retired as secretary in December, 1989. We miss her and will always have wonderful and fond memories of HDonna . The Yearbook Committee would like to express our sincere gratitude and appreciation to Mrs. Cash for her generous gift to help support the publication of the Hlast Hughes yearbook. Sewing Since 1946 4,; N MYRONGJOHNSONa 0N, gamkr ampany sts -, : Compliments Of MYRON JOHNSON LUMBER AMERICAN YOUTH FOUNDATION H15 Elbridge Payne R11, St.Louis, Mo. 63017 13141532-9l00 CAMP MINIWANCA Shelby, Mich. 49455 161618612262 THE AMERICAN YOUTH FOUNDATION Says - Go Big Red Leadership Team! Dare To Make A Difference! KEllEB'S .BLIFTUM 319 Ludlow Ave 281-0067 Full Service Supermarket With Neighborhood Courtesy MASTERCARD E VISA ACCEPTED av AppGy lor yum IGA Check App! Counesy Card OPEN 8am - 10pm MONA - SAT. SUNDAY 10am - 6pm OLD FASHION ED HAMBURGERSQ The Best Burgers In The Business And A Whole Lot More! 221-1342 223 Calhoun St. 91 Best Of Luck And Happiness To The Class Of 1989 HUGHES HIGH SCHOOL Tony Abernathy Cliffnrd Akron lop: Adlll Clifford Alexander lvotte Allen Antonio Andataon John Andurlol Illborly Anderson Shurlnl Andtrsan Stevzn Anderson Allen llllcy Ilrlca I111 Scott Bane Devon. links Shlron Bank. Audrey Darn.- PrI-Itta llrnel Niehlel 'Iflll lance lltultt rnnyo Iona Prudaric Inh-n-n L-on lull 50th Icud-r lurk lcrry Kathy lolln. Pn-cln locker laehollo lerc- A-c'in-ntc Iroin John lover. 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Ioulh-c lccvil luckcr linicrly lander- ltlan Scott Cnlvin Scott lee Scott lurk Scott Carina Sillonl J-nct SIIIons Tracey Sillonl Aaron Sill L-vtence Sipple Tina Shell L-Ionica Shefllh Jane: Shugnrn Kllvin Slith ferry Suith Eric Smith Clay Suith Gordon Suith Tllothy Stallvorth thtte Stanlly Antininn Steven: lotion Stallrd Catherinu Tate VIHQIII Terry lichnlo thall- Ki-bcrly Tincher Hyrtica tippatt Itch-el rrn-nall Steffany Tre-dvell Lila rye Willis. Vogel Tiffani 'nllar Kazan Walker John Halter Sclvyna War4 lancy Hu-hiugton Shall: Bathin- Jcnnifat Icavor PI-ula iulch Tell Holt lieh-el lhitby Donna White Anthony Whituheld Iludlll Wiitlhcnd Harcuo hitliuld Hltquel Wilcox Cosclndto Willi..- Clctyl Willi... Dcrho-da Iiillall JoI-Ihc- Illllnlu lurc- ltllitlt li-Ilrly Iilllnnu Lalhav- 'illilll thereon 31111::- trleey Hilltalc Shirley Hillinghan lallanl Villon Hiehnel Ville: Janie His: Alexandra Voodhnu Donna Wonble Georglunne Hordlov Leigh Voolfork Monique Wooten Myron Wooten SENIOR CLASS OF ' 89 THE STU OF HUGH 92 ENT STO E :8 HIGH SCHOOL