Withrow High School - Withrow Annual Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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What's this? . . . Another dance? . . . l-lot dog! . . . l-low much? . . .too much . . . woe is me. . . any money? . . . hal lvlother? . . . Dad? . . . Please . . . I simply have to go . . . Just this once? . . . Ch, pretty please . . . with sugar on it . . . Gosh, you're swell . . . lvlay I have the car? . . . but he gets it all the time . . . You ask him, huh? l-le'll listen to you . . . but he is bigger than l am . . . thanks a million . . . Oh, about two o'clock . . . twelve-thirty? . . . mercy . . . say one-thirty . . . Ch, all right, then . . .one. Like pulsating hearts. social club coffers fluctuate 4 r f' g .4 2 9 L Pgi+2:L:a1 6EgL4Qe 'I if 1 ' W ' i i . 5 - . AXA :VPS 1vv1'1f1c bag Piiitizigtavsy rf' ' '5 I X 2Adar Twin TwinKla, Tsllyst-1 Old Clothes Party October 1, 1949 l lair's let down and voices out as we do a iitterbug. Fyramid Prance November 18, 1949 ln Egypt the pyramids iust sit, at Withrow they prance. Snow Drift December 17, 1949 As the snow drifts so did the crowd to the music of Frankie Carle. Christmas Caroling December 15 through 24, 1949 Voices tinged with frost echoed through the night. It's in the Bag December 21, 1949 When the bag was opened, fun popped out and ruled the evening. Mother Daughter Tea February 12, 1950 Tea was brisk, cakes swell: for gals and their mothers, all was well. Carnation Presentation February 14, 1950 Withrowites did buy: carnatian sales soared high. Twin Twinkle February 17, 1950 No. you didn't see doubles, just Tally t'lo's twin couples. Pirate Party February 21, 1950 Piratesdsgiled the deep. dark seas . . . black patches, tattere ungarees. . lce Breaker February 24, 1950 Olduerh mpmiers threw a celebration to get acquainted wit t e res man generation. Skating Party February 24, 1950 ln party rating this was it! Yes, it was a real hit. St. Patr'ck Barn D n e M h 17, 1950 Skirts did twirl init iDosey-do and around accifzcle we did go. Slumber Party March 24, 1950 glumlaer parties are always gay, it there is no school next ay. Rushing March 17 through April 16, 1950 Thilfight is on. the going's rough for the poor befuddled rus le. V 51- -x S 99 59 E Q-,, ' ii 3 ff 2'--i WXQW4 tgi, Q '-t W .sic 1 ,.... , Z ' 'A 1 I 'Y ABY1-The ' 'Joe Grtdidefn' 3 Box,xxx Gypsy Thx Aiiqui PPL SK3.'1'3ng Pav-ty D's Z x I v l . . M., ,,,,,.,, j mm w,4Q,e, V

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Name--Tri Chi Chapier--Alpha Date Organized-i945 Colors-Green and Whiie Membership--4l OFficers- President-Skip MacKay Vice President-Dave Krehbiel Treasurer-Dick Boisch Recording Secretary--Lou Rice Corresponding Secrefaries-Wernie Avril. Dick Lundquisf Chaplin--Dave Anderegg Sergeant at Arms-Ron Kemen Row I-R. Kemen: W. Avril: L. Rice: D. Krehbiel: W. MacKay: R. Botsch: D. Anderegg: R. Lundquisf: S Evans. Row 2-D. lsgrig: J. Getgey: E. Heiser: B Bickg B. Raab: D. Hare: D. Gates: L. Kleinielier B. Swanson. Row 3-F, Guckenberger: H. Lambert T. Luiz: C. Duquetre: A. McMillan: J. Prickeif: W. Anshutz: R. Ernst: G. A. Howard. Row 4-L. Wiider: W, Shafer: E. Cook: D. Hudson: J. Srofe: R. Rye: R. Lyons: D. Agger: D. Reii. Name-TO Chapter-Beta Dafe Organized-1894 Colors-Red and Gold Membership-23 Officers- President-Ted Gardner Vice Presideni'-Chcries Poison Treasurer-Corky Cordis Row I-T. Gardner: C. Poison: C. Cordis: B. Baird F. Foster: J. King. Row 2--W. McKinney: J. Bryson B. Beck: C. Zimmerman: J. Hicks: J. Kihm: E. Price Row 3--S. Crane: G. Dove: D. Price: B. DeVore: B. Shehl: C. Long: B. Bixler: J. Weaver: D. Loomis. real fellowship means a beginning of fine friendskigs MK... nf? .,f,.,,fl. l ' T. O. ff ' 1 ff'-i

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Editors. reporters reflect Tower News motto: lt Mr. Renshaw, Faculty Adviser Ruth Lang, Editor-in-Chief Out of seemingly endless confusion chaos. and catastrophe, each week the hard-working Tower News statt pro- duces one of the top ranking papers in the entire country. The nerve center of Withrow's extra curricular activities, Tower News works hard to uphold its slogan, lt it happened. it's here. It you stray by IO6 and hear, We've got a tombstone. don't be fooled. You're not approaching a grave dig- gers' meeting but merely the Tower News room. In this metropolis ol jour- nalistic activity, social doings, sports interesting editorials. questionnaires club news are processed tor print. I I Left to Right Below-M. Bodin: J. Schrotelg N. Champion: D. Botschg I. King: J. Hamilton. Living the lite of Riley, Tower News editors stop for a sip of colce and a bit of knitting. l