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THE WITHROW BOOK VERY shrinking little freshie who ex- pectantly crosses the bridge and timid- ly enters Witlirow's confusing white halls is amazed at the immensity and strangeness of the place. In their eager desire to help those freshmen, whose trials they have already ex- perienced, the members of Scribblers, a liter- ary club for girls interested in creative writ- ing, each year compiles the Witlirow Book, a handy guidebook telling everything about the school of interest to the student. Every department in the school is ex- plained brielly, clearly, and informatively. There are maps and directions for finding the various places in the school, explanations of clubs, elections, courses, athletics, prepa- ration for college, scholarships, and all stu- dent activities. The president of Scribblers edits the book, with various committees composed of the other members. Each girl in the club writes articles about the subjects with which she is best acquaint- ed. These are referred to the composition committee, which reads the material and makes the necessary corrections. After all the corrected copy is typed, it is sent to the printer, and returned to the proof-reading committee for correction. The dummy is then pasted up and sent back to the printer to be made into booklets. The committee on art work designs draw- ings for the cover, selecting the best one from this group. This committee also draws floor plans of the school which are so help- ful to wandering strangers, and, especially, to freshies. The publicity and selling committee pro- vides for a proper advertising campaign and sees that every freshman, at least, buys this booklet, which is sure to be of much benefit to him. So it is evident that a great deal of work does into the preparation of this handy little guidebook for the students. VIRGINIA WEBSTER. 106
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FW V, ik W? I l SKI i l! -LTI '52 rim QM TOP ROW: R. Lorbach, S, Fern, XV. Mulford, W. Franklin, H. Jensen. THIRD ROW: H. Paul, E. Coleman. D, Harkins, D. Lynch, B. Butler, N. Bush, C. Lohmiller, K. Haggard, T. Edwards, C. Anderson, B. Shuey, S. Peal. SECOND ROW: A, Grossman, C. Frey, N. Gordon, E. Groene, D. Vollrath, H. Pollard, Miss Green, Miss Schneider, Miss Parks, V. Barnum, H. Burr, E. Liggett, A. McElfresh, B. Tierney. FIRST ROW: E. Gibson, G. Wleaver, M. Doench, A. Baldwin, E. lsphording, D. Nankovitch, V. Webster, R. Sohngen, R. Albers, N. Wellman, W. LeBlond, L. Holden, H, Fennen, M. Nichols. THE WITHROW YEARBOOK Editor . . ....... . .... Virginia Webster Prophecy . . .... Ann McElfresh Assistant Editor. . . ...... Bob Sohngen PE'1'50lltI!J.' ' Business Mtzimger. . . .... Dan Nankovitch Elsie Liggett, Helen Pollard, Bill Franklin Sports Editor ................. Bob Butler Cftzos . . ................. Gene Coleman Smzpsliot Editors. .Dick Lorbach, Emma Bill Girls' Athletics: Adzfertisiizg: Nancy Gordon Charlotte Frey Thomas Edwards Charles Lohmiller Crzfendar . . ..... . . .Norma Wellman Karl Haggard Music . . ...... ..... B ruce Shuey Szzbscriptiorzs: Editorial Staff: Howard Paul Anna Grossman Stanley Peal Newell Bush Art Editors: Homer Jensen Willard Mulford Stewart Fern Norma Wellman Typing: Virginia Barnum Evelyn Gibson Dorothy Vollrath Anna Grossman Helen Burr Rosemary Albers Helen Fennen Ruth Hardy Geraldine Weaver Ftzrtilty Advisors R History . . ................. Mary Nichols Miss Green, Miss Parks, Miss Schneider 105
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