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

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N. 1G?- I CINCINNATI FROM DEVOU PARK tCDVINGTON, KYJ . mela 1w Langley Cincinnati How beautiful our City is, Like song the vision thrills; Her gallant towers, Soaring, rise And with a thousand flashing eyes Look out across the hills.

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Foreword INCINNATI has recently completed a year of splendid development in private and public enterprise. Not only have many important undertakings been initiated, but the foundatiori has been laid for a period of steady and reason- ably rapid growth for the entire City. The adoption of the bonds and special tax levies proposed by the City, the County, and Schools, to provide funds for their constructive programs, indicates an optimism on the part of the people that augurs well for our future. In this era of growth, on whose threshold we are now stand- ing, no influence can be more potent for good than that of the 66,000 pupils and the 1,700 teachers enrolled in the ninety public schools of the City. Among these, Withrow High School is un- excelled in its span in scholarship, athletics, and training for Civic service. I wish for the school and for the class of 1927 every success. C. O. SHERRILL, City Manager

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LINCOLN STATUE IN LYTLE PARK Cumicm elf .flr, Paul Bria! E,cn in the weather-beaten bronze His spirit seems to brood; The beauty of that rugged face Invalidates the commonplace And makes a solitude.