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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1930 volume:

l ,w-I' OHIO RIVER NUMBER -W. CARSON WEBB THE WITHROW YEAR BOOK I950 ' WITH DOW HIGH SCHOOL CINCINNATI,OHIO -- FOREWORD -- The Ohio River has long been one of +he main waferways of +he couni'ry. and His year has marked +he comple+ion of +he canaliza+ion of +his greaf arfery of irade. from PiHsburgh +0 +he Mississippi. In keeping wifh +his greaf development we have selecfed +he Ohio River as +he +heme for our I930 year book. Similarly we wish +0 show +haf wifh each succeeding year some new developmenf improves on +he already high sfandard se+ by former Wifhrow year books. This year under +he able direc+ion of Miss Schneiderl Miss Green. and Mr. Cad- wallader. we offer a year book which we hope will be recognized as one of fhe bes+ ever produced in +he eleven years of exisi- ence of Wifhrow High School. HELEN L. HARRELL ROGER L. FOSDICK Edifors Harris 3: Ewing To +he memory of William Howard Taft President Chief Juche. cifizen of Cincinnafi. and ideal American. we dedicafe fhe WHhrow Year Book of I930. CONTENTS Dedica'Iion ................................... 3 Our School . I . . ............................. 9 FacuIIy ...................................... I I Greefing . . . ................................ I2 Seniors ..................................... I5 Juniors,.......... ........................ 3I Sophomores .................................. 37 Freshmen ............................... . . V 43 Junior High School .......................... . . 49 Senior Class Song ...... I. . . . . . . . . .......... 52 Ac+ivi+ies ............ . . . , .................. 53 Publicafions ................................. 55 FaciIHIes . . . ................................. 59 Boys' AII'IIefics . V , ........................ . A 65 GirIs' A+I1Ie+ics ................................ 83 OrganilaHons . . . ............................. 9I Clubs ....................................... 93 Music ....................................... l05 MoH'o Song .................................. I I2 Seniorafions .................................. I I5 Show Boaf ................................... II8 His+ory ...................................... l20 Calendar... .. V ....................... I22 Direcfory ................................... l25 Advertising . . . V . A ........................... I29 Aufographs . . . . . ............................ I43 I -BERTRAM W. JENKINS -BERTRAM w. JENKINS a . isi .4. ll; VI 658;? ' N .r . i'A' ' t! ' I'A '71 'I i '5 J. F. SPANHORST -- ARTHUR WHEELER. Jr. OUR SCHOOL FACULTY MR. LYON. NOTHER year has rolled around and +he Annual of +he Class of I930 greefs x you. We have had opporl'unil'y l'o know somefhing of +he eHorl' +he sfaFl +his year has made +0 give us an Annual ralher more prefenflous +han A, any +ha+ have preceded if and in sev- e eral parficulars differing no+ a liHle from all of +hem. If is represen+a+ive of prac+ically all +he exfra curricular inferesfs of Hue school. Frequenl'ly we hear if said +ha+ +he school in HS aclivilies should give us experi- Principal ences +ha+ will be of value la+er on. This volume shows l'he exlenf lo which Wifhrow High School aims +0 provide i'l's s+uclen+s a many-sided experience Hm? will help in +he years +0 come when in associal'ion wi+l1 o+hers Huey are responsible lor flue conducf of +he affairs of +he ci+y and of +he sfafe. We appreciafe +he wise guidance of +he factu advisers. +l1e energy and abundan+ labors cf +he slaff. and +he fine supporf given lhe Annual by. +he s+uden+s. eE. D. LYON MR. PEOPLES Assislanf Pr'IncipaI-Senior High MISS AGERTER Girls' Adviser MR. DOWNER Assistan+ PrincipaleJunior High MISS MARSHALL Secrefary Miss Allen Miss Afitins Miss Baehr Miss Bahr Mr. Baker Mrs. Baker Miss Bell Mr Benedicf Miss BeHs Miss Bigler Miss Bisceglia Miss Bolan Miss Braunecker Mrs. Brinkley Mr. Brubaker Miss Bruckman Mr. Cadwallader Mr. Carlson Mr. Chalker Miss Conner Miss Cool: Miss Cox Mr Cushing Miss Dann Miss Dickinson Mr. DIeHerf Miss Donnelly Mn Duning Miss Fels Miss Fennekohl Miss Feyereisen Mr. Fliehman Miss Good Miss Green Mr. Gregg Miss Grove Mr. Hamilton Mr. Harner Mrs. Harris Miss Henneke Miss Hildebrand? Miss Homean Miss Hopson Mr. Hor+on Mrs. Howard Mr. Howe Miss Hulick Mr. Hun+ Miss Irwin Miss James Mr. Jenkins Miss Keller Miss King Miss Lally Mr. Leach Miss Loughry Mr. Ma+hias Miss Meradifh Mr. Miller Miss Morrison Miss Nickum Miss Parks Miss Parkins Miss Pooley Mr. Ralsion Miss Rafferman Mr Regan Mr. Reuier Miss RoweH Miss Sachs Miss Schneider Mr. Schoenle Miss Seay Mr. Seay Miss Shumard Miss Sibcy Mr. 5mi+11 Miss Spellmire Miss Spilman Miss Slose Miss Sfrafe Mr. Surdo Miss Swinefnrd Miss Taylor Miss Thaubald Miss Vance Mr. Van Winkle Miss VaHer Mr. Walla Mr. Walker Miss WaIker Mr. Websier Miss Williams Mr. Wilson Mr, Wonnall Mr. Ziegler :,f f .53E$$$$th.:...3 SENIORS 5 SENIORS T LAST WEl as Seniors, have reached +he loffy hopes and ambHions of which we were fondly planning and dreaming when Firs+ we +rudged over +he bridge and crossed +he beau+iful por- +als of Wifhrow High School as Freshies. since +hen we have been +hinking of and looking Ever forward +0 +he lime when we would become +he honored and respecfed members of +he Senior Class. a++ained fhaf long-desired goal only +oo soon. The four happy. care- Buf alas. we lamenf now +ha+ we have free. never-+o-be-forgo++en school years seem +0 have sped by wi+h lighfning-like swisPrnessI and while we were siill dreaming dreams of +he graduafion ihaf was fo be ours in some disfanl ful'ure. +he grea+ day descended upon us. almosf before we became aware of HS approach. The Jrime has come for us fo say good-by To our revered Alma Maler. and henceforfh +0 enter ifs halls only as alumni. Looking baclx. we see ourselves firs'r as lowlyI frampled-down. despised Freshies. looking info The far. far disfanf fufure. and speculai- ing exfravaganily abou+ +he +ime when. as high and mighty Seniors land we would be high and mighfyl. we could mock and humiliaie o+her green kids. as we ourselves had been unmercifully humbled, when we enfered wrong rooms. asked simple direcfions. collided wilh upper classmen as we +hreaded our dazed iourney along The halls, or dropped our lunch frays. Never'rheless' we reslrained ourselves, yes-ma'am-ed and yes-sir-ed +he noble Seniors. continued +o grow in mind and body. became somewhal' wiser. and. when +he nexi fall we were changed +0 Sophomores. we found +ha+ we had achieved one s+ep Jreward ?he reali- zation of our goal. Bu+ wha+ we did no+ realixe was The vasf number of sfeps siill +0 be +aken. In our second year we were informally iniliafed still further in+o The various ac+ivifies of school life a+ Wilhrow. We were sorled and fab- ula+ed info +he diFFeren+ groups in+o which we seemed +0 fifefhe scholars, +he alhleles. and +he leaders-classificaHons. which. however did noi prove alfogefher infallible as fime wen+ on. The Sophomores were as ye+ considered only under-classmen. so we con+inued our quief. dignilied. unassuming way. digni+y having been one of The chief lessons instilled in us by +he Seniors in our Freshmen year. Finally. our virfue and modesly received +heir proper reward. and we became full-fledged members of +he Junior Class. Then as proud Juniorseproud of The facf +ha+ we would be The nexl' class buf one +0 graduafe. proud of our accomplishmen+s in sporfs. proud of our high scholasl'ic honors. proud of all 'rhal' goes +0 make up +he beloved fradilions of Wilhrow-we began +0 feel The spiril of 1he class ahead of us. .We feH' +ha'l' we had no'l failed as leaders of fhe undergradua+es. bu+ fhaf +he heavy bu+ happy responsibilily which would very soon be ours of upholding. even more +han we had ever upheld before. +he high ideals of fhese halls of learning. would be a greal' lask wor+hy of our grealesf eHor+s. Finallyewe were Seniors! How hard and earnesily we would have l'o worli. nof only +0 equal +he high slandards and fhe splendid accomp- lishmen+s of The former classes. buf also +0 surpass +heml We have had many and varied causes for genuine happiness. sa+isfac+ion, and. we hope. a pardonable pride. in he achievemenfs of our Senior yeare achievemenfs nof ours alone. bui +hose in every phase of school acfivify, regardless of class disiinc+ion-for in some respec+s we are less class- conscious in our Senior year. as we become more aware of our lolify posifion in o+her respeds. We may be iusfly proud of our leadership in afhle'ricsFJrhe aHainmen+ of +he Big Six Championship in bo+h foofball and baskelball-, of +he larger and more widely circula+ed Tower News. of +he splendid, unusual Annual which +his year for fhe firsi lime con- fains individual phofographs of each s+uden+ in every grade. of The arfis+ic and worfh-while plays given by The Thalian Dramafic Club. of +he beau+iful Chorean Dance Club reci+al. of +he Annual Concer+ con- ducfed by The various musical organizafions of Wilhrow. and indeed of +he individual accomplishmeMs of all +he ac'rivi'ries of our school. We realize fhai each one of us has benefi'red grea+ly from our experiences here a+ Wifhrow. We have n01 only acquired a wider scope of knowledge. bul we have made life-long acquainlances and friends. have received a broader ou+look of The world and ifs inferesis. and a beHer unders+anding of wharf +hings are all abouf -and, because of +his. we will more easily be able +0 cope wi'rh +he fufure and wifh our life work. As We leave This grea+ school on our commence- menl' day, coniec+ure abouf Jrhe dim and misfy fu+ure fills our minds. In +he years +0 come. who can imagine wha+ l'he various members of Jrhe glorious class of '30 will be doing? Many of us will enfer higher insl'ilu- +ions of learning. and some will go out in+o business. The varie+y of our in+eres+s may separa+e us as individuals. but wherever we are. may we never lorge+ +he dear. happy days spen+ here 3+ our beloved Wilhrow and the influence which +hey have had in moulding our lives and shaping our characfers. Graduafing classes may come and go. bul +he Spiri+ of Wilhrow will ever linger on! MARIE BATES. '30. ROGER L. FOSDICK President MARIE BATES Secrehry ELINO R SMALL Vice-Presidenf DEAN RUTH Treasurer RUTH ABENSCHON, Rudy Camera Club, Special Chorus, GA A.. Kalidasa. Girls' Glee Club. DOROTHY ACKLEY. Dc+ Kalidasa. French Club. Girls' Glee Club. SpeciaI Chorus. BETTY ADAMS Tower Y, G.A.A., Kafidasa. SHIRLEY ALTM EYER. Squirrel Hamiltonian. ROSE ANDERSON Kalidasa. French Club IV. HOUSTON ARGABRITE. Argy Band. Special Chorus. RUTH C. ATKINSON French Club. Special Chorus. Kalidasa. Home Room Presidenf II, Tennis Club. Girls' Glee Club. Baskai' Ball I. IV. MARY AUSTIN Lunchroom SfaH IllI IV, Euharpean IV, Tower Y. JANE BACKMAN Girls' Glee Club. Special Chorus. Orchesfra. G.A.A., Kalidasm ELIZABETH BAGGARLY, Beffy Camera Club. Kalidasa. Lunchroom SHH, Aeneadae. DOROTHY JAYNE BAKER, Bunny, Dome Lunchroom S+aH. Kalidasa, Glut. Thalian. French Club, Special Chorus, Hockey II II. III. IV. Baseball II. III. IV. Baskefbal! L II. HELEN LOUISE BAKER, Bake Special Chorus. Kalidasa. JeFFersonian EDNA MARIE BALDWIN. Eddie G.A.A., French Club. Girl Reserves, KaFidasa. REED BARTLETT, Barf WIH'u-ow Club. Tennis Club. Thalian. Tower News ShFl'. Annual SfaH. MARIE L BATES. Reecee Special Chorus. French Club. Kalidasa, Tower News Sfaff. Riding Club. Class Secrefary IV. MARJORIE BAUER, Marge Thalian. Kalidasa MARTHA E. BAUER. Biisy Kalidasa, Hamilfonian. G.A.A. ROBERT BEEBE, Beeb AILEEN BELLONBY Kalidasa. Special Chorus. Orchestra, G.A.Au Euterpean. Virgiliani. Spanish Club, DORIS LOUISE BENJAMIN. Dorry. Benny Dance Club. G.A.A.. Virgiliani. Baske+ball IV. ROBERT BERKSHIRE. Bob ELIZABETH BERRE, BeH'y Kalidasa. Virgilianf. WILLIAM J BITI'MAN Euclidean. Orchesira I, III Band I. II, Philologia, Junior Track Ill. Baske+ball IV. ALBERT BLOEBAUM. Al. LOUISE M. BRACKEN, Waisia, Lou Kalidasa, G.A.A. JOHN L BRENT, Johnny Tumbling Team lllI IV. WILLIAM H. BRESTER. Bill Orchesfre. Law Club. KENNETH BROCK. Kenny Camera Club, Law Club. Tumbling Team IV, Track IV. EVA BROKAW, Eve Thalian. French Club. Aeneadee. Kalidasa, Annual 5MP. Dance Club, Tower Y. DONALD C. BROWN. Doc Band. ELIZABETH PENN BROWNlNG. BeHy. Bin Kalidasa. Virgiliani. Orchesfra. BaskeHaall l, Hockey l. MARYHELEN BROWNING. Blackia Law Club. Special Chorus, Kalidasa, Camera Club. ROBERT W. BUEHLEK LeHy. Bob DOROTHY BURKHARDT. Duffie Thalia . Dance Club French Club. Kalidasa. MYRON BUSH, Bunny JeHersonian. Aeneadae. ROSA LEE BUTLER Kalidasa, GA A. BRUCE M. CAMPBELL Hump JeHersonian. HARVEY CAMPBELL. Harv ANN CARLSON, Swede Special Chorus, Camera Club. Kalidasa. G.A.A. LEAH F. CARR. Lee Kalidasa. Camera Club, Tower News. Aeneadae. Lunchroom SfaFF. IRMA LOUISE CARROLL. Irm Girls' Glee Club, Special Chorus, Special Group, Girl chufs. Spanish Club, Kali- dasa, HamiH'onian. Asfronomy. Baseball ll, Swimming IIII IV, Hockey I. Baske+baH IV, G.A.A. FAYE LUCHLE CHANCE. Bobbie Asfronomy Club. ELIZABETH CHANEY. Curly Camera Club. Kalidasa. Jeffersonian. DONNA L. CHEELY. Cee, Shady ' Law Club. Kalidasa, G.A A., Baske+ball IV. Home Room PresideM HI. LILY CHRlSTENSEN, Chris Virgiliani, Dance Club, Kalidasa. Annual Staff, French Club. Swimming Captain IV, Baseld'ball III, IV. Swimming III. IV, Baseball IV. WENDELL Gt CLEAVER. Wendy Wi+hrcw Club. Camera CFub. Tennis Club REGINA COLEMAN, Jean.I GABRIELLE CONE, Teddy. Gabe French Club I. AGNES N. CONNOR French Club III and IVI G.A.A., Eu+erpean H and W, Camera Club. Special Chorus. Kalidasa. Tower Y ill and IV. Lunch Room SiaH I. II. III. IV. GEORGIE LEE COOMBS. Douge Kalidasa, French CFub IV, Special Chorus II. American Hisiory Club. Tower Y. ROWENA H. COM 85 Senior Orchesfra. V. LORRAINE COOMBS Senior Orchesfre, JeHersonian. Asironomy. ELIZABETH CORNELIUS. Alice G.A.A.. Law Club III. French Club III. E. LOUISE COX. Skeefs G.A.A.. Hamilfonian. ROBERT E CRAIN. Bob LESTER J. CRAWFORD, Les WHhrow Club IV. Junior Orches'ra. Special Chorus. WILBU R. C. CROSS Hal Gus Spanish Club, Wifhrow Club. Radio Club Camera Ciub, Special Chorus, HELEN R. CROW, Crowie Kalidasa. Tower News. Law Club, G.A.A., Halmilionian, Hockey III, IV, Basketball III, IV. Baseball II. IIII IV. Hiking III, IV. ROBERT B. DEAN, Bob Wifhrow Club, Tumbling III, IV, Track II. ROSEMARY DEIMLING Law Club III. IV. Kalidasm G.A.A., Baskefball II. HELEN M. DETERS. Dee G.A.A.. Hockey IllI Basketball III. DAVID DeVORE, Dave Hi Y, WiHIrow Club, Thalian, Philologia. Maih Club, H. R. Pres, l. H. WILLIAM L. DEWEY. Bill Radio Club. Tower News. Py'hagorean. Aeneadae. VIOLET M. DILLER WILMA J. DISS. Bmie Law Club. Kalidasa, Special Chorus, G.A.A. WILLIAM R. DOHERTY. Irish Camera Club. Spanish Club, Jeffersonian. IDA MAE DOLLE. Dolly Kalidasa. Camera Club. WALTER P. DOLLE. Parry Spanish Club. Maih. Club. American Hisfory Club. Wiihrow Club. Football IV. CHARLES H. DRAWBOLT, JR.. Chuck Special Chorus. ROBERT L. DUNING. Bob Wi+hrow Club, Spanish Club. ROBERT R. DUNN, Bob Orchesfra. Band. Track Ill. CARLYN RUTH ECKMAN. Car HARRY EDWARDS, Ed Thalian. Hi Y. nyhagorean. Special Chorus. Annual SNH ROBERT EGGERS. Bob EDGAR C. EIBEL. Ed Special Chorus. MARGARET ELSTUN. Marge Kalidasa. WILLIAM ERBACHER. BILL Band. Orchesfra. BEULAH M. EVANS, Booey Law Club, Kalidasa, Camera Club. G.A.A., Baskei'ball ll. IIII IV. Hockey IIII IV, Baseball III. IV. Hiking Club. MARY DELLA FAIN. M. D. Bank SHE. Kalidasa. Law Club. Lunchroom Stag. MAURICE H. FARRELL, Monne Wifhrow Club, Fooiba IV. Baskeiball ll, IIII IVl Baseball IIII Boxing III. IV, 5mm. ming II, III. VIRGINlA L. FAUNTLEROY. Ginny Euclidean. Kalidasa. Annual SHE, G.A.A. MYRTLE FENNER, Curly Euferpean. Kalidasa. Camera Club . DOROTHY FENTON. Def French Club, Kalidasa. G.A.A.. Special Chorus. Home Room Presideni I. JAMES FERGER, .Jirn.H DukeH Band. Orchesfra. Tennis Club. Summing Team lll. EDITH M. FETLER. E. D. French Club. Kalidasa. EDNA LOUISE FLANNERY, Eddie French Club. 6.A.A., Kalidasa. ALICE FLOREA. Al Kalidasa, Spanish Club. Lunchroom Siam G.A.A.. Annual SiaH. ROBERT E. FOERSTER Orchesi'ra. Eu+erpean, Hamilfonian. FRED W. FOGWELL. Bud JeHerscnian ROGER L. FOSDECK. Rage Annual Eclifar. Swimming ll. III. IV. Class Presiden+ III, IV. Hi Y. Phiologia. Camera Club. JeFersonian. Euclidean. Tumbling Team Ill. Pep CommWee. CHARLOTTE W. FREY. Charlee nyhagcrean, Girls' Glee Club, Special Chorus, Selacf Group. G.A.A., Camera Club, Kalidasa. ROSEMARY FREY - Scribblers. Home Room Presideni II. Dance Club. French Club. Virgiliani. Euclidean. Kalidasa, GAA.A. JANE GAIBLE Dance Club. German Club. Kalidasa, Swimming ll. III. IV, Baskefball III. IV, Baseball II, III. IV. RUSSELL W. GALLOWAY. Rus Euclidean, Wiihrow Club. Annual Shin. NANCY GARDNER Kalidasa1 Spanish Club, Special Chorus. G.A.A., Mileage Swim IIl HI. HAROLD W. GEAR. Shiffy Lunchroom SHE. Euclidean. Tuwer News. Philologia. Hi Y, Boys' Glee Club, Swim- ming II. IllI IV. 20 ELIZABETH GILLETTE CATHERINE J. GiLMARTIN, Kay RUTH O. GLASER Kalidasa. Special Chorus. ALVINA F. GOEBEL. AI, Billy Dance Club, Kalidasa. Law Club, Hamilfonian. G.A.A., Baskeiball III. IV. Baseball III, IV, Hockey III. ESTHER GOLDBERG, Es, A Kalidasa. Law Club! American His+gry CW5. LAURA MAE GOLDEN. Shorfy G.A.A.. Kal'ldnsa, Camera Club. LOUIS GOLDSTEIN. Golds Thah'en. Annual Business Manager, Boys' Glee Club. Special Chorus. Camera Club. Euclidean. Philologial STANLEY T. GORDON, Sfan Thalia . Philologia. Wilhrow Club Boys' Glee Club. Special Chorus. French Club. Tower News. Annual Staff. ALICE GRANT GFrls' Glee Club. Special Chorus. Senior Orches+ra. Kalidasa, Eu+erpean. MARY EDITH GRATE. Merh G.A.A.. French Club. Kalidasa. Hockey III. IV. Baskefball I. III. Baseball I. II. III. CLARA E. GREER. Sammy JeHarsonian. Camera Club. Kalidasa. Aenaadu, G A.A.. Baseball ll. IV. Baskef- ball IV, Mileage Swim IV. MARTHA GREY Kalidasa. Hamilfonian. HELEN GRIDER WILLIAM B. GRIGGS, LiHle Bill Virgilieni, MaH'I Club GERTRUDE GROENIGER. Paf Kalidasa. G.A A.. Baskefba I. ll. lll. W. Baseball IV, Swimming l. MARTHA GROSS. Mar Tee Camera Club. Kalidasa, G.A.A., Boslefball Il IIr III, IV. Hockey II II, IllI IV, Mileage Swim IIL IV. Baseball IV. HILDA GROSSMAN. Caz, Frankie Kalidasa. American History Club. Tower News. Camera Club. Law Club. JEANNE GUSTETTER, Gus Hamilfonian. French Club Home Room Presideni II. Special Chorus. Kalidasa, Tower Y. THELMA E. HALE. Tee Thaliam Kalidasa. G.A.A., Baslefball III HI. WILLIAM HALL. Bill Wifhrow Club WINNIFRED L. HAMILTON. Winnie Camera Club, Kalidasa. Euferpean. Special Chorus. 6.A.A. DOROTHY L. HAMMITT. DoHI'e G.A.A.. Kalidasa. Camera Ciub. GEORGE M. HAND. Cheese Euclidean, Foo+ball I. II. III. IV Caphin. Baskefbcll III. IV. Baseball I, Junior Track 'I. MARY ELLEN HARPER G.A.A.. Kalidasa. French Club, Hockey Ill. 2I 22 HELEN L. HARRELL Kalidasa. French Club. G.A.A.. Dance Ciub H. Annual Edilor. ELEANOR HARTMAN. El JeHersonian. Tennis Club. Camera Club. Tcwer Y. 6. A. A.. Special Chorus Ill. Kali- dasa. Euferpean. French CIub. ROSS M. HASTIE Aero Club. Philologia. Math Club IV. Special Chorus. Foofball HI, IV, Swimming Ii, I . V. GRETTA HASTINGS. Gre+ Kalidasa, Thalian. Virgilian'l. Phy+hagoraan, Dance Club. Special Chorus. Swimming. Baskefba . Hockey. BLANCHE R. HAYWARD. Bee Law Club. Kalidasa. G.A.A.. Bank Sfeff. American Hisiory Club. Basiefball I. H. HI. IV. HELEN HAYWARD, Hay Hay Kafidasa. Tennis Club. French Club, La+in Club. Hamili'onian. Home Room President I. ?.??.An Special Chorus. Dance Club. Pep Comm'IH'ee. Hockey. BaskeHnll. Base a . JACK HEEB Withrow CFubI Tariaglian, Hamiltonian. Traci III. MALCOLM HENDLEY Pap Commiffee. Hamiltonian. Tower News, Wifhrow Club, Philologia. Hi Y, nyhe- gorean. Junior Track II. III. Senior Track IV. WILLARD HERWEH French Club ll. Py+hagoream FLORENCE ALICE HICKEY, Babe Camera Club. Girls' Glee Club, Kalidasa. Special Chorus, G.A.A. HILDRETH HILL. Teddie French Club. Special Chorus. Sirls' Glee Club, Kalidasa. Dance Club. 6.A.A. MARYHELEN HENANT. Topsy Tower News. G.A.A.. Virgiliani, Kalidasa. Special Chorus. KENNETH E. HITTINGER. Ken nyhagorean. Camera Club EDWARD W. HOFF. Ed Annual Staff. Cheer Leader. Special Chorus. chs' Glee Club. Spanish Club. With- row Club. Philologia. Thelian, Swimming IV. LOUIS R. HOFF WHhrow Club, Euclidean. Boys' Glee Club, Special Chorus. RUTH V. HOFFSTETTER. Huffy Kalidasa. Asironumy Club, Girl Scou+s l. Special Chorus, Gir1s' Glee Club. Euferv pean. G.A.A. JACK T. HOHNSTINE. Jake Law Club. Boys' Glee Club. Special Chorus. Swimming II. III. IV. GLADYS FLORENCE HONEYSUCKLE. Babe MARTHA BURR HOPKINS. Happy Dance Club. Tennis Club. Alpha Y, G.A.A.. Kalidasa, French Club, La+in Club, Pep CommiHee, Hockey, Baskei'ba , Baseball, Swimming. ELVIRA HORMBERG. Happy'l Kalidasa. Special Chorus, Girls' Glee Club. MARY HORTON Thalian. French Club, Lunch Room 5453, Euferpean, Special Chorus, Kalitiasa. Home Roam President Ill. G.A.A. GEORGE H. HUDSON Band. Orchesira, Eu+erpeam LORRAINE HUFFMAN. Renee Home Room Presiden+ II. Kalidasa. G.A.A.. Dance Club. Bank Shag II, III. MAXINE G. HUGHES. Max Thalian. Kalidasa, G.A.A. DOROTHY H HUNTER, Dot Girls' Glee Club. Kalidasa. Law Club. Camera Club1 Tower Y. SANA. FRED B. HURLBURT. Frih Law Ciub. Special Chorus. Backroom. JeHersonian. Faofball I, ll. ETHEL M. HURON. Shoriy. Red Thalian, Camera Ciub. G.A.A.. Kalidasa. Baskefball III, IV. ALVIN IGNATIUS. AI Tower News, Py+haoraan, Virgiliani. Tennis Club. GORDON W IRELAND. Squire. Irish Special Chorus. VIOLET JACKSON. Vi Law Club. G.A.A.. Kalidasa. Girls' Glee Club, Special Chorus, Baskefball I. DOROTHY JOHNSON. Dof Law Club. Camera Club. VIRGIL JOHNSON, Whifey Draco. RUTH JOHNSTON. Johnsfon G.A.A., Kalidasa. ROBERT JONES, Bob. Bobby Hi Y. Wifhraw Club, Phi'ologiaA LORENE AA KASE. Pete Kalidasa. Special Chorus THELMA MAE KEAM. Bch, Thel G.A.A.. Kalidasa. ROBERT E. KELLETT. Bob Euclidean. Track ll. III. IV. MARION KERSHNER, Kersh Euferpean. Band. Tumbling Team III. HAROLD KILLEN, Guz Camera Club, Wiihrow Club. MARY KING. King Kalidasa1 Alpha Y. Tower Y. Baseball I, IL 1H, Hockey III, IV. JOHN F. KIRKPATRICK. Kirk Pyihagorean. BECKY KIZNER. Becks Kalidasa. G.A.A,, Girls' Glee Club. Special Chorus. American Hisfury Club Bas- keiball I. II, IV. Baseball L II, III, IV. Annual 5+aH. CORALIE KLEINE Kalidasa ANNA MARIE KLEMM. Reece American His+ory Club. Kalidasa. Law Club. G.A.A.. BeskeHnall L II. IV, Baseball I, ,1 , IV, Hockey IIII IV. Annual SfaH. HOWARD KLETT KIeHy Wifhrow Club. Hi Y, Philologia, French Club, Annual Staff. CHARLOTTE L. KLOTTER, Char Kaiidasa1 Camera Club. French Club' Special Chorus, G.A.A, LUCILLE A. KOELBLIN. Kebbie Thalian. Scribblers. Special Chorus. Dance Club. French Cfub, Kalidasa. Alpha Y. Pep Commiifee, Tower News. Swimming II II, HI. IV, Bas keiball III. IV. Baseball III, IV. Hockey III. IV, Mileage Swim I. II, III, IV. ARTHUR KOEPPE. Ari Bays' Glee Club. JeFFersonian. Tumbling Team. 23 RUTH E. KOUSCHUE'IZKY. Tiny Kalidasa. WILLIAM W. KOOLAGE ThaHan. Euclidean. H? Y. Philologia. Baske+ball III. IV. RUTH A. KROGER, Book Kalidasa. Aeneadae. Baskefball II. FORREST KRUEGER. Bud Hi Y. Hamilionian. Baskeiball II. ill. IV. ETHEL R. KUHLMAN Kalidasa' Dance Club, Aeneadae. Hockey IV. Baskefbal! IV. MARY F. LANG, 51; Girls' 6'93 Club. Saki! Kalidasa. EDWARD LAWSON. Ed Special Chorus, Tumbling III. FAY LAWSON Astronomy Club. EDWIN M. LEMERTl Ed ARWOOD F. LIGGETT. Bub ROBERT W; LIND, Bike, Bob Lunchroom SMH. Law Club. Hisfory Club. Foo+ball IV. ELLEN LINDELL. Ollie Tower News, Annual SfaH. Hamilfanian, Thalian, Scribblers. Spanish Club. Kalidasa. GRACE UNDER. Gracie Girls' Glee Club. Home Room President ll. French Club. Special Chorus. JAYNE W. LLOYD. Jay Kalidasa. Special Chorus, Virgiliani, Jefferscnian. MARY C. LOFTUS, Cel Annual SfaH. Lunchroom Siam Horne Roam Presidenf IV. Law Club, Dance Club. Kalidasm American Hisiory Club. Bank Tellerl G.A.A.. Baske+ball I. II. III. 1V. Baie- ball H, III. KATH RYN LOFTY. Kafy MARIE LOWE Asfrunomy Club. FRITZ LUEDERS Lufin Club IV. HOWARD H. LUEHRMAN, How Special Chorus, Law Club, Wifhrow Club. MATHIAS LUKEN, MaH . Philologia, Hi Y. HamiHonion, Wifhrow Club. Special Chorus. DOROTHY LUSHBAUGH. Def Thalian. Tower Y, Tower News SHE. Annual Staff. Ar+ League. FLORENCE LUTZ GirFs' Glee Club, Orchesfra Virgiliani. G.A.A. ALICE LYCAN. AI Kalidasa. G.A.A. LUCILE MACK Asfronomy Club, Scribblers. Camera Club. Aeneadaa. Tower News S+aH. 24 HELEN MAIHLE. Hi Girls' Glee Club. G.A.A. MARJORIE LOUISE MATHEWS, Margie Special Chorus. Orchesfre, Kalidasa. Euferpean Girfs' Glee Club. JAMES B. MATTOX. Jimmie JAMES MAXWELL. Jim Boys' Glee Club, Hisiory Club. Tower News. Wifhrow Club. Philologfa. Tennis Club. Py+hagorean. French Club. Track III IV, Football Ill. CARL A. MAYER, Swede Law Club, Thalian. Home Room President L H. Faofball IV, Swimming I. II. III, lV. Track IV. MARGARET MAYER. Marg Py+hagoream Vfrgiliani. Eu+erpean, Kalidasa, Special Chorus. 6.A.A. LORRAINE M4 MAYNE. Rainy Py+hagoream Aenaadae. 6.A.A.. Kalidasa, Annual SfaE, Camera Club. KENNETH McBETH. Ken. Mack Special Chorus. Band. Junior Track I. ll. HELEN McCLURE G.A.A., Kalidasa, Aeneadaa, Euherpean. MABEL McCOY. Mac Eu+erpean. Kalidasa. Law Club. Baskefball II, III, IV. JUNE McDOWELL, Mickey Camsra Club, Euferpean. Ashonomy Club, Kalidasa, Riding Club. S.AJK. BENJAMIN McLENNAN, Ben JEANNETTE McMANAMAN. Jenny Kalidasa, ThaFian. Law Club. LOUISE MCNEAL. Weelie Law Club. JeFersonian, G.A.A.. Kalidasa. Bank SiaH. DOROTHY MERSFELDER. Def Kalidasa, Hamil+onian. GA.A.. Asfronomy Club. MARY MESSER Spanish Club. Kalidasa, 6.A.A.. Tower Y, Home Room President IV ESTELLE METZGER French CFub. Kalidasa. THELMA F. MEYER, T. M. KalEdasa, Dance Club. SpeciaF Chorus. G.A.A.. Riding Club. Euferpean. ELLEN JANE MILLER. Jane. PH Spanish Club. Kalidasa, Annual Siaf'f, 6AA. JAMES MILLER. Jim Philologia. Wi+hrow Club. French Club. Virgilieni. LUCILLE MILLER. Lou Lew Cfub. Kalidasa. G.A.A.. Boslefball II, III, IV. Baseball III. IV. Hockey IVI Swim ming III IIII IV. HAROLD R. MOORE nyhagorean, Band. WALTER A. MOORE, Waif Camera Club, Spanish Club, Annual SIaH. DOROTHY M. MUELLER. I'Doi'll Kalidasa. Camera Club. Law Club. Lunchroom SfaH. Baseball II, IV. 25 26 WILLIAM J. MUND. Bill Baseball III. PAUL RICHARD NEIDHARDT. Nidy Py+hagorean. American Hisfory Club. EUNICE NICHOLS. Eunie. Dukh. Horne Room Presidanf ll. Camera Club. Kalidasa. MARIE AUGUSTA OHMER MARTHA JANE PARRY. Mady Law Club. Special Chorus, His+ory Club. Kalidasa. G,A.A.. Basketball ll, VIRGINIA M. PARTINGTON. Jinf' Jinna Orchas+ra. Eu+e rpean. Special Chorus. Kalidasa, G,A.A.' Annual SHE. Aenaadaa. Glee Club. Asfrunomy Club. American His+ory Club. RUSSEL PATTEN, Russ Track L II. III, IVI Fco+ball II. III. ELIZABETH FATTTERSON. BeHie, Pd Thalian. Kalidasa. Soecial Chorus. JOHN L. PEARSON Aoro Club. ELIENE PELZER, Al Kalidasa, G.A.A.. Scribblers. Annuoi Shag. French Club, Swimming II II. IV. EMILY PH NGSTAG. Em DOROTHY PIERCE. Doi ROBERT PLATTER. Bob Hi Y. nyhagoraan. Philologia, Wi+hrow Club. Home Room Pres. IV. CHARLOTTE PLUCKER GLAJNI Kalidasa. Aenaadae. ELIZABETH LORAYNE POSTLER BeHy Kalidasa, Spanish Club. Ma+h. Club. Hockey I, II. MARJORIE EDNA POTTS JAMES PRATHER. Jim. Jimmy Glee Club. 5AM PRATHER. Bus.'I Red Glee Club. Home Room ?residenf l. Cheer Leader III, IV. HOWARD PRINE, Priny Tower News Edifor. Camera Club Spanish Club. Lunch Room Staff. Philologia. Withrow Club. ESTHER LOUISE RABER Kalidasa, Thalian, Special Chorus. Tower Yi G.A.A.. JeHersonien. Aeneadee. DAVID L RADCLIFFE. Dave Tennis Ciub. Glee Club. Jeffersonian. MARTHA RAHE, Moss Kalidasa. Asfroncmy Club. Aeneadae. HamiHonian. VIRGINIA RAMSEY, Jean Kalidasa. Special Chorus, Baseba ll. FRED RATTERMAN Foo+ball III. IV, Baske+ball III, IV. Baseball III. IV. Tennis III. IV. HARRY RAUCH Wii'I'Irow Club LEONETTE RECHTIN Tower News SMFF. Lunchroom S+aFL Riding Club, Kaiidasa. French Club. Virgiiiani, Scribbiers. MARY ETTA REED Kalidasa. Asironomy. CORAPHOEBE AI REEVES. Squeebe. Cora G.A.A.. Tower Y. Kalidasa. MARGARET REHRING. Marg Kalidase. Special Chorus, American His+ory Ciub. Tower News. Scribblers. Spanish Club VERNA REICHWEIN. Pefe Thalian. Kalidau. Camera Club. G.A.A. VIRGINIA REIFF' JInr'IeyiI Kalidasa. ArI League. Camera Club. Special Chorus, Girls' Glee Club. G.A.A. IRENE REINHARDT G.A.A.. Kalidasa. Law CIuIa, Basketball III. IV. Hockey IV. ROSANNE REUTER. Mouse Lunch Room Sing, Thalia . Tower News Siafi, Annual Sfaff. Euclidlan. KaIidesa, Class Secreiary III. Scribblers. G.A,A.. Baseball ll. Dance Club, Baskeibali II. III. IV.' MARION GRACE RICHARDS. Sue Camera Club. Kalidasn. EVALON ROBERTS, Eva. Eva G.A.A.. Camera Club, Law Ciub, GirIs' GIee CIubI Kalidasa. Tennis II. ELLEN FI ROGERS, Ginger Euierpian. Senior Orchesfra. GVA.A.. Lunch Room Sfaff. PAULINE ROLF Scribblers. Kalidasa, Aeneadae. Pthagorean. MARY ROLING. Babe Aeneadae. French Club Camera Club. Kalidasa American History Club Hockey I. II. III. Basiafballl. II, Basabaill II TracIII II, III MADELINE ROOT. Mai, Shrimp Camera Club, Kaiidasa. MERRiLL ROUSTER. HicIIy Thaiian, Camera Club, Wifhrow Ciub. Traci: III III. IV, F. FORREST ROWLEY, Furry JeHersonian. Cafeieria. PAUL R. RUSSELL. Russ Euclidean. Boys' Glee Club. Special Chorus, Wiihrow Club. Cameri Club. DEAN RUTH Hi Y. Fooi'baII II, III. IV. Baskefbaii III, IVI Baseball IIII IV. Junior Swimming II. JANE E. RYDER. I'Jaclie. CI'Iany French Club. Euferpean. PAUL SACK. Socka Euclidean. J. ROBERT SAGMEISTER, Sag WifI'I'row Club. BESS SAND Special Chorus. G.A.A.. Kaiidasa. Camera Ciub, THELMA SANDERS. Tee. Babs Mgr. School Bank G...,AA Camera Club. Spanish Club. Kaiidasa. Home Room Presidenil. II. Jefiersonian. Baske+ballL III. IV. Swimming II, Jeffersonian 27 JOSEPH S. SCHAEFER. Joe Camera Club. Tennis Club. nyhagorean. American History Club, Baseball IIL IV. RICHARD SCHAEFER. Dick Thalian, Special Chorus, Jeffersonian, Baseball Ill. FLORENCE SCHEFFER. Flo LAURA HELENA SCHICK, Chic French Club, Tennis Club. Kalidasa' Dance Club. Hockey III Baseball ll. ANNA MAE SCHLANSER French Club. Kalidasa. Tower Y. NORMA l. SCHMIDT. Norm 6AA. Law Club. Kalidase. RUTH MARY SCHMUELLING Thailan. Kalidasa. G.A.A., Tower Y. FRANK ROBERT SCHWEIN Euclidean. Wifhrow Club, Tennis Club. ROBERTA SEARS, BerHe HAZEL E. SHAFER Kalitfasa. GRACE SHEPHERD Special ChmusI Girls' Glee Club, Kalidasa. G.A.A. PEGGY SHOEMAKER. Peg Tower Y. Kalidasa. Camera Club. French Club IV. Virgliani, G.A.A.. Riding Club. MARY MARGARET SHOOK. Dix G.A.A.. Camera Club. Kalidasa, Baskefball IV. HAROLD SHORT, ShoHy Orchaslra I, II, II IV. DOROTHY SIMMONDS. Do+ GAA.A., Law ClubI Spanish Club, Bank Staff, Kalidasa. ARTHUR J. SIMMONS. ' Ar? Hi Y. Wifl'lrow Club, Baskefball III III. IV. ROBERT J. SIMON Bob Philologia, WHhrow Club. Radio. JeHersonFan. Tower News; Euclidean. LOUIS SKUROW, Lou Special Chorus. American Hisfory Club. MARY E. SLOAN Aeneadae. Hamilfnnian, Kalidasa. G.A.A., Garden Club I. Special Chorus. ELINOR SMALLl DH Tower News, G.A.A.. Horne Room Presdenf H. W: Kalidasa. Dance Club, Spanish Ciub, Virgliani, Tennis Club. Hockey. Baske+balL Baseball. Track. Class Vfce-Presi- den+ IV. ROBERT BURNETT SMETHURST. ll, Bob Philologia, Wifhrow Club. Camera Club. EDNA E. SMITH Eddie G.A.A.. Kalidasa. French Club. American Hisfary Club. MARY E. SMITH. Mae Spanish Club. Kalidasa. Camera Club. ROY SMITH. SmiH'y Hisbry Club. 28 STEPHEN SMITH, S+eve Band. Tennis Club. nyhagorean. THECKLA SMITH. Tech Kalidasa. Home Room Fresidenf II, III. Special Chorus, Dance Club. EMILY MAE SNYDER. Emmie Kalidasa, Special Chorus. MARELLA SPRINGER Kalidasa, Virgiliani. JULIA SPU RGEON, Judy Annual Siaff, Tower News. French Club. GLAJL. Aeneadae, Tower Y. Camera Club, Kalidasa. Riding Club. GILBERT D. STEINAU. Gil Pyihagoraan. LILLIAN STEINBUSH, Lill Euferpean. HOWARD STERK. ch'dy Special Chorus. Boys' Glee Club, Philologia. Tumbling Team Ill. HELEN RUTH STEVENS, Shavey Aeneadag Kalidasa. WARREN STEVENSONI Sfeve MERVIN F. STEVES, Merv Thalian. Euclidean. Tennis Club. Special Chorus, Annual SfaHH', Tower News, Philo. logia, Wiihrow Club. Camera Club, Lunchroom Staff. Home Roam Presidenf III. Swimming IV. FRANCES STEWART VIOLET STILES. Vi Kalidasa, Law Club. Special Chorus. RALPH STOCKER. Shorty Wifhrow Club. Radio Club. CLIFFORD STOESS. JR.. Bip Euclidean. Boys' Glee Club, Lunchroom S+aFF. DAVID SMITH STOTT, Dave French Club. WALTER CHARLES STUEBING, Walf Wifhrow Club, Hi Y. Euclidean. Tower News, Tumbling Team, MELBA E. STURGIS. Mel JACK TEED, Jake Aero Club. GRACE THOMAS. MuH French Club. G.A.A. ALICE MARIAN TRAVlS, Biddie ELVA JEANETTE TURNER. Shnrfy American His+ory Club. Spanish Club. Kalidasa. Camera Club. HELEN V. UNDERWOOD. Ginger. Red Edilor Tower News. Camera Club. Scribblers. ERMA VOIERS Kalidasa, Law Club, BaskeHoall Ill. Hockey IV. 29 DOROTHY VONHAGEN, Do? Scribbler: IH, IV, Aeneadae. ROBERT WARNER. Spuds Track. Swimming. FRED WEHKING. Fritz Philolagia. Euclidean. Lunchroom SHE. Business Manager Tower News. JeHarsonIan. Home Room President III. JAMES J. WENNER. Jim Euclidean. Foofball. III. IV. AUSTIN WHITE. Ausfie Philolog'la, WHhrow Club. Hi Y. Thalian. Tower News SfaFF, Home Room President IV. NELLIE JEAN WHITE. Nell MILDRED FRANCES WiLLISl Babe Kalidasa. Euclidean. Aenoadae. G,A.A. MABEL WILSON. Mab Thalian. Camera Club, Kalidasu. Girls' Glee Club, Special Chorus. Home Room Presidoni L NAOMI WINEBRENNER, Na Thalian, Dance Club. Law Club. Kalidase. G.A.A.. JaHersonGan. PROVINCE WINKLER, Prov Special Chorus. GRACE WITTE KalidasaA Law Club. Baslefball II IVs Hockey IV. Traci. CHARLES P. WOOD, Chip Pyihaqorean. Aero Club. Swimming Ill. STACIA WOOD. KiHy Special Chorus. French Club, Kalidasa. Tower Y. Eu+arpaan. Girls' Glee Club, Spanish Club. Orchesira. WALTER WOODWARD. Unca Wolf EDWINA R. WOOLEY. Eddie Tower Y, Kalidasa, Aeneadae, Special Chorus. LILLIAN WRATTEN LUCILLE WULFHORST, Luc Kafidasa. Camera Club. Lunchroom Sfaff. Virgiliani. CLARA BELLE YOUNG, Claire Law Club. Kulidasa. French Club, Girls' Glee Chb1 G.A.A. MARIAN YOUNG. Min Kalidasa. Pythagorean, Hamili'onian. G.A.A. ROBERT P. YOWLER, Bob Lunchroom ShFF. Special Chorus. Wiihrow Club. Philologia. Lafin Club. Hoys' Glee Club DOROTHY ZIEGLER. Dot. Pu+s G.A.A.. Kalidasa. Special Chorus. Law Club. Hockey IV, Baskeiball III. IV! Base- ball III. IV. Swimming L II, HI. IV. HARRY ZIEGLER. JRs, Zig Tennis Club. BETTIE ZOELLERs Beis Thalian. Scribblers. Annual Illl IV. Tower News II. III. IV. Tower Y, Kalidasas Special Chorus. Girls' Glee Club. HamiHonian. FREDERICK A. E. ZUGELTER, Fez 30 JUNIORS 3! JUNIORS HREE-FOURTHS OF THE cruise is comple+ed- now for +he final spurll +his rippling siream oi our life here af Wifhrow High School, we find +he course was not such As we look back over a slormy one affer all. for The helpful beacons and locks along +he wayecur principal. our leechers. and our friends-have helped us l'o keep lo +he bes+ course. .. And af+er weafhering a iew small siorms and coming ouf smiling and vicforious. we have begun lo feel +ha+ spiril'. closeness. and unil'y which characierize an upper class. We have elecied a capfain and his males so +ha+ +his ship may be beH-er prepared l'o lead +he Wifhrow fled in the coming year and fo hold Hs own in fhe uncertain depihs of new and unfried waiers for +he lasf l'riumphanl' dash-Gradualion. A promising class in +he lir5+ iwo years. we have fried to fulfill all Jrl-Iose expecfalions in our iunior year. Reviewing our achievemenls of +his pasl' year we find i+ surprising how much we have been able +0 accomplish. In boys' afhlefics +he class has many individuals who are doing excellenf work in all sporls-foofball. baskeiball. baseball. swimming. and frack. The Cross-counl-ry Championship of Cincinnafi was won for Wifhrow by a ieam composed almosi entirely of Junior boys. The +hird-year boys have done excep+ionally well in 'lrack. and six Junior boys. 3+ least will receive frack leHers. The besl' hurdler and miler and second besi sho+-puHer Wi+hrow has ever had are Juniors +his year. The Class B baskefball ieam was comprised mosl'ly oi Juniors and will form +he nucleus of Wifhrow's baskeiball learn nexf year. Many Juniors have been awarded +he fhree-slar Gym Emciency Award which nexi- year will add some more local color +0 Wilhrow. In girls' al'hlelics +he class has been very forlunafe also. for +he Junior girls s+arl-ed a very successful season by winning +he hockey championship, +hrough clean and fas+ playing wifh +he puck. having won +hree games and los+ none. They look second place in basket ball. affer a hard lighf for +he baskefball championship in +he boys' gym. a game many will remember for il's +hrills. Because of ihe wifhu clrawal of +heir former pilcher. the Junior learn was no? so highly raled in baseball, bul' a'l +he end of +he baseball season +hey were again found playing in the championship game in which lhey were finally downed. afler a dimcull ball'le wii'h +he spunky liHle Freshman feam. They have shown a grea+ inferesi ancl Taken may places in Hue Three swimming meels and fhe Junior and Senior Red Cross Life Saving Tes+s. Many of +hose +0 receive swimming leHers and life saving badges fhis year will be members of +he Junior class. The A+hlei-ic Numeral. an award given by +he G. A. A.. which is fhe half-way mark +0 The cove+ecl All-round WI will be received by more Junior girls The Safurday hikes sponsored by lhe 6. A. A. have been well aHended by +he Juniors, and many are receiving l'heir poin+s for hiking 50 miles. +owarcl +he All-round W. Many +hird-year girls fool: parf in +he delithul program given by +he Chorean Dance Club of which +hey are members. +han ever beiore. On Color Day. which is lhe day when members of he iairer sex display +heir abilily and skill in irack and Held evenl's. +he Junior girls made a very fine showing. We are sure ihai on Honor Night when all +he awards won during the school year will be presen+ed lo +heir desl'ined owners. many of lhose girls will be Juniors. ln +he clubs +he name of many Juniors are found. no? only as members buf as omcers as well. All +he musical organizal'ions-eSpecial Chorus. Girls' Selecf Chorus. Boys' Glee Club, Girls' Glee Club. Senior Orchesfra. Junior Orchesl'ra. and The Band-clairn a large number oi musical Juniors. The ANNUAL and TOWER NEWS s+aFFs are using a number of +hird-year pupils +0 good advaniage in +heir work. hoping by +his +rain- ing 'lo prepare +hem for more responsible dufies in +he coming year. Many Juniors. girls and boys, are siriving ior places in +he Scholas- +ic Award Confesl', conducl'ed by +he QUlLL AND SCROLL, a mega- zine for high school publicaiions. Two of +hese have +heir work in +he link. and. from +heir wril'ings which have been published in TOWER NEWS. Wifhrow has excellenl reason for hoping for favorable resulls. Thai school aciivifies are no'r all play and no work is evidenced by +he fad ihaf a number of Juniors-bolh boys and girlsh-spend much of +heir oiherwise free lime performing sirenuous bu+ agreeable +asks in +he school lunchroom and school banlt. The Junior class has done +hose o+her small +hings +ha+ canno'r be enumerafed as can ibose already men+ionecl-accomplishmenfs-small perhaps for +he individual. buf large and necessary lo a successful school like Wifhrow. We have +ried +0 supporl il's school paperI TOWER NEWS. ifs year-book. ifs organizaiions. ifs proiecis. ifs games and aihlelic evenls. its rules. and HS ideals and fradifions. AHer reading +his pleasing accounl of l'he worfhy Junior class you will believe +he ou+s+ending frail- of +he Juniors is +heir colossal con- ceif. Bul +ha+ is hardly l'rue. We lmow only Jtoo well our numerous misfakes and failures-bu'l' so does everybody elser why no'l'e +hem here? We'll hope ihaf afier a while +hese failures and mislakes will be forgoH-en and ihai only a record of our achievemenis will re- main. +0 be remembered of line ihircl year of he Class of '3I. We record +heiforegoing accomplishmenis no+ as a bead . buf rather as a challenge-and nol' so much a challenge lo +he Juniors who are +0 succeed us es lo ourselves. for we canno+ yef aFForcl +0 resl' on eCHARLOTTE L. FREY. '3l. our laurels. CHARLOTTE L. FREY Secrefary WILLIAM FRAN KLIN Presidenl 32 MARJORIE COWELL Vice-PrEsidenl- GEORGE YOU NG Treasurer Abraham. Elnora Acomb. EvareH Ado ,CarI Ahlert William Allem Jane Anderson. Char1es Anglm BeHy Apple. Rufh Baas, Hilliard Baehr. Arfhur Bagley. Dorofhy Barber, Minnie Lee Ba+errnan. Ru+h Bayarsdorfar, Elaner Beirne. Howard Bellonby. Dorofhea Beyer. Cafharine Binder. Marian Bingham, Jack BiHmann. WaHer Bofley. Corinne Bower, Doroihy Boyd. James Boyle. Jack Britfain. EHen Claim Briffon. Gerald Broadsion, Ted Bromley. Naomi J. Bruce. Elizabeth H. Bruch. Robert Bruckner. Jean Brunk. Alida Burr, Helen, M. Bush. Newell Bush. MarguerHe BuHer, Bob Canier. Lawrence Carfwrighf. Clara Caseyl Clarence Casfelli. Helen Ciarniallo. Evelyn Cimaglia. Vince ! Clark. CIiHord C. Clauder, Jeff Collard. Mary Be+sy Combs. Milfon Condon. Helen Conger. LaRue Cowell. Mariorie Craig, Eleanor Crouse. Mary D'Agosfino. Caie+an Diack. Rufh Diers. Viola Doench, Mabel Dcwney. Jane Aicholz. HeHy Albers. Rosemary Alderdyce. John M. Armacosi. Jean Armsirong, Paul Ash, Helen Barnum. Virginia Barr, Rufl'l Barrows, Rufh Berklein. Rufh 0. Bernhardt Es+her Bernhardt Robert Bliss, Virginia 30552. Meriorie BosseH. Ralph Brady. Frank Brasch Erving Brawley, Jane Brooks, Hazel Brown. Harold Brown. Margaret F. Brunnar, Alice Buck. Milfon BuHemeyer. RuHI Calleway. Ennis Campbell. Jack Campbell. Ruih A. Chalker, Ruih Chambers. William Chisholm. Florence Cobb. Willis Coleman, Eugene CaHins. Blaine Conli, William Conway. Edward Couch. Virginia Davis. Virginia DeGarmoe, Ruih DeMar, Lewis Doyle. Eleanore Drexelius. Ayleen Durham, Mary 33 34 Easi'er. Flay Eckman, Jusfine Edwards. Thomas Ebel, Esfher Esslinger. Mary Evans. Herberf Evans Marian Eveland. Wm. B. Fern. Siewarf FHe. Edna Finch, Dorofhy Finch, Walter Fisher, Eleanor Fisll. Arde Flandreau, Robar'l' L. Flefcher. William Frey. CherIoHe Frey. Gordon Fricke, Rufh Frommeyer. Jean Gamble. Robert Gelhof, Josephine Gessley. Kafherine Gibson, Evelyn Glynn. William Gordon, Nancy Graney. Roberi W. Granger. Peggy Grim. Eleanor Griswold, Paul Grosse. Doris Grossman, Anna Hague. Harolci Hail. Irene Heller. Grefchen Hardy, Rufh Harrison. Frank Hayes. Rufh Harveyi Margare+ Haydon. George Hellebush. John Helwig' Dorofhy Henderson, Marfha Henderson, William Holford. Harold HolQenkamp. Edward Hopkins. Janef Hopper. Robed D. Hummel. HiHon Hurst Lore'Ha ImhoH, RuHI Imsande. LeMoine Janka, Bob Jennings. Genevieve Jensen. Homer Johns+on, Doro+hy E. Eiche, Erma Eisenberg. Elaine Ellson. Douglas. Emswiler. Roberi Falone. Paul Fehl. Edna Fels. Ru+h Fennen. Helen Finke. William Finns . Earl Fires+one. Richard Fischer. Jack Flinn. Margaref Francis. Lucille Franklin. William Freeland. Milfon Fulford, Dorofhy Fusaro. Mary Gabel. Mildred Gain. Frank Gill. Virginia Givens. Carolyn Glardon. John Glos. Arfhur Grassmuck, Elaine Grea+orex. Geneva Green, Garnei Greifa, Marion Gro+a. Fred Guen+her, Verna Haberer, Alberf JV Haggard. Karl Harkins. Dwighf Harmon. Mary Rose Harper. Georgina Harris. Harry Haynes, Vfoodrow HazeHon. Merrill HarHaub, Ca+l1erine Heckle. John Hennessy. Allan Heschong. Eleanora Hessel. Ed Hicks. Helen Hous+on. Lelia Mae Huward. Jess. H. Huber. Red Hunt Majorie Isphording Dick lsphording. Ema Jackson,'Ru+h Jacob. Charles Johnsfon, Frank Johnson. Virginia Johnson. Wm. H. Jones. Agnes Jonea Charles Kaucher. Alberia Jones. Hilda Kawfman. Earl P. JonesI Homer Keidel, Florence Kaps1 Claudine Kennedy. Carl L. Kershner. Rufh Koolage. Janet Kirgan. Ru+h Krafzer. Fred KIeI'na. Donald Kreefz, Gerirude Koch. Joseph Krenh. Frank Krohme. BeHy Lance. Roberf Kuck. Roberf M. Lane. Sam Kunkel. Merril Larkin, Alma Lacy, Margarei Laub. Charles Laws, Viola Lindemann. Stella May Lommon. CharloHe Linz. Frank T. Lax, Charles Lohmiller. CharIes LiggaH. Elsie Lohrer. Dorise B. Lowry, Grace Magofeaux, Jean Lowfher. Virginia Maham, Edwin Ludlum. Roberf Meier, Ruth Lynch. Don MarshalL Bill Masom Jean McCaJeb. Clara Mauniel. Helen McCall. E+ta May, Harry McCarlhy. Selina May. Lillian McClure, Haml McCreary. Chas. McDaniel, Agnes McCreigh+. Jess McDaniel, Dan McCrone. Willard McDuHey. Cliffon R. McCurdy. Edward McElfresh. Ann Mecksfroih. VFrqin'la Milligan. Helen Jane Meinharf. Cressie Mi+chall, Andrew ergler, Helen Mimar. Dornfhy Meyers. Richard Mueller. Virginia Monfgomary, John Maser, Alice Moonifz. Harold Mossman. James Moore, Marjorie Muller. Ansley Moormann. Wm. H. Mueller, Mary M: Mulford. Willard Muse. Gladys MuHane. Inez Nankochh. Daniel Murphy. James M. NemiroFF. Bertha Murphy. John Nichols, Mary Nickum. Jane Norion. Charlof Niedenihal, Andy Oberkfein. Ru+h Niehof'F. Karl O'Connor. Mary Noelker, Roberf Oder. Warren R. Palmer. Jack Pdfhe. Laurence Pandorf. Carolyn Paul. Howard Pepe. Joy E. Payne. Lucille Parker, Bill Peal. S+anley Piafes, Mihi Peder, Carol Pikef. Mary Porien Flora Pollard, Helen Powell, Edna PolIiH. Mary Powna , James Presiun, Roberf RaHermann, Jack Puiman. John Ray, Eulafee Radabaugh. Gene Reeves, Mary Racioiifs. John Ramps. Don 35 36 Richards. Laura Lou Rodocker. Carey Rogers, Beefrice Rofh, Helen Sauer. Raymond SchiHing. Frank H. Scholfe. Aubrey C. SchoN. Charla? Schwemlein. Geo. Seibf. Georgiana Sellers, Dorofhy SeyHerle. Irma Simmonds. Richard Slimp. BeHy SmaluvH-z. Fannie Smart Emily Spade, Kafherine Spencer. Leon Sprung. MyrHe Shunfcrih. Thelma Sfifel. Margarei Sfrilrer. John S+oner. Frances Showman. Kafhryn Terri'l' BeHy Tiedflce. Paul Tschudi, Loreffa Tucken Frankie Vollrafh. Dorofhy VonDehm. Lois Vordenberg. Rosemary Wachendorf. Edifh Warnsn Charles Waflins. Bill Wafson, Clarence Waffs, Chester Weigel. Barnice Weinsiein. Seldon Wellmen. Norma Weiss; Heanor Whimacre, Doris Widmer, Clara Wiefhorn, Roberf Wilcox. Florence Wiof. Helen Wirebaugh. Mary Wolf, Alice Wolf. Helen Waolley, Virginia Woesie, Helen Yale . Raymond Young, George Roush. Fern Ruhl. Helen Sf. Clair. Leona Sandor. Nellie Schoeder.Rober+ Schubert Marie A. Schulz. Margaretta Schurman. Chad Shook. Crysfal Shuey. Bruce 5. Siegmund. Emil Silver. LauraHe M. Smifh. Charles Snowden. Kaihrynne Sohngen. Bob Solf. Loureffa Shansbury, Doris Sfapleford, Henley Sfagamayer, Merle Sieuwer. Edifh Sfubbs. Paul Surgener. Henry Taylor. Mae Taylor. Margaref B. T-yner. Jack Uimer, Robert Verna, Frank Volpel. Helen Wade. Geo. Wainwright Harrief Walker. Sarah Warneke. Lillian Weaver. Geraldine Webder, Virginia M. Wedig, Gordon Wehrmeyer, Wm. G. Welch. Roberf Wenzal, Constance Wenzel. Mary Whifaker. Dcroihy Wilm Margaref Wilson. D. Ellie Windsor. Elsie Winkler. Lillian Wolf, Kaihryn Wulfreck, Mariorie Wolgamufh, BeHy Wood. Oiive Young, Myron B. Ziegler, Florence Zieglerl Marybeih Worley. John SOPHOMORES 37 SOPHOMORES E. THE SOPHOMORE class of Wi+hrow High School. have iusf reached +he +urning poin'r oi our high school career. Already we are half way +hrough our secondary school life. and sincerely hope ihaf +he nexf fwo years will not go so fast buf will be ius+ as enioyable as he +wo iusf Finished, for we are indeed loa'lh +0 leave Wilhs row. We are glad io iorge ahead +0 fields as ye+ unconquerede'lo be more explicit +he Junior and Senior si'ages of our high school life; buf we are more +han a lii'He sad when we look back upon +hose phases of whai has been +hu: iar our greal'esl' under+aking which can never be again. We smile rue- iully when we recall 1'0 mind our very green Freshman sl'aie. when we experienced +he greafesi' difficuliy in linding our rooms, in becoming accus+omed +0 +he passing bells. and +he many oiher liHle odd +hings so hard +o understand, unfil one becomes familiar wi+h l'hem. Whaf a +hrill we received from our l'irsf call +0 lunch. our l'irs'l assembly. our foo+- ball viciory over Hughes. and many ofher evenfs. equally enioyable' of which nol'hing is leH buf a very pleasani memory. One pariicular even+ upon which we look back wiih pleasure was +he A-D parfy. which is given every year by +he Seniors +0 welcome +he Freshman class +0 Wifhrow. H was here ihal we received our real welcomeI and alihough we were made +0 dress and ad like +he meresi babiesI we realized +hen, for fhe firsf lime. +hai even +hough ihe upper classmen. of whom we slood so very much in awe. migh+ poke fun and ieer a+ us. down undernea'rh +here was a spirif of friendship and camaraderie io which we eagerly responded. for we recognized +hese sferling qualifies as +he basis on which Wifhrow is buili. Buf in reviewing ihe same year. we are also a li'Hle proud. iand iusily soI we ihink.l of ihe evenls in which we have been able +o show +ha+ we were noi so green.H afier all. H was a Freshman who won ihe posfer confes+ for l'he Annual. anofher who won +he Tower News con- fesi. while siill ano'l'her member of our lowly class broke ihe record for i'he girls' basketball +hrow. Oi +he year iusi past we fell +ha+ we can be equally proudi Again we have cheered +he Wifhrow Tigers +0 an easy vicfory over i'he big Red Team of Hughes. Many of our members have scrored indivi- dual honors. such as breaking +he record for +he indoor sho+-pul. win- ning fhe cup for fine besf ama+ueur mafman. and many more. equally nofable, which have all conl'ribufed +0 l'he laurels of +he class of '32. This year. while we have nof. as a whole. donci anylhing spec'l'acular in +he way of afhleiics. +he earnes+ endeavors. fhe loyal support and +he fair play of our +eams, bo+h boys' and girls', are qualifies of which we are proud. and we shall s'lrive +0 coniinue +0 pu'l' +hem in praiice ?hroughoui' our remaining years a'l Wil'hrow. We believe ihaf our scholasiic record has been equally as good as our individual afhle'ric record. Many of our members have had +he real +hrill of having +heir names on +he honor rolli bo+h +his year and lasf year, fooI while bo+h years +he honor roll has been headed by a member of our class. Cer+ainly one of +he main even+s of +his school year was Parenis' Day. How proud we were +0 escorf our parenis i'hrough +he halls and exhibi+ +0 +hem +he wonderful work accomplished in +he many deparfmenis of our beaufiful building and line gymnasiums. Many of us resolved +hen ancl +here +0 do our very besi' alwaysI +o keep Wii'hrow an insii- fufion of which we can be proud. as H has always been herei'ofore. We desire i0 keep +his high resolve uniil +he end of our high school life, and +hen s+ill carry if in our heari's when we are alumniI and fhu: live up f0 +he example 53+ by +hose who have graduaied before us. This is +he firs'l year in which we have really been on +he inside of +he ac+ivi+ies here a+ Wifhrow. insfead of on +he ouiside looking in, as we were lasi year. and as we learned much +0 our chagrin. is +he common lo+ of every Freshman. Bu+ we have learned. foo. +ha+ +his ''oui'side-loolxing-inll experience of our freshmen year was! in realily, an exfremely valuable one. for cer+ainly i+ gives +0 us, as Sophomores. a much grea+er +hrill in all +he school ac+ivifies +han we could possibly have experienced if we had known whai +hings were. We were in all probabili'ry much ioo verclan+ +0 have been able +0 grasp +he real sig- nificance of many of 'l'he phases of Wifhrow life which have now come +0 mean mosi' +0 us. To us high school has now ceased +o be a noveliy. and each one of us has eniered whichever of +he various fields of ac+ivi+y we have chosen among fhe many if has +o oFler wi'lh a de+erminafion +o employ our high school as file medium for which H is in'l'enclecl. namely, a place where ihe youfh of +ha+ mosf favored coun+ry, America. can prepare iiself for iufure life inclus+riallyi physicallyl meniallyy morally and socially. On +he Freshman who will be Sophomores nex+ year we besiow +he pleasure of razzing +he new Freshmen. a pasiime. which we. like +hey. have experienced and enjoyed. We feel en+irely confidenf ihaf +hey will coniinue +0 uphold +he honor and high sianding o-F Wi+hrow as +hey have in +hc- pas+ year. To the Juniors whose place we are faking, we promise lo do our besf +0 live up +0 +he high s+anclarcl, and +0 carry +he responsibiliiy which +hey and previous classes have se+ for us. for we feel confiden+ ihai we will coni'inue +0 do +he beHer, as we go on. and more fully realize wha+ our school and i+s duiies mean i'o us. We promise also 'lo pul' ini'o all wori'hy school enferprises +he same spirii and whole- hear+ed co-opera+ion which +he Wi+hrowi+es who have preceded us have given Jrhern. Seniorsl we bid you iarewellI and. wi+h +he res+ of Wifhrow. sfu- clenls and iaculfy. send you forlh info fhe world wiih our hearl'y and mosi sincere wishes for prosperify and happiness while we remain here fo do our besi. and carry on +he splendid work which you have clone. so ihaf if they be said of WiilhrowI ihe fairesi in all fhe land . -ELEANOR HAUCK. '32. 38 Abenschcn. Thelma Albrecht Rufh Allbecler. Helen Anderson. Mary Lynn Armsfrong. Eleanor Afhcheson. Alice A+kins. Pearce Ausfin. Jean Bakie. Craig Baldridge. JeaneHe Ballard. Rosella Ballman. LiseHe Bafas, Ann Bates, John Bauer, Elinor Baxter, Ulla Beisner. Arfhur Belcilore. Felice Bellonby. Rae Beman. Virginia Berfeie. William Bertanshaw. Helen Beyer, DoroH'Iy Beyer, Joan Ru+h Bohache. George Booth, Barbara Borreson. Ray Bowen. Emily Brown. KenneHw Brown, Margaref Buckmasfer, Ed. Buehler. Charles Carr. Helen Carr. Mary Carrier, S'lanley Carroll. Edifh Champion, Mildred Chapman. Eugene Charles, Samuel Chrisfapher. Helen Convery. Helen Cook. Cafherine Coppage. Verna Corbin. Garnefi Crebs. Richard Crisi. Elwood Crockeff. Virginia Crowley. Doro+hea Dahlman, Mildred Dougherfy. Carol Doughe-riy. Mildred Davis, Rober+ Dibble. Virgilene Dieckman. Raymond Dieferly. Charles Dfnsmere. Gardiner Due, Marie Dulle. Fred Duncan. Harry Duncan. Marion Anness. Frank Archiable. Ann Arend. William Argo. HeFen Bachman, Landon Bacon. Emery Bahlmen,Maiorie Bailey. John BaHimore, Alfred Banning, Rulh BarileH, Jessie Barr, Jean Beach. Donald Bea . Mary Lois Becker. Georgie Mae Behringer. Carl BenneH, BeHy Benneff. Mildred BenneH. Virginia Bernhar6t Rhoda Bill. Emma Bingham, Margarei Bingham, Edna Blackburn. Virginia Boys. Leale Keifh Branch Jack Brooks, Shnley Brooks. Virginia Bushbacher. Andy Calvert. Naomi Cameron, EIoise Carlson. William Casey. Charles Casey. Annie Casfelli. Sfanley Car+er. Faye Clark, Howard Comer. Roberf Culling. Thomas Conger. June Coughlin. Bruce Cowdrey. Margaref Cox. George Craig. Edifh Cunningham. Jane Curd. Emily Curry, Dick Dahlke. Albin Day. George Defers, Howard DeVora, Rufh Dewey. Roberi Diss. Alice Dorsey, Marvin Doylel William Draggoo, Margaref Dunham. Lee Duning. Clifford Dupper, Dorofhy Durbow, Lamonfe 39 40 DuHenhofar. William Easiman. Louise Edwards. Robarf Egbert Frank Eibel. Evelyn Ervin, Lavinia Esies. Golda Evans, Dorofhy Evans, Don's Evans. James Ferris. Jack Finch. Mary Fink, Alber+ Finke. Milcired Fisher. Paul Franz. Hale! Gaible. Rober+ Gerdes. Harrison Ghouri. Joe Gardnsr. Jacl: GilleHe. Margeref Gochel. Helen Goehringer. Rosa Goesling. Bill Graf. Lenora Groves. Roberta Grubbs. Loraine Gundrum, Rosalyn Gunfher. Elaine Gusiin, Alverfa Hamlin. Elizabefh HammiH. Caiherine Hardin. Evelyn Harlan, Sylvia Harris. Juan Hduck Eieanor Hayes. Thelma Haynes. Maxine Hackel, Robarf Henderson. Olive Henkel. Richard Henn, Gerhude Herrmann. Erna Hieaif. Eudora Hirs+. Lincoln Holmes, Charles Hoo+en. Dixie Jane Hopkins. Charles Hopkins, EdiHn Hopkins. Elma Howard, John Hulsbeck, William Hunt Mary Elixabeih Hunf, Merfha Hun+er. Ru+h Jenkins. Ina Albers. Rosemary Jenkinson, Rubens Je++. Jewel Joerger, Paula Juelg. Mildred Juhi, Irma Kaps. Richard Kearns. William Kearsey, Walier Kerr. Charles Kershner, Rufh Kleine. Richard Kibler' Befl'l K'lbbler, Paul Klepper, Beiiy Koehne, Roy Konrad. Earl Koolman. Jacob Krafzar, LaVera Eich. Mary Louise Englerf, Rober+ Erbacher. Edwin Ernst Audrey Ellen Evars, Arfhur Fearon. Frances Feder. Marie Fehl. Eleanor Fifch. Gene Foss, Sianley Francisco. Alberh Franke. Eliubefh Gafch. Dorofhy Gear. Donald Gail. Mae Geiger. Frances Grant EdHh Green. Naomi Greife. Maurice Greene. Eleonora Gwinnar. Milfon Hagar, Jack Haines, Lowell Ha . Jack Harris. Mary E. Harrison. Virginia Har+ken Fred Hawkins, Ben Handericks. Howart! Hendsricks. Edward Heflin. Ru+h Heim, Herman Hoddm Louise Hoffmeider. Helen Hollmayer, Harrie! Holloway, Rufh Horne. William Horfcn, HarrieH Houchins. Jean House. Anna Mae Ingels, Louise Jacobs. Richard Jeweit Mary Lou Jameson, Florence Johansmann. Walfer Janos. Alice Jones, Frank Jones, William L. Keidef. BeH'y Kemper, Lee Kennedy, Floy Kenney. June King. Dorolhy Kinney. Burion KTnney..Mnrgare+ Klasan. Dorothy Krebs. Dick Kreimer. Jack Kroum Flora Krug. Theodore Krusa, Emma Kuesfer, RuHI Kyle. Margaref Lackland, Lydia Lahke, Frank Lichf. William Lindahl, Violet Lfng, thyle Lorbach. Richard London. Dorofhy Luehrman, Leonard Lufz. Bernice LyHe. Donald Mahanay. William H. Mahlenkamp, Helen Mauiha, Charles May. Doroihy L. Mayer. Howard Mayne. Norman Mchfh. Carroll McElhaney. Robarf MacGregor. Aiasfair Mclniyre. Alax McK-e. James McKim. Rufh E. McMuIIen, thel Mae McVeigh. Franklin Meier, William Meh. Frederick Mayer, Edna Miller. Roberf MifchelL Thelma Rosef+a Moellmann, Gladys Monash, Marion Morgan, Aanur Mygaff. Fred Neegei. Richard Neal. Mi+chell Nail, DoroHIy Nerl. John Norris. Virginia Nofe. thel Obermayer. Grace O'Brien, Jimmie Ohmer. Dan Packham, Beifina Palmer, Bernice Parker, Kafhryn Perks. Roxie Doro+hy Pahick. Jerry Pefersan, Violet Phares. Carl Phillips, Orval Piepho. Randolph Pinkvoss. Henry F. Po+fer. Violef PowefL Beffy Powell, Edna PrassIer. Fred Pricke'H'. Alice Ramsay. Cleve M. Rawls. Cora Ray. Florence Rech. Faith Rechh'n. Gerhard Raising. Ca+herine Remke. Howard Rendigs, Marian R. Renneker, Mercedes Replagle. Julia Riehards, Kafhryn Rimmer. George Rodgers. Joe Roever, Muriel Rogers, Edward Lung. Vivian Lang. William D. LaRoy. Elsa Lewis, John R. Loux. Wiiford LovikJ-uI Marion Lucas, Shawn Ludlow. RuH'I Mann. Wade Maris. John Martin, Grace Maurafh Ralph McCord. Dorothy McDavid. RuH'I McDermoff, Ruihmary McFaddin. John McLain. Jessica McLaughlin. Bill McLeod, Aldon McMulIen, Gladys Mayer. Harrief Meyer, Vidal Meyers, Sfanley Miller. Mildred Morgan, Wocdson Morley. Wesley Morrison. Roberf E. Mueller. Mary M. Neumeisfer, Johanna Nichols, Arnold Nisbef. John Nisqnger, Lesfer Oliver, Walier O'Neal. Nelson Ovarend, Aurelia Owens1 Charles Payden. Devanna Peeslee, Ruby Peller, Evelyn Perlem Madeline. J. Piper. BeHy Piper. Rober+ Pla'H', Ruby Pcsegafe. Elinor Pulliam. Marfha Jane Quickley. William Ralphy' Louise R. Ramsey. Virginia Reader. thel Reeves! Adelaide Reeves. Helen Rei'FeI. Clifford Rehsch, Alberf Richards. Kafhryn Richardson. Ka+hryn Richf. Rufh Ann Rogers. James Rogginger. Carl Roos. Paul Roosa, Glenn 4l 42 Rose. Mary Rafhermel. Gordon Rowekamp. Edward Rubin. Joseph Schaedle, Durofhy Schaefer. Laura Schnefer. Eleanor Scherrer. William SchrofeL John Schrofal, Sfanley Schwarfz. Joe Sco'rf, Richard Shimler. Frances Shipley. Frances Shumard. Clason Shumafe. Roy Smifh, EsH'Ier Smifh. Helen Snyder. CarHon Somers. Adele Spearing. Chasfer Spencer, Edward Spickard. George Sfallings. Edward Sfevans, Rufh Siewarf. Eileen Sfieringer. Orison F. Sanhcomb. Verl S+ro+her. Elilabeih Sfrofher. Frank Swaim. Doris Ta+eman. Jeanne Thoroman. Evelyn Tierney. Bonnie Tranklar, Dorothy Trible, Charles W. Van Luenen, Jane+ Varkamp. Agnes Viss'mg. Bennie Vollmer, Margueriie Weber. Torn Wedig. Roberi Weickel. Eieanor Weier, Caroline We++ig. Virginia Wharfon. Eva M. Wheeler. Doraihy Wichlach, Evelyn Wilke. William Wilkes. Daisy Willis. Ben Wilson. Beryl WrEghf. George Leroy Wulfeck, Thelma Wurs+er. Eciw. WyckoH. Febr Salt William Samuelson. Louis R. Sanders, Edwin SaHEer. Charles Schierloh. Amy SchiHing. Fred Schmidt Wilfred C. Schneider. Wm. J. Searighl. Richard Seeger. Elinbeih Sheariu. Huber+ Shoemaker. Mary E Sibcy. Howard Sieverling Robert Simon, Mildred Sink. Vivian Sonnycalf. Ernesf Soufhgafe. William Spengler. Alberf Spear, Lillian Sianfcdh, Dick S+ammel. BeHy Eliner S+allard. Menelle Sfephans. Grace S+iies. Beniamin S+oclrer, Arline Storey. Francis Sfrauss. Marianne Taurman. Thelma Teichman. John Terrillr Gordon Terry, Roberfa Upperman. Emily Urban, Joseph Urban. Pefar Valenfine. Bob Wallace, Kaihryn Waflaca. Pearl Warner. Fred Wasson. Virginia Waigal. Evelyn Weindel' Elsie Weiss, Naihalie Welch. Robert H. Widman. Alberf Wiles, thel Wiley. Amelia Wiiey, Ru'H'I E. Wipper. David C. Wood, Mariorie WoodruH. Doroihy Woolf, David Yarmark, Mildred Young, Beehice Yowell. Mary W LUSHBAUGH FRESHMEN 43 FRESHMEN HE FIRST TIME our fooisfeps lithy sped along +he way lo Wifhrow's porfals is coupled wi+h +he happiest even +he mosl sacred, momenls of our lives. We were appalled by i+s spaciousness. awed by ifs beaufy: and +he l'houghl l'hal' ii was ours. +0 have and +0 hold evoked a filial love wifhin our hearis. Then. as we realized +ha+ we were a parl' of Jrhal' greal' hall of learning. we became willing freshies. No+ only did we earnesfly sludy our lessonsI buf we were loyal supperfers of foolball, furning oui' in greaf numbers +0 cheer for l'he orange and black. Indeed. six of our number wenf so liar as +0 make +he 'l'eam. In frack Jloo. six freshmen did +heir ufmosf lo place Wifhrow's colors on fop. and +hree of our boys swam on +he splash feam. The freshman girls did remarkably well in baskefball. and proved worfhy oompeh'fors wilh +he upperclassmen in baseball. We carried ol7li second place in +he firsl' inierclass swimming meal. and +hird in +he inferclass endurance swim. Hockey was one of +he mosl' imporlanl' il-ems on +he lisf of acfivifies of a grea+ many of line more a+hle+ically inclined of our freshman girls. for a large number of +hem, +hough unable +0 play he game when +hey arrived a+ Wifhrowl soon learned +haf aulumn io +he girl And +hey where no'l slow +o realize +he oppor+uni+y i'l' brings of enjoying ihe fang of +he frosiy air of lal'e aflernoon. parficipa'ling in +he fun of playing a game for +he game's sake. and knowing +he las+ing sa+isfacfion of 1he lessons laughf by giving ihe very bes'l of one's sehc for +he good of +he +earn. BUT we were nol. afler all. really giving up. We were. al'hleles of +he school means one fhing-hockey season. we found. geHing ou+ of hockey a greaf deal more +han we pu+ inio H. H was a grea+ game. we admiHed breafhlessly l'o each oiher. and we fallted exciledly over our scores. planned fresh campaigns, and care- fully wa+ched +he prac+ice games of +he Jreams of +he upper classmen. hoping +0 find. in he smoo+hness of +heir play. +he necessary ways and means of improving our game. Undoubfedly +hose who enioyed hockey will carry over our enfhusiasm for if info +he remaining years of our afhlefic careers of Wilhrow. Bu+ winfry winds and flurries of snow soon made us wish +0 seek some form of indoor a'lhlefic acl'ivil'y. and many of us found +he game of baskelball much lo our liking. Here was anoiher new spor+ lo learn. and, even if we already knew l'he Fundamenrals of +he game. fhere was slill much we could do +0 overcome our inaccurafe passing and wild sho+s. We knew +hey were inaccura+e and wild. The upper classmenI who designed +0 linger abouf +he gym lo walch a few of our praclice games. fell absolufely no hesfifalion in enlighfening us +o +ha+ effect We were secrelly very glad of 'lheir nol'ice of us. slighl' as H was. firs+ of all. because cruel as +heir cri+icism mighl be. we had +0 admi+ fhaf H was just Then. +00. even +he greenesf freshies is gral'eful for a liffle aflenlion. He recognizes +he fad +hen even a bru'rally frank crificism of his baskel'ball sho+ is enough proof +ha+ +he upper classmen who do the cri'l'icizing are al leasl' aware of his exisfencel Besides- some day we. +00. will be upper classmen. If was also our pleasure +0 make lhe posfers for swimming and baskefball. +0 herald meals and games. The general play-+he-game aHilude lhal' sponsored our al'hlel'ic success also led us +0 disfinguish ourselves in oiher fields. Mr. Surdo's musical eHorls wifh us proved successful and many ol' us belonged ei+her +0 Glee Club or Special Chorus. Looking back over +he +hrillers we have experienced. our high lighl was fhe Wifhrow-Hughes foofball game. Flying colors. blaring bands. cheering crowds. all aroused greaier excifemeni wifhin us rhan we had ever fell' before. Now rhaf we are abou+ +0 enter upon +he sophomore year of high school life. if is +ime for us +0 cas+ reluclan'r glances a+ our impressive, aufographic slickers. our chewing-gum, ankIe-socks. and loud suspend- ersl for +hey musl' be generously willed +0 our successors. Wilh whaf diFFerenf eyes do we now loolt upon +he beaufy of our surroundings. +he leachers in hall or classroom. and +he masl'er ar +he helml When we firsf en+ered Wifhrow's porfals. if was only +he immensiiy fhal impressed us. buf as lime swiflly passed we learned lo see ii all as a lover of flowers views she successful work of his gardener. The +ower. +he bridge. +he columns. and +he finely-moldecl curves and s+raigh+ lines endeared +he building +0 us. The abundanl Toliage. from liny pines f0 lhe hoary oak by +he side of +he lefl' lane. and +he velvel'y carpef of green over all +he grounds. form a pic+uresque seffing for our s+a+ely school which we have gazed upon wi+h pride. Realizing ihal educalion is nol confined merely +0 +he rule of +hree. Wilhrow added. even during our shorf slay wifh her. some very inspir- ing painlings which nor only have helped +0 cull'ival'e our ar+is+ic fasfes. bui lend beaufy lo corridors. The faces of Jrhe ieachers. once so new, appear +o us as fhose of old and frue friends. Oh. how dililierenfly we liel'l aboul' +hose same faces when we first saw +hem! Having become acclimafecl, we now regard Mr. Lyon as a friend. and nol' as a very ausl'ere genlleman l'o keep away from. If is only liHing now. afler +he long reminiscence of our feals +ha+ we acknowledge our faulls. which according i0 +he upper-classmen. can be quofecl in seven Figures. They varied llhis af+er an in+erview wi+h a senior, from zooping soup in +he lunchroom +0 bringing dogs +0 school. Of course, such liHle +hings as dropping our books. upseHing wasle-paper baske+s. and running +hrough +he halls were overlooked. bul when we offered our wise and ever-ready counsel we were in disgrace. Imagine a freshman advising a SENIORI Bu'r we're sorry.--as sorry as freshmen can beeancl sincerely hope +hal' in l'he ful'ureenear or far-r-we shall be able +0 boas+ of more foals. and fewer faul+s. for lhe honor and glory of Wifhrow. FALICE PYPER. '33. 44 e I Abel. John Abenschon. Lois Ackenhausan, Marcella Acomb, JeanneHe Adler, Seymour Ammons. Kafe Anderson, Mamie Anderson, Veva Anspach, Mary Rufh Applegafe. Helen Ayres. Frances Baldwin1 Anna Barishman, Berfha Barkau, Fred Barnes, Kenneth Reamer. Edna Bechfolf, Juniafa Behrendt Rosella Behrle, Loraine Behymer. Rufh Bernhardt Viola Berre. thel Bah, Raymond Beyer. Bridwell Bickeff. lsabell Blylhm Lois Board. Juiius R.. Jr. Buehmlen Ray Bolce, Moriorie Bond. Willine Brandner. Norman Brandi. Roberi Brasingfon. Richard Braffain, Mary Irauns. John Brockman. Viola L. Brown. Ada Brown. Frances Brown, Mary Brown. Richard Burlaw. Howercf BurneH, Murine Burr, Irene Caiio. Tom Carries. Ber+ha Cassidy. James Chalker, Arline Chaney, Melba Childs, Allegra Clari, BaHy Collins. Georgia Calvin. Glenn Conley. Bessie Cook. Jerome Cooper. Louisa Cowell. Bill Court Florence Craig. George Crawler. Ellenora Crane. Marjorie Curry. Irvin Dahlman. Myrl V. Dailey, Bob Dallrnan. Louise D'Andrea. Joseph Deckebach. Allyn F. Deeken, Joe Denman. Eleanor De Nuccio. Gene Defers. 5+ephen Diecitmen. Phoebe Disiel. Cherie: Dads. George Doench, Ruih Donley. Paul Dugan. Edna Dunham. Roy Dunlap. Harry Dunn, Tom DuHon, Ru+h Ernst Edyfhe Emmich, Jack Emerson. William Emerson. Grace Ellsberry. Roberf Ainsworih. Marjorie Alberh. William Alexander. BeHy Jane Amann, Marcella Ambler. Virginia Arend. Marjorie Arend. Virginia Armbrust Shirley Armsfrong, Vernon Afcheson. Anabel Bedleff, Bill Bafchelor. Grover Bauer. Louise Baum, Offs H. Beach. Lola Bell, Roberf Bellonby, Ellis Benfhein. Clarence Benzing. George Bernhard. Mildred Birk, William Birkleyn Harberi Blaisdell, Pafricia Bioss. Wayne Blush Mary Bosler, Krell Bossemeyer. Fred Boys. Virginia Bracken. James Brackman. Alice Brecker. Irene Breifens+eim Bob Bresfen Roberf Breuer. Norvin Briggs, Ellen Brown. Thomas E. Bruck. Gladys Buchholz. Paul Buckles. John Bunselmeier. Blanche Carries. Loraine Carnes. Lucille Carries. Vialef Carson, Mary CaHIerine Carver, Rufh Cochran, Helen Clark. Dorofhy Cochnowsr. Virginia Coffey. George Cohen.l Lucille Cooper. Maxine Cordem Charles Cordes, Jean Cornish. Alber+ J. Corrill, Edgar M. Crookshank. Randolph Crossou, Marian Cunningham. WiHiam Cummings, Angelene Curd. Irene Davis. Allen Davis, Margaref Davis. Virginia Davis. Harold Dawson, Harry Dick. Charles Dickey. Frank Dickins, Willie Grace Dicks. Wnberf Diebold. Helen Downs. Hale! DrackeH. Pl'n'l Drennan. Elizabeih Drexelius, Marfin Due. Minnie Eken. Edward Ewers. Flora Eveland. Harald Evans. Joseph Esfes. Louise Elam, Charles H. Ekermerer, Frank Eichhorn. Louis Eberle. Edifh Eckman, Ross 45 46 Eas+on. Paul Easfer, Pauline Earnhart Helen Ernsf, Marjorie Fancher, Susie Ferguson. Frances Fibbe, BeHy Ficlcerf. Rufh BeHy Finch, Lesiar Finch. Mary Fifzpahic, Leroy Flash, Jean Fleckensfain. Edward Fleckenstein. Ru+h Flinn, Rufh Ann Forney, Alvin Fosfer. Tom K Fcuig Elinore Franklin. Elizabe+h Friedrich, Arthur Galbraith. Lenora Ges+on. Mosalle Galiaghar, Graydon Garver. Grace Gasf. Carl Gibbons. Nancy E. Gierherf. Rufh Givens, Rufh Gividen. Marque? Giunfa. Saraphina Gloss, Willa Glynn, Mary Kay Gordon. Virginia Gough. Doris Grannan. BeHy C-Zvregory1 Flotence Grims. Rufh Griswold, Roberf Grass, Rulh Grove, ElizabeH'! Habichh Mary Jane Hachaf. Charles Hahn, Bernard Hainas. Thomas Hale. Jaci Hambrick, T. Arfhur Hammon, Bernice HamiHon. Jane Hammel. Helen Hammonds. GarneH Harris. Verna Harfe. Wilma Hadley. C1arence Harvudf, Cora Belle Hastings, John F. Henry, David J. Henry, MaHhew Hensgen. Ar+hur Hanion. Paulina Hern. Harry Higgins. Margeref Hill, Anna Ka+herine Hinnen. Anifa Hinnen. lslay HoFFeId, Hazel Holliday. Mildred Hommel. Leola Hoo+en. Horace Hopkins. Aileen Hopkins. James Hovekamp. Be++y Jane Hovekamp. Virginia Hughes. Florence Hughes. John M. Hughey. Gladys lgnaf'lus. Rufh lmsende. Wilfred Ireland. Virginia Rufh Jacobs. Lawrence Jenkins, Margaret Jones, Emily Jonesr Helen Jonestessie Jones. Varge 3. Jordan. JeaneHe Faust Berfha FeeI Christine Fehi. Rufl'l Feisf, Jonafhan Fans+ermachen R. Fisher, Elizabefh Fisher. Hugh Fisher. Roberfa Fifzgerald, DuroH-Iy Fihpa+rick Cecile Fluharfy, LeHe Fluor. Elmer Fluor. Mildred Forbus. Daily Ford. Lucile Fulfcrd, Marfha Fuhs. Rufh Funk. Helen Fusaro. Dolores Gaible. Jack Gerhardt Annabelle Gerhardt NaHie Gerdsen. Alberi Gerlaugh. Lucy 6e51, Roland Glancy. Edward Glanfon, Rufh Glasgow. Ediih Gluier. Adam Glemser. Marion Grab. Frank GraviHl Edna GraviH. Irma Gregoire, Arfhur Gregory. Mildred Grubbs. Jean Guenfher. George Gundarson. Ralph Gus+eHer, BeHy Haber'xorn. Dorothy Haiey, Mary Ha , Virginia Hall. Kathryn Hall. Nelfie Halsey. Norman Hamon, Wallace Handman, Anne++e Harmon. Iernard Harmon, Sophie Harris. Kennefh Heibriclc. Bob Hauck, Elvin Heinlein. Wilbur Hendrixon. Rufh Henn, Louise Hergef. Ru+h Heschong. Alberta He+zell. Jean Hidden, Mary Frances Hies+and.Barbara HoEman. Edward Honan, Kafherine Honan, Roberf Hohnsfine. Mary Alice Holliddy. Bernice Hopkins, William Hoppe, Harrfef Hopper, Caiherine Hopewell. Dan Horsfman, Edna Humphrey, John Hunf. Leis Hurst Rosemary Hu+chinson. Helen Huichinson. Jack Jennings, Eugene Jiles, E+hel Johns. Earl Johnson, Andrew Johnsfon. Russell Julian, Jessie Jussen. Virginia Kain, Peggy Kamner. Mary Kassner. Esiher via Kafherine, Henrie Keafing, Clifford Kelley, Frances Kelley, Gladys Kemper. Mary King. Elixabefh King, James King, Rufh Kingsley. Lenore Kinxer' Marjorie Klein. Mary Klein. Mildred Klein. Walfer. A. Kloh, Jack Koch. Charles Krebs, Harry Kreimer. Bob Kremsner. Phyllis Kroeger, Charloffe Krumme. Paul Lenier. Leafs Larkin. Rufh Laudeman. Turner Laverman. Mary Jane Law, Georgia Lewis. Virginia Ll'nd. Mildred Lind. Naomi Lind, Ralph Lindell. Ruby Loh, Charles Love, Wesley Luchsinger. Fred Luning, RuH'I Lyfard, Ella Maihla. Phyllis Mann. RuH'I Manss, Louise Marchmann, Charles Marsha . Hildred McDaniel, Dorofhy McDowell. Franch McFarland. BeHy McGraw. Cafherine McLean. John Mefford. Geraldine Mehas. Andrew Meinele, Ruth Meineke. William Meimsen Marsia Meyers. Lewis Meyer, Mariha Mayer. Marybelle Miller. Edna Miller, Joyce Lazure Moebus. Alber'l Moore, Donald C. Morrison, Mariorie Morris. Dorcfhy Morse, Jane Nicolaus. Henry N'temanJHarald Niemyar. Doro+l1y Nodh, Virginia Norlon. Charles Okvif, Mary Osi'erfeldl Mary 0H0. Be++y 0H0, BnHy Jane Owen. BeHy Pas'ron. Lillian Peaslee. Denning J. PadreHi, Clive Penn. Virginia Penningfon. Amanda Phillips. Augusius Phillips. Beulah Phillips. Quannah Leah Finney1 Lenore Piper. Meribelle Price. Berenice Price. Edgar Prohky. Theresa Pugh, Wiliiam H. Purkiser. Agnes Kenf. CharlaHe Kenf, William Kerr. Jean Kidwell. Marie Kircher. Ruih Killen, Gladys Kirkpah'ick, Jane Kisker. Jack Kisller. Margaref Klein, Bernard Koch. Margaref Kohl. Marian Kohler. Norman Koolage, BeHy Krall. Gladys Kunh, Jean Lacy. Delbari LaFor+une, Uurgalla Lakeman. Caroline Landen. MaurEce Lawson. Alma Lawson, Harr LeBFond. Donald Lebow. Leona Lee. Charles Long. Roberf LTnser. LoveHa Linser. Sheldon Lindsey, Warren Logan, Harold Lyile, Virginia Macinfyre, William Mack. Alice MahaHey. Eciward Mahoney, William MaHhews. Emily Mauihe. Doroihy Mazwefl. Edy+he McClure, Olive McCann, Hazel McKeever. Joe McLean. William McNeil. Arthur J. McPhall. Neil Mesh Dof Meinshausen, George Mergler. Rufh Mesloh. William Mehgar. Marian Meyer. Edmond Miller, Norman Mills, Harold Minfurn. Charles B. Mifchusson. Mildred MoFFIH, Rufh Mugavin, Phyllis Mulvaney. Robarf Murrell. George Myers. Eloise Neher, Harry Oberklain, Daniel Oberklein, Delia O'Connell. Charlof're O Conor. Tom O'Keefe, Norma Owsley, Ruth Mary Pain+er, Rufh Parker. BeHy Parks. Lois Parrish, Clark Pepper. Jane Perry, Maxine Pefers, Jacqueline Peters. Margare+ Pe+ersen. Raymond PlaHar. Florence L. Pleifner. Robad Poer+ner. Clara PosHer, George PoHs,Lawrence Pyle, Hhel Mae prer. Afice Ragland. CliFFord Rains. Edward Ramsey. Walier 47 48 Rafnour. Irving Ranch. William Reeves;1 Morris Re'IFF. Moriorie Releinger. George Reinhardt L4 Richardson. Dorofhy Riebs. Raymond Riggers. Frances Ringhand. Margaret Roberison, Ru+h Robinson, Cora Raederl EsH'Ier Rudesill. Earl Ruge. CherfoHe Runk. Edward Rupp, Jane Ruzicka. Teddy Servis, Fred Saichwell. Roy Sauer. Beulah Sawyer, Brion Scheidf. Jack Schlesinger, N. SchueH. Jean Schulmeyer, Eloise Schulz. RUH'I Schumalter. Elsa Schwemlein, William Scuff, Howard Shawver, Mary Jane Sheahley. GiIber+ Shepard, Elwood Sherman. John Share. Dorofhy Shorfen. Roland Sinclair. John Singer. Helene SiH'asorI. Charles SkiFf, Eleanor Mae Slone, Ruth Smart Margaref 5mi+hfon, Eli'zabefh Snyder. Jane Snyder. Mary EliubeH'I Sparks, Roberf Spence. Howard Spooner,El-I1el Siankorb, Russell Sfansbury. BeHy Sfapleford. Marfha Sfarkey. Frances Sfarkey, Wilma Sfefanoff, Valeria S+ugard, Margaref Sioup. Glenn Shief, Hubert Sfroemer. Alberi Sfropes. Ralph Sirasnider, Ru+h Sfruble. Virginia Swaim. Edwin A. Taylor, Milfon Teagle. William Howard. Emerson Terbrueggen' M Teubner. Roberi Trendlea. Joe Tribble, Mariorie Turner. Helen Underwood, Rae U+L Virginia Vance. Clarice Vogf. Roberf Von Hagen. Janef M. Vordenberg. Fred E. WaHenschmidf' Dari: Wainman, Alfred Wagner. Audrey Ware, Fred B Warfik. Grace Wasserman. Herman Waflins. Fores'r WaH, John Websfer, Rober+ Whife. Bob Whife, Pearl WhH'e. Roberfa Whifehead, Don Wicke. Winslow Wicks. Sue Wiiley, Frank G. Williams. Doro+hea Wilsnn, Irene Wilson. Gerfrude Wilson. Roberf Wilson. Vicfor Wolf. Myron L. Wood, Gladys Wood. Jean Wood. Maxine Woodcock. Jordan Wulforsf. Joan Replogle. Carl Resler, Lefayefie Reuier, Rober+ Reuwer, Marfha Reynolds, John Rogers. Alice Rommeihs. Myrile Roncker. James Rosen. Ber+ha Roser. Laura Rydll, May Ryan. John Saehr. Virginia Self, Helen Summons. Roberf Schaff. Carl SchoH, Harold Schrimper. Esfher Schroeder, William Schubert Dumfhy ScoH, Ka+l1leen Searcy. Geneva Sembach. Erma Sapfanf. Harold Seward, William Shoup, Charles Shroyer. Walfer Simich. Rudolph Simich, William Simpson, Caihryn Smith, Bruce H. Smi+h. James Smith. Mary A. Smi+h. Raymond Smith William Sprou , Helen Spurgion. Raymond SiaFford. Chesiar F. Sfagnaro. Gene Standish. Esfher Shamans. Louis A. 5+erre++, Will Shacklin, Arfhur Shane. Andrew Sioup. Charles Sfugard, Virginia Siump, Harrie? Sullivan. Maureen Surganer, Frances Thompson. Ida Mae TthBSI James Timme. Elaine Timmen Roberi Trechfer. Edward Van Courf. Carofyn Van Dervort Marion Van Winkle, Lewis Veale, Janie Vl'fek M. Eileen Walker, Augus+a Walker, Darofhy M. Walker. Richard Walfer. Eugene WaHers. Lydia Weise. Lesfer Weissmann. Carl Wanner. BerH'Ia WhHacre. Day+on Whi+acre, Thomas Wiggers. Muriel Wilan, Samuel Wile1 Roberf Wiley. Rufherford Willis. Robert Wingef, Jackn Winkler. Alberh Winspear1 Roberf Win+ers. Marielle Woehrmeyer. Alice Young. Cecil Yowler. Mar+ha Ziegler, John Zimmermam Charles Zuncan. Clizzard JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 49 SEVENTH ROW-T. Foley. D. Hagen, R. Merselelderi F. Fee. J. Thompson. J. Durham, 3. Schellinerl S. Waddell. 6. Savage. J. Miller. E. Renneker, E. Schwarz. R. Peeslee. R. Mueller, R. Davidson. R. Peaslee. R. Welch, J. Emslie, E. Lay. C. Case. SIXTH ROW-R. Nor+harl+, L. Pierce, C. Danes, F. Kammer. M. Solron. L. Webb. W. Carnes, M. Schlucler. H. Rudisiile. R. Cook. E. Kopp, H. Harrell, P. Daniel. D. Porlner. C. Rockwood. P. Leimberger. A. Momich. K. Miller. FIFTH ROW-H. Morris, P, DeJager, Anderson, 8. S+rurgle, C. Long, J. Taliaferrd, E. Talialerrd, E. Moelclte. W. Pendleton, B. Silverman, H. Brinkman, W. Ofisl Mi Sprague, H. Linnenberg, D. Sferling, Robert J. Rupp. R. Bird. FOURTH ROWeC. Johnson. C. Covert E. Cunningham. C. Johnslon. R. Myers. J. Herkins, C. Baker. F. Holder Williamper, W. Brandis. J. Rairden, B. Jones, C. Cook. C. Richards. L. Craig, B. Hollmeyer. A. Horsimen. R. Lufz. THIRD ROWeF. Bonsher. H. Replogle. R. Richens A. Chris+y. H. Lay, G. Emerson. P. McClain. T. Jones. H. Lienenbrinll. A. Werner. V. Moore. R. Rarey, J. Whilehouse, C. Wood, E, Cummings. R. Reiners, R. Logeman. C. BeslI C. Ray. SECOND ROW-eA. Downs, M. Scoff, B. Haberer. E. Brown. 3. Byron, B. Rech+in. B. MacGregor, J. Small. D. Penninglon, Jo WilliamsI D. Grimes, Al Robertson, C. McKay, C. Roblogel, J. Coffey. T. Haines. M. Edward, E. Foshery C. Heeb. M. Feldkamp. FIRST ROWeR. Fedar. E. Sander. D. Firth. E. Bramlage, E. Rensheim. A. Herbert J. Sheay. Rs ShoemakerI G. Kenney. C. Foer+meyer. J. Schneider. D. Sanders. E. Sonioro, W. Oka, G. Grollisch. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL HERE ONE once saw old broken-down. dilapi- ' daled auiomobiles having +heir engines over- coming summer which will require Hue consolidaiion of various in- duslrial arls shops. hauled and made irHo SMOOlh running mechan- The leaching slag was increased in Sep'l'ember by fhe addHion isms by a Class 0T grease-besmeared b0Ys- one of +hree new classroom feachers. making six in all. and an assislan+ The ioial enrollmen+ of ihe Junior High for H5 sevenih When The new class is brough+ in neer fall. H is eslimafed lha+ +he number of pupils will be approximately six hundred. now sees boys and girls of about fwelve years of age having +heir minds frained by a siaH of principal. grade ihis year was l'wo hundred and sevenfy-five. compefenl feachers. In o+her words. +he Junior High School has +aken possession of iha'r parl of fhe lndusirial Aris building which was occur pied by +he Aulomolive Trades School. This was made possible when +he AuiomoHve Trades School was moved las+ summer fo Hs new building on lowa Avenue and l'he space +hus made available in +he lndusfrial Arfs Building was lurned over +0 +he use of +he Junior High. H can easily be seen +ha+ flue Junior High is following in fhe 'Foo'rsfeps of H5 senior sisier by grow- ing in leaps and bounds. Besides +he regular elemenlary school work such as readin'. erin'. and 'thmefic. olher inferesling subiecls are offered +0 +he sfudenfs. Music, art and gym are laughf by Teachers from +he sfaf'F of +he Senior High. One period of music and iwo each cl: arl and gym are laken each week. If one had walched +he acrobais be+ween +he halves of +he Factu Game; WHhrow's annual frolic. one mighl have seen some very small fellows frying +0 show illeir skill on line rings. They were members of He Sevenfh Grade. and. despHe flieir short sfaiure. lhey The need for larger quarlers had arisen from +he fac+ ihaf l'he confribuling clis'lridr was enlarged lo include +he seven+h grades from Oakley and Kilgour schools. in addi'l'ion +0 illose coming 'From Hyde Park proper. Exfensive remodeling was necessary lo make Hie new quar'rers ready before school opened in fhe fall. . Eighf new class-rooms wi'H'I +he mosl modern conveniences and besl equipmeni for leaching were insfalled on file second Floor. An adminis+ra+ive office for +he use of Mr. Downer, +he assisian+ principal in charge of +he Junior High School. was also added here. Besides +hese new rooms. an auxiliary gymnasium l'o accomodale ihe girls was consfrucfecl ou+ of one of line large aufo service rooms on +he lirs+ floor. As H is +he in+en+ion +0 re+ain +he eighih grade for nex+ year, as well as f0 receive 'll1e in- coming sevenfh-grades. furfher remodeling will be necessary +his 50 showed +ha1 +hey were progressing th greal rapidHy in +heir gym- nasium work. a- Noi only do +hey develop brain and muscleI buf +hey are laughf +0 use +heir hands in Wood Work, Me+al Workl Prinfing, and Mechani- cal Drawing. ln Wood Work +he boys are laughl how l'o i'reaf and dress wood. prepara+ory +o making such arficles as bird houses. +ables and lamps. In some of +heir Mechanical Drawing Classes +he boys draw up fhe plans for some ar+icle which +hey wish +0 make in l'he Wood or SEVENTH ROW--L. Sfiens G. McCullough. P Lycan. E Bremer. R. Japp E. M. Siorch. L. SIaHord H. Weisf B. Karsf C. Downs. M. NeweII F. Foscula. M. Williamson, A. Lorbach A. Conrad: M. Whi+ing R. Kaupp. SIXTH ROW-M Leach J. Heis+and P. Viers, l. Cole, E. Gray K. Crammond C. O'Neal E. Berg V. Hun+ M. Reinmufh E Roberison M. Barre L. Houslan. E. McNeaI. A. M. Bacon A. Schneider. K Hennessy. FIFTH ROWeV. Dial: M. Por+er. L. J. Jenkinson, R. Robinson. N. Bur+on. R. Hadenian, J. Loughead. L. Heimann1 E. Memel. B. Ashby. H. Barr, T. Kruegeri A. M. FehI. K. SeiII-Iri'I A, ThielerII M. Heinzelman, H. Wehlting, H. Mullen, FOURTH ROWeR, Croslay, 6. Archiable. B. Browne. B. Spencer. V. Adams. E. Gaunt J. Harris, H. Vail. D. Schlie. M. Remltel L. Meyers. D. Friend. R. Kramer. M. Helm- IingI B. FIugaI, E. Harrison A. Doench E. WhiIacre. THIRD ROW-L. Wallace, E Fluck E Allen, H Biggers B. Bonie B. A. Rufh R. A. McCoy S. BanII J Hermann. B. Davis, B. Hicks R. Grandin E. Kunltar H. Needle E. Carver. M. Kamper. D. Bash. SECOND ROW-V. WyaH. A. Cofner. B. Bafsche, D. Bishop. C. Ebbing, M. G. Coleraine. H. Lacey. L. Mafhlas, E. Schmidt M Adams, B. FuIIIerih 5. Mark E. Bern- hard, A. M Berchmann M. Fryman LHoFFmann. B.Kreu1mann.M.Dickman. FIRST ROWeR Winkler T Kordes. B. May. 8. Owen. M. Eberhard, A. Exman. V. Horion. E. Humphreys. M. LeRoy, J. L. Lucien. G. Dunbar. .J. FaviIIe. M. Oberhelman. J. Ong. A. JueIg, A. Magee. L. Becker. MeIaI Work classes. for Ien weeks. Each oI Ihese lndusfrial ArIs subiecfs is Jtaken There are Iwo periods a day. Ihree days a week. mak- ing a fofal of six periods a week. in these inferes+ing subjec+s. The work which +he girls +aIIe in +heir new gymnasium will do much foward FIHing fhem for +he various acfivii'ies connecfed wi+h ihe Physical Educa+ion Deparfmeni of the Senior High School. They also are Iaughf +0 use +heir hands. However, +heir lessons are of a more domes'lic nafure Ihan +he boys'. One half year The girIs +aIIe sewing. learning how +0 make garmenIs of various kinds. Some of ihe handiwork of ihe girls is very beaufiful and does Iheir One of Ihe mosi in+eres+ing phases of Ihe Junior High School work is +he acfivin period. This is cIub work on school iime. or who? is Imown as ex+ra-curriculum acIivifies. II is regarded as being of real value in +he proper rounding-ou+ of fhe child's personali+y. If aHoriis oppor+uni+y for ihe developmenf of his Iasfes. for seIf-expression. and for fraining in group co-operaIion and leadership. There are eighi sections in +he Junior High. The children are placed in +he5e groups according Io I'heir grades. Each sec+ion has one period a week se+ The acfual program is direcled by fhe presidenl of fhe club and a com- miHee under +he guidance of +he feacher. The pupils of each sec- +ion are free Io choose Iheir club, and Ihe IisI varies. including drama- +ic. airplane, a'IhIeiic. na+ure. hobby, curren+ evenfs. and sfory-feliing clubs. Occasionally. when +he secfion is large. +here are +wo or Ihree clubs in Ihe one secfion. aside for i+s club meefing. which is supervised by a Ieacher. SomeIimes one club ads as hosf +o several ofher sec+ions in providing enfer+ainmeni for a larger group. VaIu- abIe +aIen+ has been discovered in ihis way, and Ihe work which slu- denfs do in +hese clubs will do much +0 Fi+ fhem for +heir fu+ure years in Wiihrow Senior High School aciivilies. Assemines ancI fif'Ih periods are fhe +imes when Ihe sevenIh grades are mosI in evidenf in Ihe main building a+ Wifhrow. As you know. Ihe number of pupils a+ Wiihrow has grown so in Ihe pasf few years +ha+ if is necessary Io hold Jrwo sessions for an assembly. so Iha+ all of +he siudenfs may be seafed in +he audiforium. The Sophomores. Juniors and Seniors affend +he firs+ assembly while Ihe Freshmen and Junior High S+uden+s more +han haIf-fill +he audi+orium during ihe second session. The youngsiers in Ihe IndusIrIaI Aris Building labor from eigh+- +hir+y un+iI eleven +hir+y-FIve. Then +here is a mad scramble for coafs and haIs-+hen. +he Iunchrooml AI first Ihey fel'r very si-range in +ha+ Iarge beaufiful Iunchrom. There were so many IabIes and chairs. so much food and so many hungry people eager +0 ea+ iI. Then, foo. dishes do have Ihe mosI uncanny way of slipping OR a person's hay! And when fhaf happens +0 even Ihe Iargesi Seventh Grader. he feels very. very small. However. +hey 90? anng wi'rh surprisingly few ac- ciden+s and now feel quife a+ home in Jrhe Iunchroom. During Ihis school yearl Ihe young folks have become eager +0 be supporfers of Wiihrciwl i+s Iradifions. and i+s spirit as may be evi- denced by Iheir aHendance af various school acfivifies. Some of ihe boys are playing in +he band. O+hers have fried oui for Jrhe orches- ira. They are much in evidence 3+ Jthe games and Iheir voices Iend much Io Ihe cheering of I'he Wi+hrow suppor'rers. They nof only at fend foofball games. buf are onal rooiers a+ baskeiball games and oIher a+hle+ic mee+s. They are always willing +0 lend a helping hand where if is needed. as shown by +he small buI imporIan'I' pari Ihey played in Ihe ad's a'I Ihe FacuIIy Game and in fhe Minsirel show given 31' +he Alumni Banquet The sale of pep cards and pennan+s was greaI-Iy increased by Iheir willing nickels and dimes. Almosi- all of +hem buy Tower News and have given con+ribu+ions Io Ihe school paper. The sIudenfs of +he Junior High School will never forge'r fhe wonderful 'I'imes which Ihey have begun Io enjoy while aH-ending our beau'riful school. We are sure fhaI Ihe ideals and JrraIdiI'ions of Wifhrow will ever serve as a guide +0 +hem in Ia+er life. -EUNICE NICHOLS. 5I SENIOR CLASS SONG GRETTA HASTINGS UT;T at- al 2g: :3 v- 6- 6- -o- g,- With - row as your pot - tuls dear we leave, We all do say to you: That tholzgh l ,1 H 'h r11 1- g -- a--- : H5: . v - 9 for-ward we must go, We want. you now to know, That welll come back to you. : l TSHT ?:i-r$- 2.; :4 3:: l-' l-' 06- gu 4l-L-J-1l ' J t i 4 I 1 1 1 1 1- i. T l : 517T- :i: 23-1-1 :52: gLa-j gt;:.+-r:g+l.la L-J-raa--12:Ei:z::;:33 u -T TTT Tc- i; jaTr 191:5 g-T'T 1:. g-Ea- 19- 12- 6- Youlve shown us friend- ship, cour - age, faith we'll nev - er lose, And for the years to comeyoulve I .4 ' m A : vulilw- i?-THTTLT:ggJ+nm-:a:maTlMT -ljzrthwlugflvr: l Jbl n l T L H 7 - T 7 : g?- P-e- 579'- 9- E'9 laws- E6- gu 4 1 1 1 1-.4 -L 4f :- 1 :. hf?.ijliall:4:1;1:i:;l:j:i:;E-Tg::g:LT: 27T3 Taszfriz. .Ermzf:- Tr'WT v- 0 -.9- -5- 1g: laa- i- taught us how to choose,With your back - ing we can nev-er lose,With-r0w, we all love you so. a .. 4 -iml aigjj:jT j 4 5' 2 BL. .23 M 52 mi, - mm? ' ?? Wrrtp . ; n. w- uaummtwA .4 -J. F. SPANHORST ACTIVITIES i i PUBLICATIONS 55 SECOND ROW-S. Paul. M. Shoemaker. H. Bedenshaw. B. Buiior. V. Banneff, R. Heckel. R. Simon, L Rachiin. W4 Mulford. R. Sohngen, W. Dewey. H, Shearin. J. Max- well. 3. Slimp. M. Rehring1 H. Gear. B. Zaailer. R. Renteri A. McEIfresh. M. Hinanf, M. 5+eves. FIRST ROWeMiss Good, R. BarfleH. J. Barr. C. Kennedy. H. Grossman. S. Gordon. R Kershner, T. Edwartis, C. Fea, J. Spurgeon' F4 Wehking. H. Underwood. H. Prine. H. Crow. E. LiggeH. L. Koelblin. D, Lushbaughi V. Webster, L. Mack, E. Linda , N. Wellman, Miss Afltins. TOWER NEWS NEW STAFF, a new size. and several new policies a fea+ured +he I929-30 work of TOWER NEWS. 3 +he one iournalisfic organizaiion af Wifhrow. Aside Trom +he fac+ +ha+ ifs chief purpose was fo furnish +he news. TOWER NEWS was an enfireiy diHereni paper from iis predecessors. For The firsf +ime in his+ory +he sfafi was nof r Iimii'ed +0 upper-classmen. bu+ was seleci'ad from A $T- members of all classes. This move was made in order +0 i'rain lower classmen so fhai' +hey migh+ follow up The work in +heir Iafer years. This, of course. will always give +he facul+y advisers experienced members +0 work wi'l'h. The paper was presen+ed in a new form. Insi'ead of +he cusi'omary four columns. TOWER NEWS +his year consis+ed of five. This increased size aFiordeci an opporfunify for +he enlargemeni of several deparfmenis. The pho+ographers produced larger and a grea+er num- ber of piciures. The ari' depar'i'meni. wi+h more space alloHed +0 if. was able +0 iurn oui more fimely carfoons. On The ediiorial page a depari'meni eniiiled OUR LETTER BOX. whose principal purpose was +0 produce ieHers on sfudenf opinion. Hourished. The removal of ihe Kelley Press necessi+afed ano'rher change. As +he paper had +0 be prini'ed ou+ of school. H was necessary +0 secure adveriising in order +0 defray expenses. This was an innova+ion in TOWER NEWS work and broughf abouf an enlargemeni of +he business siaH. Because of fhese many changes which required +ime for adius+- meni'. +he firsi' issue did no+ come oui' un+il mid-Ociober. in November +he ediiors a++ended Hie s+a+e iournalisfic convenfion a+ Columbus. They re+urned wi'ih numerous ideas for +he improvemeni of +he paper. These were puf inio eFFecf as soon as possible. The ediioriai page was changed in appearance, The sports deparfmen+ was +ransferred from page four i'o page +hree. ears i+he small boxes on +he sides of +he namei made their appearance. and several minor changes in +he working sfaH were enforced. H was decided fo supplemenf +he bi-weekly sfaH meei- ing wifh meefings on Monday and Thursday mornings. When +hese changes were made. a decided improvemen'i was evident 56 The Hughes foofball game afforded an exceileni' chance for 'ihe phofography and sporfs deparimeni i'o siep ini'o +he limelight Their production of a special booklei' edifion for This gala eveni was one oi +he highlighi's of +he year's work. Almosf 3.000 copies were sold. TOWER NEWS gave +he Band a piccolo wi+h some of +he proceeds of +his sale. Preparafions for nex+ year's siai'i were begun early in April. Under +he direcfion of 'lhe facuify advisers and +he various edifors. ciasses were held for iower-classmen who were desirous of joining 'ihe s+aH. From +his group +he staff for nexf year was chosen. The new staff geis ou+ fhe Ias+ issue of TOWER NEWS for +he year. The s+aFF members for I929-30 are as ioliows: EDITORS Helen Underwood Howard Prine . ASSOCIATE EDITORS LeoneHe Rechi'in Ann McElfresh Bob BuHer BeHy Slimp . NEWS EDITOR. . ................................... Bob Simon BUSINESS MANAGER ............................. Fred Wehking R E P O R T E R S Rosanne Reu+er Roberi Heckei Sfanley Peal Elsie Ligge'H' Margare'i' Rehring Lucile Mack Helen Berienshaw Julia Spurgeon William Dewey Ruih Kershner Lucille Koelblin Norma Wellman Jean Barr James Maxwell Carl Kennedy Mary Helen Hinanf Virginia Bennefi Mary Frances Shoemaker Huberi Shearin Sfanley Gordon Thomas Edwards Virginia Webs'rer Chrisiine Fee Winard Mul'Ford Doro+hy Lushbaugh. BeHy Zoeller ART 1 Bob Sohngen. Mervin Sieves. Ellen Lindell ADVERTISING ............... Harold Gear. Manager: Reed BarfleH TYPING ............................ Hilda Grossman. Helen Crow FACULTY ADVISER .............. Doro+hy Aikins and Virginia Good TOP ROWv-R. Smefhursi. S. Fern. S. Gorcion, E. J. Miller, Miss Schneider. Miss Green, sfone, Mr. Cadwallader. L. Mayne, V. Fauntleroy, L. Christensen, R. BarfleH', 6. Hand. R. Galloway, R. Fire- MIDDLE ROW-M. C. LoHus, B. Kizner. R. Reuier, N. Wellman. V. Barnum, H.Burr, L. Nichols. E. Lindell. E. li'elzerl W. Koolage. D. Vonhagen, J. Spurgeon, V, Parfing'lon. R. Simon. FRONT ROW-B. Zoeller. G. Spickard. E. HOW. WV Moore. R. Fosdiclc. H. Harrefl. L. Koalblin, D. Lushbaugh. L. Goldsiein, D. DeVmeI M. Sfeves, H. KIeH, E. M. Baldwin. THE WITHROW YEAR BOOK HIS YEAR'S Wi+hrow Year Book differs in many respeds from i+s predecessors. By fhe numer- ous and radical changes from i'he cusiomary. s+ereo+yped annual of o+her years we hope 10 please all who may possess and enioy +his year book. These improvemen+s have been accom- plished only +hrough +he expendHure of a grea+ amoun+ of Jtime and energy on +he parf of i'his year's siaFF. lnsfead of Hue almos+ inevifable mus'ry lea+her, we have subsfi- fufed a colorful cloih cover. furiher enhanced by a brillianf book jacket In place of +he usual group pic+ures of +he lower classes, we were able +0 iniroduce +he idea of an individual picfure for each s+uclen+. +hus lending more of a personal in+eresf +0 +he year book and +0 +hose for whom if is infendedh Yeu will no+ice we have climbed oui' of +he ru+ which designafes our book as an annual. and have changed +he name +0 +he Year Book of fire Class of I930. Even a radical change in size has been made which we +rus+ will add +0 +he a++rac+iveness of fhe book. We have endeavored +0 represenf +he many and varied acfivi- Hes of +he school in +he besi possible manner. The I930 year book s+aFF wishes +0 express Hs appreciaiion +0 all +he factu advisers and +hose in any way connecfed in +he publishing of his book for hair sugges+ions and valuable help. In closing. we should like +0 feel +ha+ we have accomplished a iwo-fold purpose. iliirsi'r +ha+ by iniroducing +he many and radical changes. we have produced a year book which will se+ a standard for +he succeeding Wiihrow Year Books: and Second. fhai we have +ruly represen+ed +he accom- plishments of Hue Class of I930 and have brough+ oui' +he frue Wi+hrow spirit of progress which each graduafing class carries forward. EDITORS Helen L. Harrell Roger L. Fosdick BUSINESS MANAGER Louis Goldsiein ASSISTANT EDITORS Lucille Koelblin Rober+ B. Smefhursf SNAPSHOT EDITOR Mervin S+eves ADVERTISING Edward W. Hoff beorge Spickard SUBSCRIPTIONS Howard KleH Wali'er Moore ART EDITORS BeHy Zoeller Dorofhy Lushbaugh Ellen Lindell Edna Marie Baldwin TYPING Becky Kizner Anna Marie Klemm Mary Cecelia Loffus SENIORATIONS Russell Galloway Sfanley Gordon Lorraine Mayne William Koolage William BiHman HISTORY Virginia FaunHeroy ATHLETICS Lucille Koelblin David G. DeVore. Jr. CALENDAR Eva Bro ltaw MUSIC Virginia Par+ing+on EDITORIAL STAFF Lily Chrisfensen Julia Spurgeon Richard Firesfone Dorofhy Vonhagen FACULTY ADVISERS Miss Schneider Miss Green Mr. Cadwallader Mr. Jenkins Miss Corcoran 57 THE JOURNALISM CONFERENCE , HE FALL CONVENTION of +he Journalism Asso- ciaiion of Ohio Schools was held November i5-l6. I929. at Columbus. and was aH'encled by Helen Harrelll Roger Fosdiclc. Louis Goldsfein. Helen Underwood. Howard Priney Bob Sohngen. Ausiin While. Harold Gear. Miss Green. Miss Schneider. and Miss Aikins. a group composed of edifors. business managers. and iacuH'y advisers ; iii of +he I930 YEAR BOOK and TOWER NEWS. The fif+een+h was Friday and since no one obiecfed when we were +old we would have +o miss classes +ha+ day. we decided 'lo meal in +he YEAR BOOK room a+ seven o'clock +ha+ morning. in order +0 reach +he ChiHenden Ho+el in lime for regisiraiion. We leff Wiihrow in high spiri+ abouf 8 o'clock and offer our chauH'eur and YEARBOOK ediior. Roger Fosdick. had been warned nof io go i'oo fasf. so ihai our Arf Adviser. Miss Green. would have no +rouble keeping up. we lef+ Cincinnaii behind us. along wifh +houghfs of school. In +he course of +he journey many rhings came +0 pass. One oi +hem was Miss Green who passed us as +houqh we were standing still. When we s+opped +0 refuel. Mr. Goldsiein +ook over +he wheel of Miss Green's car. Jthough he admiHed he'd driven only once before. We were nof loaih +0 believe him. for H was perfecfly evideni when he sfarfed up and nearly jarred Miss Green ?hrough +he wind shield. H was +he firsf day of +he huniing season. and we passed a number of dead rabbii's and huniers. who hailed us or siood wifh open mouihs a+ +he Sound of +he melody we rendered in passing. We arrived in Columbus abouf eleven o'clock and regisfered for +he convenfion, along wi+h delegaies from ofher schools all over +he S+a+e. We had rooms reserved ai +he hofel where +he conveniion was held. ins+eacl oi being separa'led and farmed ouf +o +he dormifories and sororify- or fraiernify-houses a+ Ohio Sia're. AHer se'Hling our belongings in our rooms. we weni i'o lunch. en masse, and from +hen uniil +wo o'clock we spenf +he Hme meeiing other delegaies. Af +wo o'clock +he conference was opened by Miss Frances Browny presiden+ o'F +he associaHon. in +he Ball Room of +he hoiel. A newspaper clinic was held and s+uden+s passed fo each delega+e an issue of +he ROOSEVELT TIMES. +0 be analyzed by +he IIclinical exper+s. H was +orn +0 pieces in a painlul bul harmless way. Each speaker was +0 be limifed +0 eigh+ minuies. buf few observed +he limiial-iony and since a+ four-lilleen we were lo visif +he planf of Wilhrow Ad Club-To whom much credii is clue 'For +he success of i-his Year Book THIRD ROW-H. McClure. H. Voilpels D. Ziegler. H. Hicks. 5. McCarfhy. SECOND ROW-V. Lowfher. D. Grosse, 3. Rogers, Miss Seay, M. Brown, A. Grossman, R. Friclte. FIRST ROW-A. Baehr, A. While H. May, Re Sauer, G. Spicllard. 58 The COLUMBUS DISPATCH. al four-ien. +wo-+hirds of 'lhe assembly rose and frooped over +0 +he COLUMBUS DISPATCH plant A chaf- +ering. quesfioning. awed group. we were concluded +hrough +he plan'r and shown +he careful. well-planned processes which our daily papers musf go fhrough before +hey reach our unapprecia+ive hands. Affer leaving +he DISPATCH oFFice we wandered around fown. saw +he Siafe Capiiol building, locaied fhe Neil House and olher places we had heard of, +hen refurned +0 +he hofel +0 rest and gef ready for +he banque'r which was +0 be given af six-ihir+y +ha+ evening in ihe Ball Room. During a huddle which +he feminine members of +he parfy held In +he room occupied by Miss Schneider. Miss A+kins, and Miss Green, a machine key was found and immediaiely lisl'ed as belonging +0 Roger Fosclick. Forihwil'h we called his room. Finding nobody home. we called +he o+her boys and pu+ them on +he +rail. They enlisfed +he aid of all +he belI-hops. and Mr. Fosdiclt was paged loud and long all over +he hofel. The missing link coniinued +o be missing. so +he ladies wrung +heir hands. knowing +he menial anguish +ha+ must be going on in lhe mind of ihe Year-book edifor. Finally. on +he way +0 dinner he was found and sfafed +ha+ he had been in +he lobby all aflernoonl lWe haven'+ Figured if all ou+ yeti The banquet was graced by a number of speakersr among Jthem J. S. Myers. Direcfor of ihe School of Journalism, Ohio Siaie Univer- siiy and Philip W. Porfer of +he Cleveland Plain Dealer who gave an address on some of his adven+ures in reporfing. Some very enjoyable music and specially acis were pu+ on by +he Scarlef Mask. musical comedy organiza+ion of Ohio Sfafe. Al nine o'clock Saiurday morning ai' +he Commerce College Audiforium moving pictures were shown of a newspaper plant A+ 9:30 fhere was an address by J. L. Trader. presiden+ of +he Ohio branch of QUlLL AND SCROLL. and Insiruc+or of Journalism af Mounf Union College. Alliance. Ohio. From fen +o eleven, sec+ional meefings for Round Table discussions were held in diEeren+ rooms of +he Commerce Building of Ohio Sfaie. The fopics of discussion were Ediiorials. Maire-up and Headlines. Newsl Sporis. Fea+ures. and Busi- ness Managemen+ of High School Newspapers and Magazines. AH Themes, and Edil'orial and Business Problems of +he Yearbook. All of +he lecfures which we affended were very beneficial and enligh+ening. lo say +he least From eleven fo fwelve. clinics for individual publica- Hons were held for +hose publicafions which had been mailed in. Sev- eral of us afiended +he classes held by Karl S. Bolander. direc+or of +he Columbus Gallery of Fine Ari's. He +alked very much +0 +he point was in+ensely inferesiing. and made many exoelleni suggesiions which have been of benefi+ in +he publishing of +his year book. A'Fier +hese classes, clue lo a misundersianding of directions. we failed +0 make connec+ions 'For lunchl buf af+erward had a happy reunion a+ +he Ohio S+adium where we wi+nessed +he Kenyon-Ohio Sfafe foofball game. +icke+s for which were furnished free. fhrough +he kindness of +he Deparfmeni oi Aihlefics. Ohio Sfaie Universify. The siadium was very impressive. and our seals were good. so we en- ioyeci +he game. despii'e +he cold. Be+ween +he halves. Ohio Sfafe s+uclen+s puf on some clever s+un+s. and lhe famous Ohio Siafe band +hrilled us wil'h iis musicl and perfed drill. Kenyon was preHy badly bealen, in spiie of +he valianf cheering of an over--exci+ed peanu+- vendor who favored fheir side. When +he game was over we refurnecl +o our hoiell packed and deparfed for home. much. much wiser +han when we hadrleH. We were fired going home. bui we sang every song we knew from Old Black Joe i'o Singin' in +he Rain. +he laHer seleclion being quife appropriaie. for H had slarfed lo rain and our chauffeur was forced +0 make has'l'e slowly. We were delivered +0 our respec- +ive doors. safe and sleepy-and +horoughly safisfied +he? +he Jour- nalis+ic Convenfion was a huge success and decidedly wor+h-while. --HELEN L. HARRELL. FACILITIES 59 3 T W SECOND ROWeJ. Pu+man. M. Loffus. M. Maycoxy T. Sanders, L. McNaal. B. Kinney. FIRST ROW-V. Lowfher. D. Simmonds, A. Sfocher, Mr. Ziegler. B. Hayward. 8. Nem'lroH, L. Warnehe. SECOND ROWeH. Luehrman. F. Hurlbur+. H. ShaTer, N. Schmidt J, Hohnsline. J. Koch. , . FIRST ROW-F. Keidel, N. Winebrennen E. Efsenberg. L. Housfon, Mr. Seay. A. Goebel. L. Cox, R. Miller. M. Parry. THE SCHOOL BANK The Wifhrow Savings Bank has succeeded in greafly increasing i+s deposifs since HS opening year af fhe school. Through The splendid co-opera+ion of +he ieachers and pupils. +here are now almos+ l.000 deposi+ors, corresponding +0 Ias+ year's Figure of 500. The banking office. in Room I20I is open every Monday. Wednes- day and Thursday morning from 8:00 +0 8:25. The D, C. and seven?h grades make fheir deposHs Through +he'lr home-room represen+afives. who fake +he money +0 fhe banking omce. The upper classmen make +heir own deposifs. Bank books may be kep+ ei+her by +he pupil or ad +he bank The bank pays fhe usual inferes+ 01:4962. The pasf year +he Tower Y Girls. under direc+ion of Miss Grove. have ably assis+ed +he bank by making speeches on savings in The various home rooms of under classmen. During +he past year +he managemen? of +he bank has been in charge of +he following senior s+uden+s: Thelma Sanders. Dorofhy Simmonds, Blanche Hayward. Mary Loffus. and Louise McNeal. O+her +ellers. cashiers. efc.. were John Pu+man. Mar+ha Maycox. Virginia Low+her. Berfha Nemiroff. Bur+on Kinney and ArIine S+ocker. Mr. Ziegler is The facul'ry adviser. OFFICE ASSISTANTS The work of office assis+anfs has developed +0 .3 greed ex+eni in HM; pas+ few years. Commercial s+uden+s assisied Miss Thelma Thaubald. answering +he felephone, doing +yping. and performing a muHHude of o+her +asks Fred Hurlburi' and Howard Luehrman were in charge of +he book- room. H was +heir du+y +0 supply +eachers wifh +he +ex+books required by various classes and +0 sell necessary supplies +0 The pupils. A weekly repori' was made To Mr. Peoples. The cash receipfs were furned over +0 +he schooI +reasurer daily. Mar+ha Parry, Florence Keidel. and Joseph Koch assis+ed Mr. Seay in coun+ing fhe receipfs Tram +he Iunchroom each day. They made up 60 The deposif +0 go +o +he bank and prepared +he change for +he nex+ day The sale of s+ree+ car +icke+s was conduc+ed by CharIoHe Frey and Naomi VVinebrenner. They disfribufed more +han +hirfy +housand rides every monfh. Hazel Shafer and Norma Schmidf gave abouf a dozen periods a week. besides +en affer school periods +0 work in Mr. Seay's offices. They coun+ed money, wro+e receipts, filed all money envelopes re- ceived, made cu? checks ready for Mr. Seay's signafure, and kep+ +he ireasurer's books. As a whole +he financial acfivii'ies of +he school seem +0 be endless. -. . 1.; i ',i:-giilllllilll - r ., . u : Ali lli mliuwnrmir Pm . M ka-i- '34s: 'Rr i!- LIBRARY Our library 61' Wilhrow is a room which should mean much +0 each of us. for H is well equipped +0 be of service lo young people. The very afmosphere of +he room lends i'rsehc +0 s+udy. The comforlable chairs and fables, Jrhe +all columnsI +he convenienl alcoves for +he books. and +he abundanf ligh+ from +he windows overlooking lhe Jrower and HM: bridge. all help +0 make i+ one of +he mosf a+frac+ive rooms in our beaufiful school. The library is one of flue few places ing up any Jtopic in +he currenf magazines. Thus by means of a well-rounded colleclion of books. by keeping in close louch wifh l'he classroom work. by carrying on an exfensive course of lessons in +he Use of Books and Libraries and by individual insfruclion and aid +0 +he pupils. +he library progresses from year +0 year in +raining pupils in fhe infelligenf use of books. The specific aims of +he library are: first so serve as a general book laborafory in which pupils are a+ Wil'hrow +ha+ is open +0 all s+uden+s at all +imes. H is common ground for Freshman or Senior. Therefore flue library holds a high place in our hearls. along wifh +he lunchroom. +he audilor- ium. and +he gym. The books of our library noi only lurnish us wi+h ficl'ion for pleasure and pasfime. bu+ Huey also cover any num- ber of subjects +0 aid us in Hie class- work of every depar+men+. Every Freshman English class is in- s+ruc+ed in classifica'rion and in lhe use oi +he library calalogues. and every Sophomore English class in +he use o'F +he Reader's Guide. which is useful in look- frained in book using skill so +ha+ +hey may supplemenl' l'heir sludies wi+h ma- ferial other +han +ex+ books. and may become infelligen+ users of public and college libraries: second, +0 reveal +0 young people l'l'le joy and permanent salisfacfion of +he habi+ of reading good books for pleasure. and +0 furnish an ou+le+ for general inlellec+ual infer- esls in +he cause of Hue use of leisure +ime. The librarians. Miss Pooley and Miss lrwin. are working hard +0 realize l'hese aims. and. in so doing. +0 make our library a deligHul, helpful place for all 1The s+uclen+s of Wi+hrow. 6l THIRD ROW-B. Sawyer. W. Wernelie, J. Koch. J. Hohnsfine, E. McCurdy. J. Ferger, C. Shumard, G. Gille'lie, C. Dislel. F. Bossemeyer, J. Thomas. SECOND ROW-D. McCord. E. Hopkins. E. Schafar. M. Burneff. P. Wyckofi. E. LeRoy. 0. Wood. C. Lex. R. Gerhardt E. Buckmes+er, P. Griswold. .1. Branch. R. Reuier. H. Sirief. FIRST ROW-G. Garver. I. Thompson, C. Lee, E. Berre. M. Glynn. J. Gusiaffer, K. Gessley. R. Duffon. C. Wenzel, E. Gunlher, M. Beall, E. Wharfon. E. Beamer. M. Wenzel. S. Harlan. A. Handman. int n JHH I! I FIRST ROW-E. Eberle, S. Wicks. R. Schul1l E. Grove, J. Pefers, G. KrallI D. Neil. M. Crume. E. Bremer. M. While. E. Beamer, E. Greene, F. Ewers. F. Rechs, M. L. Jewell. D. Shore, E. Cramer. M. Reuwer. SECOND ROW-D. Denmen, R, Rainer. M. Sofron. R. Allen. R, Mueller, l, Werfz, M. Ringhand. C. Weier' E. Craig. 3. Palmer. E. Briggs, J. Miller, T. Jones, P. McClain. G. Emerson, J. Seay, D. Penningion. THIRD ROW-T. Landeman, E. Swain. C. Hachaf. H. Dawson, W. Arend. E. Honan. R. Bell, F. McVey, C. Trible. F. Lahke, G. GilleHe. W. Lang. 5. Schrofel. R. Wilson. fl?! 1! VJ! l U xii Khh-d-Aa-m-.. YEAR BOOK REPRESENTATIVES The annual represenfafives are elec+ed every year in each home room. Their du+y is +0 keep +heir class informed on +he work of +he annual. and +0 +ake care of Ms subscriptions and +he sale. They receive +his informa'rion and insiruc+ion af meeiings called for +he purpose and held in +he audiiorium before class in +he morning. These mee+ings are presided over by Mr. Cadwallader. +he Business Adviser. or by ihe business manager. Typed insiruciion sheefs which +ell plans of +he year book and se+ for+h ifs sales aiiraciions are given +0 Hie represenfahves +0 be used in fine +alks +0 fellow s+uden+s of l'heir home room. . Mosf of our sales debend on home room reprew senfafives of he year book. for H is up +0 +hem +0 puf +he ideas across so well ihai' +he book is desired and appreciafeci by every sfudenf in +he school. Also. in +his way. fhe annual represenfaiives have a chance fo develop salesmanship in persuading +heir classma+es +0 le+ +heir school spirii' ge+ +he upper hand. The annual represenfa- lives of +his year have been a grea+ Service in making our year book a success. and fhe siaH wishes +0 ihank +hem for ihe fine co-opera- fion and school spirit +hey have shown. BANK REPRESENTATIVES Bank represenfafives are chosen in all +he home rooms of +he C. D. and Junior High grades. H' is +heir dui'y 'io receive +he deposiis of +he pupils in +heir home rooms on +he banking days which are every Monday. Wednesday. and Thursday. A1 8:30 on these morn- ings all money. deposi+ slips. and deposi'l' books are placed in an envelope and brough+ +0 fhe banking office. which is in Room I20. There +he amoun'ls are crediied and books and envelopes are reiurned +0 +heir respedive home rooms. ln +his way +he sfucleni's who make use of our savings bank are spared +he irouble of acquiring and +urn- 62 ing in +heir own slips and of handing in +heir deposil's. This also does away wiih a greaf deal of +he confusion which would be caused if if were necessary for each siudeni +0 aHend personally i6 l'hese mailers. were necessary for each siuden'i +0 aHend personally +0 +hese maH'ers. has been of real and valuable service lo all Wiihrow sfudenl's who have been wise enough +0 +ake advanfage of HS meriis. A good bank represen'raiive has1 in +his way, opporiuniiy +0 perform a real service +0 +he home room. We have had a loyal force +he pasi year. and we appreciaie mosf sincerely +heir assisfance. FIFTH ROWeMr. Horfon, Miss Townley, HT Mauniel. I. Hall. E. Ling, M. Lofhis. M .Gabely H. Cnnvery, E. Heschong, V. Webster. L. Wulfhcrsi, M. Auslin. R. McKim. FOURTH ROW-Mrl Seay. R. Kershner, S. Walker. D. Mueller. H. Brooks. A. Jonesy M. Yowell, L. Grubbs. E. Seeger. E. Wichlach. G. Musel E. Baggarly. A. Kaucher. THIRD ROW-Mr. Mafhias, H. Bedenshaw, M. Shoemaker. A. Connor. H. Horton. M. Hor+on. L. Carr, R. Miller, E. Rogers. M. Gross, D. Baker. H. Milligan, M. Flinn. J. Beyer. M. Wirebaugh. SECOND ROW-M. Slaves, R. Reu+er. A. Florea. L. Grah 6. Becker. M. Baall. M. Hunf. D. King. M. Rose. R. Wiley. M. Bennett R. PIaH', Mr. Hunf. FIRST ROW-F. Wehking. B. Heckel. J. Marisi H. Prine. C. Dunning. B. Shuey. C. Sfoess. R. Yowler, R. Ling. M. Kershner, W. BriRman. H. Gear. THE LUNCH ROOM WITHOUT A DOUBT our spacious Iunchroom. high pig up on +he +hird floor. is one of +he mos+ cheer- 3' ful and mos+ popular places in all Wifhrow. Perhaps. wi+h +he cIaHer of dishes. hays. and keH'Ies. +he dull buzz of conversa+ion and sud- den bursis of Iaughl'er from +he groups seai'ed 3+ Jrhe +ables. H migh+ equally well be called one of +he noisiesi also. The room is brigh+ened A and beau+ified by he beau'liful mural painfings of +he harves+ fime. a very happy choice of decorafion for +he walls As Freddie sends his long-waifed call of Lunchl echoing +hrough an expec+an+ class room. he finds an eager group of ravenous pupils bearing down on him: all rushing foward +he place where +ha+ craving for food may at las'r find sa+isfying. In 'rwo nea+ rows +he s+uden+s march up +he narrow aisle. Hnaked on eifher side by row upon row of Tables. The long lines seem +0 +he hungry horde +0 move ever so slowly. bu+ in realify +he line diminishes wifh miraculous speed. The whole school being fed in very IiHIe over an hour. The cafeferia cooks provide +he sfudenfs wifh a wide and varied assor+men+ from which fo choose +heir noon-day meal. Having +aken a fray. ihe sfuden+ is confron'led wifh +he weighfy problem of selec- fion. The savory meafs. hof vegeiebles. salads. and desserts all pre- senf a problem very difficulf for +he average s+uclen+ +0 solve. Wifhrow may well be proud of her cooks. for +heir inieres+ is no+ limited +0 culinary achievemenfs alone. They show an enfhusias- 'Hc inferesf in all ofher school proiec+s as well. They are as well informed on school aihle'rics as are mos'r of +he Wifhrow sfudenfs. The food is sysiema+ically and affracfively arranged. Firsi- are +he hof fables. presided over by +he cooks. where hof vege+ables and meafs of all sor+s are found. Affer fhe hof fables are salads and fruifs of every +emp+ing varie+y. Nex+ are +he desserfs-pies. pud- dings. cake. and ice cream. Here many a pupil ponders long over his choice. And. lasHy. +he s+uden+ passes +he coun+er on which milk. rolls. buH-er. and sandwiches are displayed. S+uden+ helpers sef oul' and arrange +he food on +he couniers. The cash regisfers are also presided over by s+udenfs who couni up The amoun+s of he sfuden'rs' lunches and make fhe necessary change. The Iunchroom would nof be +he Iunchroom wi+h0u+ Mr. Hor+on sfand- Eng a+ The head of fhe s+airs. saying. by +wos or Mr. Hunf preserv- ing order. and Mr. Mafhias supervising +he girls a+ The cash regisfers. The smool'h running of he Iunchroom and HS wide variefy of delicious food are under The excellen+ supervision of +he capable Miss Townfey. EKAS ZINE . b3 ART LEAGUE HE FACT +ha+ we are able +0 see so many beaufiful painfings in Hue halls of our school is due +0 3 very large exfen+ +0 +he praiseworfhy work of +he Ar+ League. This organiza+ion was formed iive years ago by a group of arl slu- den'ls. on +he advice of Mr. Lyon. for +he excel- len+ purpose of fur+hering inferesi in Hue fine arls. Bo+h feachers and sfuden+s are included V in ifs membership; and painiings ancl o+her works of Iarf are purchased from a fund accumulaled wholly by voluniary confribuiions which are collecfed 'From +he willing s+uclen+ body at infervals +hroughou+ +he school year. Each home room has an elecied or appoinfed represenfafive for +he Ar+ League' Perhaps +he painfings wi+h which all of us are mosi familiar are 'rhe murals on +he s+uclen+ lunchroom walls. These were purchased by The League and are +he work of Louis Endres. Doub+less all of us glance a'r +he beaufiful murals each day. buf do many of us s+udy and really appreciaie +hem? The painfing of +he Indians done by J. H. Sharp. renowned for his porfrayal of Indian life. +he Inferior by Elizabeih Nourse. an infernafionally known Cincinnafi ar+isL and IISJrill Life by Mrs. L. F. Fisher. all +he gifl's of +he League. adorn our halls. Moreover. +0 lhe Arl' League we owe +he poriraifs of +he greal- musicians found in Hue music room. ' 64 Recenily +he League has added +0 The Wii'hrow collec+ion +wo picfures from Abbey's frieze. The Search for +he Holy Grail -+he Round Table. and Gail: of Knigh+hood : and a +hird piclure. a painfing in oils. The Dahlias. by John 'Dee WarelwlmI a no+ed Cincinnafi ar+is+. ' H is parlly +he giff of last year's AnnualI ancl parl'ly +he gifl' of +he pain+er. a Cincinnafian' Edward Volkert H is eniiilecl A+ Daybreak. and is a peaceful scene of cows going oul lo paslure a+ early morning. H is charaderisfic 0T +he +ype of pic+ure for which Mr. Volkerf is especially nofed. A new picture has recenfly been hung on our walls. The PM League, in acquiring each of +hese beaufiful pain+ings for Wiihrow. has done so no+ only on +he basis of +he arlisl'ic meril of each acquisifion. buf also wi+h a +hough+ of its appeal +0 +he infer- esf of +he siuden+s. The purchase of o+her inl'eresi'ing painl'ings is now being conlemplaied. and if The discriminaHon and good iesfe shown in +he past are used in +heir selec+ion. we feel sure +ha+ +hey will be worlhy +0 grace +he walls of Wi+hrow. -' We believe ihaf +his pracfice of beaufifying Wi+hrow is an excellen+ one, and 'rherlL ifs con+inuafion is a +hing +0 be desired and worked for by all fu+ure Wi+hrow sludenfs who are ambil'ious f0 make our school known for ifs appreciafion of art -DOROTHY VONHAGEN. ATHLEHCS BOYS 65 TOP ROW-Gerdsen. Breiiensiein' Sofa. Mayne, Slraucher. Nanllovifch. McDowell. Peaslae. Sammons. Swain. THIRD ROW-Ass'+ Coach Duning. Ass'f Mgr, Morgan. BeaHy. Hassel. Mayer. Konrad. Grofa. Rimmer. Niahofl. Mgre Wanner. Coach Walke. SECOND ROW-Tuebner. Floyd. RaHerrnan, Capt. Hand. Bushbacher, Rulh, Schwarh. Sianfcrfh. FRONT ROW-Mclniyra. Pilurs. Kaufman. Hasfie. Pangello. Mueller. Welch. Scherrer. Cairo. FOOTBALL VITH THE opening of school +here is always +he . same ques+ion befween fhe Cincinnali High School foofball en+husias+s. will +he Wi+hrow Tigers have ano+her Ci'ly Championship feam +his year? Wi+h only four leHermen. Hand a+ full. Rafferman 3+ quarier. and Konrad and Hessel on +he line. if became necessary for Coaches Wallre and Duning fo fill in The ofher posi+ions wifh compara+ively new ma'rerial. The firs+ game of +he year was agains'l Hillsboro which has been +he slarfer for +he past few seasons. The Tigers came ou+ on +op of a 42-6 score. This firsl- game. +hough considerably lacking in op- posi+ion for +he Tigers, showed +he s+ands +ha+ even +hough +he squad was new. H was far from being a weak one. On Oc'rober 4. Norwood sen'r a supposedly superior ieam +0 +he Wifhrow Tigers' stamping ground. Bu+ +he Wi'l-hrow boys upse+ +he lndians' grea+ expecfa+ions by coming ouf on +he long and of a 3l-0 counf. RaH'erman made lwo nice runs of 75 yards and 50 yards re- speciively for counfers. while Capiain Hand and Ru+h were very much in evidence +hroughoui' l'he game. Wi+hrow's fhird game of +he season was waged againsf Day+on Oakwood. whom we played lasl year al Daylon. The Tigers found liHle opposHion affer +he firs'r quar+er. Dean Rulh looked very nice for Wi'ihrow and RaHerman. of course. sl'arred in some of his usual broken field runs for louchdowns. Coach Walke ran his second-siring men in The lasf quarfer and he game ended wifh a score of 27-0. in Favor of WHhrow. The nex'r game was againsf Xenia, who did nof oHer nearly so s+rong a feam as +hey did las+ year when +hey came here +0 th+ a 0-0 fie. Coaches Walke and Duning look +he learn up-slale +his year and +hey played an uninfereshng game wi+h a final score of 36-0. In +he game'againsl Hamil+on, a+ Hamil+on on Oc+ober 26. +he 66 Tigers mef +heir Hrsf defeaf of the year. Hamil+on had an unusually heavy Team which outweighed ours considerably. H was fasf fighfing and a very in+eres+ing game. Hamil+on was said +0 be +he greafesl' opposi+ion Wii'hrow would mee+ in fhe year's schedule. Wifhrow had opporluni'ry in +heir hands bui' +hey were unable +0 lake advan+age of if. WHhrow came up +0 +he las+ quarfer l2 poin+s behind. when Fred RaHerman go+ away for 40- and 50-yard runs which scored +he ieam's only +ally. Having played rheir Final ouf-of-l'own game. +he Tigers now wen+ in for a series of games againsl +he local high schools. Wesfern Hills., Woodward and HughesI Walnuf Hills having- been eliminaied +hrough being dropped info Class B +his year. The +eam wilh +wo more weeks' prac+ice clashed wi+h Coach Moeller's Woodward Bulldogs on Friday. November 8. The game was wilhoui very much opposifion for +he Tigers. and we came ou+ wi+h +he biggesf score so far +his year-46-0. The line was playing wonderful foo'rball and +he back Held was functioning per- feclly. The game was mos+ly an exhinion of Fred RaHerman's spec- +acular ball-fo'rin' abili'ry. He was wil'houf doubf i'he decided s+ar of +he game. coming +hrough wi+h 90-. 75- and 50-yard runs The high-lighf of Cincinnati in+er-scholas+ic foofball came on Friday, November 22. when Coach Krueck brough+ Hughes' Big Red Team fo Wiihrow for +heir annual +ilf. Bo+h feams were a+ a slighf disadvan+age. playing on a snow-cov- ered Field on a very cold day. The game ifself was one. decidedly in Hue Tigers' favor Throughout +he Hughes Jream offering only on really +hrea+ening momenf. a+ +he beginning of +he second half. Fred RaHerman. +he versa+ile Tiger quarl'erbacli. ramped over Hughes' hopes in +he firsf quarier wi+h an 80-yard run for a fouch- down. This was ihe only oulslanding feal'ure of +he game. +he res+ consisfing chiefly of exhibilions of Farrell's and Schwarh's work on Jthe line, wiih Capfain Hand and RaHerman in +he back Field. The game RED HESSEL Tackle EARL KON RAD Guard FREDDY RATTERMAN Quarferbock CAPT. GEORGE HAND Fullback '- JOE SCHWARTZ 4 End line. wiH'u Cap+ain Hand and Rafferman in Hue back Field. The game ended wifh a score of 26-0. in favor of Wifhrow-fhe oniy fime Hughes has ever failed fo score on he Tiger ieam. Wesiern Hills conceded us +heir game. The season ended wi+h seven vicfories and only one defeat giving +he WHhrow Tigers anofher CH-y Championship. The +eam was scored on oniy +wice. and ran up a +o+al of2 I4 poin+s +0 fheir opponen'ls' 18. Following is a summary of he season's games and fheir resuHs: WHhrow .. ............ 42 Hillsboro ................ 6 WH'hrow . . . . . . 3l Norwood ................ 0 Wi+hrow . . . . , . . 27 Day+on Oakwood ......... 0 Wi+hrow . . . K . . , . Xenia 0 WHhrow . . . . Wi+hrow . . . . . . 46 Woodward .............. 0 WHhrow . . . Hughes ................. 0 FREDEEROTE TOTALS WITHROW ............ 2l4 OPPONENTS ............ l8 FRANK REIS , ? Backfield .: A+ Hue close of Hate season IeHers and numerals were awarded as is Hte cus+om. Wi+hrow foofball IeHermen for I929 are as follows: George Hand. Capt Earl Konrad Fred RaHerman Ed. Hessel Dean Ruih Joe Schwarh Charles Floyd Jim BeaHy Andy Bushbacker Carl Mayer Monnie Farrell Fred Gr01e ' George Rimmer Frank Reis Karl Niehoff Jim Wenner. Mgr. MONNIE FARRELL Those recelvmg numerals are: Cen+er Ansley Mueller Roberf Reis Ross Has+ie Ar'r Morgan. Assf. Mgr. Earl Kaufman CARL MAYER End ANDY BUSHBACKER Backfield 5;: l . GEORGE RlMMER Tackle MGRS. JIM WENNER and ART MORGAN COACH NELSON WALKE In eigh+ scheduled games during +his pasf season. Fred RaHermanl Wifhrow's all CincinnaH quarferback. scored six- +een +ouchdowns: Dean Rufh, playing haIf-back. scored four +ouchdowns. while Capfain George Hand also carried Jrhe ball over 'For four louchdowns. Monnie Farrell ai' cenfer and Babe Reis In +he backfield bofh scored one +ouchdown apiece. Of +he Ie++er men and numeral men of +his year. George Rimmer. Karl NiehoFF. Charlie Floyd. Andy Bushbacker. Ansley Mueller and Earl Kaufman will be back nexf year. Ed. Hessel. who played 3+ fackle +his year. is caplain-elecl' for nex+ year and will lead +he boys in an a++emp+ +0 win anofher cH-y championship. Many of +he boys who have had experience in ihe pasi Few years. bul who have no+ as yei- been for+una+e enough +0 have been awarded leHers or numerals will be back on +he squad nex+ year. Taking all in all. 'lhe prospecl's for +he I930 +eam look migh+y Hne. -DAVID DeVORE. ANSY MUELLER Backfleld 69 BACK ROW-Bufler. BiHman. Kreimar. Duning. FRONT ROW-Rufh, RaHerman, Koolage. Simmonds, Canier, Hand, Krueger. BASKETBALL OR BASKETBALL men nof playing foo+ball prac- fice s+ar+ed several weeks before The fooiball season closed. Immediafely following foo+baIL +hough. regular baske+ball season sfarfed. and +he eniire squad was pu+ +hrough a sfrenuous practice program. Coach Duning was especially for+una+e Jrhis year since he had six ieHermen of previous years refurning. They were: Krueger. Hand. RaH'er- man. Ru+h. Simmons and Koolage. wifh Collins. Kreimer. Canfer. and Bi++man finishing oui fhe I929-30 Tiger cagers. Affer several weeks of good hard work on +he hardwood. Capt Ar+ Simmons led +he Jteam againsf Middlerown. December IS. on our own floor. The Tigers had IiHle difficulfy in running up a 32-l2 score againsi +he visifors. playing a s+rong offensive game which soon over- wheimecl +he ou+-of-+own players. The second game of ihe season was againsf Greenfield. af Green- field. The Greenfield feam was excepi'ionaliy sirong +his year and made a Fine showing by defeafing +he Wi+hrow Team by a score of 33-19. For +he +hird game HamiH'on mef Wifhrrow here. The Tigers not only showed good baskefball. buf also demonsfrafed excellen+ sporf- manshipl combining them +0 make +he game a fasf and thfing ma+ch +0 +he Iasf minufe. buf Wi+hrow was unable +0 overcome a 'Four-poini lead and the game ended 28-24 in favor of HamiH-on. The firsi- of our inierscholasiic games. and +he bigges'lrI was played againsf Coach Red Krueck's Hughes +eam af The Si. Xavier field house. Before a record crowd of over 5.000. Wii'hrow. playing on a larger floor +han +hey were used +0. +ook +he Big Red Team info camp by a score of 28-l5. Hughes s+ar+ed +he game wifh an aH'ack rhai momenfarily +ook WHhrow by surprise. bu+ +he Tigers soon rallied with such vigor +ha+ by The end of +he iirsi quarfer. +hey had acquired a lead which +hey susfained +hroughou+ +he remainder of He game. Capt Simmons played a mighty Jr'ine game. and was high-poinf man 70 ior +he Orange and Black feam. Koolage's work on +he defense and guarding +he back board was good, Wi+hrow beai Walnu+ Hills. January l7. in a .very fasf and exci+- ing game. Insiead of +he easy victory expecred by +he Wi+hrow roo+ers. Wainu'r Hills produced a feam which displayed a qualify of baske+ball enfirely foreign +0 +ha+ of HS +eams in receni years. No? only did +heir +eam pu+ up a hard fight bu+ uniil Ia+e in fhe game if held a lead which Wi+hrow could no+ overcome. However. +he Tigers came up from 1ihe rear in +he fourih quar'rer i0 nose +he Eagles ou+ by +he score of 25-22. Wifhrow won an easy victory in ifs game agains+ Har+well by he score of 42-9. The nexf game was wi+h Woodward on February 6 af 51'. Xavier Field House. and +he Hrsi' of a series of nighi games. AHhough ihe Tigers were hailing by a score of 6-2 a+ +he end of +he firsf quari'er H was no+ long un+il Wi'ihrow forged ahead and came ouf on ihe long end of a 2I-l I score. H was one of +he +eam's most imporfanf games and by winning i+ they were ius+ one s+ep closer +0 .3 ci+y champion- ship. 0n fhe nexi- nigI-ri Wiihrow foured +0 Xenia +0 meei +he Xenia ream on +heir own Jrloor. Because of +he hard game +he night before and +he unimporfance of fhe game Coach Duning sen+ in +he second feam. who played for Three quarfers. The firml +earn was inSeried a+ ihe beginning 01 The Iasf sfanza bu+ were unable +0 overcome an ll- poin+ lead and by so doing pull +he game ou+ oi +he fire. The game ended in Xenia's 'Favor 34-23. Probably one of +he mos+ excHing and inieres'ring games was played a+ 51'. Xavier Field House February II againsf Purcell. H' was a neck-and-neck aFFair. Wi+h one minui'e +0 piay and Hie score fied. Purceil called Time out, following which with +wo fasf +ip-0FF plays suc- ceeded in scoring +wo goals. The gun broughi 1-0 a close a 22-I8 game. To cinch +he Cincinna+i Inferschoias+ic Championship. Wifhrow bea+ Wesfern Hills on Their floor by a sore of 37-20. The Tigers were offered li'HIe opposifion and had no frouble winning. COACH COLLINS Forward CAPT. ARTT SIMMONS Forward COACH CARL DUNING The feam's Iasf ouf-of-fown game was played againsf Wil- ming+on on He Wilming+on College floor. The +eam had no +rouble in gaining an early lead which +hey main+ained. The Final score was 3l-9. The las+ game on Wiihrow's schedule was played againsi Norwood. a+ Norwood. This game aroused much inferes+ since +he Norwood feam was unusually sirong. having won almos+ every game +hroughou+ a sfrenuous program which included some of +he s+ronges+ +eams in +his secfion of fhe coun'rry and was confidenf of vicfory over +he Wi+hrow feam. The WHhrow roo+ers were ius+ as confiden+ in Hue abilify of +he Tigers and so long before ?he game began +he Norwood Gym was filled +0 H5 capaci+y wi+h an excHed audience. The Norwood Indians shaded +he game in a manner +ha+ fully ius+ified +hir repu+a+ion buf +he Tigers came up in +he second half from a score of I9-l I favor Norwood fo nose +he Indians by a score of 3I-25. If was a wonderful game played before a huge crowd. CHEESE HAND Guard BUD KRUEGER Forward LARRY CANTER Forward BILL KOOLAGE Center JACK KRIEMER Forward BILL BITTMAN Center 72 FREDDY RATTERMAN DEANER RUTH Forward Wifh +he regular schedule over WHhrow beaf Wilming+on and Walnut Hills +0 90 +0 Dayfon Wi'rh 3 o+her Cincinnai'i schoolsl For +he Soufh-wesiern Disfrid Tournament The Tigers had no frouble in beafing Day+on Chaminade and nosed oui HamiHon by a score of l6-I3 for +he second Hme. By winning +hese +wo games Wi+hrow mef Day+on SHvers in +he finals bui Sfivers proved +00 much for our boys. as +hey did every ofher +eam in +he s+a+e for +hey won +he S+a+e Champion- ship +he following week. and Wifhrow Iosf 26-I3. 1. WHhrow In +he I929-30 baskefball season scored 469 poinis +o +heir opponenh' 33l in I8 Scheduled games. and won +he Ci+y lnierscholasfic Championship. In doing so +he +eam showed +he excellenf +eamwork. sportsmanship and playing which Coach Duning combined so successfuily his year in making a feam +hai not only gained local prominence buf came close +0 gaining prominence in sfafe iournamenf. -DAVID DeVORE. TOP ROWw-Bernhdrdi. Baas. Spence. Sammans. Kent Hessel. Mueller. Johnson. Fleschar, Camphell. Tuebner. THIRD ROWeJeH. McDowell. KauHman, Hchnsfines Ferger, Wehrmeyer, Heeb, Brown. Wirsing, Brock. Carrier. Krebs. Thomas. SECOND ROWeHori'on, Dinsmore. Mayer, Rnusfer. Fallen1 Capt Maham, Kelleff, MygaH. Buchmasfer, Mossman. Krenfz. FRONT ROWeCaifo, FryI Lacey. TRACK The I930 Track +eam sfarfed +he season off under a very serious handicap. +ha+ of af+emp+ing +0 fill +he shoes of +he I929 +eam. The excep'rional 'reams which WHhrow has been having in he pasf few years lefl' she presenl squad ralher low. Wiih Ed Maham and Ed Buckmasfer. The only fwo leHermen refurning +his yearl +he ieam as a whole was made up of rafher new malerial. HoweverI Russell PaHen. Fred Myga'H, Bob KelleH. Fred Thomas. Merrill Rousfer. and Carl Mayer have had pasl experience eifher on +he junior or fhe senior +eams. Ed Maham. a leHerman of Two previous years, was elec+ecl as capfain of +he 1930 Tiger Track Team. This year a new fea+ure was infroduced info Cincinna+i High School +raclc compelli'rionelhai' of +he cross-counfry run. Wiih +his innovafion Doc Reu+er immediafely began fraining men for +hese cross-coun+ry evenfs. Affer several weeks' prac'l'ice. Je++. J. Campbell. Dinsmore. Fry. and Mossman enrered +he firsr cross-coun+ry race held in Aulf Park. Of +he +hree cross-coun+ry even'l'sl JeH' placed firs'l' in all Three. while Dinsmore made a nice place in all Three. and members of firsl' learn were never lower +han lenlh place in a field of forfy. Af+er weeks of hard +raining bo+h inside and oufside, Doc Reu+er fook his cinder-pushers 'ro S+. Xavier Field House on March 8. This indoor meel was open +0 all and sponsored by The Y. M. C. A.. as is its cuslom every year. Columbus Cenfral Y placed +irs+ and Wifhrow came in for a second. The Junior +eam also was found so have nosed ouf a second place. when poinfs were +o+aled. A few of +he senior places of +he Wifhrow boys are as follows: JeH and Horion pulled a lie for second place in +he high-iump', Joe Schwarfz placed second in fhe sho+ pul: Fred MygaH came in for a four+h in +he Hfl'y-yard dash: and Russ Pa'H'en also hack a fourfh in +he hurdles. The Tiger relay Jream placed second in bofh 880-yard relay and +he mile relay. The Junior ieam placed iirsr and +hird in the 880-yard relay for fhem. On March I5 +he Recreafion Commission of +he Cily of Cin- cinnafi sponsored a +rack meef 3+ 5+. Xavier Field House. The foials revealed +ha+ Columbus Cenlral Y had faken over +he mee+ wilh +he fofal of 36 poirrl's while Wifhrow placed second wifh a +o+al of ZOVZ poin'ls. In The mile relay Wifhrow placed first Columbus Cen+ral Y +ook second. and Hughes. +hird. In the 880-yard relay Columbus Cenfral Y placed first while +he Tigers pulled in for a second. Anofher new fea+ure of High School Track comperifion +his year is +he sleeplechase. Alfhough H is nof a new even+ as far as frack meels go. H is qui+e an innova+ion for High School compe+i+ion. This s+eeplechase consish of a mile run. which as iniervals is handi- capped by a heavy hurdle over which ihe runner is +0 jump. Because of fhe +raining of The cross-counfry. Wi+hrow was fairly well sef for +his event and in +his meel while Columbus Cenfral Y placed first Wifhrow look second. as well as placing +hird and four'l'h. On +he Junior side of he meet Wifhrow +o+aled l8 poin+s. and was followed by Hughes and Norwood. Some oi +he placing of +he Juniors is as follows: Cai+o Jrook a second in The 50-yard dash: Russ Johnston placed +hird in +he 50-yard low hurdles; and +he fwo relay +earns placed firs'r and +hircl in The 880-yard relay. On April 26. Doc Reu+er look +he Wilhrow l'eam up +0 Day- fon. Ohioy for The first annual Slivers Relay. Wifhrow's places in +his mee+ are as follows: MygaH' placed second in lZO-yard low hurdles and PaHen placed a fourth; Joe Horfon was Tirsr in +he broad jump; Carl Mayer placed fourfh in +he IOO-yard dash; Joe Schwarh placed fourth in The sho'r-puh Jeri placed +hird in +he mile: Wirhrow came in second in The 440-yard relay. Those making up This relay +earn were Merrill Rousi'er. Carl Mayer. Jim Mossman. and Paul MygaH. In Jrhe BBO-yard relay Wifhrow also placed first Those on. +his ream were Ed Maham. cap+ain. Paul MygaH. Merrill Rousler. and Ed Buckmasfer. The Tigers also placed firsf in +he mile relay. This +eam was comprised of Captain Eddie Maham. Russ PaHen, Bob KelleH. and Ed Buckmasi-er. The Wifhrow feam +oolc over +he mee'l' wi+h a +o+al of 25 poinfs +0 Slivers' 22 3-7. Doc Reu+er fook +he +eam +0 Oxford on Saturday. May ID. for +he annual Miami Meet Anolher plan of The frack season is +he old idea of +he cify in+erscholas+ic meels. iusl' belween the schools of hue ci+y. For +he 73 EDDIE BUCKMASTER F COACH ' DOC REUTER pas+ several years fhere have been open meefs sponsored by some organizafion such as he Y. M. C. A., and several dual meefs. or +hose iusf befween +wo schools. However. for Hie pasf several years. +here have been no cify meefs. So +his year will see Hwe re+urn of +ha+ fype of compeii'l'ion. During Hue pasf season he following boys having faken par+ in fhese even+s are: Cap'l'ain Eddie Maham ........ 220. 440. 220 hurdles. relays Ed Buckmasier ...................... l00, 220, 440 relays CARL MAYER Russ Pa'H'en .............. 220. I20 hurdfes. 220 hurdles. 440 Paul MygaH ............ I00. 220, I20 hurdles. 220 hurdles 440 hurdles. 440 relays 74 HICKEY ROUSTER Bob Kelle'H ........ 220. 120 hurdles. 220 hurdles. 440 relays Fred Thomas .............................. I00. 220, 440 Merrill Rousfer ........................... I00. 220 relays Jewel JeH' ............................... 830. mileI 440 Dinsmore ............................ 220. 440. 880, mile Mossman ............................ 220. 440. 880. mile Schwarfz ................................... shof. discuss Carl Mayer ........................ I00. 220. 440. relays Bob KelleH ........ 220. 120 hurdles. 220 hurdles. 440. relays Merrill Rousfer. . . . ..... . . ............ IOO. 220. relays -DAVID DeVORE. FRAN K KRENZ FRITZ MYGATT DINSY DINSMORE JEWEL JETT 75. BACK ROWeWoodccck. Maris. Doyle. Henry. Gregg. Schroiel. McLaughlin. Hohnsline, Tuebner. Gear, FRONT ROW-Flelcher. Haslie. Zear. Coleman, Fosclicll, Lamb1 Mayer. Krehh. HOE. Freelandl SWIMMING - EN VETERANS on +he swimming Team for l929-30 made +hlngs look mosl' promising for The glory of Wi+hrow. and while Coach Gregg has no+ +urned oul a championship +eam +his year, he has +he sa+isfac+ion of knowing +haf WHhrow has gained in prominence in cily and s+a+e associa- +ions; flrs'l'. lay breaking a s+a+e record in +he ZOO-yarcl relay. by a gain of 33V2 poinl's over lasf year's record. and by +he Senior feam's tak- ing second place in +he Inlerscholach League. The feam never fell below second place wi+h +he excepl'lon of The S+a+e Mee+ held 31 Cleveland. The Junior feam finished wi+h 27 poin+s +0 +helr credit and wi+h +hese men and o+her promising material. Coach Gregg has high hopes for +he fu+ure. The 'Flrsl inferscholasfic Mee+ look place a+ +he Cenlral Y. M. C. A. December sixfh. The resull' of lwo months of sfrenuous praciice under +he able guidance of Coach Gregg landed +he +ank- men in second place. The ZOD-yard relay +eam. Mayer. Laub. Cole- man and Fosdicks were +he shining ligh+s +aking first Laub. Gear. Fosclick and Doyle. obtaining individual honors. Backs+roke. breasi- shake. free slyle. and diving. respectively. banked +he poinis. The second lnferscholas'l'ic Mee'l' showed Wll'hrow sfill in second place. hard pressed by Woodward. The free-sfyle relay again secured flrs+ placel E. HofT replacing Mayer. The l50-yard medley fook second place. close behind a championship Hughes feam. While Laub +cok second in The hundred-yard backs+rolte. Capfain Fosdick +ook second place in +he hundred-yard freesfyle. Doyle. a member of +he Junior Team. look +hird place in diving represen+ing +he Senior Team. Af+er anofher mon+h of cons+an+ prac+ice. +he meHle of +he learn was given i+s severesf fes+ wl+h fhree consecufive Safurclay swimming meel's. an inlerscholasfic and Two s+a+e meels. Here There was a real +hrill. for 3+ was nip and luck belween Hughes.Wi+hrow, and Woodward for honors. Wifhrow +ankmen running a close second WM: 27 poinfs +0 Hughes's 32. H was a+ lhls meef +ha+ fhe relay +eam broke +he S+a+e record. bringing new laurels +0 Wi+hrow. The Final ylnferscholaslic meel', held February 22. definH-ely gave +0 WHhrow +he second-place cup. School spirif helped +he fankmen 76 +0 puf forfh +heir best eFForls. Wilhrow. a half point in +he lead over Woodward necessi+a+ed fhe bes+ efforls of all +he feam. The medley composed of Laub. Gear. and Coleman again +ook second place. Fosdick realized a +hree-year's ambH'ion by winning firsf place in +he fifiy-yard Treesfyle over Lindevall of Woodward. Laub and Fosdicl: received second In backs+roke ancl freesl'yle respecfively. while +he relay +eam placed First The +earn me+ wifh severe reverses a+ +he Cleveland meet This was parlly owing +0 +he s+range fanl: environ- meni's and The ice-colcl wafer encounfered. Cap+ain Fosdicl: was +he only man +0 place on +he ieam winning a +hird in +he 50-yard frees'l'yle. The dual meel be'rween Greenheld and Wil'hrow +ermina+ed +he eveni's of +he year. The Greenfield +eam has shown considerable slrengl'h in Trays wi'rh o+her high schools wil'hin a radius of +wen+y miles. having successfully repelled all opposHion. ln spife of +his repu+afion. WHhrow swam away wlfh +his conl'esl. halting hrsf in every event Those sharing +he honors were Coleman. Gear. Krenh. Laub and Fosdick. Swimming has gained in prominence among WHhrow sporiing even'rs and +he lime is coming when Wifhrow will lead +he way. The five men receiving leH'ers on +he Senior Jteam were Cap+ain Fosdiclx, Charles Laub. Harold Gear. Eugene Coleman. and William Doyle. Those receiving numerals were Jack Hohnane. '30 and Frank Krenfz. '3I. Numeral men on +he Junior Team are John Maris. '32 and Sfanley Shro+el. '32. Following is +he summary of poinfs made by feam members: Senior Roger Fosdiclt ........... 39 Frank Krenl'z ............ 9 Charles Laub ............ 37 U3 Carl Mayer ............. 6 Eugene Coleman ..... .27 U3 William Flelchere a , . . . . 3 Harold Gear ............ 2l Syl: Edward Hoff. . .. ........ 2 Junior William Doyle ........... l8 Jordan Woodcock ..... . 6 U2 John Maris .............. l2 V2 Rober+ Teubner. . . . . , . . ,. 2 V2 Slanley Schro+el ......... 9 UZ eHAROLD GEAR SHIFTY GENE COLEMAN BILL DOYLE COACH DAVE GREGG AN APPRECIATION I am gra+eful +0 ihe Year Book s+aff for allowing me +his space in which +0 express my sincere appreciafion +0 Roger Fosdick, who deserves credif and honor beyond We expres- sion of words for his faifhful performance and loyal leader- ship as captain of He Swimming Team for +he pas+ +wo years. His un+iring efforts have served as a cons+an+ inspirafion +0 Hie enfire +eam, and his absence next year will be a maf'rer of keen regret -D. D. GREGG. 77 BACK ROW-A. Simmons. J. Kreimer, C. Laub, R. Rais. Coach Duning. FRONT ROW-C. Floydi R. Ruth. C. Anderson. 6. Rimmer. F. RaHerman. L. Canier. J. SchaelTer, F. Reis. BASEBALL 4......Inw. HE CLOSE of +he baskelball season early in I March broughi forih a call from Coach Duning ior baseball candida'i'es. He was greeled a+ +he firs? oulcloor pracfice by a squad which consisfed of some +hirfy-five candidares. A survey of +he ma+erial showed +ha+ only six ve+erans had re- +urned. They were Capfain Fred RaHerman and Bob Reis. ou'Hielders: Dean Rufh. Joe Schaefer :- and Frank Reisl iniielders: and Charles Floyd. a cafcher. Wifh fhese men as a valuable nucleus. +he building of +he I930 learn was sfarfecl. H was evideni from Jrhe slarl' ihal' +he pilching silua'iion was going +0 give no end of frouble. There were no experienced hurlers available and +he coach was forcecl 1'0 lrain green malerial. Af+er exl'ensive irials. he selecfed George Rimmer and Charley Anderson. bofh righ+handers. for his staff. along wi+h Dick Schaeffer. a soufhpaw. The o+her fwo vacanf posilicms. righfield and firsf base. were filled by new men. Jack Kreimer and Larry Can+er: and Charles Laub and Dick Curry were selec'led as u+ili+y men. Al+hoUgh handicapped by adverse wea+her condiiions. +he squad managed +0 gel in a few ou+door pracl'ice sessions before +he s+ar+ of ihe season. The schedule opened wifh fhe Tigers enler+aining Highland oi Kenlucky. The visifors. presen+ing a +horoughly experienced learn. gave she Orange and Black a ierrible bouncing. +he final score being lT-l. Rimmer was selecled as +he Tiger pilcher. and was hi+ hard and offen un+il +he sixi'h inning. when he was removed under a shower of hi+s. Anderson. his successor. did noifare very much beHer. Meanwhile +he Duningmen could do nolhing wilh Roy James. gigan+ic Bluebird hurler. and. as a result +he firs'r game was scored in +he red ink column. The second +il+ was an In+erscholas+ic League game wi+h +he Bulldogs of Woodward. ai Deer Park. This fime Anderson did Wi+hrow's pi+chin'g. He hurled a nice game bu+ could no+ sfop +he 78 downfown cleanup hiHers. Drach and 5+. Charles. and iherefore wenf clown +0 :1 6 +0 I defeat The opposing pilcher again sfopped +he Tigers' ba'rs, only four hils being secured off +he delivery of Ray Evans. ifs only run of +he game. The fhird game. wifh Sf. Xavier. was played af Wiihrow. This game broughl forlh some wild baseball and a great deal of +errific hiHing. The Blue Jacke+s from +he Cafholic high finally emerged as 1he viclors wifh a 16-I5 score. Three of +hese came in +he firsf inning. when Wi+hrow scored Rimmer. assaying his second aHempf as a pifcher. issued fourfeen bases on balls. all of which con+ribu+ed maferially fowarcl his downfall. He parHy made up for This. however. wi+h iwo long hils. a friple. and a home run. Laub, who replaced Kreimer in righf field. also showed up excepfionally well a'r +he bai for Wifhrow. An improvemenf was nolecl in +he second defeal af +he hands of Highland. This +ime +he counf was only I6 10 6. and The Tigers showed much beHer worlc in all depar+men+s. Wish some hope of remedying +he pi+ching si+ua+ion. Fred RaHerman slarfed on +he mound for Wi+hrow. He was wild. buf was nol' hi'l as freely as his predecessors. Breaks in +he defense af crucial fimes spelled +he Tigers' defea+ again, however. The Eagles, of Walnuf Hills were +he second inferscholasiic foes of +he Tigers. and fhey proved +0 be very easy vicfims for file Duningmen. For +he Hrsf fime during +he season. Wifhrow's offen- sive and pi'nching really func+ioned af +he same time. The Orange and Black hiHers pounded Kipp and Cofiey. Maroon pilchers. for seven+een hifs and eighleen runs, eleven of Jrhe lalfer coming in +he Wil'hrow Jr'ourlrh. H was in fhis inning +ha+ +he Tigers cinched +he game. In +he meani-ime. Fred Rafierman was pifching superb ball. He was never in even l'he slighfes+ irouble. and gave Walnuf Hills bu+ four hils. iwo of which were conver+ecl in'lo a run. He also con+ribufed a very opporlune home run +0 his cause. while Charley Laub hi'l fwice ior exfra bases. Bob Reis. looI hi+ hard. geHing +hree our of five. GEORGE RIMMER DEAN RUTH Second CHARLIE FLOYD Ca+cher An Orange and Black +eam which refused +0 s+op Fight ing vanquished Purcell High's Cavaliers I4-IO on May 5. This game was surely a slugging mafch, nei+her RaHerman nor McCarihy. opposing hurlers. being able +0 check ihe op- posiHon. Purcell fook a Jrwoa-run lead in Hue Hrsf inning. buf WHhrow came back th +hree in fheir half. +0 go 1-0 the fore. Their lead was shor+-Iived. +hough. for in Hue four'rh +he Red and Gold goJr f0 RaHerman for seven runs. A home run by Frank Reis wifh +he bases full 90'! four of Hlese back. however. From +hen on if was JOE SCHAEFFER Third nip and +uck uniIl Hue eighth inning. Here Wifhrow jumped on McCarthy. and when he smoke of baHle had cleared away. +he Tigers were found +0 have emerged wi+h Five runs and a 79 CHARLIE ANDERSON Piicher LA R RY CANTER Firsf FRAN K REIS JACK KREIMER Shodsfop Raghmeld ART SIMMONS Mgr. good lead. RaH'erman easily disposed of We Cavaliers In +he nin+h. So far six games have been played and four of +hem have been lost The Name for +his musf be laid on +he fad Hk'ii' hr +he Ersi' few games He feam was a big experiment This experimenhai s+age. however. is apparenHy now a +hing o; +he past The placing of Laub in cenfer and +he rei'urn of fhe Ios+ punch have s+reng+hened +he squad ma+erially. as has +he Fine showing of Rahferman in Hue pHcher's box. As 'lhe year book goes +0 press some of Hue more imporfan? games are still fo CHARLIE LAUB Cen+erfield be played. and +he Tigers show every evidence of being able to win ikeir share of +hem. -BOB BUTLER. 8O BACK ROW-Lamber, Lacey. Haberer. Memel. Kenf. Doyle. Resler, Small. Lyfle. W'aikins. FRONT ROW-eMr. Gregg. McBelh. Brent Morris. Dorsey. Brock. DeMar, McCrone. Schrolel. Defers. GYM CLUB The Gym Club is now fwo years old. which means +wo years of hard and fai+hful work on +he parf of +he members and heir efficienl insirucior. Mr. Gregg. The club worlts for no ofher reward l'han +he apprecialion of +hose for whom ifs exhibi+s are given. I? is +rue, how- ever. ihaf +he members have been rewarded in anol'her way. iudging from firm and healihy pal'ches of muscle on +heir liihe bodies which Mr. Gregg vows were not fhere Two years ago. Ali'hough if is lrue +he+ this group of boys is no+ oHen given a chance fo perform Hs bag of amazing an+ics if may be of in+eres+ lo know +ha+ on four occasions +his year +hese gymnasis creaied greai surprise among specfa+ors by fheir leafs of sfrenglh and skill. The exercises on +he flying rings af +he Facul'l'y Game forced gasps of horror from many who will probably be skeptical when fold +ha+ +hese and ofher similar s+unis form +he cusiomary roufine of fine Gym Club. bui despife fhe dangerous aspeci oi +his roul'ine comparafively few acciden+s occurred fhis year. In regard +0 accidenls. +hose which do happen never fail +0 ins+ill anew +he proper cauHon in fine minds of +hose whom Mr. Gregg's warnings have failed +0 impress. Only +hose who are familiar wifh gymnasiums can fruly pay +he Gym Club Jrhe respecl which is i'rs clue. and +heir numbers are small. H is +he club's desire +0 promol'e an in+eres+ among +he s+uden+s which will make our gymnasium an even more popular place ihan H is. The purpose of +he gym i'eam is no? +0 beffer +he bes+ bu? +o +rain anyone who cares +0 ioin. To remain a member a boy mus+ show by aifend- ance and diligence his righ+ +0 +he +ime of his inslrucl'or and +he assis+ance of his fellows. Results are na+urally expecfed and iusfly expec+ed. for one cannoi' possibly receive only failure affer having paid wi'lh diligence. and while some are only average. ihe accomplishmenfs of a few are l'ruly worihy of applause. l+ may also be said wiihoul' over-enfhusiasm +ha+ no spor+ in His school will do more for +he body nor in less +ime +han +he gym feam. Moreover. if +his be doubled. anyone who will fake +he frouble +0 walch +he +eam-work will soon be convinced +ha+ his doubls were poorly grounded. As a closing word i+ mighf be added +ha+ several small bui am- bifious boys from +he Junior High School were in+roducecl +0 +he club af +he beginning of +he year. and if is predicled fhaf upon +heir graduaiion from high school +hey will be Hnished gymnasfs. eHERBERT LAMBERT. 81 CHEER LEADERS JUNIORsSENIOR CHAMPIONS INTRAMURAL During +he pas+ year, fhe Wiihrow roofers were led by fhe bes+ organized and equipped cheer leaders +he school has ever had. With a staff of seven. composed of Ed HOE. Clason Shumard. Paul Siubbs. Freddie Wehking. Milfon Freeland. and Sam Prarher as regu- lar leaders. and Bob Dean as alfernafe, +he various l'eams were failh- fully and energefically suppor+ed by +he cheer leaders. A new sysiem was inaugura+ed during rhis year. The cheer leaders were divided info lwo groups of +hree men each and aller- naied during +he game. so +ha+ +he crowd would always have unlired leaders. To +he combinafion of all +hese facfors and the hard worlt oi +he leaders fhemselves may be a++ribu+ed +he credil which fheir leading a+ pep meeiings and games Throughoui +he en+ire year deserves. and which is gladly given. SOPHOMORE CHAMPIONS Beginhing lafe in November. +he lnframural Baskelball Tourna- menl belween rhe sophomore boys' home room.: under +he direc+ion of Coach Reuler. was played off wi+h a speed and skill which fermina+ed fhe conlesf before +he arrival of he Chrislmas holidays. Ten rooms were represanfecl in The league and each learn made a desperai'e eHorf +0 gain +he pennant The culmina+ion of +he fournamenl' came when +he fwo undefeafed teams of +he series. Rooms IZBA and I26. clashed in he final championship game. Alihough Room l26 played hard. gaining a lead of 9 +0 5 a+ +he end of fhe half. Room l28A displayed grea+ Teamwork in s+aging a comeback 10 end +he game in possession of a I6 +0 9 vicfory. The championship feam players were: Harold Hulsbeclt. Capfain. Joe Mooney. Jerry Palrick. Bill Hulsbeck. Charles Oldrieve. Charles Casey. and Sfrawn Lucas. Harold Hulsbeck was +he feam's highesf scorer. wi+h Mooney and Hulsbeck consislenl' poin+ colleclors. 82 Al+hough +he Upper Class lnframural baske+ball games did nof begin unfil affer +he mid-year examinafions were over. The reams played a speedy. well-planned schedule which ended in The early parl of March wilh Room 2l7B. +he decided winner. The feams were made up from 1he Senior and Junior boys' home rooms and represen+ed rooms 3I3. 3I2. 3III 3IOI 309. 2l7l 217A. and ZITB. The large Junior home rooml 3I3. formed fwo +eams. The winning learn lrepresenfing Room 2I7Bl, was from a senior home room and included +he following players: Paul Sack. Province Winkler. Gilberl Sfeinau, Capt. Richard Schaefer. Roberl Simon, Miller Rice. Sfeve Smi'lhI and Jack Hohnsline. Rice af cenier rarely los+ lipoH and wilh Rice. S+einau, and Sack as high poin+ men ran up a high score in every game. FRESHMEN CHAM PIONS One of +he firsl school acfivifies in which Freshmen +ook an aclive parf was +he Freshman ln+ramural Baskelball Tournament which began in +he laffer parl ol November. This fournameni was played belween lhe freshman boy home rooms. each room being represen+ed by a +eam. Under +he schedule arranged and guided by Coach Reu+er. +he various quin+e+s. com- posed largely of inexperienced players. soon swung in+o an exci'ling and hard-played confesf. Although for a lime H was hard +0 pick +he winner. Room 303 soon forged ahead. being vic+orious in all of +heir games. Buf Room 306 also won all their games and H was no+ uniil H was defeafed 28 lo IT by Room 303. +ha+ +he championship was decided. The pennanf winners were: Roberl Kreimer. Capfain: Richard Fensfermacher. Charles Koch. William Rauch. and William Kenl'. The capfain. Roberl Kreimer. was +he high poinf scorer. GIRLS' ATHLETICS C. Frey. M. Coweli. M. O'Conneri A. WcH, B. Wclgamu+h, M. Henderson. K. Sfrofhman, N. Gordon, 6. Jennings, E. Weiss, C. D'Agos+ino, E. Fife. J. Armacost HOCKEY HE TANG 0T cold. keen air lashing one's face. +he smell of new snow on +he wind. +he click of flashing hockey sficks. and +he charge of an organized body of players. as +hey chase +he puck +0 +he opponenf's goalefhai's hockey! Sportsmanship. vi+ali+y. and real friendships are developed +hrough fhis healfhful game. played in +he crisp af'l'ernoons of auiumn. This season of hockey. which was concluded under a new sysfem. proved unusually successful. More girls were given a chance +0 enjoy +he fun +hrough +he league series. From +he maferial broughf ouf in +he league feams. oi which There were seven. +he class squads were selecfed. These small +eams chosen from each class were +hree represen+ing +he Freshmen. +wo +he Sophomores. one +he Juniors, and one +he Seniors. The +hree Freshmen ieams as well as +he fwo Sophomores feams baHled 'for class championships. The D and C grade cham- pions played fogei'her and +he winners of +his game in +urn con+inued +he eliminafion series by playing +he Junior feam. The lasf league game was fhai sfagecl be+ween +he fwo upper classes. The Junior +eam proved i+s superior sfrengfh by winning +he league championship. while +he Seniors placed second. +he Sopho- mores +hird. and +he Freshmen fourfh. Grea'f exci+emen+ marked +he +wo Junior-Senior games, in bo+h of which +he migh+y Senior feam was badly defeafed. The Juniors held +he upper hand in ail of +heir games. Refusing +0 relinquish Jtheir winning sh'eak. +he B-graders gained Their goal of class championship. +hus scoring a double championship in hockey for +hem This season. One of +he cleanesf and fas+esf confes+s was +he second Senior- Freshman game. When +he 'Hnalwhis'rle blew +he score siood +ie-I-I. I RENE REINHARDT 84 This year poinfs were awarded on +he basis of fai'l'hful aH-endance a+ bo+h praci'ices and games. If a girl parficipaied in fwo-+hirds of all +he games and practices she received fifi'y poinfs ioward her afhleiic IeH'er. +he W. Any girl affending half +he number of games and prac- Hces was enHHed +0 'l'weniy-i'ive poin+s. The enfire hockey sysiem was under The direc'r managemenf of Mariorie Cowell. Much credi'l is given her for her skillful managemenf under +his new sysfem. Lavinia Ervin has been elecfed as I930 hockey manager. Each feam was managed by a class captain. who aided +he general manager in arranging quar+ers and direc+ed +he girls on +he field. The class capfains were: Freshmen ....................... Pauline Easier Sophomore ................... Elizabe+h Seeger Junior iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -.Charlof+e Frey Senior ........................ Greffa Has+ings The championship Junior feam is: CharloHe Frey iCa p+ainT Bef+y Angle Caiefan D'Agos+ino Laura Lou Richards Alice Wolf Jean Armacosi Edna Fife Marfha Henderson Nancy Gordon Marjorie Cowell Genevieve Jennings BeH'y Wolgamufh Mary O'Connor Rui'h ImhoFF Kafhryn S+ro+hman Virginia Gill Eleanor Weiss Mariorie Wul'Feck -LUCILLE KOELBLIN. FRONT ROW-M. Ackenhausen, R. Gross. K. Honan. P. Ringhandl J. Gaibla1 L. Koelblin. D. Evans. E. McCall. MIDDLE ROWeM. Bush. H. De+ers. M. Gross. M. O'Connor. D. Walker. D. Whifacre. M. Henderson, A. Maser, A. Wolf, M. Cowell. BACK ROW-B. Carnes, B. Evans. M. Harper, M. Pullian, G. Hadings, L. Chrlsfensen, D. Benjamin. E. Bowen. C. Frey. GIRLS' SWIMMING ' HE STARTER'S WHISTLE and a speedy plunge. sending +he glisfening spray inlo +he air; a swim- mer cu'H'ing +hrough +I1e waier wifh fas+ and rhyfhmic slroltes: a gracelul dive: a slow. well- ordered s+roke down The pool: and. Through if all. excifed cheering and en+husias+ic backing as +he +eams swim fo vic+ory. Such is a girls' infer- class swimming mee+. u Swimming for girls has reached a high marl: of excellence This year. The spor+ has received a more en+husias+ic backing by all classes rhan ever before. Several new fealures of The swimming program were developed +his year: namelyl +he endurance swim. which replaced +he annual mileage swim. and +he informal swim- ming meels. The Three in+erclass swimming mee+s held December 6. March II. and April I5I were characlerized by speed. a greal deal of fun. and keen compe+i+ion among +he 'Four classes. In The f'lrs'r +wo meefs Jrhe A. B, and D classes held close scores. buf +he Seniors showed fheir superior rechnique in swimming by winning bo+h mee+s. while The Juniors followed wifh a close second in each. The winning sfreak of The Senior +eam was Finally broken by +he spunky Freshman ream, which look Flrsf place in +he +h'lrcl inlerclass swimming meel' wilh +he Juniors second. and the A graders affaining only +hird place. The high poin+ winners of The season were: Kalherine Hoffman. Freshman. 44 poirrfs; GreHa Hasfings. Senior. 34 poin'rs: Ruih Grossi Freshman, 3! poin'rs: and Marguerife Bush. Junior, 3I poin+s. Those girls who received The swimming emblems for I930 are: Marcella Aclcenhausen. Emily Bowen, Margueril'e Bush. Lily Chrlsl'ensen. Marjorie Cowell. Beulah Evans, CharloHe Frey. Jane Gaible. Ru+h Gross. Greifa Has-lings. Ka+herine Hoffman. Lucille Koelblin. EHa McCall. Alice Moser. Mary O'Connor. Margarel Ringhend. Dorolhy Walker and Dorofhy Whifalter. A+ +he firs+ girls' in+erclass meef +he following girls were elec+ed class caplains: Senior-Lily Chrisfensen Junior-Marybefh Ziegler Sophomore-Helen Convery Freshman-Marcella Ackenhausen This year +he endurance swim. a more sysl'emal'ic way of develop- ing endurance in long dislance swimming replaced +he annual mileage swim. One hundred and +hir+y girls parficipafed in +he evenf. G. A. A. poinfs were awarded according lo number of lengfhs made by each girl. The class resulfs were: leng+hs confesl' Senior-8.208 .......... 28 Junior--3.633 .......... 24 The individual score were: Beulah Evans-A. 7 L344 Lily ChrislenseneA .l ...... 1,323 Doris EvanSeC ........... L306 GreHa Hastings-A ....... l.295 Marfha Gross-A ......... l.267 lengfhs coniesf Sophomore--7.499 ...... 36 Freshman 4.629 ...... 25 Ru+h GrOSSeD ............ I.255 Marfha J. PulliameC. l . , A l l.l86 Kalherine Hoffman-uD ..... l.l75 Emily BoweneC .......... l.l68 Doris Beniamin-A ........ I.I50 Junior and Senior Life Saving also held Their own in The realm of swimming evenfs and proved very successful +his year. A class consisfing of six affer-school praclices was held preceding The exam- inelions. The examinal'ions were given by ou'lside examiners fwo nights following fhe period of prac+ice. Those girls who passed +he Jum'or Life Saving +es+ are: Bonnie Tierney Dorol'hy Whi+aker Ber+ha Carnes Helen Defers Doris Evans Those girls who succeeded in passing Senior Life Saving are: Mary O'Connor Alice Wolf Elinor Small Lucille Koelblin Mary Ellen Harper Much of +he success and fine work done in The scheduling and working ou+ of The swimming pro- gram of The year is alfribu+ed +0 Caiefan D'Agos+ino. +he general swimming manager for l929-l930. -LUCILLE KOELBLIN. Mar+ha J. Pulliam Marfha Henderson LUCILLE KOELBLIN 85 BACK ROWeD. Walker. R. Gross. P. Eas+er. FRONT ROW-L. Penney. M. Chaney, H. Huichenson. J. Jordon. M. Ringhar, M4 Ackenhauser. E. Eberle. M. Kohl, B. Parker. GJRLS HIS SEASON incifed a great deal of in+eres+ in all classes. The call of +he diamonds lured one hundred and nine enfhusiasfic baseball players ouf fo supporf +his phase of girls' a'lhlelics. Alihough all of +he learns were faily well mafched. +he greafesl' compelilion exisied be- +ween +he Junior and Freshmen classes. I+ . has been sugges+ed +ha+ girls only play of 123: baseball. but If 1he people who believe +his had frequented The girls' gym during these +hree Freshmen-Junior games. even +hey would have alfered +heir opinion of girlsI abili'ly +0 play real baseball. Baseball praclice began one week af+er +he close of +he baskef- ball season. Rules were reviewed. plays and posii'ions explained, and acfual playing was done in +hese praciice periods. The class games lhis year were played from March 25 +0 April 2I. A series of six single games was arranged for each class. This schedule varied The Freshman and Junior learns, because of a he score 'In +he six games, had +o play an exl'ra game in one case'. +0 decide l'he championship. The Firsl' encounler was a close game, bu+ +he Juniors fumed +he Final score in +helr favor. Al The second game. however. +he spunky D-graders +urned +he Jralales on +heir opponenls and look +he game wi+h a good score. Since neifher feam had lost more +han one game each. +his leH' +he l'mal score a lie. Wifh in- fense in+eresf on April 2! +he fwo feams clashed. AHer many +ense momenfs and excHing plays. +he Freshmen showed +he spec+a+ors who held +he upper hand in +he sllualion by winning +he baseball championship for I930. This gave +he Juniors second place. while a fie for +hird place was held by The Senior ancl Sopho- more feams. MARTHA GROSS 86 BASEBALL Each day when a regular class game was played in +he girls' gym. a scrub game of five innings was played in +he ouldoor gym. By +his me+hod +hose girls who were nof able to play many innings in +he class games made up +heir GTA.A. poin+s. Besides helping girls +0 make +heir required number of innings +hese scrub games gave +he parlicipan'rs an opporfuni'ry +0 ge+ in some fine praclice. Of +he +hir+y possible innings. a girl mus+ have played +wen+y +0 receive 'FIHy G.A.A. poinis. If a girl played befween fiffeen and +wenfy innings she received lwenfy-l'ive poin+s foward her le'Her. Filfy-four girls made Fafl'y G.A.A. poin+s each +his year. while seven girls received fwenfy-Eve poinfs. Baseball for I930 was under +he managemenf of Marfha Gross. whoI th +he help of The gym feachers. arranged +he schedules and lofal innings for +he four classes. The general manager for baseball is elec+ecl by +he four classes, iusf before +he baseball season. and merHs a posilion on The 6.A.A. execu+iye board. This general manager was aided by +he four class captains. who were: Senior...,.,....... ............ HelenCrow Junior . V . ............... Genevieve Jennings Sophomore ................. Margarel GilleHe Freshman ............... VMargarel Ringhand The class caplains helped l'he general manager in arranging Innings. and +ook +he responsibllify for seeing +ha+ a full +eam reporl'ed for all The scheduled class games. Those girls on The Freshman learn who had +he required number of innings fo award l'hem a place on fhe championship learn were: Ru-lh Gross Jeane'He Jordan Helen Hu+chinson Dorofhy Walker Marcella Achenhausen Lenore Pinney Edifh Eberle Pauline Easier Melba Chaney Margare+ Ringhand Marion Parker Marion Kohl eLUCiLLE KOLBLIN. BACK ROW-D. Mersfelder. L, Koelblin. H. Hayward. M. Loffus. G. Haslings. M. McCoy. B. Kizner. D. Zeigler, M. Gross, L. Miller, I. Reinhardt FRONT ROWeA. Goebel. A. Clemens. B. Hayward. R. A+lzinson. H. Crow. 6. Groenlnger. 3. Evans. GIRLS' BASKETBALL NOTHER successful season for girls' baskelball af Wi+hrow has iusf passed-successful nol : only for +he excellenl playing. buf also for +he en+husias+lc backing which all classas gave lhe sporf. bofh in league and class games. The Ingenious me+hocl of handling fhe baskelball schedule. adopfed las'l' year. was con- 3' finued +hls season wifh excellent resul+s. Accord- li I'ng +0 +he precedenl sel' las+ year. +ho individual classes elecied non playing class managers. whose duly was +0 arrange The business delails of +he feam' s aclivnhes. such as arranging quorfers. backing +he players, and being responsible for aHendance of a full leam al' all scheduled class games. A greaf deal of credif is due +0 +hose girls who gave much of l'heir Hme and good work in managing Hoe class feams. H is for +his reason +ha+ +he Girls' A+hle+ic Associa'l'ion execu- +ive board decided by a vote +0 give fo each of These class managers seven+y-five poinis fowarcl fhe a+hlefic lelfer. for services given during +he baske+ball season. Rulh Alklnson was Senior manager: Marybelh Ziegler, Junior; Virginia BenneH. Sophomore: ancl BeHy McFarland. Freshman. These class heads were under l'he direcl' supervision of a manager. who was appoinfecl by he 6. A. A. execufive council. Besides assisfing class managers. fhis general manager decided. wi'l'h +he aid of lhe gym facully, +he number of games +0 be played by he classes. arranged schedules and proFered all general lnforma'lion and rulings on baskefball. Elinor Small very successfully pilo+ed +he +eams Jrhrough a flne season. The early parl' of January saw +he opening of +he league baskelball series. H was in These games ihal fhe grealeer number of girls was given +he privilege of playing baskelball for +he real fun +haf is in if. H may be in+eres+ing lo nole +ha+ of +he one hundred and ninefy girls who regis+erecl wl'lh one of +hese group +eams. one hundred and 'lwenl'y- six made l'wenfy-flve poinl's Jtoward +he all-rouncl W. by playing elghl or more quarlers. In one affernoon four group games were scheduled. fwo being played al' +he same lime on cross cour+s. The league learn was composed of a group of any fen girls. who selecfecl a Jream name and caplain and reglsfered a+ fhe gym offlce. There were nineteen of fhese league learns. playing a series oi l'Ive games. Five of +he nine- leen teams fied for league championship. each winning only fhree ou+ These learns were: Shooling Sfars. Mahims. Red Devils and Baskeleers. of fheir five games. Shoo-ling Sophomores. From fhe maierial found on We league feams a squad of fwenfy- four girls was chosen +0 represen+ each class in +he inlerclass series. played in February. This number of players represenfed +he FIrs+ and second learns combined. no dlslincfion bel'ween +he fwo being made. A schedule of six double-header games was arranged for each squad. In one af'rernoon a girl was permiHed +0 play only four quarfers in one or bo+h games. Fif'ry polnls were given lo a girl playing sixleen quarlers on her feam. while +wen+y-five G.A.A. poinfs were given for l'en quarlers played. The mosf excifing game of +he season was he championship Junior-Senlor game. open l'o +he enfire school. In Jrhe firsf game, +he Senior machine defealed 1he opponen+s by a score of 30-l0. Luck was reversed. howeverI in +he second gameI and +he Juniors were viclors th a l7-9 score. The championship Senior learn which won l0 games of +he l2 is: Becky KimerI Ger+rude Groeniger. Lucille Koelblin. Mabel McCoy. Alvlna Goeble. Thelma Sanders. Dorolhy Ziegler. Mary C. Loll'rusI Grace WH'lreI Elinor Small. Lucille Miller. lrene Reinhardt Helen Haywardl Mar+ha Gross. Dol' Mersfelder. Marie Klemm. Lily Chrisfensen. Helen Crow and GreHa Haslings. The Juniors look second place in +he class series. fhe Sohpomoresy +hircl. and +he Freshman. fourlh. eLUClLLE KOELBLIN. ELINOR SMALL 87 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION In +he four years of ifs exisfence. +he Girls' Aihlefic ASsociaHon has done much iowarcl placing girls' a+hle+ics on a high plane and on a par wi'l'h +he sporfs of boys. By +hus beH'ering and sysiema- Hzing girls' aihle'iics a+ Wifhrow +his or- ganizal'ion has consfanfly emphasized i'ls primary obiecfives of improvemeni o'l healfh +hrough normal alhleiics. afiain- men? of skill and fechnique in +he various spor+s. developmeni of leadership and dependabiliiy, and +he realizaiion of fhe joy oi play. The numerous and varied acfivifies which he G.A.A. sponsors af- ford a wide range in which mosf girls will be able +0 find a definii'e inl'erest HELEN HAYWARD Presidenf G.A.A. The grealer par+ of he business of +he organizaiion is carrieci on direcfly by a G.A.A. execufive board, composed of a president vice- presidenf. corresponding secre+ary, recording secre+ary. freasurer. and +he spor+s managers. Twice 5-year. in fall and in spring. general open meefing is held. ai which 'lime plans for +he iollowing year are made and nominees for +he incoming officers are appoinied by +he club a+ large. The execuiive board. however. is open a? all limes +0 helpiul suggesiions and friendly cri+icism made by G.A.A. members. These criiicisms and suggesiions are always duly discussed and acied upon in board meeting. The membership of +he G.A.A. is 1101' resfricled by any lechnical or class qualificaiions. Any girl who is fruly inferes+ed in he ac+ivi+ies and good limes of +he associaiion may join. upon paymeni oi: a small annual fee. The fwo membership drives of +he year are held. during +he lasf week of Sepfember and +he Firsl' week of February. The G.A.A. members are en+i+lecl +0 parficipaie in all of he pariies. special ac'rivi- lies. and he sporis sfaged by he club. Every effor'l' is being made by +he G.A.A. lo inferesi more girls in a+hlefics and +he friendly con+ac+ wi+h people which ii' alifords. The club provides various aciivi+ies such as +he compeiiiive sporfs of hockey. baskeiball. baseball. +rack. swimmingI hiking. and ihe new and inieresf- ing in+erscholas+ic play days. Besides +he purely aihlei'ic aciivifies. +he G.A.A. also aHords inieresiing parfies and dances. wafer JEun. and +he Honor Nighi' Banquet ai which all of +he a+hle+ic irophies and lei- +ers won +hroughoui +he year are awarded in fhe deserving classes and girls. There are iwo class +rophies. one. a general frophy represenling all of +he sporis and +he oiher. a swimming irophy. The class winning +he highesiL number of poinfs in all has +he honor of having ifs numerals on +he irophies. All spori chevrons ancl poinl's for he all-round W and numerals are direclly con+rollecl by 6.A.A. Poinl's are awarded only +0 girls who are G.A.A. members. The chevnjons are given +0 all members of +he championship feam in each sport The earning of five hundred poini's en+i+les a girl i0 ihe class numerals. one +housand poinls in he highesf aihle+ic leH'er-lhe all-rouncl I'W . The fea'l'ure which began +he G.A.A.'s acfivifies wifh a greal deal of pep +his year was +he fourih annual Hare and Hound Chase. These novel hikes are given +0 in+eres+ fhe Freshmen girls in +he aims oi +he organizai'on and +0 induae +hem lo become members. They also have been +he means of promo'ling frue fellowship among +he girls of +he four classes and of paving flue way for be'Her co-operaiion and more iun +hroughoul +he year. The Hare and Hound Chase also acts as an in+roduc+ion in+o +he extensive hiking program. which exfends ihrough- ou+ +he school year. The hikes which are usually +aken on Sa+urclays. range from +hree lo fwenly miles. Besides +he Sa+urday hikes in +he fall. shori hikes are +aken afier school. ln +he spring +he mileage of +he hikes is increased gradually irom five +0 iwenfy miles. H is hoped iha'l by +his gradual increase beHer endurance may be developed. These numerous hikes fended 'l'o improve +he general heali'h of +he parlici- pan+s and +0 slimula'ie +heir vilaliiy. The number of hikes laken +his year was fiffeen. wilh a ioial mileage of I40. The inierseholasfic play days. enjoyed by +he girls of all Cincinna+i local high schools. were developed only las+ year by lhe Wiihrow 6.A.A. Play days have done a greai deal foward preseniing +he ioy oi real play +0 high school si'uclenl's and promoiing a friendlier spirif among +he schools. Two play days are held every year: one indoors in aui'umn and The oiher ouf-of-doors in spring. Group games are played! and individual and group challenges are siaged. No pariicular skill in +he games is required; only a friendly grin and a willingness +0 play are necessary. This year +he Wesfern Hills High G.A.A. has joined wifh Wilhrow in giving +he play days. Now we come +o +he +radi+ional Honor Nighf. which is +he climax- ing feafure of +he girls' a+hleiic season. Al +his eveni. which will be celebrafed by a banquei held in lhe Wilhrow lunchroom. +he leHers and chevrons will be awarded. +he I930-3l execul'ive officers will be ins'ralled. and fhe Honor Girl. having been selecfed JFrom +he Senior class for her sierling qualii'ies and parficipaiion in scholasiic and aihle+ic aciivii'ies. will be awarded +he HonOr Ring. The officers of G.A.A. for year l929-l939 are: Presiden+ .......................... Helen Hayward Vice-Presiden+ ....................... CharloHe Frey Treasurer .......................... Mariorie Cowell Corresponding Secreiary ......... Caiefan D'Agosl'ino Recording Secreiary .................. Lucille Koelblin eLUCILLE KOELBLIN. COLOR DAY HE I930 COLOR DAY. +he girls' annual l'rack mee'l and 'lield day. held on April 28 in file Wifhrow sfaclium. far surpassed +he former mee+s in +he wil and originalily of +he produc- +ion of class s+un+s and in +he skill and en+hu- siasm +ha+ +he grea+ number of parficipanfs showed in bofh +he field and frack evenfs. The meef was divided in+o +hree disfincf , sedions. The firs+ parf was devored +0 presenl- +a+ion of class en'lrances. The second per? was given over eniirely +0 class. field and +racl: evenis. while in lhe l'hird parf +he individual field and iracl: even'ls were run. Prior +0 Color Day much secref whispering and many priva+e class meefings were observed +hroughou+ +he classes. When +he greaf day arrived Jane Gaible. represenfing i'he Seniors: Edna Fife. leading +he Juniors. Margaref Gille'r're. upholding +he Sophomores. and Rufh Gross. il'le Freshmen. led +heir respecfive classes ou'r +0 +he field in glad array of class colors. The Seniors. baked in an enormous yellow G.A.A. pie. worked ou+ i'he old nursery rhyme of And when the pie was opened. Affer +wo cooks had carried +he pie our in+o +he Field. +he imperial King and Queen wi+h a greaf silver knife and fork cuf +he crisp crust The Senior girls. dressed +0 represenl all of lhe ac+ivi- fies included in G. A. A.. popped ouf and proceeded +0 give a rousing cheer for 1heir Senior class and show how firs'r place is won. From +his ar+ of cookery a considerable iump was made when +he Juniors led +he specfafors +0 a very novel sfudy of aeronaufics by coming ouf on +he field in Hue forma+ion oi a large aeroplane. banded around +he edge by a s+rip of red maferial. and bearing a huge silver propeller. Fly High was +he cheer +ha1 rang fo +he sky for +he Junior feam. Excellen+ formal'ion was kept by +he girls while enlering and leaving +he field. For rhis s+un+ +he Juniors +ied wi+h +he Freshmen for second place. A iournamenf in +he lisfs of Wifhrow s+aged be+ween +he represenlal-ives of +he classes proved a vic'rory for the Sophomores. whose banner was raised high above +he +ramplecl flags oi +heir mighfy opponen+s. This s+un+ iook fourfh place. We are +he iolly Fishermen mighl have been The +i+le of The Freshmen s+unf. An immense green sea rippled and lapped +he shores of +he Wi+hrow s+adiurn while Freshmen Fishermen fished indusfriously for big spoils. Bur unlike +he fa're of +he average fisher- man, +hese D-graclers were lucky in 1heir waier spor+. They secured from +he deep huge fish wi+h +he names of prominen+ upper class- men inscribed on +hem. Two new feafures which were in+rocluced only +his year. and proved very successful were +he hurdles for form. done in Grecian slyle. and +he +arge+ pi+ch. A grea+ deal of inleresf was shown in He hurdles ior form. and considering +he facl fha? H was an enlirely new evenf in Color Day +he girls who enlered i+ did some excepiion- ally fine work. This form hurdle was an individual evenf. The large! pi+ch. on +he o+her hand. was a class evenl. The obiecf of +he evenl' was +0 pifch an indoor baseball +hrough a square opening placed on a frame abouf fi'Heen fee'r away from +he pifcher. Each con+es+an1 was given live frials and his score was fallied according +0 +he num- ber of successful shofs made. These individual scores were added 'lo one grand +o+al for each class, l'o which first second and +hird places were awarded. accord- ingly. The G. A. A. poin'ls received by a girl placing firsf in any incli- vidual evenl +wen+y-five. FiHeen G. A. A. poin+s are given +0 +he winners of second. +hird are and fourlh places. Buf girls plac- ing in fhese individual even+s make only five. +hree. fwoI and one poinfs respec+ively for +he four places. for +he +o+al score of +heir classes. In class conlesls firsl place meri+s fen poin'rs. second place five. and +hird place ihree. for +he class scores.' GRETTA HASTINGS Color Day Manager The 50-yard dash was run off in speedy sfyle +his years Moselle Gas'l'on equalling lhe dash record of Martha Hopkins wi+h a 6:3 sprinl'. Greal' excilemenf was caused by Jthe 60-yard low hurdles when Ru+h Gross. a Freshmen. made a new school record in ihis This is +he second speed record Rul'h Gross has made +his year, +he o+her being in +he side sfroke 20-yard swim. Dorofhy Mersfelder and Evelyn Pelzer proved +o +he judges +heir excellen'l' form in hurdles and lied for firsl' places in he new event hurdles for 'Form. Beffy BenneH. wi+h a fhrow of l72V2 fee? easily +ool: firsf place in base- ball ?hrow. This did no+ come near +0 Rufh Websl'er's high school record of 228 feef. Caieian D'Agosfino placed firsf in hurl ball +hrow wi+h a 79:l0 foof +hrow. The school record sl'ill remains 92:I0 as made by Mary Har+man. Edna Fife +hrew 75 feef in baskefball fhrow and +oolc Firsl place. bu+ failed 10 equal +he record oi Anna Kavanaugh which is Blzl. For +he second fime Margaref Taylor has won +he running high-jump. wi+h a iump of 4:3. Kafherine Vorden- feldf's jump of 4:7 slill remains +he school record. however. evenl by clipping Clover Hoy's record of 9:2 down f0 9:l. The Senior class placed First in bolh lhe class enhance and +he SOO-yard relay. The Freshmen and Juniors l'iecl for second place in lhe class enhance. while +he B graders placed second also in +he relayr wi+h +he plucky Sophomores a close +hird. The Freshmen. Juniors. and Sophomores fook first second, and +hird places respec- +ively in +he obsfacle relay. The rolaling of +he class individual and group scores gave +he winning laurels +0 +he Seniors. who placed iirs+ in +he Color Day even+s wi+h a score of 53 poinfs. The peppy Juniors wi'rh 55 poinfs were a close second. while +he Sophomores were +hird wi+h 48 poinl's. and Freshmen fourfh wi+h 39 poin'rs. eLUClLLE KOELBLIN. 89 90 -J. F. SPANHORST ORGANIZATIONS CLUBS EUCLIDEAN The Euclidean Mafhemafics Club is com- posed of s+uden+s of Trigonomehy and Col- lege Algebra in Miss Swineford's fouri'h bell class. Mee+ings are held on +he Iasf Friday of every monfh during H16 reci+a+ion period. By +alks on +he lives of men responsible for fine imporfance of ma+hema+ics in Hie worlci fo-day. and by maihemai'ical puzzles and fallacies. +he club iends +0 sfimula+e a deeper in+eres+ in file study of Ma+hemafics. Presiden+ ................ William Biffman Vice-Presidem ............. Mervin Sieve: Secre+ary ................. Mildred Willis Treasurer ................ Rosanne Reufer Factu Adviser ............ Miss Swineford NW THIRD ROW-W. Griggsi 6. Hand. R. Fosdick. D. DeVara, L. Goldstein. O. Valenline. W. Koolaga. R. KelleH. L. DeMar, Ji Wanner, P. Sack. SECOND ROW-H. Gear, R. Frey. V. Faunileroy. R. Reufer. Mi Sfeves, Miss Swineford, W. BiHmann. M. Willis. HAMILTONIAN HISTORY CLUB F, Ziegler, A. Wolf. WA Sfuebingi FIRST ROW-F. Wehiing. R. Galloway. R. Simon. F. Schwein. R, Hasiie, C. Sioass, L. H051 K. Haggard. The HamiHonian His-fory Club is com- R' Buehier. posed of members of Mr. Hamilfon's Hfih period class. H5 purpose is +0 develop more fully cerfain hisiorical iopics which are of special inferesf +0 +he en+ire group. because during Hie regular curricular course H is im- possible for American Hisfory siudenfs +0 do much more +han fouch on +119 highlights of Hie subject iFirsi Semesierl iSecond Semesieri PRESIDENT Malcolm Hendley BeHy Zoeller VlCE-PRESiDENT William Koolage James Maxwell SECRETARY Mai? Lukens Georgia Lee Combs TREASURER Forres'l Krueger Jack Heeb Factu Adviser .............. Mr. HamiHon THIRD ROW-F. Krueger. R. Foersfer. H. Killen. M. Hendley, W. Koolage, J. Maxwell, M. Lukens. W. Dolle. SECOND ROWiMi PoH's. H. Hayward. M. Raine. E. Lindell. S. AHmeyer. A. Gcebal. Mr. Hamilfon. E. Burk- NM hart M. Rehring, l. Carroll. D. Mersfelder. G. Coombs. FIRST ROW-H. Crow, M. Parry. M. Bauer, J. Gusfei'rer, M. Young. B. Zoeller. E. Voiers. JEFFERSONIAN HISTORY CLUB The JeFFersdnian His+ory Club was organized H115 year by Mi. HamiHon's Hrs+ period class. Hs purpose is +0 further Hie knowledge of Uni+ed S+a+$s history. and mee+ings are held +'I1e Hrsi Tuesday of each monfh. during class +ime. The programs consis+ of ialks on his- forical subjecis and discussions of +he lives oi greai American men. The officers of Hie club are: iFirsf Semesi'eri ISecond Semesferl PRESIDENT Fred Wehking Fred Wehking VlCE-PRESIDENT Thelma Sanders Roberf Simon SECRETARY . Roberf Simon Forresf Rowley THIRFE CRISaiZ-FMiHEillsLiiirJr?'Wiiagiiifiyfii.KFZGgTeeli. R4 Smifh, H. KleH, B. Campbell, R. Fosdick. R. Simon. F TREASURER . SECOND ROW-R. Schaefer, G. Seibt L. Coombs, L, McNeal, E. L. Raber. J. Hammon. E. Chaney. H. Baker, WW ROW'eY Lou's Skurow N. Winebrenner. T. Sanders, Fi Wehking. . . FIRST RowiM. Blakely. w. J. Lloyd, E. Har+man. c. Greer. L. M. Golden FBCHHY AdV'Ser ------------- Mr- Ham'l'm 94 WITHROW CLUB Wifhrow Club does i+s final bow of l929-30 af+er anofher year of service +0 +he school. The club is wiihou+ a peer in consfruc+ive progress for Wifhrow. H is +he 'Flrsf source soughf Jr'or aid in any kind of school work. Buf by far +he greafosf work of +he Wi+hrow Club is keeping WHhrow spirif on +opl IFirsf Semes+ed rSecond Semes+er, PRESIDENT Malcolm Hendley James Maxwell VICE-PRESiDENT Edward Hoff Sfanley Gordon SECRETARY Roberf Smefhurd Wendell Cleaver TREASURER James Maxwell Roberf Kuck SERGT.-AT-ARMS Roberf PlaH'er Walfer Sfuebing Faculfy Adviser . . . . ........ Mr. Hun? mm FRENCH CLUB The Wifhrow French Club, called LE CERCLE FRANCAIS. is organized for +he pur- pose of furfhering Hie s+udeni's abiliiy +0 undersiand and use. ouf of +he classroom. +he Meeiings are held 1he +hird Monday of each rnonfh. and are con- French language. ducfed en+irely in French. The plays. dia- logues and reporfs which make up he mee+- ings enable fhe members +0 ge+ a beffer knowledge of +he manners and cusfoms of +he French people. Presiden+ ..... .Eliene Pelzer Vice-Presiden+ . , . r . r . r . rRosemery Frey Secrefary ......... Mar+ha Hopkins Treasurer ........... ,Eleanor Weiss Faculfy Adviser ......... Miss James NM TENNIS CLUB- The Tennis Club of Wifhrow was reorgan- ized Ias+ fall. but was nof active unfil +his spring. when +he courfs were prepared and +he members began +0 play. Freshmen as- sociafe members were admiHed +0 +he club buf were no+ granfed all +he privileges of ac iive members. A ieam chosen from fhe win- ners in a Wi+hrow fournamen'r parficipafed in he High School Tournament Officers are as follows: Presidenf ........... . .Elinor Small Vice-Presidenf .......... Maiorie Wulfeck Secre+ary ............. Caie+an D'Agosrino Treasurer ..... . . . . . . . .Richard Meyers Factu Adviser ................. Miss Bahr FOURTH ROWeE. HOE. Re Smefhursf; E. Kaufman, M. Hendley, H. KIeH. CA Lahmillar, W. Koolage. W. Franklin. R. Simon. J. Miller. A. Whi+e, S. Gordon. THIRD ROW-R. Sagmeisfer. B. BuHar. M. FarrellI R. Presfon. Ee Finnel. H. Ranch. J. Hohnsfine. M. Rousfar. W. Cleaver, H. Luehrman, M. Sfaves. C. M. Hun'r. Factu Adviser. SECOND ROW-H. Paul. R BerHeH. D. Lynch. L. HOE. J. Campbell. J. Maxwell, F. Schwein. W. Shmbing. A. Haberer. P. S+euer. B. Kuclz. S. Peal. FIRST ROWv-R. Bernhardt J. McCreIghf. E. Coleman. R. Duning. R. Galloway. W. Dalia. 6. Hand, L. Crawford. W. Cross. M. Combs. W. Cobbl R. Lind. -.e- - WW... .. . , , t 49:? r . x . v u . . FIFTH ROWeJ. Maxwell. Dr Finchw E. Weiss. 6. Weaver. Er Brokaw. E. Hartman, H. Hayward. A.Schlnnser. M. Hopkins, W. Vordenberg. E. Meflger. FOURTH ROW-D. SioH. M. Durham. M. Pieies. C. KIoHer. R. Arhinson, L. Schick, S. Wood, N. Sandoz, G. Coombs, E. Baldwin, J. GusfeHer, S. Gordon, L. Chrisfensen. THIRD ROW-D. Achley. M. Harper, H. Wainwright E. Flannery. H. Hill. H. Harrell. D. Burkhardf. L. Housfon. E. Fetter, J. Bruckner, A. Conner, L. Recth, SECOND ROWeMiss James, J, Spurgeon, P. Shoemaker, D. Evans. D. May, .3. Cunningham. M. Harris. K. Gessley. J. Mark. M. Horfon. E. Feller. FIRST ROW--D. Baker, M. Grafe. E. Fehl. 6.Thomas. J, Ryder. M. Bares. R. Anderson. S. Fern. Wr Franklin. 6, Cone. L. Koelblin. R. Frey. FOURTH ROWHS. Smifh. F. Jones. 6. Frey, L. HoF, J. Ferger, H. KIeH. W. BiHman, J. Monigomery. D. Radcliffe, T. Broads+on. F. Schwein. W. Cleaver. B. Kuck. J. Schaefer. THIRD ROWeB. Reed, 5. Whiie. E. HoHrnan, R. Sfrnsnider. D. Fulford, R. Meyers, Jr Mossman. A. Igna+ius, J. Maxwell. H. Slerk. Hr Ziegler. L. Schnick. J. RaHermann. SECOND ROW-R. Wile, D. Bagley, F. Ziegler, B. Slimp. R. Oberklein. M. Weddle. C. D'Agcsfina. L. Koalblin. H. Hayward, R, A+Ininson, C. Vance, M. Perlee. J. Joerger. E. LeRoy. 3. Chambers. FIRST ROW-E. Small, E. Eiche, M. WuHeck. E. Briifain. V. Harris. E. Bowen. 0. PedreHi. E. Roberis. D. Wanker. N. Schlesinger. M. Dahlman, M. Arend. J. Bartlett E. Greene. 95 FOURTH ROW-D, May. M. Eich. E. Hapkins. L. Ingels. C. Shook. M. Wije. M. Wilson. M. S'Iifel. ET Bruce. L. Eashnan. E. Bi . M. Greenberg. J. Ausfim R. Bernhardt M. Hamilfon. D. Miller. H. Wolf. THIRD ROW- D. Lorbach. B. Evans. R. Kirgan. B. Sand. A. Carlson. L. WraHen. M. Binder. 6. Greafurex. C. Frey. V. ReiFF. MT Polliff. E. Chaney. L. Mack. J. Spurgeon. D. Mueller. E. Baggerly. W. Cross, M. Rousfer. SECOND ROW-L. Bachman. F. Hickey. E. GilleHe. E. Harfman. M. PoHs. V. Diers. Mr. B. W. Jenkins. T. Sanders. M. S+eves, M. Ruling. H. Grossman, E. Huron, P. Shoemaker, M. Smi+h, M. Shook, A. Fink. FIRST ROW- R. Smefhursf, C. Buehlar. O. Sfieringer, M. Greife, J. Schaefer, W. Mahaney. K. Brock, F. Linh. W. Doherfy. W, Quigley. W. Moore. J. Lewis. K. HiHinger. THIRD ROWhE. Brokaw. S. Wood. E. Craig. F. Ziegler. M. O'Connor. M. Aus+in, V. Gill. MT Zieglen D. Bellonby. M. Siifel. L. Richards. R. Chaiker. E. Harfman. G. Coombs. SECOND ROW-J. Spurgeom L. Silver. E. Wocley. J. Conger. B. Terrill, E. Fehl, P. Shoemaker. V. Johnson, E. Ray. J. Gus+eHer. M. Esslinger. E. Smart M. Wirebaugh. ET BriHain, E. Eibel. FIRST ROW-C. Pandorf. A. Maser. V. Barnum. R. Leis, E. Fife. D. Lushbaugh, Miss Grove, L SeyHerle. E. Wachendorf. C. Beyer. H. Wolf. D. Miller. I 1 . ii FOURTH ROW-C. McBefh. B. Siammel. R. Pfings+ag. G. Obermeyer, M. Gail. R. Kouschuehky. B. HuberI M. Bernhard. M. Eich. R, Sa+chwall. THIRD ROWv-hO. Phillips. F, Dulle. R. WedigT A. Evers. C. SafHer. G. Bohafchel J. Urban, L. Luehrman. R. Kaps, A. Shoemer. SECOND ROWA. Gaible, J. Beyer. V. Meyer, U. Bax+ei'. F. Harfker. Dr. Schoenle. H. Schwane. L. Ralphy. E. Meyer, V. Dickerson. D. Beyer. FIRST ROWh C. Trible. F. Schilling. W. S+eel, J. Koolman, E. Hendricks. A. Baehr. P. Fredfhke. C. Gash 9b CAMERA CLUB Click! Click! Goes +he cameral WH'h- row's Camera Club has iusf clicked fhe shuHer on +he successful year of I929-30. The mem- bership 1his year reached a +ofal 0T I IS. The members have swee+ memories shared away of many inferesiing frips Taken +0 learn. from professionals. +he ari of pho+ography. They also recall th pleasure. +he enioyable parfy a+ +he Final meeting in The model flat The emcers Tor fhe year I929-30 were: President ................ Mervin S+eves Vice-Presideni , , . . .Mary Roiing Secrei'ary-Treasurer. . . , , Thelma Sanders Faculiy Adviser. ............. Mr. Jenkins NM TOWER Y The Tower Y Club is a branch of +he main organizaiion of Girls Reserves of +he Y. W. C. A. The club meeis regularly Twice a monih under +he direction of an advisor. The slogan To face life squarely and +he purpose To Find and give +he bas+ explain +he work of Girl Reserves. A Girl Reserve no+ only learns +0 be of service +0 oihers buf also +0 seek knowledge, loyalfy and happiness. Presidenf , , , , . , . Dorofhy Lushbaugh Vice-Presidenf TTTTTTT , . .Julia Spurgeon Secrefary ............. Peggy Shoemaker Treasurer ...... , T . .......... Edna Fife Faculfy Adviser. . . ........... Miss Grove MN THE GERMAN CLUBS The German Clubs. Schiller-Verein and GoeiheuVerein. mee+ once a monih. during class +ime.. Officers of +he Schiller-Verein are: Presiden+ ................ . TFred Har+ker Vice-Presiden+ . . . ...... Leonard Luehrman SecreTary ..................... Fred Dulle Treasurer .................... Joan Beyer Officers of Hue Goe+he-Verein .are: Presiden+ ,,,,,,,,,,,,, T .Henry Schwane Vice-PresideM T ....... . .Mary Lou Eich Secre+ary ........... . . . .Joseph Urban Treasurer ................ Carrol McBe+h Faculfy Adviser +0 Clubs ....... Dr. Schoenle SCRIBBLERS The Scribbler: Club is comprised of +wenfy Senior and Junior girls who are recommended by +heir English feachers Tor especial abilify in wri+ing. The meetings. which are held on every ofher Tuesday affer school. generally consisi of a short business program and origi- nal composH'ions of +he members. The big- gesf aim of Scribblers is he edHing of +he Wiihrow Book. designed To aid +he Fresh- men +0 become acquainfed wi+h WHhrow. Presidenf . . . T T T . . .Leoneffe Rech'Hn Vice-Presidem , T T . .Virginia Websi'er Treasurer . T T T T . T T Ann McElfresh Secrefary . . T T , .Pauline RoH Faculty Adviser . . .. . Miss Spillman mm LYRA CLUB The Lyra chap+er of The As+ronomy Club was organized by he pupils of Miss S+rafeTs SEVenH'I period class. The dub me+ every ofher Thursday. A commiHee was appoinfed +0 arrange programs and +0 assign reporis +0 members of +he club. The programs consisfed of reporfs on grea+ asfronomers. legends abou+ diHerenf cons+ellafions and iiferary al- lusions +0 +hem. and discussions on problems fouching upon some phase of As+ronomy. Presiden+ ......... , T T T TJune McDowell Vice-PresideM , , TTTTT Roberf Beebe Secrefary , . . Dorofhy Vonhagen Treasurer ..... . . . ,Virginia Parfingion FacuH'y Adviser . T T ..... . . . .Miss Si'rai'e mm AERO CLUB The Wifhrow Aero Club, organiled '3er year by Homer Jones and s+ill under his lead- ership. has aHained preeminence in Cincin- na+i model airplane ac+ivifies. Individual club members scored high in +he Hobby Fair and Pos+ Model Con+es+. and all ci+y flying rec- ords are held by The club. some Highfs ap- proaching na+ional records. Though considered chiefly in fhe lighi of an excelleni hobby, model airplane-making is also regarded as fine pracfical iraining in +he principle of aeronaU'Hcs. Presidenf , . . A , T . ........ Homer Jones Vice-Presidenf ............... Jack Fisher Secrefary .................. John Pearson Treasurer . . . . . .......... Homer Jensen Factu Adviser ........... Mr. Walker THIRD ROW-P. Rolf, R. Frey, B. SlimpI M. Harmon. J. Koolage. B. Zoeller, M. Rehring, H. Pollard. SECOND ROW-V, Wabsler. D. Vanhagen. LT Mack. Miss Spillman. H. Underwood. ET Lindell. L. Rechfin. FIRST ROW-E Pelzer. L. KoelblinT A. McElfresh. N. Gordon, M. Nichols, R. Reuter. SECOND ROW-Miss S+raie. DT Mersflder. R. HoHs+eHen R. Welch, V. Parfingion. J. Spurgeon. FRONTROW-M. Rahe. M. Lowe. L. Coombs, R. Beebe, I. Carroll. L, Mack. D. Vonhagen. THIRD ROW-FN. Halsey. H. Jensen. W. Alberis. J. Fisher. J. Pearson, C. Ramsey. J. Teed. SECOND ROW-J. Deeken. F. Brady. Es Shepard. H. Jones, C. Dieferly, C. Spearing, H. Evans. FIRST ROW--J. Schro+el, W. Arend. P. Mooney, W. Kearns. 97 THIRD ROW-M. Hinanf. M. Mayer. M. PoHs, B. Browning. G. Hasfmgs, R. Frey. J. Lloyd. F. Lufz. SECOND ROW-D. Benjamin. M. Bates. B. Barre, Miss Donnally. L. WuNhorst L. Rechl'in. E. Small, P. Shoe- 16ka. FIRST ROW-W. Griggs. R. Firesfone. F. Lueders. M. Springer. J. Miller. A. lgnaiius. THIRD ROWeC. SafHer, D. Lorbach. W. Cross. A. Hennessy, R. Simon. J. Hasfings. L. Pa+he, W. Mahaney, SECOND ROWeT. Weber. N. Odery P. WyckoF. Mr. Fliehman. D. Hariins, W4 Dewey, D. Krebs. FIRST ROW-We Jones. B. Coughlin, K. Jacocks. F. Linz, W. Haynes. J. Rafferman. THIRD ROWeH. Paul. A. VVhH'e. R. Jones, R. Fosdick, R. Plaifer. W. Koolage. M. Hendley. D. De Vere. W. Sfuebing. SECOND ROW-W. McCrone. E. Finnell, G. GHIeHe, A, Simmons, D. Ruth. F. Krueger. C. McCreary. H. Edwards, H. Gear. FIRST ROW-W. Ahleri. C. Schurman, R. Wie+horn, D. Lynch, R. Firesfone. S. Fern, M. Lulens. 98 VIRGILEANI The Virgiliani La+in Club's membership consis'rs of +he fourth year s+uden+s who com- prise Miss Donnelly's six'l'h period class. Med- ings of +he club are held once a monfh during class Hme. and programs are composed of papers on Roman life and cus+oms which are given by members of +he club. These meei- ings are very beneficial nof in only helping th Lafin buf in an hisforic way. They are greatly enjoyed and anficipa+ed by +he mem- bers. all of whom +alte parf In some program during the year. Presiden+ . . y y . y y y Doris Benjamin Vice-Presiden+ . . . . . . yFrih Lueders Secrefary-Treasurer , , Alvin Ignaiius Faculfy Adviser. . . . Miss Donnelly MN RADIO CLUB The Wifhrow Radio Club. organized par- iicularly for those radio en+husias+s who are in+eres+ed in fwo-way communica'lion. meefs every second and fourfh Wednesday affer- non. During +he pasi school year a complefe motiern ama+eur radio sef was buil+ by club members. Consfrudion and servicing of +he modern radio were taught by means of ex- perimen+ing wifh various fypes of appara+us. Officers of +he club are as follows: Presidenf y . y . . . . .Dwigh+ Harkins Vice-Presiden+ , , . , . Pe+er WycoFF Secrefary . V . , . , , , , , Warren Oder Treasurer ,,,,, . . . . . . .William Dewey Factu Adviser .............. Mr. Fliehman NM HIY The Hi Y Club. sponsored by +he Young Men's ChrisHan Associa+ion, is exis+en+ no+ only 'In Wifhrow buf in almos+ every secondary sehoo! +hroughou+ +he world. The club holds H's meefings every o+her Monday-m-once af Wi+hrow for discussing school problems. and again a+ The Easi'ern Hills Y. M. C. A. for games. swimming and dinnerI followed by a general religious discussion which is led by Mr. C. M. Howe. +he club's adviser. Presidenf . . . . . .............. Dean Ruih Vice-Presiden+ . . ,,,,, Richard Firesfone 5ecre+ary .................. Howard KleH Treasurer ............... Malcolm Hendley Factu Adviser ......... Mr. C. M. Howe AENEADAE The Tai+hful followers of Aeneas +hrough +he infrica're passages of Virgil's Aeneid- +hese are members of +he Aeneadae Laiin Club. If is conducfed under Jthe supervision of Miss Dann and includes all her four'rh-year Lah'n pupils. Their meeiings, held during class +ime on +he +hird Friday of every mon+h. con- sisf of in+eresfing programs abouf greai Romans and Roman Cusfoms. plays based on Jrhe Aeneid. and La+in songs and games. The officers for The year were: Presidenf . . . . Dorofhy Vonhagen Secrefary , . , ...... Lucile Mack Treasurer ................ Reed BarileH Factu Adviser ............ Miss Dann PYTHAGOREAN MATH CLUB Membership in +he Pyihagorean Club is limiied +0 +he s+uden+s of Miss Swineford's iirs+ period class. The lasf Friday of fhe monfh is sei aside from class Hme for +he club mee+ing. The purpose of The program is +0 demonsfrafe ihe pracficabimy of ma+hema+ics in every-day life and fo impress on +he minds of ihe members +he facf +ha+ H19 science of mafhemaiics is priveleged +0 fake i+s place among fhe mosf anciemL of sciences. Presidenf . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, William Dewey Vice-Presidenf ...... , Kenne+h HiHinger Secreiary .................. Wal+er Dolle Treasurer ....... . A , rMarian Young Facul+y Adviser, . , i i ...... Miss Swineford mm SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club is organized +0 improve and promoie Spanish conversaiion. H5 mem- bers are siudenis of +hird and fourfh year Spanish. Meeiings are held every Third Mon- day aHer school and are concluded in Span- ish by siudeni officers. Special programs. consis+ing of Spanish plays. games and songsl fol!ow +he business mee+ings. This year fhe officers were: iFirsi Semesferi PRESIDENT Wal+er Dolle Thelma Sanders VlCE-PRESIDENT Thelma Sanders Eiizabe'ih Posfler SECRETARY Elinor Small TREASURER Edward Hoff Factu Adviser .............. Miss Perkins iSecond Semesier, Elinor Small Roberf Duning THIRD ROWhM. Bush, ET Brokaw. CT Plucier. M, Sloan, M. Willis. L. Mayne. R. Kroger. J. Spurgeon. L. Carr. W. Dewey. SECOND ROWhH. Sievans, ET Raber, D, Vonheqen. Miss Dann. L. Mack. M. Rolling. H .McCIure. C. Greer. FIRST ROW-V. Woolley. EA Beggarly, M. Hopkins. R. Barfleff. M. Raine1 H. Hayward, E. WooHey. THIRD ROW-A. Ignafius. W. Daile. H. Edwards. A. Whiie, B. PlaHer. W. Dewey. M. Handley, K. HiHinger. J. Schaefer. P. NeiciharcHy S. Smifh. SECOND ROWhM. Mayer, M. Young, 6. Hastings. M. Bauer. Miss Swinefordi B. PosHer, P. Rolf. V. Webs+er. L. Mayne. C. Frey. FIRST ROW-H. Moore, 6. S+einau. J. Kiripafrick, S. Peal. T. Greenwald. W. Herweh. J. Maxwell. M. Combs. F. Zuqelferl THIRD ROW-I. CarrolL D. Bagley. D. Volirafh, L. Francis. A4 Florea. M. Messer, M. Rehring, H, Pollard. W. Doherfy. W. Cross. E. HOE. E4 Small. SECOND ROWhE. CiarnielluI A. Janes, E. Grim, R. Kirgan, V. Dilier. EV Eisenberg. Mi Smifh. AT Bellonby. N. Gardner. FIRST ROW-C. Lemmon, L, Winkler. E. Lindell, E. J. Miller, B, Pos+ler, W. Dolle. RT Dunning. E. Conway. 99 THIRD ROW-D. Radcliifai W. Calardine. A. Simmons. J. Heeb. C. Harvouf. M. Rousier, R. Smefhurst SECOND ROW-F. Krueger, D. Ruth. A. Aicholx, Miss. O'Connar. F. RaHermani A. Bloebaum. R. Sagmeisfer. FIRST ROW-P. Winkler, R. Sfocker, P. Russell. R. Barileff. H. Prine. W. Cleaver. S. Prafher. FOURTH ROW-N. O'Keefe. A. Bass. 6. De Nuccio. D. WaHenschmidt R. Hunfer. M. Muelien E. Guniher. M. Shllard. R. Albre'chf. D. Shore. M. Shoemaker. D. Hooian. THIRD ROWiJ. Thomas, H. Dawson. 6. Wright T. Weber, F. Wyckoff, H. Pinkvoss. 3. While! R. McKim, Myrl Dahlman. M. Kyle. SECOND ROW-R. Gundrum. E. Bowen. D. Meek. H. Cochran. Miss Bolan, E. Seegar, Li Hodde. R. Lindeil, R. Doench. J. BecMalf, 8i GusfeHeri FIRST ROW-M. GilleHe, F. Koch, R. Beilonby, Mildred Dahlmani JA Barr. FOURTH ROW-E. Kaufman, R. Firesfone. R. PiaHeri D. DaYore, R. Sohngen. W. BiHmanA W. FranHin. A. Jones. E. HoH'n M. Hendley. THIRD ROW-W. Haynes, D. Harkins, A. Whiie, S. Fern, J. Maxwell, R. Fosdick. E Finne , W. Chambers, H. Gear, H. S+erk. SECOND ROWiR. Jones, T. Broads+on, R. Kuclt. R Simon. W. Koolage, Mr. Benedid, H. KleH'. R. Smeihursf. H. Jensen. J. Miller, M. S+eves. FIRST ROW--L. Gnldsiein, HV Prine. K. Haggard. B. BuHer, S, Gordon. 5. Peal. G. Gille++e. M. Lukens. IOO TARTAGLIAN MATH CLUB The TarTaglian Ma+hema+ics Club. com- posed of members of Miss Conner's Senior mai'h ciass. holds i+s meefings on alfernafe Fridays. The programs consisf of sfudenf reporfs on The lives of He world's Toremos+ ma+hen maiicians. and of +heir discoveries in Hue Field oi maihema+ics. pas+ and presenf. AH'hough Hie organizarlion is of compara- fively recen+ origin. +he members have been showing a very enfhusiasfic interest in ifs programs.. The following s+uden+s are officers of Hue club: Presiden'i . i . , i .Fred RaHerman Vice-Presiden+ . . ,7 Dean Rufh Secrefary-Treasurer , . HeHy Aicholz FacuH'y Adviser . Miss Conner NM ALPHIAN The Alphian is a group of Freshmen and Sophomores. organized for +he purpose of developing hisfrionic abili+y and furfhering in- +eres+ in dama+ics. Their +raining is of greaf value +0 fhose of 'H'wir number who aspire +0 fufure Thalian membership. At every meeting a shor+ play is pre- senfed. Hue bes+ of which is given before H19 enfire school. Officers are elecied from H19 Freshman class. a1 +he end of +119 school year. Officers are as follows: Presidenf , , , i i Elilabefh Seeger Vice-Presiden+ , Mary Frances Shoemaker Secrefary . . , , Rosalyn Gundrum Treasurer . ,Emily Bowen FacuH'y Adviser. . i . i ..... i TMiss Bolan mm PHILOLOGIA The Philologian Liferary Sociefy, organized af Madisonville High School in l9l2, was +ransferred in I920 +0 WHhrow. The aim of H18 club. which is Hue leading boy's sociefy. is +0 develop members in pub- lic speaking. +hrougi1 deba+es. orafions and exfemporaneous. ialks. iParIiamenfary laws govern all proceedings. PRESIDENT Ausiin Whi+e William Koolage VICE-PRESIDENT Roger Fosdick Howard Kleff CRITIC Louis Goldsfein Malcolm Hendley TREASURER ' Harold Gear William Franklin RECORDING SECRETARY Roberf 5me+hurs+ Dwighf Harkins CENSOR Robf. PlaHer James Miller Faculfy Adviser, . ...... .,Mr. Benedicf LAW CLUB The Law Club was formed for Hie purpose of making a more exfended sfudy of law. Ai one of he meetings +his year a mock frial was conducfed very successfully. Several of +he cHy courfs were visi+ed and reporfs presen+ed before +he club. Deiails of a real esfa+e deal. leasing and securing a loan from a building associafion were shown in one of Hie pro- grams. Officers of +he club during +he pas+ year were: Presiden+ , , Helen Pollard Vice-Presidenf e e . e .William Eveland Secre+ary V . , , . , .Beafrice Rogers James Wieihorn ,Mr. Seay. Mr. Ziegler Treasurer A Faculfy Advisers NM EUTERPEAN The Eu+erpean Music Club is composed of members who agree +0 iake parf In H: pro- grams by playing. singing. or reading papers on musical subiecfs. If was organized in Hue year I927-28 by a group of musical s+uden+s of WHhrow for flue purpose of broadening and furthering +he love of good music in he school. Associafe members are privileged +0 aH'end all mee+ings and enioy +he programs. The dues are +en cen+s a monfh. and H19 meetings are held on +he second Tuesday of each monfh. Presidenf ,,,,, ,JeaneHe Merl: Vice-Presiden+ . .......... Elnora Abraham Secrefary . . , A . .Agnes Conner Treasurer e . . .Cons+ance Wenzel NM KALI DASA The Kalidasa Club was organized for Senior girls by ihe Class of I923. The purpose of +he club is +0 emphasize +he Three Ar+s. The mosi ou+sfanding eveni of +he year was +he producHon of a fluree-ad play pre- sen+ed for +he Junior girls. The Class of I930 sincerely hopes +ha+ fu+ure Senior classes will carry on fhe work of +he club and enjoy if as much as we have. Presiden+ . . . .............. Mary Horfon Vice-Presidenfs ............... BeHy Zoeller ............ GreHa Has+ings Secreiary . . . ....... Eleanor Hariman Treasurer .................... Alice Lycan Faculfy Adviser ............ Miss Ra'H-erman 'x Lime m4,w.rsm- FIFTH ROW-F. Gain, A. Baehr. C. Meyer, J. W'Iefhorn, M. C. Loffus, M. H. Browning. H. Pollard, H. Ro+h. D. Vollra+h, W. Evaland, H. Luahrman, J. Hohnane. F. Kraher. FOURTH ROW-J. Koch. R. Meyers. C. Jones. R. Lind, F. Hurlburf, D. Bagley. M. Lacy. R. Deimling. V. Davis, D, Mimer. L. Si. Clair. F, Keidal, J, Pufman, B. Kinney. THIRD ROWHC. Miller, V. Lowfher, D. Muelfer. M. F. Brown, B. Rogers, R. Fricke. V. Bliss. 6. Muse, H. Hicks. M. E. Young, J. Downey, M. Greifa, R. Sauer, H, May. SECOND ROW-Mr. Seay, R. Jackson. H. Fennen. V. Guenfher, E. Eiche, 3. HaywarcL M. J. Parry. R. Hardy, A. Kaucher. L. Silver. H. Voelpel. L. Warnecke. H. McClure. D. Grease. T. H. Ziegler. FIRST ROW-F. Easier, M. Sprunge A. Grossmane F. Smaluxzih. B. NemiroH, M. Taylon G. Jennings, M. Fusami E. Eibel. M. Harvey. N. Winebrenner, I. Rienhardi, M. Wile. E. Wachendorf. FOURTH ROW-E. Hopkins, E. Bill, J. Grubbs. H. Horfon, R. Hoffs+effen M. Durham, H. Rofh, B. Kleppar. M. Horton. M. Mayer, E. Abraham. E. Harfman. THIRD ROW-B. Pachham. J. Mago+eaux. 8. Faust M. Morrison. A. BeFIonby, Ce Kaps, V. Cauch, M. Piper, D. OberHein. Me Ausiin, F. Chisholm. A. Connor, A. Grant. SECOND ROW-M. HemiHon. C. Shook. F. Koch. L. Grubbs, D. Swain. J. Merk. C. WenzeL R. Kirgan. M. McCoy, T. Meyer. 6. Greene V. Parfinghn, M. Cowdrey. L. Tschudi. FIRST ROW-E. Woolley. S; Wood, C. Kennedy, C. Maufhe. M. Drexeiius. 6. Hudson. F. Johnslon, R. Foersfer, M. Kerschner. M. L. Eich. A SENIOR GIRLS' CLUB IDI FOURTH ROWeD. Curry. J. Horfon. A. WhHe, E. Maham. M. Gwinner, E. Hessel. W. Koolage. H. Hendricks. B. PlaHer. B. Kinney, W. Maclnfyre, I. Curry. T. O'Connorl T1 .ru .2. .- u.i THIRD ROW-C. Loh, D. Henry, J, Boyd, 6, Hand, D, Paasiee. J. Woodcock, J. Maris. H. Lawson, C. Shumerd. M. Drexelius, R. Summons. J. Lewis. W. Kent 5. Casfelli. SECOND ROWeC. Widmer, E. Weiss1 GA Jennings. Vi BenneH. W. Harfe. M. Nichols. E. Small, M. Duncan, T, Taurman. R. Kershner, G. Esfes, M. Masser, L. Grubbs. D. Oesfing. FIRST ROWe-D. Habarkom. M. C. Loffus. D. Meek, B. McFarland. M. C. Carson. A. Chalker. M. ReiFF. D. Wahenschmidi. R. Peaslee. l. Brecker: J. Teieman. E. MaHhews. M. E. Snyder. O. PedreHi, R. McDavidi E. Abraham. HOME ROOM PRESIDENTS This year's home room presidenfs are especially deserving for +he way in which Jrhey have handled home room meefings and like +unc+ions in The home rooms. A+ +he beginning of each year home room officers are elected. Meefings are held ai' infervals fhroughoui +he year. Their prograrns covering a wide range of subieds. To show +he varie'ry of programs if mighf be inieresfing +0 imow +ha+ while officers of The Junior class were being insialled and The Junior home rooms were having a combined meefing. Senior boys were being insiruci'ed in essenfials of efiqueifei From +hese programs much falenf is uncovered and if was Mr. Lyon's idea f0 have an assembiy furnished by +he s+uden+s of +he school. Thus various home rooms were able +0 help in choosing par- +icipanfs for his assembly. In mosi' home rooms each siudenf was called upon +0 par- ficipafe in a+ Ieasf one of +he meefings. +hus receiving experience in speaking and in developing poise. The home room meeiings were very beneficial. developing a spirif of friendly rivalry and giving each sfudenf an oppor+unify +0 parHcipaie more fully in school affairs. BACK ROW-M. Ackenhausen. B. Boofh. L, Hoffman, R. HunJrerl Er Upperman. C Frey. He Hayward, L. Chrisi'enserl1 E. Kuhlman, J. Koolage. MIDDLE ROWw-D. Meek, E. Weiss. Ne Gordon, P. Juerger, E. Leroy, M. Wuifeck. E. Small, 0; Benjamin. E. Burkharf, C. Norton, J4 Tafeman. T. Meyer. L. Schick, B. Koolage, E. Greene, D. Burkhardf. R. Barr. FRONT ROWeL. Koeiblin. H. Hollmeyer. E. Wichlach. C. Lemmon. N. Winebrenner. H. Berfenshaw, F: Gregory, B. Sfansbery, A. Bares, J. Gaible. CHOREAN DANCE CLUB Members of +he Chorean Dance Club have found a happy medium for seIf-expression in +he s+udy of rhy+hm. line. color and movement Individual and group inferpre+a+ion of musical scores is one of +he fascinafing pleasures enioyed by its members. Tryou+s are held each Fall for admission +0 +he club. which 3+ presen+ consisis of fiffy members. This year His Chorean Club preseni-ed i+s own program of dance inferprefa'fions. +hus deparfing from ifs usual cus+om of enieriaining ioin+ly wii'h fhe Thalian Dramafic Club. l02 This organizaiion is really a Fine ar+s club. since i+s programs are designed fo acquainf +he girls wH'h ar+s o+her +han +ha+ of +he dance. Officers for The school year are: '- Presiden+ ............... rGreHa Hasfings Vice-Presidem' ................ Janef Koolage Secre+ary . ................ Lorraine Huffman Treasurer .................... Lucille Koeibiin Facul+y Adviser ................... Miss Taylor eJANET KOOLAGE. FOURTH ROW-J. Pape. M. Wilson. E. PaHerson, E. GilleHe, R. Campbell. E. Brokam B. Zoeller. 6. Hasfings, V. Raichwein. M. Horfon. M. Hughes. D. Lushbaugh. L. Koelblin, J. Merit. THIRD ROW M. Sfeves. A. WhHe. M. Rausier, C. Mayer, B. Sohngen, W. Koolage. D. DeVore, R. Firesfcne. I. Brasch. C. Clark. E. Hoff. W. Ahleri. SECOND ROW M. Young, E. Raber. R. Schmuelling. J. McManeman, E. Weiss. N. Winebrenner. Mrs. Howard, L. Goldstein, R. Renter. D. Lohrer. E. Lindell. D. Baker, E. Doyle, E. Huron. FIRST ROW-M. Cowell. R. Schaefer. S. Gordon. H. Edwards. M. Freeland, S. Fern, R. Bar'feH, D. Burkhardt THALIAN DRAMAT IC CLUB Presidenf . ............... . . , , . .Louis Golderein Vice-Presiden1' ..................... Rosanne REufer Secretary ............................ Eva Brokaw Treasurer ..................... David G. DeVorel Jr. Faculfy Adviser . . V . . ................ Mrs. Howard l03 SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS AND THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FTER THE END 'of each semesfer when repori cards are placed in +he siudenfs' hands. +here is always a hurried scrafching of pencils as Ihey figure oui +heir averages. fo see if by any chance +hey were lucky enough. or raiher if Ihey had worked hard enough. In receive an On Ihe ofher hand. +here are a good many who h experience Ihai sinking feeling of discovery +ha+ fhey have only an eighI'y-I'wo or eigth-Ihree. Those so far realize +he +ruih of he old saying. 'iA miss is as good as a mile. average in Iheir +o+al grades of eigth-five. so near and yeI In +he maHer of haIf-year averages. we Iind +ha+ our misses are beHer ihan our llmiles. Boih in +he averages of Ihose ialning Five major subjecfs and +hose Iaiting four maior subiec+s. +he girls are in ihe lead. Howeveri a boyl William Franklin. had +he highesi record of Ihose +ahing five subiecfs. His average was ninei'y-I'ive for +he half On +he o'Iher hand Elizabeih Seeger. who carries four subiecfs. had fhe highesf average in +he school. year. II was ninefy-six. The names of +hose who received eighiy-five or above for +he firsf semesfer fhis year Iofaled Ihree hundred and Jrvwanerweigh'I. Thaf is. +wenIy-eighi from the Junior High School. foriy from Ihose carrying five subiec+s. and iwo hundred and sixI'y from +hose +aking four subjec+s. Scholarship pins are awarded Io +hose receiving eighiyr we or above as an average for +heir combined grades. fereni Scholarship Pins. The firsi is awarded fo any sIucIenI whose average is eighfy-five or above Jior one-hali year-fhe silver pin wiih a silver Ieii'er. The second pin is silver wiih a gold IeHer. This pin is given +0 any sfudeni averaging eigh'Iy-five or above for a period of one year. Then +0 +hose pupils having Ihe scholasiic sianding of eighiy- iive or above for fhree and a half years a gold pin wifh a gold IeHer is awarded. This sysfem proves a greai inceniive 'For +he s+ucIen+s io improve +heir scholas+ic records. Mr. Lyon and members of +he Faculfy have fell. however. ihai even +his sys+em did no? provide a big enough inducemenf io Ihe pupilsv For Ihis reason Mr. Lyon appoinied a commiiiee of Ihree Io loch info and reporf on fhe Naiional Honor Sociefy. The commi'Hee found if safisfacIory and reporied Io Ihai effeci ai a Faculiy meefing. A charier was applied for and was granfed. Therefore members of our Senior Class will have +he honor of being Ihe firsf members from Wiihrow in +he Nafional Honor Socieiy. The fad +ha+ many honor sociefies had been organized alrnosi simulianeously in widely separeied paris of our coun+ry showed an urgeni need for some organitafion emphasizing ihe obiec+ives of Ihe secondary school. If +his organiiafion filled a local need. ihen why should i+ no+ be naIionaI in ifs scope? If +here is pride in wearing an emblem. such as our Scholarship Pin. known only +0 +he local schools. why nof have an emblem ihai is recognized from Maine +0 Ihe Philip- pine Islands? For fhese reasons the Nafional Honor Socier was founded in I921. Since +hen. charfers have been granfed I'o nearly eighI hundred secondary schools. and beiween Iweniy and iwenfy- five +housand boys and girls are wearing +he emblem of +his nafion- wide socieiy. II is difficul+ fo enumeraie all +he obiec'rives of Ihe Socieiy bu+ fhe commiHee Ihai draffed ihe cons+i+u+ion s+a+edz The purpose of fhis organizafion shall be +0 creaie an en+husiasm for scholarship. +o sfimuIaI-e a desire +0 render service. In promofe leadership. and +0 develop characier in siudenis of American secondary Schools. Service is in+erpre+ecI as: ial Willingness +0 render cheerfully ancI enihusiasfically any service it: Ihe school whenever called upon: I04 There are Ihree dif-I ibi desire +0 perform +horoughly any assigned service +0 fhe school. or +hrough +he school Io +he community. Leadership is inIerpreIed 'Io mean: iai Demonsiraiing a degree oi iniiiafive in class-room acfivi+ies. which leads Io higher Scholarship for all: lbi Shawing ini+ia+ive in promofing any high-school ac+ivifies: ICI successfully holding any high-school oHice commiHee chairman- ships. or Oiher posi+ions of responsibili+y: idi con+ribu+ing ideas which may be incorporaiecl in line civic life of Ihe school; is, exerl'ing a iype of leadership which aciively and wholesomely influences Ioward a fine leadership. A s+uden+ may gain recognifion in characier ta, by meefing his individual obligafions +0 +he school prompily and comple+ely: ibi by demonsiraiing an honesf spiri'i in his class work. and a spirif of cor- dialin and sincerify Iowarcl his leachers and siudenf associaies: Ici by aciively helping +0 rid fhe School of bad influences or environmenf: id, by upholcling fhe ideals of Ihe Chrisiian organizafion of Ihe school whenever occasion affords opporiuniiy: iei by cons+an+ly demonsiraiinq such quaIiIies of personalify. honesfy. reliabiliiy, prompfness. achieve- men+ and morali+y as are indispensable +0 +he iinesf young manhood and womanhood. Pupils eligible- 'ro membership musf have a scholarship rank in +he firsi Ihird oi Iheir respeciive graduaiing classes, and of pupils who receive +heir diplomas noi more +han fiffeen per ceni may be members.H In some schools file opinion of present members is faken in+o consideraiion by +he Faculfy. Pupils ofien know more abouf +heir classmafes +han do +he feachers. In some schools H is aiso +he cusiom +0 selec'r five per cen+ of +hose eligible in ihe Ias+ semesier of +heir Junior year. The remaining ien per cen+ are selecfed in +he firer semesfer of iheir Senior year. These meihods, of course, canno+ be used a+ Wifhrow Ihis year. The selec'Iion of pupils for membership will be made by he Faculfy. FiHeen per cen+ of Ihis year's Seniors is for+y-seven. Tha+ will mean +ha+ forIy-seven sfudenis from +he firsi third oi +heir class will be chosen by Ihe FacuIIy. The selec+ions of +he Facul+y will be carefully gone over and considered by a special council consisiing of Mrs Lyon and four ieachers whom he has appoinfed. Their repor+ will be re+urned +0 fhe Faculfy who will ialie iinal ac+ion upon if. There are iwo emblems belonging fo +he sociefy. One is a large plaque wi+h an arm of youfh upholding a forch. upon a bronze back- ground. This symbol represenIs ideals of Ihe organizaiion. can be placed on +he walls of schools fhaf have char+ers. The o+her emblem is a key which is worn by individual members. Surely anyone wearing such a pin can be proud of if and of Ihe organizafion behind it The plaque In schools where fhe Na+ional Honor Socieiy has been organized H is fhe underlying mofive of all sfudeni endeavor. Every organila- +ion is an auxiliary of Ihe sociefy' emphasizing Ihe same ideals which if emphasizes. EIecIion Io Ihe National Honor Socier is a reward for a life weII-Iived. In years +0 come fhis sociei'y will become a leading organiza+ion ai Wiihrow. All pupils will s+rive io meei ifs require- menis-scholarship. service Io Ihe school. leadership and characfer. The Iisf of forIy-seven pupils +0 have +he disiinciion of being Ihe Iirsi members in +he chapfer of Ihe NaI'ionaI Honor Society af Wi+hrow will no+ be ready for publica'fion when the Year Book goes i'o press. This is +0 be regre'Hed. bU'I' we are sure Ihaf al+hough +he individual pupils will nof receive recognifion in +hese pages. Jrhey will in oiher ways receive Ihe recogniiion clue +hem. The Year-Book exiends cone gra+ulafions +0 +hese unknown for+y-seven oufsianding sfudenfs. We are proud of Iheir record and hope Ihai- oncoming sfudenis will follow Iheir good example. -EUNICE NICHOLS. H G U A B Mn 8 U .1... MUSIC l05 FOURTH ROW-J. McKee, K. Boys, H. Surganen C. Safller, F. Porfer. M. Schubert R. Imhchfl B. Wolgamufh, D. Whifacn: M. E. Harris. E. Fehl, N. Sandal, D. Nan- kovifch. S. Nankovifch. K.Cross. THIRD ROW-F. Lim. R. Ellsberry. L. Warneke. R. Challer. E. Wholley. S. Wood. V. Blackburn. H. Mauniel. E. Bayersdorfer. C. Wenlel. 8V Pdckham. D. Lockharn. E. Schaiar. E. Bruce. SECOND ROW Mr. Surdo. E, Granl, R. DeGarmoe. D. Wilkes. R. Abenschon, F. Easier, E. Franke, L. Ballman. E. Eisenv berg H. Casfelli, F. Chisholm. M. Miller, V. Norfh, C. Schoi'f. B. Gus+eHen E. Grim. FIRST ROW-D. Ackley. E.Nichols, T. Sanders, M. SfiHaL M. Piper, C. Meinharf. C, Frey. V. Par+ing+om M. Fusaro. V. Benneff. E. Seeger. C. Bayer. D. Siansbury. R. HuyES, L. Graf, FOURTH ROW W. H. Argabrife. D. J. Peaslee, F. Verne, J. Reynolds. J. Murphy. J. Mossman. G. Sfreuchen, J. Monfgomery, J. WieHnorn, E, Wilsun, J. Hchnane, D Lorbach, PV Winkler, K. McBeih, G. CuFFey, S, Prafhar, THIRD ROW R. ScoH. L. Hoff, J. Ruben, V. Cimaglia, J. Radeiiis, R. Bernhardt C. Rogginger. R. Jack- son, R Hasiie. M. Lukens, J. Horfon, B. Emerson. R. Schaefer, F. Warner, G. Reimlinger. W. Muifcrd. SECOND ROW-E. HoFF. P. Sfubbs. J. Nerl. G. NeaL M. Baies, D. Baker. C. M. Pandorf. V. Barnum. J. Ta+eman. B. Klepper, A. Carlson. S. Gordon. E. Lawson. H. S+erlt. R. Simmonds. FIRST ROW-H. Po1ldrd. J. McLain. E. Horn- berg. J. Lloyd. A. Wiley. E. Raber. A. Bellonby. R. Bellonby. K. Jenkinson, M. Finch, A Car+er, D, Waffenschrnidf, V. Websier, A. McAlfresh, B. Slimpi M. Gabel. FOURTH ROW-G. Wright. P. Armstrong, D. Fenfon, R. Atkinson. M. Durham. F. Surgener. E. Guniher. R. Karshner. H. Edwards. J. Haangs. R. Kirgan. R. Yowler. A. Haberer. R Ba+eman, B. Weigel, E. Weigel, E. Siewarf. F. Sforey. THIRD ROW-G. Shepherd, R4 Glaser. D. Hoo+en. 6. Hastings, L. Miller, D. Ziegler. E. Nofe. E. Snyder. M. Hinani'l R. Margaret M. GiIIeHe, WV Arend. H, Evans, H. Sherin. C. SiaHord. H.Jones. W.Mahaney. SECOND ROW-Mr. Surdo, D. Wipper, M. Kingl LA Koelblin. M. Hor+on. V. Siiles, 6, Jennings. B. Kimer. V. Jackson, H. Hayward. J. Teichman. R. Lance. J. Sfriker. P. Mooney. C. Shumard. R. Huber. .. FIRST ROW V. Lang. H. Berfenshaw. E. Vi+ek. H. HillI L. Wra+fen. R Jackson, V. LowHwer. L. Soll, V. ReiH. R. Kuesfer. M Wilson. B. Sand, M. Hamilton, N. Gardner. E. GilIeHe, A. Connor. F, Fearon. I06 SPECIAL HE SPECIAL MIXED CHORUS is +he largest of all +he musical organizafions af Wifhrow. Ifs membership comprises nearly fhree hundred s+uclenfs. boys and girls. whose in+eres+ in music and love of singing make l'heir slrenuous year's program a maHer of +he keenesf pleasure and sa+isfacfion. nof only +0 fhe participant +hem- selves. buf +0 all +hose who are privileged +0 .. hear +he resulfs of +heir labors a+ +he annual cancer? In May. Every Wednesday morning. before eigh+ o'clock. his group comes logefher in +he music room fo rehearse +he num- bers chosen for presenfalion al +he spring event Wifhouf +he faifh- fulness of +he individual members and +heir willing sacrifice of lime. +he finished performance of +he choral group each May would be absolufely impossible. These sfudenfsl perhaps more fhan any o+hers al Wilhrow, lmow all +he fhrills of early rising. hurried or alfogefher omi++ed breakfasfsl and breafhless arrivals a+ +he music room. for ef leasf one morning a week +hroughou+ lhe school year. As flue Final labors become more In+ensive and +he day of +he concer+ grows nearer. evening rehearsals. as well as morning. become a parl of +he accepfed scheme of 'lhings for members of +he special chorus. Bui' when he nighl of +he concerf arrives. when Wifhrow audiforium is packed f0 +he doors. and when 1he aHeniion of music-loving Cin- cinnafi is direcfed upon l'helr performance. fhere is nol a member CHORUS of 1he chorus bul- feels Jtha+ his own in- dividual sacril'lce and confribufion. whal- ever +hey may have cos'r him. have been decidedly worth making and have been amply repaid. Nine years ago membership in +he Wilhrow Special Chorus numbered forfy s+uden+s. This year il- consisls of more +han fwo hundred and seven+y boys and girls. all as eager as was fhe smaller group fo make each annual concerl- a +hing +0 be remembered. Indeed. wi+h +he in- crease from year fo year in +he number of singers have come a corresponding heighfening of in+eres+ and en+husiasm of fhe members. bofh individually and as a group. and an increasing excelh lence in fhe choice of programs and 1hel'r presenfalion. MR. SURDO Dlrecfor of Music The fwo mosf sfriking selecflons presenfed by fhe mixed chorus al +he elevenfh annual concer+ were 'rhe composi+ion. Liberfy. by Faning. and +he closing Iselecl'ion. Lochinvar. by Haydn Wood. These fwo vivid numbers were beaufifully balanced by +he sheer beaufy of ihe very expressive Goin' Home. sung +0 fhe music of +he Largo movemenl of The New World Symphony. by Anfonin Dvorak. ELEVENTH ANNUAL CONCERT OF WITHROW May 23.24. I930 I. Combined orchesha Raymond Over+ure . l l 2. Mixed Chorus Liber+y -a dramafic scenes l 3. Piano Solo Concerto in A Minor Miss Mariorie MaHhews leh orchesfra and organ, , A. Thomas llllllllllll . Faning Grieg lwi'lh orches+ral accom panimenll 4. Boys' Glee Club a. The House by +he Side of lhe Road b. Chalifa lMexican Love Songl. c. The Three Blind Mice leh sl'ring accom pa nimenll .Sherl'zingera-wifh apologies +0 Verdi INTERMISSION 5. Senior Orchesfra a. Andan+e from Unfinished Symphony ..... b. Lasf movement Fifih Symphony. . . 6. Girls' Glee Club 3. Dancing Doll'. . b. Deep River . l l . c. Dark Eyed Girls . 7. Combined Choruses a. Goin' b. Lochinvar . . . l l . lwilh s+ring accompanimen'rl Home .. ,, , , ...................... Schuberf ,,,,, Beefhoven .Poldini l . . l .1: ....................... r ....... r . .7 ................ Burleigh , , l ,Lesler ................ Dvorak ,7...l..Haydn Wood lwil'h orchesira and organl Combined OrcheslraaBO players Combined Choruses-270 singers I07 FEFTH ROW--Es Fisher, C. Fihpalrick, J. Rupp, Rs Kershner. J. Paiars. Mi Crosson, E. Hormberg, B. Meacham, R. Huber, BA Meacham, 8. Owen, V. Reiff, C4 Frey, N. Sandoz. E. Grim. M. Carson. R. Kirgan. FOURTH ROW-E. Smifh. F. Porfer, B. Kizner, M. Crouse. J. Frommeyer. G. Bruck. V. Jackson. M. Schubert F. Wilcox. F. Biggers. M. Snyder, A. Heschong. D. AchiEy. R. DeGarmoe, F. Easier. R. Imhofi'. THIRD ROWF-P. Blaisdell, G. Fifch. D. Wilkes. Hi Ruhl. E. Fehl. R, Richt D. Whifacre. DA Fihgeraid. R. Hayes. B. Wilson, B. Packham, E. Heschong. E. Graml Mi Slifel. DA Lockhorn. SECOND ROWer. Surdo. V. Brooks. L. Payne, Ci Daugherty, R. Groves, Wi Dickins, R. Carver. L. Balloman. M. Gruenig. A. Handman, M. Piperi V, BenneH, M. Simon. E. Eisenberg. L. Graf, FlRST ROW-B. Weigamuih. L. Warnelte. E. Vi'lek. H. Hill. C. Weier. M. Binder. R. Finn, D, Williams, M. Fusaro, E. Whar+on, L. WI-aHenl D, May, F, Hickey, E. Giliei'fe. R. Underwood. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB HE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB is an organiza+ion of Each Wednesday affernoon abou+ eigh'l'y girls as- in Hue Music Room +0 rehearse Hie which Wi+hrow can iusi'ly be proud. sembie selec+ions +0 be sung af Hue conceri in Spring. During +l1a+ hour and a half of weekly rehears- ing +he fime is spenf inielligenily in +he sfudy of fhe bes'i choral works and chosen composiiions. .5 The Glee Club receives many complimen+s on ifs singing af Hie various concerts in which if parficipafes. A'i +he Annual Concerf if presenfs +he very fines'r iype of ensembie singing. This year fine girls sang Jtwo welI-known selecfions. Dancing Doll . by Poldini. and Deep River . by Burleigh. Crifics have wondered a+ +he Fine shading of fones and +he accuracy of pi+ch which +he girls bring about Pradice. cons+anfly and willingly. in bo+h ihese aims perfeds H1e girls' abili+y and +he resulf is a mos+ excellenf performance. Each rehearsal of +he Glee Club is a vocal lesson for each individual in Hie club. LiHle poinis neces- sary in vocai fraining are broughf ou+ from +ime +0 +ime as +hey would be iri regular priva+e lessons. Thus H is easy +0 see +ha+ +he Glee Club is advaniageous +0 each girl. and is a credi+ fo Hie name of Wifhrow. Each rehearsal accomplishes somefhing new. Each rehearsal leads fo +he success of Wi+hrow's Annual Concert In in rendifion of numbers a+ various concerfs. +he Glee Club is accompanied either by +he en+ire orchesfra or by a group of special s+ringed insi'rumenfs. chosen for ihe sole purpose oi accompanying +his vocal group. Boih +he5e groups, orchesfra and special group. are brough+ +oge+her wi+h +he Glee Club a+ se+ iimes +0 rehearse. Affer 1he year's work +he vocal ensemble has almosi periecfed +he selecfions 10 be sung. and +he insirumenial group has praciiced ifs numbers. AHer +his period of separafe pradice. Jthey combine in +he iasi few rehearsals before +he concert The year l929-30 has won fur+her disfincfion for our girls' choral group. If was chosen +0 sing in +he Ias+ Y6ung People's Symphony Conceri which was given on April fiHeen'rh by file Cincinna+i Symphony Orchesira, under ihe ba'ion of Vladimir Bakaleinikofi. This was indeed a disfinc'rion for Wi+hrow, as well as for file girls of +he group. The Girls' Giee Club and HS efforis are appreciaied by Wi+hrow and by a large following of music-iovers in Cincinnati. bVIRGINIA PARTINGTON. I08 FlFTH ROYeE. Coffey. W. Feldhaus. H. Paul. L. Hoff. K. Boys. R. Yawler. J. Winger. W. Wicke. J. Sinclair. BI Shuay. W4 Vordenberg. W. Ahlerf. F. Bossemeyer. R. Sfan or , FOURTH ROWe-W. Wehrmeyery F. Storey, 5. Fern. H. Shearin. Js Palmer, C. SaHIer. R. Ellsberry. JI Horfon. 6. Neal. A. Friedrich. B. Hawkins. B. Emersons THIRD ROWeW. Rairch, E. Jennings M. Taylor. E. Shillings. H. Sheri. S. Gordon. J. McKee, R. Vanderbosch. N. McPhail. R. Lance. L. Haines, T. Weber, W, Mahaney. SECOND ROW-Mr. Surdo. A. S+one. A. Forney. G. Wright G. Reimlinger, C. Shumard, L. Durbrow, H. Sibcy. C. Rogginger. J. Lewis. R Jackson, P. Sfubbs. J. Rubin. J. Harris, H. Nieman. FIRST ROW-R. Kleine. R. Simmonds, C. Kennedy. B. BarHaH, C. HarHey. J. Nerl. J. Thomas. H. Wodman. WI Kenll A. Phillips, J. Weft. H. Sfrief, T. Carfo. B. Kuck. BOYS' GLEE CLUB WHE BOYS' GLEE CLUB of I930 under +he ener- .4? gefic diredorship of Mr. Joseph Surdo has had more real success rhan +ha+ of any previous year in Wi+hrow's histry. Included in +he club's schedule of appearances were assembhes. oufside engagemenfs. and +he Eleven+h Annual Concert The club of +his year was considerably larger rhan in previous years. being composed of approxima+ely seven'ry-I -five members. The purpose of +he Boys' Glee Club Is +0 fos+er and encourage +he 6evelopmen+ of male voices in wi+hrow. From fhe fofai membership. fwenfy were selecred according +0 +heir experience and abilify +o comprise wha+ was called +he Boys' Special Group. This group rehearsed immedia+ely aHer +he regular club's rehearsal every Tuesday afier school. unm finally +hey were prepared +0 appear before bo+h upper-class and Freshman assemblies. They sang fwo numbers, +he rollicking King of +he OuHaws and Jrhe Ken+ucky Babe . weII-known From fhis Special Group a doubIe-quar+e+ was chosen. These eighf boys appeared. in +heir Ersr performance, a+ +he Norwood Thai +his inHial appearance was a success was ChrisHan Church. evidenced by he numerous invi+a+ions which fhe group received from ofher organiza+ions. Several of +hese invi+a+ions were accepfed. The appearances of +he doubleequarief in affairs away from school are valuable for +he concer+ experience which rhey give +0 +he boys. As in preceding years fhe club. as a whole! scored ifs greaiesf +riumph a+ fhe Elevenih Annual Conceri on May 23 and 24. They sang +he following numbers: +he rich Spanish love song Chalifa by Herfz'lum. The House by Jrhe Side 0? +he Road . and +he humorous selecfion Three Blind Mice . The words of +he laHer were wriH'en by Mr. Surdo and adap+ed +0 The RigoleH'o Quar+e+ . The siriking con+ras+ be+ween +he amusing words and +he dignified music pleased +he audiences immensely. All +hree numbers broughf forfh lengH-Iy plaudirs. Despife fhe fad +ha+ Jrhis year's program was grea+er in quanfify +han ever before. sfill quaany was no+ +he mos+ 'Impor+an+ charac- +eris+ic in H: success: for by Far +he mos+ ou+s+anding elemen+ in +he performance was +he r'Ich +one qualHy. which was more mafure and resonani fhan +haf usually produced by older choral groups. The success of +he I930 scheduie may be said +o be direcrly due +0 +he masferful direcfion of Mr. Surdo and Jrhe whole-hearfed co- operation of every member of +he club. -STANLEY GORDON. TOP ROWeB. Sawyer. J. Patrick, H. Moore. J. Wingei. C. Thomas. P. Aflins. D. Brown. K. McBe+h, W. Pugh. FOURTH ROW-Mr. Smifh lLeaderT. M. Kershner. R. Werner.F. Willey. W. Insande. T. Van Winkle. Johns+on lDrum Maiorl. D. Moore. R. Johnston. H. Argabrife, E. Hauch, F. MygaH, F. THIRD ROW-B. Shuey, R. Hackel, R. Graney, C. SmiH, L. Pafhe, A. Haberer, R. Wile. T. Edwards. 0. Sfeiringer. SECOND ROW-K. Haggard, O. Baum. C. Hackaf. C. Taylor. R. DunnI 6, Hudson. 6, Britten, J. Campbell. C. Parrish, A. Moabus. A. Fink, FRONT ROWeM. Drexalius. C. Disiell, D. Oberlrlein. R. Ellsberry, C. Duning. J. Harfon. J. Fergen C. Maulhe. CI SchoH. L. Samuelson. THE BAND :-S A RESULT of i+s over forfy appearances. and Hs professional s+yle of playing. The Wiihrow band direcfor. Mr. Smi+h. has gained fhe honor of being recognized as The mos+ useful and mos+ oi '30. under +he direcfion of ifs new enjoyed band in +he eleven years of Wifhrow's his+ory. The 1930 band was composed of fiHy-five . members. a considerable increase over previous years. The purpose of The band is To promofe school spirii provide en+erfainmen+ 'For Those who fake deligh+ In band music and To foster Only Two officers were elec+ecl. +hose being drum-maior and manager. Frank Johnson: and properly cusfodian. Marion Kershner. The developmenl' of'fhe playing of band insl'rumenis. in former years The bands were able To play a'l only a few of +he basketball games. bu+ +his year +he band affendecl every game. playing peppy funes and reiuvenaling The spirit The same was True a+ fhe Toolball games. no? one of which was missedk whelher if was a+ Wilhrow or away. During The infermissions befween +he halves of The 'Foofball games. +he band never failed +0 march ouf upon +he grid- iron and form a W wiih unusual precision. All +hrough +he baskel- ball anal Toofball seasons The band was an unlimiied and never-failing source of hue. lively Spiril. l+ cannot however, be said +ha+ all The band did was creaie spirif. ior i+ also was a source of music played for +he sheer enioymenl- of ihe feams and fans. Anofher way in which The I930 band surpassed ifs predecessors was by The number of assemblies in which i+ par+icipa+ed. These assessmblies. ien in all. in which The hand +ook part cons+i+u+ed a real pleasure for every member of Jrhe facul+y and sludenf body. Thai The band assemblies were apprecia+ed was well shown by The great number of pupils who signified fheir preference for +his Type of assembly above all o+hers. when Mr. Lyon pu+ +he quesfion beiore +hem. IIO Perhaps il' should be fold whaf rendHions proved The mosf pleas- ing +0 The s+uden+ body. The mosi popular of +he large number of marches played +his year were The following: The Siars and Slripes . Washingion Pos+ . Our Direcior . and Bill Board . The band was nof safisfied wiih playing iusi marches. so several over+ures were played. including The Two following which seemed To be enioyed mosh Dynamics and Rhienfelis . +0 +316 delighf of +he sluden'rs. The band played several popular num- bers among which were Singing in The Rain and The Slain Song . Wifhrow audi+orium has seldom housed such a showing of applause as As a surprise lo everybody and much when The lasf Two numbers were played. Mr Smifh did not spend all his alloHed Time on This year's band. bui also clicl much in preparal'ion for +he I3.l banal. Seeing The need of bass horn players fer '3l, Mr. Smifh persuaded fwo underclassmen +0 learn fhis insirumenf. As a raw of his efforfs The school pur- chased a sousaphone for The band. clarinef players Mr. Smifh siarled a class of over a dozen pupils, largely sevenfh graders. +hus assuring Wi+hrow ample clarinei players ior Also. fearing +he scarciiy of five years. Not' only did The band Take par+ in music buf also in aihlefics. Wifh fhe assis'fance of Mr. Smiih a basketball Team was organized among members. This Team. alihough slaried la+e in ihe season, encounfered Teams of The Hughes band. +he cheer leaders. and ofher organiza+ions. There should be some cause for This unusually successful band. which has broken abou'r every record. Wifhrow This year siruclr +he luck of having George Smiih as bancl direc'lor. l+ usually +alces con- siderable fime To develop a band +0 any semblance of quali+y. especially when The members are so young. bu+ Wi+hrow's organizafion seems +0 have grown info Cincinnafi's besf high school band almosf over night Wilhrow is Torluna+e To have SmiHy as band direc+or. and +he sfuden+s appreciafe his worlc. -STANLEY GORDON. aw.-.e....-. HIP llll liluliI II Hale. Fergar. Duning, Jacobsl Grant Graney, Magoieaux. Barman. Mafhews, Heckel. Pugh, SchillingI Hauch. Drexelius. Samuelson. Wagner, Widmer, Abbaiello. Rogers. Willey. Mau+he. Evans, Foersfer. Kaps. Jewe'H'. Maris, Imsancle. Barr. Kennedy, Jenkins. Wasserman. Brunner. Smilh. Mr.5urdo Radabaugh. Boehringer. Grubbs, Rains. Grant Nankovifch. Moore. Brif+on, Brooks. Bachman, Comp+on. Skiff. Hudson. Young, Green. Shari. Grossman. Cook. Sali. Bresier, Juhi. Oliver. Couch. Bahlman, Harris. Fisher, Luhi Carter, Brown, Luehrman. ORCHESTRA HIS YEAR marks fhe eleven+h year since Jthe Senior orchesira was organized a+ Wifhrow. When if iirsl siaried. if was a small group of approximafely 20 f0 30 membersenoi quanfii'y bu+ quali+yl The number has grown and grown un+il The number +his year reached six+y-five. Mr. $urdo's high ambifions for +he orchesira have been realized and +hrough his earnes+ .. eFFori- year by year he has gained fur+her com- menda+ion and dis+inc+ion for +he orchesfra and for WHhrow. which has come +0 be known as one of the 'Foremos'r schools in +h counfry in musical achievement All symphonic ins+rumen+s excepf +he harp are included in our orchesfra. which is credi+ed wiih having +wo bassoons and an English horn. The players respond ar+isfically +0 fhe rhythm of marches. walhes. gavo'H'es, and even symphonies. This year +he sfuclenfs played fwo well-known symphonic selec+ions. one. The lasi movemen+ of +he Fiffh Symphony of Bee+hoven. and +he o+her +he Andani'e of Schuber+'s very famous Unfinished Symphony. Besides playing +hese orchesfral numbers. fhe orchesfra accompanied +he Special Chorus in ifs mos+ excellen+ rendi+ion of Goin' Home. sung +0 The music of +he Largo movemenf of Dvorak's New World Symphony. and Lochinvar, by Haydn Wood. The assemblies which are +aken over by +he orchesfra are always greafly enioyed and apprecia+ed by +he s+uden+ body. and +heir only regre+ 'Is +ha+ fhere are no+ more of Them. and +ha+ Mr. Surdo would give in +0 our insisied applause and be more generous wi'l'h his encores. We suspeci Thai he believes we are iusf +rying +0 gel ouf of our classwork. Besides playing for assemblies. school acfivifies. and +he annual spring concert The orchesfra assisl's +he Big Four Choral Club. also under Mr. Surdo's direclion. a+ H's various concer'rs. This choral or- ganizafion gives a concer+ each year a'l Chrisimas al' +he Norwoocl Chrisfian Church and ifs annual conceri in spring. which was held +his year af fhe ScoHish Rife audi+orium. Oiher reques'r programs are given. for which our orches+ra is called upon +0 play. Regular rehearsals are held each Monday and Thursday affer- noon in +he audiforium un+il 4:30 P. M. This fime is spen+ in he very careful s+udy and pra+ice of composi+ions chosen for +he various occasions. The Senior orches+ra is apprecia+ed by all music lovers of Wi'rhrow and Cincinnafi and is highly commended by cri+ics who aHend +he performances. LiHle is heard of +he Junior Orcheslra of Wi+hrow. bui +ha+ is no reason why The highes+ praise and recogni+ion should no+ be given if. H is a group of +wen+y pupils whose ambifion H is +0 gain mem- bership in fhe Senior orches+ra. bu+ who lack orchesfral +raining and abili+y. This organizaiion is en+irely preparaiory +0 +he furfher advanced Senior orches+ra. AHer a year has been spenf in fhe Junior orcheslra. Jrhe sfuclenl' has received enough fraining in ensemble work so +ha+ he can play in +he Senior orchesira. A grea+ deal of +he success of +he conceris and various per- formances lies in The faiihiul pracfice of +he members. Each hard passage. run. or measure which is diflicuH +0 fhe player is picked ou'r and by correcf and earnest prac+ice is perfecfed so +ha+ H can be played wi+h grealesi ease and surefy under fhe baion. Pupils also receive help on clifFicuHies from willing Teachers. and a large amouni of insirucfion in some secl'ions is given by Mr. Surcio himseli. By fail'hful rehearsing each Friday af+er school +he orchesfra is preparing +0 combine with he Senior members in +he opening selec- l'ion of he May Concert A+ +he Eleven+h Annual Conceri +his year +he players parficipafed in The Fine rendi+ion of +he Raymond Over- by Thomas. lure, Af+er +he concer+s. bofh Big Four and Annual. excellen+ nofices are given in Hue daily papers. Only +he bes+ can be said abouf such a willing and earnesi' group under such a worfhy ba+on. -VIRGINIA PARTINGTON. Ill WITHROW MOTTO SONG JOSEPH SURDU Tempo di Marcia I E L n I L i 4: J. 1 J KI N N h. J 5 $ - h . J1 N4-+4-+44-+-4- -; 7-044- 444-4444 -.r $-- . .5. 7. 1-- P W T5 4; A I N I A $244L'-44--' ':'4...4..L -4L4-.ThiL.T4'L'TT4--.a..'T A4'I4..-A4y-.I I7 H a TI 7 . ' '4 Let us to our mot - to eIer be true, No mat - her where we are, No mat -ter what. we do. Truth, though crushed to earth, a. - gain will rise, Vin -cit, Vin - cit, Ver - i - tas I ............ Rah, rah, rah, J '. '-- IE l- . I-- 1 J I gk 4 .4. 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LE; I 7 D- ? 4-4 4l---t 4 E4 3 ' Copyright by Joseph Surdo ll2 IMQWM MRS? Www- - 4w. V011 .... - ANDREW J. LODDER FEATURES SENIORATIONS APPELLATION ASPIRATION DESTINATION Ruth Abenschon ............................................... Work and Sfudy .......................................... lnierpre+er of Einsfein Dorofhy Ackley .................................... . .......... Kindergerfan Teacher ...................................... Mafron af Orphan's Horne BeH'y Adams .................................................. Secre'lary f0 Rich Broker ................................... Gold Digger Shirley Alfmeyer ............................................... Commercial Ar+is'l ......................................... House Painler Rose Anderson ................................................ Nurse ................................................... Dog Ca+chaHs Wife Ruth A'Hlinson ................................................. Gym Teacher ............................................. Bareback Rider Mary Ausiin .................................................. Inferior Decorator ......................................... Vegetarian Jane Backman ............................... Musician ................................. Fish Sealer Elizabe+h Baggarly .................... .. ....... Newspaper Noforiefy .............................. Old Gold Tester Dorofhy Jayne Baker ........................................... Channel Swimmer ......................................... Aquarium Guard Helen Baker .................................................. Opera Singer ............................................. Swiss Yodaller Edna Maria Baldwin ........................................... Duveneck H ............................................... PaleHe Scraper Reed BarHeff ................................................. Civil Engineer ............................................ Big Pick and Shovel Man Marie Barles ................................................... Ini'erior Decorator ......................................... Sword Swallower Marjorie Bauer ................................................ Toe Dancer ............................................... Foof Speciafisf Marfha Bauer ................................................. Tour Conducfress .......................................... Usher Aileen Bellonby ............................... . ............... Xylophone Player .......................................... Hammer Thrower Doris Beniamin ................................................ English Teach ........................................... Guard cf Ellis Island Roberi Berkshire ............................................... GraduaHon .............................................. Time Will Tell ElizabeH: Berra ................................................ None .................................................... Member of Congress Witliam BIHman .............................................. Acfuary ...................... , ............................ Lion Tamer Alberf Bloebaum .............................................. Mechanical Engineer ...................................... Safe Cracker Louise Bracken ................................................ Ari'isf ................................................... Bill Board Pain+er John Bran ................................................... Airplane Mechanic ........................................ Brakeman William Bresier ................................................ Golf Professional .......................................... Big Shof Kenne+h Brock ................................................. Physical Direcfor .......................................... Horse Docfor Eva Brokaw ................................................... Taxidermisf ............................................... Herring Packer Donald Brown ................................................. Surgeon ................................................. Caper CuHer BeHy Browning ................................................ Degree in Music .......................................... I02Q in Shade Mary Helen Browning .......................................... Accoun+an+ .............................................. A Caun'less Roberf Buahler ................................................ Chemical Engineer ........................................ Pafenf Medicine King Doraihy Burkhardf ............................................. Tea Room Owner ......................................... Discoverer of Vifamines Y and Z Myron Bush ................................................... Lawyer .................................................. Circus Barker Rosa Lee BuHer .............................................. Governess ............................................... Seal Trainer Bruce Campbell ............................................... Radio Announcer .......................................... Train CaHer 51' Pennsylvania Sfafion Harvey Campbell ............................................. Engineer ................................................. Pile Driver Ann Carlson ................................................. Dielii'icn ................................................. Calorie Coun+er Leah Carr ................................................... Chemist ................................................. Beauhf Shoppe Owner Irma Carroll ................................................. Teacher of Jewelry making ................................ Manager of Chain Store Faye Chance ........................................ , ......... Help Mankind ............................................ Caas+ Guard Elilabefh Chaney .............................................. Hair Dresser .............................................. Ticief Scalper Donna Cheefy ................................................ Hopi Dancer .............................................. Whoopee-Maker Lily Chris+ensan ............................................... Social Worker ............................................ Bridge Devo+ee Wendell Cleaver .............................................. Civii Engineer ............................................. Floorwaliar Regina Coleman .............................................. Nurse ................................................... Fish-bone Ex+racior Gabrielle Cone ............................................... Lawyer .................................................. Proof Reader Agnes Connor ................................................. Music Teacher ............................................ Scale Tipper Georgie Lee Coomb: .......................................... In+erior Decorafor ......................................... Delicaiessen Owner Lorraine Coombs .............................................. Head Librarian ............................................ Bookkeeper Rowena Coombs .............................................. Indian Socie'ly Reporter .................................... Wig-Warmer Elizabefh Cornelius ............................................ Sfenographer ............................................ Globe TroH-er Louise Cox .................................................... Musician ............................. ; ................... Player-Piano Exper+ Robed Crain .................................................. Archiied ................................................ Designer of Bird Houses Lesfer Crawford ............................................... Deani .................................................. BlacksmHh Wilbur Cross .................................................. Aviator .................................................. Dynami+e Specialist Helen Crow .................................................. Ice Cream Vendor a? Redland .............................. Realila'l'lon of AspiraiEon Robert Dean .................................................. Embalmer ............................................... Owner of Night Club Rosemary Deimling ............................................ Siudy 5+ Nighf ........................................... Asircnomer Helen Defers ................................................. Doc+or .................................................. Veferinarian David DeVore ................................................. Financier ................................................ Hock Shop Proprieior William Dewey ................................................ To Find an Ambiiion ...................................... Flag Pole Si++ar Violef D'Iller .................................................. Linguisf ................................................. Baby-falk In+erpre+er W'IEma Diss ................................................... Bookkeeper .............................................. Library Defrauder William Doherfy .............................................. Chemisi ................................................. Organisi Ida Mae Dolle ................................................ In+erior Decorafar ......................................... Sofa Ornamen+ Wal+er Dolle .................................................. Business Man .............................................. Pawn Broker Charles Drawbo .............................................. Floris? ................................................... Cabbage King Roberf Duning ............................................... Novelisf ................................................. BedtimeASfory Wrifar Roberf Dunn .................................................. Musician ................................................. Disciple of Rudy Vallee Carlyn Eclunan ................................................ Modisie ................................................. Model in Model Laundry Harry Edwards ................................................ Traveller ................................................. Hobo Roberf Eggars ................................................ Speedboa+ Pilof ........................................... Deckhand on Island Queen Edgar Eibel ................................................... Elechical Engineer ........................................ Mefer Reader Margare+ Elsiun ............................................... Deiecfive ................................................ Key-hcle Exper+ William Erbachar .............................................. Orches+ra Leader .......................................... TrafFIc Officer Beulah Evans ........................................ . ......... Privafe Secretary .......................................... Chewing Gum AdverHser Mary Della Fain ............................................... Business Woman ........................................... Budgef Keeper Maurice Farrell ............................................... Foofball Coach ........................................... Spori' Wn'fer for Hyde Perl: Herald Virginia Fauntleroy ............................................ Chemisf ................................................. Discover of Afom'lc Parfs Myr+le Fenner ................................................ Music Teacher ............................................ Mr. Surdds Successor Dorc+l1y Fenfon ................................................ Chemisi ................................................. Hash Experi- James Ferger ................................................. Deep Sea Diver ........................................... Air Mail Pilo+ Edi+h Feher .................................................. Kindergarfen Teacher ...................................... KEddy-Kar Pusher Edna Louise Ffannery .......................................... Social Worker ............................................. N'IgH Club Hosiass Alice Florea .................................................. Sfenographer ............................................. Telephone Operafor Roberf Foersier ............................................... Musician ................................................ Organ Grinder Fred Fogwell ................................................. ArHsf ................................................... Prehel Archiiecf Roger Fosdfck ................................................. Mechanical Engineer ....................................... Tinker Toy Repairer CharloH-e Frey ................................................ Chemical Engineer ......................................... Pharmacisf Rosemary Frey ................................................ Pediafrician .............................................. Veierinarian Jane Gaible .................................................. Arfs and Craffs ........................................... Pawnshop Propriefor Russeli Galloway .............................................. To be Famous ............................................ Gafe Crasher Nancy Gardner ..................................... V ......... Fashion Designer .......................................... Crepe Hanger Harold Gear .................................................. Chemical Engineer ........................................ 50H Drink Vendor Elizabeih GilleHe .............................................. Theafrical Worker ......................................... lnven+or of Kinkless Corkscrew Caiherine Gilmdrfin ........................................... Hat Designer ............................................ Skyscraper Archifecf ll5 APPELLATION ASPIRATION DESTINATION Ru+h Glaser ................................................... Muscinn ................................................. Usher cf Ilfh Annual Cencerf Alvina Goebel ................................................ Gym Teacher ............................................. Dumb-bell Manufacfurer Es+her Goldberg .............................................. Presidenf of United Shades ................................. Mahon, Home for Blind Mice Laura Golden ................................................. Travel ................................................... Elevafor Operator Louis Goldsfein ................................................ Archi+ec+ ................................................ French Gown Designer Sfanley Gordon ............................................... Yale Gradune ............................................ Locksmifh Alice Grant ................................................... Experf Bridge Player ....................................... Trump Parfner's Ace Mary Edith Grafe ............................................. Ocean Crossing in Rowboaf ................................ Owner of Anderson's Ferry Clara Green... ............................................. Gym Teacher ............................................. World's Sironges'f Woman MnrH'Ia Grey ................................................. Newspaper Edifor ......................................... Sociely Ediior of Ridge News Helen Grider ................................................. Teacher .................................................. Animal Trainer William Griggs ................................................ Pharmacisf ............................................... Sandwich Shop Proprieior Geri'rude Groaniger ........................................... Grefa Garbo II ........................................... Lux Tes'rimonial WrH'er Madha Gross ................................................. Aihlefic Direcfor .......................................... Chiroprador Hilda Grossman .............................................. Privafe Secrefary .......................................... Tillie Hue Tuiler Jeanne GusfeHer .............................................. Giff Shop Owner ........................... , ,, , . I . . I ,, ..Pawn Broker Thelma Hale .................................................. Sophisficafion ............................................ Dairy Maid William Hall .................................................. Chain Druggis+ ............................................ Drugsfora Cowboy Winnie HamiHon .............................................. Buyer .................................... . ............... Gold Digger DoroH'Iy Hammiff ............................................. Governess .............................................. Coach at Yale George Hand ................................................. Big Promofer .......... A ................................... Henpecled Husband Mary Ellen Harper ............................................ Nighf-Club Hosiess ....................................... Waiiress Helan HarreH ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Journelisf ................................................ Envelope Addresser Eleanor Hariman .............................................. Kindergarhan Teacher. . . .. .... ........................... Juvenile Cour! Judge Ross Has+ie ................................................... Aeronaufical Engineer ......................... . . . . I . . . . ,Sky Wrifer Gre++a Hasfings ............................................... Gym Teacher ............................................. Pavlowa's Unders+udy Blanche Hayward .............................................. Pianist .................................. I ............... Type Teaser Heien Hayward ............................................. PhySical EducaHon Insfruchr ................................ Champion Cusfard Eater Jack Heeb .................................................... Aeronaufical Exped ........................................ Parachufe Mender Malcolm Hendley ............................................. Business Man ............................................ Junk Dealer Willard Harwell .............................................. Traveling Man ............................................ Somnambulis+ Florence Hickey .............................................. 60 Places and Do Things ................................ Driver of Sighfseeing Bus Hildrefh Hill .................................................. Hairdresser ............................................. Taxidermisf Mary Helen Hinanf ........................................ Docfor .................................. . ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Codliver Oil Peddler Kennafh HiHinger ........................................... BiacksmHh ............................... , I I I . . I I I I . III, Chack Forger Edward HDFF .................................................. Bond Salesman ........................................... Mafrimoniai Agency Louis Hoff .................................................... Engineer ....................... . ........................ Moiorman Rufh HoHsfeRer ............................................... Pepsoden+ Smile ............................ .. . . , ,,,,,,, Hollywood Jack Hohnsfine ............................................... San+a Claus .................. ...I . . , . . . .. ..... ,. ..... Chimney Sweep Gladys Honeysuckle .......... .. .......................... Tea Shop Owner .......................................... Professional Golfer Mar+ha Hopkins ........... . , .............. . ................ Physical Educa'Hon lnsfruclor ................ , I . . . , ....... Latin Teacher Elvira Hormberq .......... .. ................................ Opera Siar ............................................ Movie Comedienne Mary Horfcn ...... I ........................................... Saleslady ................................ . ............... Tickd Seller af Park Theafre George Hudson ............................................. Trombona Mayer ........................... . . . . . .. , , Macaroni Sfrefcher Lorraine Huffman . V .. ... .................... , .............. Priva're Secreiary ......................... . ...... .. , . . . VGiH Shop Owner Maxine Hughes, .. . I . . . . .I I...,...... ....................... Public Speaker ............................................ Back Sea? Driver Dorofhy Hunter ............................................... Arfisf .................................................... Prehel Bender Fred Hurlbur+. . . .. . , . . . .. .................................. Executive ................................................ BuHer and Egg Man Ethel Huron ................................................ Sculpfor ................................................. Face Lif+er Alvin Ignafius ................................................. Successful Business Mannu ............................... Teacher in Correspondence School Gordon Ireland. . .. ......................................... Doctor .................................................. Indian Medicine Man Violet Jackson ................................................ Huusehoid Ark TeacherA . I . I . . . . I , . . . . . . , .. .,.U..I.. ... Targe+ Pracfice Dorefhy Johnson ............................................. Uplift Humanify .............. . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 855' in Specialisi Virgil Johnson ............................................... Counfy SheriH .......................................... Rai1road Crossing Wafchman RuH-n Johns+on ............................................... Kindergarien Teacher ...................... H. . , .. ...... Pclicewaman Robert Jones ............................................... Engineer ................................................. Miner Lorena Kass .................................................. Go Wes+ ................................................. Hopi Indian Insfrucfor Theima Keam.....,,.. ............. . ........................ Dress Designer ............................ .....HHMModeI Roberf KelleH . V . . I . .. ...................................... Elechical Engineer ......................................... Shock Absorber Marian Kershner ............................................. U. S. Agricuhural Research ................. I I I I I I I I IIIIII GenHaman Farmer Harald Killen ......................................... , ....... Goad Chess Player ....................................... Chesfnu+ Mary King ................................................... Docior .................................. . . .. ,,,,,,,,,,, Tree Surgeon John Kirkpatrick ............................................... Presiden+ of Unifed Siafes ................ .. ..... , ,. .,Hermif Becky Kizner ................................................. Economics Teacher ....................................... Sccfchman's Wife Coralie Klein ................................................. Inlerior Decora+or ..................... , ................. Cook Anna Marie Klemm ............................................ Parachufe Jumper ............ ..................... ,.Umbre a Saleswornan Howard KIeH- ................................................ Landscape Archiiecf .................................... Farmer CharIoHe KIoHer IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Arf Shop Ownar .......................................... Woaiwor'fh's Basemenf Lucille Koelblin. . .. ........................................... Commercial Arfis+ ....................... .... ,. ........ .Package Labeller Adhur Kaeppe IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Sfoclt Broker .............. . ............... .. ............ Bull Figh+er William Koolage .............................................. E!ec+rical Engineer ......................................... Curran! GFOWGJ Rufh Kouschue'rzky ............................................. Nurse .................................................. Caretaker in Pef Shop Ru+h Kroger ............................................. . I . . .lllushatar ............................................... Beaufy Specialisf Forres+ Krueger .................... V .......................... Civil Engineer ............................................. Map Colorer thal Kuhlman ................................................ Landscape Gardner ........................................ Talk of Cabbage in Kings Mary Long. .I .................................................. Saleslady ................................................ Dow's Soda Founiain Edward Lawson ................................................ U. 5. Mail Pilaf ........................................... Confac? Man Fay Lawson .................................................. Newspaper Sob Sis+er .................................... Funny Sheef Edi+or Edwin Lerner? ................................................ Lawyer .................................................. Gas Man Arwood Ligge++ ............................................... Chemical Engineer ................ I ........................ Chef Robari Lind ................................................... omce Job ................................................ Janifor Ellen Linden .................................................. lnierior Decoraior ......................................... Diefifl'an Grace Linder ................................................. Be a Lindbergh .......................................... High Flyer Jayne Lloyd .................................................. lnferpreier ............................................... Chaucer Translai'or Mary Cecelia LoHus ........................................... Playwrighf ............................................... Acforine Kafhryn LcHy ................................................. Dieiifian ................................................. Concreie Mixer Marie Lowe ................................................... Win All Argumenis ........................................ Deaf Husband Fri+z Lueders ...................................... . .......... Judge ................................................... College Humor Howard Luehrman ............................................. Banker .................................................. Conductor MaH Lukens .................................................. Electrical Engineer ........................................ Shock Absorber Dorolhy Lushbaugh ............................................ 69+ Faf .................................................. Moliy Cule Florence Lu+z ................................................. Teacher ................................................. A Lesson 10 Someone Alice Lycan ................................................... Socia+y Editor ............................................. Gossip Dispenser Lucile Mack .................................................. In+erior Decora+or ......................................... Whi+e Washer Helen Maihle ................................................. DIgnHy .................................................. Blues Singer Mariorie Ma+hews ............................................. Professional Accompanisf ................................... Governess James Ma++ox ................................................. Jail Warden .............................................. Ward in Jail James Maxwell ................................................ News Wrifer .............................................. Funny Sheet Sfar Carl Mayer ................................................... Prize Fighler .............................................. Plasl'erer Margaret Mayer .............................................. Teacher ................................................. Lion Tamer llb APPELLATION ASPIRATION DESTINATION Lorraine Mayne ............................................... Mafh Professor ............................................ Adding Machine Expert Kennefh McBeH'I .............................................. Composer ............................................... Ted Lewis's Successor Helen McClure ............................................... Kindergarten Teacher ...................... , ............... Bib Laundress Mabel McCoy ................................................ Poe+ .................................................... Ecli+or of Radio Weekly June McDowell ................................................ Foreign Correspondenf ..................................... Collecfcr for Zoo Beniamin McLennan ........................................... Business Man ............................................. Hod Carrier JeaneHe McManaman ......................................... Clara Bow II .............................................. Scene Shi5+er Louise McNeal ................................................ Bookkeeper .............................................. Library NigM-Wdchman Doraihy MersfeIder ............................................ Swimming Insfrucfcr ....................................... Gold Fish Cusfodian Mary Messer ................................................. Ar+isf ................................................... Deck Swabber Eslelle Mehger ............................................... Missionary ............................................... Poi Roasf Thelma Meyer ................................................. Mounfain Climber ......................................... Life's LiHle Piffalis Ellen Jana Miller .............................................. Chemistry Teacher ......................................... Soda Jerks: James Miller .................................................. Leader 0; Own Orchesfra .................................. Conforfionisi Lucille Miller ................................................. Physical Education Insfrucior ................................ Tap Dancer a'r Albee Harold Moore ................................................ Civil Engineer ............................................. Diich Digger Walier Moore ................................................ Commercial Arh'sf ......................................... Hair Dyer Doro+hy Mueller ............................................... Perfume Tesfer ............................................ Sweei Young Thing William Mund ................................................ Lawyer .................................................. Radio Announcer Paul Neidhardf ................................................ Mining Engineer ........................................... Difch Digger Eunice Nichols ................................................ Aufhor .................................................. Cub Reporter Maria Ohmer ................................................. Nurse ................................................... Tharmome+er Shaker Marina Jane Parry ............................................ Singer ................................................... Vifaphona Comedies Virginia Pariingfon ............................................ Orchesira Leader ......................................... Drummer a? Albee Russell Paflen ................................................. Speed King ............................................... Taxi Driver Elizabefh PaHerson ............................................ Rich Man's Wife .......................................... PursuH of Aspirafion John Pearson ................................................. Wrifing Something Crazy ................................... Annual Edihr Eliene Pelzer .................................................. Pavlown II ................................................ Gilda Gray H Emily P?Ings'rag ............................................... Wrigley's Daughfer ........................................ Taffy Puller DoroH'ny Pierce ................................................ Inferior Decorator ......................................... Fire Ee+er Rober+ PIaHer ................................................ Avia+or .................................................. S+ool Pigeon CharloHe Plucier .............................................. In+erior Decorafor ......................................... Surgeon Elizabeth Pasiler .............................................. Exclusive Dress Shop ....................................... Anf'lque Collecfor Mariorie PoHs ................................................ Visif New York ............................................ Dislocahd Neck James Prafher ................................................ Avia+or .................................................. Sfaepleiack Sam PraH'Ier .................................................. Physician ................................................ Pi Mixer Howard Prina ................................................. Chemical Engineer ................................... Perfume Tes+er Esfher Louise Raber ............................................ Elocu+ion Teacher ......................................... Fish Paddler David Radcliffe ................................................ Avia+ion Exacu+iva ........................................ Elava+or Sfari'er Martha Rahe .................................................. Magneftc Personaliiy ...................................... lnkrioriiy Complel Virginia Ramsey ............................................... Slar on Broadway ......................................... Moon Around Home Fred Rafferman ............................................... Lawyer .................................................. Shirk of Cour+ Harry Ranch ................................................. Orafor .................................................. Toreador , LeoneH'e RacHin .............................................. To Rafe af College ....................................... CoUGQe Humor Addici M5 ! EH5 Read -------------------------------------------- Business Woman ........................................... Hair Ne? Depadment ai Woolwor'rh's Cora Phoebe Reeves .......................................... Social Worker ............................................. RaaI-Silk Hose Salaslady Margaraf Rehring ............................................. Teacher ................................................. 5661 Trainer Verna Reichwein .............................................. Avial'rix ................................................. Mcunfain Climber Virginia Reif'f ................................................. Commercial Arh'sf ........................................ BiIl-board Pain+er Irene Reinhard+ ............................................... Secreiary ................................................ Sfarnp Linker Rosanne Reuier ............................................... Diefifian ................................................. Soda Clerk Marian Grace Richards ........................................ Reduce Number of Admirers ............................... FIH Sprayer Evalon Roberfs ................................................ In+erior Decoraior ......................................... Denfis+ Ellen Rogers .................................................. Saxophone Player ......................................... Un+imely End Pauline Rolf .................................................. Novelisi ................................................. Line-ahDay Diary Keeper Mary Roling .................................................. Life of Party .............................................. Radio Dance Orches+ro Madeline Roo+ ............................................ Nurse ................................................... Tray Toier Merrill Rousier ........................................... Fruif Grower .............................................. Orangeade Vendor Forresf Rowley ................................................ Sleep Late in Morning ..................................... Wife of MiIi-man Paul Russell ................................................... Modisfe ................................................. Ten+ Maker Dean RHfh .................................................... Chiropractor ............................................. Foreman of Chain Gang Jane Ryder ................................................... Tour ihe Worid ........................................... Sfarnp Collecior Paul 506i .......................................... . ......... Famous Yo-Yo Hun'Ier ...................................... Padded Cell Roberl Sagmeisier ............................................. Speed Boa? Pilo+ .......................................... Skipper of Anderson's Ferry Bess Sand ................................................... Avia+rix .................................................. Sky Pilaf Thelma Sanders ............................................... Privaie Secreiary .......................................... Public Accounhans Joseph Schaefer ............................................... Bus Driver ................................................ ASI'I TWCk Chauffeur Richard Schaefer .............................................. Acfor ................................................... Show Window Demonsirahr Florence ScheHer ............................................. Asfronomer .............................................. Sfar Gazer Laura Schick ................................ Musicai Career ............................................ Silen+ Movies Anna Mae Schlanser ................ . ......... Librarian ................................................ Bookkeeper Norma Schmidi ............................................... Nurse ................................................... Hand Holder Ruih Schmueiling .............................................. Pharmacis+ .............................................. Double Decker Sandwich Experi Frank Schwein ................................................. Financier ............................................... Tired Business Man Roberta Sears ................................................ Tea Room Owner .......................................... Dish Washer Hazel Shafer ................................................. Errorless Bookkeeper ....................................... Erasing Ar+isi Grace Shepherd .............................................. Pharmacis+ ............................................... Soda Founfain Jerker Peggy Shoemaker ................................... . ......... Kindergar+en Teacher ...................................... Broncho Busier Mary Shook ................................................... None ................................................... Fame and Forfune Harold Shprf .................................................. Elecirical Engineer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Shocking Career Dorofhy Slrnrnorm's ............................................ Cashier ................................................. Au+orHy on D'Isfribufion of WeaHh Arthur Simmons ............................................... Agricul+uris+ ............................................. Big BuHer and Egg Man Raised Simon ................................................. Farmer ................................................. NaiuraIEsf Loms Skurow .................................................. Eminent Physicisf .......................................... Mr. Howe's Successor Mfry Sloan ................................................... Librarian ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Rogue's Gallery Cusiodian EIIHGI' Small .................................................. Aviafrix ................................................. Channel Swimmer Roberi Smefhurd .............................................. Accounian+ ............................................. Ziegfeld Scout Edna Smii'h ................................................... Archaeologist ........................................... Gold Digger Mary Srnlfh ................................................... Nurse .................................................. Hospifal Superinfendeni Roy SmHh... .................................................. Engineer ............................................... Pafrol-Wagon Chauffeur S+ephen $rn.I+!'1 ................................................ Elechical Engineer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Manufacfurer of Charged Beverages Thgckla SmIHI ................................................ Main Teacher ............................................ Telephone Operafor Eml'y Snyde-r .................................................. Avial'rix ................................................. Ski Jurnper Marella Springer .............................................. SchooI Teacher ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Direcfor of Flea Circus Julia Spurgeon ................................................ Lawyer ................................................. Bail ? Gilberi S+einau ............................................... Civics Teacher ........................................... Juvenile Cour? Ward Lillian Sfeinbuch ........................................... .' . .Musician ............................................... Piano Tuner Howard Shirl! ..................... . ............................ Liihcgrapher ............................................. Prin+er's Devil Helen Sfevens ................................................ Primary Teacher .......................................... Insfrucfor in 50H Shoe Dancing Warren Sievenson ............................................. Wrifer .................................................. AuH-nor of Breakhsf Food Labels tConfinued on page n4, Il7 H... ll8 II9 HISTORY ENIORS. DO you remember +ha+ day. four shor+ years ago. when you en+ered old Wi+hrow for +he Hrsi fime as a sl'udenf? Whal l'hrillsl Bul. reallyI 'way down deep in your hearl's you were frighiened. werell Every+hing abou+ +he place seemed so huge and incomprehensible Jrl'lenI didn'+ if? We wondered if we. like +he upperolassmen. jib... lDon'l' confradici: you ltnow you . .. would ever learn +0 appear 3+ ease around 1 l1is beau+iful school. We doub+ed i+-very much. I honesl'ly believe +hal +hose firs'r few monfhs mosf of our energy was speni frying in look and ad grown-up and sophisficaied. FinallyI we DID acquire +ha+ upper- classman look of boredom and +ha+ lmow every+hing air. We even came +0 school now at 8:25 ins+eacl of 7:45. as we had been doing. And shall we ever forgef +he many afternoons +ha+ we spen+ hang- ing ou+ of windows fo gaze a+ +he handsome i'll foofball men praclice? And Then our firsf game. Each girl yelled for her hero, and each boy shrieked for his idol. The season our firs+ year was iniensely exci+ing. By +he lime oi +he Hughes game we were quiie accusiomed lo +he usual rou+ine of a foo+ball game on Friday afiernoon. We +ore +0 our lockers. +hrew on our hais and grabbed +he fluffy orange and black pom-poms ihaf had crushed our allowances. and Hew down +0 mee+ +he buddy. The big game was played af +he Universily s+adium our firsl year. ribly cold +ha+ November day. Every+hing seemed gray and dead excepf fhe swaying block of Orange and Black on one side of +he sfone horse- shoe and line fluHering Red of Hughes on +he oiher. We were qui+e confidenl of our viclory. H was hor- When Hughes made Hs firsf and only l'ouchdown. +hey were wild wi'rh ioy bu+ ihal didn'i make us blue-ii ius+ served +o make us yell louder and louder. We iusi HAD lo win. Bangl End of firsl quar'ter. Bangl End of second quarfer. Bangl End of +hird quarier. And s+ill Wi'lhrow hadn'+ scored! H was frigid anyway. and when our learn Tailed lo score +he +hermome+er seemed +0 drop fen more degrees. Gloom began l'o prevail on fine Tiger side of ihe siadium. Then downl Down. down fhe field we s+ar+ed for a +ouchdown. And fur'rhermore. we made one! We were almosl crazy wi+h excifemenl'. If we only made H1a+ kick we would a+ leasi be fied wilh +hose people who ieered and waved pom-poms. The men lined up for +he kick. Wi+h aggra- va'ting slowness fhe pigskin wenl over +he posl. If was a lie. nowl Bang! The end of +he fourfh quarier and also flue end of our lirsl foolball season. We were now iniliaied info regular high school life. Time flew af+er +his. Thanksgiving and Chris+mas lwhich meanf holidaysl came and passed. Soon Jrhose dread ordeals. exams. were hovering over us. This was our lirs+ fry a+ +hem. Books! Booksl Books! How we s+udied and how we worriedl A Few shor+ days of agony. howeverI and +hey were over. Grades? Hushl Soon'spring was here. ln April +he Thalian Dramaiic Club pre- sen+ed Sherwood . lf was splendid-one of +he bes+ high school plays ihaf we have seen. And +hen came +he Annual Concert H was a great success, and our orchesira and music clubs were +he falls of The fown. And +hen vacafion loomed before us. Three whole mon+hs of nolhing bul' gei- +ing up ai +en. and deciding whefher +0 go swimming or hiking. Bul vacalion. as all Things. grows monoionous. and we were almost glad +0 get down +0 The grind again. Moreover. we were sophs ! How we gloaied over +he fresh! One would almosi +hink +ha+ we were backed by years and years of experience. Whaf a joy H was +0 go +0 +he gym or library wi+hou+ feeling +ha+ any momenf you mighi blunder and ruin everyfhing. Girls' aihlel'ics as well as boys were in full swing soon afier school s+ar+ed. Foo+ball wii'h iis cusiomary vivid color and good cheer was l20 again beiore us. Our +eam wil'h H's customary vivid color and good cheer was again before us. Our feam was absolufely beyond descrip- +ionl We defealed Hughes a+ our siadium by a pleasing score and we were proclaimed Ciiy Champions. Will: our viofory came +he long- loughi-for Cornell Cup. H had faken fen years of hard play +0 gel ii and you may be assured ihaf if was a greaf comforf +0 see if adorning our irophy case. Soon i+ became eviden+ +ha+ we. as a class. were beginning lo parficipafe in school ac+ivi+ies far more Then in our preceding year. We were Ending. more and more. our own par'l'icular niches. As +he year grew we made new iriends and developed more grown-up ideas on scholasl'ic issues. Soon +he Chrisimas holidays were close on our heels. Did we mind? Ten whole days of uninferrupied bliss! Dances. pariies. gifls. and all +he usual confusion of +he holidays were ours. Bu+ during all our heavenly vacarion. one rhoughl kepi breaking in+o our minds. Exams! The fear +his year was s+reng+hened by wha+ we lmew exams lo be from our freshie days. There was only one consolafioneaffer fhese midyears we would have peace unfil June. They were over. af lasfl Our grades proved +ha+ we had learned how fo sfudy since +he preceding year. March wilh i+s winds and snows +hundered by. and April slipped in. During +his mon+h Thalian again produced a charming play. This one was Boofh Tarking+on's Clarence . Talen+ along dramafic lines was quife eviden+ in our WHhrow. Various other clubs prospered- indeed. several new ones were organized. We. as Sophomores did our par+ foward supporfing ac+ivi+ies. The Annual Concerf was before us again. H proved io be as splendid +his year as if was last Then came June. Senior acquain- iances iha'r we had made were our oi school a week earlier lhan we. We +houghi i+ preposierous +ha+ we should be made +0 affend classes during +hose hof, sul+ry days of June. Bu'l' soon +he end of our second year came and we were once again free! All +hrough +he summer we l'reasured lhe 'lhoughl' +ha+ when we reiurned i+ would be as Juniors. We yawned lazily during +he golden clays of early Sep'lember. bul we soon were frudging over The bridge once again. As we enfered +he building. we experienced such a queer sensa- iionl We fel+ a parf of +he place: why. we belonged here! We wen+ quie+ly lunusual up l'o +his +imel abou+ our alTairs. and wenf in for acfiviiies +0 an even grealer ex+en+. Girls as well as boys ioined various clubs and organizafions. In iusl a few weeks school was in full sway. Vacaiion irips were forgoHen. New programs were memo- rized. new friends made. We buckled down and dug in+o English and La+in and learned over again all ihe 'lhings we had leH in +he boH'om o'F lhaf swimming pool lasl July. Increasing monofony was broken by 'lhe firs+ foolball game of +he season. Our Team This year measured up +0 flue usual Wifhrow sland- ard. Scores like 66-0 and 4I-6 lour favor. of coursel fell +0 our lot Enlirely foo easy! We soon were blessed wi+h Thanksgiving holidays and Then Chrisl- mas. The usual +hing followededear old exams. We faced l'hem his year wiih indifFerence. We were big girls and boys now. No worrye no s+udy-no grades! Affer exams. if began f0 dawn upon us +ha+ we had only one year and a half before we leH Wilhrow. H was ral'her hard fo believe Consequenfly. we lisiened iusi a liHle more aHen'iively a+ assemblies and boughi TOWER NEWS iusi a +iny bH oflener. Bu'r +his indus+rious mood was dragged down and submerged by +ha+ deadly weapon. spring fever. We were all vic+ims; nof one was spared. Though+s of whal' color our nexl dress would be, or if Dad would be a good scoul and Forward nexf week's allowance a few days. crowded our brain. And +hen +here were so many fhings around school besides siudies +0 in+eres+ us. Boys were indulging in inferscholasiic baseball. Hones+ly now. do you I'IIink Ihose boys hacl enough supporf? They hil' balls and ran bases wilh iusl The few measly yells of abou+ fi'ny people. Why. whai' +hey needed was roo+ing. cheering! Maybe someone besides Seniors wiII reacl +his and make up his mind herewi+h 'Io suppori fu+ure baseball feams. We sincerely hope so. Bu+ Ihere-preaching againl This arlicle is infended Io bring back happy Ihough+s and memories of our four. perhaps five years' s+ruggle af Wifhrow. ancI no+ +0 Iec+ure on school spirit Time was either Flying or dragging. The usual annual funciions were coming on. Thalian Club. which had been enferiaining +he slu- denI' body during Ihe year by Ihe presen+a+ion of shor+ playe+s. came forward wi+h +heir hi+ of he season. This one was +he Jrcmching criminal s+ory. The Valian+ . Ii was very well done. wifhou+ a single +race of amafeurishnessl The Valian+ was followed by Ihe Annual Concert You Imow. Wi+hrow should be palfed on +he back Ifigurafively. of coursel for ifs achievemenfs along musical lines. H is amazing Ihai an arna+eur orcheerraI in high school. foo. is able +o masl'er such dimculf music as Ihis one does. Try as we would. we just couldn'+ concenlrafe in May. Ii isn'+ humanly possible. is if? Finally. Jrhough. ihe Iasf day of school arrived. and see you nexf year was +he predominan+ lalk a+ Wiihrow. OFF we slalked Io pack up +he old duds and lo forgel everyihing scholarly. And we DID forgefl AII summer long we looked forward Io +he ioy of relurning as Seniors. Oh. Ihe honor! We were really sorry +ha+ fhis was our Ias+ yearl which mean+ our Ias+ real reunion as a class. However. +his feel- ing of depression was soon pu+ away wifh our old summer clo+hes. Our big fask was +0 aicI Ihe freshmen. Since +his was +heir firs+ year and our Ias+. we helped +hem Io gel acquain+ed. n01 wi+h0u+ being amused a+ fhem iusi a Ii++le. For Ihe Ias+ Jrime we wen+ +0 fooiball games as Wi+hrow sludenl's. H was grea+ +o see our +eam warming up again. And if was also grea+ +0 see Ihaf iI hadn'l Iosf any of Hs prowess and skill al making fouch- downs. Words fail us when we fry fo describe +ha+ +eam of our Ias+ year. H was superbl Since we defeated a Ihe high schools of +he cily. we were proclaimed Cily Champions. Afl'er iool'ball. baskefball was ushered in. Our gym was packed every Friday aliiernoonI fresh- men forming a huge parf of Ihe body of roo+ers. Due +0 such excellerrl playing on Ihe gym floor and in +he s+adium. everyone agreed readily Ihaf in alhlelics Wiihrow was unsurpassed. During all Ihis Clubs were Bui we were par+icipanfs noi' alone in alhleiics. fime s+udies had been carried on in ihe usual manner. doing acI-ive work. Ac+ivi+ies in general were Ihrivings And one of the mosf Nourishing of +hem was our band, under SmiHy . If was absolufely grand. and. as fhe year wen? on, if became even grander. The musicians began +0 play popular numbers 'n Jrhe very iazziesf o-F fashionsI and. of course. +ha+ appealed +0 Wi+hrowifes immensely. And harIiI Here's a secref! member of our augusl faculfy +apping his foo+ on The floor when our The wrifer ac+ually saw a promineni bank sfruck up one of i+s peppies+ numbers. Then. +00. we were offered many unique and inferesi'ing asseme blies. We never knew. upon en'rering Jrhe audiforium. wheiher we would be greeted by +he sofI'. melodious chords of our organ. or by hideous; blood-curdling Indian war-whoops. This. however. only served +0 heighfen +he sense of mys+ery proper +0 fhe occasion. Once again came Chris'rmas and Jrhe beginning of Ihe new year. Then examsl So much seemed +0 depend on +hese par+icular examina- +ions! This was our Ias+ year. and if we flunkecluwell. one can guess why we worried. We really did s'rucly This year. We ius'l' had +0 pass. Hurray! They were finally over! Ancl Jrhe s+udying we grumbled abou'I had helped. we Iound, when our papers were re+urned. Soon Springeour Ias+ Spring a+ Wi+hrow-was ushered in by iis 'riny pink and yellow buds and ifs spry IiHle robins. Wi+hrow seemed even more beaul'iful wi+h i+s sloping green velvef lawns +han if hacI wi'lh i+s snow and icicles. Days were wonderful: and when we had +0 90 oufcloors for picfures or gym work. how we lagged and lagged! ll wonder if H's safe +0 admif all This. I may have +0 pay for H-- h'mm7I The sky was always so cloudless and +he sum so brigh+l In hislory class we insisied upon +hinking of wars in lerms of sunshine. and poli+ical sifua'rions in ferms of soil breezes. Oh. school was unbearably dull! All we heard was, Well. if you choose 'Io slacken up on your work and noi graduaI-e. H is perfec'rly all righi wilh me. Pray, do as you please. As we look back, now +ha+ we are alumni. we honesfly pi+y +eachers in Spring-especially La'rin feachers. Bul hush! I'm giving away secreis. Once again Thalian Dramafic Club gave +heir annual producl'ion. This one was a spooky myslery play called The Rear Car. I+ opened wiih one of +he besf screams we have ever heard and con+inued wilh hairy arms, flickering lamps. +rain whisfles. bloody chains, apes. and prac+ically any+hing and every'rhing. Was There a murder? Of coursel siIIieSefwo of +hem, in fad. If proved I'o be quile clever and we found +ha+ some of our acquainlances were capable of being ferribly I'imid or horribly villainous as fhe case may be. II was rafher surprising. +00. +0 find Iha'r Ihe girl who swung hockey s+iclcs and base- ball bals like a healfhy boy could scream and scream so loudly. And, whal is worse she used +ha+ same boyish force +ha+ she used in afhle- lies in pinching her neighbor's arm. Only Ihree clays affer ihe Drama+ic Club performance. +he girls parlicipaled in Their annual Color Day. Every girl in school. appar- en+Iy. came ouf +0 boosf her class. Suppor'l? There was gobs of H. And I may add Ihaf Wi+hrow girls surely are good. good sporls. All of +hem eniered fhe various evenf wiih a defermina+ion +0 win for +heir class. Of course. even if H is frue +ha+ ihe besi man wins. fhose who Iosf are certainly Io be admired for +he sporfmanship +hey clis- played by iaking if grinning. The sfun'rs were weII-planned. as usual. and weII-enacfed: and. as a friend. may I give some very useful infor- mafion? If one wishes +0 reduce. by all means en+er Ihe slunis and games of Color Day. I did. and. even if I was nearly dead. The old scales didn'+ lip QUITE so much a+ +he end of +he afiernoon. Everyfhing seemed fo be coming a+ once. The Seniors gave a dance on Ihe sixi'eenl'h of May. H was +he firsf dance given by a class oi Wiihroweai least since we had begun lo seek knowledge here We were quii'e proud of +he facf +ha+ we seemed successful in our a++emp+ io promo+e a social alTair in which Ihe school fook pari. H was one of +hose good +ime was had by all affairs. And whaf a good 'Iimel Inleresling +hings, firsf of one sorf, and +hen anolher. overlook us affer Ihis. How ioIIy H was Io be Seniors.I We seemed +o be so af home ai Wilhrow. and we really liked The pIaceI School now was somefhing looked forward +0 on Monday mornings; i+ no longer seemed a sor+ of prison. Things seemed +o cenfer abouf us more Jrhan everI now +ha+ we were on The highesf rung of fhe ladder. Bu'l really. 'Iry as we would, we iusi couldn'i be as digniiied as we wanfed I'o be. Howeven we were serious enough lo be sorry I'haI fhis was our Ias+ year of dear old Wi+hrow. Alihough we looked forward Io Com- mencemen+ wi+h icy. we were sorry fo leave. Whaf would we be doing The following year? When we looked back upon our four years' sfruggle a+ our Alma Mailerr i+ seemed +0 us iha'l' we had learned ior 'Iried +0 Iearnl iusf abouf everyl'hing +ha+ had ever happened or been wriH-en. Really. +hough. +his was iusf a sfepping-sfone on fhe never- ending road of Knowledge. We were beginning I'o realize Jrha+ we were not going +0 school +0 learn facl's. bu'r Io learn how +0 live. We found. upon summing up four years of worlc. +ha+ we had gleaned much irom feachers who had Jtaugl'rl no+ only Ihings from +ex+-booksr. bu+ who had conveyed +o us +heories and philosophies +ha+ +hey had learned and adopied +hrough experience. Finally Commencemen+ nigh+ came. and we. Jrhe Class of I930. en+ered Wifhrow for fhe Ias+ lime as sludenis. and may we ever be loyal alumni. -VI RGINIA FAUNTLEROY, '30. Now we are alumnie l2l Under +he able leadership of Mn Surdo I22 Freshmen are learning lasl Welre all for holidays Monday 9 Tuesday I0 Wednesday II Friday 13 Monday I6 Wednesday I8 Thursday I? Monday 23 Friday 27 Monday 30 Tuesday I Thursday 3 Friday 4 Monday 7 Tuesday 3 Wednesday 9 Thursday l0 Friday ll Monday 14 Tuesday I5 Friday l8 Tuesday 22 Wednesday 23 Thursday 24 Monday 28 Thursday 31 Monday 4 Tuesday 5 Friday 8 Monday II Monday l8 Thursday 2I Friday 22 Monday 25 Thursday 28 CALENDAR SEPTEMBER Everyone is so delighfed school has s+arfed. June does seem far away, bul wha+ do we care? We are going +0 have funl Half-day school session. We wish all school were as simple as +hise Foriy-Flve minufe class sessions begin todaye Oh, +he noisy lunch- room! Freshmen are learning fast +ha+ if cosfs money in break dishese 0h fhis home-workl Thalian Dramalic Club held 1+5 hrsi meeling +oday. Those who signed up for Fave subiecls are dubious concerning +he five credlls Hwy hope To make. Football af Hue end of ihls week. Are we anxious? Pep Assembly! The band played several numbers and lhe cheer leaders led several yells in anficipuicn of our game lonighl wflh Hillsboro. Wifhrow slarfed lhe currenf foofball season wi+h a vicl'ory over Hillsboro in a score of 42-6 Friday. French and Spanish Clubs held +heir firs'r mee+ings loday. OCTOBER Hard on fhe frail of lhree limicl hares, hilarious puppies concluded lhe annual Hare and Hound Chase. The Dance Club and Tower Y held +heir Tnifial meefings foday. Thalian Dramalic Club held fryoufs for fhe girls. Virgiliani Laiin Club held a shorl preliminary meefing today. Thalien had all lhe boys flocking around for +ryou+s lonight Wifhruw feachers cn+er+ained Superinlendenf and Mrs. Roberfs wH'h a dinner +his eveningl An ominous sign for all opponenlsl Withrow defealed +he Nor- woocl Indians in a 3l-0 score las+ Friday. Hi Y held a meal- ing today +0 plan on iniHaHon of members. Eulerpean Music Club held ifs Hrs+ meeh'ng laday. Wi+hrow is certainly busy wlfh her clubs. Senior Class oFFIcers were elected. The Presidenf is Roger Fuse dick: Vice-Presidenl. Elinor Small; Secrelary, Marie Bales: and Treasurer, Dean Rufh. Philologia held ifs second mee+ing foday. Annual Sfaff members discussed plans for the year book This is quife a busy day, The upper classes were addressed by H19 well known Dusly Miller w'llh reference lo lhe Annual. Superinfendenl Roberls was honored 'loday al Wlihrow by +he Cincinnati Teachers' Associafion. Good luck. Mr. Roberfsl Tonighf ls lhe game wilh Oakwoud. Wi+hrow easily defeafed Oakwocd wifh a score of 27-0. The firsl issue of TOWER NEWS. Hurray! The Senior Orcheslra played al assembly lhis morning, under the able leadership of Mr. Surdo. Meefing of Radio Club foday in Room 2I5. An easy vlclory of 36-0 was won by lhe Tlgers 5+ Xenia. The Virgiliani and Aenaedae Lalin Clubs had mee+ings foday in commemorafion of the anniversary of the deafh of Virgil. Presidenf Hoover ll'l Cincinnah'lll School was dismissed lo see Mr. Hoover as he rode lo Longworfh's home lo call. He came l'o lown +0 give an address on +he canalizal'ion of lhe Ohio River. We were lhrillecll Many are sneeling and coughing al the cold received yesferday while lhey sloocl in ihe cold ra'm +0 see Hoover. Bu'l H was wor+h i+l Scribbler: had +heir ini+ia+ion +oday. Tonighl Thalian Dramalic Club is giving a masked Hallowe'en parfye Wifhrow suffered lhe Hrsl defeaf of +he season af Hamilfom in a closely confesfed baHle. The score was 2-6. Kalidasa Hallowe'en Parfy. NOVEMBER Al +he Boy's Hobby Fair. several boys from. Wllhrow won prizes. Foremos+ among l'hese were fhase won by +he Madel Aero- plane Club. Pep Assembly! The Band played, Mr. Howe and Mr. Lyon spoke and we all sang +he new Wifhrow Pep Song. Armisfice Day was celebrafed a+ assembly +his morning. Game wifh Woodward +oday. We won 46-0. Too easy! Jusl' aslx girls who wen+ +0 Play Day a+ Weslern Hills Sa+urclay FF +hey didn'+ enfoy iH Why all +he baring of arms? Oh, yes! VaccinaHon inspecHon +oday. Someone s+ole inlo lhe book room and sfole $80. See! Tomoru row is +he big game! All excitement! Tenighl is THE GAME! Special issue of TOWER NEWS confaining picfures of bofh feams. What will he ou+come be? Tigers wallop Big Red Team 2543!! This was a line game! We cerfainly have had a lucky foofball season. Nu more school +his week. Thanksgiving. We're all for holidays! Oh, fhis homework! Presiden+ Hoover in Clnclnna+i Tigers wallop Big Red Team 26-0! DECEMBER Monday 2 We ceriainly are proud of our Toolball +eam. Hand and Ra++er- man have made flue mylhical AlleClncinnafi Teaml Wednesday 4 War whoops? Indian yells? Yes, The Hopi Indians enierlained us in an assembly. ll cerlainly was unique! Thursday l2 Greai news! One-half day school fomorrcw because of Parenis' Day. In The assembly This morning sleeen foofball men were awarded leHers. Ed Hessel was anncunced as nexl year's capfain. Good luck, Red! Monday lb The Aero Club won Their challenge from oulside confesfanis af Wifhrcw Sa+urclay, We're proud of you! Wednesday l5 Middlefown Iosl lo Tigers 32-I2 l'oday in lhe lirsl' baskefball game Oi season. Thursday I? Gold and silver Trophies were awarded 5f ihe ioolball banquel Iasf night Mr. Murray Seasongood urged fhe pupils +0 have inleresf in city affairs in an assembly +oday. Monday 23 A chorus of nearly 500 children broughf the old familiar Chrisl- mas carols This morning An inspiring assembly! Tuesday 24 Snow-cold wealher-holiday. There IS a Sanla Claus! Merry Chrisimes. everybady! See you nexf year. The Hopi Indians en+er+eined us Foo+ball banquei lasl nighi JANUARY Thursday 2 Greenfield High was viclor over Tigers in a 3349 score Saturday, December 27. Befl'er lucl: nexf lime, team! Friday 3 Hamil+on won in a close game. 28-24 Today, Everyone is so sleepy afler The holidays! , Friday l0 Pep Assembly. The cheer leaders were awarded le++ers. The Tigers clawed Hughes in a Torrid beHle of 2845 Today. We're gathering fea+hers ouf of l'he cap 0T Hughes righl' along. Friday :7 Mr. Geislweif addressed fhe upperclassmen on Temperance: Mr. Thomas spoke ai +he second assembly on The same subiecf. Tigers won by small margin 25-22. in fhe game wifh Walnuf Hills loday. Wifhrow won second place in file swimming meef held ionighi. Wednesday 22 Champion boy oralors from Canada, Mexico. and the Uni+ed Sfaies addressed us in an assembly This morning Ask +he girls if l'hey weren'f handsome! Manday 27 Long faces, arms Tull cl: books. sirici aHenHon af classes, Why? Exams Tomorrow! Tuesday 28 Exams. Wednesday 29 More exams. Thursday 30 S+ill more exams! Friday 3l How lighl-headed we all feel. Bui ohl Those exam refurnsf FEBRUARY . . . I There is a San+a Claus! Wednesday 5 Miss Hanford. near Room ICE. is giving advice in boys concern- Ail! +he girls ll: +hey werenf handsome. ing Their vocalions. Thursday 6 Tigers won lhe lnlerscholasfic championship when fhey defeaied Woodward in a 2l-ll score. The Camera Club had an en- ioyable meeling at Webb's Studio foday. Friday l4 Happy Valenfine's Dayl Our defeaf of Western Hills cinches +he Hile. The score af The end of the game was 37-20. Wiihrow has a dandy leam all righl. Friday 2E Tigers oufclass Wilmingion +eam in a 3I-9 poirrl' game, Speaking of holidaysl nofice +he one i'hai falls on a Saturday! Friday 28 Tigers upsei Redskins in a spectacular fray foday. They came ouf on the long and of a 3l-25 count We cerl'ainly like fo defeaf +he Norwoud Teams! MARCH Monday 3 The iaculfy membets are loosening Their joinis for The annual scrap w'+h +he Tigers. Thursday 6 Ask +he girls if Benny Oosferbaan. All-American a+hleie of Michi- gan Universiiy. who spolce +his morning, wasn'+ inieres+ing. Wednesday I2 Miss Gracie Houlden an Australian, addressed girls in fl'le assem- bly. She cerlainly is en in+eresfing speaker. Thalians gave .3 Tea in honor of Mr. S+uari Walker. who spoke af lheir mee'ting. Friday I4 The Tigers baffle their way is dis+ric+ finals by defeaiing Day+on Chaminade and Hamillon. Monday I? Tigers were defeal'ed fwice over The weal: end. The irankmen lost lo Cen+ral High, and +he baskeiball Finals fell lo Sliver; in Dayfon. Too bad! Friday 23 The Faculiy game was +he cleveresl' given for several years. The leechers really arenlf such sophis+icafed beings afler all. Monday 3I Wifhrow +ankmen swam away from McClain High in a 43-l2 Those exam relurnsl coun'l las+ Sa'lurday, SeniorsI Rah! I23 APWL '21 Tuesday i No homework? April fooll g Wednesday 2 Thelian Dramafic Club me+ foday. Pre++y music and clever p reciiafionss Monday 7 Aero Club won meef from Wesfern Hills Sa+urday. We have a greaf clubl Tuesday 8 Junior High Tankmen show good prospecis in Their meal held Today. Keep i+ up. fellows. Monday 14 The basketball banquef was held lasi Safurday and leHers were awarded. As far as I've heard H was a greai occasion. I Tuesday I5 Wifhrow Glee Clubs will sing +wo numbers ai ihe Symphony fcday. Ruby Flax, a Freshman will be the soloisf. J Wednesday lb The Chorean Dance Club gave a delightful program fhis afier- noon. H was well worfh while. Friday 25 The Rear Carl The performance was perfecfly splendid! H passed beyond The amaieur and bordsr-d on +ha proTessional. . Wonderfully produced, Mrs. Howard. Monday 23 Color Day +odayl Wonder if the Seniors will win? Tuesday 29 Everyone has The baseball fever; The faculty game MAY Dance Club gave a delithul program Friday 2 Tenfh Reunion Today. The Alumna! banquef and dance. Wendesday 7 Thalian meals +oday +0 discuss fhe proceeds of The play Minsirel Show. And can Mr. Lyon sing? Thursday 8 The Tower Y insfalled l'heir newly eiec+ed officers. Eon voyegel Friday lb Senior Dance. A great greai day in our young lives. Thursday 22 The Seniors who hope +0 gradua+e are worried aboui l'heir low grades. Tuesday 27 The assemblies ai school are such a relief These days, even if classes are cul only a iew minuTes. Thursday 29 The Seniors are in he! wafer aboui +heir exams. If only The Teachers would be lenient Friday 30 Decoraiion Day and no school. If only holidays didn't hall on Sa+urday and Sunday! JUNE Monday 2 This is a sad day for all Seniors. Class Day, and no?lces of ex- ampHon from exams. Tuesday 3 Exams for unfor+unafe Seniors begin. Wednesday 4 More Exams. Thursday 5 H only we could wipe +hese Ias+ few days From The calendar. Friday 6 The wors+ is yei lo befall. Exams are: over. bui ihe reporis Friday l3 Graduafion ai last We are now alumni of Wiihrow. Our Tuiure opens +0 us-for whal Baseball fever -EVA BROKAW, '30. The Rear Carl lCon+inuad from page Il7i APPELLATION ASPiRATlON DESTINATION Mervin sieves .............................................. Pho+ographer ............................................ Highwayman Frances Siewer+ ............................................ Marriage ................................................ Lighthouse Keeper Violei $+iles .................................................. Lawyer .................................................. Judge's Wife Ralph Siocker ................................................. Genfleman .............................................. Valef Clifford Sfoess ................................................ Social Service ............................................. Sfreel' Cleaner David SfoH ................................................... Language Expert .......................................... Inferpreier in Chinese Resfaurani Waller 5+uabing .............................................. Sheik .................................................... Dressmaker Melba Sfurgis ................................................. Blonde Hair Wi+houi Effor+ ................................ Chlorine Addict Jack Teed .................................................... Engineer ................................................. Dancing' Master Grace Thomas .. ............................................. Teacher ................................................. Wild Animal Trainer Alice Travis ................................................... Reformer ................................................ Henpecker Elva Turner ................................................... Aviairix .................................................. Alpine Guide Helen Underwood ............................................. Greia Garbo's Double ..................................... Beauiy Specialisi Erma Voiers ................................................. Business Woman ........................................... Sirap-hanger on Bus Doro'lhy Vonhagen ............................................. La+in Teacher ............................................. Musical Comedy Rober+ Warner ................................................ Haberdasher ............................................. Tie Crensoler Fred Wehking ................................................ Sena+or .................................................. Senalor James Wanner ................................................ Floris+ ................................................... Artichoke Magna+e Ausfln Whii'e ................................................. Edifor ................................................... Wall Sireef Journal Nellie While ................................................. Social Worker ............................................. Holel Gree+er Mildred Willis ................................................ Teacher ................................................ Boss of The House Mabel Wilson ................................................. lnierior Decorafor ................. x ........................ Wall Flower Naomi Winebrenner ........................................... Reporfer ................................................. Village Gossip Province Winkler .............................................. Baseball Player ............................................ Waier Boy 5+ Redland Field Grace WiHe .................................................. Physical Educa+ion Teacher ................................ Olympics Champion Charles Wood ................................................ Sleep ................................................... Underiaker Sfacia Wood ................................................. Musical Career ........................................... Radio Saleswoman Walfer Woodard ............................................. Heavyweigh+ Champion .................................... Circus Faf Man Edwina Wooley ............................................... Privafe Secrelary ........................................... Warden a+ Sing Sing Lillian Wraifen ................................................ Travel ................................................... Au+omcbile Demonsirqfor Lucille Wulfhors+ ............................................. Tall and Willowy .......................................... SHH-Walker Clara BEHE Young ............................................. ln+erior Decorafor ......................................... Coca Cola Consumer Marian Young ................................................ Dress- maker ....................................... . ...... Shop on FiHh Avenue Roberf Yowler ................................................. Law .................................................. Judge af Bench Show Doroihy Zieglar .............................................. Fooiyball Referee ......................................... Fooiball ReTeree Harry Ziegler ................................................ Research Chemisf ......................................... Wea'lher Prophef Belly Zoeller ................................................. Ariisf ................................... ........... . . .SmoclK Laundrcss Frederick Zugelfer ............................................ lnvenior ...................................... V . 7 , I , IWho Knows? I24 DIRECTORY l25 I26 DIRECTORY Abenschon, Ru'H'I. 422l Ballard Ave. Ackley. Doro+hy. 47l Missouri Ave. Adams. BeHy. 3437 Shaw Ave. Aifmayer. Shirley. l240 Herschall Ave. Anderson. Rose. 323 Kflgour 5L Argabrife, Hous+on, llSl Beverly Hills Dr. Aikinson, Rufh, 5l20 Sfewarf Place Aus+in, Mary, 2545 Cieinview Ave. Backmen, Jane. 524 Farus+ Ave. Baggarly, Elizabeih. 3127 Parkviaw Ave. Baker, Dorofhy Jayne. l4l5 Apiones Ave. Baker. Helen. 6Il7 Roe Sf. Baldwin, Etina Marie. 2934 Linwood Rd. Barfleff. Read. Observafory and Herschell Aves. Bafes. Marie. 6630 Iris Ave. Bauer. Mariorie. 553! Arnsby PL Bauer. Madha. 2823 Erie Ave. Beebe, RoberfI 3506 Bew's Ave. Ballonby. AiI-en. 3436 Barry Ave. Beniamin. Dorisi 3208 Observafory Road Berkshire. Robert Cleveland Ave.. Milford. O4 Barre. EFiIabelh, 5403 Siewari Place Biifrnan, William, 3531 Wabash Ave. Bloebaum, Albert I675 Sfefe Ave. Bowler, Irene, II26 Yale Ave. Bracken. Louise. 33I5 Fairnefd Ave. Branf. John. 3606 Evgnsfon Ave. Braden William. 420! 32nd Ave., Oakley Brock. Kennefh. Lavelend. Ohio Brokaw. Eva. 3I I6 Vidoria Blvd. Brown, Donald. 5l4 Wyoming Ave.. Lockland. O. Browning. Elizabafh. 6087 Monfgomery Rd. Browning. Maryhelen, 6087 Monfgomery Rd. Buehler. Robert 3209 Fairfield Ave. Burkhardt Dorofl'm 285I Pine Grove. Burkharf. Elven. 4l24 30+h Ave.. Oakley Bush. Myron. 305i Kerper Ave. BuHer. Rosa Lee. 24 Arcadia Place Calerdine. William, ll22 lnglenook Place Campbell. Bruce, 6553 Iris Ave. Campbell, Harvey, 6662 Iris Ave. Carlson. Ann .3552 Paxfon Road Cam Leah, 6669 Deon Ave. Carroil. Irma, l9l8 Kinney Ave. Chance. Faye, Apt I, 3025 Gilberi' Ave. Chaney. ElizabeH-I. 4226 291k 5+. Cheely. Donna. 2855 Observatory Road Chrisfensen. Lily. 1326 Edwards Road Cleaver, Wendell. I9 Al'aTso Bldg., Erie and Edwards Rds. Coleman, Regina, I214 Lincoln Ave. Collins. Blaine. I834 Kinney Ave. Cone, Gabrielle. 2905 Woodburn Ave. Connor. Agnes. !7I7 TaH Road Coombs, Georgie Lee. 385! Coun+ry Club Drive Coombs. Lorraine, 3777 Isabella Ave. Coombs. Rowena. 3777 Isabella Ave. Cornelius, Elinbofh. l234 Louden Sf. Cox. Louise. 6I06 Navarre Place Crein, Robert 59H Glenview Ave. Crawford, Les+ar. 2558 Moorman Ave. Cross, Wilbur, R. R. No. 2. Newfown. Ohio Crow. Helen. I638 Jonaihen Ave. Dean, Robert. Lovaland. Ohio Deimling. Rosemary. 6003 Kellogg Ava. Defers. Helen. 4706 Winona Terrace DeVore, David, 3l35 Vici'cria Blvd. Dewey, William. 670! Kennedy Ave. Diller. Violef, 3I27 Parkview Ave. Diss. Wilma 6738 Belkenhm Place. Silverfon Dohariy. William. Monigomery. Ohio Della. Eda Mae. 2840 Madison Road Dolls. Walter. 6334 Grand Vida Ava. Drawbolf, Charles. 3440 Woodburn Ave. Dinning Rcaizaeri'I 4714 Winona Terrace Dunn. Robert 5753 Wthey Ave. Eckman. Carlyn. Langdan Road Edwards. Harry, 4027 Columbia Ave. Eggers. Robert 3441 Hutison Ave.. Evansfon Eibel. Edgar. I650 Jonafhan 5f. Elsfun, Margaret I996 Lexingfon Ave. Erbacher, William. 3786 Ferdinand Place Evans. Beulah, 2733 Lawndale Ave. Fain, Mary Della, 3522 Woodburn Ave. Farrell. Mauricm 3529 Pape Ave. Faunfleroy, Virginia. 2874 Romana Place Fennen Myrflm I639 Herberi Ave. Fenian. Doro+hy. Elm Ave.. Terrace Park. Ohio. Ferger. James, l846 Kinney Ave. Feiler. Edifh, 42II WaHerson Ave. Firesfone. Richard. 3543 Zumsfein Ava Flannery, Edna Louisa. 30I4 Springer Ave. Florea. Alice. I792 Lexington Ave... Norwood Fosrsfer. Robert l88l Kinney Ave. Fogwell, Fred. 32l0 Columbia Ava. Fosdick. Roger. 3l30 Vicforia Blvd. Frey. Charlo++e W.. 5946 Woodmon+ Ave. Frey' Rosemary. 3237 Hardisfy Ave. Gaible, Jane. I927 Hudson Ave., Norwood Galloway. RusselL 6255 Orchard Lane Gardner. Nancy, 3727 Morris Place Gear, Harold. 326I Nash Ava. GillaHe, Elizabafh. l835 TaH Road Gilmarfin. Caiherine, I960 Kinney Ave. Glaser, Rufh. 5765 Whitney Ave. Goabel, Alvina. 332I Spokane Ave. Goldberg. Esfher. 3347 Bonaparie Ave. Golden. Laura. 373l Columbia Ave. Goldsfein. Louis. I341 Edwards Road Gordon, Sfanley. 35l2 Handman Ave. Grant Alice. 3029 Hackberry 5+. Grafa. Mary Edi+h. 333l Ibsen Ave. Greenwald. Taylcu'I 37 Al'aise Bldg. Greer, Clara. 6406 Beechmonf Ave. Grey. Marfha, 6I40 Grand Vish Ave. Grider. Helen, 6306 Chandler Sf. Griggs, William. I507 German Sf. Gmeniger. Gerfrude. 2028 Dana Ava. Gross, Marfha. 4623 Casfle Place Grossman. Hilda. 342l Duncan Ave. Gusfe'Her. Jeanne. I320 Edwards Road Hale. Thelma. 37I0 Norih Berkeley Circle Hall, WilliamI 3648 Michigan Ave. Hamiifon. Winnie. 42I2 32nd St. Oakley HammiH', Doroihy, 3775 Drake Ave. Hand. George, 4403 Erie Ave. Harper, Mary Ellen. 430 Park Ave.. Lovalend HarreH, Helen. 6260 Beechmnni Ave. Hariman. Eleanor. 3742 Andrew Ave. Harvuof. Clifford. Box: 58. Madisonville Sfa. Hasfie. Ross. I942 Hewiff Ave. Hasfings. GreHa. 3I52 Linwaod Rd. Hayward, Blanche. 3I94 Lookouf Circle Hayward. Helen, l828 Clarion Ave. Heeb. Jack. 3535 Larkspur Ave. Hendley, Malcolm. I788 E. McMillan Si. Hemeh. Willard. 3739 Woodburn Ave. Hickey. Florence. 6223 Bone Visfa PI. Hill, HildreHx, I964 Cleneay Ave. Hinanf. Mary Helen. 944 Morris Sf. Hiangen Kennefh, 2742 Willard Ave. Hoff. Edward W.. 2748 Erie Ave. HDFF, Louis. 356l Edwards Rd. HoHs+e+fer. Rufh. 3876 Hyde Park Ave. Hohnsfine. Jack. 5708 Ridge Ave. Honeysuckle, Gladys. 6305 Chandler St, Madisonvilla Hopkins, Marfhe. 2732 Madison Road Hormberg, Elvira. 5647 Ridge Ave. Harhan1 Mary, 40H Allsion 5+. Hudson. George. 5934 Kellogg Ave. HuFFman. Lorraine. 3074 Obsef'vafory Rd. Hughes. Maxine, 3855 Hyde Park Ave. Hunter. Doroihy. l838 Dana Ave. Hurlburt Fred. R. R. No. 3. Box 2l23 Cheviot. Ohio HuronI thel. 2523 Hemlock Sf. Igna+ius. Alvin. 3599 Erie Ave. Ireland, Gordon. 2200 Madison Rd. Jackson. Violet 1028 Locust Si. Johnson. Doroihy. 5054 Madison Road Johnson. Virgil, 6244 Monfgomery Rd. Johnsfon. Rufh. 6H2 Navarre Place. Madisonvilla Jones. Robert 26I7 Observafory Rd. Kase. Lorene. R. 5, Lockland, Ohio Keam, Thelma, 260I Erie Ave. KeIIeH, Robert 66I2 Fairpark Ave. Kershner. Marion. 2898 Roman Place Killen. Harold. Conway St, Mix Washingion' King. Mary. 2752 trie Ave. ' Kirkpairick, John, 2322 Upland Place Kizner, Becky. I322 Locust St Klein. Coralie. 3625 Wilshire Ave. Klemm, Anna Marie. 3098 Madison Rd. KIeH. Howard. 3568 Edwards Rd. KIoHer. CharloHe. 2542 Ridgeland Place Koelblin. Lucille. 28M Romana Place Kceppe. ArHIur. 957 Nassau 5f. Koolage. William, 3657 Kendall Ave. DIRECTORY Kouschuehky. Ru+h. 3862 Millsbrae Ave. Kroger. Ru++1. 2777 Observa+ory Rd. Krueger. Forrest EOI7 Delfa Ave. Kuhlman. Ethel. 62l9 Kennedy Ave. Lang. Mary. I330 Locus+ 5+. Lawson. Edward. 3326 Alamo Ava. Lawson. Fay, 2l32 Crane Ave. Lamart Edwin. ll36 Pandan Rd. LiggeH, Arwocd. 2709 Madison Rd. Lind. Robert 5705 Adelphi 5+. Linda I Ellen. 3I35 Maple Leaf Ave. Linder. Grace. Madisonvilie Road. Madisonville Lloyd. Jayne. 3223 Lookouf Circle LoHus, Mary Cecelia, II55 Hersche Ave. Loffy. Ka+hryn, 4306 Whe+sel Ave. Lowe. Marie. 4I49 Columbia Ave. Lueders, Frih. 3002 Woodburn Ave. Luehrman. Howard, 4309 29+h St Lukens. MaH. 3535 Zums+ein Ave. Lushbaugh. Doro+hy. 334l Bonaparfe Ave. Luh, Florence. 5635 Ridge Ave. Lycan, Alice, II30 Halpin Ave. Mack. Lucile. Pohlmayer's Lane Maihle' Helen. 27H GriB-Ifhs Ava. Ma+haws. Mariorie. 3508 Sfacey Ave. MaHox, James. I945 Kinney Ave. Maxwell. James, 2349 BeachmoM Ave. Mayer. Carl. 8 Greenwood Courf Apfs. Mayer. Margaret 38l7 Eas+ern Ava. Mayne, Lorraine, l239 Del+a Ave. MCBeH'I. Kennel'h. 2710 Markbrei+ Ave. McClure, Helen. 5732 Whi+ney Ave. McCoy. Mabel. 47I6 Plainville Rd. McDowell. June. 2l II Dana Ave. McLennan. Beniamin. I904 Clarion Ave. McManaman. Jeanne++e. 4322 Eas+ern Ave. McNeel. Louise, 4420 Brownway Ava. Mers+elder. Doroihy. 332l Woodford Rd. Messer. Mary. 2496 Observai'ory Rd. Manger. Esfelle. 6637 Iris Ave. Mayer. Thelma. 4003 Eas+ern Ave. Miller, Ellen Jane, 3 I0 Tusculum Ava. Miller, James. 6262 Orchard Lane Miller, Lucille, 3527 Woodburn Ave. Moore. Harold. R. R. No. 2. Newfown Moore. Walfer. 2860 Madison Rd. Mueller. Dorofhy. 53I7 Sfewarf Place MuncL William. 3828 NH. Vernon Ave. Neidhardt Paul, l7 Arcadia Place Nichols. Eunice. 6936 Miami Bluff Drive Ohmer. Marie. Children's Home. Madisonvme Parry. MarH'Ia June. 928 Nassau S+ree+ Par+ing+on. Virginia, 4I I3 32nd St. Oakley PaHen. Russell. 4840 Glenshade Ave. PaHerson. ElizabeH'l, 2327 Grigg Ave. Pearson. John. l75l Claneay Ave. Pelzer, Eliene. 3635 Woodford Rd. Pfingshg. Emily. 473 Missouri Ave. Piarce, Domfhy. l242 DeHa Ave. PlaMer, Robert 2623 Park Ave. Flucker, CharloHe. 5623 Arsnby Pl. Pcsller. Elizabefh. 422B 28H: 5+. PcHs. Mariorie. 3637 S+e++inius Ave. Prafher. James, 3306 Mon+ei+h Ave. Pra+her. Sam, 3l58 Linwood Rd. Prfne' Howard, 2322 Eas+ern Ave. Raber. Es+her Louise. 25l9 Erie Ave. Radclme. David, 6060 Dryden Ave. Rahe, MarH'I-a. 65l6 Iris Ave Ramsey. Virginia, 3435 Duncan Ave. RaHerman. Fred. 3529 Burch Ave. Reuch. Harry. 4505 Homer Ave. Rechfin, LeoneHe. l4l7 Easf Lacus+ 5+. Reed. Mary E++a. 3500 Tarpis Ave. Reeves. Coraphoebe. 330! Wes+side Ave. Rehring. Margaret 6I l7 Desmond 5+. Reichwein. Verna. l2l5 DeHa Ave. Rem, Virginia. 3345 Arrow Ave. Reinhardt Irene, 37 5+. Leger Apt Reu+ar, Rosanne. I937 HewiH Ave. Rice. Miller. 5730 CarcH'Iers 5+. Richards. Marion Grace, 3583 Kruger Ave. Roberfs. Evalon. 2509 Park Ave, Rogers. Ellen. 3579 Fo+omac Ave Rol+, Pauline. I293 Morfon 5+. Roling. Mary. California. Ohio Roof. Madeline. 2757 Observafory Ave. Ross. Mamie, 28I0 Pres+on Ave. Raus+er. Merrill. 3l52 Willis Ave. Rowley. Forrest I372 Myrile Ave. Russell. Paul, 6207 Roe Sf. Rufh. Dean. 9 Peasenhall Lane Ryder. Jane, 3288 Beresford Ave. Sack, Paul. 6l I4 Woodmen? Ave. Segmefsfer. Robert 2570 Madison Rd. Sand. Bess. 374I Lueders Ava. Sanciers. Thelma. 2308 Grigg Ave. Schaefer. Joseph. 43I7 29+l1 5+. Schaafsr, Richard, 43l7 29H! 5+. ScheHer. Florence. 290I Ufopia Place Schick. Laura. 252i Ri+chie Ave. Schlansen Anna Mae. 3735 Woodland Ave. Schmidfy Norma. 4 Rernpe Apls.. Brownway Ave. Schmuelling. RuHIl 2623 Observa+ory Rd. Schwen, Frank, 3330 Orion Ave. Sears. Roberl'a. 5608 Ridge Ave. Sha'Fer. Haxel, 2728 Markbreif Ava. Shepherd. Grace. 5l04 Gomien Ave. Shoemaker. Peggy. 3424 S+e++inius Ave. Shook. Mary, 273I Lawndale Ave. Short Harold. 3640 Easiern Ave. Simmoncis. Doro+hy. 3550 Obsarvafory Ava; Simmons, Arfhur. 3526 Michigan Ave. Simon. Robert 3376 Orion Ave. Sllurow. Louis, 839 Oak St. Sloan. Mary, 3426 Herschel! Ave. Small. Elinor: l363 Suncres+ Drive Smeihursh Robert 5028 Sfewarf Place SmHh, Edna. I603 Ruih Ave. Smi+h. Mary.450l Plainville Rd. 5mi+h. Roy. 3402 Walworih Ave Smi+h. S+ephen. 3489 Observa+ory Place Smiih. Theckle. 3553 Larkspur Ave. Snyderl Emily. SI l2 Ravenna 5+. Springer. Marella. 345 Tusculum Ave. Spurgeon, Julia, 360i Edwards Rd. ' S+einau. Gilbert I926 Crane Ave. Sfeinbuch, Lillian. 4209 30+h 5L. Oakley S+erk, Howard. 5902 O'Meara PF. S+evens. Haien. 6008 Ridge Ave. Sievenson. Warren. I842 Madison Rd. S+eves. Mervin, I604 Jonafhan Ave. Sfewad, Frances. 4499 Eas+ern Ave. Siiles. Violet 3838 Columbia Ave. Sfoclzer. Ralph. 6707 Kennedy Ave. Sioess, CliHord, I923 Berkley Ave6 S+o++. David. 7I Weshing+on Terrace Sfraube. Harry, I749 Dana Ave. 5+uebing. WaHer. 27I4 Hampshire Ave. S+urgis. Melba. 3309 Eas+sida Ave. Teed. Jack. 664i Iris Ave. Thomas, Grace. 45I5 Dunbar Place Travis. Alice. 5332 Ward Ave. Turner. Elva Jeane++e, 3825 Columbia Ave. Underwood. Helen. 512 Del+a Ave. Valeane. Orville. 2795 Observa+ory Rd. Voiers, Erma. 3837 S+andish Ave. Vonhagen, Doroihy, 2382 Losanfiville Ave. Warner. Robert 1928 Cleneay Ave Norwood Webb. Thomas. 2743 Markbreif Ave. Wehking. Fred, I837 Ru+land Ave. Wenner. James, 2020 Linwood Rd. Whi+e. J. Aus+in, 23l6 Auburn Cr. Whife. Nellie, 53l5 Owasco 5+. Willis. Mildred. 22 Arcadia PI. Wilson, Mabel. 3639 Columbus Ave. Winebrenner, Naomi, 3502 5+acay Ave. Wink'ler. Province, 6304 Orchard Lane Wiffe. Grace, 59m Pandora Ave. Wood. Charles, 2250 Vidory Parkway Wood. 5+acid. 35H Mon+gomery Rd. Woodard. WaH'er. 6300 Monfgomery Rd. Woolley. Edwina, I624 Brews+er Ave. Wra++en. Lillian, 3630 Wabash Ave. Wulfharst Lucille, 3H2 Gloss Ave. Young, Clara Belle, 3425 Michigan Ave. Young. Marian. l7 Grandview Ap+s. Yowler. Robert 3460 Hudson Ave. Ziegler. Doro+hy. 3648 Brooks Ave. Ziegler. Harry, 3243 Bro+her+on Rd. Zoeller, Be++y. 2329 Grigg Ave. Zugel+er, Frederick, 6658 Iris Ave. l27 28 ADVERTISING 29 The Diamond BoHling Works A. SIEVERS, Manager 2l4b Florence Ave. 50H Drinks +0 sui+ +he +as+e ASK YOUR GROCER ABOUT THEM GOTO.,. 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Evening raies are lower on +elephone +0 felephone calls +0 mosi ouf-of-fown poinis. THE CINCINNATI AND SUBURBAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY l32 UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI A MUNICIPAL UNIVERSITY AND A NATIONAL INSTITUTION HERMAN SCHNEIDER. Sc.D.. Presiden+ Comprises +he Following Colleges and Schools: GRADUATE SCHOOL of Arts and Sciences. McMICKEN COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS th undergraduafes courses in Ar+s and Sciences. Exfension Courses, and Evening Classes. COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Including E!emen+ary. Junior and High School Teach- ing. Hygiene and Physical Educafion. Kindergarten, Home Economics. School Music. School Arfs. Voca- +ional Educa+ion. and Graduafe Degree Programs. COLLEGE OF MEDICINE wifl'l unsurpassed opporfuni'l'l'es for medical +raining in one of +he mos+ comple're feaching uniis in fhe Uni'red S+a+es: founded I8l9. SCHOOL OF NURSING AND HEALTH wi+h courses leading +0 +he diploma of Graduafe Nurse and fine degree of Bachelor of Science. SUMMER SESSION COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND COMMERCE wifh co-operafive courses in Aeronaufical. CivilI Mechanical, Chemical. Elecfrical. Commercial. and Geological Engineering: Evening Clases in Com- merce, Engineering. and Applied Ads. SCHOOL OF APPLIED ARTS Offering coursesr some of a co-operaf'lve nafure. In Archi+ec+ure. Landscape Archi+ec+ure. In+erior Decorw afI'on. Ceramics. and Applied Fine Arfs. COLLEGE OF LAW Cincinna+i Law School. now in ifs ninefy-seven'rh year. SCHOOL OF HOUSEHOLD ADMINISTRATION Including programs in Food and Nu+ri+ion, Child Care and Training. Home Economics for Hue Teacher. and Home Economics in Business. Four +erms oHered by +he Colleges of Liberal Ar+s and Educa+ion. s+ar+ing June 9. l6. and 2l and July 23. I930. Your College Training The UniversHy of Cincinnafi. wi+h i+s nine colleges and schools. offers +0 Hue young man or woman con+empla+ing a career an unexcelled +raining a+ +he cos+ of IIH'Ie more +han +he sfu- denf's own efforis. Preparafion can be secured here 'For a maiorHy of +he vocaHons, while work of a general or cul+ural nafure +ha+ fifs Hie sfudenf +0 mee+ Hwe problems of life. lays Hue foun- dafion for professional sfudies. and opens new possibili+ies fo him is oHered in Hwe arfs courses. For Announcemen+s of Colleges. Requiremenfs for Admission, and General Informafion1 Address: THE DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS UniversHy of Cincinna+i I33 WHOLESALE MARKET H UTT E N B A U ER We Never Close H Complimenfs of . . . Dine 6+ . . . The Doeri ' . . . g s Clncmnah Resfauran+ . . . Selenhflc Near End of Oakley Car Line Co. AHer +he School 2I0 Eas+ Second Sfreei a n d GROCERIES 2839 Woodburn Avenue Phone Wnodburn 532l Call JEHEHDH 0657 ESE? Dances - I W Ge'r H A+ Fillmore s m. -, Harry ' 8 Full Line of BUESCHER Spangenberg Hoffmeis+er Saxophones. Trumpe+s Trombones CHOICE MEATS CHOICE MEATS Violins. Cellos LUDWIG Drums and Banios Fillmore Music House -- 528 Elm Sf. ENE 50UND NET WHGHT MDT? PAT. 0F F. KGCIDFFEE ,DOTS GOOD '5 JAstEN COMPANY 1 IMPORTERS AND Ra'sfsk Ii l x ' CINCINNATI.0H10 ?' On +he lips 01c +hose who know . . . 8- I t u E 5'- 2 i 5 E E 5' E E n $ 8 DOT COFFEE AND DOT FOOD PRODUCTS . . . carry a fasfe of disfincfion THE T. H. WINSTON CO. TILE CONTRACTORS Sales and Showroom 332 Main 5+. - Phone. Main 0886 SoEe Disfribu+ors for ROOKWOOD TILES IN CINCINNATI VisH +he mosf eLabora+e and up-fo- da+e showroom anywhere. Selecf your file in real dayligM ...... l34 School' College and Fra+erni+y JEWELRY Makers of Wifhrow High School Class Rings Year I930 Mcqzlcnlmm IIIIII 'lcl'llc'l I'll '2 MS 'mnumlmlllllll l IIIll El: RETAIL SALEsnooMm FACTORY 6L HOOR ' 8 RACE ST. CINCINNATI, OHIO. American and Swiss WATCHES I35 The Family Hair Wi l1 . CuH'ing Parlor l AglameSIs Bros- Hie Complimenl's METROPOLITAN L. C. Peale oi inwood cad . CANDIES ICE CREAM m L R The Hamlll'on MT, LOCKOUT Tailoring Co. 3046 MADISON ROAD. OAKLEY Where Work is Firs+ Class PHONE. MELROSE 9469 I I ' . . I I LIke a Greal' UnIverery Ia , AHending Hie Y. M. C. A. Business School is like being Ed- Rul'l'erer $ an undergradua'le a'r a grea+ universi+y. From flue minufe one enters ifs doors +here are aclivifies. social affairs, . sfuden+ organilalions. afhlelics. ei'c. l'l will never cease +0 be GROCERlES - MEATS A Real Drug Serv'ce graleful, for Hie efficient HIorough fraining received. Jus+ one of scores of such expressions from gradua+es. Prescrip+ion Deparfmeni under Special discoun+s for POULTRY Murphy's personal supervision $ I, S u m m e r enrollmenfs in Fall Term, daylime or N. W. Cor. Linwood Ave. aI Delia evening classes in follow-' Soufheasf Corner Della and Mt Lookout BUSINESS SCHOOL L73. a::i::::zn3mk;:2: ness Arfhmelic. Penman- L'n d A ? 51M 5348' Sl'llp. Shorfhand. Type- Iwoo venues wriling. You can almost see it grow- There is a grea+ flare fhese days for Healfh Foods-as prescribed by +he die'lifians. DUGRO is a healih food for all planl' lifeia scienlifically balanced ral'lon. especially rich in available planf food elemenis, +ha+ li+erally works wonders Wll'l'l grass, flowers. shrubs and lrees. Treat your lawn and garden th DUGRO wef clown NLGLECTIU umuo war: uowrin FEED YOUR +l10rougl1ly wilh +he hose and wa+cl1 +he almosl immediale response in grow+h and beauly. Revived and invigorafed LAWN DUGRO +he young grass and planfs. shrubs and +rees. lake on new 41nd wctchthe health and color in flue nexi few days-almosf before your growful gross lake eyes' on new Imam. and You' ll be surprised and deligh'l'ed. Jusl lry DUGRO lhls beauiyaake magic year-you 'll find HIere' 5 no ofher plan+ food like if. CLEAN AND ODORLESS-will nof soil hands or clothes. Fre from wear! seedI Very inexpensive-cosls only - Siseelf 6rOWl IOce lo l5: per l00 square fool of lawn. I00 lbs. ample for average 50 foo+ lot DUGRO is a balanced ration, especially rich in available 50H m 5' l0, 25' 50 and 100 lb' bags alI Cledul'nidadorless- plant food elements, that literally works wonders with DEALERS Free frnm weed grass, flowers, shrubs and trees. ieoefx3 f?c li You'llhdthervsnoorhw plant food likeir- Sow in W'fowffxlgllkEZRleWERgd;111:11'.;;;:'.'.::'.333 Bill: 12:22:: 100 Sq ft gnaw Si 10, 21 50 and 1001b bags at:- JO-qu MSIGHEL ................................. 37l0 Edwards Road PICKERING HARDWARE CO .................... 5th and Main Sfreefs EDWARD ESCHENBACH .......................... 34l Ludlow Avenue H. F. WUENKER ................................ 25l7 Gilbarf Avenue GARTNER HARDWARE CO ...................... 4535 Carler Avenue M. R. MANLEY 8i SONS ..................... 6102 Monfgomery Road DISTRIBUTORS D. RUSCONI SEED CO. KRUSE HARDWARE CO. I24 W. Sixlh 5+. Baymiller and Carlislia Avenue CINCINNATI. OHIO CINCINNATI. OHIO 0mm!!! Plant odJ THE GRASSELLI CHEMICAL co. Founded I839 Incorporaled CLEVELAND. O. Brceman Building CINCINNATI. O. Branches in I7 o+l1er Cifies I35 Frank J. Guy DRUGGIST Linwood Road a+ Del+a Ave. Phones: Easl 3456, 3457. 3702 R. F. Younghans QUALITY FOODS Brewsfer and Mon+gomery Fresh Dressed Poul+ry. Oys+ers and Fish The Rookwood PoH'ery Co. ART POTTERY and FINE TILES . . . VISITORS WELCOME . . . Phones: Woodburn 3580, 358l. 4603 Mt Adams ClnClnnalll Ohio lda Belle Beaul'y Brunke's Evansl'on Pel'er Bouke, D-C- Parlor Pharmacy Confecl'ionery Palmer Gradua+e 6029 Ridge Avenue HaircuHing Permanen+ Waving Marcelling Phone Melrose 8775 For Drugs and Prescripl'ions S. E, Cor. Ridge and Monl'gomery Pleasanf Ridge Phone Conneciions Chiropracfor MAIN AND BREWSTER Lady A++endan+s Soda - Candy X-Ray and Neurocalome+er Ice Cream Service 2l29 Madison Rd: Bramble 0779 Phone Woodburn 7458 2l75 Cenlral Ave. Wesl 839I YOUR SCHOOL LUNCH ROOM serves French-Bauer Ice Cream For Clear Thinking and Abundan'l Energy INCLUDE IT IN YOUR DAILY DIET Visif . STEWART KIDD'S Lovely New Depar+men+ of Rare Books Fine Bindings Aufograph Le++ers. Old Prinl's. Efc. Where you will find an excepHonally fine and appro- priafe selling for fh many Jtreasures displayed. Should if b a Wedding. Birl'l'lclay. Chrisfmas or o+l1er occasion you will find here GM: of greaf Individuali'ly. From our depar+men+ of engraving Wedding Announce- men+s. lnvi+a+ions. Recepfion and Al Home Cards. l When ordering your Social S+a+ionery if is well +0 re- mmber H13? we have all Hue charming accessories. STEWART KIDD Booksellers. Sfaiioners. Engravers MAIN STORE I9 East Fourfh S+ree+ DIXIE SHOP l04 Dixie Terminal Bldg. AVONDALE SHOP 3l28 Reading Read I37 Wi+hrow High Band Uniforms Furnished by FECHHEIMER Write for 44-page illusfral'ed Band Catalog. Samples and prices The Fechheimer Bros. Co. PUGH BLD6.. CINCINNATI, OHIO 20ll MADISON ROAD Woodburn 4529-J The Eas+ Hill Sweef Shoppe CHAS. M. CARTHY. Prop. Ice Cream Candy Delicafessen Jungkind's Bakery High-Grade Bakery Goods Special AHenfion +o Pariy and Wedding Orders Mirror Candiss-Lady Wayne Candies 3Ill READING ROAD Avon 0308-0309 l544 MADiSON ROAD dern 5303 BeHer COAL 8r COKE The SeHle Coal and Supply Co. Bramble OOOb-I I 66 GRAETER'S 27l4 Erie Avenue. Hyde Park 629 Walnuf S+ree+ 967 Easf McMillan S+ree+ Cincinnafi 4409 Main Avenue. Norwood 2509 Madison Road. Madisonville 3543 Reading Road. Avondale 6I07 Monfgomery Road. Pleasan+ Ridge H's Greaf +0 E61 :31 Grae+er's Piqua. Ohio. College Annuals. HUNTZINGER'S PHOTO SERVICE FOR SCHOOL AND COLLEGE ANNUALS There is bu+ one camera builf 1For +he special purpose of faking picfures for 'School and This camera was inven+ed and pafenfed by E. Hun'rzinger. of E. HUNTZINGER Hs operaHng speed is many fimes fasfer +han any o+her camera, enabling +he operafor +0 fake individual picfures af +he rafe of 200 or more per hour. Wifh our sys+ern individual pic+ures are +aken in a scheol in less +ime than is required- for groups. We also +ake +hem wi+hou+ dis+urbing classes and af a greaf saving in price. Hundreds of schools are using our pho+o service year af+er year. Factu and under- class picfures in +his Annual were made by us. For samples and parficulars wri+ez PIQUA. OHIO I38 Ber+ha Belle w. L. KING She WAGNER BROS- Ppe F I N E R A Compleie Seladion of BOOK BINDERS F O O D 5 Ladies'. Infanfs' and 3 9 4 2 a u R w o o D Children's Wear Edii'ion and Ca+alog Hosieyo-Millineryoeloves Work Phones: and Noiions Melrose 6060. 606'. 6062 :ZZEfwrzostOAD 26 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET orf o a ison Phones: Eas+ 0 I SI-O l 52 The Oakley Chevrole+ Co- Char'es F- Lahke 30 I 4 Madison Road HARDWARE 3446-48 Michigan Ave Hyde Park, CINCINNATI, OHIO Phone Easi I879 Melrose 7500 Linwood and DeHa Congra+ula+ions +o Hue Commencemenf and Class 01c I30 Graduafion Carols WH-hrow High SChOOl GEH Enclosures and Thank You Cards You have done your work well +h ' ..... and e reward ls yours Ask +0 see The Henderson Line. af all Hie beffer dealers, We are glad +0 have had Hue oppor- everywhere +uni+y fo con+ribu+e 1'0 H1e success of +he Edi+orial and Business Sfaff of Hais Annual by ufilizing our experi- Henderson Bridge Sefs and Par+y ence and equipmenf in prini'ing and Things make gooc.I parfies beH'er. binding +his class record ....... You will lmow +hem by +heir unusualness and disfinc+iveness. The Henderson Li+hographing Co. ALL TYPES OF HlGH-GRADE PRINTING AND L'THOGRAPH'NG The Henderson LH'hographing Co. A Cincinnaii InsHiufbn GREEHNG CARD DIVISION I39 Diamonds - - Wa+ches - - Jewelry Leafher Goods - Luggage Silverware Trophies - Medals - Cups Frafernify Jewelry The Oskamp NoI+ing Co- 26-28-30 Wesf Sevenfh S+ree+ Cincinnafi. Ohio JULIA ROSS SHOPPE Julia Ross Ice Cream and Maud Muller Candies Full Line of GREETING CARDS AND EMERY CANDLES MADISON AT EDWARDS ROAD DOCTORS BLDG.. N a p o I e o n A GREAT BOOK LOVER Afi'er all if is no'r surprising 'ro find +haf Napoleoni +I1e so-caIIecI Man of Desfiny, who es+ainshed new fronfiers in personal achievement as pre-emineany a book-lover. As a you+h his reading was prodigious. When I was a Iieuienan'l' of ar+iIIery. he said. I cared IiHle for socie+y. bu+ luckily I lodged near a learned and obliging book seIIer and spen+ my +ime reading books. Throughouf his campaigns Napoleon carried many books. including works in his+ory and IHerafure. He had six cases af Waferloo. among which were Homer. flue Biblei Bossue+. Ossaian and Volfaire. Even affer Hue greaf disasfers and af Hue crisis of his career. Queen Horfense exclaimed. Hl do no+ under- stand +he Emperor: insiead of coming +0 some de- cision abou+ his depar+ure, he's reading a novel. Perhaps +he Queen did no+ undersIand whaf a con- sfruc+ive means as well as wha+ a solace books can be. You'll enjoy Ending +he books fhaI' in+eres+ you a1 THE BOOK SHELF A Book S+ore For Discerning People. Canal 268-9 ENGRAVI NG GD. L7 - Superior Printing, Plates - Perfection of Depth and C2310? 705-11 chamore S t. PM CINCINNATI 574AR31 CRAFTS Ww 1' I l l r r I40 l5 GARFIELD PLACE Higginson SADIE COOK Judd's Park A. Garn . . GIH Shop SerVIce Sfahon . REAL ESTATE and 27H Erie Avenue, Hyde Perl: J. Wm. Hicks Complefe Service SilffC'fSJEIQShEIZ'S'2:1: 0m WW Hm Telephone: 565+ 4300 Away PorHes ....... check mark Phone: Easf I566 The Hyde Park Dairy Co. Traudtosay, ! '1 own :1 Sheaffer' You can't win a SheaH'ar pen on: punch-bolrd. nor buy one through mail-order houses: Sheaffer protecm your pride of ownership. Only legitimalo dealers who back their sales can sell SheaH'er's: this in- sure: your uatishction. For M . C . Pe+er m a n n writing gt its heat, buy 48 I 2 Whe+sel Avenue S H EAFF E 9 nus-nncILs-nzsn u 5M ! A+ School Lane PerfecHy Pas+eurized Dairy Produci's Melrose I 305 THIRTY YEARS OF SERVICE OnDisplayAt TO THE CLASS OF I930 We congra+ula+e each and every member of Hue I930 Graduafion Class. To be a graduafe of WITHROW HIGH SCHOOL is a privilege and honor +ha+ you will apprecia+e more and more as +he years go by. We no+ only wish you success. buf always sfand ready +0 help and advise you in any Iegifima+e under+aking. The Norwood-Hyde Park Bank and Trus+ Co. THE BANK OF FRIENDLY SERVICE MYERS Y. COOPER. Presidenf H. W. HARTSOUGH. Vice-PresideM JOHN H. RABIUS. Assishanf Cashier DR. CHARLES WEBER, VicenPresidenf RODNEY W. WILL1TS. Assisianf Cashier HENRY FELDMAN. Vice-Presideni E B. BROWN Assiiani' Cashier LOUIS F. KISPERTl Cashier FRANK A. MacNEILL, Assishsni Cashier I41 THE OAKLEY BANK CINCINNATI. OHIO The Bank Where You Feel Af Home Transacfs a General Banking Business SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES $2.00 A YEAR OFFICERS A. RUZICKA .......................... Presiden+ AUG. H. TUECHTER .............. Vice-Presidenf WM. BORCHERDING ................... Cashier G. J. NORTMANN ............. Assistant Cashier l'THE BANK ON THE SQUARE COURTNEY BROS. GROCERS Phones: Easf 0270 027I 0272 204I-2043 MADISON ROAD Complimen+s of THE CHAMPION COATED PAPER COMPANY HAMILTON. OHIO Makers of +he paper on which +his. +he I930 Wi+hrow High School Annual. is prinfed . . . Manufacfurers of fine coafed and uncoaied papem and cardboards . . . over a million pounds a day ........... I42 AUTOGRAPHS 143 I44 leou 5m I ' I l u Wanntnmu..-sv mmmmmi m W .5