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

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FIRST ROW Cleft to rightjz SECOND ROW Cleft to rightjz Miss Lally: You girls should know your Miss M. Walker: Why didn't you get up five min- geography. utes earlier? Miss Smethurst: Bully off! Miss Conner: I think Trig. is much easier than Miss Baehr: This is what I call a regular-irregu- Algebraf' lar verb. Miss Dickenson: Why didn't you do your night- Mrs. Hartsell: 4'Must the sixth period class always work?', be sleepy?'l Miss Blasberg: That was fine. Now try this! Miss Levitch: What about that story for Tower Echo?'y THIRD ROW Cleft to rightb: FOURTH ROW Cleft to fightli Mr. Atherton: Mary? No, Janef-Katherine? Now what is your name? Miss Wood: Don't get your hair in your food! Mr. Harner: Now if you fellows don't pay atten- tion you'll never get this. Mr. Mathias: Ha, ha, ha! Mr. Ziegler: HI-Iow would you like to spend some time in my seventh bell class today? Mr. Walker: Mechanical drawing gives one a new, exacting outlook on life. Mr. Schirmer: The back of the room be quiet! Mr. Srofe: I like to teach at Withrowf' Miss Bereskin: How's this view for a picture?

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FIRST ROW Cleft to rightj: SECOND ROW Cleft to rightjz Miss Green: No nightwork? Yes-I know, your baby brother chewed it upf' Mr. Orlando: Now come on, tenors, just try! Miss Seay: Be sure your machines are double- spacedli' Mr. Smith: Come on, this isn't a regular high- school orchestra, this is the Withrow Presentation Orchestraf' Miss Coe: Let,s study the questions now before we take the test. Mr. Grether: Now weyre going to make this the best A Capella Choir in the city. Mr. Oberschmidt: You can visit me at 3 o'clock or take the 'Board of Educationfv Miss Feyereisen: Don,t look at the keys. THIRD ROW Cleft to rightjz FOURTH ROW Cleft to rightjz Miss Pooley: Learn to use the catalogf' Miss Rehring: 'fYou'll find that in the History Alcovef' Miss Cavendish: John, out with the gum! You can't afford to chew your grade. Mr. Hunt: Now when I used to live on the farm Mr. Seay: Come on now girls, give me a chance to talkln Miss Zorn: It behooves us to make our measure- ments accurate. Mr, Vigard: Where were you the third pe-riod?f' Miss Strate: We stand when we recite in this classf,

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FIRST ROW Cleft to rightbz SECOND ROW Cleft to rightjz Miss Hall: Are you planning to go to college? Miss Grove: 'KNOW let me look that up. Miss Rosenberger: O.K., two speeches next week. Mr. Anderson: A'Now you go down under and come up the right steps. THIRD Row Cleft to rightj: Mr. Brubaker: Now I guess I'll give you a few minutes to get your thoughts together. Miss Smith: Girls, you can't think and chew at the same time. Miss Spellmire: Mary, are you chewing gum? A nickel for the Welfare fund, please. Miss Good: Every day a teacher learns something new. Miss Parks: Compare them side by side. Mr. Holder: Make your points sharp! Mr. Leach: UWhy don't you birds get a real ex- cuse? Mr. Carlson: 'fO.K. Keep the room clean. Miss Fels: When we've reached the seventh grade, we say 'mathematics', not 'arithmetic'. Miss Ratterman: f'This spelling is terrific! Miss Anshutz: Some of the things that you say in here would be heresy in a college class. FOURTH ROW Cleft to rightbz Mr. Wirth: i'Now get in there fellows and pull, pull, pull. Mr. Reuter: You sissies! I have to do that fifty times a dayfy Mrs. Linde: Good morning, cla-a-ass. Miss Irwin: Now I like trigf' Mrs. Flint: 'fHands on hips! Right! Miss Williams: 'KYou know, I believe I am losing my ability to write hard testsf'