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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1949 volume:

0 wi+hrow annual for for+y-nine Wlfhrowhighschool . cnncinnatnohio Co-Ari' Editor ...................... Bob Ral-re Production Manager ................ Bob Rahe Co-Arf Editor ............... Carolyn House Co-Liferary Editor ............. Zane Thornfon Co-Literary Edifor ................. Bill Taylor Co-Ad Manager ........... Jean Wheatley Co-Ad Manager .............. Eunice OliverEo Business Manager ............ Barbara Winson 1-; ' .Irmftmm o academicall o aTh Tim - a o sncia - - 0 look at withrow in 949 . As crisp. cool autumn days usher in a new school year. im- perceptable changes are effect- ing our High School. Students and instructors alike are awaken- ing +0 0 new spirit under the guidance of a new leader. Mr. A. O. Mathias. This year our curriculum oFFers to all sfudenis a more completely modernized pro- gram than if ever has previously. And now. more than ever before. we must train American youth For the future. So ioin us on our thirtieth anniversary. and let us, look 61' wi+hrow in for+y-nine Views. OFEice. Faculty ' Seniors, Juniors . Sophomores. Freshmen . Junior High . Student Life ' Boys' Sports, Girls Sports ' Music OrganizaHons. Clubs ' Minsfrels and Dramatic Organizations . Advertising. Directory table of contents . wifhrow-Iandmark of beauty and tower of learning n O ....n O C U d e l. O r e w O D: d n O V1 ..H the graceful corinfhion piliars symbolize the dign -' 7$wwxndikam w i wifhrow is famous for its beaufiful buiidings. campus. and stadium a .. j 1: HESEB 2133?? 3 $9 ' 3:15 JJJJ ,Mk Ag-l'j' WthWwwgg-ww ' L -m3m.mm . ' the first day of school finds students gathering early fo talk of vocations Page ten The Withrow Annual of 194-9 is the tangible result oi core- tul planning and hard work upon the port of the student stmci and the three faculty members who have so ably guided the work for the year. Our thanks go to these people ior their splendid work. The real value 0t an Annual is not appreciated until oiter years. As we meet our former Withrow friends. hear their names on the radio. or read in the papers of their success we will often seek out the Annuoi 0t '49 and refresh our memories of Withrow. A comparison of the Annual of '49 with those of former years shows how much progress we have made in Art, Photography. Printing. and Binding. it is fair to ask. have we mode as much progress in the more important things of lite in the same span of three decades? Let us dedicate this Annual to the future citizens of With- row: may they be better citizens of our City. State. and Nation because they have studied at Withrow High. f M uaJm. . Have you noticed any changes around Wifhrow fhis year? These Mr. Mathias are mainly through the efforts of one man, Vlr. A. O. Mathias. acting principal since Mr. Peoples' deofh last year. Mr. Mathias was able to Principal make These improvements. such as more pep assemblies and The dis- continuation of Freshie Day because of his thorough knowledge of our school. He has been a teacher in Wi'rhrow since the doors opened in 1918. He studied agriculture unfil 1926 of which fime he switched to mathematics when agriculture was discontinued from The curriculum. He likes to teach and would rofher be 0 regular Classroom teacher than on odministrofori We cheer Mr. Mathias for his grand sforf and hope that he with our cooperation will continue successfully with his further plons. 'w Page eleven Page twelve . Mr. A. I. Vigard is known and liked by 0H the students who come in contact with him. and is perhaps one of the busiest persons in the school. He is etticient in his handling of the big tasks of Assistant Principal. Visual Aid Supervisor. and Dean of Sophomore and Junior boys. . Miss Rose Agerter, Dean of girls. tinds better ways to help her girls by giving od- vice on school programs. colleges. scholar- ships. and vocations. Her guiding hand points the wcsy For the girls of Dux Femino. Withrow's honorary society for Senior girls. Her individual attention to the problems of each student has made her a helpful Friend to all the Junior and Senior girts. . A broad smile, a cordial helIo-u-thot's Mr. R. G. Wilbur. Principal of Withrow Jun- ior High School, His personality and careful attention to the iunior high curriculum has helped many students later in senior high. 0 assistant principals and dean student councilors Q Q Mrs. Virginia Konrad. the understanding assistant to Miss Agerter besides being ecl- visor to the Tip Toppers. does everything possible to aid the Sophomore. Junior and Senior girls in their ditticulties. Her untiring cooperation with the health department ro- suits in c: smooth running, etticient health service to the whoie Withrow student body. 0 Miss Lulu Murphy is the Advisor for Freshmen Girls. Their problems are simpli- tied by this understanding advisor who con- vinces them that things in the tirst year of high school are not as bad 05 they seem. C A booster oi the Withrow spirit is Mr. Roy Anderson, a former teacher who now serves as Advisor for Freshmen Boys and Vocational Counselor. His problems are many. his worries are without end. but his sound judgment. skill. and knowledge have seen him through them all smiling. Page thirteen t ,uu-n-e. segment: ? i megawj o clerical staff . The main oHice is the Hcontrol tower ot Withrow. Through this nerve center pass Gil records, telephone coils. and notices which have to be filled or sent to the proper recipie ent. This clerical work is skiiltully handled by Withrow's efficient ohcice STUFF. including Miss Martha Allen. Miss V. Shoter 0nd stue dent assistants. 0 Among the numerousl tedious. and com- plicated tasks which are taken on in the daily routine of the ottice staff are maintain- ing the telephone system, issuing the daily builetin. and answering the varied inquiries of bewildered students. Each member ot the office stchtC is on important cog in the organ- izational machinery 0t Withrow. Laverne Bolmer takes over the clerical work in 'iLittle Withrow where her duties are similar to those of Miss Alien and her competent corps. These peopie perform all the clerical work in Withrow. abets learning 0 . Miss Wanda Hoefle. secretary to Mr. Mathias! is well quolitied to have this 1m- portcmt position as secretory to the prin- cipal. Predominote among her responsible duties is answering the numerous letters which a high school principal receives. Once a month she is quite popular with all the teachers CIS she has the pleasant assign- ment 0F passing out poy checks. Her smile and eHicient manner. however. have won her 0 great many friends and admirers among the faculty and students. . Miss Madeline Berling caused a great deal of tumutt 0nd consternation about Thanksgiving by becoming Mrs. Jock Ham- monn and being otterecl a position in the downtown othces ot the Board of Educa- tion. Shel hoppity tor Withrow. refused the latter and elected to remain En her capacity 05 secretory to Mr. Vigord, assistant prtncipol. . The monitory problems of Wifhrow ore copobly handled by Mr. Seoy and his hard working staff of student helpers. All money deposits and disbursement of funds must go through his oHice. A school The size of Withrow i5 0 small business concern with in itself; consequently, Mr. Seoy's worries are many and his Time fully occupied. To add to his and his sfoH's headaches are teachers and sfudenfs who forget fo sign deposit slips or use the cor- recf account number. Mr. Seoy just smiles, gefs The money straightened out and begins on the nexf group, Withrow's sound financial sfofus is 0 direct result of his careful odministrofion of 0 diHiculf and often thankless iob of school freosureri Page sixteen we get lost, too! . With the first sight of the imposing grounds and buildings ot Withrow, 0 new teacher experiences much the some feeling as a Freshman. The walls of the buildings seem to press in and around until the person viewing them feels small. insigniticont. 0nd bewildered. So it was with Miss Brewer. Since the beginning of the year. however. she hos. through her association with an interested and helpful faculty. begun to tee! right 01' home. Furthering this feeling is on intelligent and co-operotive student body with whom she has associated in her classes and extro-curriculcr activities. Withrow may owe from the outside. but the worm. human triendliness ot the inside soon wins over each and every person who enters its portals. Page seventeen . wifhrow's faculty rates tops in academics and friendliness 0 Row I-v-Anshuh, Grace: Enghsh. Argabrighh Bernice: Mathtr mciics. Atkins, Dorothy: English. 0 Row 2 Bahr. Gladys: Economics, Sociology. Consumer Educa- tion. Bookkeeping: Future Teachers d America. Baker. Edward: Chemistry. Baker. Georgia. Spanish. Mathematics. 0 Row 3-Beacham, John: Journalism, Engiish: Tower News, With- row Players Bisceglia. Barbara: Commercial. Blusberg. Grace: Physical Education: Assist with GAA. 0 Row 4-Bowrnan, Mary: Algebra. Plane Geometry. Business Arithmetic. Braunecker. Elizabeth: English. Brewer. Virginia: English. Annual. Cheerleaders. Pep Squad. . Row 5-Broudbent, Adah: Art. Costume Design. Casky. Homer: Chemistry, Genero1 Science Caveman, Monica: History . Row 6-Cavendish. Vina Mae: Wodd Hislory. American History. English. Coe. Ruth: Social Smdles. Corcorun. Effie: Shorrhond. Typing. Secretory Practice. 0 Row 9-Duvidson. Walfer: Science. Mathematics. DehusA Dolores: General Science. Biology Denner, Lillian: Bfology: Nature Club. faculty 0 Page nineteen Page fwenty 0 Row l-Eppinger, Jeanene: Spanish: Spanish Club. Fels. Angeline: Mathematics. Feyereisen. Josephine: Commercial. 0 Row Z-Gales. Emery: English. Gilliland. William: Football. Base- ball, Geisen, Ruth: Home Economics. 0 Row 3-Gooley. Garnet: Sclesmonship. Advertising. Merchan- dising,- Future Merchandisers. Green. Stella: Art: Annual. Grove. Ruth: Latin: Gens Togota. 0 Row 4-Harfsel. Ethel: American History. World Hisiory. Hedges, Joe: Science. Mathematics. Hensel, Albert: Gym. 9 Row 5-Hildebrundf. Mary: English, Heger. Hubert: Science. Mathematics. HeFFmeisler. Frank: Wood Working: Industrial Arts. ', Row 6-Holder, Fred: ArchHecfure. Mechanical Drawing. Hol- land, Theresa: Mathematics. Howard. Wi1bur: Music. 0 Row ?HHowe. Clayton: Physics; Physics Club. Huheey. John: Basketball. HunL C M.: History; faculty 0 nu -45W. .nt Vu Aug. uv vegan m ....-... NW A.. 0 Row l-Hulchinson. Elverla: Bofcny. Biology. Hulchison. Helen: Girl's Gym: Dance Club. Irwin. Mildred: Mathematics. 0 Row 2-Ki11mcm, Martha: Spanish. Knosf, Ralph: Bookkeeping. General Business. Business Arithmetic: Beta Chi. Kropp. Ruth: Social Studies. 0 Row 3 LuIly. Dorothy: Girls' Gym. Muish. Marion: Latin: Assistant Sponsor of Gens Togutu Martin, Ansel: Choirs. . Row FMeredilh. Ellis: English. Miles. Delores: Oral. Molique, Catherine: Mathematics; Alpha Y. 0 Raw 5-Moore. Edith: English: Greek Club. Literafos. Moorman. Hilda: English. Mudge, Mary Rosalie: Spanish. . Row 6-NI'cImIoFF, Sylvia: German. English16ermun Club. Nimrno. Lo: Boys' Gym: Track. Noonan. Frances: Home Economics: Home Economics Club. ' Row 7-Oberscl'1rnidf. Carl: Electricity. Owens. Andy: Plane Geometry. Algebra: Golf Team. Parks, Alefha: Geography. Buy iness Administration: Tickei Sales. 0 faculty Page twenty-one Page twenty-two 0 Row l Perin. Louisa: Mathematics. Pooley. Mary Helen: Libra- rian. Rehring. Margaret: Librarian. 0 Row 2-Renshuw. Marvin: Traffic, Civics. Geography: Bowling TeomA Reynolds. Ethel: English. Rholluns, Arthur: Business Law. General Business. Bookkeeping. Faculty Adviser for Business SIOH: 0? Annual. 0 Row 3-Rcbinson. Mabel: Physical Education: Dolphin Club. Rachel. Esther: Home Economics; Co-sponsor of Home Economics Club. Rosenberger. Mariorie: Speech. American History: Tholicn. 0 Row 4-Rowell. Mary: Mathematics. Art. Sanders. Adelaide: Mathematics. Schirmer. Herbert: Arts 8: Crafts. 0 Row 5-Schroeder, Helen: French: French Club Seay. Nellie: Shorthand, Typing, Sclesmanshfp. Seay. Paul: OFFice Practicm School Treasurer. 0 Row 6-Simons' Joe: English. Shaffer. Luella: American History. World History. Sherman. Harold: American History, Government, American Problems; Tennis Club. ' Row 7-S'Ibcy, Jessie: English. Smhh. George: Harmony; Bond. Minstrek. Smil'n4 Mary: Home Economics. Science. faculty 0 n 1x 'r 0 Row 1 Sm'nh. Ross: Industrial Arts. Machine Shop. Scrofe. J. Garner: Sociology. Economics: Philologia Liferary Society, Junior Town Meeting. Stearns. Russell: Graphic Arts; Offset Ciub, 'Row 2-Sfephens. Edwin: Civics. Traffic: Keys. Lunchroom. Sfose. Ile: Ari. Sfruulmun, Gloria: Gym. English. . Row 3-Tuylor. Helen: English. Physiology; GLAA. Tilford. Jean: American Problems. American History; Tower Y. Vance, Mariorie: Homemaking. Home Economics4 Household Chemisfry. Row 4-Vordenberg. Kenneth: Physics. Radio; Beta HI-Y, Rail- road Club. Co-sponsor of Physics Club. Director of Staging for Minstrels. Wagner. Robert: English. Social Studies. Walker. Max- ine: Social Studies. 0 Row 5-Williams, Anne: English. Wilson. William: Malhemcm'cs. Wirfh. Ray: Gym: Swim Team. Cross Counfry Team. ' Row 6-Wood. June: English: Scribblers Wood. Leona: Home Economics. Hedges, Joe: Science, Mathematics. 0 faculty Page twenfy-rh ree Within our school's Hendly walls has arisen a tra- dition of contemplative sfudy and a keen interest in school work. Students and teachers alike have I REFEREE E W acaaenuc auu worked in harmony to produce from Wifhrow's proffered courses a liberal education rarely found in secondary schools today. WhateVer a person's future may hold. he can find. cf Wifhrow High School, that ceurse of study which best fits his requirements. . seniors will soon graduate to assume their post in life . The members of the Junior Class look Forward eagerly to the elections . senior for Senior Council 05 becoming 0 member of that body is the honor which crowns the ettorts of three years of hard work. This group has the respons- . ibilities of serving 05 the governing body of the Senior Class. of picking the counCII class Iewelry. commencement announcements, and of deciding on the other graduation activities. Another of its iobs is the composing ot the Will and Prophecy tor the class day exercises. On the tirst day of school. bewildered Freshmen are directed to class by these leaders of the senior class. The coun- cil acts as the medium For the student body and the school administration. Seated: C. Grimn, W. Van Epps. M. Herschede, P. McDuHee. W. Taylor, C. Ernst. W. Mitrotf. Standing: 5. Kiphort, W. Becker. L. Alien, Jt Matthews. K I e A e Page twentyteight Seated: Hi Siterst J, Selbyi C. Grimm. M. Botsaixes. Mi Schwier. B. Gotthofier. Standing: V. Deoringt Li Allent C. Esdorni P. Newboid. V. Boini J. Schuitzi L. McLaugh- iin. Miss Agerter. Mi Tuckeri M. Boumbuch. L. Long. . These sixteen girls have achieved the highest honor avail- able to Withrow girls and have earned the privilege of wearing the silver bracelets with the words Dux Famine inscribed on them. Chosen by the Faculty and the members of the previous year on the basis of their curricular activities in school and their high scholastic standing. these girls have proven themselves by carrying out their duties of leading school proiects and selling refreshments ot sport events. Under the guidance of Miss Rose Agerter, the HDUXH girls put forth their best etiorts in order to give a scholarship to the most deserving senior giri in June. 0 dux femina Wm Row 1: Left to right: J. Knose, Z. Thornton, B. Kobert L. Lumleyt St Kiphort, RowZ: Let! to right: E. Korengel. R, Codwolioder. C. Ernstt C. Wharton. T. Usher, Wt Van Epps. . Sigma Gamma. boys' honorary society, represents the I, twelve outstanding boys of the year's senior class. Members at are selected by Mr. Mothiost the faculty. and Sigs ot the I previous year. They merit this high honor through outstanding ,3 1 records in both scholastic achievement and extro-curriculor A activity. Throughout the year they are kept busy raising money for the annual Sigma Gamma scholarship. backing the election 'n of Homecoming Queen, and sponsoring the Senior Prom. , rt Strength of character and purpose. together with fellowship. - make Sigma Gamma the highest goal for every Withrow boy. sigma gamma 0 :: Pogo twenty-nine . The Senior Promeyour Senior Prom! You've looked forward To if for Tour yeors. iusT as you've woiTed ior groduofion. But groduoTion is seriouseSenior Prom is fun. You don your Tux ond seT ouT To pick up your besT doTe who looks beouTiiui in her new Tormol. No sooner hove you orriveci and deposiTed your wraps with The Check room girl. Then your oloTe hos To join The girls in The powder room To compare noTes. She returns and you wonder over To The group at The piano To engage in 0 bit of so-colied harmonizing. or Tog on To The end oi The newly organized chorus line. or just siT one out quietly and dream oi whoT is To come before being drown ouT To ioin The dancers. in iuTure years. when you iook back on your high school hie, you will find Thor This occasion was one of The happiest momenTs during your four years at WiThrow High School. senior prom o Page ThirTy . Row I-Aker. William; UBIH : Boys' Glee Club 3.4: Minstreis 3.4: Hi-Y 3.4: Jun1or Choir 2: Physics Club 3: Tennis Club 2: 10111 Grade Choir. Akins. Geraldine: Jerry : Beta Chi 2; Literatus l.2; A1p1.o-Y 2: Tholion 3.4: Annual Representatlve 2: Gems Togota 4. Aldinger. Rob- erl: Baldy . 0 Row 24Allen. Laura Lee: Pookie : Dux Ferrfmo 4: Sen10r Council 4: G.A.A. 1.2.3.4. Vice Pres. 3. Pres. 4: Hockey 1.2.3.4: Vc11eybol1 I.2. 3.4: Basketball 1.2.3.4. Manager 3: 1ndividuo1 Sports 3.4: Baseball I.2. 3.4: Cheerleader 3.4: Gens Togolo 2: French Club 4: Tennis Club 3.4: Minstre1s 2.3.4: AfHeHc Representative 3. Ahic. Christine: Chris : NphcpY 1. Secretary 1; Volleybc11 3.4: Badminton 3'. Home EC. Club 3.4: IndivIduol Sports 3,4: G.A.A. 3.4: Bow11ng 4: TowerAY 2. Ammar- man. Charlotte; Char : Enmred in sophomore year. Savings Stomp Representative 3: Junior Choir 3; Girls' GIee Club 4. 0 Row 34Anderegg. Richard: Dkk : Sigma Gamma 4: A Coppelo Choir 2.3.4: Comero C1ub 1.2: Boys' Glee C1ub l.3: Tennis C1u'o 3.4: Philologicl 3.4: Alpha HLY 3: Hi-Y 4: Tower News 3.4: Adverrising Manager 4: Minstrels 1.2.3.4: Annual Representcrive 1.2.3. Andrfol, Jay: Npha Y 1: Bow1ing 3: Home Economics Club 3.4; M1nsrse1s 2.3.4. Angle. Jo Ann: Joddy : NphmY 1: Beta Chi 2.3: Minstrels 2: Thol'xcn 3: Spanish Ciub 3. 0 Row FArmsDI-ong. Marilyn: Lynn : Utercfos 1: Tower-Y 4; French Club 4: Junior Choir 4. Baeriswyl. Frances: Frannie : 0AA. 1.2: 305813011 2: Hockey 1.2: BcsketboH I: VolleyboH 1: Dance C1ub 3: Tower News Representative 3: Athletic Representative 2: Beta C111 3: Tennis Club 3: Minstrels 3: Merchandising 4. Bailey. Hamlet: HHam . 0 Row 5-Bain, Virginia: Ginny : Dux Femino 4: Scr1bb1er5 3.4: Pres- ident 4: MinsTre15 4: Literofos 1.2: French Club 4. Treasurer 4: Gens Togoro 1.2: Annual Art Staff 2; Tower News 4: Savings Stomp Repre- seniotive 1. Baker, Arthur Lyle: Streich : BosketboH 4. Barlsch. Marg- aret: Bond 2.3.4: Samar Choir 3: Junior Cho1r 2: Whhrow P1oyers 2.3.4: G.A.A. 1.2.3.4: Whhrow Presentation Orchestra 3: French Club 3.4: Lotin C1ub 1.2: Tawer News 3. .,Row 64Bates. Kenneth Edward. Barsukes. Maria: Mirt'? Dux FernA inc: 4. Treasurer 4'. Gens Tagore 2.3.4: Office Work 4: Beta Chi 4: Spanish Club 4. Baum. Patsy Ruth; Par : GAA. 1.2.4: AIpho-Y 1.2: TowerrY 3.4: Bare: Chi 4. 0 Raw 7-Baumbach, Marlene: Dux Famine 4: Scribb1ers 3.4: MIn- strels 3.4: Gens Togatc 1.2.3: Girls' Glee Club 1.2.3.4. Becker. William Richard: Bi11': SenIor Council 4: Tholion 4.- Phi1ologic 3.4: Gens Togom 3,4. Bentley. Wii1iam Harris: Bi11 : Gens Tcgofu 1.2: Radio Club 1: Bond 2.3.4: Boys' Glee Club 4: Tennis Team 3.4: Physics C1ub 3.4. President 3: Tennis Club 1.2.3.4: Presenmtion Orchestra 2.3.4. o seniors . Page rhirry-one Page fhirty-Two I ; l E. 9 Row 1-Bernurd. Leonard Albert; uBUsIer : Football 1.2.4: Track l.'2,4. Berry. Janet: Lenny . Besuden. Shirley: Dance Club I: G.A.A. l; Bem Chi 2: Alphu-Y 2: TowepY 4. 0 Row 2-Beltinger. Barbara: 'NBobbie : Npho-Y: Tower-Y: Choir. Bischof. Paul Eugene. Black. William Marshall; Bill': Tennis Club 1.2.3.4: Tennis Team 2.3.4; Gens Togoto 2; Physics CMJb 3.4: Tcwer News Representative 4: Beta HivY 4; Camera Club 4: Nature Club 4. ' Row 3rBlerch. Virginia: Ginny : Minsrrels 3.4: Glee Club 3.4: Junior Choir 2: G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Volleyball l.2.3.4: Boskefball I,2.3.4; BoseboH 1.2: Archery 2; Bulls Eye Club 2: Pageant 3, Blum, Marilyn; Blom : Tower News Representative 1.2: Glee Club l.2: Future Merch- andiser's Club 4. Boehm, Lydia Mae; Lyd : Home Economics Club 2.3.4: Greek Club 3.4: GAA. 3.4. 0 Row 4-Boille. Mary Katherine: Boike : Tower-Y 3.4: Home Econ- omics Club 3: G.A.A. l.2: Volleyball 1.2.3: Baseball l.2; Alpho-Y 2. Buyers Frank: Track Team 3: Tower News Representative 4; Minstrels 2.3.4. Boyle. Richard; Dick : Football 1.2.3.4: Track 1.2.3.4; Athletic Represenmiive !.2.3.4. ' Row S-Boys. Eslells: uSteH : Entered in sophomore year from North College HiH: Home Econom'wcs Club 3. Bradley. Doicres: Dc : Bowl ing l: Bern Chi 4; Home Economics Club 4-, Y Team 4; Lunch Room 2.3. Brecht, Joan; Brecko : Merchandising Club 4'. Beta Chi 3. 0 Row 6-Breyer, Richard William: N'Broir : ij Toppers 1.2.3.4: Afhleiic Representative 3, Britten. Mollie. Brown. Edwin Gordon: HDean . . 'Row T-Brown. Robert Corning: Bo : Track 2.3.4: Football 3.- Withrow Players 1.2.3.4. Brown, Sally Muri1yn; Brownie . Bryson. Charles; Chuck : Swimming Team 1.2: Reserve FootboH 2.3: Beta Hi-Y 4. seniors o .. aw mmL-p . ... . ' Row I-Brun'lng. Robert: Bob . Burdetle. Jock: Spanish Club 2; Lunch Staff 3.4. Burdorf. Roger George; Red : Annual Photographer 2: Tower News Photographer '2; Camera Club 1.2.3.4, Vice President 3'. Projection Crew 3.4-: Orchestra Manager 3.4-: Minstrels 2.3.4; Tholion Crew 3.4. 0 Row Z-Burdsull, Dorothy: Bum : Home Economks Club 1; Min- strels 3.4; Beta Chi; G.A.A.; BaskefboH 1.2; Volleyball l.2. Burgess, Wayland; Trub : Tennis Club 2,3: Tennis Team 2: Physics Club 3. Busch, Allen Cyril: Senior Choir. Track 1.3: Tennis Cth 4-. Reserve Football 3. 0 Row 3-Busch. Audrey; Butch : Water Pageant 3; Home Economics Club: Junior Choir I.2.3: Girls' Glee Club 4'. Beta Chi 4: Volleyball 1.2.3.4. Bush. Barbara; Barb : Spanish Club 2,3. Vice President 3: Tower-Y 3.4; Bowling 4: GAA. 4. Bushelman. Donna Louise: Future Merchandising Club 4-: Stamp Represemmive 3; Treasurer's Office 1.2, 0 Row FBushman. Norman: BushEe : Beta Chi 4: Lunchroom 3: G.A.A.: Volleyball 2.4-: Baseball 2.4: BaskefboH 2: Individual Sports 4; Athletic Representative 1.2.3. Byrd. Wilma; Baby Bill : VolleybuH 3. Byrd. Robert: Bob : F,T.A. Vice President. 0 Row 54Cudwullader. Rayburn; Cod : Basketball I.2.3.4; Golf 3.4; Bookroom l,2.3.4. Manager 4: Gens Togata 2. Sigma Gamma 4-: Minstrels l,2.3.4: Junior Town Meeling 3. Cheerleader 4-. Cahull Howard Keith: Tennis Club 4. Calhoun. Donna. . Row 64Camardo. Mary: Bela Chi 2.3.4; Tower-Y 3.4; Vice Pres- ident 4; Main Office 2.3.4: VolleyboH 2.3: Tower News 2-. Annud Business Staff 4. Camp. Delilah. Ccrgill. Carolyn: HCookie : GAA. 2,4: Gen: Tagore 2.3.4: Home Economics Club 4: Hockey 2.4. 0 Row 7-Carroll. Rodney; Rod : Truck l,2.3.4: Cross Counrry 4: Physics Club 3: German Club 3: Alpha Hi-Y 3: Beta Hi-Y 4. Cavagna. William: Bill . Chandler. Gordon: Pra : Lunchroom 2.3.4: Golf 2.3.4. o seniors Page thirty-three 0 Row l-Cl1risfy, Helen Virginia; Christy : Entered In iunior year Irom Walnut HiHs. Beta Chi 4: Home Economics Ciub 4-; Hockey 4: G.A.A. 4: MinstreTs 4. Church. Sally: Tennis Club 3; G.A.A. 3.4: Glee Ciub l.2.3.' A Capella Choir 3,4; Secretary 4; Tower News 3.4: Dance Club 3.4: Treasurer 4; Minsfrels 1.2.3.4; TowerlY 3.4: Thclion 3.4: Annua! Representative 3; Off Key Club 2: Basketball 2: Gems Togcro 2: Tower News RepresentoHve 4; French Club 4: Pep Squad 4-: F.T.A. 4. Clarke. Juanita Evelyn. ' Row 2-Clawson. Mary Lou: uMay : Beta Chi 4: Alphc-Y 4'. Hockey 4. Clawson, William: Freshman Basketball l: Alpha Hi-Y 3: Beta Hi-Y 4. Clippinger. David; Clip : Alpha HLY 3: Beta H'I-Y 4: Railroad Club 3; Physics Club 3: ThoHon 3: Minstrel Crew 3. 0 Row 3-C0Hman, Donald Edgar. Connelly. Louis: Louis . Cook. Don: Entered in sophomore year from Atlanta. GCL: Tholicn 4: Minv streis 2.3.4: Boys' Ghee Club 2.3.4. 0 Raw FCook. Jeanne; Cookie : Beta Chi 4: Home Ec. CM: 4: G.A.A. 4. Cowden. Shirley: Crowdy : Bowling 1; VolleyboH 1.2.3.4. Crane, John Alan: Swimming 2. 0 Row 5-Crawford. Virginia; .Jinny : G.A.A. 3.4; Volleyball 3.4: Badminton 3: Athletic Representative 3; Tower-Y 3; Home EC. Club 3. Crowell. Catherine: Cathy' : Annual Representative l; Tholicn 4; Spanish Club 3. Croxfon. Thomas. I Row b-Crump. James; Jim . CullenI Patricia: Put : Lunchroom I.2.3.4. Curtis. Conrad; Curt : Bond l,2.3.4; Orchestra l.2.3.4: Pre- sentation Orchestra 11.3.4: Wifhrow Players 3.4: Alpha Hi-Y 3: Beta HLY 4'. Physics Club 3; Track 3.4: Railroad Club 3: OH Key Club 3. 0 Row ?-Davis. Donald; Don : Annual Representative 3. Davis. Norma: Tower News Representative 2.3: Athletic Representative 2.3. Dean. Roberl: Deon-O : Glee Club l.2.3: Minstrels 1.2: Gena Togoto 2; Athletic Representative 3. seniors o Page fhirfy-four ' Row 1 --Deuring, Virginia: A'Ginny : Dux Femino 4: Girls' Glee Club 4; G.A.A, 1; Archery 1: Literatos 2: Volleyball 1; Accompanisr for Dance Club 1: OH Key Club 2: Accompanist for Junior Choir 2.3: Accompanist 1or Choral Music 2.3: Mr. Secy's office 2.3.4: M1n51rels 2.3.4. Dearth. Darcy: Archery 1.2: Volleyball 1; Hockey 1.2: G.A.A. 1.2: Lah'n Club 2: Tennis Club 4: Library Assistant 2: Home Economics Club 4: Minstrels 2: Riding Club 2. Deeks. Donald: Don : Bowling Team 3.4: Camera Club 3. 0 Row 24Del Vecchio. Tony. Denny, Grace: Den : AIpho-Y 1: Span1sh Ciub 3: TowerAY 4: Merchandising Club 4: Minstrels 4. Dennis. Marjorie; Margie : G.A.A. 1: Alpho-Y l: Minstrels 1.2: Sophomore Choir 2: Junior Choir 3: A CuppeHu Choh' 4: Hockey 1.' Archery 1; Volleyball 1: Beta Chi 4; Tip Toppers 4: Minstrels Crew 4; Home Economics Club 4. 0 Row 34DeRuiter, Kathryn; uKczy : Nature Club 1'. G.A.A. 1.2.3: Volleyball 1.2.3: Alpho-Y 1.2; Towe:-Y 3.4. Devunny. James Michael: Mike : Assistcm Orchesha Manager 3; Tower News Represenmtive 3.4: Camera Club 3.4. DeVore. Patricia: VicHe : 6AA. 1.2.3.4: Riding Out: 1,2,3: Archery 2.3.4: Bulis Eye Club 3: Volleybcli 2.3.4: Tower News Representative 1: OH Key Club 2.3: Tip Toppers 2.3: Camera Club 3: SecretaryAtreosurer 3'. Tha1ion 3.4: Spanish Club 2,3,4. Scribbiers 4. 0 Row 4-DeWeese. Dorothy: Dome : Alpho-Y 1,2: Tower-Y 4; Min- strels 3. DeWeese. Ruth: Ruthie : Camera Club 1: Aipho Y 1.2: Home Economics Club 3.4: Beta Chi 3: Tower Y 4: Hockey 1, Diuru. Lydian: Junior Choir 2.3: Glee Club 4: Annua1 Representative 3: Alpha Y 2: 0AA. 2.3.4: Volleyball 2.3.4: Basketball 2.3.4: Tennis Club 4: Swimming Club 3.4: Minstrels 4. 0 Row 54Diers. Charles: Band 1.2.3.4: Presentation Orchestra 1.2.3,4: Minstrels 1.2.3.4. Disller. George: 'lJeep : Junior Choir 1.2. Duermit. Doris Jean: Dodie : Literatos 1.2; Secretary 1; French Club 2.3.4: President 4; G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Volleyball 12.3.4: Minstrels 3: Junior Choir 1.2.3; Future Teachers 01 Amerlca 4: Tower News 4. . Row b-Duggun, Patricia Carol: Patti : Badminton: Tennis: Home Economics Club. Duncan. Beniumin; Benny : Football 1,2.3.4: Track 1.2.3.4. Dungan. David: Dove : Tower News Represemotive 1.3: Camera Club 3: Athlmic Represeanve 3: War Smmp Representative 2: Junior Choir 1.2.3. 0 Row 74Dunn. Joanne: Jd': Volleybal! 3,4: Bow1ing 3.4: Minstre15 Sewing Committee 4: Minstrel Moke-up Comminee 4: Tennis Club 4. Dunn. Naomi Ruth: Ruth1e : Come to Withrow in Junior year 1mm lronton High School, Ironmnl Ohio. Home Economics C1ub 3.4. Eber- harl. Dorcon. o seniors Page Thirty'five Page fhirTy-six 0 Row1-Edwards. William H.: Come to Wiihrow in Junior year 1rom K.M.I. FootboH 3.4-. Eicher. KenneIh: Ike : Wifhrow Players 3.4; Minstrels Crew 1.2.3.4: Crew Manager 3.4: Proiedion Crew 2.3: Bond Manager 3.4, Ellie . 5h1r1ey: Spanish Club 2.3.4; Dance Club 3.4: Tennis Club 3.4: Minstrels 3.4'. G.A.A. 1.4: Riding Club I. 0 Row 2-Engle. Robert; Gus : Entered Wifhrow 1n Sophomore year. Erie. Richard: Annual Art Staff. Ernsl'. Charles; Chuck : Sigma Gom- mu 4: Senior Counci1 4: Basketball 2.3.4; Truck 1.2.3.4; Minstrels 2.3.4. 0 Row 3-Ernesl'. Edward Raymond; Eddie : BaseboH 1.2.3.4: Basket- ball 1.2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4. Eschenbach. Carl Allen: Esch : Foot- ba1l 2.3.4. Baseball 1.2.3.4; Bowling 3.4; Tiger Club 3.4-. Esdcrn. Carol: Came to Withrow in Junior year From Walton. Dux Femino 4; 11p Toppers 3.4. . Row 4-Evuns. Daisy: Day : Hockey 2: Fufure Merchandising Club 4. Evesluge. Thomas; Shorty : Swimming Team 2: Senior Red Cross Life Saving 4. Ewers Marinn: Ewie : G.A.A. 1.2.3.4: Basketball 2.3.4. VoHeyboll 1.2.3.4: Archery 2.3.4: Bowl'mg 3.4: Thalion 3.4: Beta Chi 4-: Minstrels 3.4. 0 Row 5-Fahnle. Lorna Jean: Beans : Bond 1.2.3.4; Orchesfru Librarian 1.2.3.4: Minstrel Secrefory 1.2.3: Presenfmion 4: OFF Key Club 1.2.3: Tip Toppers 2.3. Fensfermacher. Geneva: Jenny : G.A.A. 1.2.3.4: Riding Club 2: Volleyball 1.2.3: Basketball 2; Furure March. ondisers Club 4: Presidenf 4: Tip Toppers 3.4. Fetter, Donald: F512 : Band 1.2.3.4: Tholion 3.4: Minstrels 3.4: Glee Club 3; Orchestra 4, 0 Row 6-F1ndsen. Richard: DickH: Glee Club 3.4-. Minstrels 3.4: Tower News Cartoonist 3.4: Annual Ari 510121 4. Fischer. DonaFd; Don : Camera Club 2.- Nature Cfub l: Annuo1 Literary 51011 2; Track 2. Fisher, Marilyn; Snuffy : G.A.A. 1.3.4: Volleyball 1; Hockey 3.4; Alpha Y 2. ' Row 7-F151'Ier. Robert: Speed : Tower News Representative 1.2; Annual 1: Track 1.2: Senior Choir 2.3.4; Minstrels 2: 6185 Club 4. Fifzwaler. Harold: Fitz : Nature Club 31.4; Physics Club 3.4. Flory. Jack; Junior Choir 2: Glee Club 31.4: Minstrels 3.4: Camera Club 2.3. seniors o . Row l-Flulrer. Mildred Bernice: Bunny : Voileyboll 1.2.3: BosebuH 2. F099. Janet: Annual Represenmlive l. 3; Tower Y 3: Tennis Club 3'. Thclicn 4: Minstreis 4; GAA. 3: VoHeyboll 3: Baskeiboll 3. Forbes, Jane; uJonie : G.A.A. l.2.3,4; Hockey l,2.3.4; VoJEeyboH 1.2.3.4: Busketbali I.2.3,4: Baseball 1.2.3.4: Dance Club 2.3.4; Outing Club 3.47 Athletic Represenfo??ve 4. 0 Row 2 Foster. Stanley; Stan : Track l.2.3.4. Freed. Robert: Freak : Came to Withrow from Evonston High School. Evanston. Illinois in Junior Year. Fugate. Lawrence; Larry . 0 Row 3-Fussinger. Jackie: Fuss : Hockey 1.2.3.4: VoHeyboll 2.3.4: Basketball l,2.4: Baseball l,2.3: Individual Sporrs 3; Hiking Club 1.2.3.4: Swimming CVub 2.3.4: Swimming Pageant 2,3: G.A.A. l.2.3.4: ArHetic Representative 3.4. Gardner. Mary: HSquirf : War Stomp Representa- Hve 1. Gardner. Roberta: BobeeN: Alpha Y I: Lirerolcs 1.2: Minstrel Design Committee 2.3.4: Tower Y 3.4-: French Club 4. . Row FGibson, Muriene Laurel: Library Assisron: l: Classicoi Music Club l2: Junior Choir 3: Glee Club 4: Tennis Club 4. Giardane, Ralph; Kit : Football 2; Gymnastics 1.2.3.4; Trock I.3,4: Tiger Club 4. Girty, Robert: GM : Glee Club; Minstrels V. 0 Row 5 GIancy. June: Come to Wifhrow in senior year From Mor- row High School. Giardon. Dale: Buck : Faetboll 2: BosketbcH 3: Ben: Chi 4. Glasgow. Jean Constance: Archery 1: Dance Club I: G.A.A. 1: Moiorene 2.3.4: Bond l.2.3,4: Minstrels 2: Home Ec. Club 4. 0 Row b-nGIaze. June: June Bug : Npha Y 1: Hockey l: Bowling l: VoHeyball l: Basketball 1: Baseball l: Afhleric Representative 1: Lunchroom l2: Beta Chi 3. Goesling. Behy: hBefs : G.A.A. l: Archery I; Bowling F: Ben: Chi 4. Gooch, Myrlle: Sug : Entered Wirhrow in Senior year From Sfonford. Kentucky. GAA. 4: Home EC. C!ub 4: Beta Chi 4; YATeom 4. . Row 7- -GoodFriend. Doris. GthoFFer. Barbara: Borb : Entered Wilhrow from Libertyville, Illinois in sophomore year. DUI Femina 4-: Orchestra 2.3.4; Wifhrow Woyers 2.3.4: Tennis Club 2,3,4: Tower News 2.3.4: Sport's Page co-edhor 3.4: Gens Togom 2,3,4: OFF Key Club 2: BosketbaH 2,3.4: Volleyball 2.3.4: Hockey 4; Archery 2: BosebaH 2.4: Dolphin 2.3.4; Individual Sports 2.3.4; G.A.A. 2.3.4: Minstrel Usher 3.4; Hiking Club 2.3.4. Grate. John: Fat Boy : Football 1.2.3; Tiger Club 3: Minstrels 3.4-; Track 1; Physics Club 3. o seniors Page Thirty-seven Page rhirty-eighr . Row 14Grefman. Robert. Bob : Tower News Representative 1; Baseball 3.4: Track 1: Beta Chi 4-, Minstrels: Beta Hf-Y 3. Grier. Roger A.: Rog . Griffith. Ronald: Camera Club 1.2: Physics Cth 3: Track Team Manager 1.2.3.4: Tower News Representative 3. . Row 2-Grirnm. Mary Carolyn; Card or Grimmie : Dux Famine 4. President 4: Senior Council 4; Band l.2.3.4: M?Mrrei Presentation Orchestra I.2.3.4: Spanish Club 2.3.4: Volleyball l.2.3.4: Rid'mg Club I: Curing Club 2.3.4. Manager 4: Tower News Representative l.2: Annual Representative W: Savings Stomp Representative 3, Grave. Eddie: Football 2.3.4; Tower News 3.4: Annual Literary SroH 2.3.4: Gens Togofo l.2'. Physics Club 3. Haas. Joyce: Joy , 0 Row 3-Haas. Roberi; Bob : Gym Team 2: Physics C'ub 3: Stamp Club 3. Hagen. Belly: Tennis Club: Thalion: G.A.A.: Dance Club: Minstrel Moke-up Committee. Hagen. J. Stewart: Stew : Hi-Y 3.4: Swimming l.2.3.4; Minstre1 Moke-up Crew 3.4-. 0 Row 4-Hull. Geru1d: Jerry . Halvordscn. Wulfer: Walt : Boys' Glee Club 3.4: Minstrek 3.4, Harding. Mary Jane: Uonie : Alpha Y I: G.A.A. 1.2.4; Lirerolos 2: Gen: Togotc 2.3.4; A Copelfo Choir 3.4: Minstrels 3.4-; Sophomore Choir 2: Volleyball l.2.4: Librarian 4: Tholion 4. 0 Row 5-Huungs. Jane: Alpha Y. Z: Bela Chi 3; Future Merchan- disers 4. Hauser. J-oan: Jody : G.A.A. l: Hockey 1.2.3: War Stgmp Representative l: Tower News Representutwe 3; Gens Togcro 1.2; Spanish Club 3.4-: Minstrels l.2.3.4: Senior Choir 3.4: Sophomore Choir 2.Heushe. Laura JoAnn: LG : Home Economics Club 2.4: MTnstrels 2.3.4: Beta Chi 4: Tower Y 4: Tholian 3.4. ' Row 6-Heimsalh. Ruth: G.A.A. 1.2.3.4: Gems Togoto 1.2: Girls' Glee Club 1.2.3.4: Spanish Club 3.4: Tower Y 3.4: Tennis C4ub 3.4. Helml'ng. Susan: Sue : Entered Wiihrow in Sophomore Year. Gens Togolc 2; French Club 4: Wifhrow Players 2.3.4: Tennis CM: 3.4: Tower Y 3.4-. Hendricks. John Truim Beta HiVY 4: chs' Giee Club 2.3.4: Minstrels 1.2.3.4. 0 Row 7-Henriques. Joyce: Gens Togolo 1.2.3.4: Tennis Club 3.4: Tip Toppers 2.3.4: OFF Key Club 2: ThaHon Moke-up 3.4: Minstrel Moke-up 4: Minstrel Usher 4. Henritzy. Jean: Athletic Represenmtive l; Girls' Glee Club l.2.3.4. Librarian 2.3: A Copello Choir 3.4. Sec- retary 4: Minstrel 3: Annual Art SfoH 3.4: Pep Squad 4. Herberr. John: Herb : MinstreWs 1.2.3.4: Band 1.2.3.4: Symphonic Band 2.3.4: Camera Club l.2: Alpha HI-Y 3: Annual Representcfive 4: Tip Toppers 3.4: Beta Hi-Y 4-: Physics Club 3. seniors o ..Row.14Hermetef. Potrfcio; Pot : GAA. 1.2.3.4: Archery 2.3.4: Builseye Club 2: Baseball 2: VoHeyball l.2.3.4: Basketball 3.4; Chord Music 4: Minstrels 4. Herron, Ruth Ann: Ruthie . Herschede. Mary Frances; MP : Tholian 3: Future Merchandisers 4: Minstrels l.2.3.4: Senior CouncH 4: Jr. Town Meeting Debate 3. . Row 2-Herschelmun, Robert: nHerscl'w : Marching Band 3.4: WM!- row Players 4: Minstrels 3.4: Symphom'c Bend 3.4: Drum Moior 4. Hewett. Dorothy: UDoHy : Transferred From Thornton Township High Schod 'm Sophomore year. Harvey. Illinois. Nature Club 2: Home- making Club 3. Heston. June: Alpha Y l2: Tennis Club 3: Minstrels 234' Future Merchandking Club 4. . Row 34Hilberr. Jo Ann: 4'Jo : Bowling l.3.4: Swimming CM: 1.3: Minstrels 3.4: Baseball 3. Hill. Kenneth Wayne: Ken : Football 4: Entered Irom Deer Park High in senior year. Hill, Mary Lee; Spanish Club 3: Minstrels 1.2.3.4: Home EC. Club 3,4: G.A.A. 3.4: Archery 3.4: Volleyball 4: Baseball 4: Beta Chi 4: Tower Y 3.4: Pep Squad 4. 0 Row FHofsleHer. Edward: Ed . Holwadel, Douglas: Doug : Football 1.2: Wifhrow Players l.2.3.4; Pep Squad Leader 4; Minstrels Stage Crew l.2.3: Orchesirc Manager 1.2. Hall, Nancy Lowry: GAA. 1.2: Gens Tagore 2: Annual Literary Stuff 3: Tholiun 3.4; Tennis Club 4: VoHeyboH I.2.3: Basketball 1,2; Swimming C1ub 1.2.3: Athletic Representative 2, 4 Row 5-Honaker. Joyce; Jo : Alpha Y i2: Tower Y 4: Merchan- dising 4: Minstrels 4. Hopkins, Jeanean; HJeonEe : Minstrel Crew 4: Hockey 4: Home Economics Club 4: Tip Toppers 4: Beta Chi 4. Hop- per. Peggy Ann: Minstrels 3.4: Tower Y 3.4; Home Economics Club 2,3,4: Bowling Club I.2.3.4: G.A.A. 3.4: Athletic Representative 3. 0 Row 6-Hosmer. Linda. Howard. Mariorie: Margie : Girls' Glee Club 1.2.3: A Coppellu Choir 4: Volleyball 2.3. Huber. Mary Arlene: Home Economics Club 3: Tower Y 3: Tip Toppers 3.4: Boang 3: Merchandising Club 4. 0 Row 74Hucksoll. JoAnn: Jo : Literofos l.2: Tower Y 3.4: Scrib- blers 3.4; Gens Togotc 3.4; French Club 2.3: Annual Literary $901? 2: Annual Business Staff 4: Future Teachers of Amercio 4. Hughes, Peggy; Peg : Withrow Players 2,3,4: Tower Y 3.4: Gens Togafc l,2: Alpha Y 1.2: Literatos l,2; G,A.AY 3,4: Tennis Club 3.4: Spanish Club 3.4: Annqu Representative 2. Hume, James: Jim : Camera Club 2: Ger- man Club 3,4: Track 2.3.4: Basketball 3.4: M'msrrek 2.3.4: Boys' Glee Club 2.3.4: Senior Choir 4; Tower News 2. o seniors Page thirfy-nine 0 Row lsHummel. Lynn; Hum : Swimming 2.3.4: Track 2.3.4: Physics Club 3; Railroad Club 2.3.4: W.V.A.C. 4. Huston. Richard J.: Husty : Tower News Home Representative. Iorfida. Grace; Tootsie: Volley- boFI 2.3.4; GAA. 3.4: Beta Chi 4: Home Economics Club 4: Baseball 4. 0 Row 2-Jockson. Ellery. James: Wootsie : Sigma Hi-Y 1.2.3.4: Track 12. Jackson. Lawrence R.; Lorry : Basketball 2.3; Minstrels 3. Jameson. Olive Louise; OlHe : Enfered Wilhrow in senior year from I Terrace Park High School. 0 Row 3-JeFfr'Ies. Mary Jane: Alpha Y I: Beta Chi 2.4.- Lunchroom OHice 3.4: Sovfng Stomp Representative 3. Jewell, Jean Carol: . 'YJeonnIe : G.A.A. 3.4: Boang 3: Future Merchandisers Club 4: Bose- 1 ball 3: Tip Toppers 3.4. Entered Withrow in Junior year From St. Ursuia Academy. Jewefl. Harold C.; Hcl : Tower News Representative l.2; Tower News Repormr 3.4: Tennis Club 3.4: Athlefic Representative 1. . Row 4-Johns. Belly Lolita: Johnnie : Home Economics Club 3: I Minstrel Cosfume Committee 2.3. Johnson. Beatrice Mae: Bea : Foir- que Y-Teen I.2: Volleyball 1.2.3: Hockey l: Jr. Choir 2: 5r. Choir 3,4. Johnson. Gay: Boots : Tower News Represenfcfive 3: ankmboll 3: Bowling 3.4: Volleyball 4: Home Economics CYub 4. 0 Row SsJohnson. Joseph E.; Joe : Band l,2.3.4; Presentation Orchestra 3. Jones. Charles: LongithI : Tip Toppers 3.4.; Track 23.4- Jones. Embury: Track 1.2.3.4: Swimming 3,4; Physics Club 3; Vice- Presidenf 4: Annud Representative 3; Tower News Representative 4: Proiection Crew 2.3; Beta Hi Y 3;A1phc Hi Y 4. . R-ow b-Jonas. Florence: HFIB : Home Economics Club 4: Tholian 3.4: Tip Toppers 2.3.4: Jr. Choir 3: Sophomore Choir 2: Glee Ctub 4: Lunchroom 2.3: Pep Squad 4: Tower News Representative 3. Jordan, Earl; Enfered Wiihrow during Sophomore year; A Capella Chair 3: Treasurer 4: French Club 4; Tholian 4; Tennis Club 4-: Mh-Istrels 3.4-: Madrigal 3.4: Tower News Staff 4-. Jordan. Floyd; uJunior : Football I.2.3.4: Basketball 2.3.4: Track l.2.3.4; Minstrels l: GIee Club I.2.3; Senior Choir 4; Tiger Club 2.3.4; Athletic Representative I.2,3.4. . 0 Row 7-Jordun. Marilyn Jean; Peanut : G.A.A. L4: Tower Y 4: Beta Chi 4. Band I. Jordan, Shirley; Bowling l: Fufuer Merchonfsers Club. Joseph. William; Y'Joe : Bond I.2.3.4: Orchestra 3.4: Mins1rels . 2.3.4. seniors o Page forty 0 Row 14Joy, Barbara Anne, Barb : Entered Wirhrow in Sophomore year: Baseball 4. Jeurgens. Russell: Tennis Club. Jung. Marilyn: Camera Club 2: Tip Toppers 3: Gens Togora 4: Baseball. 0 Row 2-Kelly. Jim. Kelly. John. Kepler. Doris: KepV': GAA. 1.2.3. 4: Hockey l.2.3.4: Basketball l.2.3.4: Volleyball 1.3.4: Baseball 1.2.4: Outing Club I.4: Individud Sports 3.4: Band l,2.3,4; MinsrreEs 2.3.4: French Club 4: Annual Representol'rve 2: Athletic Represemotive I, 0 Row 34Kessel. Paul Raymond: Kess . Kinney. Joel Fernando; Joe : Glee Club I: Tip Toppers 3. Kinney. Richard Burflow: hDeke : Tower News 3.4: Annual Literary Sra-Ff 2.3.4: Gens Togoio 2.3: Physics Qub 3: Tennis Club 3: Minsrrek 3.4: Pep Squad 4. 0 Row 4-Kfphurf. Ridlon; Skip : Sigma Gommu 4: Senior Council 4: Spanish Club 1.2.3.4: Presidenr 4: Alpha Hi-Y 3; Beta Hi-Y 4: Physics Club 3; Cross Country 4: Alternate Cheerleader 4'. Thalion 3.4: Treasurer 4: Baseball Manager I. Kleine. Shirley Ann; Shirl : Girls' Giee Cfub L2: Minstrels l.2.3.4: Annual Sickt 3.4: Tower News l.2.4: S.AA, l.2.3.4: Volleyball 1.2.3.4: Basketball 1.2.3: Hockey l.2.3,4: Dance Club l.2.3.4: Swimming 4: Alpha Y l2; Spanish Club 2: Tower News Represenfmive l,4.' Annual Representative 4', Tip Toppers 2,3,4: Treasurer 2: Recording Secrefury 3. Klum. E. Thomas: HTam : Philolagiu 3.4: French Club 4: Tower News 2.3. 0 Row 5-Klundf. Jean: Alpha Y 2; Tower Y 3.4: Spanish Ciub 3: Tennis Club 3.4. Kncbe. Gerald: HJerry . Knapp, Robert: Bob : OHset Club 4: Annual Representative I. 0 Row 6-Knose. Jerry: Basketball 1: Track I; Oens Togafo l.2.3.4: Physics Club 4: Wifhrow Picyers 2.3. Treasurer 4: M'msfrels 3.4: PhHologm 3.4: Sigma Gamma 4. President: Baseball 1: A Capella Choir 2.3.4: Junior Choir l. Kober. Beverly; Bev : Junior Class 2: Girls' Glee Club 3: Tennis Club 3: Tower Y 3.4. Kober. Bob: Sigma Gamma 4. Secretary. Treasurer 4: Philologiu 3.4: A CcpeHa Choir 2.3, 4: Minstre's l.2.3.4: Madrigal Singers 3 UKhernoteJ; Glee Ciub 1: Gens Togoto l.2: Physics Club 3. President 3: Nature Club 3: Tower News Representative 3. 0 Row 7-Koenigqumer. Lesla Harrier: Alpha Y 2: Tower News 2: Furure Teachers of America 4: Home Economics Club 4. Korengel. Edwin: Tower News Representative I: Annual Represenrotive 2: Track 3: Minstrels 3.4: Wifhrow Players 2.3.4, President 4: Physics Club 3. Treasurer 3: PhilolOQio 3.4: Alpha Hi-Y 3: Beta Hi-Y 4-: Glee Club 3.4: Junior Choir 2.3: Tower News Reporter 3: Sigma Gamma 4: Boskefboll I. Kosche. Nancy: Nan : 6AA. 3.4: Tip Toppers 3.4: Home Economics Club 3.4. o seniors Page forfy-one 0 Row I-Kr011. Charles; Charley : Physics Club: Spanish Chlb: Gems Togoro: Football 2.- Trock 1.2.3.4; Bela Chi. Krembos. Jeannette: Jennie : Entered Withrow in Junior Year from De Vilbis High School. Kyrlach. Nancy. Non : Spanish Club 2.3.4; Dance Club l.2.3.4: Vice- President 4: Tennis Club 4: G.A.A. 1.2.4: Annual Represenrmwe 1.2: MinsVels 1.2.3.4: Mcke-up Chairman 3.4: Tip Toppers l.2.3.4. ' Row 24Lamberf. Jo Ann; 4'Joiy : Bowling 2.3.4: Archery 3.4: Bela Chi 4: VoHeyboH 3. Long. Louise Margaret: Louie : Junior Choir: Future Teachers of America: Tower Y 4-. Larsen. James: ch2 : Physics Club 2.3.4: Radio Club 2.3.4: Stage Crew l.2.3. 0 Row 34Lquler. Walter; Walt : Swimming Team 1.2. German Club I: Alpha Hi-Y: Beio HLY. Layne. Betty Jean: Home Economics Club 2.3. Secrefcry 3. Vice-Presidenf 4-; Tower Y 4. Leach. Mary Elimberh: Libby : Y Teens 2.3.4. Treasurer 4. ' Row 4wnLea'xe. Mary Jane: Literatos I.2; Music Club 2'. French Club 2.3.4. Treasurer 3. Vice-Presidenr 4; Annual Representative 3: Scribbler: 3.4. Leonard. Alice: Y Teens 1.2.3.4; Home Economics Club 3.4: French Club 4: VolleybaH 2.3; Basketball 2.3. Lessel. BeHy Lou: G.A.A. 2.3.4: Volleyball 2-. Hiking Club l.2.3,4-: Archery 3.4-: Beta Chi 4: Home 3: Economics Club 3.4: Tower Y 3.4; Minstrels 2.3.4: Pep Squad 4. 0 Row 54Linger. Wade: Swimming Team l.2.3.4: Boys Glee Club 2.4: A Capella Choir 3. 4; MInstrek. Lcheide. Nancy: Noncem: Dance Club; Home Economics Club: Tower Y. Long. Beny Lou: Lu : 6AA. l.2.3.4: Dance Club 1.2.3.41 Minstrels I.2.3.4: Cheerleaders 4'. Spanish Club 2: Athletic Representative 3: Dux Femino 4: Hockey 1.2.3.4: Volleyball I.2.3.4: Basketball l.2.3.4; BaseboH 3.4: Individual Sports 4'. Tower News 4. 0 Row 64Lumley. Lowe Thomas: Lum : Foorball 1.2.3.4: Athletic Represenmtlve 1: Truck I.2.3.4: Philologio 3.4: Sigma Gamma 4. Vice President: Wifhrow Varsity AtHetic Club 3.4. LuHrell. Norman: Norm . Machen. Don; Mach : Football 2.3.4: Gym Teom 1.2.3.4: Minstrels 2. 3.4: Track. A A :4mua... 0 Row 7-Mac Williams. Charles: Mac . Magi . Paul: Football 2. 3. 4; Co-Copmfn 4; A Coppella Choir 2.3.4: President 4: Madrigal Choir 2.3.4: Boys Glee Club 1: anstrek l.2.3.4; Orchesiro 3.4; Wirhrow .4 Players 4: Offset Club 3: Withrow Varsiry Athletic Club. Mugly. Shirley: Shiri : GAIL 1.2.3.4: Archery l.2.3.4: Bulls Eye Club 1.2.3.4: Baseball 2.3.4: Basketball 1.2.3.4: Referee 3.4: Bowling 3.4; Volleyball l.2,3.4: Referee 4: Outing Club 2.3.4: Thulion Dramatic Club 4: Minstrels 4-: Pep Squad 4: Beta Chi 3.4: Tower Y 4: Individual Sports 4-. seniors o Page forty-fwo 0 Row 1414101511. James: Jim : Entered Withrow in Junior year. Males. David: Dove : A Cope11o Choir 3.4: Nature C1Ub l: Minsfrels 3: Jun1or Choir 2: Physics Club 3. Mallin. Jackson: Jock : Freshman Choir 1: Junior Choir 1.2: A1pha Hi-Y 3: Beta Hi-Y 4, 0 Row Z-Murbly. Everett: FoolboH, Easkefbcll: Track: Mixed Chorus. Martin. Elizabeth: Lif-Fy : Latin CIUB 1.2: G.PsA. 3.4: Nofure Club 3.4; Treasurer 4: Tower Y 3.4: Junior Choir 1: GirlsY Glee C1ub 2.3.4: Sw1mming 3. Martin. Kaifh Edward; 3'Skeers . . Row 34Mnrfin. Ryder: Ry : Jun1or Choir 1.2; Boys1 G139 Club 2. 3: A Capella Choh 3.4: Orchesfru 3.4: Bond 1.2.3.4: Minstre1s 1.2.3.4: Physics C1ub 4: Off Key Club 2.3; Trombone Quartet 3.4. Mason. Lowell. Mason. Shirley; HShirl : Bow11ng 4: G,A.A. 1.2.4: Tower Y 4: Archery 1.3.4: Bu11's Eye Club 1.4: Beta C111 4: Home Economics Club 4: Pep Squad 4: Vo11eyb011 3. 0 Row 44Manhews. John MacDoweIl: Tennis C1ub 2.4: Wirhrow players 2.3.4: Tower News 3.4: Co-Ediror First Page 4: Senior Council 5: M1nsrre1 Stage Crew 2.3.4: Npho H1-Y: Pres1denr 3: Beta H1-Y 4: Physlcs C1ub 3. Maxson. Vernun: Track 2.3.. McCray. Mcrcaline: Mercy : Tri HLY Teens 1.2.3.4: Voi1eybcll 1.2. 0 Row 5-McDonalc1. Jack: Mac : Bowling Team 3.4. McDuHee. Pairicia: Put : A Capella Choir 1.2.3.4: Librarian 3.4: Modrigo1 Choir 3.4: Whhrow P1ayer5 1.2.3.4: Minstrels 2.3.4: G.A.A. 2.3.4: Archery 2.3.4: Tennis 2: Annual Representative 2,4: Cheerleader 3.4: Tennis Club 2.3: Beta C11i 3: ViceAPresidenI 3: Gena 109010 1.2: Tower News 1.2.3; French C1ub 3.4: Alpha Y 2: Tower Y 4-: Music Club 1.2: Liferoms 1.2: Spanish C1ub 23: Senior Council 4. McElfresh. Marlhu Sue: Sue : A Capella Choir 4: Gir1s' Glee C1ub 3:011 Key C1ub 1.3: Alpha Y 1.2: Tower Y 4: Beta Chi 3; Tower News Represenmfive 2: GAA. 4. 0 Row b-Mclnfyre. Lois: G.A.A. 12: Spanish Club 3: Tower Y 3: Bowling C1ub 4. McLaughlin. Lois: Lirerutcs 1.2: Gens Togmo 1.2: GAA. 1:A1p110 Y 1.2: Crescendo Club 1: 011 Key Club 2: Sophomore Choir 2: Tower Y 3: Minstrel Crew 3: Scribb1er5 3. 4: Lunch Room 4: Dux Femino 4. McManaman, Morley: Mort : Bond 2.3.4: Symphonic Band 2.3.4: Orchestra 3.4: Presentmion Orchesfro 3.4: 01:1 Key C1ub 2.3: M1n51re15 3.4-: Spanish Club 4. 0 Row 7-McMannis. William: Mac : Camera C1ub 1.2: 10111 Grade Cho1r: Boys' Glee Club: Minstrels 3: Senior Cho1r 3,4. Meacham, Thelma Mary: Shelm : Glee Club 4. Meier. Shirley Lou: Tower Y 3.4: Tennis Club 3.4: 6AA. 2.3.4: Volleyball 2.3.4: Tower News Representa- tive 1. o seniors Page Forty-fh ree Page forfy-Four . Row 1 MeIampy Marianne; Minsirels 3.4: Tower Y 4: S.AJK. 4: Tennis Club 3.4: Thulian Dromaric C1ub 3.4: Gee Club 4: Individual Sports: Annual Advertising Sch. Merckle. Rose Ann: 'Rosie : Home Economics Club 3.4: Secremry 4: Bowling Ciub 3.4: Minstrel Cosiume Design Committee 2.3.4: Tower Y 4-: Bare CHI 4. Melts, James: Jamie : Entered Wifhrow 'In Junior year. Bond 3.4: Glee Cth 3.4; Junior Choir 3; Minstrels 3,4. 0 Row Z-Meyer, Herbert: Herb : Football l.2: Track I.?.4: Beta Chi 4. Meyer, Jack: Nature Club 1.4: Stomp and Coin Club 2: Presentation Orchestra 2.4-: Physics Club 4: Spanish Club 4: Orchestra 1.2.4. Michelkmcn. Josephine: Jo : French Club 2: Bond 2.3.4: German Cmb 3.4: Minstrel Presentation Orchestra 2,3: Orchestra 3. 0 Row 3-Miller. Conrad Rosevelh Conie : Offset Club 2.3.4: Tennis Team 3.4: Orchestra 2.3.4: Bond 2. Miller. Ruth: Ruthie : Bowling Club 3. Miller. Shirley: Shirl . 0 Row FMinning. Edward: Ed : Minstrels 3.4: Radio Club 3.4. Mithoefer. WHIiam: Mir : Boys' Glee Club 2.3.4: Junior Choir 2: Minstrels 2.3.4: Swim Team 2.4: Annual Representative 2.3.4: Physics Club 3: Alpha Hi-Y 3: Annual Ad Stuff 4: Tower News Ad SIoH 4: Cross Country 4: Thulion 4, Mitroff, Walter: Gens Toguta l: Busketbail 1.2: Physics Ciub 3: Football 2-, Senior Council 4: Annual Ad STQFF 4: Spanish Club 4: Aiphc Hi-Y 3. 0 Row 5-Mohn. Marilyn: Graduated in Three Years: Home Economics l,2.3: Spanish CMJb 2.3: Sewing Committee Minstrels 3: Bowling 3: Tower Y 3. Morris. Mary: Murrie : Basketball 3: Bowling 3: VolleyboH 4; Home Economics Club 4. Morris. Roberi: HBob : Entered Withrow in Sophomore Year: SWI'mming 3.4: Alpha Hi-Y 3: Beta Hon 4-: Physics Club 3: Track 3,4. 0 Row 6-Morr'ls-on, George Thomas: Torn : Swimming Team 3.4-: Stump Club I. Morten. Ann: Mort : Home Economics Ciub I; Annual Representative 3: Minsfrels 3.4, Morton. Mary. . Row T-Mowery. Donald: HDon : Spanish Club 4. Muhlhofer. Lou: Annual Advertising StcH 4, MuHikin. Ann Brenda: Annie . seniors o 9 Row l-Murphy. Allen: Murph : Swim Team 1.2.3.4: Life Saving 2.3.4: Latin Club 1.2.3.4: Tholion 3.4: Lunchroom 2.4: Philologiu 3.4: Spanish Club 4: Alpha Hi-Y 3: Bare HI-Y 4: Tiger Club 4. Myers. Barbara: Barbie : Entered Wifhrow in Sophomore Year: Junior Choir 2.3: Girls' Glee Club 4: G,A.A, 3.4: Tennis dub 3: Minstrels 3; Pep Squad 4: Tower News Reparfer 4-: Spanish 2.3: Wilhrow Players 2.3.4: Dance Club 2.3. Myers. Ronuid: Junior Choir 2: A Capella Choir 3.4: Tower News Represenfofive 4-. . Row 24Myler. Mary: Bond 2.3.4: G.A.A. 1.2.3.4: Hockey 1.2.3.4: Volleyball 1.2; Basketball 1.2: Baseball 1.2.3: Outing Club 1.2: Athletic; Representative l: Tower News Represenfmive l.2.3. Nuegel. Doris; Dody Alpha Y 2: Beio Chi 3; Home Economics Club 3. Nair. George: HYotz : OHsei Club 3.4: Truck 1.2.3.4: Cross Country 1.2: Tiger Club 1.2.3.4. I 0 Row 3-Neul. Jean: GAA. 2.3.4: Merchandising Club 4. Neison. James: Jim : Football l.2.3.4: Basketball 1.2.3.4: Baseball 2.3.4; Tiger Club 2.3.4. Nelson. Nancy Louise: Sophomore Choir 2: A CcpeHc Choir 3.4: Special Choir 3: Dance Club l.2.3.4: Drum Moiorene 3.4: Wirhrow PFoyers !.2.3.4: Minstrels 2.3.4: G.A.A. l.2.3.4: Hockey 1: Gen: Toga'ro 2: Spanish Club 3.4: Tower News Staff 2.3.4. ' Row 4-Newbold. Party Ann: New : Editor of Tower News 4-: Co- Edi'or of First Page 3: Spanish Club 1.2.3.4: Scribblers 3.4: Dux Femino 4: Minstrel Make-up 42.3.4: G.A.A. l: Bull's Eye Club 1'. Riding C4ub 3: Tholion 3.4. Newhart. Jean: .Jo : Annual Represemufive 1.2: GAA. l. Nichfing. Robert: NicV': Beta Chi 4. . Row S-Nicoiaci. Clara: HNick : Volleyball 2.3: Gym Office 4: G.A.A. 3.4: Beta Chi 4, Neimun. Frederick: Fritzn. Norman. Robert: HBob : Tower News 4: Lunchroom Staff 2.3.4. 3 Row 6-Oelericl1. William: Willie : Annual Art Staff 3.4-; Design 4w Annual Cover '48. Oldhum. Barbara Joanne: Babs : Entered Wirhrow in Junior Year From Dixie Heights: Homemaking Club 4-. Oldrieve. Robert: Physics Club 4; Swimming Team 1. 0 Row 7-OJiveria. Eunice Chiarena: HEunie : Minstrels 2.3: Spanish Club 3.4; Beta Chi 3.4: Lunchroom 2.3.4; Tholicn 3; Treasurer's OHice 4: Home Economics Oub 4: Tower Y 4'. Annual Advertising Stmr-F 3: Co-Adverlising Manager 4. Orme. Donald: Done : Offset Club 4. Ortfng. Robert: Bob . 0 seniors Pogeio'rfy-five Page fortyusix . Row iFOwens. Jean Ann: Tip Toppers 3.4. Pualz. Eugene: Future Teachers sf America: Beio Chi 4. Pace. William; Ace : Tower News 2.3.4: Sports Editor 3.4: Lorin Club 2.- Annuol SIQH 3; Philobgia 3.4. 0 Row 2-Pqndilidis. Carl: Track I.- Tower News 3; Npha HLY 3: Barn Chi 4: Beta HLY 4. Parker. June: Junie : Volleyball 1; BowlIng 2: Alpha Y l2: Gens Tagore l.2; Spanish Club 3', G.A.A. l.2.3.4: Riding Club l.2.3: Tower Y 3.4: Tennis Club 3.4: Tholion 4. Pullerson. Howard: HFGF': Bond 1.2.3.4: Orchestra 2.3.4; Presentation Orchesrro 2.3. 0 Row 3yPaHerscn. Ruby: Bright Eyes : G.A.A. 1.2: Volleyball 1.2.3: Fu'rure Teachers sf America 4: Pep Squad 4. Plahs. Werner: War Stomp Representative 1: Minstrels 3: Beta HI-Y 4. Poerfner. Earle; Brother : Football 1.2; Track I: Basketball 1; War Stump Representm Hve LZ: Lunch Room 4. . Row FPoFder. Marlene; Marty : Gens Togoio l.2.' Future Mer- chandisers 4. Poulier. Douglas. Przykop. Lorna Evelyn: Bunny . . Row 5-Radcliff. Jack: Alpha Hi-Y 3. Ruhe. Robert: Bob : Boys Glee Club 2.3: A Capella Choir 4: M'Iclrfgal Alternate 4: Annuoi Art StoFF 2.3.4: Ediior 4; Production Manager 4: Minstrels 2.4. Rasfeld. Dorothy: HDotty . O Row 64Ruymond. Barbara: Bobbie : G.A.A. 2: BoskefboH 1: Volleyball 2: Outing Club 1.2.3; Camera Club 2; Minstrel Crew 2.3.4; Annual Advertising Stuff 3; Future Merchandisers 4. Reed. Shirley: SI'HrI : Minstrels 2.3.4: Volleyball 1.2.3: G.A.A. 2.3: Merchandising Club 4.- Boseboll l: Outing Club l,2.3: Annuoi Ad SfoH 3. Reeves. Harry: Football Manager l.2-. Track Manager 1.2.3.4: Swimming 2, 0 Row 7-Reichle. Ann; Annie : Tower News 3.4: First Page Editor 4: Thclion 3.4: A Capella Choir 3: Minstrels l.2.3.4: Gens Togoto 2.3.4: French Club 4: Tennis Club 3.4: Tenth Grade Choir 2: G.A.A. 1: Volleyball l: Basketball 1; Annual Advertising Staff 4; Athlefic Re- presentative 2: Tower News Representative 4. Reif. Carol Lynn; 44Reife : Afhleii: Representative l: Spanish Club 2.3.4: G.A.A. 3.4: Annual Li'rerory Staff 3,4; Annual Representative 3: Tip Toppers 3,4: Tholion 31Tennis Club 4: Minstrels 3.4: Baseball 2.3'. Voileyboll 2.3. Resor. Tom; 3Tiny : Tip Toppers 2.3.4: A Capella Choir 3.4-. En+ered Withrow in Sophomore year from Country Day School. seniors o ' Row I-Reynolds. Joan: Joanie : Beta Chi 3: Future Merchandisers 4. Rhodes. Garden: Truck 2: Football 3: Junior Choir 3; A Coppello Choir 4: Tennis Ciub 4. Rice. Shirley: BAA. 34: Swimming 1:3.4: Boskefboll 1:2; Bosebcli l2: VaHeybaH l.2. 0 Row 24Riemensperger. Howard: Rieme : Senior Choir 3, 4: Lunch- room 2,3.4. Rieser, John: Track 3,4: Loh'n Club 34: Tower News Representative l; Alpha Hi-Y 3: Athletic Representative 4. Riley, Charles Scuff: hSCOHiBHI Swimming i: M'mstreh. 1.2.3: Thalion 3:4: Music Ciub 2: A CopeHa Choir 2:3,4: Glee Club. 0 Row 3-Risinger, Norah Mae: Sporlde : G.A.A. 3,4: Home Eco- nomics Ciub 4: Tower Y 4-: Bare Chi 4: Treasurer's OHice 3.4. Roads, Mary Ann: TronsFerred From Tucson Senior High in Tucson: Arizona. Robinson. Marie AntoineHe; uRee : Enfered WiThrow From LaFoyeHe Bloom in Sophomore year: GAA. 2.3:4: Baseball 23: VoHeyball 3: Y Teens 3.4: Future Teachers 0F America 4: Pep Squad 4. . Row FRobinson. Roger: Trigger . Roewer, Betty; Bets : Tenfh Grade Choir 2: Junior Choir 3.4. Rohrscheib. Shirley. 0 Row 5-Rose. Ruth: Ruthie : Annucd Representative 1: Beta Chi 3: Library 4: Tower News 4. Rest. Albert: Al : Camera Club 3. Rouse. Roberi: uBob : Alpha Hi-Y 3; Beta Hi-Y 4. 0 Row 64Rouse. Sylvia: Annual Representative 2; ThoHcm 3.4: Fufure Teachers of America 4. Rowe, Joyce: Alpha Y 2: Ghee Club 3: Future Merchandisers 4. Rowland. Arlene: Home Economics Club 3. 0 Row 74Rudolph. James: Rudy : Cheerleader 4-: Pep Squad 4; Came to WIthrow in Junior year. Russell. Gene: Gen: Togmc l.2.3.4-: German Club 3: Tholion 34: Nature Club 3: Glee Club 4: Volleyball 2,3,4: Basketball 1,2: Tower Y 3.4: Home Economics Club 4. Rye. Walter: Wolf : Truck I.2.3.4: Cross Country 2: Vorshy Athletic Club 2.344: Physics Club 3:4; Tower News 3; Alpha HLY 3: Beta HT-Y 4-. o seniors Page f0 rfy-seven .Row 1-Savery. Judy: Swimming Club 1.3.4: GAA. 4; Volleyball 1: Gens Togo'ro 1. 2: Spanish Club 3: Minslrels 3. 4. Scheiffele. Joyce: Gen: Togofo 1: Minstrels 2.3; Bowling 4-: Pep Squad 4. Schilever. JoAnn: Jo : 6AA. 1.2.3.4: Hockey 1: Vol1eyb011 1.2.3.4: Boske1b011 1.2.3.4: Baseball 1.2.3.4: Bowling 3.4: Tower Y 4: Physics Club 4: Athletic Representative 4. ' Row ZmSchiesinger. Virginia: Ginny : A Cope11c Choir 3.4: M1nstrels 3.4: Tennis Club 3: Spanish Club 3.4: Tower News Represen- tafive 2.3.4: G.A,A. 4. Schmidl. John; Jock : Glee Club 3.4: Junior Choir 3: Minslrels 3.4: German Club 3: Hi-Y 3: Tha1ian 3. Schroeder. Erwin: Erv . K 0 Row 3-Schrof. William: 3111 : Golf Team 3.4: Alpha Hi-Y 3: Spanish Club 2.3; Beta Hi-Y 4. Schuler. Daniel: Don : Tenth Grade Choir 2: Boys' G1ee Club 3.4; Sw1mming Team 2.3.4: Minslrels 3.4. Schuli'e. Lesler; Les . 0 Row 4--Schu1h. Edward Garfield: E.G. : Comero Club 3: Spanish Club 3.4; Annual Ad Staff 4: Annual Literary SicFF 3.4. Schuln. JaneI: Dux Fem1no 4: G.A.A. 1.3.4: Archery 1.3.- Boske1bo1l 1: Tower Y 3.4: Tower News Representmive 1: Alpha Y 1.2: Gens Tcgoto 1.2.3.4: Literofcs 1.2: Tennis Club 2: Minstrel Moke-up CommiHee 2.3.4.- Thalian 3.4: Scribblers 3.4. Schwaru. Donna; Du1c1'1 :Tcwer Y 3.4: G,A.A. 1.2: OFFice 2.3: Minstrel Make up Committee 2.3.4: Baseball 12; VolleyboH 1.2.3. . Row 5 -Schwier. Mary; Med : Dux Femino 4: G.A.A. 1.2.3.4: Archery 2.3.4: Bull's Eye Club 2.3.4: Volleyball 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3. 4: Baseball 2.3.4: Outing Club 2.3.4: Bowling 3,4; Individual Sporfs 4: Minslrels 3.4: 13610 C111 3.4: Thclion 4: Athletic RepresenmIive 4. Scolfon. Rodney; Scottie : Swim Team 2: War Stamp Representative 1. Seiler. Glenn: Entered Withrow In Senior year form WefhersHeld High. Wethersfield Conn. . Row 6-Se1by. Barbara June; Janie : Liferolcs 1.2: Gena Tagore 1.2.3.4: Pres1den1' 4: Scribblers 3.4: Dux Femino 4; Tower Y 3.4: G.A.A. 2.3.4: Volleyball 2.3.4: Thulion 3.4: M1n51re1 Usher 3.4: Minstre1 Costume Commiffee 1.2.3.4. ShackelFord, Dorothy: D01 : Y Teen 1.2. 3.4: Volleyball 1.2.3. Shaw, Mary Lou: G.A.A. 1: Tower Y 4; Home Economics Club 4. 0 Row 74Sh1nkle. William. 118111 : Baseball 3. Shoup. Beny Jean: Ben : G.A.A. 1.2.4; Volleyball 1.2.4: Beta C111 4-: Tower Y 4: Home Economics Club 4. Showes. Rena Be11e: Bright Eyes : Volleyball 1.2.3: Y Teens 1.2.3.4. seniors o .. Page ferryreighf 0 Row 1-Shusler. John: uShu : Gens Togcro 1.2.3.4: Nature Club 1: Boys' C1ub 3.4: Minstre1s 3.4: Tower News Representative 4. Sideroff. Mary: Bowling 1.4: Volleyball 1: Home Economics Club 3.4; Beta C111 4: Tower Y 4: G.A.A. 4. Sifers. Hertha: Harrie : GAA. 1.3.4: Archery 1.3: Swimming 1.3.4: Baseball 2; Volleyball 3: Alpha Y 1.2: Glee Club 3.4: Annual Literary Stag 2.3.4; Gens Togam 2.3.4: Spanish Club 3.4: Tholion 3.4: Minstrel Usher 3.4; Dux Femina 4: Scribblers 4. 0 Row 2-Sifers, John: Junior : Swim Team 1.2.3.4; MinstreLs 2.3.4: Boys' Glee Club 2.3.4: Cross Country 1: Tholion 3.4: Gens Togclc 2.3: Ph1101ogio 3.4: Alpha Hi-Y 3: Beta Hi-Y 4; T1ger Club 4-. Smith. Phyllis: HPhil : Literatos 1.2: G.A.A. 1.2.4: Volleyball 1.2.4: Baseball 1.2.4: French Club 2.3.4: Locker Keys 1.2.3.4: Tower News 3.4: Beta C111 4. Snapp. Betty Jean: Bet . 0 Row 34Snew. Donna: G.A.A. 1.2: Hockey 1.2.3: BosketbaH 1.2: Glee Club I: Thulion 4. Snyder. Huze1: Huz : War Stamp Repre4 senfcvae 1: Tower News 2. Sonnemun. Janet Mae: Speed . ' Row FSpm-Il'ng. Jacqueline Ruth: Jackie : Minstrels l. Spechf, Loraine: Rainy : Spanish C1ub 3.4: Home Economics Ciub 4: Future Teachers 01 America 4. Spees, Robert: Bob : Nature Club 1.2: Athletic Representative 2: Camera C1ub 2.3:Annuo1 Advertising StoH 4. O Row 5-Sprandel. Jean: Alpha Y 1.2: Annual Representative 2: Bow1ing Club 2.3: G.A.A. 3.4: Basketball 3: Future Merchandisers Club 4. Spurlock, Hubert: Track 1. Siamels. BeMy Lee: Bee : G,A.A. 1.3.4: M1ns1r9153.4: Baseball 1.3.4: Spanish C1ub3.4:Tower Y 4: Beta Chi 4: VolleyboH 1.2.3.4. ' Row b-SIanforfh. Carlton: Nature Club 1.3: Thalion Crew 3.4: Railroad Club 2.3: Minsrrel Crew 2.3.4: Physics Club 3: Npho HiVY 3: Beta Hi-Y 4. 5+. Clair. Marfhu: Mofsy : SponIsh Club 2.3: Tower Y 3: Beta C111 3.4T G.A.A. 3: Archery 3; Annuo1 Ad S1G1C1 3.4: Treasurer's OHice 4: Home Economics C1ub 4. Steele. Joyce Lee: Jo : Beta C111 4. 0 Row 7-59einoFF. Janet: Jon : German Club 1.2.3.4: Y Teens 1.3.4: Sophcmore Chm'r 2: Junior Choir 3: Glee C1ub 4: Physics Club 4: G.A.A. 12.3.4; Minstrels 3,4. Sleinkamp, Audu: GAJX. 1.2.3.4: Archery 3: Basketball 1: Volleyball 1.2.4: Baseball 1: Hiklng Club 1.2.3.4: Tower Y 3.4: Home Economics C1ub 3.4: Spanish Club 3: Minstrels 1.2. 3.4. Sleinkamp. Betty: '1Befs : Minstrels 1.2.3.4: Beta Chi 3.4; Tower Y 4: Home Economics Club 4: Basketball 4. o seniors Page 10r1y4nine Page fifty 0 Row l-Sfeinwarf. Roland; Stinie : Physics Club 3: Tip Toppers 4-: Beta HLY 4: Annual Representative 4. Shane. Marlene; Toots : Entered Wirhrow in Senior Year Ircm Pasadena. Texas. Slephens. Steve: Stevie : Tower News Representative 1: Track 2: Gens Togofo 2.3. 0 Row 24Sfewurl. June: Stew : Tennis Club 3; Pep Squad 4: Tower Y 4, S'riclrer. Carol Lou: Bond 2.3.4: Minstrels 3.4-: Tip Toppers 3.4: German Oub 2.3.4: Annual Stuf-F 2. Struck. Ann; Annie : Tower Y 3. 4'. Athlevic Representative 1; Annuo1 Representative L2: Tennis Oub 3,4: Pep Squad 4. 9 Row 34Sfuemer. Joanlee: Joan : Annual Representative 2: Bowling Team 1.2.4: Tennis Club 4. Sfuewe. Charles; Chuck : Orchestra i.2.3: OH Key Cfub; Minstrels 2.3; Physics Club 3: A CoppeHa Choir 4. Summers. Harold: Scooly : A Cappello Choir 2.3.4: Glee Club 4: IOIh Grade Choir 2. Camera Oub 2.3.4: Minstrels 3.4: Tower News 3.4. 0 Row 4-Suffon. Franklin: Tubby : Football 1.2.3.4: Tiger Club 3.4: President 4: Track l.2.3.4: Annuu1 Representative l. Swift. Patricia Anne: HPm : Lirercros l: Gens Togofc l.2.3.4: Minstrels 1.2.3.4: Student Choirmcm Cosrumes 2: Future Merchandisers Club 4: Secretary 4, Sykes. Dick: Phsycc : Reserve Tennis: Tennis Club: Railroad Club: Camera Club. . Row S-Tackenberg. Nancy: Tack : A Cappello Choir 4: Glee Club 3: Junior Choir I23: Tower News 3.4; Exchange Editor 4'. Tip Toppers 3.4.- Recording Secretary 3; Minstrels 3.4: Thoch 3.4: Vice- President 4: Tower Y 3: Alpha Y 2; G.A.A. 3.4: Archery 3: BuH's Eye Club 3.- Swimming Club 3.4: Tower News Representative 4. Taylor. Dave: Sport : RoHrood Club 3; Stage Crew Monoger I,2.3.4: Minsrrels 1.2.3.4: Annual Represenmiive 12; German Club 4; Thalion 3. Taylor. William Leroy. Willie : Foolbali l: Physics Club 3: Vice-President: Swimming 1.2: Track I: Annual Liiercry SmH 2.3.4; Co-Editor 4: Senior Council: Minsfrek Stage Crew 2.3.4: Philologio 3.4: Correspond- ing Secretary 4. 0 Row 6-Templeron. Gilbert: Gil : Minstrels. Tenbrink. Jim. Thatcher. Ernest Jr. Fish : Bond 4. 0 Row T-Thompson. Charisse. Thompson. Elvera: Minstrels l.2.3.4: A CoppeHu Choir 2.3.4: Orchestra 2.- French Club 2; Dance Club Accompanist l: Madrigal Accompanisf l.2.3.4: Thompson. John: Gens Togoto 2: Football Manager 1.2.3.4: Physics Club 3; Tiger Club 2.3.4. seniors o 0 Row 1.Thorns. Kevin; Kev : Entered Witl'wraw lrom St Xavier 3n Freshman year. Senior Choir 3.4; Junior Choir 2', lth Grade Choir 2: Minstrels 3; Cheerleader 4: Band 3: Thorpe. JaAnn. Thorpe. Perm Sigma HLY 23; Track 3. 0 Row 2-Thurmcn. Ruth: German Club 2.3.4: Tidwell. Joan Myrtle: Joonie : Stamp Representative l: Tower Y 4; Beta Chi 4: Home Ecu- nornics Qub 4. Trout. Claire: 0AA. I.2.3.4; Volleyball 1.3.4: Basket- ball l.2.4: Archery 2: Bowling 4: Gena Togoto 2.3.4: Annual RepresenA rmive l: Minstrels 3. Row 3-True. John Edward: TrudeW Entered Withrow from Evans- lon. lilinois in Junior year. Physics Club 4: Bond 4: Boskerboll 3.4. Tucker. Mary Lynn: Tuck : Alpha Y 1; Nature Club 1: GAA. 2.3.4: Volleyball 2.3.4: Glee Club 3.4; Spanish Club 3.4: Secretary 3: Tower Y 3.4-. Beta Chi 3.4-. Dux Famine 4-. mmer. Norman: Duke : German Club 2.3.4: Treasurer 3; Radio Club I. 0 Row FUsher. Theron.- 'Ush : Camera CLub 2: German Club 1.2.3, 4; President 3,4; Physics 3: Sigma Gamma 4: A Coppella Chair 2.3.4; Minstrels 2.3. Uh. John: OHset Club 2.3.4. Vanderheid. Barbara Ann; Vandy : Archery 1: Bowling Club 2.3.4: G.A.A. 1.2.3.4: Home Eco- nomics Club 2.3; Tennis Club 3.4: Tholl'cn 3.4: Minstrels l.2,3.4: Riding Club 2: German Club 3.4-: Secretory 4. 0 Row 5-Van Epps. Willard: Willie : Sigma Gamma. Sergeant cl Arms: Senior Coundl: Philoiogio: Alpha Hi-Y. Treasurer; Beta HIVY. Treasurer: Tiger Club: Glee Club l.2; Football: Basketball; Track. Vaughf. Bill Junior : Track I: War Stomp Representative l: Alpha Hi-Y 3; Beta Hti 4: Latin Club 2: French Club 4. Vedder. Betty. ' Row 6.Vega. Shirley: Glee Club 1: Junior Choir 2; Sen'lor Choir 3.4-.- Withrow Players 2.3.4: Corresponding Secretary 4-; Spanish Club 2.3.4: French Ciub 4: Cheerleader 3.4; Dance Oub 2.3.4: Minstrels 2.3. 4: Tennis Club 3: Tower News 2.3.4: Archery 2,3 GAA. I.2.3,4. Verberg. Harold. Hal : Golf Team; Philologio. Veltel. Jeanette; Vet : Bowiing l.2.3.4: VolleyboH l.2.3.4: GAA. 4. 9 Row 7-Voigflander. Cleo; Jiggs : Tower News Representative 1: Annvol Representative 2: Lunch Room 3. Volksledr. Sue: Tower News Represenrmive l: Gens Togom 1: Dance Club 1.2: Annuok Represenro- tive 3: Treasurer's OHice 3.4; Annual BusineSs 5?ch 4: Beta Chi 4: Tower Y 4: G.A.A. l.2.3.4; Home Economics CMb 4: Volleyball 1.2: Bosketbofl 2, Waddell. Herbert: A Coppeilu ChoIr 3.4: Junior Choir 2. o seniors Page fiffy-one Page fiffy-twd . Row l-Wacle. William: Bill : Track l.2.3.4; Sigma H'I-Y 1.2.3: Football 1.2. Wuldmunn. Marion: Dance Club 3: Annual Representa- tive 3: German Club 2.3.4: Tennis Club 3; Tower Y 3. Walke. Joyce: Joy : GAA. 2.3.4: Archery 2; Junior Choir 3.4-: Dance Club 23.4: Tower Y 3: Thalion 3.4: Recording Secretary; Alpha Y 2: Treasurer. Tennis Club 4: Minstrels 3.4; Tower News 4: Volleyball 2. 0 Row 2-Wallter. Barbara; Bobs : Y Teens 1.2.3.4. Walker. Marilyn: Gens Togoto 2.3.4: G.A.A. l.2.4: Home Economics Club 4; Tip Toppers 3.4; Minstreis 2.4: Riding Club 2. Walsh. Carole: Minstrels 2.3.4: Tower Y 3: Archery 2: Savings Stump Representative 3: OFFICE.- l: Home Economics Ciub 4. 0 Row 3-Walters, James: Athletic Represenfclive 1.2: Alpha Hi-Y 3: Beta Hi-Y 4: Thcliun 3.4: Railroad Club 3.4: Gena Togcto 2. Washburn, Jack. Watkins. Laura Ann: HVVoHy : Tower News Representative 2: Afhieric Represenrofive 3. . Row 4--Weber. Marlyn: Freckles : Camera Club I; Gens Togofo 2.3.4: Home Economics Chjb 4: Minstrels 3.4; GAIL 4. Wehage. Lawrence: Glennn. Weingar'ner. Barbara Jean; Barb : Minstrels 1.2. 3.4: Home Economics Club 4: Archery l: Beta Chi 2: Spanish Club 4. 0 Row 5-Welcl'1. Mariorie Jane: Marge : Senior Choir 4: Glee Club 3. Weniworlh, Viola: Vi : Alpha Y 1.2; Tower Y 4. Wesselman. Thomas; Tom : Golf 4: Track 1: Ben: Hi-Y 4: Lunchroom 3. 0 Row 6-Weyand. Belfy Lou; Bets : G.A.A. l.2.3,4: Baseball 1.2: Volleyball 1.2.3.4: Hiking Ciub l.2.3.4: Basketball 1,2: Archery 3.4: Tower Y 3.4: Home Economics Club 3.4: Beta Chi 4: Minstrei Crew 2.3.4, Wharton, Charles: HBUCkHZ Gen: Togoro l.2: Band 2.3.4: Minsrrels 1.2.3.4: A Cappello Choir 2.3.4: Madrigal Singers 3.4: Phi!ologic 3.4: Withrow Players 3.4: Glee Club 2: Orchestra 4: Sigma Gamma 4. Wheatley. Mildred Jean: Wheaties : Minstrels l.2.3.4: Annud Art Staff 3; Annual Advertising Co-Edl'tor 4: Tower News 2.3.4: G.A.A. 2.3.4: Archery 2.3: Bull's Eye Club 2: Bowling Club 2: VONBybcII 2: BosketboH 2: Tennis 3: Nciure Ciub 2.3: Physics Club 3: Greek Club 4: Spanish CYub 4; Tower News Represenmh've 3: Athletic Representative 2. C Row 7-Whifaker. June: Alpha Y 1.2: Riding CJUb 1.2: G.A.A. l2: Tennis Club 3.4: Tower Y 3.4: Y Teens 3.4: Volleyball 2: Pep Squad 4. Whif'lng. Lynn: Envered Wifhrow in Sophomore Year from Norwood: Junior Choir 2.3.4: Glee Club 4: Tennis Club 3.4: Minstrels 3.4. Wildeson. Kay: Schmoe : 6AA. 2.3.4; Hockey 3.4: Volleyball l.2.3.4: Basketball 2.3.4: Boang 3.4: Tennis 1.2.3.4; Tennis Club 1.2.3.4: Alpha Y l1; Tower Y 3.4: Annual Representative 3.2.4: A Coppello Choir 3.4: Sophomore Choir 2. seniors o 0 Row l-Williams. Bess Alice: Messy Bessy : Girl Reserves 2: Future Teachers of America 4. Williams. Joan: Wilhrow Players l.2,3,4; Dance Club l.2.3.4: Minstrels 2,3: Tennis Club 3.47 G.A.A, 1.2.34. Tower Y 4: Hockey 1: Archery 2.3; Tower News 2.3: Volleyboil 2: Pep Squad 4. Williamson. Erma: Home Economics Club 3.4; Annual Art Stag 4-: Minstrels 4. ' Row 2-Willson. Barbara: G.A.A. 12.3.4: Volleyball l.2Y3.47 Basket- ball 1.2.3.4; Tower Y 3,4: Beta Chi 4: Annual Business Staff 4'. German Club 3,4. Wilson, Jane? Sue; Jan : Withrow Players 2.3.4: Gens Togcfu 2: GAA. 2; Tennis Ciub 3: MEnsfreY Crew 3.4: Tower Y 4: Volleybail 2.3-; French Club 41 Tower News 2.3: Junior Choir 3. Wilson. Kenneih: HKen . 9 Row 34Woerner, Doris; Treasurer's OHTce 3; Alpha Y 12; Future Merchandisers 4: Beta Chi 4: Gens Toguto 2,3. Woerner. Ruth Gloria: Alpha Y Ll; Tower News Representofive Z: Thalian 37 Costume Com- mittee 2.34: Tower Y 3: G.A.A. 2: Volleyball 2; Fufure Merchandisers Club 4. Wnerner. Jack: Beta Chi 4. 0 Row Fchg. Hong Gee; Pearl : Enhared Withrow in Sophomore Year From Rofhenberg Junior High. Wordemanl Jean Ann: Tower News 3.4-: Gen: Togoto 2; G.A.A. 4. Work; Mary Ann. 0 Row 5-Worrhman. Judith Ann; Judy . Wright, William George; HBiH : German CFub 4. Yeager. Mary: Tower Y 4. ' Row FYee. Harry: BosketboH l.2.3Y4: FootbcH 2; Truck l,3,4; Beta HLY 3: Physics Club 3. York, Doris Lee: Alpha Y I2; Hockey 2; G.A.A. 2.3: Volleyball 2.3.4: Thalion 3Y4: BosebaH 2.3: Basketball 3.4: Archery 3,4. Young. Joyce. 0 Row 7-Young. William: Band 2.3.4: Minstreis 3.4. o seniors Page fiHy-Th ree class day . Class day exercises culminofe four years of memorable experiences. hopes. and thrills. which will long influence those who are gradu- . iuniors anticipate exalted status of seniority next year m . Driver troinin . a new class at Withrow this year. is sponsored by the ' Board oi Educatiogn through the very capable direction of Mr. Melvin Russell. . drlver Each student receivesten minutesinstruction per period to o regote three I 0 hours. The oluol-control Ford car which the students use durirglagg their driving tralnlng periods was donated by the Fuller Auto Company. which will gratuitously keep it in repair. although the Board ol Education bears all other costs. The benefits of such 0 class are manifold: fewer broken and maimed bodies. shorter l obituary columns. and more careful and courteous drivers to help make driv- l ing a pleasure instectcl ol 0 dreoclecl chore. Withrow will have sole drivers. Left to Right: Mr. Russell. E. Owensi D. Pratt. B. Duvolli P. Purotl. HOUT damned spoTl OUT. I soyl One: Two: why Then 'T is Time To do it. With These words. spoken by The conscience sTricken Lady MocbeTh. The greoT Shokespeorion Tragedy comes To life For The sTudenTs 0T Miss Moor- mcm's sixTh period class. DromoTionion of scenes from The play being sTudied is one of The more enjoyable phases of any English course. Our English courses also seek To develop 0 good background in The essenTiols of Enghsh end To give cm opprecioTion of fine liTeroTure To each pupiT. o juniors portray macbeth Page fiFTy-elght Left to Right: R. Giordano, Ce Ttdwetlt Mr. Nimmo. Miss Hutchinsont A. Gemmp, During the toll of each year. members ot the junior class are routed From their studies to partake in the physical exams sponsored by the Board of Education. The examinations held here in Withrow's gym are conducted by 0 battery of doctors from the Board of Education and pertain chiefly to routine check ups. The remainder of the examination takes place at the Cinctnnoti Health Center where the blood tests and chest x-roys are given. These examinations help to Further better pupit health conditions. juniors undergo physicals o Page fItty-nine Horne Room 226A . Row 17D. Andriot. M, Bcchlcr. M. Black L. Appleguta M. Abrams. M Billiier. G. Brod- ford Row 2 J AHen. P. Bourn. J. Ntvcfer. L. Broun, J, Bouen P. Berner, MA Bolender, 5 Abel, R Baker. Row 3 $ Appenfelden J. Boer scMin. M. Abraham. l. Baker M. Breeding Ga Allen. T. Buck. F Boxfer, I. Block: Row F M. Bodx'n. S. Beckett, B. Andrea T, Brcdhe3n C. Boehm, J. BoHs, J. Armstrong P. Au, M. Augusfine. Home Room 227 . Row l-A Bugiione. 5 Brierly. D. Chonnel, B. Corr. J. Cecil. M Coilins. E. Colage. Row 2 $ Burkmcm. L, Cole. A. Butler, J. Brow, J Brown. P. Brunk. R. Busser. R. Clinger. N. Champion Row 3-C. Cornelius H Conner. Jo C. Cicrk. B. Codonader. P. Calchera. A. Co'dweH. R. Cordes. B. Carter. A. Covognaro. Home Room 228 . Row I M. CA Davis P. De Nuccio. B Duvcll, V. Ehret. P. DouH'on, H, Farris. M, Di LuHo. Row Z-N. Currens, J. Crabbe E. Edwards. D. Edmonds M. Echds, V. Ducicworth M. Dengel. B. Doerr, M. Dixon. 3 Edwards. Row 3 3. J. Dovfs, M. Ellisom M. H Davis. V. Dickerson, M. DiHmcm C. Depenbrock M. Cromer. P, Dcwis E. Emmanuel. o juniors Page sixty o juniors Home Room 319 0 Row l-C. Gloss. S. Holmes. M, Fisher, D. Green. M Haley. M. Homilfom B. Hamlin J. Huber. J. GEbbr. Row 2-J. Homiitom W. Fogle. N. Gim R. Heinz. W. Howard R, Hix. J. Heinzdmon. B. HoskeH. N, Gcrnersmirh. V. Guynan. G. Harrison. Row 3-E, Homer. J1 Guy. A. Gen1rup F Gates. A. Fink. B, Hcoka N HaIL C. House. M. Greene. B. Glaser. A. Gloncy, Home Room 319A . Row 'l-N. Frwin, l. Jones. M. H. Kipp. B. KnIghL M. Jenes, J. Kirfley. B, Koyser. Row 2 5. Johnson, P, Johnson. M, Jones C. Hush, J. Hhcrdh M. Kirkpatrick, E, Jones D. lsoccs. E. KorengeL Row 3 N, Keller. J. Jordon. J. Kirsten J. King E King. C Koehna M. Horton. J, Jacobs A. Jones. Home Room 321 0 Row T-M. McIntyre. M Marsh N. M:- Caleb M. Krumer. J Lultrel! P. LewIs. A. MacDonald i Le Feber. Row 2-M. M012. B. Lewis, M, McCarty, L. McHorgue, C, Legon. L. MaxweH, M. McGowan. B. Magers. J MC- Coy. Row 3 .1 Kromen L. Mead J. Kramer. J, Lmhom. R. Long. S. Lontner. G. Loose, M. Lenskw R. Love, P, Loveless. Row FF. Mc- Carnew W. Low. G. Kuehn. G, Leonard R. Machem P. Moihous. T. McKinney J. Merl, Page sixty-one juniors o Home Room 321A ' Row I-J. MoeHer. 5. Parsons. T. MIller. H. Munro. C, Morgan. M. Penn. H. Miles. L. Penn, V, Nicolczci Row 2 H, MiHer. C. Norris. J Noel. J. Rankin. K. Moore. M. Perrino. E. Roiney. S. Nolan R Pdder, P. PMOH. P. MiHigcn. J, Perry Row 3 M, Meyer D. Planif, D. RofH-F, E, NageL J. Olmes. B. Ownes L Prohoskc. H. Pferson. N. Plum J. Plath JA Messinger, E. Rainey. Home Room 322 0 Row 1 J. Shannon. K. Stimson. R. SHmperi, P. Reed. R. Sfrotmom C. Reif J. Richf. Row 2 3, Robertsom S. Shanke, N. Sorbeck, P. Richardson. E. Rose. R. Shively. M, Schuermon. 5. SoHord M. Stanforrh. E. St. Clair Row 3 F. Reeden P, Rickey J Rehn, J Rehn. S, Sle'm. R. SfriHen C. SfoH, N. Stovoll, P. Sigler. Row 4 7J. Sells M. SyNesIer, G. Shuha C. SchneEder. .: M, Socks, G. Schoenharl. J. Seefddl. D Sishey -: M. Smith. M Sfullworfh. Home Room 324 0 Row l-M, Thomas, P. Ten Eyck. V. Terrell. B Trout, .L Wilgen D. Wildh IN Wooerdge. . B. 2085, D. Worley. Row 2 M. Travis. G. - Thursfom C. TorpoHl B. Word. D. Woods S. Webster, W. Williamson, P. Worthmon. T Wong. J chlIoce D. Thomas. Row 3-8 ToyWor. J. Terheiden. L. Watkins. M. Wink: L Taylor. V. Thayer. S. Weise, l. Vought L. Trinkler. C. Weber, B. Wilson, 'Poge sixty-two o juniors Home Room 308 0 Row I C. Archibald J. Blain. D. Andrews. D. Bishop, T. BrodFord. H. Andremdfs R. Beth- oer R. BMerl B. Brooks. E. Ax. Row 2 L Booth J. Clements. H. Berry. R. Baird E. Bauer. N. Birney. J. Baumei J. Beasiey J. Bechf. N. BENZ. Row 3-M. Beglin, R. Bernhard. R. Ash- en D. Andriol. R. Botsah. J. Bostwick R. Bin- mon. R. Corn R. Burgess. Row 4-J. Andrews. K. Bates E. Boienden R. Bccher G. Burns J. Bchrd. H. Boston. R. Boike, R. Clark. Home Room 311 0 Row l-G. Henninger. G. Graves, J. Hicks. J. Herrmonn. B. Gflloft. D. Gee. .J. Gibbs. F. GiorduHc, R. Hersh, K. Holwadel. Row 2- N. HIgh. K. Harden. F. Guckenburger. C. Gaynor. J. GroL T. i-iur'nmomzi .L Hukbock. P. Gbncy. B. Girly. Row 3-C. Hartman J Higgens. HA Gas? R Hunke. B. Hartman. J. Grodcff. L Hiezer. L Gddmom J. Hudson. R, Helder. Home Room 309 0 Row 1 0. Dave. F, Dickman. H. Coplin. J. Feller, R, FriedhofF. J. Crews P. Finzer, G. Dunlap, H, Fest. S. Crone. Row 2-B. thn gerold, T. Cundoll, D. Co'Fchm H. Elam, D. Ernst, C. Duquena B. Daugherty, WA Dunlap. L. Fiom, Row 3 F. Foster. H. Forbes, F. Hora, C. Dremcus. R. Flougher, C. Eschenboch. J. Eosllami G. Doughmon, D. ENE; Row P E. Frank, T. Gorcfner: 8. Bull, D Eyer. T. CrubV tree. B. Dovi5 F. Eden, C. Craig C. Floyd. Page sixfy4hree juniors 0 Home Room 313A 0 Row 1 J. McDonald, R. KeHem W. Kend- ricks. G. Meyer. J, Jacobs H Jones H. Kiei wert. P, McMullen, W. Mockcyl Row Z-R. Kemen. C Kordis, L KeIL D. Mchnohcm T. Kennedw A Koeif. WA MCCMra D Mc- ConneH. J. Meyers. Row 3 A. Lambert C. Jones B, Kleine, R. McKeever. E. Manning; H. Meinkms, T. Koenls A McMillan, H. Mein- king Row FJ. Kumpf, P. Martin. J. Jester. K, Kotler W. Jordan, J Mourer. Home Room 3133 . Row l-D Ned, D. MiHer, D, Moore. C. Murray. E Pthot R. Prater. I, Misoii. D. MHCheH. K, Murphy E. OsEer, R. Petrey. Row 2 5 Pom, J. Minning. D. Pendery J. Osten- dcrp, R. Orth. J. Phillips, J. Nolre. R. Mitchell, C. Nixom W. NEchcus Row Z-G. Peden. E. Prica Q Polson. R. Patton J. Pollard A, Plogstedt, H. Parry4 J Pinchard R. Nelsorw A. Nixon, W. Moore. Home Room 313C 0 Row 1-K. Renberins. J. SchroeteL J. Thiel- kins, L. Showver. R. Schonzle. J. Shoemaker, E, Schrichfen, W. Rollins R. Roehrich Row 2-J. PurcelL A. Tanner, C. Sreher. F. Sisley E. Rupp. G. Schwenker, C. Smith, C. Spoersen K Smhh. L. Rice. Row 3-J. Taylor, J. Sparks J. Stanorth. A. Tevis W. Roller. J. Shiriey. W. Strothmon. K. Sheorwood A. Rest J. Pricketr. Page sixfy-four o juniors Home Room 313D 0 Row 1 R. Wociey .J. WFllioms. D. Volodin. P. Trlnkle. J. ZopH. F. Werner, V. Winfrey. T. Tudor. R. Thomas. Row 2-R. VoseL J Thope. H. Zoeh. D Sloushler. O. Youns. J. Watkins. J. Wilson C. WyoH. J Wornuck. R, Woerner. H. Tucker. Raw 3 -J, Wahburn, R. Wilkenins. J. Zimmerman. D. Trust, L. Wilder. S. Van Pelt C. TIdweFL R. Vance, Hk Thomas. J. Wood. Page sixfy-flve soon sophomores will no longer be belittled underclassmen 0 did we make choir? Hopeful candldofes for Tenfh-Grode Choir waif eagerly outside the music room to discover whom Mr. Martin will choose. Students. who are chosen on the quality of their voices. will receive subsequent Training to improve Them. Those inferesfed 0nd proficienf will continue singing Wlll'l other groups such as A Capella and Senior Choir while more eminent ones Toke leading and solo porls. If is a privilege to belong to one of these organi- zations and members keenly enjoy singing. working. playing fogefher. Page sixty-eight Withrow's sophomores take 0 trottic course 05 a prerequisite for the driver's training course. These classes were recently installed in the curriculum of high schools as the result of the increasing number of troFFic accidents and fatalities in Cincinnati. Mr. Stevens and Mr. Renshow. teachers of traffic. are testing the quickness and reaction of 0 student. With the use of devices of this kind along with other illustrative materials, second year students learn the whys and wherefores of our traffic system. 0 sophomores study traffic In the spring 0 young man's toncy turnSeor 50 the saying goes. If the young man is a member of cm Art II class. it turns to 0 drawing board with pencil in hand. The results of sophomores who have been lured onto the campus by balmy spring breezes can be seen in the sketches and water colors of the Withrow campus which are displayed in the art rooms. Some of these pictures show remarkable ability. and many future contest winners, cartoonists. and art stmci members are discovered. sophomores sketch on campus 0 Page sixty'nine Home Room 201 0 Row l-B. Bates. M. Apple, M. Ashmos. S. Beelen B. Becker, B. Nexonden J. Bursh. M. BbomHeH. Row 2 C. Barry. D. Amha C. Bosch, L, Beglem N. AHorL C. Bbckschleger, S. Burrick, J. Barnes M4 Berry. Row 3 J. Buka M. Bauer. .J. Ben. S. Barnes. T. BoHtsis, R. Nbrecht. D. Nbrecht, P. Backer J. Bodley. J. Anderson Home Room 203 0 Row l-P. Cole, 8, J. Cook. M. Cercsi. PK Coe J. Brueggemonm J. Chinn, G. Brown. Row 2 L. Crossk G. Brcsck D. CorneHus, B Crockett. M. Cotton. E. Brockmdm S. CoFes. Row 3 G. Bonominil TV Corn25 BK Bush, A. Brewslen D. CorroH. R. Budinc. J. Brondhors1, N Bullock F. Boesch. Row 4-L. Curr. D Brooks J, Crook. J. Bremen C. Corbly. P. Byrer, G. Chihom C. Chondbr, A. Brown. Home Room 206 C Row l-M. Dennison. T. Dcmilo, J, DieM, C. Donahue. E. Eosley. J. Duthcm. J. Dodd N. Egan S. Emery. Row 2 8. Dobbins. D. Davis G. Fey. P, Dunn. C, Dunhcm N. Feller, J. EHdn, V. DeVora S. Fcngmeyer, B Fassesden, M. Everhcrd Row 3 H. Dunlap. N. Cummings, P. Doher1y D. Drake B, Fiege. B Edmonds, G. Eoson, M. Curry C. DonieL G. Dougios, J. Epperr. sophomores sophomores Home Room 208 . Row 1 M. Hunsleman, P Harris. J. Gray J. Grab, V, Glooo A Gilpin. Row 2-5. Han, cock. W, Homilmm M, Hzms I Fish, M. Grate J. Fulchur. J, Hcin. C. Plowman M. Guenfher, M Freeman. Row 3-L Grimm K. Hagen S. Foley, R. Hoyd. D, Fiie D. Harms E. Fentry, C Hall, J. Gist. Home Room 209 0 Row l P. Hewitt R. Jackson. J. Hornboch, B. Huey. M. Honoker G. James. G. Howard. A. Holt H. Jennings. Row Z-A. Holmes J. HFllbrond. M. Heeao. E. HHL B. Herrom R. He'xs. N. Heinemon. M. Hughes D. Irish P. Jenkins E Herron. 8, Henderson. Row 3-M. Holt P. Hysong. S. Jamison. D. Herc, P. Howard. B. Holloway. C. Jenkins, E. Hoewder. J. Hofmann, M, HecHa, M, Hendricks. Home Room 2H 0 Row l C. Kennedy, B. Jordon. B. Johnsom B. KencHe, P, Jones M. Kossem J Lewis, C. Kirk. S. ng. Row 2-C. Koehlerl M. Leilheit. M. .Jomes S. Lcux. J. Leilkeih C Lewin. S. KeHy. B. Kelley R. Jordan, E. Lonhom. M. Johnson. Row 3-R. Keese. N. Kneipp S. Lamp, ing. M. Jones. J. Johnson. G. Jones. R. Johnson, B. Johnson. P Kennedy M. L. Klefnschmidt. I. King. N. Lcugfer. Page seventyone Home Room 212 0 Row l G. C. Mame J. Moore, R, Moore. M. McKinney. A. J. McCombs. J, McCullough. P. McHugh, F. MiHs. M. Moore. Row Z-B. MHom. M, McCoHum L. Losey, M. Matte; M. Manley B. McKinIey. M. Mortz. M. Malling D, Maddox. N. McFee Row 3 A. Miller, V. Meoly, S. Loux. J. Matthews M. MIN; P. McDonald G. J Moore. J. Long, C. MiHer. Home Room 219 ' Row l-E. Neldhordt. J. Polden C. Neidick. S. Petmor. L. Frclll S, NoH, B, Penningfon, J. Nickles. A, Patrick. M. Patrick, Row Z R. Noh'mg. A. Presfom R. Noekke, J, thling, F Portnen MA PerrIno. M. MaormeIer A. Obenschoim N, Niemas, R. Moormeier, Row 3-5. PrickeH J. Pfiesfer. P. Price. 3 Peters J. Monis. S Pierce S. Porken C. Piotr, 5. Nelson, L. Mosien L J. NEH. Home Room 219A 0 Row l-J Schubert. B. Schwielerfel M. Radcliffe. C. Sonzo, B. Saba H. Rehling. N. Russell. M. Rei. R. Rowe; Row Z-F. Roundtree, S. Riggs. J. Sellers. S. Seflkup. M. L. SCMOVmon, C. Sheorwood C. Schusten J. Shideler. J. Seobold. R. Ramsey Row 3 3. Schmidt L. RockeL E Roundtree. AA Sczndidge C. Ross. H. Richardson. E. Souminig N. Robinson R. Richardsom R. Rushng. B, Schwarz. Page sevenfy-two sophomores o o sophomores Home Room 224 ' R-ow 1 -P. Thomas. B. Tegeh S. Timm. M. SponseL J. SFmpson. 5 SmnchHald. M. Suthers. F. Smorhers N. Shockley. Row Z-O. Turney J. smh, A. Tucker. M. Smits. M. Slins. K. Stunick. RV Shorten, P. Taylor. S. Sfoley. R. Sochel. Row 3-B. Smith. H. Sreekz. M. Simmons. .L Teer- net P. Sulecn. J. Trost, D, Smith. H. SmTfh, M. Teegorden. N. Teegardem D. Smith. Home Room 226 0 Row l-J, VVeotherly C. Winglewish, N. WiHicmsom L. Waidrop. M. L. Wulfeck. R. Win- stom J. Voncel S. Whiteford. J. VirgiL Row 2 J. Ward, B, Work. B, Van DeVeer, M, WIIIIom- son. B. Vectci. R. Young. J. Wunker. V. Wheeler. Row 3-M, WordweH, G. Young J. Wiley, M. Wilson D. VIgord P. Witcher. J Vance. G. Weyer. C Zieglen RV Zoe; D. WiHiomsen. Home Room 107 0 Row 1 6. Geroci, M GriFth, R, Hanks. P Freebnd, B. Hammond. B. Hayes. DA Gull'mg. G. Getgey. A. Forbees. Row 2-3. Flcmm, C. Head. P. Gromiar, R. chsForcL L. Grueninger, A. Gorrsos. D. Hoerr. T. Hahemdorf G. Gregory B Ham's. D. Hansman. Row 3-3 F GoodeH. J. Garvey, E. Greene C. GHpin. 0. Franklin, 8, Glenn. E. Persia G. HenzerFing B. Grey. T. HoH. J Gaynor. Page sevenTy-three x' x ' 1 Ma;- - X H sophomores ; Home Room 103 ' Row 1 $ Burck, H Ccrrer. C. Consolus. J. Bruns, BA Burroughs. E. Coliins. J. Coll. Row 2 5 Cook, B. Cielcnd D. Brunk R. Coleman. A. Cecel, G. Brewer. DV Broughfon, M. Brokaw. F. Cobb, Row 3 3, Caesar, W. Cbrk. 5. Corey. D. Cdder. E. Lawrence W. Chiseck D. Caldwell. R. CJem. G. Comp, Home Room 105 . Row 1 E. EH15. K. Doppen. T Disenrofh, B Fischbock. P. Davis, C. Denrom D. Den3mon. C. Dost Row 2-B. Crossen, D. Crist, J. Demoters. B. Cox. C. Eckim B. Economow R. Falter ' B Drier, l. Dickerson. Row 3 R. Crews, J. Edmondson. J. Elder. D. Ferrell. C. Cromer. R, Davis. R. Dieselberg, H. Davis. B. Corbin, T. Evans. Horne Room IN 0 Row l-R. Barnes. H Adlen T. Bordis, R Anderscm D Bennett. E. Bolce. D. Anderegg. - '. C. Benkert. Row 2 R, Beck CA Brandenburg. W. Anshitz. R. Best. H. Branch W. Avro. G. Bong. R. Armsteod. H. Blcmey J4 Borlon. Row 3-R. Biedinger. P. Aglormesis. L. Boofhby. P. Bauer, R. Behrens J. Berry RA Borbeor. V. Brennam 3 Beck. M. Beron. D. Bohanun. Page sevenfy-four sophomores Home Room 108 0 Row 1 V4 Jacobs. B. Kenn. T, Kw'nneH B, Jordon B. Jonney. J. Jordom P. Jones. H. HDHOA way. Row Z-JA Hoebbal. D. Kbpp. J. Koch J. Huben R. Ingram B. Klapperr1 D. Hudson. F, Johnston, G. Hill. Row 3 J. Kesden J. Kehm J, King G. KcHomeres DA KnoHer A. How- 0rd D. Kraemer. L. Kfeinielten R. Hugh65 B. HoIoman, B. HiH, Home Room 109 0 Row l C Lang C, Lombert. J. Mob . R. Moerm B. LIHey. J. Lulz, H. Lembert T. Lewis. W. McKinney. Row 2 C. Loudumon. E. MacDonald D. Krehbrel. D. LomblIn. W. Lcuender. D. Looms. J Leonard R. Lyons. H. Loprhorn. Row 3-wJ Martin. D. Leonard, T. Lambert. P. Layne, D. Mackenzie, D. Lundqulst. B. Lyons J. Longnoker. I. Ludwig L. MccHin. B. Lester. Home Room 302 9 Row 1 C. Nude W. Pormen. K. Poiferson. G. Minning. R. ng'er. D. Meyer N McVicker. Row 2-C, OH, A. Philippy O. MiHer. W Moninger, E. McKee. J. Monroa A. MiHer. J, Mol'm. C. Parker. Row 3 C. Mitchell, R. Messemer D. McCobe. T. Nickokz, B. Nekon. L. Poppos J. McGorom N. Niedich. E. MueHerA Page sevenfy-five , mm--hcw Ag: Awn :ku-w-m ' sophomores 0 Home Room 303 F1 . Row 'l-E. RISKng T. Puro'H. K. RockeL B. Rosk, N. Shime? A. Reimun, C. Schwehzer. B. l Shivley. Row 2-T. Somore. B. Phipps. L, Rurtkoy. J. Prickelf. J. Rohne. B. Richards M. Sachs. -4 B. Shafer, Row 3-D. Rogers W. SchmoH. E. Scan R. Reinfrcnk. R. RmLF D. Robbins. B. L: SchooHIeH. B. Seifer. D. PrEce. i Home Room 304 ' Row I R. Smith. V Von Comp. D. Vogl, l. Turner, E Stephens, C. Thompson, R Theda. R VirgeL Row Z-G Sympson, W. Smith. D. Vance. C. Simpson. J. Woshinglom D. Tudor, L R. Stanchlfhald E Vefrs. Row 3--C. Siegel. F. Sturgeon. B. Siricker. S. TorpoH, J. STgnIoose, 1 N, Sforrelt, J. Srofe. R TTemeyer. J. Shoup, f Horne Room 305 ' . Row l-wR. Wolfa G. Zinninger, M, Whine. C. Wheolley, D. Weinheimer. D. Wilson P. a Weinheimen Row 2-R Wilkinson. C. WoHe. C, Zimmerman. P, Weeds. E. Zinco, T. White. H Whitman. J. Weismuller, RV Yerkson. Row 3-J. Wilsom R Wifherby. T. Wise, D. Young, J Wood, JK Wikom R Willson. J. Wood. D, Zelm Page sevenfy-six Designed to otter o more complete program for the students. assemblies covering subiects ranging from scientific lectures to student debates are given periodically throughout the school year. These programs, planned under the general supervision of Mr. A. O. Mathias. are presented in the huge Withrow audi- toruim which has 0 seating capacity of 1707. For the post years the guest speakers have been required to repeat their performances in order to accommodate the increasing enroll- ment of the school. 0 assemblies vary student life Page seventy-seven g i 1 1 I . k l a . freshmen obtain their first taste of high school life freshies learn alma mater Each year sophomores soiemnly teach new Freshmen our school song and inspire in them appreciation for the beauty of the campus. the scenic bridge. the graceful tower. New students are otten not Fully aware of Withrow's picturesque surroundings or tine architecture but the Alma Mater soon adequately impresses them. Atthough tor many years Withrow did not have a suitable Alma Mater. the Music Department sponsored a contest several years ago with the present words resulting. The music was written by Mr. Greother. former music teacher at Withrow. P Once in a great while a freshman has that long sought-otter priviFege of telling on almighty senior where to go! Usually the situation is reversed with the unfortunate underclossmcn being sent to some fictitious port of the building. The favorite standby OF seniors is directing treshies to study hall 413 or You're going in the wrong direction. fellow. that room is over in Junior High. But in this case 0 resourceful youngster agreeably pre- scribes tor a bewildered senior. Where's she been for the post Four years? a- o freshie turns the tables Page eighty Home Room 5 . Row l-M, Bonnen S. AHem M. Bowe, F. Bodim N. Ausffn. G. Boehm. J. Bowen 5. Bishop J. Baldwin. Row 2-5. Ballard A. Eden J. Bouen M, Box. A. Burials. J. Borbeon. 5 Bow ominl. J AlstOH. L. Boyle F. Brown; Row 3 N. Andrews, J. Benzing A. Boehm. B, Bremen M. Arkenou. P, Brewer. A Bonkemyer. E4 Brandt, E. Borisch. J Bedford. J. BenneH' Home Room 7 . Row I E. Corr. C Coffey E. Brown, C. Bridges D. Bush. J. Browm A CumpbeH R. Cersi. Row 2-5. Conom G. Corn P. Bryoni J. Bropl'w A. Clippinger. BA Buck, M. Brown, J, Chose, P. Coons. Row 3-J. Buns C Cor- ker. M. Corfer. S. Collard J. Bright 8. Gay E. Carter, L. Celseldine J. CohoH. Row 4-5. Caesar. S. Collien S. Brotherion. B. Bryan? S. Chris'ophen B. Chapman: J, Cements B. Burns. Home Room 9 ' Row 1-D. Edmans I Doenck A, Dauhom C. Decker, E. Crobfree, M. Donhue. F. Coon85 D. Dune, P. Dungcm Row 2 R. Edwards. L. Doha M. DonIels, M. Drumrnond C. Dickerson, M. Dietrich J. Curran. J. Cook. B. Cook, M. Davis. Row 3-J. Cummins. D, Dunlap, R. Ehrnschwenter, I. Dorsey. D. Donner, 5. Dev!- son. L. Curriss P. Corey. J. Depenbxock, l. Dickson, A. Dells. freshmen o o freshmen Home Room 10 ' Row 1 0 Good. L GoodelL L Gaynon G. GoHen. N. vaen B Fowler. J. Elliott. J Garvey Row 2-5. Giese. N. Garrett. J4 Fieldg C. Ellis, 3 Hoyd, C. Ernst. 0, Graham D Frederick, A. Freemom Row 3 D. FerreH, D. Falter, J. Ellisom 5. Emerick. M. Endebrmck D. Gordon. 5. Frank M. Fluker. Row FE. Graham. M. FeHen C. Frommeyer. P. Freda, A. Ferguson. D, Grover, B. Fisher. Home Room 1! ' Row 1-3 Grown R4 Iolungo. 5 Hopp. B. Hershelmcm R. Hohmun. M. Hersh. J. Irwin. Row 2 D. Howfher. J. Hahn. T. Hogan. J. Hendersom B. Honeysuckile T. Hughutey. C. Hngins, J. Hollermon. Row 3 M. HeFFner, R. HarrIs, J. Hermann. J. Hays, M. Hornhn: A. Holmstline K. Harold. J. Harvey, J. Heager. Row 4-.J. Hague. J. HoFmom L HIllycrd. M. HIH C. HHL R Harris V, Hcmmon; NA Hcrofd, Home Room 17 . Row l-P. Knapp. M. Johnson, M. Knox. G. Johnson P, Krumer. M. Kossner H. Kyle. Row Z-J. Juergens M. Kasey. M. Kbpperf. S. Kinder. N Karolik M. Jacobs, L. Kennord. B. Johnston. J, Keller Row 3-J. Keuper. M. Kinney, J Koster. .J. Jett M. Jenny, ivt Kirch- er. M. Jones. A. Jon85 N. Kirchner. freshmen 0 Home Room 18 0 Row I-J. McKinney. A Lov$ng. 5. Lap thorn. MA Lopfhorm D. Linville, N. Hoyd. E. Levflch. P. Long, Row 2 3 McElwoim S, Morh'n. E. McCoIIum, J. Long P. Lanhom R, Longa F. McQueem DV McCollom J. MeInL schmx'di. Row 3 5. Meeker, B. McCorlney, L Lovhom, R. Leohr. N. McGooden. N. Loosa J. Link. M. Leisure R. McKimne-y J. Matthews. Home Room 19 . Row1 R. Moore. K. NiemorL B. ObeHe. J. Montgomery H. Nines. J. Meyen G. Net- son. E. Moore L. Murphy. Row 2 A O'Don- neH, H. Macher. M. Mosehort. D. Mergler. E. Myers, E PcrneN. S. Mosley. E4 Moomey. F. Nuby. Row 3 M. Newbold P. Morri5 C. Oldhom S. Pangburn, B. Newman. B, Oning, ML Meyer. J. Mercurio. C Novaro. D. Mur- reH, B Neison. Home Room 22 . Row l--Helen Rodgers, S, Ronshelm, G. Robisom D Rudim A. M. Poertnerl H. Plol'ws L. Ruscher, C. Pthot. P. PeenQ M. Prefer. L. M4 Potrersom M. RotcliH Row 2 8. Rowe E, Roberts N. Regen R PoHirL C. Reinschmidt N. Richardsom H4 Ruddph. J Ruchty. C. ReinV schmidf. G. Polli1r. D. Folder. Row 3 E. Rob- Inson. M Puckett A. Poiron. J. Rice. 5. RUOH J Patton M. Plckens. S. Reynolds. J. Piepen D Patton. o freshmen Home Room H0 0 Row I-V. Schroyer. T. Showes. JV Sheppard, N. Shimar. J Schweitzer. D Schlcpp. B, Shields. AA Somorh. Row 2-6. Simester. P. Schreedi er. M. Scherer, 5 Shives N Schwerz. C. Schm- idt J. Schoonovsn N. ShinHe. P, Scott. Row 3 A. Saunders. R Sanders R. Schlocl'ner, B. Simpson. J. Schnol. S. SBHKiFk, E Simpson. J. Ruzicko, P. Sigler, S Schlilkln. Home Rcom H2 ' Row I-V. Thomas, M, Wade. B Venobb. J Steimmelz, J. Sledom. M Thomas. B. Thomas. L. Wagner. G. Wagner. R. Sfeigleder. Row 2 D Vaughn. 5, SpclheH. S. Turner. N. Ting- Ert B. Tcyion L. Swarm, P. Smut J. Slimperl. J. Tessendorf R. Van Billiard Row 3 1'. South- oH. MA Thaicher. M. Speak B. Thorniom C. Smith G. Skoggi B. Spechf. D. Thronhill. J. Van CEeve. Home Room 115 0 Row l J. Wesley, J. WiHioms. B. Wolken B. WHschgar, N. WOHing. A, Wessalman. W. Zeke, M, WorshelL Row 2 J, Wurhers C. WeofhoForn. R Weaver, J. W1lson, A. Wily Iioms, M. WenfzeL M. Wilson, J. Whillom J. Webster. Row 3-M. Weiss i WEIIen 5. Wiirenberg R. Wilson. J Whitebrd M. WiJ son. B. Worfers. F WIHioms. Home Room H3 ' Row l-D, Barker, P. Bennett C. Bischok E. Bicke. J. Abbot. D. Annis B. Br?dgesy Row 2 E. Banzhof, J. Barry. H. Broermon. C. Becken R. Barnett R. Bonominh S. Bender, E. Bourdin, Row 3-J, Bradhy. fx Bomon D. Broshares R Brooks. R Bowhm S. Armstrong D. Berry W, Beckhom. Row FC. Bearty.' L. Aprile J, Eorcherding. E Allen, E. Blum, J. Barry H. Bridge. AV Avery. G. Adams. Home Room 120 0 Row 1M0. Economou J. Dustride T. Deni n15 R, D?SHer. J. Earfs. R. Duncan, T. Bushef- man, J. Conrods. E. Campbell. Row 2 K. Cordes C. Dyer. F Burnefi. C. Comp, TV ChoL mondeley C. Crump. K. Crowlord, M. CoHins, 5. Coven T. Campbell. Row B-J. Dunn P. Craig F, Cullen, R, Cole WV Doppmonm. H. Edwards T. Corten RA Engek H, Cotton, J. Dow's. Row 4-G. Clark B. DiHs. L. Conover S. Donahue. R, Bullock. R. DueH. W. BuswelL S. Courtney J. Cuskk J. Defsien B. Doniei. Home Room 123 . Row l-J. Gray. R. Greenberg, D. Fukhen D. HamIlmn B Gozowcxy J, Gabbord K. Gohs. Row Z-A. Goenoweln, H. Groving. D. Gaenge G. Gleason. T. Gillezspie K. Fronke E. Frcntz. Row 3 3. Gephort. D. Goltro. E. GeTL B. HoHorun. R. Eppersom W. Ernst. D. Fry B. GHes. o freshmen freshmen Home Room 125 0 Row 1-W. Jahnsan. R, Hupp. R. Jucksom C. Ivester E. Jackson, B. Johnson, J. Heat, icofe. R. Hawk, Row Z J. HousteHen G. Jenkins. H. Johnscn. W. Jones F. Ingram F. HUH R, Hardin. W. Hanlon. Row 3 C. Irwim J. lrvon. V. Huddhe J. Johnson, J. Harris G. Howard W. Hort J. Jupp E. Jacobs. Row PC. Johnson H. Johnsom K. Herrmcmn B. Jamison, M Hobbsl W Hines R. Hill. W Henniko, S, Harden. Home Room 128 ' Row I R. King, R. Lowery J. Morrin. C. Langhorst, R. Mallonh K. Jordcm R. MonueL R. Ledbetfen Row Z-N. Lcngeield. P. Kon- nersmon. T. Lu Neir. H Kuhlmon. J. Keeley, J Marsh. J. Mcddux. J. Kinder, K. Lacefx'eld. Row B-J, Manghom L. Kendricks K, Lace- fieldl N. Lymch J. Lorenz, D, Kirkpomck. R Lokemun. B. Mogly, J. Lawrence. D. KresseL J. Louise. Home Room 129 9 Row l -C. PIGH. J. MiHer. R. Owens. B Mdnlosh, L. Mouch R. Moofz. D. Pabst, D Menzel, E. MihalyA Row 2 D. Plunken, J, Murphy 5. Matthews, B. Pol! D McDonieL D McCoH. D, Miller, RV Peters. Row 3-C. Moore, D. Puks, K. OIRngerl D. Moore 0. Perry, H. Morris, R. Payton, D. McGrclh. W. Oinng, D. McGoren. Home Room 131 0 Row 1-K. Russell, C. F Suniord. R. Scott: E. Raddy. G. Schiro. D. Schwemken D. Popp, A. ShapiroA Row 2 D. RusseH. J. Schoonover. R. Rep. W. Scott D. Rfley. C. Reed, B. Schr neider. J, Richmond. Row 3-N. RuHin, A. Scrughom. E. Segor. E. Ros? R. Rhodes, M. R055. R. Raab. B. Shearer. S. Root. Home Room I33 ' Row 'iu-J. Smith. E. SfeinhoH. D. Sigoloose J. Swormsledh R. Smith. C. Smith. 3. Smhl'h J. Shewman. Row Z-R. Thielking. A. Swarm- stedf. B. Smdtmilier. J. Surguy. R. Sturgeon, A. Simpson. R. Thompson. l Simmons. R. Sweney. Row 3-D. Srovall. R. Stunich. J. Shearer, J. Simonfon. J. Thomas. R. Silber. G Smith. G Siempfly. J. Stewart. R. Staley. Home Room 134 ' Row i-R. Tomlinson, A, Yauch, J. White. J. Veotch. E. Trumbie. JA Truift D. Werner. R. Vogel. R. Wedig. Row 2 D. Weiss, A. Wolloca l. Wohon. S. Wortsk H. Vaughn, C. Weoven W, Williams. M. Wesselmon. R. Van Borgem J. Turmer, Row 3 H Wynn. K. WeW E. Wertheimer, J. Willis. R. Wheeler, E. Wiid- er. G. Yoshikowo. G, Woodie D. Ward J. Upson. J. TrocyA freshmen o eHies and e-flats enjoy senior high prerogatives . A typical school year in the Junior High is high lighted by the annual tug of war. in this thrilling contest oi strength the superior eighth grade boys meet the fighting seventh grade boys. The result of this melee can never be ioretold; tor often the underdog seventh graders turn up vic- torious. This event is staged under the expert guidance of Mr. Hensel. or HPop as he's known to the students and colleagues. Another day to which othietic boys and girls in the Junior High look forward is HAword Day. Fair play and hard work throughout the year resuit in the pupiis receiving the emblems which they wear proudly until they receive their Withrow varsity numeral. Top Piclure . Row I J. Greenert. C. Cornet S. Roesch. S. McMuHen. E. Wehich. C. Barnes. 8. Heath. 5. Lindsey. M. Bruggemon. M. Williams, J. Botelle, D, DeVore J. McIntosh. D Webb. Row 2- S. Coxworlh, D. DaVore B. Knobs. A. Loman. P. Helscher. J Davis. C. Suermcml'l B. Porrott. M. Rick, 3 Denw'wlen C FTsher. S. Fucifo. C. Finn, B, Van Lieu. A. Tudor, J. Coe. N. Morgan. Row 3 M. Kaufmann. S. Worllm L. Kyrlach. D. Melton N. Green, V. True. S. Discher, C. Coe. C. Eer. B. Tower. D. Anderson, N. Currens M. Tanner. L. Lodhey. B. Hemmen M. Derchk. E. Thrihhouser. Row FA. Boyer. A. CouH'H. J. Alsworrh. S. Bieler. M. Brumley. S. Clark, P. Linn. L. KeH. E. We'rsmon. J. Thomas. B. Shaw N. Smhh. J. Diefl V. Rcse M. Linton. B. Gale. G. Evans. B. Broker. J. Upsom P. Conner. S. Barker. Bolrom Picture 0 Row 1-8. Schnur. A. Scudder. J. Smith A. Locke. J. Johnson. E. Mathias. L. Lifwachk M. Conn M, SriHmcken ,L Hoxia C. Wade, P, Gregoryu H, Hancock. Row 2 5 Low, F, 5. Rush, J. HeHron, J. Cullen B. Browning S. Dame E. Vogd L, Lind. 5. Gold I. Taylor. J VVthzmrr: M. Shmoll, J Sirunk, A, Bush. Row 3 A Kessel. G. Reusing S. Kennedy, G. Horwood. M. Fos1er'. L. MueHer. E. O'Brien, D, Daniels. B. Bush J. Romseyn S. Suntan E, Molioy, B. Mcrgom P, Draihaus. B. NewelL M. Lilly P, WhaFem Row 4 N MiHer. H. Eillard M. Tibbs. B. Muff dock, J Behha S. Smith. S Gotch, E. KoHer J Wright S. Cholok. D. Hucklen B. Forbus. C. Layne. C. Siegfried, G. Obermeyen N. Robertson. C, Royal. eighth grade girls 0 iimiaz; Top Picture 0 Row 1 W. VoepeL R. Keller. J. Morslon, L, Gilvin. D. Norcr055 C. McVJckers, D Russell R. HorreL R. Seibek R. HaHe. W. Burton K Ire1und,W. Hammonm D. Pratt. R Boer, Row 2 D, Duffy. L. Aigner. F. Waggel. W. Buchold. G. TctluBH T. McConnel. J Gollccher. W, Wub- bdding R. Schorn E. Farris. J. Kodon. D Davis, J. Davis. T Smith, W. Grofe, R. Zeuch. Row 3 F. Leeds. D. Kruse R. Bourry J. Broun. R. Boumgorrner, R. Murrow. O; Findsen, W. Ring F. Nelson. P - Hudson J. Belem W. Brewer. R. Koch. L. Pehom J. Bryson. R. Brinkmom E. Toler. Row 4-L, Pyies. L. KerdolH, J. Woerner. K. McDole. R. HUH. C4 Oney. C. Bock. D. HonseL E. Schwoeble J Grate, C. Abrams. G.Clc1y. C. Orterbein C. Grave, F. Mackzum. Bottom Picture 0 Row l A. Albrecht, R. White. D. Alexander. 6. Coin, W. Honeisfer. C. Games, M. Vole o eighth grade boys J. Shapiro. G. Long, S, Evans R. Sreinert 8. Frank, W. Swanson, J. Dickey R, Swenfurlh, J. Sample. Row 2 D. Jordon. R. Beglem G. Barnes G. Flamn. D. Mcnzler, R. Eibeclc, R. KreLr len B. Cole M. Roufh J. Hansel, A. Santorq H. Reaver, E. Shirley R Gosiger G, Greene D. Lerner. Row 3-W. Shinkle. J. McDonald, L. Lyons. D. Wald D. Anderson. L. Riekerf, E, Heisen D. Snyder. E. Venob1e4 B. Clogefh B. LcHer. R. Mchun, A, Norton, R. kgrig. J4 Graver, W Schilling D. Goles J. Runnels. Row FD, Craig. R Schmidt R. WoHin. D. DriskelL G. McNeH. H. MeMn, E. Lauderboch P, Kyrroch A. Hulverstcdt, J. Goodfriend. J. Brucher. R. Aggen D. Rel! D Meghan. R4 OH. J. Lufz. G. Schubert. D. Schubert, C. Bock. Top Picture . Row I W. Wefnmom S. Nickok. M. Ernst, B. Hagen, P, Mohn, H. Kelley S. Hoover. J. McCoy. S. PaHom J, PorseH, L Brown, J, Schweizer. .L Plcxgcnkis G. Morrison, G. Wittenbergl Row 2-D. Wencksfern. C. YoureH, H. Wheeier. C. Wiete J. Harrison. P. Luckner. S. Spon- genberg. G. Pelion, 5 Firth, E. Sompier. B. Winglew'xsl'l. J Griess J. Bruden M Harmom B Ose. D. Gruenenger. M. Bertram. M, Rockiin. Row 3- R Popp, V4 Moccrthy, M Mifchum. M Bradley. L. Wolfe, J; Conmr D Pollos, M. Cohen. N. Floyd, 5. Schm'xdt A4 Zinco, J. Torum, G. Geldreich N. McEnll,S,Sl'1owcfer P. Davis; BoHom Picture Row 1 J. Richmond M. Pace, P. Hartman E. Roesch. S. Wilmes N Shepherd. N. Gibson. D Johnsrom 5 Suge-He M. Heoihcolen R. Peizhold. J Moema M. Pilsom A. Edwards W. HiH. B. HummelK Row 2 15. Walters. J. King. C Keorn54 MA Browne A. PuHem. B. Rolewoy, N Hulsbeck A. Sonerfield I. Storrett, 5. Brondenberg, M. Herschoin. M. Kinzie. C, Taylor. Row 3 R. Jesse M Kepler. M Hergei. G. St. Chair. M, Wingenen P. Krumme. H. Kiphori, P, Flougher. R, Worden R. Lewis, M; Assing. M. Becket J. GHberr. S. Broker. 3 Bowman. Row 3-L Schodek G. MorshoH. S. StoHer. F. Keck P. HaHei. M. Powers J. F051 V. HUH, V PWes, P. Perfen P. Brody, J. McKee. B. Krogmcm N. Slreif. seventh grade girls 0 Top Picture ' Row l-J. Andersom J. Bishop. J, Heidrich. H, Kleine. D Hobson. T. Abbofr. D, Roehrl R Heknling. E Heap, A. Schonzfe. J. Thornton. R. Wendel. R. Soemom J. Doughty. J. Comer. J. Schwartz. 5 Thomas. W, MiHer. Row 2 5. Cohen J. HGIL l. Lernen R. Levy. W. Kemp. J. Wiley 5, Skipper. 8. McLaughl'm, H. Herre. S. Jenicke. J. Kinchlea D. Potts. W. Hertz! D. Nobors, M. Stine, J Godley F. Liebforth, B, Noll, A. Schweitmcn. Row 3-8. Breyer. J. Krembos. G. Gregg. B. Davis. T. Nekom R. Nolan. '5. Winter. J. Lfghrner. D. Bruckner, T. Williams, D. Roebucks. R. Helm R. Grimmer, J. Piercn. J. Davis. T. Schroeder. Bonom Picture 0 Rob! l-R Harris W. Shearen R, Worfhing, D. Toler L. Rosen. R, Hughes. R. FraH. J. Kershow. M. Moholouch. K. Frelond, F. Stonhorf, W Bock. Row 27R. Back. .L Cross. D. Liebbee, R, Shiveley, L Loschcaw R, Reizlen R RondaH, W. Ne'son, J McCoy. C. KuHemon, J. Harlhy. R Wohers. W Rielseri. J. Baker. Row 3 H. Lceb, L, Willobrcm, R. De Hoom P. chekong. W. FreHnun. R. Flynn. J. Evans. B. Peabody, TA Taylon G. Adkfns. D. Hoffman A. Dieckmon, RV Tolen NK Sfronge. Row 4-D Schwartz. M. Montgomery, 8. Cooper. M, Becken C Nexcnder, R. Mosfer, P M0105 R. Devore, T. Johnsom D, Abrams. R. Bough R PrjrseH L. Gddmon. W. Deck. 0 seventh grade boys 0 look at us Sally Church. otter trying out for Choir. asked the opinion of o classmate, HDo you think 1 can ever do anything with my voice? An anonymous voice was heard in the background: UWeH, it might come in handy in case of tire. Mrs. Hortsell. colloring one of several likely suspects: HWhot's the meaning of Oil this noise? Suspect: HWe were only logging pennies. Mrs. Hortseil: Well. of all things! Who is the teacher in charge here? Suspect: '1! am. Mr. Shrimpton. social studies teacher. replied sheepishty. Soon otter the Presidential elections. Miss Moormon gave on English test on quotations trom Homiet. One quotation to be identified was HNow cracks cu noble heart. One student replied Dewey. Miss Green's blue hair sometimes causes comments such as this one she heard From 0 boy remarking to his girl: Look, welt. I'll be! it she hasn't gone and blued her top! Mr. Stephens to safety class: 'iWhot would you do it you were in o cor being driven too tost? No response. Mr. Stephens: Welli it it were my daughter. I'd tell her to stop. Mr. Renshow: AiYour daughter? Hmmmm! Mr. Steph- ens was only recently married. and laugh 0 What would happen to us it the sun were destroyed? HWe wouldn't get any more vitamin th'. One of Miss Meredith's students In a report on a biography wrote. She was tired and week and when she awaked she was expired. Was Theron Usher's tace red when water spouted from his bunsen burner during chemistry class? A question on a certain test: Name five important uses of wood. The answer to that question: I. For houses: 2. Furniture: 3. Farm tools; 4. Toys; 3 e 5. Charlie McCarthie. ln the days when HPEstol Packin' Mama was poputar. we heard this one: Biology class was drawing flowers and labeling parts. One young sprout exclaimed. HI didn't know flowers carried pistols! His neighbor replied: Sure. they're pistol packin' mamas! ? i :5; e Lnass. ' W67 0 library, heart of learning One oh fhe first Things fhot happens to a freshman is his infroducfion To rhe library through his Emglish Class. Miss Pooley and Miss Rehring conduct fhese dosses in order to acquaint the new students with the fo- ciliries available and to teach them how to use the Hbrory properly. In later years they ammo. - h are fought more Technical procedures. The 1 library provides a variefy of magazines, 0 E selection of books. and reference moferiols To aid in The complefion of assigned fosks. During any period of fhe day. sfudenfs can be seen browsing among the books, paging ?hrough The magazines, or preparing a paper from encyclopedias on The shelves. . Smdenfs vie for Homecoming king and queen titles. 9 A new outlook on Foofboll is brought obouf by a new and dhcferenf type of pep assembly. ' Pep assembly with oufstonding results TEgers defected Purcell for first time. . Come on Tigers. Fight Fight Fight! . Wlfhrow vs Hughes fhe1righ r to end all fights. They Threw our the rule book. 0 student life o the varied activities of: . Through practical experiments. a difficult science is made easy and en- ioyabIe. . E-e-e-kl ' These high step- pers offer a thrill of the FootboH games. . Wifhrow draws Central cs opponents in Pigskin Preview. ' HDown by the Ohio. . As 0 result of constant rehearsing. Wifhrow-ployers acquire the professional touch. Page nEnety-eight . An interesting assembly brings In- dia fo life on Withrowk sfoge. . Mrs. Billy Bryant. first bdy of The show boot. ' Charles P. TGH greets en- thusiastic Wifhrow sfudents. ' Stu- dents learn 0? possibilities of The Fufure from Atomic Energy Exhibit in Music Hall. . Anything can happen dur- ing 0 Wifhrow pep assembly. and does withrowites are caught, Page nme'ryrmne posed and unposed, by O The A Coppello Choir is The center of offrocfion of the Christ mos assembly. 6 Where were the spoons of The G.A.A. freshe mcn party. ' Under These cop- able oHicers, G.A.A.'s programs are skillfully planned. . Modem William Tells exhibit abilities. CIXEIXHRH PUBLIC SEHHULS m :1:le 'auHQQ Q.- '33 ; n. resolute photographers o Home Economic sfudenfs watch practical applications of classroom information. ' Business students of Wifhrow find enjoy- ment in many interesting trips fhroughouf the year. 0 Do you think you couEd really sfeer one? Page one hundred one . Aihlefics at Wifhrow play a very importclniL part in student activities. Whether an active participant or a cheering spectator. ?he Withrowife feels c1 keen interest in the various teams which represent the schooi and provide continuous competition. Boys and girls alike are provided with numerous diversified sports wifh an equal oppor- tunity for all as well as a type of activity suitable for any stage of physicai development. LO NIMMO BILL GtLLILAND JOHN HUHEEY t I . Footbotll lee magic word that stirs mony varied emotions in Amer- 1co's vast throngs. For the average ten the word implies nine or ten hours of oction-pocked spectator sport and lusty cheering. but the athlete or coach feels Its truer meaning and signiticonce. Under the supervision of coaches Gillilond. Nimmo. 0nd Huheey. 0 player must eat tootbalh breathe football, and live football. Aside from brown. the gridiron hope- ful must have speed. stamina. the heart to play and. most of OH. love of the game. Although the toil and drudgery behind the scenes is not always Fully appreciated. everyone enjoys the national sport and thrilts to it. Left to right: Row leF. Jordcnt L. Lumtey, WA ch Epps, J. Neison. D. Miltert H. Andrecdist Dt Ernst D. Mitchell. . Row Y-J. Spcrkst F. Sutton. D, Mochent E. Ernst Rt Lyonst B. Edwards. J. Baumest L. Bernard, C. Tldwett. ' Row 3e? Mcgttlt Je Thorpe D. Rogers, J. Kttntph B. Dmmun. C, Brandenburg D, Boytet C. Eschenboch, B. Netson. . A5 once again The losT remnanTs of sum- mer vanished. carrying wiTh Them cherished. carefree holidays. FooTbalI. idolized king of sporTs, assumed The rein of public in- TeresT. On gridirons ThroughouT The counTry, coaches worked Teverishly To shape up Teams Tor The keen compeTiTion which is To be Found in TooTball Today. Every player. from The sTar halfback To The freshman guard. worked a liTTle harder. sweaTecl a liTTle more. To prepare for The crowning glory OT allean undefeaTed season. In TigerTown. Too. such was The case. Coach Bill Gilliland was rapidly producing from a wealTh of moTerial a squad. The like of which had noT been seen aT WiThrow Tor many seasons. WiTh keen anTicipoTion. coaches. Team. and sTudenTs alike awaiTed The opening TilT wiTh Reading High which would give The boys Their TirsT sample of ocTual engagement. On The alIoTTed day. Tiger gridsTers proved Themselves equal To The Task and came from behind in The second half To wallop The Read- ing boys 28-13. Having Thus bogged o rel- aTively easy opener. The ever-improving Orange and Black aimed for a highly-TouTed Xavier Team The following week under The Mazdas. To The surprise of all. The Tigers sTopped STan Schneider and company cold. To The Tune of 25-0 wiTh speed merchanT Dick ErnsT racking up all Tour Tallies in an acTion- packed Thriller. Jusle eIaTed over shaTTering The Bomber win sTreak. Bill Gilliland's war- riors Then iourneyed OUT of The sTaTe To Try Their TolenTs on The boys From ShorTridge, Indiana. BoTh Teams used power To besT advanTage androTTer The TirsT half. Things re- . tigers tally successful season mained all locked up. Finally Tiger speed broke Through and The boys sewed iT Up in The TourTh quarTer 27-l2. The Team Then reTurned under The lighTs The following week To break The Purcell Cavaliers. Lanky end Benny Duncan inTercepTed a pass and specl To pay dirT. which yanked The game OUT of The Tire. WiThrow won l4-6. WiTh one sizzling vicTory aTTer anoTher The red- hoT Tigers sTeamrolIered Their oldesT rival. Hughes. 27-I3. in The annual double header aT U.C. sTodium. Behind Jim Neison's re- liable passing arm The boys chalked up an- oTher in The win column by clowning a medi- ocre Woodward eleven 35-0. The sad sTory began on a rainy. soggy aTTernoon when an obviously under-par Tiger Team allowed The Walnut Hills Eagles To eke OUT 0 7-6 vicTory. The deTensive play of all-sTar Carl Eschen- back was The only redeeming TeoTure 0T The day. WiTh hopes for anoTher PHSL TiTIe considerably dampened, The Orange and Black enTered inTo The Fray wiTh WesTern Hills as slighT underdogs. buT nobody ex- pecTed The Maroons To slash Through The Tiger line To a 27-7 Triumph as They did. Although The sTraTegical advanTage was close. Frank SuTTon was The only WiThrow back who managed To reel oTT much ground. The boys hiT Their sTride again and downed The CenTrol HorneTs 34-7 in The Tinal TiIT 0T The season. AlThough The Tigers did noT wind up The season undefeafed, They un- doubTedly had a successTUl gridiron com- paign: so we specTaTors doFF our haTs in admiraTion To Those boys who gave Their besT-Gnd look forward eagerly To nexT year. Page one hundred seven 5 LOWELL LUMLEY EDDIE GROVE HARRY ANDREADIS JIM NEISON DiCK ERNST JIM KUMPF FRANK SUTTON varsity lettermen . After any football season credit must be given where it is due and for this reason the iettermen oi 49 are honored here. The players who received letters are proud of them not only because of the honor but also because of the long hard season 0t bruising bumps and bone-crushing biocks by which the lettermen earn their W's. These players are the Withrow varsity lettermen for this year. Jim Kimpt. E. Perfection in Poss Snogging. Remember the circus catch in the HX game? Dick Ernst. H. B. Superb backfield man whose running ted the team to victory. He not only mode the Post's oil City team in his junior year but oiso was named its captain. Jim Neison. Qt B. The triple- threat head man who called ploys. rcm. and passed DON RODGERS RON LYONS JIM SPARKS L x; BENNY DUNCAN BILL EDWARDS DON MACHEN JOHN BAUMES reach athletic peak 0 tor the tiger eleven. Harry Andreodis. H. B. A tricky runner and 0 great defensive mon. Carl Eschenbock, T. bottling blocker and 0 demon on defense. man who 0150 made the all city team. Dick Boyle. T. A fast line- mcm. tine btocker 0nd tighting tockler. Lowell Lumley, G. Honorary Captain. always the tiger's clow in the vorsity's ottense and defense. Eddie Grove. T. A line- man who was 0 lion on the defense. Floyd Jordan. E. A grid iron man who is unexcelled in ettort or obiiityt Willard Von Epps. H. B. A back who sidelined For port of the season. who come back later to aid the varsity toward victory. Jim Thorpe. H. B. A tleet-tooted halt back who ran wild In the Central game to run up the score. 7i liq I JIM THORPE WILLIE VAN EPPS FLOYD JORDAN LEONARD BERNARD DtCK MITCHELL CLYDE TiDWELL Poge one hundred ten tiger band adds color and . Cool brisk autumn breezes, milling crowds. and colorful bonds sym- bolize the most thrilling of Withrow's extro-curriculor activities. Footbollt enjoyed by young and old alike. reigns supreme over Tigertown trom early September to the latter port of November and commands the attention of thousands for every pigskin tussle. For these reasons it is no wonder that pioyers and coaches strive so hard to better their record from year to year. In this school year of 48-49. the Tiger gridiron squad compiled a record unequaled 0t Withrow tor the past four or five years. Although the squad was nosed out for the Public High School League Champion- ship. acquired last year. it succeeded in piling up a more impressive rec- pep t0 gridiron contests 0rd The failure to win the PHSL title again was easily outweighed by breaking the jinx. which has hovered over Withrow For some time. of tosing to parochial 0nd out-ot-town schoots. Anologously the school bond has made great strides forward this year. The purchase of new uniforms has greatly enhanced the sparkle of the new creative formations displayed by the Tiger tunesters this post season under the direction of Mr. George G. Smith. The blaring tontores 0nd sttvery sparkle 0t batons accompanied by a spirited pigskin bottle on a crisp November day heralds the end of another unforgettable season. gone until another magic fall day again ushers in a new season of delight. 554 Page one hundred eleven o 1948 football squad holds I948 Withrow Football Schedule 0 .13 ST.Xovier............. -Rec:oling 25 28 27 O .12 Shortridge. Ind. Purcell VF Page one hundred rweive a 7 t0 2 season9s record 0 W O 27 Hughes ............... l3 35 Woodword ........... 0 b WoInut Hills ........... 7 7--Wesfern Hills . . . , . ,. .. .27 34--Cenfrol Vocational . . . . 7 Page one hundred thirteen Left to right: Row leB. SchooIField, J. Gibbs. M. Misoli, J. Mor- B. Dryer. J1 Schroteli B. Cedcri C. Long. T. Nichois, J. Wilseni D. tint T. White. R. Leonord. B. Mcrkei, D. Orth. ' Row Z-J. Greeni Beidingeri G. Burns, N. Beitz. 9 Row FJ, Bostwick. J. Schaon- H. Boston. B. Anshutzy M. Barren, D. Hudson. T. Evans, Zi Barboi overt L. Mockiin, i. Turner. B, Hollomcn, B. Gianni E. Saar, L. B. Hartman N. Neidicki A. McMiHon. 9 Row SeP. Martini Kieinieiter. B. Lyons, C. Parker, I o reserve, frosh teams develop stars . Coach John Huheey end the Reserve Foot- 0 Withrow's six capable football managers. the ball Teom clicked off a successful season this unsung heroes of the gridiron. keep the teams' .i year. Before school opened. the squad began equipment in working order white the cheer; ' to take form, and. by November. it had become leaders help the team by stimulating moroie. o weilefunctioning organization, Like the Reserve This spirited group. advised by Miss Brewer. is '1 Squad. the Freshman Team molds stars for future heiped by the pep squad. which has worked out vorsities. After a fortunate season. coached by well as o nucleous cheering section. The drum Mr. Hedges. the members have furthered their moiors cmd moiorettes are noted throughout the skills in the game and prepared for next year. city OS 0 well co-ordincted. talented. gay group. Lelt to right: Row ieB. Owens. T. Oiinger, G. Yoshihowo. J, Gcenoweint H. Broermonn, E. Wortheimeri . Row B-M. Collins Kinder. R. Jackson D. Moquiryi Ji Moddux. N. Corlert . Row E, Banzhcli S. Rasputin. J. James P Wright. F. Dusten B. Becker. 2e? Burnett, L. ingrim, D. Goenge, B. Von Bergen. J, Gordon. A. J. Barry K, Jones, D. Miller. B Giles. Top P'mure: Managers: Left to righf H. Lambert. J. Thompsom L. Rica CV Duqueire, T, Geichy. ' Cenler Picture: Cheer- leaders; Lelf to right Row l --P. McDmcFee. L. L. Allen 1cop'H S. Vego. D. Hol- wodel H?ep Squad cap- minl. . Row 2-K, Cad- wollcder. B. Shcfer, K. Thoma. . On shoulders J. Crews. 9 Bottom Picture: Drum Maiors; Left to right -.J. Mclnrosh, J. Mueller, J GWngow. N. Nelsom B. Fessendem J. Brandhorse; B, Herschehnann. o with speed and skill tiger Left to right Row l-Ae McMHIan. D. Ernst. Jt Radctitt. J. Nelson, D Miller. H. Yee, J. Crews. Manager. 0 Row ZeH. . The Varsity basketball team holds the Interest of students during the severe winter months when no outdoor sport can be tot- lowed. The test aggressive action makes basketball on exciting game. and many stu- dents follow it enthusiasticotly. The players. because of test action of the game. must possess a great amount of endurance and stamina. Mr. John Huheey. recently appoint- Poge one hundred sixteen Andreodist J. Wood J. Kumplt L. Baker. C. Ernst, R. Cod- woltadert F. Sutton. ed basketball coach, deserves the credit for producing a more successful basketball team than the Tigers have had for some time. Charles Ernst was the top scorer this season. followed by Jim Kumpt and Harry Yee. Nine boys. who ptoyed in at least half the total number of quarters played this season. quolitied tor and won Varsity letters. men tally another basket 0 Neison iumps for CI push shot. Time ouf ' ' 90 g; ?WJ b ; ' 1 i ll a tiger cubs end seasons with O The Freshman Basketball Team finished its season This year with a record of seven vicfories and six defects. The quintet drew c: second in the league by twice defeating Hughes. Woodward, and Norwood 0nd spliffing two games with Central. The stoning five were composed of Kinder and Ernst, guards. Miiler 0nd McDoniels, forwards. and Lonky PiunkeH. center. Coach Hedges has done on exceilent iob of making ihese boys info 0 smoothly oper- ating club. A successful iirsfseoson bodes well for future Wifhrow reams. Left to righi Row IhYoshikawoi NM Caliinsi D, McDonieis, F. Dicsrerg DV Garage. 9 Row ZhG. Marfini C. Bcrcherding. J. Lowiso, W. Ernst J, Kinderi J, Whiie. . Row 3hD. Milieu L. ingrim. D. thkeih J. Schconoveiq C. Piotr. McMillan goes Up For 0 high pass. commendable records . The Reserve Basketball Team, composed mostly ot sopho- mores, trains to fill positions on future varsity teams under the supervision ot its Obie coach. Mr. Stephens. The November to March schedule which has. in addition to games with public and parochial schools in the local circuit. exciting contests with well known out-ot-town teams as Springfield. Dayton Styvers. 0nd Homitton Public. Although turning in a fair rec- ord this year. these boys are aiming for more games in the win column next year and 0 Championship in the Future. Tip In h. Left to right Row IeB. Schoolhetd. O, MIHer. D, Rodger; J. Sporkst K. Rochel. . Row ZeC. Wiltsom R. Clem. Jt Woods, 5. McKoyt B. Fishbock. D. Hoeir. B. Shoter, . Row 3-Mr. Stephenst J. Leonordt B. AhshutL C. Brondenberg, J. Sroie. D. Lombhnt E. Scan F. Goodeh. M. Bench. Page one hundred nineteen The Last Mile distance men race toward victory . Even though everyone else is lost In the thritls of Football, there is 0 small group ot boys which takes great pride in its ability to endure the rigors of the cross-country course. This little group receives very little publicity. but it derives its glory from the sctistoction that comes with a job well done. This year two boys. Earl Kinley and Al Tevis. won medots in the District Cross Country Meet held at Avon Field Golt Course. Mr. Wirth does an excellent job of coaching these boys in the Fundamentals of the race and of developing future cross country material. As cross country is a toll sport. the courses are usually mode ditticult by mud. leaves. ruts, tollen 1095. and snapping branches. In spite of these obstacles. the boys enjoy the sport and continue to vie in endurance meets in the toll. Left to right Row I-B. Mirlhoetert A. Tevis, E, Kinleyt G. Schn'clon. ' Row 2-T, Jacobs. P. Johnson, T. Gillespie A. Nixon, V, Wintrey. Swimming: Left to right Row I-A. Murphy L. Hummd D. Schden J, Siiers, R. Morris W. LouEer. J. HEggens. J, True. 0 Row 2-W. Unger. B. Lchemum T. Evan; T. GiHespie. J. Herers, M, Briggs. J, Kesslevu T. Dorser. Wade demonstrates back Flip. Boys start out ventures. on cross country o bats, balls, and gloves hold interest McMiHon stretches For 0 high one. Afr' . me A Ernst gets ready to slam one out of the pork. . April always brings the resounding thud ot the cowhide meet- ing the timber. Yes, it is baseball season at Withrow. Taking over the chores 0t rounding the boys into shape is Mr. Huheey. new to Withrow this year. He is very tortvnote in having ten lettermen returning from last year's team to form the basis of what could be a championship team. The infield positions were in the competent hands of tour tettermen. Al McMillicn at third. Roy Hughes at shortstop. Jim Neison Gt tirst base. Potroling the outfield were Jock Radclitt. Ike Mosalit Carl Eschenboch. and Charles Brandenburg. Jim Neison Frank Giordullo of students in spring When not on the mound Henry Boston was in the outtield oiso. In addition to Henry there were two other Withrow chuckers, Due quette and Don Miller: The catching duties tell to Dick Ernst and Frank Giordulloe Lost year the Tigers didn't live up to the expecta- tions clue to the fact that they were inexperienced. This year 0 marked difference was seen. The team on the whole is rather small but tull 0t hustle and tight. The Tiger nine was 0 scrappy outfit and hard to beat. An air tight intield, a well patroled outfield. strong battery combinations. and hard hitting equaled 0 top tlight teom. Boll tour or strike three? . Three sports thot the average Joe Fan of Withrow doesn't hear much obout ore the Golf Team. the Gym Team. and the Bowling Teom. The Gott squod. under Mr. Owens' gudonce. has 0 City chompionship to de- fend. Strike. Hspore. and nine in the eighth treme', ore tomilior words around the Page one hundred twenty-Four Left ta right-Kneeling J. Eostland. D. Moore. 0 Standing Mr. Owens. H. Verberg. G, Philttpst B. Schrote. 0 these teams round out our sports olleys when the bowting team is in oction. The team tinished second in the PHSL. Hor- rizontol bars. side horses. or any other piece of gymnastic opporotus ore Child's ploy tor the boys who comprise the Gym Teom. Mr. Renshow works out with the bowters; Mr. Gillilond. the Gym Teom. A t Bob performs the Baby Drop Gym Team: Left to right. On bars F: : R. Giordano. D. Machen. . : Seated D. Mitchell. N. BeHz. E. Mueller. D. Berry. I. Turner. 8. Glenn, K. Woole, G. Phiilips, J. Cordes. Bowling Team: Left to right. Seaf- ed P. Finzer, M. Harding. D. De- eks. C. Schwiefzer. G. Myers, B. Crabbe. . Standing Mr. Ren- show, J. McDonald. J. Larsen. C. Eschenboch. J. Wilson. J. Prickeff. H. Thomas. Floyd Jordon posses baton to Jim T orpe. Students shout encouragement to participants. Page one hundred twenty-six . it takes time It's just Cl bit further. boys. . The Tiger track team began workouts in the gym this year shortly after the burden of exams had been lifted and the boys were back to normal. For many long hours the boys labored in the gym, but at the first in- dication of spring. they were out on the track. Through this training Mr. Nimmo de- veloped 0 good. hord-hitting track team. to train track team to take titles 0 . At the crock ot the storter's gun the race begins and the Withrow speedp sters sweep to the tront to hold tfrst position. This is 0 scene otten enacted on the Withrow frock each spring. The boys practice long hours and diligently for competition in meets and are otten rewarded tor their ettorts by winning 0 first place. The team participated in many local meets. held chietly in the Withrow stadium. betore it was ready for the larger and more important meets. All members look forward to the City. Knights of Cotumbus. District. and Miami meets. but all hope finally to go to the State meet in Columbus. Top . Judges await the wtnners. Lower Left: 0 Jim Hume shows shot put Iorm. Lcmretrh Right . Lowell Lumtey crouches for start at 5 0t. il'Q PL: I -? 17 W'W . co-eds enioy a wide range of sports for health and beauty negligent notable . The annual G.A.A. assembly this year has a mystery for Its theme. A crime had been commit- ted. a horrible crime for a Withrow girl. and the Negligent Notable was guilty. The trial was held at the assembly with the auditorium filled to capacity. Among those present were others guilty of the same Crime. The crime7-mthe Negligent NotabTe had for- gotten to join the GAA. The identity of this not- able person was unknown. but throughout the skits presented by the GTATA. members. clues were Found and evidence was established. Although the skits. which depicted the history of girls' sports From the Ancient Grecian period to the French bathing suit time. were delightful and the music and songs of Kay Wildeson were lovely, the tact that the guilty person was still loose hung heavy on the students' minds. Soon the dues were sutticient to convict Jean Wheatley at high treason and sentence her to one happy year in G.A.A. amid gay laughter. BEATTY CADWALLADERi VICEipRESIDENT . Here they are! The girls on this page term the nuc- leus ot the largest and most active club at Withrowe 6AA. They are the energetic core around which the remainder oi the club tunctions. Pookie Allen. pres- ident, presides at the business meetings and. with vice- president Beotty Codwolioder. sees that the club is weil operated. Watching the figures and records of G.A,A. are the duties 0t Jone Forbes. Jone Mess- inger. and Janet Bremen treasurer and secretaries. The managers of the various sports draw up the game shedules and organize the activities of their por- ticutor sport as well OS direct the participation. JANE FORBES. TREASURER JANE MESSINGER. RECORDING SECRETARY SECRETARY officers and managers 0 Left to right: Row t-M. Wirthi B. Codwalloden E. Korengei, Jt Forbes. B. Gotthotter. Row ZeC, Grimm 5. Rice. MA Schweir. M. Ewers, MARY SCHWEIR. HISTORIAN JANET BREMERi CORRESPONDING? ! GRACE BLASBERG MABEL ROBINSON HELEN HUTCHINSON DOROTHY LALLY girls have best in sports Elaine Korenget. Mgr., eyes the bolt. 0 Through informal work and play, '. :5 . x . .- g the gym teacher becomes person- ' able and interesting. These teach- erst real triends 0t Withrow girls, help the girls develop their person- alities and accept their responsi- bilities. . One of the first signs of spring seen around Withrow is the beginning of boseboJI practices. AH the girls of G.A.A. eagerly await the approach of this typical Amer- ican game. Baseball brings out a spirit of competition while teaching group cooperation and good sports- manship to the girls who play. Come on in. you're sate! , 4:. t .zsiPr. vun , aax-uxwwr t BUHy Dribble Interception these sports attract g.a. a. members 0 . Ground sticks, ground sticks. ground sticks, bully! The center passes to the wing and the hockey season is OFF! Ail G.A.Ai'er5 love the terrific hockey botties in the toil. Through wind, sleet. and rain. these hockey tiends brave the weather to tight tor the championship. One of the tour major sports. hockey coils almost sev- t enty-tive girls to the tieids to show their ability t in passing, bullying, and rolleins. Hockey at Page one hundred thirty-two Withrow gains the interest of the entire school when the women of the Faculty pit their skill against that of the varsity hockey team. To cli- max Ct successful season. these G.A.A. girls journeyed to Key Wiiderson's back yard for CI rip-rooring time at their annual picnic. In spite of bruised knees and sprained ankles. hockey will always be one of the best ioved sports tor girls and continue to interest the athletic at Withrow. 0 Side out! Net boll! Point! These are but 0 Few ot the iomilior yells which toll on the ears of the Withrowites who por- ticpote in the energetic sport, voliey- ball. The vollettes train vigorously to gain skill. not only to be victorious among their schoolmates. but 0350 to put torth good competition in the cm- nuol ploy day held at Withrow. Shoot. Marilyn! 3!. km ? 4' . One 0? the most popular sports. for which the athletic spirited G.A.A. members turn out, is basketball. This sport commences with practices in the late winter and ends in class games which take place in early spring. Be- sides participation in individuoi team games the bosketeers take part in the annual Cincinnati basketball pioy day. Free throw. 0 sure point. o g. a. a. displays O The Dolphin Club is o fishy name for The giris who participoTe in swimming. They conTesT during Girls' Week wiTh girls From OH The pubiic high schooisi This year our giris Took Top honors. T . In G.A.A. mcmy poTenTioi golfers are being de- veloped. These girls learn The TundomenTols necessary for playing good golf. . Tennis is onoTher of The many inTeresTing sporTs in which The girls of GAAA. may Take porT. in The spring The girls hold 0 Tournoz ment and seiecT The ouTsTonding player of The year. Ir;VnLZLnWr-F ya: u: Jegerzzar'apgmj ,1 . - A Doubles Teams woiT Tor courT. Left To right: In wafereN. chkenbergT L. Diem, C. Koehler. J. Pieis- fer. P. Sigieri M. Wirlhi C. Kennedy. ' Seated on pooies. Parsons. D. Green J. Grey. E. Noegeli R. Stimperl. N. Hoil. M. Davis. 9 On board-S. Ricei JT Ricei B. Specht, C4 Chundier. N4 Schworizi Sland- ing: Row liS. Nelson, L. Mosier. T. Brodieyi J. Messinger. S. Schenke, R. Noeicke. L. Spechl, D. Mergler, S. Hancock, M, Simmonsi S. Kleine. ' Row ZeM. Rosser. J. Anderson. T. Cornea. .. hi, .-L i .; Page one hundred ThirTy-iour versatilities . Outside of gym classes. the athletic girls of Withrow find Fun and enjoyment in the offerschool sports of G.A.A. Besides the most popular sport of basketball, Withrow's feminine athletes participate in hiking, tennis. archery. and table Tennis. Compefih Tions are held in the Helds of archery. table Tennis. and court tennis. whereas hikes are Token for the all round good fun found in them nor for the aches which result. Some people get lucky! Archery builds coordination. Hikers try anything once. Where's the bol ? - ta dance club 0 Page one hundred ThirTyesix Top Picture: Lower Center; Counterclockwise-J. Toernen N. Egrey. A. Rkhordson. .J. Bctsche, B. Fessandon. J. Schubert. J. Hcin. M. Jones, T Duvillo, N. Robinson. P, KennedyT l. KingT P. ReiT S. HcIIT M. Creel- man, M. Ashman. . Bottom PicTure: Leh To righl-N. PTGIT, J. Moellen N. NeTson. . Dance Club oTFords WiThrow girls The opporTuniTy To learn To express Their inTerpreToTions 0T music in beouTiFUl, groceTuI. and original dance sTeps. These girls are un- der The supervision of Miss Helen HuTchinson. gym Teacher. Each year The club holds TryouTs Tor prospec- Tive members. From oppreximoTely one hundred and TiTTy girls. sixTy-Tive ore chose To become members. These girls meeT every Thursday in The gym and exercise dil- igenle so That They mighT be obTe To perform The d'ITTiculT sTeps. Many hours are spenT by The girls C15 They prepare for The Dance Symposium given by The dance dubs of The various public high schools. Each school has similar organizations which come TogeTher cmnuoHy To give Their performance. The girls also give 0 semi-onnuol reciTol. Top Picfure: Left to r'Igl'lf Row 1 0. Edmunds J. Forbes, S. MiiiarcL L, Long, B. Meyer, . Center Pic- Iure: Left to right Row l-J. MoeHer. S. WeEse. ' Row 2 8. Ccrfen N. Clmmpion L. Gemrrup. A. Covonagom J. BoescMIru G. Loose A. Fink. P. HOMES. M, Stonforrh. T. Miller, N, Egry. 0 Bottom Pic: lure: Left +0 right; FronI-B. Fowier. S, SeWirk. L Doenclw. B. Herschehnom E. Borrsch S, RonsheEm. ' Back N, Rogers N. Glover H, Koenig. M. Kupperf L. chyle L. Curtis. 'w'h' law TVA .. m'm! A .a l 0111 Aside from its prescribed course of study. With- row offers a variety of social clubs and many exfro-curricular activities in which a great number soc1auu of pupils enthusiastically participate. No matter what a student's interests may be. Iinquistic. iournalisfic, or musical. he can find that group at school which satisfies his inclinations. In T tee 35a, h st - . 0 Row IeMJAHerdIng. T.Sylveslen J.Voncet M.Wetch. S,Vego. K.thde- son, M,L4Augustine. L.Trtnkten M.Mor5h. B.Smith. J.Henrttzy. E.NogeL M. Jones. D.Vigcrd. J.Moeltert ?.Jones. M.Williamsont M. Simmons. D.Draket C. Plutt. J. Houser, G. Schlessinger, ' Row 27M. Howard S. Church. M. Jones. D. Irt'sh. 5. Foieyt F. Baum, Vt Loose. Be Edmonds, P. McDuHeet M. Wtrth. Nb Tockenberg. t. Baker, M, Mettes, WA Howcrdt N. Netsont SA MCEFA fresh. M. Green M. Dennis B. Johnson, G. Jacobs! L. Taylor. N. Williamson. 0 Raw 3-WV Thompsont J1 Gibbs. B. Kober. B. Rohet D. Mitchetlt R. Giordano. Re Dteselberg, R, Martin. B. Shctert E. McKeet B. Pottst B. Fisher. R4 Myerst D. Aneregg, W. Linger! J. Knose, i Washington, Gt Gercci. t4 Turner. H. Summers. A. Retmon. E. Col- tins. ' Row 4eN.Birneyt E.McMonnist E. Prtcet B.Dovis, K.Thom$ . Senior Choir. directed by Ansel Martin. is well known by music lovers. The program tor A Coppello began with pertormonces tor clubs throughout the City. The first musicals were for the Council of Churchwomen ot Knox Presby- terian. Although the participants were rained upon. the pertormonce went 0H as scheduled. The next group of song tests were staged during the Christmas season. All were climaxed by the ossembty in the auditorium. After the troditionot coroling ct HThe Square, the choir was reward- ed by its annual party. In the spring a choir member's tency turns. not to thoughts of love A Left to right: Row l-P. McDu-Heot J. Houserb ' Row Z-R. Kobcrt B. Smith. . Row 3-E. Jordon, C. Whortent P. Mugitt. o a cappella choir . ii rt. 3' . .3 i 1 t 'l E Jordont H. Retmevttspergnr. J, 1 t 1 h t: .A P 72 MM Te 'Ustzif's. M m 7 t , , I WHOM ettt J. Purcett. B. RE ert G. Tempter J A 7' .r'- . . mmmmomo tan, P. Magtlh C.Stmtmc. D.Aneregg. but to the Early Spring Concert. Minstrels. and Contests. The Choir com- bines its talents with those of the bond in the Spring Concert to produce an ex- cellent performance. For the contests, the choir makes its out-ot-town op- peoronce and usually re- turns with c: tirst divisiou rating. The Minstrel Choir was divided into two groups. The Priates of Pen- zance and The Nutcracker Suite. The late Spring Con- cert with the orhestro ends the year tor these music makers end for Withrow. and madrigal line up for inspection Page one hundred torty-one Left to right: Row TeJ. Ie Faber. B. Meyers H. MTles, S. Emery, E. WTThomson. L. Dioro. M. Bcumboche M. Welch, M. GTbSOnT VT Deor'mg, N. Teegarden. M. ROYCW, D. Worley. P. Coe. A. Samaria. J. Cecil. 9 Row.2-T. Sylvestere P. CroweH, G. Thursr 10m L. MosTer, F. Roundlreee R. Hcimsoihe D. ROTTTH. M. Tucker, P. RicheyT 3 Von Deveer. R. Cordes. AK Busch, J. AHenT .JT Brown. J. Barns. J. Steinhof'h J. Jonesl . Row 3eG. Russelle S. Lenten M. Honselmon. F. RoundtreeT C. Ammermum E. Roiney. S, Schenkee C. Koehler, LT WhiFmg. B. MHcmT T. Meochom. J. BrofFf. D, Smith. G, Corr. J. Crabbe. V. De Vere. 9 Row 4-D. Maddox J. Hoin, MT McKinney G. Loose, 1, Baker. F. Jones. R. NoFlingT K, Stimson. J. Messinger, M. Green, M, Molios, M. MelompyT R. Sirodimon, GA BTursch, E. MartinT E. Lchcm. J. Bodley. Lefl to right: Row l-T. SyTvesier. E. WiTTiomson, M. Boume bash. ' Row ZeL. Diora. G. Loose RT Cordes. c Row 3- JT Helm M, Gibson, T, Meochom. 0 Row FE Martin G. BiurschT R. Heimscth. girPs glee club 0 The Girls' Giee CTub. under the excellent direction of Mr. Ansel Mortim is one of The most promising organizofions 0T Withrow this year. Faithful and sincere practice enobTed the seventy members to participate in O Christ mos program EorTy Spring Concert and Cl splendid onnuoT Recifoi. This year GirTs' GTee Club Took port Tn 0 Christmas FestivoT pre- sented on Fountain Square in Cincinnati. The members of this choral group receive training in vocal technique and experience in concerts which is valuable to Them. to Their group and To other vocal organizations. and to the school; Standing left to right:-J. Hume, J. Mettsi Mr. Martini E D. Cook. D. Proteri SeatedH-lNi Birnay. J. Siiars, Korengel. wt 0 boys9 glee club . Boys Glee Club meets every Tuesday and Thursday to further interest in music. This group participates in the Christmas Assembiy. the Late Spring Concert. and the Withrow Minstrels. Every boy in the group who has been 0 member of the minstrels' block-toced mole chorus hos memories of his experiences in HThe Garden during otct stage periodSeespecioliy in adverse weather. Practicing hard. performing well. and laughing together has produced a harmonious group of young men of which the director. Ansei Martin, is iustiy proud to have under his guidance. ' Row ieJ. Caiii D. Cook. 8. Rahe. F. Guckenberger. Ji Flory. N. Birney, Ft Buyer. W, Linger. N. Neidich. W. Rusk. B. Burroughs. H. Summers. 0 Row 2- D. Proteri B. Girty. Et Fricei Di Hudson, J. Shuster, 0. Price. J. Siters. G. Temple- ton, J. Jacobs. J. Hendricks, Mi Browkow, J. Melts. . Row 3-W. Haivordson. B. Mitthoier. J Schmidt. Wt Aker. E. Korengeli D. Schuier. J. Hume. K. Koilor, Ji Zimmerman. B. Crosseti Ti Kennedy. R. Findsoni B. Roiieri . One of the preliminary steps which may be taken toward becoming an A Coppello Choir member is belonging To the Tenth Grade Choir. directed by Mr. Ansel Martin. In the choir. The members discover thof perfection is not effoined in Ten easy lessons. but resulTs from hours of hard practice, The choir's first iesson begins with vocelizing. As iessons continue. the members learn to memorize scales until They are perfected, which Mr. Moriin Thinks is essenfiol For correct and eHicienT voice production and tone quality. 0 tenth grade choir Poge one hundred iortyeiour Leif to right: Row leJ. Belt, B, Homiini C. Jenkins R. Macken. R. Rushingi P. Jones. R. Bixler. G, Aiien. L, Simmons, Hi Hollowoyi Bl Hueyi J. Hornboch. B. Scivoi S. Wolfe. . Row Z-M. Kossenl S. Potmor, J. Curran. J. Hoimann, B, Veorchk Ci Wheatley. W, Doppmonn. J. Monroei Bi Shearer. M. White E. Eosley. J. Moore. B, Fiegei B. J, Lewis. ' Row 3-P. Dunn. P. Hermeiet D. Davis M. B. Berryi B, Work. A. Milieri R. Fieids, D. MocKenzie. B. Drier. T. Tudor. M. Cottoni G, Akins, 5. Abiei M. Perrino. ' Row 4- M. E. Schuerman. M. Manley. D. Anthea V. Shroyer. D. Bohononi B, Kioppert, E. Bouldin, A. Phillips E. MacDonald. A. Pink N. Gornersmilh, C. Norrisi D. S Smith, Vi Guynon. Junior Choir: Leif to right; Row ieP. Thomas. M. Wuiieck. J. BuHs. G. Terreli A. Richardsoni B. Bixieri A. Nixoni M. Whiiei S. Doppmon, C. Wheatiey. H. Holloway. M. McGowan, V. Nich- oionchi. G. James. M, Shepieri D. Chonneli. 0 Row ZeP. Miiii- goni P. Harris. J. Aiien. M. Brown, M, Curryi N. Neidichi L. Mackiin, R. Huppi J. Monroe, E. Deulion, Di MacKenzie, R. Drier. C. Lewini S. Fongmeyer. J. Ciork. Si Beckett, J. Wessieyi 0 Row 3-R. Fioydi S. Webster: T. DoHiloi J. Thorpei N. Niemes, D. Bohonon. G. Bernsi Ei Beuld'm. A. Phillips. E. MacDonald, D. Hoer. A. Milier. P, Davis, C, House EA Busch, Ji Piiesrer. J. Bremer. . Row FM. Cruenihuri NV Gornersmifh. E. Herroni G. Akins. B. Roewer, M. Armstrong J. Woikei C, Fionmoni M. Kircher. M. Mocrmeiri Ji Peogier. P. Guyi L. Whitingi junior choir o 0 Junior Choir, on important wing OF Withrow's music department lays the foundation tor Senior Chotr and other advanced musical organizations. This choir each year participates in the An- nuot Spring Concert and the Christmas program. Organizations such as the Junior Choir have contributed much to the fine reputation Withrow hos acquir- ed in the held of music in Cincinnati. Left to right; Row leMr. Mortfn, S. Doppmon. . Row Z-eB. Bixlert J. Wotke. P. Miltigont P, Guy, E. Doulr Ian G. Burns, i3. Drier. C. Wheathay. D, MocKenzIet L,Wh1!ingtC. Ftottmont J, Bauer. Page one hundred torty-tive o orchestra members find i S ' h i h I g . i! i g a i H h. i i- i- th .: l'h- y l Center: Mr, Howard. 9 Semicircle: left to right: Row l-J. Meyerh L. Mosier. B. Weber. 0 Row ZhH. Momoeh B. Jacobs. 8, Broker. F. Collonh R. Skimperr. J. Stimperf, T. Newcomb. . Row 3hlh Vaughll Ph Barman W. Avrih P. MogiH, . At Wifhrow The study of classical music is carried on by fhe orchestra. In contrast To the bond. which pioys stirring marches and overtures. the orchestra takes up The Howing V rhythm of minuefs 0nd symphonies. It is composed mainly of h stringed insfrumenfs 0nd woodwinds wifh smaller brass and percussion sections 08 prescribed by classical procedure. Page one hundred Fortyisix joy playing good music Semicircle: 12f! to right: Row 1-C. Curtish L. GooddeFl, P Taylor. 0 Row ZeB. Ccdwolloderh A. Fink M. Borfsch, H. Zoehe G. Howard. W, Howard. J. Lowr rence, . Row HeC. Sweirzer. L. Fonney. R. Martin. B. Joseph, H. Porierson, M. MocManncmonh J. Jordon. Under the direction of Mr. W. Howard, The orchestra spends many hours rehearsing for fhe Christmas ossembiy end the Early Spring Concert. In the spring The members of The orchestra combine with Those of the bond to form The versatile Presentation Orchesfro which is adaptable to either kind of music and which appears in the Minstrels. Page one hundred Forrsteven Page one hundred torty-eight KneelingeJ. Woodmoncy. K. Hotwadett J. Glosgowt J. Mclnrosht R. Herschet- mom . Row 1-J. Jerdont J. Otmest F. Cotlon, Dt Droket MV Bithter. G. Schrit- tent J. Kramer. Mt Meyer, H. Bridges. ' Row Z-W. Young D. Prater, C. Srrombergt J. Mcthewst D. Forg, G. Howard, CA Webert W. Howard. Ct Cur- tis. . Row EeM. Mytere G. Gretgt N. Russett. C. Sietretd. BA Herschelmon, N. Robinsont A. Fink. M. Bortsch. 9 Row 4V0. Kepler, B. Codwoltcdert B. Bec- kett. S. Seilkep. D. Vigord. C, Stricken J. Michelmun. JA Stimpertt R. Stimpert. 0 Row SeL. Conover. C. Lcnghorsvt P. Schmidt. K. Doppen. C. Games. T. Newcembt P. Kyrlecht B. Rtnetronk. P. Games. . Row 6eD. Fetzer, J. Poltordt J. Hudson. B, Morrow C. Swettzen H. chht W. Bentley. . Withrow's pride and toy. the bond, has won for With row widespread recognition and fame. Under the leoclen ship 0t HSmittie. end the student direction of president Bill Joseph and ViceuPresEdent Ryder Martin! the members ot the band this year have endeavored to uphold the tine standards and traditions established in years post. The bond has been busy playing at tootboil games. pep assem- bliesl the Early Spring Concert, and the state music con- tests. Most Withrowites know about the band's pertorme once in the first three activities but they ore not familiar of fun and experience +1-- - -M KneelingeNi Neison. J. Brondhorsti L. Miiieri B. Fessenden, K. Sicher, R. Kee- mon. . Row 'I-T, Crabtreet W. Avriii W. Joseph R. Mortini C. Plath D. Reiii JA Luiz. B. Brewer. D. Golest Rt Clehnd, B. Lowery, W. Gates. 0 Row 2-H. Patterson. M4 McMcneman, L. Fohnle, C. Whortont J. Shoemaker, J. Kimm, Ee Mueliert R. Tiemeyeri E4 Thotcherl B. Bicig J, Borcheiding. 0 Row 3eW. Reesei J. Keiler, K. Jordon, T, Deisenrothi G. Schwenker. R. Rurihei C. Woiiei L. Smith, M, Creelmcmt J. Herbert. . Raw PC. Grimmt P. Berner. I. Bought T. Hammond, D. Norcross, R. Stunich. J, Tracy. J. Metz, R. Duiighlery. R. Heid- ott, J. Johnsoni C. Dears. with its operations in the state competition. The record established by the members of the bond and oi the enscme bles is one of which every student at Withrow may be proud. Yes. the bend certainly looked colortul during the football season as it worked out the intricate tormotions and everyone thriiled to the stirring music. But behind all this. each member of the band had contributed long hours oi painstaking practice. It is this spirit of determination and desire to do the best that has made the bond what it is todoy-one of the outstanding performers in the state. Page one hundred torty-nine , I! I T I e x s E. 61V 6 770 OE K: if 35V boiyfba. -Tcufc-+ I , 0 fm $6? 00.. v- J :1 r sf 1' .rNJe Tn 67t -'t-'17 1 -; x. ,' f . . . E; :L - . W2. ,7, -.. en. Standing. left to rightz-eG. Kulomeres. L. Prohosko. B. Eccnomon. L. Boehm. C, Boehm, Seated. left to right:-M. Greene, D. Denmant A. Patrick, G. Weyer, J. WhectTey, W. Thompson. N. Hull. B. Owens, A. Boehmt C. ZigTer, o greek club and scribblers . The CTioniGn History Club. tormeriy the Greek Club. is new at With- row this year. Sponsored by Miss Vino Covinclish, this club aims to stim- ulote c: lively interest in the study of peopie. The motto is By Their Fruits You Shall Know Them. To be eligible for membership 0 candidate must have on average 0t eighty-tive in history and 0 recommendation from his or her history teacher. The club members aspire to stage one school per- iormonce 0 year. practice democratic living, and shore good times. Seated. leTt to right:-D. Green. J. Wordemon. Si KTeine. Miss Wood V, Boint J. Schyt P. New boidt Js HucksoH. L4 McLaughlin. Standing. left to righteMt L. Tucker. H. Silerst Ji Schutht M. Greene. P. DeVoret M. Wirth. M. Boumboc'xt L. Brockmier, Ruth Lang. M. Jt Locke, . Look to Scribblers tor the authors oi tomorrow! Withrow's senior literary club provides an incentive necessary for the de- velopment 0T creative toTents in its members The group, con; sisting oi both iunior and senior girls under the sponsorship of Miss June Wood, believes that practice makes pertect; there- tore. at meetings. which are held on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month. they stress original composition and the study of the works of al- reody Tomous authors. One ot this years proiects was 0 short story contest. This organization is on essential part ot the daily extro-curricuTor lite 0t Withrow. -z-. ML .3; 53:14.4 10.. 4a -. HJE literatas oi . This year mcmy interesting speakers and other programs were provided for the members of Literatos. the Honorary Eng- iish Club. Sophomore and fresh- men girls are admitted to the club otter writing 0 short story or poem iudged acceptable by the members. Their meetings, conducted by Jean Toerner. are held on alternate Thursdays under the supervision of Mrs. Edith Moore. the sponsor. The girls were busy this year with bake sales to provide money for the scholarship they hope to give in the near future. They had parties on various holidays and at Christmas presented 0 needy tomily with a huge bos- ket of Food and small luxuries. Top picture: Around table. left to righttJ. Toerner. Mrst Moore M. Leiiheiti M, Huges. J, Nickles, Seated, left to right-S. Bonomininii B. McCartney. J. Wunkeri A, Ferguson. Je Rice, AA Delis. M. Donahue. .l. Meyeri Lower Picture: Seated. left to righreBi Atkins. P, Brown L. Cross A. Patrick. D Smith J. Nickles. R. Netting. S. Lquxi P Thomas G. Faye. Standing. left to righlmJ. Toemer. Ci Zigier, M. Smits. M. Leiiheit. M. Hughes Mrsi Moore. Page one hundred tifty-one Top Picture: Left to right: Raw i-G. Henninger, S. Stephens, A. Murphy, M. Botsakes. J. Shuster. W. Becker. J. Knosei G. Russel. Bottom Picture: Left to right; Row leB. Shoteri Di Krehbiet, Mi Moore, W. Thompson Mi Jonesi Mi Guenther, J, Selby, A. Murphy. J4 Kose. M. Batsokes. M. Harding. H. Siters. J. Betz. N, Buttock. ' Row ZeJ. Lewts. M, Hockle, SI Moelier, J. Join, M. Simmons. I. Kingi B. Gotttotter. J. Nicktes. BV Carr. M. Ashmon. J. Schuttz, D. Hero. 8. McKinley, S. Wottei S. Bruggemonn. e Row 376. Russelli J. Bremen A. Fink. J. Henriques, M. Komps. L, Btockmeter. J. Hucksoll. D. Smith. M. Fishery S. Pattoni J. Crabbe M. Manley. 0 Row FN. Hall. R. Young M. Smitsi M. Wolker. M, Jung, Mi Weber. J. Brundhorst. M, Greene, P. Thomasi K. Wesley. P. Swift. Miss Grove. 0 Row SeS. Hephens. J. Shusteri M. Be lent M. White. G, Gonzales L. Rice. H, Lambert, R. Rushing. N. McKeent R. Albredt. S.EJSeitkopi . g e n S to gata C. Weber, A. Brownt J. Othting. Mrs. Maish. 9 Row beet. Kochi J. Siters, W, Beckett .Je Kessler, M. Beront H. Btoney, C, Zinninger. D. Robbins, Et Phitpot, J. Bridges R, McKeeveri G. Henninger. G. Doughmont W. Kleinei B, Broken C. Hortmoni V, Jacob; K. Smith. . Gems Togoto. under the skilled guidance of Miss Ruth Grove and Mrs.Mc1ricm Motsh. spends many enioyoble ottemoons burles- quing mythology and Roman History. Lotin I students who have 90 averages ot the end of the first semester and Latin II. III, and IV studemts are permitted to ioin the club which meets every third Tuesday First there is 0 business meeting totlowed by a program. The meeting is usually closed by the singing 0t popular songs which have been translated into Lotin by members of the dub. The out- standing ottoirs ot the year are the assembly performances at the Conspiracy of Cat- itino. and the typical Lotin Banquet, held at Knox Church in the spring ot the year. Spanish club 0 . The Spanish Club the organization which helps ccquoinf students with fhe land of Howers and sunshine. hos aided hundreds oi inieresied pupils in acquiring a knowiedge oi Spanish and our good neighbors to the South. When cm important holiday is cele- brated. room 302 becomes The scene of exact replicas of Spanish itiestos which are merrily offended by our American senors 0nd senorifos. The club has meetings in which representatives of Latin America and Spain lecture on The good ospecfs and de- ficiencies of Their homeionds, As OH meet ings are conducted En la lenquo dei pois iin Spanishi. only those students who have 0 ninety average or better in Spanish ioin. Top Picture: Cenfer-S. Kiphcrt. . On Hoor-B. King, A. Murphy, G. Thursvon. M, Mohn, D. Maddox. M. Shepler. M. SriHs, H. Silers. E. Martin. M. Creelmun. P. Davis, J. Brown. i S. Timm. ' Row 2-D. Vigard. R. Heinsoifh. C. House. P. Newboid. J. Bauer. J. Simpson. i E, Myers. G. Schiesinger. N. Egry, E. Soumenig. . Row 3eM. McManamon. D. Mowery. Ce Grimm. N. Kyrluch. E. G. Schultz, P. Hughes, L. Meade. J. Lutz. AA Preston, F. Cobb, J. PurcellA Bonom Picture: Standing in fronl-J. chser, T. Purmcf, R. McVickers. 0 Rnwl Siningel. Baker. G. Thoyer, A. Covonero. N. Keller. E. Hummer, MA Fischer, B. Slcmeis. P, DeVore. E, OIEverio. 0 Row 2 Kneelinge-S. Kiphort. E. Edwards, H. Richardson, S, Petersl 5i Sher- wood. 0 Row 3 StandingeR. Love. L. Lensky. N. McFee. C. Hush, J. Kirsfeni M, L. Tucker. ' Row FJ. Guy, D. Green. E, Roiney, C. Reii. J. Burkmon. P. Dalton. J. Wiley. R. Schcnzie, J. Meyer. B. Weingarfner. B. Thomas. J. Crews. C. Krotz. W. Mifrmci. . Fufure Teachers of America. Cl new club in- stalled this year in 0 student assembly, was or- ganized to acquaint sfudenfs with The opportuni- Ties in feoching. to cultivate the qualities essential f0 0 good Teacher and fo serve as a source for . . Confique de assistant teachers in Withrow. Noel. Minuit Chretienesongs of the season in French resounded fhrough fhe halls of Christmas- time 05 the members 0? French Club held 0 social meeting. The meetings seek To develop culture through skifs, movies. and interested speakers. Leff Io righfeJ. Huckslo G. Russell. M. Weberh S. Megha M. Ewers, LA Kownlglzromer. E. Poolz. R. Byrdh D. Dwermit. S. Church, P. Long, R. Potrersen. M. Robinsonh L. Spec . M. Mohn, Left to right: Sealer! Row IeRA Buzzen S, Hdminge P. Colcherg J. KheHeyh E. Bosch. M. Hammon, 3. Church M. Marsh, L. Tuylon E. Kinley. 9 Row Zn-V. Boin. M, J, Leoke, D4 Kepier, J, Emman- uel. . Standingec. Strombergh B. Bemieyh L, Maxwell. L. Arm- strong. M. Muxwelh S. Vega. J. WHson. P. McDuHeeh CA Plath L. J. NeH. M. Jugol. C. Eidorn, A. Richheye D. Duermih E. Jorr done L. L. AHen. M, J. Augustine M. Borrsch. N4 Champion, M, J. MCCUHUm. P. Smith. M. Hdeyh M. Wirth, J. Merl. future teachers of america french club and der deutsche verein Semicircle-B. Vondegheid. T. Nicob. L, Losey. W. Loufer. T. Usher. L Wilder, D. Taylor, C. Harms, A. Gortsos. Buck row A. REchcrdsom B. Wright. Mrs. Nikoloff. J. Michehnan. D Vance. J SteinHoH. M. Mahes B. Willson, J Hume. R. Thurr man, M. Woldmcmn. R. Bernard J. Schrorek F. Wernen L. Rocker, N, Ullmer, M. Leilheit, C. Srricker. . HDU. du Hegsf mir im Herzen -rings loudly os fhe gala group of language students enjoy their German Club activities. This organization, one of the more active language groups. dec- orates ifs classroom with rustic Nordic scenes and opporfune German motfos. The members are intensely interested in Scandinavian customs and mythology as is their odvisor. Mrs. NikoloTEF. 0 radio club Left In right: SeatedeF. Sislyt A. Plugsteod, J. Wilson. J. Tay- lor. M. Briggs. B, Lambert. Gt G. Schultz, Mt Briggs, Pt Trinkelt M. Dwonoy. Bt Frontz. . StandingeE. anning, R, Burdort. J, Page one hundred titty-six X y'- '2. fl . WB-EGQ seems a mere tangle of alpha- betical terms to most. but to the members 0F radio club it is the cult number for the Withrow ham station. Besides contacting other sections throughout the world. various experiments in radio have been conducted under the guidance of the club's adviser. Mr. Ken Vordenberg. By participating in interesting and informative discussions. Ro- dio Club members learn a great deal in the field of electronics. . The simple every day needle and the mundane pot come to life in the hands of the members of Home Economics Cth. They 100k forward with greatest interest to helping with the Mayor's annual Christmas party. In addition to aid- Ing the underprivileged children 0t our local area, the members participate in discussions assisted by speakers in the tields In which the members are particularly interested. Lorsons. R. Grier. G. Rhodes, N. Lutrel. J. Keely. D. Cottmon, R. DistEer. L. Wilder. Mr. Vordenberg, Top Picture: Leh to right: Row l P, Harmer B, Wemgortner, M, Mohm L Will'womsom J, Noah N. ResEnger. B. Schmidt M. Everhor? P. McCorinay R. Shorlen. ' Row 2-8. Volkstudr. M. St Clair. E, OUverIQ E. Layne R. MerCHe. S. Mosom. N. Kosche. L, Boahm A, Boehm C. Boehm. C. Remsch- mine, P. Lewis V Meoiy. J. Moore. E. Herring. J. 36H. . Row 3-6. Weyer. V. Boim J. Mcnhews A. Gbncy. R. DeWeese A. Woomdge, L. SpechV, M, Evers. G. RusseH, MV Wolken M. Weber, M. Browne D. Bradley, M Mame M, Berry. E. Brockmon. ' Row FR. Hx'x, H, Pierson, C. Norris B. J. CorcL L. Mead C, Weber, F. Bowen W Low. F. Jones, V, Shroyer. C, Koehne, B. Steinkamp. A. Busch C. CorgiH, C. Jones G. Silvers; S. Shonsfleld M. Smith. BoHom Picture: Left Eu right; Row l-B. Loyma M, Mohn. J, NOEL RV MercHe. 9 Row 2 P. Duggon. B. Venabha, J. Stewart L. Wagner! B, Okihom, S. Burrick. A. Scmcanz. N. Plath M. Cot, rem R. Jackson. 9 Row 3 5; Wohem M. Show A. Pomck M. Yeager. M. Sybester. N. Williamsom D. WTIIIom- son. M. Nden. M. Porrick R. Boetger, D. CdrroH, L. Kowr'ligkrcvmer C. Mori gun. . Row PB WHSDm C. SGUZCL M. DELUHQ G. Iorfida B. Lessel. J. Bram, S Parker, B. Zoes L. Huesha A. Longe. C Boume F. Zoomen M. L. HIIL B. Weyand. A. Slamkomp. home 91: club 0 Page one hundred fiFry-seven . It the need should arise for fancy talkers. masters of debate. or ex temporoneous speakers. Philologio has a supply of them. This society is the oldest student organization at Withrow and is under the guidance of Mr. J. Garner Srofe. The membership is limited to Junior and Senior boys who stand relatively high in English. The year's highlights are the Scrib- bler-Philologio party, with its impromptu speeches. and the spring picnic. . The members of Camera Club meet with their odvisor. Mr Gates. to Further their interest and ability in photography. Withrow's Shutter- bugs augment their skill through helpful lectures and Group experiences. Sitting: Row l-W. Von Eppsi 8. Becker, B, Kober. ' Row 2-H, Verbergi 8. Pace. A. Murphy. 0 Row J-Z. Thorntoni Ei Korengel. D. Andereggt Standing-C. Wharton. J. Siters, philologia camera club CentereJ. Bauer. ' Raw IeDt Men- zei. B. Biock. R. Burdorti Ht Summersi D. Aibrecht. . Row 2-2. Braun. J. Crewsi R. Gephart, R. Vogei, . Under the advisory guidance 0F Miss Garnet Gooley. the Future Mer- chandisers Club. consisting of all merchandising classes, meets twice 0 month otter school. This club sets its aim to gaining retail knowledge from outside sources. being of service to the school and Individual. and to having sociat tun together. Three otternoons 0 week and on Saturday, the members work in downtown department stores. The members of the club spend other afternoons on chorotory work or listening to pro- fessional peopte who want to share their experiences with the members. Top Picture: Left to righteiN. Lohet'de, Miss Cooley. J. Jewell. J. Young. J. Sprondel, J. Nealt D. Weerner, Mt F. Herschede. D. Everhurdt B. Schwtetert. J1 Hanoken J. Hewstcn, B. Koben G, Fenstamocher. D. Brushelmon, Jt Brecht, J. Rowet Bottom Picture: Left to righteH. Carter, F. Boeriswylt Miss Cooley. J. Reynolds J. Houngst J, Angle. 5. Reed. M. Btum B. Raymond. G. Denneyl M. Polder, AA Huber, P. Swttt, L. Pryzkop. S. Joutcnt G. Woerner: future merchan ts .w Lefl Po righf: Row l-B. Brewer, J. Bowen. Je CIemema, R. Van , Dc-ddI M. Curry. 0 Row ZeD. Gcrd n, S. Seikirk, JC Hedgen ' G. Wagner. 5, SoveryI J. alpha y and beta hi-v . Freshmen and sophomore girls have an organization which emphasizes The ex- ecution 0F philanthropic policies. Npho Y. Under the direction of Miss MoquueI end their presidem Georgia Simesfer, these g'Irls to build spirit. strong school Left 10 right: Around ?ableeC. CIer'Iss, B. AkC-n D. An? dereH. J. Knose. ' SeatedeWI Rye W. MiHerI W. Van EppsI W. BL. ssI B. BIOCkI W. PlohsI RC CorroH, C. PendelidisI T. VVe-sslemom B. Clowson. E. MinnI'ngI . Bem HI Y IS The senIor boys branch of The YMCA. Meetings are heId of Knox Church and the WIH'Ioms Y.M.C.A. The organization seeks to develop its members menToHy, spiritually. and physicoliy to prepare Them for life in TheIr community; J. SIIers C Brysem J. Hendricks. ' Standing mberg J. Herbs . WoI rsI DI Chppengen C. SfGnICIth J. SLhIrsfer J MGHh H. Yee. J, Male hn A Murphy 5. Kiphu . o tip toppers Bottom Picture: Left to right; Row l-P. De- Vore. F. Jonest C. Kohler. J. Fulcher. E. Em- monuetl S. Ktelne. J. Henrtques, Ce Rett. . Row Z-N. chhenberg, C. Eso'orn, N. Koschet MA 'Wotkert C. Stricken M. Underbrorkt H. Mother. J. HBFbEIL ' Row 3eR. Nolting, R. Noelche. A. Huber. R. Fietdst A. Fink, K. Stimson, J. Huber. J. Kirsten, J. Jordont P. Coons. J. Werner. DA Breyer. Re Sttmpertt T, Resort B. DeVore. ' Row 4-PA, Goenwutn. B. Ktetne. A. Lambert C. Jones K, Botest E. Korenget. C. CH. . Tip Toppers. the club tor our toll girls and boys was started eight years ago by Mrs. Konrad. the organizationk advisor. when she came to Withrow. In order to quality For membership, girls must be tive feet eight inches or over; boys, six feet or over. Through the meetings the members gain poise and tind the means For personal adjustment in social aHoirs. Top Picture: HorizonlaI; Left to righR-Jt Herbert, A. Goenwoin. E. Korenget, C. Jones, E. DeVoret Jt Hubert Rt Fields. ' Verlical- Top to bottomeF. Coons. R. Nolting, N. Tuchenberg. F. Jones. R. Ncelche. Jt Werner! B. McElwain. o offset and nature clubs 0 Anyone who is interested in any phase OF biology. geology. or astronomy may 10in Withrow's Nature Club. Its activities vary From lectures by authorities to field trips to different places of scientific interest, A picnic. us- uoHy held of Aulf Pork. finishes the year for These followers of the won- ders of nature. . The best known activity OF the OHsef Club is the printing and selhng of football and concerf programs. This group. composed of seven members. is o printers' honorary, since all mem- bers ore picked by Mr. Stems for their ability. interest. and industry. Left to right-G. Schrichton. C. Miiler. J. Knapp. Jy Urz, D. Orme. G. Noiry H, Thomas, Leh to right: Kneelinng. Murphyy R. Lowery, J. ShiHey, P. Jonesy B. Johnson. H, HoHoway, J. Zimmerman, . StandingeE. Martin, E. Owens. 8. Block. H. Fitzwcror, M. Moomeir. H. Guest. J. Benkerty J. Meyer. kq; my 1 : x MANINU Bunmm; Hm mum. '1 h . l. V 5 . m g -I mvmx mun P ! mum . tennis club 0 Mr. Sherman sponsors one of Wifhrow's groupsefhe Tennis Club. The mosf enthusiastic large number of pupils interest- ed in increasing its knowledge of 0nd prohciency in The sport has resulfed in The division of the dub info two groups. The advanced and The beginners. The former takes part in tourna- menf play and tries To increase its skill whiie members of the hater group augment fheir pro- ficience in the fundamenfols of the game. Practices end lofe in fall and begin again early in the spring: for These enthusi- isofic boys and girls are never Too fired or foo busy To get out on the courts and swat Ground the Fuzzy. whife spheroid. Top Picture: Row leBA Benfley. D, Sykes. C. Miller, J. Crews. B. mack. H. Lambert W. McKay, D. Bofsch, D. Prater. 0 Row Z-R. Long. J. Wifey. L. L. Allen. He Forster. P, Davis. E. Korengel, P. Douiron, Ke Wildeson. B. Swanson, De Anderegg. ' Row 3-P. McCartney. K, Stimson. M. Wirth. GA Thurston. B. GntfhoFFer. H. Jewith T. Newcome. Ce Keith. E, Heiser, GA Rhodes. ' Row 4eJ. Bosrwx'ckh J. Srofe. D. Krehbieh B. ShoeHerh J. Mcn- lhews, K. Holwodel. J, Shuster, D. Andereggh A. Busch. Bottom PicIure: Row leE. Molh'ros, M. Brcmfey. N. Smirh. V. True. B. Show J. Coe. Je McIntosh. B. Deffwiler. 8. Gale. S. Fucito. J. Blythe. E. Hill. a Row ZeM. McGowan. M. chkle, B, McKinly. S. Ronshefm. L. Boyfe. J. Piperl K. Harold M. Klopperf. B. McCartney. M. Enderbrock. PV Doggun, M. Ruchly. ' Row 3eN. Busch, B. Buck! C. Donahue. R. Baker. C James. Me Jugol. MA Jones, J. Sfewarr. P. Kennedy. C. Loehler. L. Grinn, P, Kennedy, 3. Feige, SA Shives. D. Irish. 9 Row 4-L. DToro, P. Brady. A, Cavognoro, N, Chompione B. Corfen M. Melompyh P. Hughes. 5. Helming. A. Struck, L Grhcfin. J. King A, Doulron. P. Jenkins. Ce Flottmon, Se Beeler. Se Meir, . Row 5eP. Siglerh B. Vcnderhied, J. Wolke, Je Parker, J. Wittcker, LA Whiringh J. Williams. J. BiSSinger. Ne Holfz. B. Hageni De Dearth. S, EIIIoH. M. J. Cromer. B. L, Trout. A. Preston. 9 Row b-Ee Sfeine hoH. Re Eefsrher. M. Sronforthh 5. Lou. T. PureHh C. Benkert P. Jones. He Yee. R. Juergens, C. Rief. J. Henry'- guesh J. Swormsfedt, J, Khundt. 4 Left to right: Kneeling-H, Meyer, treasurer; S, Mogtyt recordtng secretory: Rosemary Stritler, prestdentt ' Row 1-M. Jordon. J. Cook B. Shoupt J. Steele. D. Bradley. M. Bdfsckest M. St. Clc'tr. E, Ohverict R. Nichttng, Eb Poolz, W. Hutvonfson. Be Greimont . Row ZeS. Volkstedty N. M, Ristngert Jt At Lom- bert. L. Heoshe. M. N. Clawsom Reevert C. Millert J. Woemer. J. Flory. H. Spurlock. M. Goocht . Row 3eW. Rollins, R. Corr. E. Thompson. H4 Conner. J. Wallace, 8, Herront M. Crumer. B. Witson. N. Gornersmithy l. Btock, M. Dtllmcn. J. Kromery I, Jones. ' Row PF Gotesy J. Miller. Jt Le Fetert M. Fishery M. Sockst D. Ratliff J. Becht. P. Lovetess, G. Eschelbock. Jt thhtt M. Bochlert Gt Schutte. ' Row S-M. Holey. J. Heathcote, SK Ttmm. L. Boothby. S. Parker, D. Fitet S. Stonchftetd, A. Patrick. Row hes. Btshopt J. Pottont J. Lewis M. Meme. J. Moore R. Jackson J, Johnson, J. Veotchy S. Schlitkiny M. Fetdhoust M. Arkenou. 0 beta chi . Whether by motion picture. demon: strotion. or inspection tript Beta Chi. Withrow's business ctub. seeks to realize its themeetiWhot's New In Business. Among the places visited this year by the Club were the Terrace PIOZQ. Unton Term; incl. Television Studios. City Water Works Cincinnati Gardens. and the Del- to Queen, the new Green Line steamer, The members were escorted through the ship by the owner. Captain Tom Greene. who graduated from Withrow in '23. This active group promotes interest and schol- arship In business education through its monthly programs and its annual Class Day award to the outstanding senior mo- O O I 0 - - o I o o ; o - '-o - o - o - g o o o. o o -- - - o. o a o o o co - I 0 -o a o o o o o o. o o o - o -oo o - o o . 1-W-Jf! 11W i. 'Ii'H-W '- H.W iiH? mil: chnmmsu Qr- ADM: L3 mm MT RW'M wfxffw, mni'mmnm Aquamibam mrm 4, gW-Em'mqa mwauagw-m5piuqma-m-V MW 0 tower y Picture I ' Row 1 on HooreP. Cole, Bi Weyond. ' Row 2 seatedewi Howard K. WiideA soni E. Oiiverio. J. STewarT. A. Struck, J. Williams. J, Wilson. M. Jordan. J. Whifoker, P. Sigier, B. StomeTs. . Row 3 sTanding-S, VoiksTodT. M. 5T. Cloiri J. Tidwelli P, Baum. ET Boys, V. WenTworThi B. Wiilson. M. Yeager. C. Weber. M. Tucker, A. Sleinkcmp. .J. Schuilz. G. Russell, B. Herroni B. Lessei. Mi Hili. Picture 2 0 Row l-M. Meiompy. J. KlundT. S. Heiming. D. DeWeese. B. Shoup, M. Secs, M. Show. G. Schulre. A. MacDonald. M. Mohn. 0 Row 2-B. Kober. S. SoHord. D. Schwartz N. Brown. N. Risinger. J. Merl. J. SreinhoH. M. Armsnong. J. Schuhe. J. Schinleveri Miss Tiiiordi ' Row 3-5. Mason. M. Boike. S. Meier. S. McEiiresh. P. McDu'FFee. Me Dillrncn, S. Moglyi R. Merckei, G. Denny. J. Honcclter. ET Mchin. L. Mead. Picture 3 0 Row l seafedeP, Lewis. Me Cormardo. PT Hopper, H. Sifers. M. Ciowson. J, Selby, J; Hocksoli, T. Heosche. L. McLuughiin. B. Luynei I. Jones. . Row 2 standingePV Hughes. R. DeWeesei l. Bokeri Je Brown, R. Gardner, S. Besuclen, B. Corr. P. Long, R. HeimsaThi 8. Bush. J. Bauer, M. Gouch. . Tower Y. The junior and senior ChopTer of The Y-Teen groups OT The world. is one of WiThrow's iorgesf orgonionions. Through The eTForTs of Miss TilFord. The sponsor, The girls geT The besT guidance available. The meeTings ore en- hanced by guesT speakers. Various proiecTs. such OS bake soles and The annual carnival. provide The money Tor The world reconsTrucTion fund. This year The group gave 0 ChrisTmos porTy Tor The small children 0T Riverview House which was successful and furnished 0 good Time for 0H. ChrisTmos cor- oling 0nd 0 porTy wiTh The boys of Hi-Y climaxed The TesTiviTies of The holiday season. Service. The purpose of The club, is The key noTe in The iives CT The members. 0 physics club 0 Left to right: Seoted-Jt Michelmors. I. Baker. Schonltet J, Wilson. J, Bollard, J. Grat. J. Stein, P. S'tgler. C. Rait, S. Schenket P. Davis, T. Dcvfst heft. B. Benttey, Mr, Ct M. Howe, JV Meyer. R. P. Trinkle. o StandingeE. Jonest J. Ccrrole. G, Greer. Thurston, J. Schroetel. F. Reeder, J. Prickettt R. C The Physics dub under the ex mentols. The most interesting exper- ceHent and entertaining leadership iment in which to participate and 0t Messers. Clayton Howe and Ken- watch is the dropping 0t obiects neth Vordenberg is one of the most from the Withrow Tower. Only stu- Interesting clubs at Withrow. The dents taking physics are eligible for club spends many enioyoble otter- membership. The outstanding events noons listening to speeches by ex- ot the year are a picnic in the perts in physics and performing spring an assembly given for the practical experiments in the tundo- school. and at least one excursion. ' Left to right: Seated-H. Fitzwoter, HA Pierson. Augustine L, Brockmeier. J. Htggins. G. Dough- N. Plott, J. Messinger. R. Hetdert M. Wirth, Me men, F. Dickment D. Voledin. AA Plegsted, P. Komps. 0 StandingeB. Broker, F. Werner. J. Richardson. Hermont L. Wilden J, Larson. R. Mertint M, Potty Newboldt Editorrin-chiet John C. Beochom, Adviser . tower news 0 . HGive me that copy! 'tWhere's the dictionary? That porogroph's too long! Anyone who has looked In the Tower News room during the sixth period or after school has probably asked. What on earth is going on in there? It he had stopped to find out. he woutd have seen editor , Pot Newbold working with odvisor Marvin Renshow, who recently replaced Mr. Beocham. in preparing next week's paper. These members of Tower News have done a splen- did iob directing the publishing of this tine school paper. . Left to righteH. Summers. B. Koettt D. Hudsont Dt Anderegg. t .Meneliliiw q I. ll Third P090: 0 Headquartered in 106. Tower News is . Top: seatethom R.WW' th'rley Kleme' Key 5mm the hub of Wifhrow's exfro-curricdor life. AH boredhod. Doris Duermn. ' StandingeNormo Smll. Shirley , . . Timmh Dove Krehbedh Nancy chkenberg Exchange edited. thT hClS happened. IS hoppenmg' and WIN Phyhss Smith lco-edirorL happen in schooi This year passes over The desk of its busy edifors, Its reporters are found snooping in all phases of school oc- fivifies. Thursday night climaxes The week 05 the page editors meet Their deadlines. Tower News has received on AH Am- erican rating For severok successive years. Second poge: . Left to right: SeatedeJoon Mooreh Jean Wordemonh l DIck Kimey. Jean Wheaiely. ShMey Vega. Barbara Meyers. . p a g e S t a f f S 9 Standing-Poi TenAEyckk John Matthew; Elaine Korengel ko-edirod. Nancy Champion tco-editorL Bob McKeever. . Hectic Tower News week beginSwWed- nesdoy. reporters fan out for news items; Thursday. reporters have stdries in. Typed. edifors realize eHorfs of week moke-Up Takes form. stories and headlines appear. hard work gets pages out: Friday paper goes to printer linofyping; Monday, edw ifors To printers! Check physical moke-up. odd news flashes: Tuesday. page two goes To bed; Wednesday paper comes out. deliver news it. . LE to right: Seated-HBTH Kleine, Doris Green, Ginny Boin. Bette Adkins. Betty Schmidt. . Slanding denny Lou Homihon koiedHOM Frances Reader, Ann Reichle ko- edited Mary Lee Bodin. 0 Leif fo right: Sealed BiH Pace koeditorL Barb Got!- HoHer ko-editorl Ruth Long. ' Sfanding-Dick Bofsch. Jim Schrole! Torn EvansV STELLA GREENI ART Page one hundred seventyetwo ARTHUR RHOLLINS, BUSINESS VIRGINIA BREWER. LITERARY . Early in September the machinery tor the production of the Withrow annual was set into motion. In 220. Miss Green. Bob Rehe. and Carolyn House organized the art stott. Mr. Rhotlins called in Eunice Oliverio and Barbara Willson to 126 and the business stott was in operation. Zone Thornton and Bill Taylor stop- pect in 102 to see Miss Brewer and immediately ptons were completed tor the organization 0t written material: while Jecm Wheatley tracked down advertisements for the year book of '49. 0 annual advisors gab M4 0 annual editors JEAN VVHEATLEY ADVERTISING COVEDITOR BOB RAHE ART CO-EDITOR CAROLYN HOUSE ART CO-EDITOR ZANE THORNTON LITERARY CO-EDWOR WILLIAM TAYLOR LITERARY COVEDITOR EUNICE OLIVERIO, ADVERTISING CO-EDITOR BARBARA WWLSON, BUSINESS EDITOR Page one hundred seventy-fhree ' Top Picture: left to righfeC. Wheetleyi J. Hen- ' t ' .t . R. me i Kath E, WWWSM R. Noiting, The art stotF started the boli roiling by pionnmg the outline to Co.mi edimsj. and D. that which the year book was to toliow. then constructing a pre- . ;, i i iiminory copy. The iiterory group was invited to an intro- e Bonom Picture: Ieh m rightew, Wer B- Spees ductory meeting in which both stotts interchanged ideasr iwmariey L, Muhlhcier. E.Oiivr:ric:. 0nd iomihorized themselves With the generoi structure or the book. After the Four stotts understood the procedure that was to be ioliowed. they retired to their respective ottices to meet the tirst deodiine February I. Work then 0 art and advertisnng staffs Page one hundred seventyitour piled heavily on the stott members as they strived to tinish things up in time For the following deodlines on the tirst 0t each month. Meanwhile the business staff completed the sates campaign. From the first rough ideas. 0H tour sec- tions worked together in unison. spending many long hours to provide on interesting and satisfactory record tor the graduating cioss of '49 0nd tor its feltow classmates. . Top Picture: left to righ1eM. Camcrgo. S. stadtt Mr. Knost. J, Schpinalzm R. Van BHho HLml'sulL S. Koutmcn. ' Bottom Picture: Standing. left to rightiJ. Zimmer- monn. W. Thompson. A. Pitson, H, Sitters. B. Temat Be Milcmt M. Simmons. E. Cx Schultz, L. er h Seatedes. Kleinet B. Ccdonoder, C. Reh'. D, Kinney. J. Brett M. Meyer, J, Toemer. literary and business staffs o Page one hundred seventyetive a tower news and . As the school paper, Tower News. rotls off the clatter- ing presses. the busy home-room representatives hurry to distribute them white the news is still fresh. Like news ven- ders in 0 large community they take the orders. then toith- fully deliver the news. It is up to these boys and girls to keep the news-hungry Withrowites supplied and to salt the large quantity of papers necessary to continue production. 0 Top Picture: Annual Representatives; Left to right Row IeN. Kohnst J. Moormun. B. Stein- metz. C. Avery. N. Owens, 5. Stepheny, BA Bittord, Jt M08510. Row 2-6. Mcntyt R. Kempst M. Mcllis, D. DuHeet J. McKee, S. Purcetf. A. John- son, . Lower Left Picture: Tower News Represen- tatives; Left to right Row IeLt Gritttnt J. Ally stod't H. Fast. C. Kolomier. Mt White, G. Yoshi ikowcl, N. Brooks, D. Hero. N. Russett. ' Row 2- B. Tiegel. P, Jones R. Myers. J. Sigotooset D, Mo Clunchant T. Evans, V. Meoly, R. Leahr. . Row 3hH. Nines, S. Porkert J. Lucas. W. Luvendert J. Shustert W. Avrit, R. McDowel. H. Johnson, J. Peogter. C. Boehm. a Row 4-5. Sovery, N. Obermon. M. M012, Et Jonest Pt Coons, B, Btock. M. Thomas. Ct Finely, A. Dtckly, At Retchte. . Row 5-J. Brown, Vt Bullock! Lt Doly. 5. Church. A. Gentrup. N. Tockenbergt J. Messtnger. G. Terrel. ' Top Right Picture: Tower News Repre- sentatives; Let! to right Row l-J. Cotdweltt BV Gordon, H. Wheelert S. Noetke. . Row ZeM. Beckert M. Kepler. Lt Lyans, C. W'tdclie. ' Lowar Right Picture: Annual Representatives: Left to right Row 'I-J. Prickett, D. Ncytort C. Leiztert J. Housermon. J. Sheppard. C. Retnschmidtt A. Dcultont Be Thomas. B. Cotfman. JA Cutl. D. Schwenther. J. Crews. 0 Row ZeD. Price. J. Wilson, C. Stuewe. B. Mtdhotter. Wt Anderson. J. Coirnst Bt Kendle, P. thhcrdson, C House, N. Plott. A. Ferguson, W. Pormon, R. Wedig, B. Hlllt D. Menzet. ' Row 3-8. Crosser. F. Jordon, D. Deeks, T. Cranes. B, Bentty, V. Looset M. Shep- ler. N. McFee, H. Moecker. St Bonomini. J. Hollere man. B. McCartney. J. Ketler. G. Zinn'mget. H'tnes. J. Swarmstedt. . Row kR. Honstord. B, Stricken D. Deeks. A. Goetowetnt Ft Gucken- berger. J. Terheiden. B. Codwoltodert TA Dottlto, L. Moiser. M. Boumbcch. S. Kleine. K, Witderson, B. Smith J. Kinley, Ct Emmet. annual representatives, salesmen . Throughout the school year the Annual Representatives may be seen busily selling annuals or tickets for the current school production. Each home room had one representative who urged the students to buy their annuals early. A tree movie was the reward for all home rooms which had eighty per cent subscriptions. A large audience saw the show. u-k- ituiihl talk 180-5 ' Top Picture: Technical Crew; Left to right Seatedep, Hughes. 5. Helming, N. Egry. J. Voncet N. Robinson. Ni Nelsone D. Drake ' Standing Row 'l-M. Bcrtcht B. Kliene, E. Seumenig. B. Tegei. Mt Wirth, K. Stimson, M. Creeimcn. . Row Z-A. Cavcgneroi P. Mcgillt D. Krehbielt P. Purott. 9 Row 3-Re Hersh. B. Gotthofter. J1 Mathews. B. Hershle- man. S. McKay, Ce Wharton. . Bottom Picture: Cast: Left to right Row IFE. Korengel D. Holwudelt B. McKeever. V. Brennan, F. Guckenberger. W. Avrii. C. Curtis. J, Knose. T. PuroH. . Row ZeFe Eymun, P. MCDUHee, Ji Wilson. M. Meyer, J. Wiiiiomst S. Vegce Be Myer; . Withrow Pioyers. organized in 1936. otters omple opportunities for students who are interested in dromotics 05 0 career. This club is composed of freshmen. sopho- mores. juniors. and seniors. During the year at least 0 skit in the Minstrels end one ploy is presented in which oil members partic- ipate, either as 0 member ot the cost or on the production committees to make tor o successiui production. The work of the cost. the superb direction of Mr. Beochom. end the cooperation of all Withrow Player mem- bers mode For one of Withrow's best pro- ductionsr Romshockle inn, which will be remembered by oil Withrowites as o splen- did and wonderful example of student talent. dramatics, Withrow players a Page one hundred seventy-eight 0 Tap Picture: Left to right.- KneelingeR. Burdortt R. KeA man, 9 Seatedw-F. Jones. J. Foggt M. Schwfer. S. Church. LA Heoshe, C. House. M. Abraham, 9 Standing Row 'IF-J. Terhefden. J. Stewart. C. CroweH, Pt Siegler. L. DIoro. B. Koyser. D. York. B. Vonderheidt M. Melompyt M. Ewers, G. RusseH. J. Glasgow. . Row ZeCt Stoniorth. B. MiHer, Dt Clippinger. 9 Bottom Picture: Left to right: SeatedeD, Protert D. Fetzet. J. Bauer. Nt chhenbergt J. Jewel, J, Stierst D. Cook. G. Hamilton. H. Siterst N, ChompIont J. Schultz J. Setbyt D. Show B. Becker. D. Sykest P. Duultont J. Burkmcm. J. Cecitt J. Wotket S. MocEHresh. S. Riley, J4 Purcell. M. Green, J, Adkinst o Standing-v-A. Murphy 5. Kiphcrt, W. Ryet B. Mithoeter, P. Devore, K, Wildesont E. Jordon. . At the close of another year. the mem- bers 0t Tholion look back to the toll picnic. the cost party otter HBertho. end the Min- strel skit. All this tun 0nd trohc comes otter many hours of intensive work. After long weeks of tireless rehearsing and careful planning. Tholion was ready for its spring presentation. HBertho, the Beautiful Typeu writer Girl, one of the group's most suc- cesstut productions. Potentiat actors and actresses are developed and encouraged by Miss Moriorie Rosenberger. the club's spon- sor. Tholien members agree that the hard work and the spontaneous tun of producing a ploy results in friendships and memories to be cherished. long remembered and fondly. o a successful year for thalian Page one hundred seventylnlne Cast: Lelf to right Row 1 P. McDuHee. J. Wilson. J. WiHioms, C. Curtis F. Eymon. S. Vega . . . Row 2 M. Meyer. F4 Guckenberger. . J. Knose. T. Puro'Ff, W. Aer. V. Brennan. . . . Row 3 B. McKeever. 1 E. KorengeL D. Holwodek And where were YOU on the night of the murder? Not too hard. Doug! Danger ahead for Tom players present SQramshackle . Romshockie Inn. 0 three act mystery. Featured an involved plot that centered Ground a bootleg whiskey gang and cm impetuous old maid. A broken-ciown New England hotel. recently acquired by a retired iibrorion. was the setting for the eerie scene. The innocent. but rather torword libro- rion. found that her celior wos infested with characters of the underworld instead of with rats. From the resulting entangled mess 0 love otioir Hour- ished. two murders were committed. and the local sheritt, with aid from the F.B.l.. cleaned up the human Hvermin. The curtain tell on a happy ending tor the play and on another successtui production tor the Withrow Players. Third degree tactics Are you hurt, Fred? Barbershop quarter hormon'uzed on relic of bygone days. 5 o Ebertha, the Take me. villain. but spore my mofher! lmi Hill 5 El ,. i; The techn'xcol Crew demomsfrofes many backstage chores. .wta Come girls. he's not that wondertul! Watch out Dick. 'ishe's'i got a gun! beautiful typewriter girP . This year the Thclion Dramatic Club ushered in a new era in Withrow dromotics with c: buriesqued showboot extravaganza. complete with CGI- iope. door prizes. retreshments' and an audience which booed the villcrin. cheered the heorine. and cried with joy over the happy ending. Bertha. the daughter 0t 01 wealthy diamond merchant, took 0 iob as secretary to Daniel Desmond. president 0t 0 toiling banking concern. and become the obiect oi the attentions of both Desmond and his son David. After a bottie of wits in which the villain. Desmond. was reprehended. the story was brought to c: close with the reunion of Bertha and David. A barbershop quartet, on old-tashioned barker. and group singing completed the show and provided atmosphere for a wonderful ploy ot the showboot days. The nasty villain stalks the lambs. HBertho cast Freezes in Chorocter in typical gay nineties' style and adds a new chap ter to Tholion history. ' Nulcrocket: Left to right; Row 'l-L. J. NEH. L. Tinklen K, WHd- erson. J. chritzy. P MCDLJHec V. Laosa M. Metres. M, Greene, D. Vigordl C Plan. N Nelson. J, Brown. M. L. Auguanc M J. Harding. . Row Z-E. Ncgd S, RHey B. POMS. B. RoHer, 5. MC, EHrcsh. M. Leifheih N. Tockeni berg. B. Wharton, T. Usher, E. Ushen E. Jordom M. Wir'rh, 0 Row 3 $ PurceH. B. Roha R Marlin, BA McMonnis B. Kab- en H. WoddeH. ' Row 4-D. Anderegg. P. MogiH. E, Coliins. Kneeiing. PoniesWJ. Hilbert. B. Carter. C. Chondkr, J. Ham. 5. KleRne M, Creehnon. J. WoH-ue J, Glasgow. . Piano Elvero Thompson. . Bottom; Fore- ground N. Egry S Vega J. Homer, . Background-J. W004i J. Herbert 5m; , , cl: 5; ; -1 Carole Wernerh. and Pat dwsplayed menu; on murimbo 96;, Ma and PuH 3 Paul. Beck. Earl. and Bob in on OldvFoshioned umber hemmed MOUSie' i Garden Kay, and Bearry E Joyce Gilbert. From the Junior High. was a sensation o withrow minstrels . If was a tense night of Wifhrow High School 05 another annual minstrel show was about to be presented. Nervous tension seemed fo have everyone spellbound. Then the house lights dimmed and OH The husfle and bustle ceased. The Presenfofion Orchestra followed the downbeat. The cur- foins parted with c: flourishing sweep, and the pony chorus moved on stage to Powder Your Face With Sunshine. Skippy and Charlie shared solo honors at the plane i Love was love The some as now. when P0 was courT'In' Mo. . ww.2 m. .. . The T'mesT 0nd most verscsTTIe group of musicians ever To be assembTed 0T Wifhrow and The backbone a open to strains of presentation, All The long, busy, oTTer-school re- hearsals of The orchesTra and The seemingly endless repeTiTion 0T chorus rouTines resulTed in perTecT performances. The unique cos- Tumes. The hiiorious end men. The noncholonT inTerlocuTors, and The Impressive music of The PresenTo- Tion OrchesTro and The choirs were enThusiosTicolly received by The audiences. The entire cosT de- served much CrediT for The per- Tormonce. Special ploucliTs. how- ever, were due Mr. George C. SmiTh. beTTer known 05 SmiTTie. who direcTed The show and The orchesTro; Mr. AT T'Pop Hensel who insTrucTed The pony choruses in The dance rouTines he hod ore iginoTed: Mr. SveTozor Nonko- viTch who coached The end men and inTerIocuTors; end Mr. Ansel 0 Maw and Pa Ponies: LeFT To right Row 1- J. HinerT. M. HcmilTon, L. Bruun, M. Creel- mon. B. Carrer, C Row Z-T. DoHiToe N. Plan. J. WiHioms, C. Chandler, V. Blersch. . Opening Ponies: LefT To right Row leL. BreunT J. ScheiTTeTe, N. PTon. 5, Wake. J. Moeller, JT GTosglow. 0 Row ZeB. L. LongT M. CreeTmonl ST ChurchT L. GentrupT D. Drake. G. Ecson. ot the Minstrels-The Presentation Orchestra! Qnew worllP Mortin who led the choirs In the Nutcracker Suite and the Pirates ot Penzoncee This was the nineteenth year during which one of Smittie's Withrow Minstrels was presented; tor the performances began in 1930. Each year the Minstrets seemed to reach the ocme in entertainment. but no sooner was one pertormonce over then plans were started For what would oppeor the impos- sibteeo new and better Minstrels the tollow- ing year. Thus the tradition come to this year's cost! and after the curtain wos rung down tor the lost time the pertormers began. See you next year in the Minstrels! Sue and Kevin, odogio duo in Waltz number 0 Presentation Orchestra: Left to right Row leJ. Jordan. J. Meyer. M. Bel- leten L, Mosier. Be Broker. J. Lowrance. E. Jacobs Me Holey. De Mochen. R. Lundquist, C. Sluewe. . Row Z-J. Johnson. C. Dierst W. Young, J. True. R, Friedhoft. W. Avfrl. F. Cotton, G. Schricten. J. Kramer. M, Meyer. 0 Row 3eC. Curtist W. Howard. C. Webert M. Bortscht G, Howard. R. Stimpert, Je Michetmon, C. L. Slrtcker, Pe Berner, D. Fetzer, C. Grimmt Ht Patterson. Jt Schoemokert M. ModMonemon. L. Fahn- Ie. L. Mueller, W. Othtingt J. Kihm. 0 Row 4-8. Codwotlader, D. Kepler. C. Strombergt D. Prater. T. Newcombt R. Beckett. Re Reintronk, P, McgEH. C. Schweitzen Wt Joseph, R. Martin, C. Platte D. Reit. J, Lutzt De GotesV Graceful Dionne. Solly, Gayle, and Janet completed on Otd-Foshioned Garden . Sytvio, Lish. 0nd Chorlee become hobos to do a comedy dance to Down Home . EXECUTIVE STAFF Director of Music.Mru George G. Smith Director d Dancing ..... Mr. Al Hansel Director o.I End Men.......,...... .......... Mr. Svelozar Ncnkoviich Vocal D'xrecfor ..... Mr. Ansel C. Martin Diredor of Cosmmes, ..V, ,V . . . . .............Miss Lulu BA Murphy Sk1ls.,. .... .Miss Mariorie Rosenberger Director of Sfage..... .......... ............. Mr. Ken Vordenberg Sludenl Managers of Smge ...... .......Ken E'mher. Kent Holwadel Box OFfEca .. .. . . . . .Miss Netho Parks Poster. . . .. . . . . . . .. ,MrK RusseH Sfeorns. Anita Covognoro Program Cover. , . . , ..,. .Miss Ilo Siose Moke-up ....................... Mr. Roy Wirfi'l. Nancy Kyrloch Usher Captain .. .Mr, J. Garner Srofe Incidental Arr. . . AMr. Herbert Shirmer Secretory . . . . . . . . . .Mrs. Thelma Smith 0 Top Left: Make-up; Left to right Row I J. Jacobs. F. Jordan. Mr. Wirth. D. Taylor, R. Helder. . Row 2 R. Ccrrolk B. Roller, D. Halwodeh E. Kin'ey, B. Rahe. ' Top Cenfer: Ushers; Lefl fo Iighl Mr. Srofe. J. Srofe, J. Brondhorsf, J. Selby. D. Kinney. . Entering C. Ernsf, N, Tuckenberw C. Reif. . Tap Right: Costume Design; Left Io right. SeufEd-J. Wheatly. L. Losey E. Vorhis. Miss Murphy, B. Fisher. J. Selby. J, Bauer, M. Jugel. S. Edwards. ' Stand- ing-V. Dickerson, F. Gums. A, Cav- ognara J. Dunn, G. Woerner. Pk REICML: M. Komps. . Sealed on desk J. HiHaerf, R, A. Merekle. ' Standing high A. WordV . Center: Tickets; Left fo right. Behind counter A. Koett, T. Puro. R. Clerm B. Mclmmsh and Miss Forks give our Tickets to waih'ng sm- denfs. 0 Bottom Left: Make-up: Left to righf B. Meyers, N. Nelson S. Kleine P. Tanch N. Kyrluch, S. EH10? J, AHsmH, B. Stenkomp, D Plovifey. . BoHom Center: Stage Crew; Leh to right K. Eicher. K. Holwodel, Mr, Verdan- berg. 0 Bonom Right: Sewing; Left Io rigH C. Reinschmldt bl machineL L4 Bowman U0reground.l 0 Seemed around IubEe-D. DeWeese. A. Rowland. C. Mlller, P. SwiH H. Biohs. B. LesseL E. Wlllicmson. . Sealed in background C. Reinschmidf. B. Weyond, P. Lewis B. Weingormer. . Standing B. Roy- mond. 5V Besudem P, Hoppen P. Davis, R. Van BHIIGVCL S. SeHdrk M. Weber, M. WuWer. B. NeTson. J. Srefnhow H. Munro. 5. Reed. V. Wenlworlh, 9 Back Row A. Steinkamp. S. nggs. J, KeHen M. Mccrmeier B. Gbsen S. Reuse. D. Derby, B. Schwielerf. M. L, Hill, Miss Murphy. ' Printing CommiHee Char!es Brondenberg Robert Knapp Conrad MiHer, George Nair John Ufz. Girts of the cost received The corehH oHenHon of Nancy Kyr'loch's studenr moke-Lrp committee. Miss Perks and her byal assistant performed 0 hercufeon task prov1ding fickeVs lor smdenfs Wiim -., The crewmen kept the show smooth backstage, nmmm Mr. Srote's ushers seated thousands Designers Created new, outstanding costumes for orchestra. bond. and ponies. o committees work behind scenes . Every presentation the size of the Withrow Minstrels must have 0 huge number of people working behind the scenes in order to run smoothly and effectively Without them no production could ever be compteted. This year the work ot the committees was in the hands of the very etticient Faculty members. Miss Lulu Murphy. Costume and Design; Mr. Ken Vor- denberg. Stage Crew; Mr. Roy Wirth, Mokerup; Mr. Russell Steorns. Printing; Miss Aletho Parks. Box OHice; end Mr. J; D. Srote, Ushers. These persons were assisted by the student chairmen, Ken Eicher, Kent Holwodel. Nancy Kyrloch. Ross Ctem. and Dick Kinney, Coordinating the work of the committees was the Minstrel's secretory: Mrse Thelma Smith. whose assistance. and that of student secretaries. was invaluable to alt concerrted. The Sewing Committee converted the ideas of the designers into reality. Do you ever stop to think how much we at Wifhrow use products 0? the advertisers in the Annual? Your car, your class iewelry. the food and beverages served gm :7: :1: pin: i rs 3r 1n $517!an u y. in in a in the Iunchroom and a1 home--omd other products manufacturc'ed by well established companies- f are here in this section. Notice something else abouf the ads? Most of them are buili' around pictures of you and your friends. Don't you agree fhaf this section lives up to its reputation for orginalify? I! Page one hundred ninety-two We LIKE IT! We're looking at the brilliantly styled new De- Soto and we all agree that it tops our list. It's got more real beauty. more visibility, and more room than ever betore-ond in addition to this. it's equipped with O Fluid Drive that lets you drive without shitting. It's the car designed with you in mind. We like iteyou go and see it and compare 'It with any other car at any price-you'll like it. too. clifford jacobs motors, inc. 499 E.McMillon Wo.8251-6162 dc solo plynluulh u DIEI'EJ MADISONVILLE g MMJ :1 MT. LOCKOUT 1 11 'W'nk, Erhard. rid sen ALL ROADS LEAD TO THE 20th CENTURY Where do you live? Norwood? Hyde Park? Oakley? MT. Lookout? Modisonville? No matter where you Iiveh if you like to see good movies in o Friendly atmosphere, you'H come fo the Twentieth Century Theater: Oakley Square. The Twentierh Century Theater is iust what its home Im- plles . . . 0 modern. streamlined and comforroble rheofer In which the best in movies are presented for your enioymenf. Come In and see 0 show somefime. and you'll know the reason why all roads Jeod to the ZOth Century. 0 The 20th Century Theater MADISON RD. AT OAKLEY SQUARE Page one hundred ninetyithree THE JANZEN CO. n I ways a w in n 1- r Dot foods. with their de- licious flavor, guaran- feed quality. and eco- nomical price rate a ?irsf prize every time. When you want REALLY G O O D canned foods. buy Dot foods. dot foods sold at all dot food stores 62 Walnule. Cin..0hio Ma. 0832 THE FOOD'S THE THING . . . of Frisch's. We Teen- agers con fell a good thing when we fos're it. That's why we always go to Frisch's when we wont tasty food served in clean. Offrocfive sur- roundings. Next time you've gof a yen for a really delicious and well served meal. stop in of Frisch's Mainliner. Page one hundred ninetyiour .Frischas 5756 WOOSTER PIKE Mainliner CINCINNATI, OHIO Introducing the new . - townsmon coat-com- pletely new idea in sport coats - sharp b differ- ent and priced to meet your high school budget. Being worn by Eddie Sauer and admired by Jean Benz and Joan Koester. Fellas. it's Waldorf Lounge and it sets the pace for smart drapese makes you look taller. broader and better, gives you that lithe. tap- ering athletic appear- ance: and they're priced trom $34.75. The Wal- dort Lounge is being fitted by Gene Elkus. at Max's and being worn by Tom KennedyI look- ing in smiling approval is Barbara Wilson. YOUR TECHNIQUE IS UP TO YOU- YOUR PHYSIQUE IS UP TO US! Max's Clothing Store ItWhere styles begin ENTIRE NORTHEAST CORNER 7th AND CENTRAL AVENUES MA-0932 Page one hundred ninety-tive- indianapolis engraving 00., inc. SPECIALIZED PLANNING AND ENGRAVING SERVICE FOR YEARBDDK STAFFS . . . ! v Page one hundred ninefy-six 17 W. WASHINGTON STREET The Lawhead Press, Inc. ATHENS, OHIO A completely equipped mod- ern printing plant wifh the latest automatic printing and binding machines which turn our economical high qual- ify magazines. yearbooks. . and commercial advertising, 40 years of distinctive print- ing. bofh letterpress and OH- set. We design and produce all kinds of prinfed matter complete from orf work to fin- ished product. Phone 635 and our representative will call. . Page one hundred ninefy-seven u u .; J'- Mt. Lookout Electronics . Radio 8: Television Insfollafion 8: Service Experts . We limit ourselves THEY AGREE . . - to electrical maln- 05 OH discriminating people mumL 6 that The forfy-nine Pontiac is Hfhe most beauti- 1Eul thing on wheels. Not only beauty. but hoId-fhe- road ability. sturdiness, plus me new HYDROMATIC Mt. Lookout Square DRIVE. keep Ponfioc a real EA 2830 pace maker. fencmce gillierl avenue pontiar cu. 24l2 GILBERT AVE. WO. 44l5-44l6 .THEY BRING BETTER BEVERAGES in these spotless trucks. Carl A. Meredith Pure Fruit Juices are brought to Withrow for The lunches of pupils and teachers alike. Refreshing. delicious Meredith Fruit Juices-always pure-are enioyed by everyone. This same service is available to the home. earl a. Illereditll I SUPPLYING CINCINNATI SCHOOLS FOR 15 YEARS 10070 PURE FRUIT JUICES 2732 NORWOOD AVE. ME. 8666 . WHATEVER YOUR COSTUME . . . Bond uniform, formal, ploy135 costume. or schoof clothes1 They'll 0H get expert atten- tion or Noegele's. You've noticed how those Minstrel cosfumes shine? They. Too, are sent to Noegele's. We here of Wifhrow know that Noegele's is one of the better dry cleaning establishments in Cincinnofi. Naegele's Dry Cleaning Company 625 PROSPECT PL AV.IS77 Page one hundred ninefy-nine skip the silver. Joe. I got the INI rd wan r1- Look how well made Those fools orel I bet these people shop of Pleasant Ridge Hord- wore Store. Where else can you find such a va- riery of fine fools? Pleosonf Ridge Hard- ware and Tools. THE PLEASANT RIDGE HARDWARE CO. 6081 MONTGOMERY RD. MELROSE 1171 H. SCHLESINGER COFFEE TIME . . . is all fhe time in this cafeteria. Wifhrow Teachers crowd around The coffee um. and come again For seconds. And good reoson-lf's Boat House coHee they are drinking. 1 l In up;- Boat House Coffee and Tea Co. Il4 EAST lSrh STREET CHERRY 5274 ACIST waymmm 4x, I , , Passcmprrous pHA AND cosmencs 270a mumsow no. $ t, EDWARDS! Page fwo humdred the american way . Everybody shares The Transportation of our Cincin- nati Street Railway. ! Public Transit is 0 good ex ample of democracy in ac, fion the American Way. i 7- ' .. , PETE! ' 191:!!! m- y n drenlning . . . . An illusion. yet in reality 0 dream need not be so illusive. Dod moy shore your fancy ond moke your hopes come true. The Nor- wood-Hyde Pork Bonk 8r Trust Co. oHers you financial assistance by means of o Ioon. Tho Norwocul llydo Park Hunk oETrllsl I'll. 0 NORWOOD OFFICE 0 HYDE PARK OFFICE MONTGOMERY 2; BENNETT AVE. 2710 ERIE At the Aims . . . A l m S H 0 t e 1 Music soft and low. delighfful ofmosphere. couples dancing dreamily. The Alms Hotel is o perfect place for o prom or any other high school social event. To make your party 0 success. come to the Nms Hofel. Victory Parkway 8: McMillan Wo. 7600 Page fwo hundred two :- L 0; I ;W: a s , e '1 : 1; sh '1 S thisaway and About 50.000 Withrow students. during the post 15 years. have faced our cameras as we dramatized school life at Withrow High School. They have priceless copies of the Withrow Annuals that will refresh their memories of school days. We have a file of 10.000 negatives. But our greatest possession is a 15 year file of Withrow Memories. . . . Walter Peopies' constant enthusiasm about his great teachers. . . . a certain Miss A's fiery and brilliant discussions on political issues with her ctosses . . . the time the swimming coach boiled us out otter five hours in jail for going through on amber tight . . . the pre- cision 0nd pertection ot the music department . . . our continuous bragging sessions with the Dean of Girls about our relatives . . . the unsurpassed food in the teachers' lunch room. Fifteen years at Withrow . . . fifteen wonderful years because of the people at Withrow. Ilussell ill. Benson . 136 N. Delaware . Indianapolis, Indiana 4- KBMBIBIIJ Page two hundred three CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS Ihe glass of Fashion Wifhrow studenta 05 you can easily sea ore style conscious when if comes to eye wear. L. M. Prince Co. E O OPTICIANS ! 4 WEST 4TH STREET AND 23 WEST 9TH STREET Sharps HKEEPSAKE and VIRGIN Diamonds sold in Oakley EXCLUSIVELY at SHARP'S See our complete selection. Open om account. Jewelers Distinctive Jewelry for Discriminafing Peopie 3106 MADISON ROAD OAKLEY OPPOSITE ST. CECELIA CHURCH MELROSE 7555 FEATURING ' ELGIN ' GRUEN . BULOVA . HAMILTON WATCHES .. ..-z. k-wr. INDIANAPOLIS LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT Class rings by HerFF- Jones have the style and craftsmanship that With- row students love. Hertf- Jones Company - the world's largest manufac- turers of high school iewelry. maintains to- day asin Me pastthe line that is always ahead. Herff-Jones C0. Page two hundred five YUMMY YUM! Doesn't that food took appetizing? And could- n't you drool over that tomato sandwich? Customers enioy the ex- cellent food and the pleasant surroundings at Kerngs Drive-in EASTERN AVENUE Allan9s Prescription Phannacy QuickQS Pure 0il Service 2125 Beechmont Avenue Mt. Washington 1619 MADISON RD, BEECHMONT 8461-8967 . . You'll find a complete V' j I It f t ' t . V II. W. Scllllleter Hardware me 0 re rlgem O,rs washers. ranges, FOdIOS. . and other modern con- veniences ot the Square g 3142 MADISON Appliance and Electric t i Co. ! t JE. l032 H . Square Appliance h Elcriric Conlpnny . 13 2736 Erie Ave East 5458 t .-m--.-.-.a-... .wK-u A Hg-l ? WE HAVE IT A friendly atmosphere. delicious sodas and sundoes. cm excellent variety of fine, fresh candies . cosmetics to please the mosf discriminating of cusfomers and last buf foremost, prescriptions are our specialty. O SERVICE FOR THE SICK Harry Cover - Your Druggist E 270i MADISON ROAD CINCINNATI. OHIO MELROSE 4660 Page two hundred seven hFOODS FOR ALL OCCASIONS FELLOWS! IF you go to Withrow look closely at this picture. Did you ever see better looking shirts? You don't hove to go downtown to tind the Food for all occasions , . . lotest styles in men's weor. Oakley porty troys. delicious home Men's Shop caters to men who de- mode solods. rore cheeses. mond smort styling and superior and tine wines are just 0 few quality in their clothing. ot the selections in quality foods to be Found at the Busy Bee Delicatessen 3067 MADISON RD. JEFFERSON 2119 HYDE PARK SQUARE 2707 ERIE AVENUE o EA. 9947 Oaklev Mengs Shop a O CHEVROLET . . . . the most beautiful buy for performance with economy. You, whoever you ore. test this new cor on the highwoy and in town. Note its eco- nomic use of gas ond Oil. Why? Chevrolet is the only low-priced cor with o world's champion Volve - in - Head I i The most beautiful buy for comfort plus economy. ogoin . y --mokes Chevrolet First for Vordenberg Chevrolet to. Quality at Lowest Cost. 3th MADISON RD. MEL. 5500 O Page two hundred eEght pascalgs grill 8l9 ELM STREET CINCINNATI. OHIO CH. 9225 . Scene. . . . . . . Pascal's Grill People . . . . . . Wifhrow Sfudenfs Action . . . . . Enjoyment of Friendiy atmos- phere. good service. soft drinks. and anticipation of good food. . For sizzling hot. deiicious Food. next fry Pascal's Grill. Page two hundred nine W t ' a Iluber Meat Market 5 Smar to be Thrifty Shop at Huber Meat Market carries only . Ileis Food Shop the finesf grade in meuf and poultry. Our service is also of the 957 E McMILLAN ST 1 . . $ besr grade' CINCINNATI. OHIO 3504 ERIE AVE EAST 4328 . Slnorlygs Chili Kitchen . . Crouch Pharmacy You really haven? eaten good chili 'til you've ear- Servuce and Dependability en cf Shorty S. Woodburn and Madison Rd. 3158 MADISON ROAD JEFFERSON 9386 WC. 1065 . Iligginsun Gift Shop For the highesf quality of fOOdS. GIWGYS patronize The Place To Go for Unusually Attractive Gifts! 0 King nui'iy, I'm. GREETING CARDS PLEASANT R'DGE HYDE PARK 2704 ERIE AVE. CINCINNATI. OHIO a W $3 . Toeblw Bras. Grocery When you want BOTH ,; good meats and grocer- . Nil'llla Fille '3 I!lS J ies. buy of Tieman's Meats and Toebbe Bros. 3668 , 7O ERIE AVENUE ' Grocery -i W E0. 8752 11 6103 MONTGOMERY RD. CINCINNATI. OHIO x 1 Some Teacher . . . not only will get up in the middle of the night To help Charlie with his homework. but he'll Treat him to French-Bouer Milk. Page rwo hundred eleven I II... III! WHlZ-KIDS Q. Why does everybody wont to ride cu Whizzer Motorbike? A. Because it's the smorfesf way to get around on Scotch like econ- omy of gas. Ask The Lads 0nd Lossies who ride them. iDISTRIBUTORS! , . WHIZZER MOTORBIKES INDIAN MOTORCYCLES Indian Motor Sales Co. SALISBURY MOTORSCOOTERS BICYCLES 30 w. Izvh 5T. PARKWAY 5966 OUTBOARD MOTORS 0 STUDY BELLS TO TELEPHONE BELLS A solute and best wishes To graduates of 1949. We hope some of you will join the Telephone organizofion. become imbued with its traditional spirit of service, and re- main To help provide fast. reliable communi- cations through The years. It is a good place to work. wiTh good pay. excelienf working conditions. vocations. thrift plans. medical service. Compony-poid pensions and sickness-occidenf-deofh bene- , fits. : . ii There is c: greof opportunity For young men and women in helping to build tele- phone communications of the future. 1; f I The Cincinnati and Suburban Ilell Telephone Company iii Page two hundred Twelve A u AL.-i4a,, .. todaym young artist paint with spontaniefy and devotion. The ioy of creat- ' ing is furthered by a bounti- ful supply of fine art ma- ; ferials. A large porfion of fhe art materials used at Withrow are purchased from the Acme Paint Co. Anne Quality Pain! nQ Artisl Suppliers 522 MAIN ST. CINCINNATI. OHIO Page Two hundred thirteen 6 Andy Schuin, Inr. Cincinnati's Leading Studebaker Distributor 318 E. EIGHTH STREET WOODBURN 6418 Nliss Elnlna's Variety Store General Merchandise School Supplies-Gih's 3506 ERIE AVENUE EAST HYDE PARK EA. 9797 East Hyde Park MaI-Eu-I Superlative in Groceries. Meats, and Vegetables 3502 ERIE AVE. EAST 4465-4454 CINCINNAT1.0HIO . Ilorlnann's Drugs. Inc. For the best in drugs and friendly service. buy at Hermann's 2726 ERIE AVE. EAST 0456 . Pall l's Pllarlnacv When at Peebles Corn- er. drop in to see us for gifts and fine cosmetics. KEMPER LANE AND McMILLAN STREETS AVON 8l68 Becker's Pllarlnacy You'll agree that Decker's is the place to go for fine drugs. de- licious sodas. and top quality cosmetics. EDWARDS 8: ERIE EAST ll7b-987l WHAT'S NEAT? WHAT'S SHARP? YOU'RE ASKING?? Clothes made by the Cino Tailoring Co.. 0! course!! The Cinu Tailoring Co. . 238 W. 5th STREET Worthmore Clothes Smart Clofhes For The Smart Dresser I52 W. 5th STREET PARKWAY 54-72 h . 53.5. v- 0W ! You are happy and gay and fhoT prom is terribly important! You step out for the evening gowned with disfincrion. confident of your oppeo ronce. You r favorite formal hos iust been cleaned by The Mariemont Laundry and Dry Cleaners! SbOI WOOSTER PIKE BR. 2000 Page Two hundred Hheen T h d- C. 300 W. SIXTH ST. . WHATS COOKING? A scrumptious coke. melt- in - your - mouth cookies? Has to be somefhing good ufhey're using those exfro Fresh Eberle Eggs. Iiborle Suns Co. PA. 4521 CINCINNATI BETTER BUTTER . . . always makes bread and butter fosfe bet- fer. Meadow Gold buffer makes all food taste befter. For better but- fer always use Mead- ow Gold. The llcalrice Foods Co. 934 corr street u ch 3500 Jollnsun's Drugs 2701 Observatory Rd. Hyde Perl: We're of Johnson's u u . the friendly drug store where even 0 soda counfer seems soft. sfoois comfortable. and rebxotion is assured. Visualize an excellent pre- scription deporrment 0 com, piete line of drugs and ofher sundries and you have John- son's of o gionce. . alnul mater - o o - Pictures featuring excifing football games, assemblies. teachers you like. and good friends-all gafhered together for you un- der one cover in your Annual. The Wifhrow Annual is enclosed wifhin a fine and durable cover by Kingskrafl'. l The Kingsport Press KINGSKRAFT DIVISION KINGSPORT.TENN. . Page Two hundred seventeen ENJOYING . . . records is 0 popular postimc with many teen ogers. The latest songs and dance records Ccm be found of the Song Shop. The Song Shop 0150 carries 0 com- plete line OF Greeting Cards. e SHEET MUSIC. MAGIC. JOKES. AND GIFTS . smug WW w 36 E. 5th STREET HI ON FOUNTAIN SQUARE Just as smooth and GS sweet 05 can be The best fruits ever grown on a tree : Makes eating a dream Frank L. Moore One bite and you'H beom- : Mortino's the fruit store for me. . ':. For flavor that's tangy and sweet Lovely Flowers . . . for c: lovely 'ft Apples and peers that cannot be beat tody- IF you want 0 gleam in I So zingy, so swell the eyes of your special date. , That your family will yell greet her with the finest in 'i 1; My, whoto glorious treat! flowersu from Frank L. Moore's. HOTEL GIBSON l 1 . e! . 9 , 425 WALNUT ST. E . Martino s Fruits CINCINNATI, OHIO hlh t 1304 MAIN STREET MAIN 0484 t . . the aln bassador The Ambassador is the newest and most modern theater in the eastern section of Cincinnati und is the only suburban theater that has continuous performances be- ginning at 1:00 P. M. daily. All of the latest and best pictures may be seen here. On Saturdays. special mafinees for children attract large crowds. In such an atmosphere of beauty and comfort. your movie enjoyment is doubled. Alnhassador Theater 3065 MADISON RD. CINCINNATI RE. 5400 Page fwo hundred nineteen Extra Special . . . The look in her eyes.1he mun In her life. fhe pen and sfcv tionery she uses2aH exfro special. For that just a ifffle better appearance. always choose Pounsford's personal- ized stationery. 2;' The Pounsford Stationery C0. 422 MAIN STREET CINCINNATI 22 OHIO MAIN 2395 Page two hundred fwenfy directory Aker. William Frederick 4716 Armada PL. Zone 27 Camp. Delilah 3232 Fredonia 1 Akins. Marion Geraldine 547 Terrence Lane. Zone 8 Corgi . Carolyn Ann 2732 Madison Road. Zone 9 Aldinger. Robert Raymond 5413 Madison Rd.. Zone 27 Carroll. Rodney1Knufe1 3631 Clarion Ave.. Zone 7 Allen' Laura Lee 704 Tweed Ave.r Zone 26 Carter, Hope Hampton 227 Observatory, Zone 8 Aliic. Christine Doris 2337 Kemper Lane, Zone 6 Casey. Ruth Beatrice 5710 Carofhers $1., Zone 27 Ammerman. Churloffe Louise 4130 Pillars Drive. Zone 9 CGVGQHG. William 2337 MGY 51 Zone 6 Anderegg. Richard Davis 3607 Bellecresf.. Zone 8 Chandler. Gordon Delfen 4602 Ward 51-. Zone 27 Androif, Joy Hope 3114 Madison Rood, Zone 9 Chrisirl. Helen Virginia 2346 Sf. James Ave.. Zone 6 Angle. Jo Ann 2367 Park Ave.. Zone 6 Churc . Sally Louise 6311 Ridge Ave.. Zone 13 Armstrong, Mariiyn Ruth 6326 Cambridge Ave., Zone 30 Clarker Juanifa Evelyn 819 Oak St. Zone 6 Clawson, Mary Lou 32 Arcadia Place. Zone 8 .47 Bockscheider. Frank Andrew 1004 Crest Circle, Zone 8 CIOWSOI'I. William Byron 32 Arcadia Place. Zone 8 3 Baeriswylr Frances 3419 Oakview Placer Zone 9 Clippinger, David Edward 3558 Zumstein. Zone 8 ; Bailey. Thomas Hamlef 4115 33rd. Ave.. Zone 9 CoFchm, Donald Edgar 3325 Maplecresf' Zone 9 I Bain, Virginia Elizabeth 3548 Broiherion Road. Zone 9 Connelly. Louis Thomas 4225 Brownway Aye.r Zone 9 1 Baker, Arfhur Lyle 2343 Observaiory Rdu Zone 8 Cook. Donald Eugene 7163 Easflawn Drive. Zone 16 .: Barnes, Phyllis Joan 6402 Wiche Rd., Zone 12 Cook. Jeanne 2727 Erie Ave.. Zone 8 1' Barfsch. Margaret Ann 3445 Wellston Place. Zone 8 Cooper, Britney Kinney 2552 Madison Ave.. Zone 8 ., Bates' Kenneth Edward 1608 Potter PI.r Zone 10 Cowden. Shirley Ann 1712 Mears Ave.. Zone 30 Buisakes, Maria 861 Lexington Ave., Zone 29 Crane.John Alan 1142 Beverly Ave.. Zone 25 Baum, Patsy Ruth 1625 Clorewood Ave.. Zone 7 Crawford. Virginia Leigh 2558 Madison Road, Zone 8 Baumbcch. Marlene 3601 Pope Ave., Zone 8 Crowell, Catherine Jane 1959 Hudson Ave.. Zone 12 Beardsley. Jack 2404 Beechmont Ave.. Zone 30 Croxfon. Tom Anderson 2050 Beechmont Ave.. Zone 30 Becker. William Richard 2923 Taylor Ave.r Zone 9 Crump, James Daniel Kemper Lcme Hotel. Zone 6 Bentley, William Harris 2600 Observatory Ave.. Zone 8 Cullen. Patricia Lou 6134 Plymouth Ave.. Zone 30 Bernard, Leonard Albert 5814 Kellogg Ave.. Zone 28 Curtis. Conrad Moore 3564 Outlook Ave.. Zone 8 Berry. Janet Mae 485 Stoniey Ave.. Zone 26 Besuden, Shirley Moe 2119 Herrick Ave.. Zone 8 Darling. Barron Leroy 6527 Coleridge1 Zone I3 Bettinger. Barbara Ann 2604 Marlinton. Zone 3 Davis. Donald Lee 2220 Suffolk 51.. Zone 30 Bischof. PaulEugene 4606 Winona Terrace. Zone 27 DGViS- Norma Jane 1854 Clarion Ave.. ZONE 7 Black. William Marshall 3421 Berry Ave.. Zone 8 Dean. Robert Charles 438 Collins Ave-. Zone 2 Blersch. Virginia Ann 6024 Grand Vista Ave.. Zone 13 DeAngeIO. Barbara Ann 3619 Tamarack. Aveq Zone 7 - Blum. Mcril n Jane 2723 Albenq Court. Zone 9 Deuring. Virginia Ann 4921 Marburg Ave.. Zone 9 ' Boehm, Lyjia Moe 5107 Ebersole Ave.. Zone 27 Dearth. Darcy LOU 2972 Linwood AVE-r Zone 8 1 Boike. Mary Katherine 5413 Ward Street, Zone 27 Deeks. Donald Lee 6524311399 Circle. Zone 13 11 Boyd. Joanne 5623 Thom kins Ave.. Zone 29 Dequerchio. Tony 2334 Kenfon 51., Zone 6 Boyers, Mentor Frank 3739 Woo land Ave.. Zone 9 Denney. Grace Marie 255V; McCuHough 5h. Zone 26 Boyle. Richard Gordon 3231 Hardisry Ave.. Zone 8 DenniS. Mariorie Ann 5125 Kennedy Ave.. Zone 13 Boys. Eslella Elaine 5949 Silverlon Ave.. Zone 13 DeRuiter, Kathryn Elizabeth 4421 Homer Ave.. Zone 27 Bradley. Dolores 2936 Minot Aye,I Zone 9 Devanney. Michael James 4044 Paddock Rd., Zone 29 Brecht, Joan Rita 6115 Ridge Ave.. Zone 13 DeVore. Patricia Ann 1251 Herschel Ave.. Zone 8 Breyer. Richard William 3707 Westfield Ave.. Zone 9 DeWeese, Dorothy Lee 4907 Calvert 5L. Zone 9 Britten, Mollie 2915 Ashland Ave. DeWeese. Ruth Lorrine 4907 Calvert 51., Zone 9 Brown. Edwin Gordon 3689 Kroger Ave.. Zone 3 DiOFG. Lydia 5693 Bontry AVeu Zone 13 Brown. Robert Corning 6017 Graceland Ave.. Zone 12 Diers, Charles Henry 5705 MGPI'IEf Aveu Zone 27 Brown. Sally Marilyn 519 Glanwoocl Ave.I Zone 28 Disfler. George Paul R.R. 6 Box 34 Ridge Rd.r Zone 15 Bruning, Robert Lee 6307 Fairhursr Ave.. Zone 13 Duermif. Doris Jane 4325 Plainville Rd-. Zone 27 Bryson, Charles William 4225 Twenry-Eighth 51., Zone 9 Dusgan. Pairicia Carol 2678 Ridgewood Ave-. Zone 13 BurdeH'e. Lumus Carter 2779 Markbreit Ave.. Zone 9 Duncan. Benny 47 Lincoln Ter. Zone 6 Burdorf. Roger George 6726 Hampton Drive. Zone 13 Dungan! DUVid JESSE 4341 Normandy. Zone 27 Burdsull. Dorothy May 6418 Kennedy Ave.. Zone 13 Dunn. Joanne Marie 1605 Madison Rd-. Zone 6 Burgess. Wayland McCoid 3303 Royal Place. Zone 8 Dunn. N001 ? RUfh 7335 Montgomery REL. Zone 13 Busch. Allen Cyril 6164 Benneville. Zone 30 ,! Busch.Audrey Clair 6164 Benneville. Zone 30 Earls. JOhn . . 1H6 Paxton. Zone 8 Bush. Barbara Ann 5503 Iyne Ave.. Zone 13 Edwards. Wlllldm Hubert 615 Gran Vista! Zone 13 Bushelman. Donna Louise 3725 211,515 Ave.. Zone 13 Eicher. Kenneth George 7037 BriHon Ave.. Zone 27 Bushman, Norma Lee 3113 MupleLe01 Ave.. Zone 13 Elliott. Shirley Ann 1040 Paxton Rd.. Zone 8 Byrd. Mary Wiima 3108 Walworlh Ave.. Zone 26 Engle. R0139 Lloyd 3856 Kirkup Ave.. Zone 13 Byrd. Robert 2233 St. James Ave.. Zone 6 Erke. Richard Edward 1917 Poriman Ave.. Zone 29 Ernst. Charles Arthur 6441 Pace Ave.r Zone 13 Cadwaluder, Rayburn 3576 Zumsfein Ave.I Zone 8 Ernst. Edward Raymond 5319 Stewart Ave.I Zone 27 Cahall, Howard Keith 3727 Andrew Ave, Zone 9 Esdorn. Lucille Carol 5437 Lester Road, Zone 13 Calhoun. Donna Jean 2273 Oxford Ave.. Zone 30 Evans. Daisy Belle 3126 Borrman Ave.. Zone 29 Camordo, Mary 2305 St. James Ave.. Zone 6 Everharf. Dorcas Little 1330 Grace Ave.. Zone 8 Page two hundred twenfy-one 3135 Lookout Circle. 5726 Wyatt Ave.. Blome Rd.. RR 10 Indian H1111, 6114 Corbly Road, 3809 Odin Ave.. 3628 Russell Ave.. 3731 Sachem Ave.. 3422 Ibsen Ave.. 4348 Erie Ave.. 4126 Club View Dr.. 3825 Ferdinand PL. 6455 Ridge Road, 2629 Kemper Lane. Eveslage. Tom Dunn Ewers. Marilyn Claire Fahnle. Lorna Jean Fairchild. Ralph Lowell Fensfermucher. Geneva Lucille Fefzer. Donald William Findson. Richard Carl Fischer. Don Joseph Fisher. Marilyn Louise Fisher. Roberf J. Fitzwaier. Harold Lloyd Flor . Jack M. FlucIer. Mildred Bernice Fogg, Janet Carolyn 4138 Club View Dr.. Forbes, Jane 1904 Eastern Ave.. Foster. Slandley Kenneth, Jr.I 3441 Steffinuis Ave.. Freed. Roberf Lee 7200 Brookcresr Dr.. Fugofe. Lawrence Loran 6043 Yosemite Dr. Fussenger. Jackie 3440 Evanston. 3509 Woodburn Ave.. 6706 Hurd Ave.. 5057 Coad Din, 3233 Berwyn PL. 6617 Bramble Ave.. Glancy. Jane 1229 1ng1enook PL. G1ardon. Dale F. 766 Galbraith Rd.. Glasgow. Jean Constance 6228 Beechview CircleI Glaze. June Delores 511 Hoge 5L. Goesling. BeHy 1207 Taft Road! Goldman. Louis 7025 Reading Rd.. Gooch. Myrtle 3005 Woodburn Ave.. Goodfriend. Doris Jean 2712 Aflcntic Ave.. Gofrhoffer. Barbara Jane 3375 Linwood Rd.. Grafe. John Howard 5717 Arnsby Place. Greiman. Robert Donald 2912 Porfsmoulh Ave.. Grier. Roger Ackerman 6715 Siebern Ave.. GriFFilh. Ronald L. 3826 Mf. Vernon Ave.. Grimm. Mary Carolyn 3461 Arnold Ave.. Grove, Edward Owen Fair Oaks 3: Bremont. GardnerI Mary Lee Gardner, Roberfa Lee Gibson. Marlene Laurel Giordano. Ralph Angelo Girty. Robert Lee 1717 Wm. H. r011 Rd.. 3375 Orion Ave.. 3484 Principio Ave.. Foresf Hills Drive. 3502 Brotherfon Rd.. 2479 Madison Rd.. 3451 Montgomery Rd., 4830 Morse $1.. 3802 Millsbrue Ave.. 6705 Bramble Ave.. 6814 Grace Rd.. 3638 Porkline, 3925 Duvenonf Ave.. Old Orchard Rd.. 3640 Davenani Ave.. 6402 Roe St. 6215 Ridge Ave.. 2226 Florence Ave.. 1323 Suncresf Drfve. 1117 Herschel Ave.. 6478 Ridge Ave.. 1414 Locust St. 1299 Morten. 3634 N. Berkely. Haas. Joyce L. Haas, Roberf William Hagen, Elizabeth Ann Haqen. John Stewart Hall. Gerald G. Hclvordson. Walter Henry Harding. Mary Jane chngs, Jane Hauser. Joan Marie Heclshel Laura JoAnn Heimsafh. Ruth Margaret Helmling. Susan June Hendricks, John TruiH Henriques. Joyce Anne Henrifzy. Joan Hoffman Herbert. John Edward Hermetef. Patricia Ruth Herronl Ruth Ann Herschede. Mary Frances Herschelmun. Robert Nelson Hewett. Dorothy Elizabeth Hewston. June Marilyn Hilbert, JoAnn Frances Hill, Kenneth Page two hundred twenTy-fwo Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Hill. Mary Lee Ho1sierrer. Ed George, Jr.l Holwadel. Douglas Holz, Nancy Lowry Honaker. Joyce Myrtle Hopkins, Jeanean Elizabeth Hopper. Peggy Ann Hosmer. Linda Joyce Howard. Marjorie Ann Huber. Mary Arlene Hucksoll. 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