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

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Page twenty-two thus we are guided in these ll you happen to drop in Miss Ager- ter's office any school day, you will surely' see her assistant, Mrs. Virginia Konrqd, whose crowded schedule in- cludes handling withdrawals, the census, study hall roles. and spon- soring Tip Toppers. When a beluddled Freshie girl drifts about blindly at Withrow, she can obtain friendly advice from Miss Lulu Murphy. Minstrel time finds her knee-deep in buttons and bows, as she selects costume designs and directs sewing. During his two years at Withrow as Vocational Counselor and adviser ol Freshman boys, Mr. Roy Ander- son has given lreely oi his time and energy. Any pupil may receive sound advice from him on questions concerning professions.

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will sympathize and encourage: Mr. A. O. Mathias has iust completed his second year as principal. l-le is also adviser of senior boys and sponsor ot Sigma Gamma, the senior boys' honorary society. l-le has clearly demonstrated ability to direct the school with forethought and judgment. l'lis good nature. however. is uppermost as it sets the tone lor Withrow. Did you ever wonder how the ever-busy book room operates? Just ask its able direc- tor, Mr. A. l. Vigard. Our enthusiastic Assis- tant Principal eagerly helps the mischievous, problem-laden sophomore and iunior boys tor whom he is adviser. You can always tind Miss Rose Agerter, Dean ol Girls, in 204 helping girls in their problems concerning colleges, scholarships, vocations, and school programs. She is also the ever-dependable adviser ot Dux Femina, senior girls' honorary society. Assistant Principal in charge ot With- row Junior l-ligh, Mr. R. G. Wilbur helps his seventh and eighth graders adiust to a new atmosphere and prepare lor senior high. l-le may be proud ot these E1Clies and E- tlatsng they excel in school spirit. Page twenty-one

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significant years. The friendly secretary to Mr. Ma- thias, Miss Wanda Hoetle, aids the principal. works with rebate pupils and handles correspondence. Always seen hustling about the ottice is Miss Martha Allen, ottice secretary. l-ler duties range from issuing the daily bulletin to tiling school records. Right-hand assistant to Mr. Vigord is Mrs. Jack Hammann, who helps with the book room and clerical worlc. Mrs. Virginia Watson is constantly occupied with the telephone system and instructing student assistants. Mrs. Laverne Balmer, secretary to Mr. Wilbur, never finds a dull mom- ent in Junior I-ligh, where tiling cards and answering letters are a few of her duties.