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

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5 6 7 8 9 10 'll 12 lish, Journalism: Tower News. 8-Reynolds, Ethel: English. 9LRhollahg-PArthur: Bookkeeping, Business Law: Acting School Treasurer, Faculty Supervisor of Lunchroom, Fac- ulty Business Advisor of Annual. I0--Richey, Robert Carl: General Science, Mathematics. ll-Robinson, Mabel Joyce: Physical Education: Dolphin Club. 12-Rockel, Ester: Home Economics: Home Economics Club. 13- Rosenberger, Marjorie: Public Speaking, English: Thalian Dramatic Club. RowC 1-Sanders, Adelaide: Mathematics. 2-Schirmer, Herb- ert Reynolds: Arts and Crafts. 3-Schroeder, Helen: French: French Club. 4-Seay, Nellie: Shorthand, Typ- ing, General Business. 5--Sherman, Harold Edwin: Prob- lems of American Democracy, American History and Government: Tennis Club. 6-Sibcy, Jessie Elizabeth: English. 7-Simons, Joseph: English. 8-Smith, George: Band, Harmony and Theory, lnstrumental Music, En- sembles. 9-Smith, Ross: General Metal, Machineshop, Forging, Wrought Iron, Sheet Metal. I0-Srofe, Garner: American History, Co-operating Teacher: Philologia, Jr. Town Meeting. ll-Stearns, Russell Lewis: Graphic Arts, Offset. T2-Stephens, Edwin McClure: Traffic Education, Civics: Reserve Basketball Coach. I3-Stose, llo: Art. Row D I-Taylor, Helen Holbrook: English. 2-Tilford, Jean: Problems of Democracy: Sponsor for Social Clubs. 3- Tracy, Virginia: Home Economics, Science, Health: Jun- ior Red Cross, Handicraft. 4-Vance, Marjorie Humph- rey: Household Chemistry, Homemaking. 5-Vorden- berg, Kenneth: Physics, Radio, General Science: Beta Hi- Y, Radio Club, Co-sponsor Physics Club, Minstrel Stage Crew. 6--Wagner, Robert Anthony: English, Social Studies: Tower Echo. 7-Walker, Maxine Lowrie: Social Studies. 8-Wessel, Audrey Pauline: Physical Educa- tion: Dance Club. 9--Williams, Anne Catherine: Eng- lish. I0-Wilson, William Cleveland: Mathematics. ll- Wirth, Raymond Joseph: Physical Education: Cross Country, Swimming. Life Saving, Water Safety. 12- Wood, June: English: Scribblers. I3-Wood, Leona: Home Economics, Foods. t V spirited. conscientious leaders as our inspiration. 6 7 B 9 10 ll 12 I3 - - 11.a .N

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Demonstration is vital in gaining knowledge The hermit menaces Edward as an English I class dramatizes The Prince and the Pauper. The Withrow library's wide selection of books provides students with the best ol all types of literature. Here students learn what scholars have said in all ages. lvliss Pooley and Miss Rehring give needed assistance to those seeking references, outside reading material, or special magazines. Classroom discussions enable us to widen our views by hearing what others think. An English l class discusses the dramatization ol The Prince and the Pauper, a novel read by most freshmen. A hula-hula skirt and a burlap sack are only two of the unusual properties used to recreate this scene. Page twenty-nine