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

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Homemaking can be fun! Popovers with a delicious appearance and pleasing' aroma emerge from the oven. Homemak- ers in hopeful an- ticipation await the results of their long and diligent Work. NX QQ x fl Q11 ff 5 0 X 0 k -...,... . Q l 5 Q gud W X Flndnr. XX Page seventeen

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Head bo0kworm and caretaker of the book- room is affable Glenn Burress, who at the mo- ment is acting the part of teacher's little help- er by diligently search- ing in dusty corners for a lost book-two or more? Although munching on the tip of a pencil does not always help the brain to begin its work to- ward dreaded assignments, it is a wondrous aid in daydreaming.