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

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Page twenty-two Out in the wilderness of Remington, Ohio stands a small white church, This church is now the life of a man who was last year a teacher at Withrow. The Remington Mem- orial Church each Sun- day seems to send out a call for all to come. lin Tribute... To many, Brother Howe was only a legend, but after seeing him deliver the fiery pep talk that led the team to victory, he was beloved by all. The Withrow Annual staffs are proud of this rare and unusual opportunity- the inclusion of these tribute pages in your annual honoring a man who is as much a part of Withrow tradition as the tower. For the past twenty- eight years this high school has been privileged to have an outstanding humanitarian and educator on its staff. The year nineteen-fifty-one saw the close of his teaching physics only to take up teaching the word of God. Most of the older students will recognize the above description as that of uB1'0th61',, Howe. His real name is Clayton M. Howe but the students knew him as Brother and he knew them through the same friendly token.

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The Harvard Book Award for a de- serving junior goes to Ed Heiser. Looking for a cloud with a sil- ver lining? Withrow gives some away every year on Awards Day, but the silver in these Clouds is refined with determination and drive, and every cloud is formed by sweat and strain.. Some clouds have college embroidered in their folds. Others hold that cherish- ed thrill, the call of Dux Fem- ina or Sigma Gamma. But all reveal that only those students who labor long are rewarded. Smiles and tears are combined as Dux and Sig welcome the new members.

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Never to be forgotten in the hearts of all Withrow students are the memories of kind- ness and generosity shown to his pupils by one of Withrow's outstanding teachers, Clayton Howe. Even though Brother Howe has retired, his image will remain. Selecting another branch of the tree of education, Mr. Howe has answered the call to ministry and is aiming in his work to inspire spir- itually the young and old in his congregation and bring to them the courage and faith that makes his own life so full. Page twenty-three