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

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...ni Mr. Rudolf Mrs. qchneldel M1 Nlckoloff The secretaries of Withrow are as important to Withrow as are the navigators of an ocean liner. Like the ocean liner, Withrow also carries passengers-students, faculty and advisers. Miss Cahall aids one captain, Mr. Vigard, while Miss Hoefle assists another captain, Mr. Mathias. Mrs. Draude at the switchboard and Miss Allen with the Senior Office Assistants chart the course. Mrs. Bolmer stands by Mr. Wilbur at the wheel of the sister ship, Little Withrow. Manned by such a crew as this, the passengers of the S.S. Withrow should reach port safely. est way fo develop the mlnds and Miss Cahall Mrs Bolmei Mis Diaude

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Miss Agei ter Mis Konrad Miss Murphy If you Want knowledge you must toil for itg if you want pleasure you must toil for it. Withrow knows this and has provided a competent administration to assist the student body to obtain both education and pleasure. Rendering aid to the sophomore, junior, and senior girls in making out programs and solving problems are Miss Agerter and Mrs. Konrad, while Miss Murphy counsels the freshmen girls. Mr. Rudolph does the same for under- class boys. Mrs. Schneider and Mr. Nikolotf attempt to straighten out troubles of sororities and fraternities. firmness tact and persuasion is the Miss Allen Miss Hoefle

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Faculty Miss Grove illus- trates the Latin derivation of com- mon English words. Everything great must have a source, a foundation. The source, the foundation of our school is our teachers. They illuminate the road of knowledge and direct the stu- dents down this long path. They are entitled to much cre- dit because they form the youth of the present, leading them out of darkness and into light. In their hands is the power to mold children into ine adults. Their job is a tough one, one that is not always appreciated or understood, but for their courage and devotion we honor them. These teachers are trying to show the pupils how to be fine citizens and a credit to the free country we are living in now. Surely if we follow in their steps we shall be upright and honest citizens. For never end- ing work done so diligently our faculty should heartily be commended by all students of Withrow High School. Row 1-Argabright, Bernice E.: Mathematics, Atkins, Dorothy: English, Beck, Virginia: English, Withrow Players. Row 2-Bisceglia, Barbara: Typing, Shorthand, Blasberg, Grace: Physical Education, Health, Boling, Jane: English, Mathematics. Row 3-Bowman, Mary: Algebra, Business Mathematics, Braunecker, Elizabethg Englishg Broadbent, Adah: Art. characters of the ardent, inquisitive