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

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. m, Row 1 Tilford. Jean: American Problems. Girls' Social Club AJ- viser. Sfuden? Council Now in Europe the 7:307:16 . . . 1 Tracy, Virginia; Home Economics. Red Cross Club Put the handles to the bm-lc of the stove. Wagner. Robert: Social Studies, Jr. Hi. Boys' Adviser Take off like a frea'rl of turtles! Wagner. Stella; English. G.A.A. Time 'H'lU'l-VEH all too fast! No picture Row 2 Walker. Kearn: Typing Shorthand. Secretarial Practice . 1 No picture Walker. Maxine: Social Studies. Jr. Hi. Girls' Adviser 'Tf I can get here from Lov-elmut on, time, you mm get here on time 1500! Warner. Florence; Oral Look at me? Williams. Anne: English char me! Row 3 Wirfh' Roy; Physical Education. Health. First-Aid HK'it'k twenty, pull twenty, then sprint five. Wood. June: English, Scribblers You fuwc time for wlmt you really want to do! Wood. Leona: Home Economics Girls, please durdt comb your hair in the I.-it,clw'n,. ' Aignd o inferedt adLeo! in return. Paiient and persistent. Mr. Nicely trains a new cashier. who strains all muscles. at- Iempfing to grasp fhis new form of muddling mathe- matics. the cash register. 25

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24 FAC U LTY Row l Richey. R. Carl: Science Well, well! Robinson. Mabel: Physical Education, First-Aid, G.A.A. The water's not that cold! Rolfes. Frank: Science. Foofboll and Basketball ' Keep low, keep law! No picture Rosenberger. Margie: Public Speaking. Speech, Dromotics. Tholion. Dramatic Club These are not making chairs .1 Russell. Marvin; Driver Training. Reserve Boskefboll. Swim- ming Now, what year, hon? Sanders. Adelaide: Mofhemofics Kpor tomorrow . . . hint! Schirmer. Herbert: Arts and Crafts uAlways glad to help an old friend. Schroeder. Helen: French. French Club Darmez-vous .9 Row 2 Schroer, Dale: General Business. Business Moth. Beta Chi Promptness is the most important factor in business. Seay. Nellie: Typing. Shorthand Keep your eyes on the book. Shafer. Mrs. Barbara: Physical Education, Firsf-Aid. 0AA. Come on, kids, let's look alive! Shaffer, Luella: History E'verybodyb got a problem! No picture anal a CAUIILCQ t0 Sherman. Harold: Hisfory, Tennis Coach ULnezyitisW Sibcy. Jessie: English HYon dorm: have to be stupid! Simon, Joe: English ZS'I'L-hwl'L-h! Sleight. Ralph; Mathematics. Science. Jr. Hi. AthleHcs HDiagram? and describe! Row 3 Smith. Edwin: Physics. Physics Club Well, you dith do so well this time. Smith. George: Harmony, Bond. Theory. Instrumental MUSIC. Minstreis Tl1erc wmft be a Minstrels this year! Smith. Ross: MeIoI Wkt to work! Srofe. John Garner: World History. Sociology and Econ- omics. Philologio Hella, hello, hello! Sfeinmeh. Rolland; General Science. Radio. Radio Club uHave you hewrtl the story of the Klotclmnak-e'r? No Picture Stose. llo: Art Okay, it's time to clean up! Taylor. Helen Holbrook: English. G,A.A. lSpeak now or forever hold your peace. Thornton. Mrs. Dolores: Science Tis- slzarper than a serpent's tooth to have a thankless child! earn--given witA any?

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26 x MisstHoeer Miss Bolmer Miss Bolte Inlmm Immm Miss Madden w mumu mm ScAoo f Serviced Amidst every day's bustle 0nd rustle are the secretaries whose work, rang- ing trom tulttlling the head men's commands to answering endless Inquiries ot the desk, begins before 8:25 and lasts 'titl 'woy past 3:00. Whistle while you work this is the merry motto of the hustling crew that blithely mans our switchboard and assembles our absence slips day after day. .unmm