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

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All too soon our sturdy and aspirant young men discover that an athletic hero is mode and not born, as some may think. 0 l'l'LCLI'l ClI'l6! A f- Ali - Q. ,vs 1 i .- , ia, 1-N , . it ya? . .fx ' iq ' -an 4 st.. . 1' . it Q., Q 9' Viv Y s hm E . ,,,g L 2.2 . as id laro read. meg rifrive Eggs? .k ,Ls few- . 4- M 1 ww. ,R , . ' we A 9-.. . fl ff.. . 1, lb'-fx. Q' .I Ei L HEALTH Row I-Blasberg, Grace R.: Health: G.A.A.: to live in Fiorida when l retire. Gilliland, William Paul: Dept. Chairman ol Football. Hensel, Albert: Jr. High Boy Athletics' to travel around the worldf Huheey, John Ernst: Baslcetboll: Baseball. Row 2-Y Lally, Mrs. Dorothy S.: GAA.: too many to men- tion. Leslie, Elizabeth: Health: Hto swim the English Channel, not only over, but loaclc. tool Meador, Robert: Varsity Football. Nimmo, Lomond: Track' Cross Country. Row 3-Robinson, Mabel: Dolphin Club. Russell, Melvin H.: Driver lraining: Swimming' Baseball' to take every summer olif' Shafer, Mrs. Barbara: Dance Club. Walling, Mrs. Loretta: Jr. High G.A.L.' to spe-rd a summer in the l-lawaiior ls ondsf Wirth, Ray J.: Health: to pilot a ilying sacer. stfvfq-it 'W ,awww-

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Mother Earth-axis, poles, quadrants, diameters, radii, planes, and angles is seen in a different light in a math IV class 626l,I C all CL gl 86l,t2l bill 9l 6t6ll'l MATH Row l-Argabrighf, Mrs. Bernice. Bowman, Mary B.: fo be rich lar a day. Fels, E. Angeline, fo be on The lirsf plane lo Mars. Graham, Eleanor Jane: Alpha Y-Teens: Pep Squad: To be able To give all my sfudenls A's.'l Row 2fHolland, Theresa. Irwin, Mildred: Yo be inviled fo join Tip Toppers. Mal- fhews, Roy D.: Withrow Junior Rille Club. Owens, Anderson D., Bowling Club: Bowling Team: Gall Team: to bowl a higher average than Mr. Renshawf' Row 3-Perin, Lousia B.: Pollack, Clara: To see The whole world. Sanders, Adelaide W., to break IOO in gall. Sleighl, Ralph H., Junior High Basketball. T my ,ef ,Mg :f,, - af AL f- 5 gif' ,f X f 1 1 ff sf W f 4 ff , Qi 4 ' rg-ii 1 L ,A s ,J 4 ' , 4. if r r gd, r ,Ig 4' I, we ' iq A 5 T lx , .. ..,,. , .,,. W ,152 U f iii i T wx TWT 4 X ' To 31,97 L3 'S ,.,, I .F X eg f fl G 'Q Q f -M A afkidfiizz., il

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Science makes history, as the past, the present, and the future are blended for us by Sherm to produce an even flow of time. cbggenffg fo frain fine min r5,1,s,sf1- , ' ' -' il 149-1- X fs,zis::.,-gy ts. ,.l, i w or-sisa ' 1 ' . - I Q , Q. 'em i- , ,, I., , .,,, Q , , ,c , . ,. f if sf P .1 e 'Sf' ' 'H 6 of My firm, SOCIAL STUDIES Row l-Caveman, Monica: History Club: to have my students remember, lilty years later, what they learned in history class. Coe, Ruth D.: Visual Educa- tion and Current Events Club: oi yeor's leave of absence tor on trip around the world. Hartsell, Mrs. Ethel H.: History Club: to win the top honor in on American Rose Society Show. Higgins, Howard: Junior High Track. Row 2-Huclcsoll, Jo Ann: to have eyeryone get out ot my woy when l'm driving- iust once! Hunt, C. M.: Krapp, Ruth L.: to grow roses. Rubendunst, Alfred M.: Camera Club: to open my own photo studio. Row 3-Sherman, Harold: Tennis Club: to see Withrow deteat Purcell again in football, Srole, J. G.: Heaven-with no papers to grade. Tillord, Jean: Student Council: Girls' Social Clubs: to talce o trip around the world. Walker, M. Laurie. Shafer, Luella M.: No picture.