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

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With an ambitious mind and a heart bent on success, a student realizes that his Iuture rests on what he learns right now. rea izing flze olive Perm fd a LLCL of fAi:5 SCIENCE Row I-Baird, Nina Frances: Health: to swim the Ohio River. Cannon, Marvin: Mathematics: to be Juvenile Court Judge lor at least one term. Aiter that my Iuture would be purely speculative. Caslrey, Homer T.: to write a song lor the 'I-lit Parade. Davidson, Walter Alden: Mathematics: to go duclc hunting and get a big Canadian goose. Row 2- Denner, Lillian S.: Typing and Grouping ol Blood: Red Cross: perfection, Hauclr, Richard Fred: Re- serve Football: Baseball: Gymnastics: Beta I-lieY: to t., Y' - : il beat Purcell tour years in a row. Hedges, Joe: Mathematics: Physical Education: since I realize I ' S f'.i can't talce 'it' with me, I hope 'Uncle Sam' leaves Q ' enough lor me to get there. I Ieger, J. Herbert: W 'gil Visual Aids: Camera Club. Row 3-Hutchinson, I Elberta Groves. Kimble, Darwin Jay: Guards: to ily ix taster than sound in a super iet plane. Richey, R. X t b Carl: Mathematics: Boys' Counselor. Rolfes, Franlr -1 S , ,t Bernard: Health: Assistant Football: Basketball Coach: li ' ii to molme good citizens out of my eighth grade boys. Row 4-Sherwood, Martin H.: Radio: Radio Club: to ily my own airplane around the world. Smith, ii fw,j,eR gl t Edwin M.: Physics Club: to see all students accept ri' ,, h it their responsibilities. Thornton, Dolores D.: Perin, 'MU P' A vi wwf A . .,,, an Kate P.: No picture. . . .5h.:i5fa Ji , ii l ,l in iii i i . . f H Q 75w.W .X Yi

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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.

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ART MUSIC An exciting art room project by the juniors and seniors-the mak- ing ol paper batiks. This is a medium of painting in wax and dye introduced by the Japanese centuries ago and back in vogue. Though their knees are weak, all voices are steady in the most in- volved passages. Pouring heart and soul into their music, they reach the aim of all musicians- true harmony and fulfillment. A6lCLgl 0lfl,l'l Row '-Broadbent, Adah. Howard, Wilbur W.: Sev- enth and Eighth Choirs' to survive the ordeal, Kreuz- man, Mrs. Stella: to own a new ranch type home. Martin Ansel C.: Senior Choir: lvladrigal, A sum- mer in l'lowoii. Row 2-Shirmer, Herbert R.: Smith, George G.: Min- strels: Bond. Stose, Ilo. Viering, Ray: Annual: to be an Eleclrifa Engineer. won! ACLU? lfl,l00l'l fke lfU0l ge. 'Q ix,-.--..