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

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E1 ZHL . 1 x 4,, n ,, t - ' I 8:25 A. M. e-home room period, one of the most pleasant and informative times of the day. The many and varied home room discussions may encompass any subject from football to physics, depend- ing upon the interests of the class. lt is the time for asking and answering questions, for finding out about the things of interest to fellow students, a friendly, get acquainted time of day. A DAY AT WITIIIIIIW The library is a quiet retreat, a place to study and con- centrate. Here, with just the turning of a page, one can find adventure, entertain- ment and stores of Wisdom. All this has been prepared and packaged by many people and is there for the taking. Students know and take advantage of this. Many h o u r s are spent among the volumes of refer- ence.

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Y The classroom door opens, the lunch boy cries, Lunch, and the many hungry students rush hurriedly to the cafeteria for a delicious and nourishing meal. What a welcome break in the midst of a dayl is 'I1 Shadows lengthen on the tower as the sun moves toward the west in midaftemoon. Students are Winding up their regular class activities. Some are pre- paring to go home while others are planning to stay to partici- pate in scholastic or sports pro- grams which often last far into the aftemoon. Sixth bell proves to be the busiest, with the or- chestra and glee clubs re- hearsing, and journalism classes struggling to im- prove their paper.