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

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yx . ur i Mr. Milton Collins ADVISICIIS Under the wings of counselors, Mr. Kimble and Miss Murphy, the junior high students soon become oriented to lite at Withrow. Mrs. Konrad and Mr. Collins conscientiously work toward solving the many diverse problems of the senior high students. They are always striving to promote co-operation and good will among students, teachers and coun- selors. Withrowites can always count on these hard working advisers for assistance and guidance. Mr. Darwin Kimble -...Sf Miss Lulu B. Murphy Mrs. Virginia Konrad fun-.gig .Nw

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THE BIG THREE CONFERENCE! NOT REALLY, IT'S OUR ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS CONFERRING WITH THE BOSS, NEW IDEAS ARE ALREADY IN EVIDENCE WITH OUR NEW ADMINISTRATION. In the Omega ot his teaching career is our Mr. Wilbur, who is retiring this year. His many children gave him experience to guide him through forty years of teaching, twenty- three of which have been spent at Withrow. Mr. Wilbur's friendly face will be sadly missed by both the faculty and student body. Mr. Philip McDevitt our young, new assistant principal from Samuel Ach, has truly adapted himself to Withrow's colorful kaleidoscopic life. In addition to his many time consuming duties as Mr. Cadwallader's aide, he is also adviser ot Sigma Gamma and Student Council. 'I9 'EPS was Mr. R. G. Wilbur - - Assistant Principal ASSISTANT PBINIIIPA LS Mr. Phillip McDevitt Assistant Principal

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f-Q li fi X1X N. Mrs. Martha Allen Mrs Rose Spinoff Miss Penny Speth UFFICE SECBETARIES The office secretaries perform innumerable useful services to our school. In addition to assisting the leaders of Tigertown to fulfill successfully their tasks, how often they take time from their busy schedules to help many faltering students by offering directions, in- formation or just a friendly Word of encourage- ment. Such devotion and loyalty to an office is seldom shown and although the work is sometimes tedious and boring, our secretaries will readily agree that their efforts are Well worthwhile. An earnest attitude which is ex- pressed in their work convinces us that the business end of our school is in competent hands. F u... as 'Vi Miss Gladys Evans Miss Wanda Hoefle un K f K 7 Q x e if' :Q vw - f 4 V ' Y- G t ' G. 1 A ll Q i l. N41 .' ll-' ny-L 1 Q 2 m g , 3 Q wh' V f me In n ' ,i-.3 iff! . 5-iimxyfv .5 . ' ss . v f L ..... U I - - . t 1, if 5, .fl s w K . in -f Y S l Q3 4 i - Miss Carol Teller ..hh K if' w F... a ...M ,. W f.mW , 1 r...y .. ni yy 4 is-ef , i , , - M 1, . - -.1 A ------.-.-..... f - 'H . g V v 9 Miss Isobel Longland 1 -' lu 'V 0 ' 2 ' 21