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

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wtf fi W' wwf Miss Gladys Evansg M1's. Rose Spirtoffg Miss Isabell Longland and Ms Martha Allen Office Secietaiies Courteous Secretaries Create An Arr Of Work Well Done Who make out the summonses which strike a chill in the heart of every student? Who are Willing to take time from their many and varied time-consuming tasks to help any little Tiger in need of aid? Who reminds the boss of luncheon appoint- ments or conferences? Who are respon- sible for putting out bulletins, filing, send- ing transcripts to other schools, and typing? Who but the office secretaries! The smoohtly running wheels of Withrow would surely slow down without the as- sistance of Martha Allen in 204, Rose Spirtoff in the main office, Jean Leppert, Mr. Cadwallader's secretary, Penny Speth, Mr. Buxton's capable helper, and Carol Teller who aids Mr. McDevitt. To the masters of the mimeograph machines and 9 the keepers of the cards-thanks. X, 1 . KJ K L Q ' r vii We-' K rj, ' 4 to 'B Mrs. Jean Leppertg Miss Carol Tellerg and Miss Penny Speth-Office Secretaries ' X L 'rx - i

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lunror And Senror Hugh Counselors Help Make Decrsrons As They Tackle Students' Problems l By serving the diversified but basic needs of Withrow students, the counselors assist in moulding the successful futures of many pupils. Their friendly Words of advice prove a big step toward the solution of our problems in regard to the selection of our high school curriculum. Miss Murphy and Mr. Kimble deal with the Junior High While the Senior High relies on Mrs. Konrad and Mr. Collins for guidance. In- formation concerning hligh school prepa- ration for occupations and standard college requirements can be acquired through pamphlets and folders which are usually available in their offices. Oppor- tunity truly knocks in these guidance periods when Withrowites are given a chance to plan and adjust to their future position in the World. Mr. Darwin Kimbleg Miss Lula B. Murphy- Junior High Counselors Mr Milton Collins Mrs Virginia Konrad-Senior High Counselors

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The English section of the faculty at Withrow is headed by Miss Hildebrandt, who supervises the distribution of our books so that each class has a planned schedule throughout the year. Special classes are offered for advanced stu- dents and college preparatory classes for those who intend to continue their quest for knowledge. English encom- passes a wide and diversified field. Courses in speech and journalism draw aspirants in this area. The fund of learning and information is certain to be of benefit in more ways than one as we assume our positions in life. ... fi '--r f 1, I 'cw si:-is -s i ii' .EQ . - If 'F an W Jai, fs 1 f 151 9 . E , gffj l . Lx' ,'v - Q kk - i 17.4 QUE fu, f f ' , f Vs ' I 53 J. X Z SHAKESPEARE NEVER INTENDED HAMLET TO LOOK THIS WAY' Students Enjoy Dramatization -- Shakespeare Turns In His Grave L K ' S W2 .. . it f- , . nw. 6 an - Q ' Q V! ix v 5 A s p .,.:. 'N ' , -gs g ef, - ' .bv - ' Q 1 . i 1 e ttf ?Q'. I .. i.-ffffi .ts ,if-'refill' e l 30 ROW 1 Atkins, Dorothy P., Beck, Virginia, Bur- winkel, Elmer. ROW 2 Downer, Marie C.g Gates, Emery, Hilde- brandt, Mary M. ROW 3 Hurley, Mrs. Maryg Karnes, Roberta, Assistant Tower News Adviser, Ladley, Mrs. Mildred, Annual Literary Adviserg Martin, Dawn, Philologiag Moorman, Hilda M. ROW 4 Murphy, Virginia, Nolan, Nora May, In charge of Rookwood Gardeng Ren- shaw, Marvin, Tower News Adviser, Co-ordinator of student activities, Reynolds, Ethel, Richmond, Susan, Scrib- blersg Alpha Y. ROW 5 Rosenberger, M a rj 0 r i e , Dramaticsg Thalian Playersg Sibcy, Jessie E.g Sim- mons, .Iosephg Steinmetz, Christine, Girls' Social Organizationsg Assembliesg Taylor, Helen H., G. A. A., Not pictured: McGuire, Wilma. l I I ' l