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

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Y' fft 5 5 4 -.-4' gs s xt, 'X . . f Mr. Darwin Kimble A D V I S E R S Need help? See your friendly high school counselor for advice! Although this sounds like a commercial, many students have taken advantage of the expert aid counselors at Withrow give so enthusiastically. Whether your schedule needs a change or whether you need an early excuse, that job will be done by the advisers. If it's college you are inter- ested in, see your counselor for recommenda- tions in your choice of subjects or guidance in selecting one that will be best suited to you. Yes, the counselors at Withrow specialize in YOUMyour interests and your abilities. The amount of paper work is staggering, but it never prevents the advisers from giving time to students. Mr. Ioseph Felix 64 x XXXX w lv. -51

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'H 1 -14.1 'Yrs Mr, McDevitt With skillful technique and definite ability Mr. Harold Buxton heads our junior high department. Althouqh very busy with his job of directing the activities of his Little Withrow, Mr. Buxton was always able to find time to sit down and discuss prob- lems and was forever comina up with a solution, On a dark and dis- mal day or during exams when everyone's spirits were down, it seemed no one could be blue after he encountered this quiet, yet power ful man with his usual warm and qlowina smile, the key to his winnina personality. ln his past three years at Withrow Mr. Buxton has made many life-lona friends and will be amona the cherished and fond mem orios of byaone hiqh school days. Mr, Buxton Mr. McDevitt, our youna and enthusif astic assistant principal, has become an admired friend to many Withrc'.-. ites. He is always ready to qive a helpful, inspirina hand. Assisting irli. Cad with senior hiqh activities is only part of Mr. McDevitt's duties. l-lf is also kept busy as the actinq adviser for Withrow's honor socioty, Siqnifr Gamma. Many other fr'tStiSIlSiblllfi ':f are added to Mr. lVlcDevitt's already crowded schedule as the sgtiocl y-'ctr comes to an end. One of thu nzo.- time consumina of these extrti tabs ip the Senior Prom, of which ho is SLIIWEI- visor. lfxaziisr and graduation do r. T end his hard work at school. Durinta the summer months he is found lvolnnd the desk as principal of suimnor swiiffl.

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We'll make a feeble effort to sketch for you the myriad duties of Withrow's secretaries. The smooth management 'of our school is due to their constant efforts. The work varies from day to day but not the competence with which it is handled. Take, for instance, Mrs. Huppertz, Mr. Cad's indispensable right hand, who supervises the student assistants in the main office and keeps things on an even keel. DT scheduling is one of the duties of Mrs. Frooks in the office of Mr. McDevitt, while Mrs. Long- bottom, behind the front desk, must be ready for any unforeseen demand or emergency. Records of seniors, applications for colleges or jobs, transfers-in, transfers-outfyou name it and Mrs. Allen in 204 will handle it. The amount of money daily flowing in and out of the school is awe-inspiring but does not faze capable Miss Evans, the treasurer. The records and worries of eighth and ninth grades are handled by Mrs. Stagginborg in lO2, Miss Longland manages the details necessary to maintain our efficient library. Mrs. Ann Stagginborgg Mrs. Loretta Huppertzp Mrs. Carol Frooks.