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

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- -w Raw Aw TOP LEFT: Staff members Melanie Wilson, Tim Sippel, Ann Brinkley, and Nancy McQueen-Lyle at work after school. TOP RIGHT: Yvette Hill giggles as she toils over Scarbrough's mixed-up underclass pictures. ABOVE LEFT: Now what went wrong? , says Mrs. Mitchell ABOVE RIGHT: Marla types to The beat of a different drummer. RIGHT: Review typist Nancy McQueen-Lyle tapping away. 15

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1986 RE VIEW STAFF LETTER FROM THE EDITOR It's finally over! I do not believe there is any possible way I can convey to you the enormous accomplishment this annual represents, At the beginning of this school year, the annual was in disarray. There was no adviser, no staff. no support, and apparently among the student body. no concern. The word yearbook had a negative connotation. In October. with the first deadline long Overdue, Reverend Mitchell became the yearbook advisor. Soon, things began to change. The annual was named the Review and soon gained momentum and support. A Staff was formed, an advertis- ing campaign was 1aunched,and a saies strategy was developed. Kipp Stewart, the yearbook company reptesentative, went above and beyond the call of duty in teaching preparation techniques and even helping draw layouts and typing. I remember staying until eleven o'clock some nights with Reverend Mitchell and others, working, We were almost iocl-ted in the school for the night a couple chimes, By the final deadline, Mitchell. 1, and the test of the staff were thoroughly exhausted. The handful of Students and adults, with bags undet their eyes, has accomplished what had been labeied an impossible task. The staff apologizes for any errors and we ask you to excuse them When pressed for time, as this staff definitely was, mistakes are bound to occur. However, the overall quality of this annual overwhelms its faults. The simple fact is that this book is MUCH better than none at alL Without Reverend Mitchell and the Review Staff, there would have been no annual. That fact, combined with the quality of the Review , its financial success, and the hard work that so many individuals put forth. make it the grand achievement and quality annual Withtow deserves. Good luck to the Class of 1986 and thank you for everything. everybody. Tim Sippel Stu dent Editor TOP RIGHT: Reverend R. Nathaniel Mitchell, Faculty Adviser of the 1986 Review ABOVE RIGHT: Company representative Kipp Stewart heips james Donaldson in drawing a layout, ABOVE: Student Editor Tim Sippel trying to meet the deadline

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FROM THE PRESIDENTS LOCKER . . 7 My Fellow Classmates, this is now our beginning. We have come a very long way from adolescence to young adulthood. Weive had our ups and downs; ins and outs. Iknew from the beginning of Our Freshman year that the Class of 1986 could not be limited within any boundary. With Mrs. Berry and Mrs. Mitchell on our side, we have continuously striven to become known as the Most Dynamic Class ever to have graduated from Withrow High School. Asjuniors, we, along with The Friends of Withrow, carpeted the Library and the Main Office. We also restored a fergotten tradition by honoring the Tap 100 Atademic Seniors of the Class of 1985 with a reception With the strong support of our advisors we introduced a Senior Package Plan to facilitate senior expensese This, we have earnestly attained our class motto, THE CLASS WITH CLASS . Marla j. Mitchell SENIOR CLASS DATA ii MOTTO: The Class with Class FLOWER: Yellow Rose SONG: That's What Friends Are For by Dionne nd Friends COLORS: Navy Blue and Ye110w POEM: Somebody Said That It Couldn't Be Done' by Edgar G 551