Walnut Hills High School - Remembrancer Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 244 of the 1966 volume:

REMEMBRANCER Walnut Hills High School Editor-in-Chief - Eric Taylor Cincinnati, Ohio Advisor ' Mr. Raymond Farnhum . . . . . , . . .., . .. n4 1. . .. ,. , . H .9: .. ..wr.,,..;; .9. A . f; H Y 1 1M TABLE OF CONTENTS lniroduciian Faculty Spans Aciivilies Underclass Seniors Advertising page 8 page 80 page 126 page 160 page 194 They come back, with reluctant anticipation, the chlorine still in their eyes and the sounds of summer still in their ears. The first week is either a grand reunion or a huge mystery. The effies soon learn about elevator tickets and tours of the salt mines. Seniors wonder what it will be like with nobody left and finally adiust to their new role. Juniors make a class effort to flunk out of school while they put on the Hbetter than the best Peanuts ever. And there are ever so many forms to fill out, fees to pay, and envelopes to address. The leaves turn, the air becomes chilly, and everyone wears sweaters now. The fixed routine: study, eat, sleep, is interrupted now and then by assemblies, the teachers' convention, pre-school pep rallies, and spirit club PA announcements. The AFS students become Walnut Hills students. VAST is a weekly proiect for many. There is time enough for college conferences and the Senior Class Play. Then after Thanksgiving comes that delightful month of excitement and surprises and waiting, and no one cares if it is a green Christmas. It still means the fragrant tree in the main hall, 0, Come All Ye Faithful and candles, and Homecoming with old friends. Vacation is over all too soon, and now there are only three short weeks until mld-terms. The teachers are trying desperately to finish every thing they wanted to cover, and the work load is sometimes staggering. Somehow the dreaded exams are over and hopefully passed, and there is a brief period of exhilaration before everyone settles back down to work, this time in earnest. In these long winter months, the student explores competing ideas, asks' searching questions, and learns to think for himself. Upperclussmen find greater challenge in the Ada vunced Placement Program. The Merit scholars, 'icum loude members, and academic contest win- ners are an inspiration to all. School means more than iust basketball games, Walnuts, the artists series, Othello, and the thirteen-inch snowfall, and there are more than iust tangible rewards. Guided and protected within these columns and arches, the student feels as if he could stay on, searching for knowledge, forever, until . . . New signs of life in nature begin to appear out- doors where students' thoughts soon wander. It is still a long time until graduation, but senioritisii is catching. Convertible tops come down, and home- work is sometimes forgotten. Harvey is the favorite play, and Dr. Zhivogo the best movie. Colleges have begun to reveal their decisions, resulting in many a confident smile or worried glance. Meanwhile, APP exams are imminent, and preparations for From are unfolding. And now it is almost over. Seniors are learning to walk to the tune of Pomp and Circumstance, outstanding students are being considered for vari- ous honors, and the rest of the school, with half its mind contemplating the ioys of summer, is preparing for those final few hours which will decide who is the victor - the student or the subiect. This year is now past, but the remembrance of it will never pass. Through pictures, REMEMBRANCER has tried to capture the special mood of this year. Therefore, let the student fondly remember . . . W M, Peanuts begins the year wiIh an inspiring example of spiril and Alter brethIakIng momenls In the cold, crisp cur, guitars wail, and defeat is forgotten. l5 are learning, and they find 20 DANIELS SCHOOL nus SERVICE? Who can escape the ioyous holiday mood . . . and snow! As school resumes, 22 enihusiaslic crowds cheer Ihe team. 23 SIudenls walch 24 knowing that 26 soon they will be performing there. 27 man! I fia?i:tu;i: w w : $2.. McDeviff Mr. 30 HJEHILMAM I R-LHEJ'MANN EM , Mr. Heflmann PRINCIPALS Walnut Hills was indeed fortunate six years ago to have Mr. Philip McDevitt accept the position of Principal and the responsibility of providing leader- ship to our school. Traditionally the obiectives at Walnut Hills have always been of the highest and success in maintaining these standards of achieve- ment requires a high degree of dedication. Mr. M:- Devitt has given us wise counsel, an appreciation of high standards of scholarship and a sense of the im- portance of learning, which challenges the students to their best efforts. Management of the countless administrative details is under the able direction of the Assistant PrincipuIs: Mr. Spreen, in the area of instruction and scheduling, and Mr. Heilmunn, handling the pupil accounting and building routine. Through the influence of these men Walnut Hills students are directed toward a more rewarding life in the future. 3! Mrs. Thrush 32 COUNSELORS Our Junior High Counselors are concerned with helping the student with such problems as orientation, planning a tentative four year program, and gaining some perspective on his academic future. The Senior High Counselorsi primary re- sponsibility is college guidance. However, they have a definite responsibility for help- ing students with their academic, social, and personal udiustments. Miss Exell Miss Manoukian Mr. Ridenour 33 .C' -Im..,, '.. 1... ' .... . i Q qia... , . . . $1 - Ot a'ma'ttoggi ENGLISH The English course teaches the effective use of language in writing and speaking and the recogni- tion of an author's vision of a selection of suhiect, logical analysis, orderly arrangement, and appro- priate style. With a knowledge of these principles to aid the student in self-expression, he is prepared to examine the ideas of others. Reading compre- hension is vitally related to an analysis of word, tone, and atmosphere, and to consideration of the complexities of human experience and moral values. With comprehension of the artist's view of life comes a new awareness of all we see and feel. Mrs. Martin SEATED: Miss Cahill. Miss Hutchison, Mr. Gregory. Mrs. Fahcon. Mrs. Weisst Miss Schear. STANDING: Mr. WiHsfeint Mr. Flahive. Miss Glass. Mrs. Blumenthal. Mrst Wannemacher. Miss Flory. Mrs. Szwarc. Mrse Mariin. 34 Mrs. BIumenH-Ial Miss Cahi Miss Flory 35 - Mrs. Renfrow Ra+erman Mr. Mrs. Clodfeller SEATED: Mrs. Kessis. Miss Hope, Mr. Hilit Miss Thielmeyer. Miss Dickenherr. STANDING: Mrs. Cladielierl Mrs. Renirow. Mrs. MHci'Ieii. Mrs, Frickei LATIN I married a customs inspector! explodes the henpecked husband to his wife. An excerpt from a television situation-comedy? Nu, rather, a humorous outburst in a 2000 yeqr-old Pluutine Play. Take heart again, oh, put your dismal fears away! One dayewho knows?-even these will be grand things to look back on. Sensitive lines from a Shakespear- ean tragedy? Wrong aguin-Aeneas spoke these words in Virgil's epic masterpiece, the Aeneid. The study of Latin leads the student to these works as well as to Cnesuris war commentaries and Cicero's fiery orations. While introducing the student to the literature and culture of the ancient world, Latin also widens his vocabulary and improves his under- standing of the structure of language. From the first iiBritannia est insulu to the last line of Hor- oce's epodes, the lutin department preserves the tradition of classical education at Walnut Hills. 37 SEATED: Mrs. Troeger. Mrs. Sidells, Mrs. Marrioif, Mr. Eick. STANDING: Mr. Wiisom Mr. Sfifes. Mr. Wilson Mrs. Troeger 38 MODERN LANGUAGES What can you do in your native tongue? You can read in it, write in it, sing in it, recite in it . . . Then think of the glory and gain in knowing another tongue. Almost everyone knows Brother John and most people know Frere Jacques but how mohy know HFray Felipe or even uBr'uder Jokot ? In an attempt to bridge this cultural gap, the modern language department takes the lead. Work- ing with the language clubs, they offer both a firm grounding in foreign grammar and literature and a lively approach to the study of foreign people and countries. New teaching methods and the language laboratory have added much to the studenfs ability to learn and enioy his chosen t'second tongue . Mrs. Sidells Mr. Eicl: Mrs. MarrioHI 39 Mr. Farnham Mr. Arcnesi Mr. KlaH HISTO RY What is history? The recorded words and actions of all mankind, from the obscurity of early centuries to the familiarity of to- day-all this comprises history. Ranging from elementary civics and local events, through general courses in ancient, medieval, modern, and American history to two intense college-Ievel APP courses, the history department offers its followers a full and varied background. As an added fillip, it also provides a class in socioeconomics. And since, as Solomon says, There is noth- ing new under the sun, the student devotes himself to history to get a heud-start in his coming life. SEATED: Mr. Mrs. Howel Mr. Mommy Mr. Gabbard Giacomcw Miss Fiona Mrs. Clarke. Mrs. McAhrem Mr. Brandon, STANDING; Mr. Mellman. Mr. Farnham Mr. KlaH'. Mr. Knab. Mr. Arcilesf. Mr. Gabbard. IIIIIII1IJAII' 4l Mr. Bourn 411 1'5 . QEHK XL LE 2 K d SEATED: Mr. Leeds, Mrs. Hannum. Misa Dickenhern Mrs. Fischer, Mrs. Warshal. STANDING: Mr. ,J nJL lacobuch Mr. Duvall, Mr. Froehlich. Mr. Koke. Mr. Farmer. Mr. Pfriem. Mr. Bibee. Mr. Carpen+er. Mr. xi . . , G anlch. g V A X QQS 1 r , r- . 1: r 42 Mr, Koke MATHEMATICS Mathematics, an organized body of knowledge founded on a surprisingly small number of basic as- sumptions, is honored for the precision of its con- cepts, the rigor of its demonstration, and the cer- tainty of its truths. Current courses examine the areas of geometry, algebra, and function concepts to provide insight into the nature of mathematical thought and to perform manipulations with facility. From eleven basic principles accepted as postulates, concepts as diverse as the Pythagorean, and Mecm Value Theorems are rigorously developed through I09mm reasoning in order that the student may ex- tend ideas already presented into fresh problems. 43 Mr. Woodward Miss Brueggemann SCIENCE Through the study of science, the student prepares for life in an increasingly technical and scientifically oriented society. After bas- ic courses in general science and biology, the student may specialize with courses in zoology, chemistry, physics, and physiology; later, the highly motivated may continue with Advanced Placement courses in chemis- try, physics, or biology. An irradiated rat, the glowing glare of burning magnesium, a notebook full of physics formulas, a growing chrysanthemum-all These illustrate the range of science and its possibilities for re- search, experimentation, and discovery. Miss Calvin n. .2 d115,; Ankenman Mr. SEATED: Mr5 Sfanley, Miss Calvin, Mrs. Bransfrafon Miss Brueggemann. Mr. Welsh. STANDING: Mr. Smalley. Mr. Woodward, Mr. Froehlich. Mr. Ankenmen. Mr. James. Mr. Duvall. Mr. Sfegmaier. Jonas ML 4s ART Occupational therapy? Maybe, but you will never convince the art teachers of that. Mrs. Dobbins, Miss Goodwin, and Mr. Henneberg enioy watching their students dub paint around and iab their fingers into clay. But they have much more in mind than this. They think it the purpose of the art program to realize the aesthetic, creative potential of each in- dividual through allowing his expression in a wide variety of media and to provide enrichment and in- sight through an understanding of the arts. Sketching a tree, modeling a figure, creating a unified but varied batik design for an abstract idea ea of these efforts give the student on exhilarat- ing awareness of his world. Mr. Henneberg Miss Goodwin. Mr. Henneberg. Mrs. Dobbins. Miss Goodwin 46 , Mvilli I '1 .1 CENTER OF KNOWLEDGE Librarians1 Mrs. Wood and Miss Boland a 47 MUSIC Miss Plyler, Mr. Hammons, and Mr. Stei- den comprise the team responsible for the development of the musicui talents of Well- nut Hills' students. Miss Plyler confronts 200 iunior high pupils, eager to burst into song. Mr. Steiden and Mr. Hammons, on the other hand, transform those who do not know stuc- cuto from legato, or a glockenspiel from an oboe, into competent musicians. The tooting of trumpets, and the strains of gCome All Ye Faithful echoing through the halls bring to mind a first stage experience, marching down a football field on a cold au- tumn night, or carrying a candle down the aisle in a hushed uuditorium-uli of these events give the student cl deeper apprecia- tion of music. Miss Plyler Mr. Steiden Mr. Hammons 49 MASTERS IN THE MAKING Mrs. IanneHi Miss J unk 50 GYMNASTICS AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS Boys Gym Teachers LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Davis, Mr. Lunsford. Mr, Bass. 5l Mr. Minnich Girls' Gym Teachers LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Damon Miss Woodruff. Miss Hufchison. 4.3.7.5- , Cylllllll . . F3; r: .., FIRST ROW: A. Comer. G. Harris. 6. PuHem. G. Lumpkins. 5- liams. THIRD ROW: K. Fisher. T. Davi; F. Pfeiffer. W. Liqqens. M. Old- Meyen H, JeHirieg T. CHn+on. P, Dudley. B, Rankin W. Seimer. ham, R. Hood. D. Higgins D. Shaffer. C. Banks. J. Phipps G. Smifh. SECOND ROW: L. Lerner. E, Duemler. H. Durand. D. Johnson, CA B. Moore. Solomon, J. Burlew, P. Allem T. Peeks. A. Neffen L. Carhen M. MCWH- Varsity Football Scores 1965 Walnut Hills . . . . . .18; LuSalle . . . . . . . . . . .36 Walnut Hills ...... 6; Walnut Hills ...... O; Withrow .......... 26 Wulnuf Hills . . . . . . 24; Walnut Hills . . . . . .14; Taft . . . . ......... 22 Wulnui' Hills . . . . . . 0; Walnut Hills ...... 12; Hughes . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Walnuf Hills ...... 6; Walnut Hills . . . . . . 8; Woodward ...... . . 28 54 Aiken...... ...... 26 Western .......... 1 4 Courier ..........20 Wilmington ....... 2O VARSITY FOOTBALL Hampered by inexperience, luck of depth, and iniuries, the fighting Eagles played an often exciting but generally disappointing season. In capable hands, the team trained and practiced hard, but experience was only acquired at the cost of a season in defeat. The year opened with a loss to LaSalle followed by two reverses from Withrow and Taft. The first win of the season was gained at the expense of Hughes, us the Big Reds were worn down by a fierce running attack and clutch passing. The Eagies sufEered their fourth loss against Woodward and then cm- other at the hands of Aiken. But the Eagles hit paydirt once again defeating Western Hills with their best ball of the season. The grid action came to a disappointing close when the team succumbed to Courter Tech and Wilmington. Now possessing strength, knowledge, determination, and the much needed experience, our Eagles can look for- ward to a promising ,66 season. i Coach Bailey gives half iime briefing. Eagles sweep +heir own left end to piclr up a First down. 55 Aided by Eagle's oFFensive blocking. Lumpkins gains yardage agains+ Woodward as he sweeps +he Bulldog's end. Woodward's ground aliack is haHed by Eagle gridmen. An auspicious handoff is complefed by Lumpkins +0 Allen. Allen s+ruggles +hrough Hue Mus+ang line, bu? is stalled by fl-Iree Wes+ern de- fenders. 7L! k r , km, w w navy, I L Pre-play concenira+i0n and anticipaiion. The Eagle's ball carrier muscles his way up 1he middle as feammafes +hrow 'Fuiile blocks. Quarferback Lumpkins calls neat play. . a L v L wgm iii FIRST ROW: M. lzralski. L. S+aihorn. D. Brown, K. Ham's, L. Soufhhall. R. Banks A. Bowman, L. Barrel. A. Peerless. S. Tompkms. SECOND ROW: C. Liggins. J. Woodburm J. Ea'rom A. Dine. G. Blakie, Fairbanks V Lewis. 6. Jenkins, R. Wellbaum. MV Loux, A. Thomas. THIRD ROW: J. Jones. R. Sfricks. D. Shullsr, J. Carfen K. Hawkins. G. Riefle. A. Woofen, H. Galespie, F. WiHiker. W. Davis. R. Clemens. A. Schwarfs. J. Alexander. H. Bowen, 5. Armsirong, Coach Sfeg- maier, FRESHMAN FOOTBALL CROSS COUNTRY 1965 Cross Country Results Western Hills, Elder, Triangular Meet . . . . 15? place Greenhills, Mariemont, Triangular Meet . .15! place FirstPHSlMeef....................4thplace SecondPHSlMeet..................3rdplqce ThirdPHSLMeef...................3rdplace DistrictMeef......................6Il1place FRONT ROW: R. Swanson, L, Bx'onsnn, M. Dale A. Belfz. W. Monroe. R. Johnson. E. Greene, J. Berliner. B. Downey. BACK ROW: T. chor, S SfoHregen. D, Wiles. N. Damron. J4 Baker. B. SawfeIL 5. Liftl J1 Kohrs, S. SfargeL R, Scharl, Coach Koke. VARSITY BASKETBALL KNEELING: J. Bell. Canfain. BACK ROW: L. Kafz. H. Maf'H'neWS. CV Bivens. S6 S+argel, R. Dobbins. P. Ecker. J. Salinger. B. Hood. MA Oldman. H, Revelson. S, Lifz. W. Ligonsu C. Solomon. PA Harris. Varsity Basketball Scoreboard Walnut Hills . . . . . .68; McNicholus . . . . . . . .66 Walnut Hills . . . . . .57; Central . . . . . . . . . . .48 WalnutHills......39; Elder ............7'l WulnutHills......53; Taft .............89 Walnut Hills . . . . . .48; La Sulle . . . . . . . . . .71 Walnut Hills . . . . . .45; Western Hills . . . . . .67 Walnuinlls......60; Taft .............88 Walnul'Hills......6l; Hughes...........77 WalnutHills......48; Norwood .........62 Wulnul-Hills......53; Withrow ..........84 Walnut Hills . . . . . .67; Western Hills . . . . . .78 Wulnuf Hills . . . . . .60: Woodward . . . . . . . .79 Walnuinlls......52; Hughes...........84 Wulnul'Hills......6l; Aiken ............72 Wulnuinlls......65; Withrow ..........8'l Walnuinlls......54; Central ...........64 Walnuinlls ......67; Woodward ........92 WalnutHills ......36; Xavier 5........6 Walnu'l-Hills .81; Aiken ............79 o . 60 Coach Lunsford began his fourth year of coaching at Walnut Hills with a team which was noticeably lacking in height. As the season progressed, the in- ability to work as a unit plagued the Eagles while they accumulated a 1-8 record through the first half of the season. Frustrated but not discouraged, the Eagles started the second half of the season with triumphs over Aiken and Central. But the final league playing rec- ord was a disappointing 3-15. In the district tournament the Eagles drew highly touted, first-seeded St. Xavier. Playing a type of regulated, disciplined basketball that they had not previously exhibited, the Eagles trailed by only one point after 16 minutes. Finally, Xavierts superior height and cmd power prevailed resulting in a 56-36 defeat for the Eagles. Oldham goes for two. Oldham goes high against the Big Reds. Stargel sets a pick for Kati. mp- 6l x; W An aleri Eagle defense organizes fo preven+ a Woodward basket. Dobbins breaks +0 receive a pass 'Frorn Bivens. 62 Reserve Baske+ball Team: FIRST ROW: K, Smifh, S. Edwards. P, Rosen- berg, J. Houser. SECOND ROW: K Revelson. G. Johnson. D. Ross, W, Smifh M. Allison. RESERVE BASKETBALL 63 Freshmen Baskeibaff Team; FIRST ROW: M. PoweH, R. Berliner, D, Parkinson. J. Redman, B. Allen. C. Russo. J1 Moskowifz. F, Speg. R. Rngenbaum A. Bowman, T. Fairbanks J. Blakey. D. Schuller, M. Wellbaum, K. Richardson. THIRD ROW; G. Kanfen B. Jurma. L Anderson Imanagerl. S. Manuel managerJ. SECOND ROW: J. Perdue. G. Riefle. T. Woofen, M Pullem, R, Clemons, H. Glaspie. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL P. Allen G. Lask Gym Team: FIRST ROW: M Plca+mam V. Cohem A. Comer. M. AHman. R. Jnhnsonl P, AHEIL G. Lask. SECOND ROW: M, Heinselman. S. Meyer. H. Durand. R. Swanson, S. Boyers. A. Carson, i mwzx, ; mus Bob Rachman 7 Richard Klamm Brad Maiher Varsity Swimming Team-Ffrsf Row: C. Reed. 5. Poriner. D. Fnulkes. B. Reckman Ico-Capi'ainL H. Scinwarh ko-capfainl. R, Klemm. R, But 1'on M. Dale, Second Row: D. BraH. P, Brumm, J. Befz, J. West, R. Lofspeich. Pi. TrumuH, J. Kriendler, B. Muiher. G. Aldinger. J. Baker, Missing: R. Foo'rc SWIMMING Swimming Results 1966 Firs! Quadrangle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .First Place Second Quadrangle . . . ...... . . . . . . . First Place Third Quadrangle . ............. .Second Place PHSL Championship Meets . . . ...... Second Place District Meet ........... . ......... Third Place State Qualifiers: J. Baker, P. Brumm, M. Dale, B. Reckman, H. Schwartz, R. Foote. Mi+ch Dale Howie Schwarh Junior High TeamiFirSf Row: S Soufhwick S, McCerfhy. Second Raw: Reckman. Third Row: H. Eakin. N, Ahrens, J. We'll. A. Dine. RV Mays. J. Reis. A. Courn, C. Richards. E. Page. W. Ahrens. T. Woliver. R. D PoHer. F5; 'III:! a qrfl-jllig:4'- .- Iii b7 BASEBALL Am1 ,l: -T'V .42? : ; 1 Phil Harris and J. D. Leppert Rolf Reinamu+l1 'hr '6 . . x. i9, - : A '5' $4 I 'V I I W , W1 ; 1: i,. Gerald Lumplins Buzz Mueller syn u mwv-vn-ra ---.-. um .-.:-.-2.- 1... ... a u... ., ,., i l g I I l I Mike Brown. Eagles' ace hurler, ROI:c ReinemuH-I parfec+s his pifches. Firsf Row: M. Brown. 5. WIN. J, Bell, 6. Lumpkins, PV Harris B, With Lask. T, Marcusso. B Mueller, D, Higgins. T. Wahlfeil. M. Oldham. D. A. Comer, S. Wood. Second Row: J. Belz. L. Cader. J. Sears. H. Maf- SchoHnen Fourfh Row: R. Sonenshein. R. Reinemufh, J D, Lepperi, H'Iews, B. Schwar+z. M Boofes. M. Gibson. M. Pillow. Third Row: 6. Coach Lunsford. Fr Tom chor Firsf Row: R, Hood D, Johnson Hri-caplan T. Peaks. R Carfer, H. JeHeries, E. Greene Hri-capfainl. R. Barnes. A. Belfz. T. chor. D. Wile; S. LHz hrmnaqerl. Second Row: V. Cohen, J. Kohrs, J. Baker, F. Pfeiffer. S. S+argel Hri-capfainL I. Sawfell, J. SalEnger. C, Banks. J. Summers, t-.. ,' Henry Durand H. Durand. J. Berliner. Third Row: R. Sfine. M. McWiHiams. R. Scharf, W Momma M. Allison. L. Bronson, E. Warner. P. Allen. E Kreslings. L. Sine. R Johnson. D. Smifh. D. Faulkensfine. rkw'd hr mgr 33a! .,, 70 Hurdlars pui fcril'l a final spud of energy while frain- ing for a pending meet Frank PFIe'Her pufs Hle shot . X'A' Andy Belh. John Summers performs with agiliiy and form. 7! 'w; .3. web J am, 25;: H -. Nita: 1: K 34 ?- B. Silver, K. B. Zakem 1a.. .555 Nxh' um. r it. 95.11.. 3...? . , . M. Oppenheimer. Coach Woodward. P. Block Richard Goldman and Jim Heldman prac+ice doubles. nm em HB I . PJ .n. N .mm mm hum e O N MR ... c.lls hM r r. m lo 42 VIGID a. Twin. .uv BOS n6: o.w Ith a. T d . r E m T M. Dale, and Row: 3 Selonlck, R Goldman. P. McGonegle Varsify Tennis Team FFrsf Row: Co-capfaing J. Heldman. P. Fleming, R. Felson, Pat McGonegle 72 Gordy Wail Brent Taylor Eric Taylor Psha Flemming , . . v - :4 w ,. , . Firs? Row: A. Dine. B. KafL G. Dcrnberg. Coach KIaH, J, Schneider. J. Lipsky. J. Rosenberg. Second Row: D Mendelsohn, R, Kan. J. Brami R. Provisor. M, SchaeHer. E, Lofispring, M. Becker. M. Safdf. Richard Kah Paul Prusinar 74 CHEERLEADERS Varsliy CheerleadersVFirsl' Row: J. Enqel. P. Trounsiine D. Means. Second Row: SA Clayfnn T Snow A. Johnsom L Schneider. L. Nassau. Missing: D. Hathaway. W Pierce. J. Jeniko. J. Gould. 75 s . A . LA . .' Arm-f- Mu Junior High Cheerfeaders Firsl' Row: R. Hardaway. S, Schwerfz, J. Borden. M, Miller N. Wanda C, Blocksom. Second Row: C. York. S. Goodman, H. 0'15. Reserve CheerleadersiFirs+ Row: M. Woode, J. Hirschberg. B. Srzhreiber Second Row: C. Reia S. Beniamin. Third Row: N. Goodman, C. Stem. M. Siargel, P. VanMei'er. GIRLS' ATH LETIC ASSOCIATION Adviser Miss Helen Hulchison Wafer Wheels SiH-ing: T, Dixon. 5. Rice Miss Hufchison. .J. Bradeen. Shanding: N. Fox. M, Johnson. 8. Dixon. L. Williams. F. Ross D. Sandiphar. CK Jen- nTnga D. Banks. SA Smo+Hers L. DOWdeII. Hockey Team Firs+ Row: T. Dixom T. Han. Second Row: D. Sandipher, F. Ross. 3 Rice. J Danids, S. Ward, M, Mays. BaskefbaH TeamiFirsf Row: E. Dom. Second Raw: S Moore, T. Dixonl J. Greene, D, Sendipher, S. Taylor, C. Wallen B. Pholman, J. Trice M. Mays; Waier Wheels i l-ll-n . R-W-W I I hw' MW. war 78 Jr, Life Savinq Firs+ Row: C. Connolly. 5. Johnson. A. McDuH. P. Cooper: W, WoH'. R, Wirfhlin. Tennis Team Firsf Row: C. Jennans, Second Row: L Walker, A. Hirschman. Y. Glass. D White P. Rocher. T. Dixon D. CIim M. Wheeler. 5. Ward. Swimming Team Fir5+ Row: D, Hofling. J. Brown, A, Hirschman, S. McKinney. EA Cuckburn. M. Johnson, C, Brown. W, Wolf, A, Johnson. Johnson M. EHdns, P. Lsfspeich, Second Row: D, WaHers, S. Roach. N. S, Urbani, S, Simrall, Miss WoodruH. x . K . 6.1.4 ' 'n , .r' -;Q : xcc . K 445.09 OHicerseLeft to right: Barble Mack 80b Reckman. Lynn Schulzinqer, Neil Ganulin. Execulive Commflleeelzlrsl Row. Left to right: R, Freiberg, B. Schreiber. P. 65512 B. Block. H. Cohen. Second Row: T. Gold. 5. 53;;- g H CHAITERBOX ' ?rj 1 M art :7 A I ta ! won; :7 GEE: mu $5? 3? 2 a l 1. l 3 f? I ,1 I? I ?.l v l' y e STUDENT COUNCIL HGovernment is a trust, and the officers of the government are trustees; and both the trust and the trustees are created for the benefit of the people.U Henry Clay No man undertakes a trade he has learned, even the meanest; yet everyone thinks himself suf- ficiently qualified for the hardest of all tradesethut of the government. Socrates To extend the analogy, the position of Student Council might be summarized as of, by, and for the student body. It must play the role of both maintaining a liaison with, and yet maintaining an independence from, the administration. The most obviously difficult part of its iob is creativity-the finding of new ideas year after year. However, also difficult is the task of successfully transforming ideas into action. Among the innovations of 1965-1966 Senior Student Council has been the task of draw- ing from new ideas the reality of a blueprint for the buck circle and a 200 pupil tutoring program. For the first time in 3 years it successfully reached its goals for the American Field Service. However, these successes are only temporary. To be truly meaning- ful this succes: must be continued. This is the chal- lenge to the future. Wise, R RansuhoR A. Rosenberg S. Fisher, D. Morris. M. Dale. M. Seiberf. 82 EYE ?lll 13mm .,.. Advisor: Mr. Dean GiacomeHi RepreseniaHves-Firsf ROW: M4 Siarqeh M- Pan. L- Bradshaw. J- EWIEY- D, Banks. Third Row: D, Foulkes. D SchaFFnE-r, R. Crandall, L. Eichel, J. L. Block, C. KIner' P. Garreil. Sacomi Row: W. Tress, J. Diamond L. Wcinhaub. f1. Shirk. J. Lipsky. M. Schwarz. Schneider. J. Zakenm S SolonicL S. Meyer. J. Hcldmam 5 Zippersiein, COUNCIL SPONSORED 1.: e $135.. .. h. kgnijalr q 1 . m, u f DI H 0-H u m. u Hp 2 .7 :1. 54 mm h n mu Presidenf Reckman Council plans new landscaping. ACTIVITIES 7m. Bookmobile llil . I- III t a 53:: 13 President, Paul Ransohoff Student Court: R. Freiberg. P. Gash P. Ransohoft. F. Stark, D. Alex, L. Shulzinger. STUDENT COURT Court, on its limited scale, attempts to correct the attitudes of school rule violators. Serving to protect the whole from the recklessneSs of a few, court is a close simulation of real life in that it consists of peo- ple chosen by a group of their peers to help main- tain the well-being of that group. JrI Sfudenf Council Ochers-Firsf Row: A. Brown. J. Smi+h. N, GilleH. Second Row: R. Rickman. J. Borden. Third Row: R, Berliner. C. Plea'rman, AI Schwariz S, Margolin, I..' I l l I I I I I I I I I I a L! I, I !. I: I: l: . Eussi...H A - u H H 14- High . ..' n - Jr. S+uden+ Council Representatives-Firsf Row: L. Magrish. P. Green- berg. PI Khory. E. Buford, L. Rubensfeim DA Dahh'nan. Second Row: D. Weber, V. Pierce. 6. MifchelL L. GanhI R. Schulzinger. L. Tempfeman. B. Raflo. Third Row: D, Rosenbaum, E. Magrish. R. Kauh. B. Kennedy, D. Glober. L. Rheingold, B. Sfrubbe, T. Gibson. M. Trice. J. Maugenest A. Hershman. Fourfh Row: G. Lappim A. Cusher. J. Huni. BV Schwarfz. J. Rosenblit N. Maversom JI Redmond. S. Kai?l N. Larsonl JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL lIsabel Hiiion. England and Wolfgang Tress. Germany. 88 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE This year the American Field Service chair- men, Ronni: Freiberg and Tom Gold, ap- proached the dual problem of money raising and the assimilation of two exchange stu- dents in cl unique manner. Instead of relying solely on one large proiect, which :ould pos- sibly lose money, they decided to sponsor a small proiect each month. These were de- signed to make money for A.F.S. and to let the student body enioy itself while becoming acquainted with Isabel Hilton and Wolfgang Tress. The monthly proiects ranged from in- timate affairs such as a buffet dinner co- sponsored with the senior class, and u recep- tion, to mass gatherings, such as open houses, cl paper drive, car washes, and a theater party. The April proiect was an ac- tivities calendar which could become a lucra- tive annual A.F.S. tradition. For the first time, A.F.S. experienced no muiur financial set- backs and was able to exceed its goal of $1500 for two students next year. Isabel Hilton, from Bradford, England, and Wolfgang Tress, from Dannenfels, Germany, made friends quickly and managed to main- - rain high scholastic averages in addition to Ronna Frelberg and Tom Gold AFS Co Chairmen enioying a full social life. AFS Paper Drive Dr. Zhivago 89 Busmess Stag: Firs+ Row: L, Eichef. Salonick. 2;: REMEMBRANCER HWhtan to the sessions of sweet silent thought I summon up remembrance of things past. Shakespeare The 1966 Remembrancer, through pic- fures, has tried to capture the most memorial events of the past school year. 5w:- Adver+ising SfaH-Firsi' Row: J. Heldman. S Selenick Second Row: M Oestricher. L. vae, D. Falkensfeim '1 .5 SecHon Edii'ors: L. Schneider. D. Hafhaway. 5. CriHendon. A. HoFFhaimar. A. Brent Bev Page.Ar1 Edifor and 5+ Levy. Phofo-Ediiar. kl Assistants: . Ransohof'F. A. Herman. T. Snow. REMEMBRANCER 92 CHATTERBOX To present the neWs, to inform the stu- dents, to stimuiute the readers, to instigate action, and to allow the views of all to be aired are the aims of CHATTERBOX. To strive for these ends to the best of their abilities is the goal of the CHATTERBOX staffers. To laugh during the preparation, to enioy cre- E ating an original work, and to derive great satisfaction from the finished product com- prise the fruits of the labor: of these iour- nalists. a l i r l News StatL-Firsf Row: J. Diamond A. Cooke. Second Row: M. Foreman, S. Zipper- stin, N. Alexander. B. Kaufman, 5. Warsawiclc. Co-editors: Judi Engel and Larry Minson , l I 535.- II? i?! ll Iii: . f I i 3: .- 1' I It. I 5 7 n 1-: r f. M 3 'f M, ,.. ?K IL. lx l v fl; M 2'4 : ,4 7. m, EmE , A 4 1-2: thh, ..... - . 5?, . . Produc'rion suaLFim Row: D, Sachs. D. Wolf. s. Hirsch. C. '45: ' z . Brown. Second Row: C. Shufflesworfh. R. Wagner, L. Wagnen a L n 4 3 . ' ply, ' '7 4 , . ,3 ' , - lyi: u , 5 . 2'3: ; ' w y - ; . - - r! . .3; ..-.. g. Third Page S+afF Firsl' Row: N. Tonkems R. Shark. M. Pascal. K. Sachs. Second Row: J. Ziplcin. N. Rudd, R, Winston. T Rauh, M. Rubin. Sporfs SfaH: First Row: C. Herman. J. Brande. Second Row: B, Beniamim R, Kafz. F; Block, B Schwarfz. I M: Feaiure S+aH Firs+ Row: L Schneider. J. Berliner. Second Row: M. Monfgom- ery. 5. Wise. N. Tonkens. M. Roaenbaum, T. Gold. Third Row: M. West L. Rosen- field. S, Narrow. B Biern. 94 GLEAM HFollow the Gleam, wrote Tennyson. Since that day many people have followed their own creative flame in both poetry and prose. Here at Walnut Hills, the best literary efforts of the students are published once each year in the schaoPs own magazine GLEAM. Despite a recent boom in high school lit- erary magazines relatively few appear in the United States, and GLEAM remains one of the oldest of these few. Filled with both the literary and the artistic works of stu- dents, GLEAM represents one of the muior facets on Walnuts Hills life, yet one which often goes unnoticed, that of creative talent. Mrs. Sidalls and Jean Maan Ar'l' 5135: J. Filger. C. Prince, A. Kay. Li+erary Staff: Firs+ Row: T Samuel S, Befer. C. Prince. J Marf?n, S. Taepher. Second Row: B Kruquar, D. Bradeen, K Robinson, P. Markm D. Gillman. - mm r BRING. LATIN CLUB Too often we tolerate modern literature and language without trying to understand the ancient literatures and languages upon which our heritage was founded. Throughout the civilized nations of the world a move- ment for the revival of the Classics is under- way. The Senior Latin Club represents a simi- IcIr movement on the high school level at- tempting to give life and personality to the textbook translations. This year a Roman banquet attracted I40 guests who enioyed dinner and entertainment. Everything was done in Roman style: worship ceremonies, chariot races, lack of utensils, menu, wres- tling bouts, dances, plays and a slightly modernized Miss Roman Togu contest, remi- niscent of the Roman past. The Latin news- paper endeavors to provide an outlet for humor and creative writing. Comedy again manifested itself in the assembly presenta- tion of Pun-doruis Box by the famed latin Club Players. Latin Club is for the enioyment of those who participate and serves as an active proof of the vitality of Latin. Senior OHicerSeFirst Row: J. Zipkin. Second Row: 3. Zipperstein. M. Essiq, S, Lauri. M. Pan. M,Goldberg. Junior OFFicers: R. Wiles. D. ThreaHs, T. Hammons, L. Croleyi ' 'V .;:i 98 FRENCH CLUB French Club giVes the French student the chance to continue his French education with- out classroom pressures. The club originated la Table de Francais, a specified lunchroom table at which students must converse in French only. In February, the club visited Meierts Wine Cellar. Terminating the Club's schedule is the annual French Club Picnic. Officers: J. Diamond, P. Ransohoff. M. Pan. C. Prince. 99 SPANISH CLUB This year, under president lindu Monroe, Spanish Club has featured a Spanish film on Mexico, a Christmas party with a Spanish pii'iqta, and a speaker from Buenor. Aires who gave an interesting talk about the cus- toms and traditions of her-country. In spring, Spanish Club will have a special club dinner. Through Spanish Club the members have achieved a better understanding of the Spanish people and their language. GERMAN CLUB During the year 1965-1966 The German Club rose to new heights under its president, Gary Feder. Whether it was a lecture on modern Germany, a satirical I was not a Nazi Polka, a rousing Christ- mas party, or year end picnic, the club lived up 10 its mono, uDeutscher Klub iiber Alles. OHicers: I. Schroeder, B. Schwarh, G. Feden R Smifh. zn J'ND IOI CHOIR Walnut Hills A Capella Choir, traditionally the largest choral group in the school, is directed by Mr. Bige Hammons. Unlike other vocal groups, accept- ance into A Capella Chair is an an audition basis. This yearts chair was increased by 40 members, bringing the total to 155. Choirts activities this year included Thanksgiving concert, Christmas concert, Spring concert, and the solo and choir contests. Choir includes two ensemble groups, Boys' Octet and Girls' Triple Trio. The Octet and Trio have done programs at Hyde Park Plaza, at Fountain Square, at Norwood Presbyterian Church, for the Engineering Society, and for the Women's Press Club. In the Spring, the Octet participated in the Hillsdale-Lotspeich Spring concert. Throughout the year Dottie Casello and Andy Willis have done the accompanying for the choir. Triple Trio and Octet 1 J. Engel. L. Frank Fin, E Page, L. Nas- san. 1.. Peerless iii llll 'I'I'l I i 'l Illlllll: I'lll:lll:lzl:' E!$E!E!Ei?!i!$$!i!hiz .I;llll! lull Ill!iiIIll l965-66 Senior Band Pep Band C I06 I 1 , W. f5! 3; I. ul.1.'m4 e ,- i1 SENIOR BAND Under The direction of Mr. Steiden, the 1965-66 Galden Eagles Marching Band performed at 1he nine Walnut Hills football games, participated in the Uni- versity of CincinnaWs Band Day, played in he Dis- trkf Band Contest sponsored a Band open house, and held the annual Band Christmas and Band Spring Conceris. Of the 84 Band members, 17 students are also members of the Cincinnati Youth Symphony Or- chestra and 30 students performed in the bi-cmnual All City Band and Orchestra Festival. Band Council: J. Summers. H. Jones. V. Lawrence, D. Keefe, J. KiHen- brink. ORCHESTRA JUNIOR BAND 08 l V. Mary. P. Allen. W. Tress. I. Hil- fon. L. Schneider. C. Prince, 5, Sl'l'lH'h. SENIOR BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP DEBATE TEAM T. Rauh. K. Jablonsky. J. Kal+man. B. Behlen. A. TruscoH', L. Schneider, D. A1exander. M. Rosenbaum. K. Robinson. I09 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY This Spring, under the direction of Mr. Wayne Gregory, :1 cast of Walnut Hills students infro- duced Elmer Fudd and his pet rabbit, Harvey, to the Walnut Hills student body. The stars of Mary Chase's acclaimed play, Harvey, were Gary Feder as Elmer Fudd and Harvey as Harvey. Firs+ Row: D. Morris, Second Row: C. Kiner. S. McFarland, L Fmberg. C. Muniz. Third Row: S. Levy. M. Guaani. H. Rosenblif. Harvey. G. Feder, JA McDaniels. M. Dale. 3 , $3 Seafed: C. Munh. D. Wade. Firs+ Row: T. Rauh, M. Osfreicher. L. Foreberg J. Maer D. Morris, J. Nekon. Standing: T. Gold. P. Lock, M. Mehas. 6. Peder. T. Morrnw, BV Jacobs. C. MHlen R. Klemm. ll2 SENIOR CLASS PLAY Maxwell Andersonts Elizabeth the Queen was the senior class play presented this fall. Under the direction of Mr. Wayne Gregory, Jean Martin, as Elizabeth Tudor, and David Foulkes, us lord Essex, portrayed the pain and suffering experienced in mak- ing a decision between a lover and power. ll4 PEANUTS Every year the members of the iunior class produce a variety show, IiPeunutsi . This year's show, put on by the class of 367, set several precedents. Rehearsals and set con- struction took place over the summer, and the show was presented in early September, with two performances. HPeanuts of ,65 was unique and exciting. The plot was ten- tered on the activities of a bumbling detec- tive, portrayed by Ernie Diedrich, and his deutings with the female spy ring, F.L.U.5.H. Highlights of the show were the horse cho- rus's classical ballet number, and an extrav- aganza pop musical specialty. Directed by Peggy Marks and Bob Schreiber, and under the faculty supervision of Miss Eckman and Mr. Wittstien, Peanuts of 'GSeBetter than the Best was a show that will always be re- membered by the class that created it. ll5 PEANUTS E N 0 H F FL L E T WALNUTS Each year the students of Walnut Hills produce the Walnuts. The show is like none other in the city because it is managed completely by the stu- dents with faculty members acting as committee advisers. This year, the original story took place in a country on the verge of a revolution because of incompetent rulers and a declining income. Through an unsuccessful switch of identities, the prince, played by Bruce Block, was able to maintain the rule of his kingdom. ll9 STAGE CREW J. Franzen, H. RosenblH. C. Gordon. CURRENT HISTORY Clockwise from front: 5 Narrow. B. Bfern. L. Schneider. A. Zipkin, W. Forum presenfs quad speaker. Mr. Claude Allen speaks a+ Tress. F. Shirley, D Hughes. 5. Beier, M. Smi'rl'l S. Smafhers, 5 Herman Mr. Herber+ FilbriCR' Forum. 5. Salonfc. s. Hirsch. ' HONORS Big Bro+hers Big Sisiers l23 Cum Laude: Seafed: C. Prince, J. Bluesfein. Sfanding: F. Shark. M. Rosen- baum, P. RansoI-IUFF, J. Ma'tinl M Tolpin, J. Leifer, J, Diamond. hnissing. .1 ShicksL Daisy Chain: A. Johnson, A. Millikim S. CrH'rendon, A. Rosenberg, S. Snyder. S, Toepfer, A. Ruffer. C. Comassar. J. Engel, D4 Means D. Hafhaway. A. Segal. R. Kaplan. J. Smith. HONORS The Walnut Hills Student obtains his goal: Sur- sum ad Summum. Five Fingers!Firsf Row. left +0 riqM': P, Gash M. Pan, Miss Manoukian. Second Row: L Schulzinger, R. Freiberg. B. Mack. ll Imim M I24 1-1? W anum N H- $ . NaHonaI MeriiaSeafed: J. LeHer. J. Bluesfein. A TruscoH'. J Maan. Standing: C, Prince. J. Franzem H. Rosenblii'. F. Shark. 5. Armshong. H's Academic Team: J. Martin, H. Rosenblit. J. Bluesiein. Jack Gwynn. Mrs. Szwarc. Adviser. WALNUT HILLg l25 A Quill and ScrolI Firs+ Row: J; Diamond. J. Engel. J. Martin. S. Crif- fendon, D. Ems. Second Row: 5. Levy T. Gold A, Howcfhe'lmer Third Row: R WeJden S. Armsfrong, C. Princel J, Bluesfein. Boy Mayor Candidaia, Tom Morrow. m a SEVENTH GRADE Entering a new high school is the time for learn- ing, for growing, for understanding. It is the time for new ambitions, excitement, and accomplish- ment. Even though the Big Sisters and Brothers, the teachers, and the counselors try to help the effies ease into the overwhelming experience of a new school, the rate and degree of adiustment is almost completely individual. The hours spent in more in- tensive studying and the new social demands sky- rocket in comparison with the relatively tame ac- tivities of elementary school. The effies gradually discover the necessity for a weII-reguluted, organ- ized schedule us well as more rigid study habits. This is also a time for disappointments, private fears, and worries which must accompany such a critical stage of growing up. Yet somehow the effies find themselves. This yeuris class of five hundred and five, the largest in the history of Walnut Hills, has proved its competence by leading the school ev- ery marking period with the highest honor roll per- centage. They have entered into the wealth of Junior High School Activities with unmatched enthusiasm and school spirit. And at the close of this important year, they have matured considerably. SEVENTH GRADE Row I: Charles Adams, Cheryl Adams. Frank Adams. Mary Adams, Ricky Ahrens, Chris Alexander, Maggie Ammon. Mi- chel Anderson. Row 2: Sieven Anderson. Jay Andress, Mark Armsfrong. Nancy Arms+rong. Roberf Armsfrong, Julie Arfh. Darwin Ashley, MaH Ayer. Row 3: Pam Baker. Henry Bailew Sharon Baird, AHhea Balifsis. Gloria Banka Debbie Bankerl Renee Barber, Mary Barnes. Row 4: Pam Barneft Tom Barrows. Elois Bas- kin. Brad Bauman. Clarke Baxfer, Gor- don Baylhs. Terri Beasley. Carolyn Becker. Row 5: Mark Becker. Clarence Begsley, Rob er+ Behlen. Wally Bein. Cecilia BeiHng. Cafhy BeHz. Irene Benninga. Mary Ann Barman. Row 6: Judy Berns+ein, Susan Bernsfein. Tom Beyer, Jane+ Biehl, Al Bishop, Cheryl Blair. Mar+ha BIankenhorn. Gary Biedr $06 Row 7: Caro? Blocksom. Michael Blum. Debo- rah Boifon. Gregory Bonfrager, Geor- gia Boo+h. Ar+hur Bo++erell. Marsha Bowen. Joanna Lee Bozian Row 8: Jeff Bradley, Pamela Bradley. Henry Bradshaw. David Brain. Albert Branf- Iey, Kafhleen Brock, Audricia Brooks, Bruce Brown. SEVENTH GRADE Row I: Kafie Brown, Rochelfe Brown. Wanda Burden, Micheile BursHon. Sfanley Callahan, Andrena Campbell. Joe CampbeJl, Judy Canfrell. Row 2: Carmelifa Jenkins, Dennis Carroll. Pa- 1'ricia Carrolf. S'heven Cecil. Wilma Childressl Karen Churchill, Yvonne Cfark. Marilyn Clayfon. Row 3: Delmarie Cobb. Barbara Cohem Jeff Cohen. RobemL Cohen. Marcie Colaw. Jan Colliaser. Terrie Collins. Jay Coniw son. Row 4: Adrienne Conlhqe. Gloria Connaliy. Gene Conner. Carol Connolly. Polly Coopen Donald Corbin. Marianne Comefi'. Michael Cosfello. Row 5: Tony Coy. Willie Cox. Carol Cramer. Dwigh+ Crawford. Dan Cronsfein. Da- vid Dahlman. Cafherine Damron. Ka- ren Danzeisen. Row 6: Beverley Davis, Juani+a Davisl Sfeve Dennis, Michael Dickman. Michael Dinei Thomas DiTosfo. Terri Dough- mam Douglas Casferling. Row 7: Brenda Dowell, Rick Downey. Ricky Driskel'l. Larry Dunm Joseph Durhan. Ann Dussinger, Sarah Eafon. Jerome Ebocher. Row 8: Mike Ecker. John Ede. Dale Edlin. Mary Edwards. Craig Eggers, Bill Egherman, Kenny Eiler Sally Elder. .xrn: m 1 m: SEVENTH GRADE Row l: Marfha Elkus, Charles Ellis. Lisa Emden. Susan Emmich. Cheryl Farris. ScoH' Ferguson, Blair Finberg, Mickey Flem- mg. Row 2: Michele Fox, Befh Frankel. Terry Frankel. Carol Frankensfel'n. Bruce Friason, Greg Frih, Barbara Furer, Ka- He Gallahue. Row 3: Roy Galloway. Marji Ganson. Laura Ganfz. David Geier. Rober+ Geller. John Gensler. Maruel Gen'rry, Yvonne Glass. Row 4: Roberf Gofdberg, Sandy Goldfarb, DavEd Goodman. Sharon Gordon. Jac- queline Gosby. Renee Goffesman. Befh GoHschang. Viola Grace. Row 5: Vickie Grant Michael Graves. Do- minique Gray, Brad Green. Gary Greenberg. Phillip Greenberg. Mark Greene, Denise Grigsby. Row 6: Dennis Grimes. Lisan Guberman. Gwendolyn McCleilanl Jan Hackel, 1:red Hamilfon. Jennifer Harris, John Harris. Judy Harris. Row 7: Greg Harfman, Bruce Hassel, Eva Ha+cher, Ralph Heard. Dan Heldman, Fred Heldman. Kim Helmhofz. Sharon Hendricks. Row 8: Paula Hendrickson. Gayle Hennekes. David Hennessee, Leslie Herms. Rob- er+ Hexem. Deborah Hicks, Deborah Hill, David HiH'on. Row 9: David Himes, Debbie Hinkle. Deborah Hinfon, Barbi Hirschberg, Susan Hoew land, Charles Hofling. Gayle Holmes, Rick Hopper. Row IO: Ellen Horwifz. Paffy Hoskins. Susan Howard, Sco+ Hun+er, Diane Ingram, Brooks Jackson, Dorisella Jackson, Linda Jackson. Row II: Emily JaHe. James Joes. Ernesf John- son. Susan Johnson. Tim Johnson. Nancy Johnsfone. Angela Jones, Dy- veffa JonesA 1 Row I2: Gregory Jones. Janie Jones. Lamonf Jonesl William Jones, Bill Joslyn, Mi- chael Kade+z, Mark Kaffeman. Sherri Kaffeman. Row l3: Peggy Kahn. Eileen Kane, Mark Kan+er, Barb Kaplan. Dan Kaplan, Andrea Ka- fona, Chuck Kafz, Janice Kafz. SEVENTH GRADE Row l: Jane Kafzman, Ka+hy Kaufman. Fred- rick Kau+z, Adrienne Keller. Julie Kern. Philip Khoury. Debbe Kirschner. Row 2: Diane Kiser. James Knight Margie Korelirz. Howard Kraus. GeoH LaDow, Charles Lame. Roberf Lawley. Row 3: LHa Lelievre. Pa+5y Lemmer. Andrea Lerner, Laurie Levi, Cindy Levi+as, David Levy. Brenda Lewis. Row 4: Cheryl Lewis Pa+ricia Liebschuh, Shel- ley Lindsey, MaH'hew Liffell. Rory LH'z, Debbie LleweHer Sieve Loewengar+. Row 5: David Longbine, Roberf LoviJH' Debra Lucas. Anne Luken. Rober+ Lurie. Elaine Lylea Rober+ Lyon, Row 6: Amy MacDuH, LaDonna Mack. Ralph Mack, Bill MacLead. Alan Mador, Em- ily Magrish, Ruth Malman. Row 7: Greg Malone, Ronnie MargoHn, Kim- Margolis, Della Marfin, Denise Mark, Rkky Mafhes, JeHrey Maugenesf. Row 8: Pe+er Maxberry. JeH: Maxwell, Mark Mayer, Neal Mayerson, Doris Mays. Harvey McClasky. Alvin McClure. SEVENTH GRADE Row I: Andrew McDaniel, Shirley McGuire. Rober+ Mclnfosh. Linda MefForcl. Grefchin Mekrfnq. Peggy Mellman. Jerome Melson. Row 2: Rick Mendenhall, AHDerf MeJrL Irving Mefzx Rober+ Middendorf. Marlene Miller. ScoH Mii'chel, Gail Mffchetl. Row 3: Richard Mifchell, Sherri Mize Carole Modene, Marcd Monroel Sue Mon'r- gomery Eugene Moody. Paul Mooney. Row 4: Brian Moore, Sarah Morrow. Jeff Morse, Michael Murphy. ScoH Myers. Mike Newman. Mike Niederman. Row 5: Es1'ella Nixon. SfeVe Nobfe. Daniel Nor- moHe, Don Novofny. Roberf OBryan, Marcia 091'1'inger. Mary Lynne Okana. Row 6: David Olerf, Sharone Ornsfcfm, Tarna Orr. Andrea Oseas. Edward Page. David Paris. Linda Pafrick. Row 7: Karen PaHerson. Vada PaHerson. Ed- ward PaHon. David Pauly. Ralph Pen. Land James Penningfon, Wanda Pen ms. Row 8: Lora Peferson. Deborah Pfriem, Phil Russo. Darlene Phillips Debra Phillips, Kim PiHenger, Marcia Pockros. SEVENTH GRADE Row I: Sandy Polson. Jerrold Pope. Linda Price. Phillip Prion Carolyn Rabiner, Elizabefh RansohoH. David Rasmussen. Row 2: Mary Raymond. Mark Reckman, Gary Redmond. Ber+ha Reed. Be+h Rehder, Cons+ance Reid Robin Remingfon. Row 3: Mark Reynolds, Chris Richards. Chip Richardson, Ka+ie Richardson. Susan Richmond. Mark Ripin. Maxine Rivers. Row 4: Roberta Roberfs. Robyn Roberfs, Rodger Robeds, Brian Robinson. Der- rick Robinson, Befsy Rosenberg. John Rosenberg. Row 5: Bruce Rossell. Marcy Rossi. Lou Ruben- ;f-in. David Sachs. Ronnie Sachs, An- drea Sacolick. Barbie Scheve. Row 6: Barry Schilmeisfer. Danny Schilmeisfer, Cindy Schneider, Tom Schneider. Ed- ward Schreiber. Joanne Schiebert Rhoda Schulzfnger. Row 7: Pefer Schwarfz. Mary Ann Sco++. PhyL lis Seawright Mike Selker, Greg Sere- me'fis. Donna Shambley, Yvonne Shaw. Row 8: Jane Shumway. Mike Siemon. David Siereveld. Judy Simona. Linda SimsL Virginia Sive1 Helene Slassarev. Row 9: Margie Slome. Sherri Slufz. Barry Smifh. Fred Smifh. Lori Smifh, Ronnie Smifh, Edie Solomon. Row IO: Sheryl Solomon, David Sonneborn. De- nise Spaulding, David Speeg, Carol Spohr. Judy Sfadkar. Ronda S+ark. Row II: John Sfeele, Jane Sfeinberg. Susan Sfeinberg. Sid S+einberger. Jim S+e- phan. Brian Sfern. Deborah Sfrahorn. Row 12: Jack Sfuar'r. Howard Suid. Sfeve Su- sonq. Paul Su++on. Kennefh Takeuchi, Jim Tanqeman. Blaine Tayfor. Row I3: Kurf Templemam Vernon Thomas. Mark Thompson. Edward Thurman. Sefh Tieqer, Pau' Tifchener, David Tracy. SEVENTH GRADE Row l: Markus Trice. Bruce TripleH. Mark Tucker, Blayre Tuggle. Joseph Tuggle. Terrie Tumbleson, Angelique Turner, Bessie Turner. Row 2: Gregory Turner, Irvin Turner. Mike Turner. Beverly Turpin, Woody Uible. Michael Urbani, James Valenfine, Glenn VanPeH. Row 4: Joyce Ward. Marsha Ware. Richard Weber. Larry Weiner. Pau1a Weiner, CharioHe Weiser. Alan Wells, David Werk. Row 3: Joe Verkamp. David Vigodner. KurJr von Boeselager. Li-ann Voo, Nina Wacholder. Barry Wagner. Gail Walker. An+hony Walfers. Row 5: Sanford Werner, Phyllis West Maury Whife. Gail WhiHaker, Becky Weis+er, Helen Wilbur, Dwighi Wilkins. Pe+er Williams. Row 6: Terrence Wilson, Lois Winge'r. Randy Winsfead. Robin Wirfhlin, David WiH. Leslie Woffley; NeHa Woode, Cheryl Woodly. Row 7: Jackie Wong. Alex Woronkow, Larry Wright Yvonne Ya+es, Hazel Young. Ken Zaicren, Amy Zemsky. EIGHTH GRADE With one year completed, four hundred and thirty-six eighth graders returned to Walnut Hills facing a curriculum of five mqior courses and grow- ing responsibilities. In this second year of Junior High the students, advised by their counselors, pre- pared option blanks for the rest of their high school careers. Having no organized class officers, E-Flat functions were planned by a Social Committee, which sponsored two bake sales and a dance after school. There being no athletic league as such for eighth graders, games were played by invitation only. Football and basketball games provided ex- perience for the future Euglets. It was a year of growth and preparation, as the eighth graders, while striving to emulate their classmates in the up- per school, also begun to develop their own person- alities. EIGHTH GRADE Row l: Terry Ach. Diane Ackerman. Allen Adamore. Sue Adler, Nick Ahrensl Mi- chael Alexander. Kaola Allen. Ka+ie Al- Ien. Row 2: Rober+ Allen. Arfhur AHman, Margof Anderson. Theresa Anderson. Karen Arfzf, William Ashe, Norma Asher. Gail Bailey. Row 3: Ka+hryn Baker. Alien Baldwin. Billy Ballard. Oliver Bardes, Young Barner, Patricia BarneH. Amy Barnhart James Barron. Row 4: PaHi Becker. Ricki Becker. Larry Bell, Tira BenneH, Gayle Benfon, Tom Berg- man. Sandy Barman, Philip Biehl. Row 5: Lisa Bilik, Penny Blackard. Jackie Blair. Andy Bioch, JoAnn Bonfrager, Keifh Boofes. Phyflis Borders, Phil Borfz. Row 6: Herman Bowling. A! Bowman. Robin Bozian. Judy Badeem Ann Bradshaw. Karla Brandon, Alvin Bready, Charles Brewer. Row 7: Rebecca Briggs. John Broadhursf, Bew borah Brock. Debbie Brokamp. Debbie Brooks, ArneHa Brown, Merriel Brown, Cynthia Browne. Row 8: Edward Bufourd, Bruce Bushman. John Buyniski. Gary Carnes, Franklin Carson, Nora Car+er, Yvonne Casey. Mike Chamberlain. Row 9: Kenne+h Chipman, Paul Clark. Renee Ann Clark. Renee C1ark. Lynn Clay+onl WiHiam Cliffon. Alis+air Cockburn. Alicia Coggins. Row l0: Danny Cohen. Jeff Cohen, Jim Cohen, Donna Coleman. Geraldine Coleman, Brian Cooke. Chuck Corenl Patrick Cos'rello. Row ll: Debbie Coulfer. Cafhy CrockeH, De- bra CrockeH. Lesley Croley, Sharon Crooks. Carolyn Crowder. Geraldine Cunningham! Randy Cure . Row I2: Pa? Dahlman, William Daifsman, Ka+hy Dale. Darryl Daniels. Deborah Davis, Kennefh Davis, Rick Davis. Curi'is Den- ms. Row I3: Thomas Deufsch. Michael DeWeel. Kafhy DeVaux. George Dillard Bar- bara Dixon' Nancy Docfrow, Reginald Doddy. Karen Do+son. EIGHTH GRADE Row l: LaVida Dowdell. Phyllis Dowdy, Jean- nine Dowling. Terri Drivakis. Craig DuH. Dave Dupee. Bob Dworkin. Hugh Eakin. Row 2: Rhonda Eberhardf. Burney Edward. Rob Eichel, Peggy Ellis, Rober+ Em- miclm Thomas Enfzminger, Gilberf Farmer. Iris Fieldman. Row 3: Mary Fingerman, Susan Fife. Michael Fobbs. Rick Forberg. Nancy Ford, Lydia Fowier, Margueri+e Fowler, John Fox. Row 4: Barry Fraisch, Barb Francis, Jim Frank, Marianne Franke. Roberf Frankel. Rich- ard Franzen. David Freuden+hal, Alan Friedman. Row 5: Nancy Friedman. Nancy Jo Friedman, Ru+h Friedman. Ca+hy Galanes, Mi- chael Ganson. Kafhy Gerber. Amy Gardner. Arf Gendelman. Row 6: Linda Gers+le, Torn Gibson. Cheryi Giles, Neal Gille++, David Glober. ML chael Goff, Sfeve Golden. Ricky Gold- man. Row 7: Susan Goodman. Edward Gordon. Judy Grad, Phillip Graham. Judy Greene. Vicki Greenbaum. Charles Gregory. Bob Guard. Row 8: Chris Gulick. Raul Haas. Judy Hager, Tom Hammonsi Royce Ann Hardaway Ben Harlam Ar+l1ur Harmon, Carl Har- mon. Row 9: Kendall HarrEs. Pafricia Harris. Marion Ha++enbach. David Haymond. Ned Heidenreich. BeHe Ann Herhman, John Hexem, Cyn+hia HiaH. Row I0: Denise Hill. Julia Hill. Margaref Hill, Harrief Hillman. Linda Hilson, Amy Hirschman, Mar+y Hiud+. Janef HoH- man. Row II: Roberf Honan, Phyllis Holmes. Ben- iamin Homel. Bruce Hopple. Roberf HorJronI Debbie Horvffz. Bill Horwifz DavId Hoquion. Row l2: Jan Hunfer. Teresa Hyder, Joseph lj- ias. Barb Jacobson, Priscilla Jansk, Gregory Johnson, Sandy Jones, Myron Kaliski. Row l3: Hen'ry Kal+er, Jerome Kalfman, Gary Kanfer. Danny Kaplan, Laura Kaplan, Dlane Kafo. Amy Kafz. Pefer Kafz. EIGHTH GRADE Row l: Sfewari' Kah. Lorin Kaufman, Julius Keller, Deborah Kennedy, Roberf Ken- nedy. Sfeve Kern. Jan KiHenbrink, Roberf Klein. Row 2: Ellen Korey. Marcia Krackow. Jay Krone, Kim Kwia'rek. Vicki Ladd. Clau- dia L'Amoreaux. Herberf Landsman. Linda Lane. Row 3: Karen Larsen, Neil Larsen. Ka+ie Lask. Karen Lawson. Lisa Lawsom Henry La- zenby. Barbara LeGrand. Brian Lesh- ner. Row 4: Marcia Leslie. Anifa Lewis. Harry Leib- schufz, John Lithoof, Marilyn Linden Penny Lindner, Sue Lipsky. Eileen Liff- man. Row5: Tobe LiHman. Michael Livers. Tom Loch. Mark Lochaas. Mike Lofspeich. Janice Lovelace, Clarence Lowery. Vir- gil Lumpkin. Row 6: Caroline LuHon, John MacLeod, Lewis Magrish. Phillip Malone. Ar+ Mann, Robin Manm Debbie Marcus, Elizabefh Marek. Row 7: Lynn Marmer, Penelope Martin. Jim Mason. Holmes Maurice. Bruce Maxv well. Ernes+ McAdams, Mar+ha Mc- Clain, Clover MCCrary. Row 3: Sandra McCrory. John McKibben. Andy McNee. Michelle Means. Allan Meis. Cyril Melvin, Bill Mendeisohn, Harold Merfen. Row 9: Carla Mesman. Linda Messer. Glen Meyer, Eric Miller. Ki++y Miller. Sfe- phen Miller, David MH'chell. Sandy Mi+chell. Row 10: Suzamne Mhe, Befsi Mockbee, Pekka Mooar. Ida Moody. Nellie Moody. Deborah Moorman, Ellen Morih. David Morris. Row II: Larry Morris. John Morrison. Debbie Munh. Lynda Napier, Norman Nab leH'. Barbara Newell, Jenni Newman, Beverly O'Connell. Row I2: Vicki O'Neal. Randy Orlik. Julian Or- +on. Denise Osfendorf. Sandy Osfrow, James Osher, Forresf Pack, Rober'r Parrish. Row I3: Marilou Pascah Ingrid PaHerson, Larry Paul, Michael Pauly. Lonnie Pearson. Roger Peeks. Sfan Peerless. William Penny. EIGHTH GRADE Row l: Samuel Pefuchowskil Valerie Pierce. Sfephen Pleafman. Paul Pockros, Charles Porfer, Joe Porfer, Dan PoHer, Neil PrH'Z. Row 2: Rober+ Provisor. Jerry Pryor. Marfha waen, Jerry Radin. Chris+ine Raschik. Sue Reading. Jim Redmond. BeHy Rehbock. Row 3: Jim Reis, Pam Reynolds. Kierson Rich- ardson, Leslie Richfield. Na+haniel Ri- ley, Terry Robbins, Bari R0ber+s. John Roberfs. Row 4: Lisa Rober+son, Joyce Robinson. Ron Robinsom Laurel Rolls. Linda Ronecker. Donna Rose. Deanna Rosen. Pa++F Ro- sen. Row 5: Dan Rosenberg. Chris+ie Ruzza, Amy Sabin, Cafhy Sachs; S+eve Seeks, Clau- clia Sageser. Jackie Sanders. Terry Sanders. Row 6: Ben Sandmel. Me+a Schloss. John Schmidt Harry Schoeschner. David Schoffenfels. Carol Schubert Susie Schuiman, HoIger Schwab. Row 7: Sally Schwarh, Carol Sefonickl Joel Shawn. Diane ShuHer. Neil Signer. Judy Simon, Susan Simrall. Maxine Singer. Row 8: SCOH Slovin. Daryl Smifh, Gwen Smi+h, James Smifh. Jo Smifh, Suzie SmHh, Regina Sofer, La Taunya Speed. f ' fh'lh EIGHTH GRADE Row l: Ar+hur Spiegel. Karen Spiller. Sfeve S+ager. Anne S+allings. Cyndie Sfay- +on. Doug Sfein. Pam Sfeinberg, Elia S+erling. Row 2: Anafole S+ern. Joyce Sfevens: David S+imson. Mark S+roud. Bill S+rubbe, John S+uckey, Ann Suagee, BeHy Sul- liven. Row 3: Terry Su+fon, Sandy Swanson. Allan Taylor, Lucinda Templeman, Alan Ten- nenbaumi Carol Thompson. MichaeI Thompson, Deborah ThreaHs. Row 4: Corliss Turpin. Karen Turner. Mark Ukekon, Sharon Urbani. Michael VaL enfine. Livan V00. Roberf Walker, Thomas Ward. Row 5: Diana Washingfon. Roberf Waspe, Neva Wa+som Ricky Wayne. Bill Weis, Susan Werner. Carol Whife. David Wilcox. Row 6: Debbie Williams. LaVinne Williams, Roberf Winsfon. Ed Wolf. Wendy Wolf, Julie Wolpa, Vicki Wood, An- +hony Wright Row 7: David Wuesf. Sarah WyaH. Marvin Zaguli. Chuck'Zax. The Freshman has survived the pressures and un- certainties of a new life at Walnut Hills, and is now an integral part of the high school society. For two years he has made friends and now feels a proud sense of class unity. A blue and gold beanie sits on his head as an expression of'his loyalty, and he par- takes in the :lasst first social function, the Frosh Frolic. To help in constructing a firm academic back- ground, Proiect H correlates English, Latin, history, art, and music to form c: rewarding and provoking unit. Most important, the Freshman's interests are broadening us he takes a more active part within the framework of Walnut Hills. FRESHMEN Row 1: Jon Abfs. Carol Ach. Marva Adams. Win Ahrens. James Alexander. An- fonia AHen. Sharon Anderson. Lesley Appei. Row 2: S+ewar+ Armsfrong. Mary Asbury. Beverley Ayers. Diane Bali'zer, Roberf Banks. Leeds Barroll. Kay Baxfer. Pam Belford. Row 3: Jon Berger. Roger Berliner. Cliff Ber- man. Niles Berman, David Berns+ein. Charles Biren. Harry Blake, Gary Blakey. Row 4: John Blankenhorn. Ann Blocksom. Rob- er+ Blumenfhal, David Bohmer, Jane+ Borden. Michael BOSHC. Herberf Bowen. Dolores Bowling. Row 5: Alan Bowman, Dex+er Bowman, Jonny Braude. Deborah Bright Jan Bright Kim Brockhoff. Reginald Bronson, Ann Brown. Row 6: Darryl Brown: Jennifer Brown, Kimberly Brown. Caron Burden. Allison Bush. Camille Bush. Viv Cannon, Karen Car- roll. Row 7: Debbie Car+er. Sarah Cecil. Mike Chappie. John Chenaul'h June Gayw fon. Ronnie Clemons. Vivien Cockburn. Jim Connolly. Row 8: Mark CoweH. Bruce Crons+ein, Andy Cusheri Mike DaHin. Mike DanHey. Pamela Davis, Wanda Davis. Wayne Davis. Row 9: Diane Dawson. Celesfe Deal. Shirfey Dees, Naomi Deufscl'ler. S+eve Dia- mond, Ted Diamond. Alan Dine, Liz Dolwig. Row l0: Jane+ Downs, hl1argarewL Duke. Jim Dus- singer. Chris Dux. Jim Eafon, Ca+hy Eber, Susan Ede. Debbe Edell. Row II: Jeri Epperson. Mindi Essig. Bobby FeHmani Mike Feldman. Pen-Ku Fenq, Jane Feuer. Linda Fieldman. Sue Fine. Row I2: Mariin Fine. Craig Fisher. Marian Fix, DeVera Flanigan. Bruce Fogwell: Deb- bie Folden. Gabrielle Foulkes, Diane Franklin. Row I3: Vickie Freeman. Chuck Freiberg, Ger- ald Friason. Alan Friedman. Lynn Friedman. Erwin Friedricas, David Ful- brd, S+eve Ganson. FRESHIVIEN Row I: Ricky Ganulin, Ralph Gardnerk Randie GarHeld. Teri GarreH. Judy Gash Paulie Geier. Marylin Genfher. Row 2: Yvonne George, PaHi Gillespie, Rob- erf Gillman. Henry Glaspie. Gwen Go- Ings. Bonnie Gold, Margi Goldberg. Row 3: Pa'r Golder. Allan Goldman, Roberf Gould. Sally Grad. Salty Graves. Wayne Greenberg. Janet Greene. Row 4: Shirley Grimm Jim Groflisch. Diefer Grunwald. Debbie Guenffer. Debbie Halpern. Jerome Hanfey. Debbie Har- daway. Row 5: Ed Hardaway, Vicki Harper, Billie Arm Harris. Deborah Harris! Michael Harris, Brenda Harrison. KenneHw Hawkins. Row 6: Clarence Heafer, John Heilbrun, Gary Heiman. Jay Heisler, Ken Heifhaus. Andy Heldman. Paul Heldman. Row 7: Clyde Hendersonl Charles Herron, Andy Hill, Tim Hoi Tim Ho'FFman, Er- nes+ine Holimon, Michelle Homes. Row 8: David Horn, Gary Horsleyl Befsy Hor- wPrz. Mar'ry Hoerz, Dowel! Howard. Joey Hunt Frances Hun+er. FRESHMEN Row l: Roberl' Hurst Joan lfland. Alan lm- mermam Karlis lraicls, Alan lsfer. Marc lsralsky. Shelley Jefferson Row 2: Gordon Jenkins. Billy Johnsm. Jeb Johnson. Karen Johnson. Carol Jones. Gerfrude Jones. Sylvester Jones. Row 3: Richard Judon. Bill Jurma. Michefe Kaiser. KeHh Kaplan. S+eve Kaplan, George Karaseivich, Amy Ka+zman. Row 4: Debby Kay. Barbara Kennedy, Jona- +han Kessel. Joel Kichler. Alan Kiein, Linda Klein. Chris KIO+Z. Row 5: Lynne Krapp. Fred Kropveld, Bob Krumme, Barbara Lambert Don Lam- bert Judy Lambert Tina Landfried. Row 6: Merle Lapirow. Gary Lapin. Todd La Tour. Vicki Lauck, John Leahr. Debo- rah Lee. Sue Lei+er. Row 7: Donald LeH. JeH Levy. Gail Lewin. John Lewin Vance Lewis Helen Light Icoot SamueI Ligh+ning Row 8: Clyde Ligons, Sfeve Li+men Judy LH- vak. Susan Lifvak, Valerie Logan. Mike Loux, Anna Lowenhaupf. FRESHMEN Row l: Alan Lucas, Denise Luke. Sally Lurie. Christopher LerHe. John Manuef, Sfeve Margolin. Bernie Marks+ein, Eric Marshall. Row 2: Lesfer Marshall. Robin Marfin. Tamara Mar+in, Margare+ Maugenesf. Helmuf Maurer. Ray Mayeri. Ronnie Mays, S+u McCarfhy. Row 3: Lyda McCleary Laurel McCoy. Becky McDowell, PaHy McKenney. Kim MC Klveen. Peggy Meyer, Fred MiddFe- brooks. EPaine Miller. Row 4: Donald Mobley. Charles Mooar. Byron Moody. Linda Moore. Gary Morris, Fred Mosher. Ann Moskowifz, Jeff MoskowiJrz. Row 5: Susan Mueller. Linda Nadler. Laure Nessanbaum, Debby Newman, George Niles. Shirley Norman. Susan Novik. Jacqueline NuH. Row 6: Holli Ohe, Bobby Olkes. Gayle Os- borne. Sherdeana Owens, Peggy Page. Richard PaHerson. Allen Peerless, Bev- erly Peirce. Row 7: Jim Perkinsonl Carol Pleafman, Sandy Poguei Rober+a Pohlmem Pafricia Price, Ronnie Price. Michael Pullem. Frank Purod. Row 8: Betsy Raflo. Danny RansohoH. Mike Raymond, Rick Reckman. Lesfer Rein- gold, Julie Reis, Ginger Resfemeyer. Robin Reymolds Row 9: Dan Richards, Calvin Richardson. Glenn Riekle, ScoH Rieger. Tyrone Riley, Suzanne Rober+son, Bruce Roger. Sharon Rogers. Row l0: Mardia Roley. PaHy Romanow, Eddie Roochl Denny Rosenbaum. Amy Ro- senberg, David Rosenberg. Joel Rosen- bli'h Pamela Ross. Row ll: Yvonne Scarborough, Greg Schein- gold, Mark Schmid+, Carol Schulz. Andy SchwarJrz. Barry SchwarJrz, Julie Shapero. Phil Sheldon. Row I2: Terry Sheridan, Pafricia Sherri , Don Shuller. Gail Siebler, Sharlene Sigler. RoseHa Sims. Anne Small. Befsy Smifh. Row I3: Chrisfine Smifh. Debbie Smi+h. Debby Smifh. Eric SmHh. GardeH Smifh, Gayle SmiHm Jane+ Smifh. Lynnda Smifh. FRESHMEN Row I: Sharon Smifh. Terry SmH-h, George Sonnebornl Lenzy Soufhall. Sfeve Sou+hwick, Judifh Spicehandler. Linda Sroufe. Marc Sfeck. Row 2: Pai'fy Sfeele. Carol SJrem. Randy Sfern. Bruce Sfewarf. Larry Sfrahorn. Ellen Sfraus, Pam Sfrecker, Leslie Sfrickland. Row 3: Richard S+rEcks. Rochelle Summers. Ken Swanson. Anfhony Thomas. Terry Thompkins, Dianne Thompson, Gail Thompson. Lynn Thompson, Row 4: Teresa Tilleryl Camille Tillinghast Chris+opher Toliver. Sidney Tempkins, Ed Tracy, Janice Trice, Sfephanie Tuni- son, Laury TurnerV Row 5: Norwood UHer. Helen Velics, BiH Vogt Linda Wagner. Gloria Walker. Diana Wallace, Brenda Waller. Carole Wal- fe rs. Row 6: Diane Warfh. Tom Weaver. Michael Webb. Susan Weben Jim Wail, Lynn Weinfrub. Debbie Weisbacher, Joyce Weisgerber. Row 7: Ray Wellbaum. Mon+e Wheeler. Deb bie Whife. Gladys Whife, Mark Whif- ley, Bruce Whifmam Joy Whi+man, Frank WhiHaker. Row 8: Logan WHey, S+uar+ Willis, Karen Winingel' Befsy Wolf. Tom Wofiverl Jim Woodburm An+hony Woofen. Jo- anna Wright Row 9: Kafherine Wright Kennefh Wright Leonard Wyrobnik. Ca'H'Iie York, Di- ane Young. Anifa Zakem. Nancy Zari- der, Dan Zavon. Row I0: Mike Zeidmam Bonnie Zimmerman, PaHy Zimmerman. w , 3'!th E II-IIWIIIIVCFVII Wm Iii:l5$9gllilllglllniiiitht - I I m ' u.- - ' ,. f ' Sophomore Class Representatives-FIRST ROW: J. Hirschbergl M. Woode. K. Roberts. 5. Beniam'm. SECOND ROW: B. Hoffman. J. Feld- mant P. Brumm. R. Lotspeich, SOPHOMORES Sophomore Class OH3cers: Leon Schulzingen President; Martha Ran- sohohc, Secretary; Mike SchaeHer. Treasurer. Wise or foolish? The ancient Greeks never could make up their minds. No longer the raw newcoming freshman but not quite old enough to attain the sta- bility and seniority of the true upperclassmun, there stands the Soph, caught in the middle of everything. Far more than ninth grade, the sophomore year starts the high school career. Advanced courses be- gin. Conferences begin with counselors about the distant spectre of college. In Health, everyone gags over the Universal Antidote. Upper school activi- ties welcome participation, and the Artist Series and senior high assemblies provide both entertainment and education. As the Fresh have beanies, the Sophs have their class directories, invaluable publications for every- one. Open Houses and Dress-up Days help build class spirit, while bake sales provide needed funds for the treasury. Special events like the Spring Pic- nic add extra fun and excitement. In early spring comes the announcement of the P-Nuts co-directorsl foreshadowing a long but happy summer of work in preparation for the Best P-Nuts Ever. Wise or icolish? Clever and lively! I48 49 Row l: Larry Abrams. Charles Alexander, Nick Allen. Michael Allison. Hope An. dersonl Sally Anderson. Rife Appel. Wendy ArJerr. Row 2: Jane Asbury, Karen Bader. John Baker. Diane Banks, Sharon Barasch. Debbie Barnes Richard Barnes. Bruce Becker. Row 3: Judy Behrl Andy Belfz. Barry Benja- mmi Sally Benjamin. Bob Berger. AF +hur Berman. James Be+z. Roberf Block. Row 4: Linda Blum, Sue Brand, Marc Brandon, Sue Broadhurs+. Joy Bronsfon. Claudia Brown. Tom Brown. Pe+er Brumm. Row 5: Tom Bullock. Sharon Burke, Lynn Burk- holden Chris Buxfon. Lizzie Buyniski. George Calloway. Vicfor Campbell. Greg Carnes. Row 6: Arch Carson, DoHie Casello. Harold Caudill. David CauHey, Frances Cham- berlain. Ernesf Chang. Alicia Clark, Gary Clayfon. Row 7: Karen Clayfon, Barbara Cliffon, Tom Clin'ron. Sharon Cohen. Roberf Cole. Maxine Colvinl Darryl Conliffe, Robert Coren, Row 8: Francis Cornelius, Michael CoHon. Treva Cox. Randall Dalfon, Btu De!- camp, Pefer Diamond. Jeanne Dillard, Gary Doernberg. Row 9: EHa Dorn, Jocelyn Dorsey. Bob Dow- neyl Edd Duemler. Pa+ Ecker. S+ephen Edwards. Nadine Eigher. Max Elkus, Row I0: Timm Enge', Ellen Essig. Ron Falk, Don Falkensfein. Jerry Feidman. Richie Fel- son. Charles Findlafer. Bonnie Flefcher. Row II: Ray Fowler. Jan FrankeL Lucy Free- mam Resemary Forney, Erwin Geb- hardf, Jori GeHler, Mary Gibson John Gillespie. RowlZ: Nancy Goodman, Richard 60M. Debby Goldman. Roberf Goldman. John Gollusch. Linda Goadon. Bill Graf. Ronna Greg. Row l3: Wanda Grier. Ricky Guggenheim. Barb Hackel. Be+h Hardaway Judy Harris, Carolyn Hawkins. Doug Haw- ley. Nancy HeFFron. M, a SOPHOMORE Row I: Mark Heinfzelman. Fred Henderson, Norberi' Henrich, PaHy Henry, Ray- mond Henry. Kennefh Hill, Tim Hinck- iey. JiH Hirschberg Row 2: Ronny Hirschberg. Befsy Hooper, Brian Horfon. Mar+ha Horvi+z. Joseph Hou- ser Chris Howard, Liz Humphries, Denis Hunier. Row 3: Karen Jablonsky, HarrimL Jackson, Jeff Jamerson. Harold JeHeries, Kris Jo- hansson. Anna Johnson. Charlene J'ohnsonl Chris Jolly. Row 4-: Jerry Jones, Marc Kadeh. Elsa Kahl- son. Eliof Kal+er. Rod Kaplan, Scof Kaplan. Pe+er Karpen, Karen Kasfings. R9w 5: Barb K511. Nancy Kafz, Barbara Kauf- man. Debarah Kelly. LaGreffa Ken- nedy. Becky Klemm, Kevin Kling. Bob Kolb. Row 6: Kathi Kramer. Bonnie Krueger. Tom Krumme, Laura Landy, Bob Laver- combe, Pe+er Levick, Pefe Lichsfein, Bob Lindner. Row 7: BeHy Lindsey, Sandy Lindsey. JeH Lipsky. James Loch, S+ella Logan, Jim Long, David Loshin. Rich Lo+speich. Row 8: Ka+hy Lowenhaupf. Nancy Lowen+haL Larry MaIman. Barb Marek. Bil! Mark. Liz MaHack. Richard Max. Sfeve Mo Bride. Row I: John McDaniel, Brad McDeviH', Debra McDowell. Brian McHugh, Kay MCKib- ben. Carolyn McKinley, PmL McMahon, Ange McNeel. Row 2: Melvin McWilliams, Mike Meadows, Doug Meifus. Jody Melzer. lneke Mes- man. Barry Meyen Huxley Miller, Tim Miller. Row 3: Ralph MiHs. Jean Mimms. WaHer Mon- roe. Joyce Moonl Pa? Mooney, Jo- Anne Moora Marva Moore, Lorraine Moorman. Row 4: Donna Morris. Rufh Morrow Pafricia Murphyx JeHrey Nedelman, Kenny Newman. Greg Nicholls. Mike 05- freicher. Rober+ Ogden, Row 5: William Ogden, Michael Oldham, Pa- fricia O'Neal, Barb Onken. Karen Osfendorf, Linda Padway. Linda Pah- ner. Louie Peerless. Row 6: Rod Penningfon. Sally Perlman. Jan Pefersen. Gwan Phillips. Tom Pipperf, Linda Poe, Sfeve Porfner, Laura Power. Row 7: Sieve Preuninger, Mar+ha Prior. Dud ley Quarles. Karla Randich Mar+ha RansohoH. Jim Redmond, Clyde Reed. Ray Reeves. Row 8: Susan Reis. Cheryl Render, Jay Revel- son. Pamela Rice, Robin Rice. JeHrey Rinsky. Janie Roberfs, Karen Rober+s. SOPHOMORES W Row l: Andrew Robertson. Penny Roehrer. Marc Rosen, S+eve Rosen, Jim Rosen- berg. Paul Rosenberg. Derek Ross. Mark Russo. Row 2: Michele Ruzsa, Debbie Sabin, Mari- anne Sachs, Ellie Sawi'rs, Nancy Schae- fen Mike Schaeffer, Dave SchaHner. Russeli Scharf Row 3: Sfeve Schild. Debbie Schilmeisfer. Mary Schneider. John Schneider. Bew erly Schreiber. Leon Schulzingen MeL vin Schwarz. Joseph Sears. Row 4: Audrey Shambley. Amber Shoulders. Wayne Siemer, Julie Siemon. William Silver. Robin Silmarbla'Hi Barbara 3L mon, Don Sisz. Row 5: DaVe Smifh. Kei+h Smifh. Walf Smifh, Mickie Solomon. Roberf Sonenshein, Cheryl Snapp. Meredifh Sfargel, Heinz Sfarkulla. Row 6: Cindy Sferne. Lauren S+evens. Se+h Sfoffregen. Laurie Sfolley, SCOH'. S+ree+, Shave Suagee, Robert Taylor, Sheila Taylor. Row 7: Madelyrjn Tillinghast Pa++y' Tiichener, Harold Torf. Sue Trau+enberg. Oscar Turberf. Pam VanMe+er, Paul VanShaiiz. Andrea Waldman. Row 8: Cindy Waller. Debbie WaHers. Dianne Ward, Lyn Ward. Sara Warsawfak. Larry Waspe, Richard Webb, Torn Wegner. Row 9: Bob Weinbefg. Diane Weiner. Neil Weiner. Peggy Wefnfrub. Paul WeiserI Larry Wessner. John West Carol WhiHaker. Row l0: Jan Williams, Sfeve WiH. Mark Wolf- son. Mary Woode. Linda Wright Bev Turner. Junior Class Officers: Richard Kaiz. Veep; Dennis Kafo. Treasurer: Mary Ann Deweyi Secretary: Myron Dale. President. Junior Class RepresentativesisTANDlNG: N. Alexander. L. Schneider, E. Maxwell. M. Brown. S. Selenickl SEATED: S, Fischer, C. Lindner, J. JUNIORS The Junior Class's annual crusade to outdo the Seniors opens at Walnut Hills with the Junior Class extravaganza HPeanuts. Cast- ing tradition to the wind, the Juniors pre- sented their show twice instead of once, held their cast party in the lunchroom, and dis- carded the age-old slogan Best Ever for the strikingly original HBetter than the Best. With the coming of winter,' the Juniors turned their minds toward finances, and sold Peanuts records and Walnut Hills stationery to earn money. With Spring came an open house to celebrate the successful completion nf SATs, the class production of Harvey, and the BA Prom. Though their activities seem to indicate otherwise, all is not Peanuts for the Juniors. They also find time to fret over their aca- demic lives and to bemoan the ever-mount- ing competition for college admission. The Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test in the fall, the National Merit Test in the winter, The Scholastic Aptitude Test and Achievement Tests in the spring all serve to increase the Juniors, awareness of the proximity of their college career. This awareness often results in many a homework hour spent in Ieafing through college catalogues. From all this, however, the Junior Class emerges relatively unscathed, quite ready to turn into the next Senior Class. W3? .. I l 4- EfJ m. . ISS JUNIORS Row I: Howard Abfs. Terri Acree. SfanIey Adams, David Nex1 Nancy Alexander. Bruce Allen. Ki'r Anderson. Beverly An- drews. Row 2: Barbara Arms'rrong, Carolyn Ar+l1, Anne Askey, Gus Ayer. Amy Baker. Lesliyn Bailey. Roberf Barasch. Kai'hie Barnes. Row 3: John Bengson, Bob Benjamin. Vidor Bereskin. Jeff Berliner. Barie Biern. Monica Bohlen, Douglas BooJresI Kevin Boyle. Row 4: David Bradeen. Elizabefh Bradshaw, Jack Brand, Bob Brant Denise Bright Warner Brokaw. Caroline Brown. Mike Brown. Row 5: Vickie Brown. Andi Burin. Bob Bush- rnan, Brenda Carfer, Lindsay Car+er, Ralph Carfer. Maxine CIarkl Roseanne Clark. Row 6: Louis Claybon. Sue Clayton. Deborah Climi Erika Cockburn. Fran Cohen. Mi- chaei Cohen BeHy Collier. Arf Comer. Row 7: Anne Compfon, Allison Cooke. Mela- nie Cos+eTlo. Rich CrandaH. Jonafhan Crespin. Onnfe Cru+cher, Terry Dahl- man. Mifchell Dale, Row 8: Myron Dale. Jackie Daniels, Linda Dau- ber Mark Davis. Tim Davis, Paf Dell, Margie DeVaux, Mary Ann Dewey. JUNIORS Row I: Ernesf Diedrich Andy Dine, Teri Dixon. Nancy Doud. Deborah Dowling. Carol Downs. Coeany Drummer. Brenda Du- rant Row 2: Lawrence Dworkin, Clarence Easfer- ling. Bill Eafon. Jill Eber, Tommie chor. Larry EicheL Mary Eller, Jim Ellis. Row 3: Sfeve Epps'rein. Caryl Erhardt Mara garef Essex. Dave Evans, Karen Evans. Janef Filger, Sally Fischer. Graydon Fisher. Row 4: Lynn Forberg, Marlene Foreman. Karen Fosfer. David Fowler. Michael Fowler. Chrisfine Franke. Kafhy Friedman. Jerry Furer. Row 5: Bonnie Gales. Pam Garre'H, Will-iam Genfher. MaH Gibson, Doug Gillman, GeoH: Glier. Cindy Goodman, Colin Gordon. Row 6: Marc GoH-lieb. Claire GoHschaik. Bon- nie Grad. AnfoineHe Gray. Melvina GriHin. Mike Guasfini, Bruce Guber- man. Herb Haas. Row 7: Lillian Hall. Pamela Hall, Sherry Hard- wick, Charles Harmon. Rio Harris. Helen Haywood, Marcella Hea+er. Susan HeHron. Row 8: Sallie Heidenreich. Kenny Hei+kamp. Brenda Helbling, Jim Heldman1 Judy Heldman. Allan Henderson. Harvey Hens'ey, Pefer Hess. Row 9: ' Barbara Hexem. Vicki Higgins, Ellen Hilb. Raymong Hill. Earl Hoffman. Nafe Hoffman, Debbie HoHing, Dave Holfzer. Row I0: Tessie Hon, Don Hos+eler. Mike House- field, Debbie Hugley, Debbie Hunt Jan Jenike, Melba Jenkins. Cheryl Johnson. Row ll: DeMonfe Johnson. Greg Johnson. Ralph Johnson, Ray Johnson. Bill Judd. Rus+y Kallenberg. David Kaplan. Joel Kapl'an. Row I2: Emily Kapp. Dennis Ka+o. Leonard Kafz. Richard Kafz. Douglas Keefe, Dorofhy Kennedy, Carmen Kiner. Lois Klafch. Row 13: Tom Klein. James Kohrs. Joel Korelifz. Jim Krefndler, Ilgar Kreslins. Eflen Kuby, Karen Ladd. James Lampkin. JUNIORS Row l: Bonnie Lappin. George Lask. Larry Lehrner, James Lepperd, Janef Levine. David Levinsfefn. Janef Lighfning, JeaneHe Lighfning. Row 2: Larry Lindgren, Chris Lindner. Sue Lin- gle. Marshdll Li++mam Sfan Li'l'z, Eddie Loffspring. PaHie Lo+speiclm Jeffie Lyon. Row 3: Maan Mador, David Magrish. Marc Marcuso. Randy Margolis. Helen Marks. Peggy Marks. Noelle Mar+s, Nancy Masfov. Row 4: Ellen Maxwell, Arlene Mayerson, Mary Mays. Doris McAdams. S+eve McCord. Mike McCoy. Sharon McFarland, Nancy McKinney. Row 5: Tom McMafh. Sfeve Mefneke. Don Mendleson. James MenHow. S+eve Meyer. Susan Moeller. Malcolm Moni- gomery, Jacob Moody. Row 6: Bruce Moore. Diane Morriss. Douglas Morriss. Carofyn Munfz, Leslie Nas san. James Nelson. Nancy Nieman, Ruel Odom. Row 7: Mar'ry Oppenheimer. Pefe Osher. Rob er+ Osher, George OuHersow, Alberf Paddock Beverly Page, Bev Peaks, Thomas Peeks. Row 8: David Perkins. Michael Pillow, Wendy Pierce. Ka+hy Pogue, Laurie Pollock. Lee Preuninger. Ricky Proviser. Suzanne Quayle. Row 9: Bobbie Radebaugh. Bob Radin. Torn Rauh, Joyce Reed. Curf Reedy, Deb- bie Rissover, Larry Robbins. Ki+ Rob- inson. Row l0: Sarah Rooch. Jacob Rofmensch, Marc Rubin, Mike Rudd. Mike Safdi, Phif Sageser. Bob Saw+elli Manfred Schall. Row ll: Nancy SchecMer, Larry Schneider. Liz Schneider. Bob Schrefbe'r. Ingrid Schroeden Marie Schulz, Ben Schwarh. Phil Schwarfz. Row I2: Michael SCOH, S+uarf Selonik, Barb Shapero. Bobbi Shawn, Jay Sheridan, Ralph Sheridan, Fred Shirley, Carolyn Shuffleswor'rh. Row l3: Louise Simon. Frances Sive. Leonard Sive. Sue Skflken. John Small. Craig Smifh. Dan Smifh, Marsha Smfi'h. lay a JUNIORS Row I: Phyllis SmH-h. Rink SmH-h. S+ari+a Smi+h, Sharon Smo+hers. Terri Snow, Clyde Solomon, Paula Solomon, Reena Spicehandler. Row 2: Tom Spiegel. Holly Sfadler. Carla Sfall. Rick Sfare. Nancy Sfeman, Charles S+ephan, Cheryl S+ern, Frank Sfevens. Row 3: Andy Sfiilpass. Kafhy S+inelL Michaef Sfokes. Verda S+ubbiefield. Richard Swanson, Lincfa Thiele, Ross Thompson Yvonne Thompson. Row 4: Nancy Tonkens, Anna Townsend, Phil Trounsfine, Connie Tucker, Frank Tur- ner, Jeanne Van Pelt Vernon Vore. Eric Wai+s. Row 5: Sharon Ward, Ernes+ Warner. Jay Weaver. Alan Weber. Andy Websfer, Gordy Well. Mark Weinfraub. Rich- ard Weis Row 6: Don Williams. Andy Willis. Susie Wise. Ellen Wolf. Alice Wolf. Sylvesfer Woods. Thomas Wohlfeil. Diane Wright Row 7: Emily Wuerdeman. Mike Youkilis. Nancy Youkifis, Brian Zakem. Pe+er Zavon. Susan Zippers+ein, Mike Zul- +oski. SENIORS September. It begins. These seniors are on their way toward spending the most exciting nerve-shat- tering, and rewarding year of high school. Between the Pigskin Preview and l'Poamp and Circumstance they must direct Student Council, the three publica- tions, athletic teams, Big Brothers and Sisters, AFS, and that wild March phenomenon WALNU'I'S. Yet they must keep up their studies, for their courses are difficult and their grades may well determine their overall academic record. In the back of every- oneis mind is HWhere will I be this time next year? The senior exists in a constant state of uncertainty until the mailman arrives a certain fateful day in April. Suddenly it is spring. APP exams weigh heavily, but the welcome prom is breathtaking, unforgetta- ble, and soon cups and gowns tell us it is over. Senior Class Ollicers Lynn Stl-mlzinger Secretary Jim Guuld Treasurer How urd C ohen President Peter Bloch Vice President SENlOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES SEATED: R. FooJre NV Ganulin, A. Millikin, STANDING: J. Weinirulry S. Wesfheimer. J4 Salinger. D. Carr. 8. Mueller. .5...- I62 SENIORS Glenn Edward Aldinger Pufrick Lawrence Allen Martin Sheldon Altman Miles Gene Altman Steven Dale Armsey Stephen Howard Armstrong Alice Elizabeth Banks William Curtis Banks Milton Kenneth Barnes Susan Jane Beier James Lee Bell Melvin Jeffrey Benjamin Joel Louis Beren Lee EIIen Berliner Marion Karin Beutmueller SENIORS Harold Rudolf Bielstein Thomas Ralph Bingham Clarence Reginald Bivens Peter Bloch Bruce Allan Block Lynda Lou Block Judith Ann Bluestein Mary-Allyn Bohmer Phillip lynn Bonner Scott William Boyers Paul Arthur Braden Douglas John Brcm Florence Ann Brent Amos Kenneth Bridges Barry Neil Brinkman SENIORS Larry Eugene Bronson Scuff Anthony Brower John Howard Burlew Richard Scott Burton James Thomas Byrnes Dwight Calhoun Deborah Ann Carr Loretta Ann Carroll Sandra Kay Chiricosta SEN IORS Cheryl Lynne Clark Susan Lee Clayton Bonita Ruth Cobb Howard Alan Cohen Vincent James Cohen Gene lesley Comussar Vern Arm Connully Carla Anne Crubtree Sally Clemons Crittendon Neil Proctor Damron Jerome Paul David Ruth Marguerite Davis Jay Gordon Diamond Rodney Dobbins Zovannuh Dority SENIORS Alan Michael Dressler Edna Jean DuBose Paul Anthony Dudley Frank Duke John Austin Dunn Henry Jersin Durand SENIORS James Barnef Dworkin Jeanne Ann Equey Deborah lee Ellis Jennifer Dee Engel Judith Ann Engel Vivian Ann Folk Larry Steven Faust Gerard Harold Feder Frank Nicholas Feuerholz, Jr. Louis Robert Fine Sigrid Doris Fischer Cherie Beth Fish Joel Fisher Kirby Alfred Fisher Peter Gardenei- Fleming SENIORS Roger Lee Foofe David Paul Foulkes Norma Estelle Fox Linda Sue Franklin John Potter Franzen Ronnu Ann Freiberg Jeffrey Jay Friedman Charlotte Ann Gales Margaret Karen Gamble Neil Ganulin Sharon Lois Gurber Pamela louise Gust Dieter Gentzow Milton Courtland Goings Thomas Baron Gold SENIORS Thomas Goldman Nathaniel Gordon Richard Edward Gosby James Malcolm Gould Muriorie Ann Grad Everett Lewis Greene SENIORS Rosanne Margaret Gulino Kathleen Hacker Phillip Richardson Harris Ronald Vincent Harrison Dona Lee Hathaway Craig Stephen Haught Richard Scott Heath Daniel Jay Heilbrunn Lawanda Jean Henry Sandra Frances Herman Thomas James Herman David Laurence Higgins Isabel Nancy Hilton John Frederick Hirling Susan Lee Hirsch w W W a. q;' r SENIORS Teri Lynn Hirschberg Ann Kathleen Hoard Anne Hoffheimer Lewis Charles Hoffmann Stephanie Ann Holmes Robert Glenn Hood Richard McKibbin Hopple William Robert Jacobs Bari Deborah Jefferson Carol Marie Jennings Adrienne Grace Johnson Meredith Johnson Billie Faye Jones Harold Anthony Jones Steven James Jubelirer SENIORS Linda Rue Kuhn Renee Marcia Kaplan Robert Wayne Kat: Steven Andrew Kay Kenneth Kittenbrink Richard Andrew Klemm Richard David Korey Mark Alan Kurt: Carolyn Linda Lackmun Lawrence Carl Landfried John Everhurt Longford Wendy Karin LaTour Vyviun Charlene Lawrence Nancy Carolyn lee Steven Louis Leininger Jeffrey Carl Leiter Thomas William Lelievre, Jr. Stuart IayliSs Levy Evelyn Ida Lewin Eileen lindsey Gerald Lumpkins Barbara Ann Mack Jean Ann Martin Martha Victoria Mary SENIORS Jack Charles Mussengale Bradford Ward Mather Handy Emil Matthews Blair Keyes McCurdy Thomas Patrick McGonegle Joyce McMillian Darlene Regina Means Mark George Mehas Peggy Mann Meis Dennis Eugene Meyer Christopher John Miller Craig Nichol Miller Anne Evans Millikin Lawrence David Minson Douglass de Diemar Mitchell SENIORS Sharon Wendy Mitnik Linda Carol Monroe William Evard Montgomery Gary Lee Morgan James Philip Morgan Richa rd Edward Morris Thomas Campbell Morrow Yvonne Morton John Edgar Mueller Edward Murdock Susan Lynn Narrow Albert Harry Nener Ronald David Neuerman John Edward Pack Raehua Meimei Pun SENIORS Loretta Louise Parr Richard Barry Pearl Frank Gaines Pfeiffer John Edward Phipps Robert Dunlap Pogue Richard Charles Partner Regina Ann Post Charlotte Hitchcock Prince Barbara Sue Pronin Paul Edward Prusiner Gregory Hope Pullem Jonathan Lee Ransohoff Paul Martin Runsohoff Norman Ray Rasmussen Robert Charles Reckman SENIORS Carol Ann Redraw Rolf Kurt Reinemuth Harold Glen Revelson Sharon Ann Rice Mark Joel Rinsky Sharon Rivkin Gregory Owens Robinson Anita Rockmore Aaron Eli Rosen SENIORS Mark Dale Rosenbaum Anne Elizabeth Rosenberg Harold Allen Rosenblil' Leona Jean Rosenfield Betty Jo Rosenthul Faye Eleanore Ross Deborah Kathy Sachs John Joslin Salinger Laurel Janene Samberg Terry Lee Samuel Sheardell Sanders Deborah Marie Sandipher Rudolf Sangl Dale Howard Schneider Steven Schreiber SENIORS James Edward Schroer Larry Steven Schulman Lynn Schulzinger Howard Marc Schwartz Robert Steven Schwartz Ann Segal Max lsmayl Seibert David Alan Seltzer Joan Ilene Shapiro Kim Alan Sheridan Ingrid Loraine Smith Sandra Constance Smith Stephanie Elyin Smothers Suzanne Snyder Charles Southern SENIORS Susan Mary Sponzilli Scott Stargel Frank Leigh Stark Elvin Duane Sfepp Geoffrey St. John James Lewis Sfricks James Frederick Stubbins Steven Richard Swillinger Brent Robert Taylor Eric Joseph Taylor Carol Claire Teitz Larry Temin Susan Ann Thielmeyer Susan Jill Toepfer Mark David Tolpin SENIORS Steven Gary Toole Patricia Anita Townsend Wolfgang Tress Albert McKenzie Truscon Gilda Guy Tyson Jerome Upshuw Dorothy Dell Wade Randal Sue Wagner Virginia Cowing Walters Pamela Ruth Weaver Hershel Jonathan Weintruub James Weintrub Richard Alan Welder Martin Joseph Weldishofer Sally Ellen Westheimer SENIORS David Eulus Wiles Michael Alan Williams Robert Michael Witt Dennis Charles Wolf Armat Grant Woode Linda Harriet Youkilis Jeffrey Steven Zakem Allan Stuart Zipkin SENIOR POPULARITY POLL 1N MEMORIA nn- IrII MII - mun :Au . Mm rlunn. Inf W Besi All Around Bob Reckman and Round Freiburg. .Q'K. u 3951- School CinenP Pam Gasf and Neil Ganulin. Most Talenfed Bari Jefferson and Bruce Block. L A,, .f..k,.. . 31W '.' :- :: UHF ,, , , . mi , Cave .- .-.. ' , :r rm . . Mos! Aihiefic-Fnye Ross and Fai Allen. Besf 5iudan+s Franlr Sfark and Jean Marfin. Ea?- 15;? . 1 .' 'f Mosf Popular-Jeni Engel and Jim Gould. Busiesf-Jack Franzen and Barby Mack. l85 $ovno.,...' ,0 MM .004; Ht N 0' :96 9, $ u. o 3.4 : I 40M 9 3?: fb - , ;,f Nicesf SmiIe-Sally Cri'Hendon and Glenn Aldingar. Wi++iesl--Tom Gold and Sue Narrow. Most Tallaiive-Randy Wagner and Albarf NeHer. l Bes+ Looking-Howard Cohen and Anne Millikin. I86 SENIOR POPULARITY POLL Mos? Likely To Succeed-EvereH Greene and Meimei Pan. . . . . U .3' . . .. Friendlies?-Renee Kaplan and Scoff Sfargel. Besi Music Makars-Susi Snyder and Harold Jones. ;.. :.:;.;..-.'-.2:..?,; 3,; l8? SENIOR DIRECTORY ALDINGER, GLENN EDWARD. 3823 Aikenside Avenue 7137. 731-4295. Bug Bro+her 7127; Feanufs Casf 7117; Walnufs 7127; Track 797; Swim- mmg Team 79. 11-127; Hi-Y 710-117. Secre'rary 7117: Spirif Squad 710-111: Prom Waii'er 7107, Prom CommiHee Chairman 7127: German C1ub 7I0-127. ALLEN. PATRICK LAWRENCE. Z54 Earnshaw Avenue 7197. 381-8132. A Capella Choir 7127; Foofball 78-127. Co-capfain 7127; Track 79-127. Cap+ain 7127; Gymnasfics 710-127. Captain 1121: Vasf 7127; Sr. Book Discussion Group 711-127. fszTMiANj MARTIN. 6870 Meadow Ridge Lane 7377. 351-5130. Peanufs asf I! . ALTMAN. MILES GENE. 6770 Elbrook Avenue 7377. 731-5649. Peanu'ls ?asf 7J117; Gymnachs 77-127; Track 77-117; 1n+ramura15 77-97; Prom 11-12 . ARMSEY. STEVEN DALE. 6809 Wifhany Avenue 7137. 631-4814. Span- 1511 C1ub 7107; Hi-Y 710-127. Vice-Presidenf 7127; Peanuis Cas+ 7117. ARMSTRONG. STEPHEN HOWARD. 3535 Principio Avenue 7267. 321- 2611. ChaHerbox. Assisfanf Business Manager 7117. Feafure Page Co- Edii'or 7117; Na+ional Merif Finalish Big Bro+her 7127; Quill and Scroll 7127: Chess Club 78-127; German C1ub 79-117; Lafin C1ub 79-127; Vasf 7127; Peanufs Ca5+ 7117. BANKS. ALICE ELIZABETH. 4 RsveI Lane 7177. 231-4496. Big Sisfer 7127; Peanufs Casf 7117; Walnu'ls Ca5+ 710-127; Freshman Choir; A Capella Choir 710-127; GAA 77-127; FTA 711-127. Presidenf 7127; Vasi- 7127; La+1n Club 7117. BANKS. W1LLIAM CURTIS, 4 Revel Lane 7177. 281-4496. Sr. S+udeni Council 7117; A Capella Choir 711-127; Foo+ba11 77-9. l27: Track 77-127; Basketball 797. BARNES. MILTON. 3514 Bevis AVenue 777. 731-2205. Choir 77-37: Baskefbau 7107; Foofbail 7107; Red Cross 797. BAUER. ARTHUR WILLIAM. 2805 S+rafford Avenue 7207. 751-5050. BEIER. SUSAN JANE. 264 Lud1ow Avenue 7207. 221-1162. Gieam Lif- erary 57.377 7127: Jr. S+udan+ Council 777; Peanuis Ca5+ 71 I 7; Walnu+s Casf 711-127; A Capella Choir 7101'. GAA 77-107; Currenf Hislory Club 7127; French C1ub 710-127; Pep C1ub 7107; Spirit Squad 7127; Lafin C1ub 77-97. BELL. JAMES LEE. JR.. 3315 Spokane Avenue 777. 361-9756. Baslaiball 711-127I Captain 7127'. Basaba 710-127. Reserve 7107; Foofball 7107; Red Cross 7127. BENJAMIN, MELVIN JEFFREY. 6782 Easi Farm Acres Drive 7377. 351- 0946. Peanuis Casf 7117: French Club 710-1177 Red Cross 787. BEREN. JOEL LOUIS. 6590 Hudson Parkway 7137. 351-1466. BERLINER. LEE ELLEN. 960 Redway Avenue 7297. 221-2264. Big Sishar 7127; Peanuts C351 7117; Walnu+s Ca5+ 797; Girls Glee Club 710-117; A CapeHa Chair 7127; Reserve Cheerleader 7107; GAA 7127; French C1u1D710-117;Prom 7127;FTA711-127. BEUTMUELLER. MARION KARIN. 3462 AuH View Avenue 787. 371- 3304. Big Sisl'er 7127; Peanuls Cast 7117; Walnu+s Ca5+ 797; Girls Glee Club 1104111 GAA 77-87; Pep C1ub 710-117; Prom 711-127. BIELSTEIN. HAROLD RUDOLF. 1054 Grayview Cour+ 7247. 541-4162. Gymnasfics 7117. German C1ub 79-127. . BINGHAM. THOMAS RALPH. 6371 Grand Visfa 7137. 631-6463. Track 77-87; Pep C1ub 7I17; Spanish Club 710-1177 Hi-Y 7117. BWENS. CLARENCE REGINALD. 3143 Durrell Avenue 777. 861-5716. Jr. Sfuden+ Council 777; Baskefba 77-10. 127; Baseball 7117; Red Cross 777 BLOCH. PETER MILLARD. 1901 Wm. H. Ta Road 767. 221.1057. ChaHerbox 711-127. $por+s Ediior 7127; Class Represen+a+ive 710-117; V'Ice Presideni' 7127; Big Brofher 711.127; Peanuis Cas+ 11111 Wa1nuis Sfaff 710-117r Ca5+ 7127; Tennis 78-127; Baskefball 777. Manager 797: French C1ub 710-127. BLOCK, BRUCE ALLAN. 1110 Sunnys1cpa Drive 7297. 242-0677. Pea- nu-i-s S+af-F 7117; Walnu+s Sfaf-F 711-127. Ca5+ 7127. Publiciiy Chairman 711-127; Sr. S+udenf Council 7127. Spirif and PublicHy Chairman 7127'. ChaHerbox 79-127. Arf EdHor 7127: Spanish Club 7107. BLOCK. LYNDA LOU. 3510 Bayard Drive 787. 321-8549. Sr. S+uu'en1 Council 7127; Big Sis+er 7127: Peanu+s Ca5+ and Staff 7117: Girls G1ee Club 7107; GAA 77-97; Lafin Club 797; French C1ub 710.127; From 7127; Currenf His+ory Club 7107. BLUESTEIN. JUDITH ANN. 3420 $ec+ion Road 7377. 731-3415. BOHMAR. MARY-ALLYN. 3251 Observa+ory Road 787. 321-9603. Girls Glee Club 7117; A Capella Choir 7127; Swimming Team 79-101: 6AA 777: Spanish Club 710-117: La7in Club 77-87. BONNER. PHILLIP. 82l Dunore Road 7207. 287-9946. French Club 710-127; Chess Club 710-117; Curren+ Hisfory Club 7.10-127. BOYERS, SCOTT WILLIAM, 6637 Banlry Avenue 7137. 731-9130. Pea- nu+s Cas? 7117; Walnuts Ca5+ 7127; A Capella Choir 7127; Fooiba 737: Gymnachs 7E. I1-127; Tennis 797; Baseball 7117: French C101: 7107; Hi-Y 711-127;Sp1rif Squad 7117; Prom 7127. BRADEN, PAUL ARTHUR. 6800 Sampson Lane 7367. 891-3058. C1a55 Represenfafive 710-117; Red Cross 710-117; Big BroH'Ier 7127; Peanufs C557 7117; Walnuts C351- 7127; A Capella Choir 710-117; Tennis 797: Foo+ball 7871 Prom 711-127; Sp1r1+ Squad 710-117; French Club 7107. BRATT. DOUGLAS JOHN. 2602 Ridgecliffe Avenue 7127. 631-6632. Big Brofher 7127; Peanu'l's Ca5+ 7117; Walnufs Ca5+ 7117. Choir 77-97: A Capeua Choir 710-127: chs' cheHe 711-127; Swimming Team 79, 11-127; Prom 7127. . BRENT. FLORENCE ANN. 6650 Hudson Parkway 7137. 531-4553. Re- membrancer 51-377 711-127. FacuH'y Edi+or 7127; Quill and Scroll 7127; Walnu+s Ca5+ 7107; Psanui's Casi 7117; Big Sis+er 7127; Girls' Glee Club 7117; French C1ub 710-127; Currenf Hisfory C1ub 7127; Prom 7ll-127: SpirH Squad 7IO-127. BRIDGES. AMOS KENNETH. 1535 Dana Avenue 777. 351-5606. Peanul's Ca5+ 7117; Band 77-97; Foofball 78-107; Track 7107; Visua1 Aids 7117; French C1ub 7107:1397; C1ub 710-127. BRINKMAN. BARRY NEIL, 2035 Claudia Caur+ 7307. 2131-3421. Chaf- ferbox Pho+ographer 7117; Big Brofher 7127; Peanufs Ca5+ 7117; Bas- kefball Manager 797; Curreni Hisfory C1ub 711-127. BRONSON, LARRY EUGENE. 1313 Wm. H. T361 Road 767. 201-1569. Baseball 7117; Track 7127; Cross Country 7127. EROWER. SCOT ANTHONY, 6090 Fair Oaks Drive 7377. 631-1646. Big Brofher 7117; Peanuis Ces+ 7117; Baske+ba11 777: Gymnas+ics 7B7; Swimming Team 79-107; Golf 710-117: Iniramurals 77-127. BURLEW. JOHN HOWARD. 3355 Kirkup Avenue 7137. 891-8044. Foofball 77-127. Co-cap+a1n 7127; Baske+ba11 77-ll7; Baseball 7107: Track 797; Eagies C1ub 711-127; Sr. Book Discussion Group 7127. BUTTON. RICHARD SCOTT. 5576 Beechmonf Avenue 7307. 231-5079. Big Bro+11er 7127; Swimming Team 711-127;H1-Y 711-127; Spanish C1ub 7IO-II7. BYRNES. JAMES THOMAS, 1009 Catawba Valley Road 7267. 321-78211. Baseball 7127;H1-Y711-127;FrenchC1ub710-117. CALHOUN, DWIGHT A.. 3569 Larkspur Avenue 787. 321-1466. Band 77-97; Foo'HaalI 710-117: French Club 7107. CARR. DEBORAH ANN. 1353 BurdeH' Avenue 767. 751-6396. Peanu+s 7117; Walnu+s cask 7127;C110ir 797: A Capella Choir 7127;61rls'Glee C1ub 7107; GAA 77-127; Class Represenhfive 7127; Vast 7117; Span- ' i511 C1ub 710-127; Currenf His7ary C1ub 710-127. CARROLL, LORETTA ANNE. 2226 Kenfon Siree'r 767. 221-0692. Jr. S+udenf Council 78-97; Big Sisfer 7127; Choir 70-97; Girlsr G159 C1ub 7107; A Capelfa Choir 711-1271 6AA 77-127;Wa1nu'1s Casi 711-127: Peanufs Casi 7117; French C1ub 710-117; Y-Teens 710-117; Pep Club 71 17. CHlRICOSTA, SANDRA KAY, 2355 Losanfiville Road 7377. 531-4908. Big Sisfer 7127: GAA 787: Y-Teens 7117; PTA 7127; Peanufs Cas7 7117; Spanish Club 710-127. CLARK. CHERYL LYNNE, 3I49 Vine Sireel' 7m. 281-5096. Big sasrer 7127; Girls' Glee C1ub 710-117: Choir 77-87; German C1ub 710-127; Peanu+s Casf 7117; FTA 7127: Creafive Wri+ing Club 787 CLAYTON. SUSAN LEE. 2948 Secfion Road 7377. 731-5689. Jr. S+uc1enf Council 777; Sr. Sfudenf Council 7117; Social Commiifee 7107: Big Sisier 7127; Peanufs Casi 7117; Walnufs Ca5+ 7127; Girls' Glee Club 7107; A Capella Chair 7127. Vas+ 7127; Lafin C1ub 77-107; French Club 710-117. COBB. BONlTA RUTH. 3949 Holman Circle 7367. 793-3961. B19 Sisi'er 7127; Orchesfra 77-127; Spanish Club 710. I27; Vas+ 7127; Peanuis 7117: Pep Club 7107; Walnufs 797. COHEN. HOWARD ALAN. 1010 Clearbrook Drive 7297. 242-2587. Sr. Sfuden+ Council 7171-127. Execque CommiHae 7127; Class Repre- sen7a+ive 7117; Sr. Class Presiden+; Peanuh Ca5+ 7117; Walnuts Casi 7127: Foofball 797; Swimming Team 79-107; Tennis 79-127; Spanish Club 710-117; Spanish Honor Sociefy 7127; Prom Wai+er 7107. COHEN. VINCENT JAMES. 707 Eas+ Mi+chell 7291. 221.5050. Class RepresenfaHve 7107; Jr. Sfudeni' Council 77-97. Execufiva Commi++ee 78-97; Big Broiher 7127; Walnuis Ca5+ 77.117; Peanu+s Ca5+ 7117; Band 77-97; Orchesh'a 77-97; Foo+bal1 710-127; Gymnasfics 77-127; Track 79-1271Radia Club 77-87. COMASSAR. GENE LESLEY, 7930 5+111we11 Road 7377. 761-1341. C1167- +erbox Typis+ 7127; Jr. Sl'udeld- Council 797; Class Represen+a+ive 7107; Big Sisfer 7127; Peanufs C357 7117; Walnufs Casi 711-127; Daisy Chain 7117;Frenc71 C1ub 711-127. CONNALLY. VERN ANN. 2936 Eden Avenue 7197; 751-2171. Big Sisier 7127'. Peanufs Casi 7117;Wa1nufs 7117; Band 787;C1101r 77-97; Girls' Glee Club 710. l27; 6AA 73-117; Class Representative 7117: Vas+ 7127; French C1ub 7-11-127; Laiin Club 7107; Healfh Careers 7127; Pep Club 7107. Secreiary 7107; Spiri+ Squad 7127. CRABTREE. CARLA ANNE. ISOI Beacon BBL 23I-5802. ChaH'erbox UH; Orchesira lah German Club Um. CRITTENDON. SALLY CLEMONS. I30I Edwards Road WL 87I-169l. Remembrancer S+aFF U1-I2L Sr. Class Edi+or UH: Social Ccmmiffee HM 5r. Sfuden+ Council UOI: Cum Laude Waifress UH: Quill and Scroll UH: Big Sisfer U21; Peanufs Ca5+ UH: Choir U-Sl; Daisy Chain llll: Pap Club UH; AFS PH; French Club IIO-IH; Curran! His+ory Club UH. DAMRON. NEIL PROCTOR. 684 Iris Avenue UBL b3I-9504. 5r. S+u. denf Council U01: Cross Counfry UZL DAVID. JEROME PAUL, 6249 Siover Avenue Mn. 35I-I937. Peanu+s $.39: SIN: Walnuts Sfa'Ff UOJ; Swimming Team P9,; German Club ID-ll . DAVIS, RUTH MARGUERITE. 3449 Greenlawn Avenue UL 96l-6276. Jr. 5+uden+ Council ISJ; Spanish Honor Socieiy UZl; Big Sisier UN; Peanufs Siaff UH; Walnu+s Siaff HIJ: Choir U-N; Girls' Glee Club UN: GAA U-lll: Reserve Cheerleader UH: Pep Club IID-IIH: Spanish Club lll-IZI: Heal+h Careers Uzi: Prom llLIzy; Modern Dance Club H-l H; Vasi' IIZL DIAMONDI JAY GORDON. 68I0 Meadcw Ridge Lana BU. 63l- 6358. Chaflerbox ll U, Firs? Page Co-Edifcr UH; 5r. Siuden? Council IIO. IZJ; Cum Laude UH; Big BroH'Ier UI-IZI: QUE and Scroll llZl: Peanufs Cad Ull; Chess Club U, IH; Lah'n Club UDJ; French Club HO-IZL Presidenf U21. DOBBINS, RODNEY. lel Crane Avenue HI. 22I-773I. Band HI; Foo+ball IB-Vh Baskefball l9-l2l: Spanish Cfub UOM Arf Club IIZJ. DORITY. ZOVANNAH, 35I9 Wabash Avenue 7l 63I-0505. 6AA U-lN: Band U-IH: Lafin Club W-IZI; FTA Ul-IH; Jr. Achievemen+ IlI-IN: Red Cross UH. DRESSLER. ALAN MICHAEL. 4543 Brisfol Lane HH. 242-3536. Chaf- ierbox SfaFF UH: Peanu+s Casi H II; Walnuis Staff UH: Math Club Um; Philosophy Club UZI. DUBOSE, EDNA JEAN, l854 Fairfax Avenue Hi. 75l-8776. Big Sisfer UN: 6AA PM U: Y-Teens HAN: Vasf UN: Walnufs Ca5+ H. IH. DUDLEY. PAUL ANTHONY. 46H: Marburg UH. 87l-3269. Band U-M; Track I9-IU: Fodba Ul-f2j15wimming Team PH: Hi-Y UZL DUKEI FRANK PATRICK. 3325 Mon+gomery Road U! 75l-4b69. Sr. Class Play UH; Vas+ UH. DUNNI JOHN AUSTINI 3243 Avery Lane ML 87IAII2O. Band U-IH; German Club UO-I H; Radio Ciub UH. DURAND. HENRY JERSIN. 3013 Beekman S+relrf HSL 542-0I37. Chain +erbox Staff llll: Big Bro+i1er UH; Band UH: FocibalI UO-IZI; Track IIU-IH: Gymnas+ics UO-th Lafin Club UH. Treasurer UH. DWORKiN. JAMES BARNET. 2896 Easf Galbraifh I371: 793-3344. ChaHerbox Staff UH; Class Represen+a+ive IIOJ: Spanish Honor Sa- cie+y UZJ; Band HI; Basketball t8. IO-IH; Tennis IQvIH; Spanish club Hum. EARLEY. JEANNE ANN. 6575 Devonwood Drive t24L 522-0055. Sr. S+uden+ Council UH; Class Represenfaiive UH: Big Sisier U21; Pea- nufs,tlll1GAANJH;YJeensts-lthrenci-IClubH-III;V551U2M Lafin Club is!- ELLIS, DEBORAH LEE. 6427 Fair Oaks Avenue BU. b3l-8863. Gleam IIZL Business Manager U211 Big Sister UH: Peanuis UH; Creaiive WrHing Club IB-ql: French Club IIDrIZI: Quill and Scroll UH. ENGEL' JENNIFER DEE. 3106 Portsmoufh Avenue Hi. 32l-l673. Jr. 5+uden+ Council UL Social Commiffee UO-Ill. Co-Chairman UH: Daisy Chain UH; Big Sis+er IIZJ: Walnu-l's Ca5+ HJZL Pony Chorus Direcior UH; Peanuts Casf UH, Choreographer UH; Choir W-9J; A Capella Choir UO-IZL- Choir Council IIZL- Jr. High Cheerleader IE-H. Captain HI; Varsify Cheerleader UO-IZL Capfain tlZi; 6AA tBi: French CIub HO-Hl: Vasf lIIJ: Prom UI-IH: SpirH Squad th-IZJ; Red Cross UH; Curren+ Hfshary Club UH. ENGEL. JUDITH ANN, 7345 Elbrook Avenue UH. 35l-0638. ChaH'er- box Staff UO-IZL Third Page Edifor IIH, Co-Edifor UH; Gleam AH 5+.st UO-IZI; Sn Sludenf Council U21; Big Sisfer U21: Quill and Scroll Ull; Peanufs Cast and Staff UH. Publiciiy Co-Chairman UH: Walnuis SfaE lIl-IZJ, Publici'ly Chairman UH: GAA U-E, IH: De- ba'f'e Team UM: Prom IIl-IZJ, Publichy Chairman tIZL FALK, VIVIAN ANN. 754 Avan Fields Lane HM, 96I-4676. Remem- brancer UH; Big Sisfer U21: Triple Trio HI-IH: Choir U-9l; A Capella Choir UO-IH: Prom HI-IZM French Ciub HO-IZM Walnuis Casf IIO-I2h Peanufs Ca5+ IIH. FAUST, LARRY STEVEN, 22m sedion Road tan 73L3404. Spanish Honor Socie+y I121; Peanuis Ca3+ UH; Spanish Club UO-IZI; Cur- renf Hisfory Club UH; Class Represenfafive IIOL FEDER. GARY HAROLD, 85l5 Lynnehaven Drive BM. 891-0299. Chat +erbox UM; Class Represenfafive UIJ: Big Bro+her Ul-IH; Peanu+s Ca5+ UH: Walnu+s Ca5+ and Staff Ul-Ill; Sr. Class Play ll2l: Jr. Class Play UH; Tennis UM; Radio Guild UH; Red Cross UH: Ger- man Club IlO-IZL Presiden+ UH; Philosophy Club UH; Currenf His: fary Club UN. FEUERHOLZ. FRANK NICHOLAS. JR.. 3520 River Road HL 471- ?905. Band IS-IH: Peanuis Ca5+ UH; Debaha Club HJ; La+in Club I2j. FINE. LOUIS ROBERT1 EbID Lynnehaven Drive UM. 89I-4780. Chaf- +erbox U-Bl: Walnut Casi UH; Peanuts Ca5+ UH; Band l7-9i: Ten- nis HI; French Club UO-IZL FISCHER, SIGRID DORIS. 5023 W651 Easiwood Circle H71. 27I-9005. Big Sisfer UZJ; Peanu+s Cas+ UH; GAA U-91; Vasf IIZJ: German Club no.121; Pep Club uo-IzJ. FISH. CHERIE BETH, 4 Burfon Woods Lane lZ'H. 86I-8665. Spanish Honor Sucieiy UH: Big Sisfer UH: Peanuis Casi UH; Girls' Giee Club llO-IH: Choir WI: A Capella Choir Hill: 6AA In: Spanish Club UO-IH; Currenf His+ory Club UH. FISHER, JOEL ANTHONY, 824 Wakefield Drive Ubl. 87l-6382. Ten. nis HD-I I l FiSHER, KIRBY ALFRED. 57l3 Glengafe um. 631-4I3I. Choir H.121: Football IB-IZI; Baseball UH: lnframurels Ul-IH: LeHermen Club II IJZI. FLEMING, PETER GARDNER, 3 Annwood Lane U3! 86I-2992. Infra- rnurals UOJ: Baskeiball U-Ilj: Tennis l9-l2h German Club UI-l2l; Supply S+ore Worker lllJZl. FOOTE. ROGER LEEl IMO Beverly Hills Drive l26l. BTI-0522. Class Represenfafive UH; Big Brofher IILIZI; Peanufs Casi. UH. Co-Direc- +or of Singing Chorus; A Capella Choir UO-IH; Oci'aHe IlI-IZh Choir I7-9l; Swimming Team IB-I'M: Inframurals H-Joh French Club HO-IZJ: Prom Waiier HUI. FOULKES. DAVID PAUL. 4082 Rose Hill t29l. 36I-9594, Jr. 5+udan+ Council WI: Class Represenfa'l'iva Um: Sr. Sfuden+ Council UN: Big Brofher UH; Sr. Class Play UOvIZI; Jr. Class Play IIO-IU; Swimming Team I'LIZI; Track UH: Peanuis Casf llll; Walnufs Cast UOi; Cur- reni His+ory Club I9. ll-IZI: 5+arrlp Club In: French Club IlO-IH: Prom Wai+er Um; Lunchraam Monitor UH. FOX. NORMA ESTELLE. 3975 Ardmore H9I. 9bl-874b. Spanish Honor Sociefy UH; Band U-FZl; Paanuis UH: Walnu+s UH; GAA U, 95l2l. 6AA Board HZI; Library Assis+an UH. FRANKLIN. LINDA SUE, Ily33 Fenmare Drive B71, 242-0250. Walnuis Cash Peanufs Casi UH; Giris' Glee Club UH: Choir U31: A Capella Choir UH; Water Wheels Um; Red Cross UH; French Club UO-IIJ: YJeens W-IOh Prom ULIZI. FRANZEN. JOHN POTTER. 32I5 Hardisfy Avenue l3, 87l-2309. Chaf- ferbox Edifcrial Edl'for U21; Nafional MerH Scholarship Finalist Big Brofher Ul-IH; Siege Crew IB-IZL Sfage Manager IIZJ; Walnuis S+aFF U21: Peanu+s S+af-F UH. Scenery Co-head UH; German Club UO-IZL Vice Presideni llmI Presidenf U H; Prom IIZJ, Co-chairman l IZL FREIBERG, RONNA ANN, 7l85 Elbrook Drive E37,. 63I-2200, Chaf- +erbox S+aff U I l: Jr. Sfucfenf Council l7-9L Execufive CommiHae IN; Social CommiHee UH; Class Vice Presidani' Um; Sr. Sindenf Council HO. I21. Execu+ive CummiHee UZJ, AFS Co-chairman UH; Siudenf Cour? UH; Cum Laude Waifress UH; Big Sis'har. Presiden+ UH; Pea- nu+s Co-Direc'lor UH; Walnuk Ca5+ IN; Prom Ul-IZh Five Fingers UH: French Club th-IH. FRIEDMAN. JEFFREY JAY. 3530 Verger Lane DU, 73l-b475. Peanuis Casf UH: Baskeiball Uh Gymnachs u'lol; Tennis UI-IZL- Infra- rnurals U-9L SALES. CHARLOTTE ANN, 863 Beecher Shea? l6j.75l-0918. Big 5is+er UH; Girls' Glee Club UM; Choir HUN; A Capella Choir UH; 6AA H-IZh Y-Teans U-Sl; LaHn Club IT-Bl; Spanish Club UO-IZh Peanufs Casf UH; Walnufs I121: HeaHh Careers; Prom U21. GAMBLE. MARGARET KAREN. MS? Red Bank Road U31. 89I-3640. Gleam Typis+ UH: Spanish Honor Socie+y lIl-IH; Big Sis+er UH: A Capella Choir umzy; Girls' Glee Club U01: Choir UH: GAA Uh Spanish Club HOJ 1 l; Russian Club UI-IZL GANULIN. NEILI 2336 Vera Avenue BU. 73I-6773. Class Vice Presi- deni UH; Sr. Sfudenf Council UJ-IZL Vice Presiden+ UZL Social Commif+ee Co-head till; Class Representai-ive UH; Big Brofhar UIJZJ; Peanu+s C351 UH; Band Uh Baskeiball t9-IOL Reserve UM; Tennis U01; French Club llll; Prom Hf-lzL Tickef CommiRee Co- head I I-I2L GARBER. SHARON LOIS. 6820 Meadow Ridge Lane I37l. 73I-2297. Big Sis+er UN: Peanuts Ca5+ UH; 6AA U-Bh French Club lIO-IH: Curren+ His'rory Club UH: Ar+ Club UH: Pep Club UH. GAST. PAMELA LOUISE. II55 Halpin Avenue UL 32I-5I42. Sr. S+u- afenf Council IIO-IZJ: 5+udenf Courf UH. Secre+ary UH: Class Secre- +ary UM; Class Treasurer UH: Big Sis+ar UZJ: Five Fingers UH: Pea- nuts Casf U H; 6AA IT-Bh Choir U-Bh Girl Mayor Candidafe UH; French Club UOJZI; Prom llI-IZL GENTZOW DIETER, I334 Meier Avenue tBL 32l-7044. GOINGS. MILTON COURTLAND, 3820 Woodford Road U31. 89l- 6573. Band U-BL GOLDI THOMAS BARON. I344 Wesimfnsfer Drive H'H. 242-4273. ChaHerbox Skiff UO-IZL Fea+ure Page UH. Feafure Edi'lor U2h 5r. Sfuden+ Council UO-IH, Execu+ive Ccrnmfi'fee U2j, Co-Chairman of AFS UH: Quill and Scroll UH: Sr. Crass Play N, l211Jr. Class Play U01; Peanufs Ca5+ HIL SiaFf Co-Chafrman Illl; Walnuh Casi l8-9, IZL Sheff UH; lnframurals U-N; Baske+ball Manager UIJ; Prom Ul-IZi: Lunchroom Moni+or U21: French Club HO-IM; Currenf H'Is- +ory Club UH. GOLDMAN. THOMAS M.. I85 Siurgk Avenue U71. 281-9856. Span- ish Honor Socie+y: Choir W-9L GORDON, NATHANIEL ALPHONSO, l9l3 Dana Avenue UL 35l- 4I86. Orchesfra U-IZL; Peanuis Cas'l' UH; Walnufs UOL GOSBY, RICHARD EDWARD. l528 Merediih Drive UH. 522-4I92. Remembrancer 5+a17f UH: Baskefball Manager t9-l0h Red Cross UOJ: LaHn Club H-IZI; Currenf His+ory Club UIL GOULD. JAMES MALCOLM. 747 Clinfon Springs Avenue L29L 96f- 3398. ChaH-erbox S+aFF lIIL Assisiani Advertising Manager UZl; Class Treasurer tle; Walnuis Cas+ Um; Peanuis Ca5+ UH; Tennis U-IZJ; Varsify Cheerleader lIZL GRAD. MARJORIE ANN. I844 Greenbriar Place BU. 73lnl890. Chaf- ferbcx Staff HZL' Big Sister UH; Peanuis Casi' UH; Girls' GIee Club HO-IH; French Club IIOnIZI1 Current Hisfory Club Ull; Pep Club. GREENE. EVERETT LEWIS, 282 Dcrches+er Avenue II9L 42l-0224. Track UO-IZJ: Cross Counh'y llO-JZL GULINO, ROSANNE MARGARET. l272 Hayward Avenue UM. 32l- 394l. Spanish Honor Socie+y lll-IZh Peanu+s Ca5+ UH; Choir H-W: Girfs' Glee Club UM; A Capella Choir tlll; 6AA NJ: Lah'n Club UD-IZI; Spanish Club IIOJ; Reserve Cheerleader IIO-I IL Co-Capfain UH: Y-Teens HL HACKER. KATHLEEN. l3 Eas+ Mifcheli Avenue H7L 75I-I469. Glee Club UH; 6AA LB-Ill; German Club Ill-IZL Y-Teens UH: French Club U0. IZJ; Lafin Club U-IOJ. HARRIS, PHILLIP RICHARDSON, 359 Elland Circle tZ9L 75l-520L Spanish Honor Sociefy IIZI'. Foo+ball U-H: Baskefball tT-IZL Reserve UN: Red Cross UIL HARRISON, RONALD VINCENT. 875 Lexingfon LZ9L 751-4995. Base. bail UH; Weighf LiHing Club UOL HATHAWAY. DONA LEE, 7 Walsh Lane LBL 32l-62939 Remembrancer SfaFF ULIZL Spark EdHcr UZ'; Big Sisfer UH: Peanut Casi UH; Walnufs Ca5+ HUI; Girls' Glee Club Um; A Capella Choir UI-IZL GAA UO-llh Jr. High Cheerleader U-N; Varsify Cheerleader llo- IZL: French Club UO-lll: Daisy Chain Illl: Class Represen+a+ive Um; Pram UI-IZL; Curreni Hishry Club UIL HAUGHT. CRAIG STEPHEN. 4 Meyer Place I26L 87I92l35. Swimming Team L94 ll; Hi-Y III-IZL: Spanish Club I101. HEATH. RICHARD SCOTT. 6534 Breckenridge U31. 73l-l382. A CapeHa Choir U I-lZl: Peanu+s Casi UH; Walnufs Casi Ull; Baskeiu ball Manager HI; Spanish Honor Society UZL HEILBRUNN. DANIEL JAY, 74I5 Belkay Drive I37L 73I-24l4. Red Cross Ul-IZI'. Peanuis Cas+ Ull; Walnufs Cad- UZI; Tennis M; Foo+ball Manager HO-Ill; Baseball UOL HENRY, LAWANDA. 364I Irving S+ree+ tZUL 96L9090. HERMAN, SANDRA FRANCES. 6753 East Farm Acres L37L 53I-39579 Chafferbox SfaH I9-I0h Jl'. S+udanf Council Uh Sr. Sfudeni' Council UOL Social CommI'Hee UOL. Cum Laude Waifress UH; Big Sis+er UZl: Peanu+s Ca5+ Ull; Walnufs Casi U01; Red Cross UZl; Prom UH: French Club UU-l H; La+in Club HJ: Y-Teens UL Currenf His- +ory Club UH; Modern Dance Club WL HERMAN, THOMAS JAMES. 373B Aylesboro Avenue UL 32I-87539 Track UH: Peanufs Staff tllj; Walnufs S+aFF U21. HIGGINS. DAVID LAURENCE, 3333 Ibsen t9L 73l-8797. Big Brofher U'ZI: Baseball llO-I21: Foofball tILIZI: Baskei'ball L9,; Visual Aids IV-m: Hi-Y Hum. HILTON. ISABEL NANCY. 3 The Drive. Greengafes. Bradford. York- shire. England. AFS Exchange Sfudenf Leni'ered in Grade Ill; Sn S+u- denf Council UH; Spanish Honor Socie+y UZJ: Laiin Club UH; French Club UH; Spankh Club UH: Wafer Wheels IIZh Sr. Book Discussion Group U2L HIRLING. JOHN FREDERICK. l4l0 WiHekind L2H, 544-9329 Re- membrancer tll-lH; Class Represenfafive UH; Jr9 Siuden'l' Council U-Bh 3r. Class Play UH: Walnu+s Cas+ lIO-IH; Peanufs Casi- UIL' A Capella Choir tIO-IU; OdeHe UO-IIJ; Foo'rba W-IOI; Reserve UDj; German Club UOJZL HIRSCH. SUSAN LEE, 6327 Hammel Avenue t37L 63l-7429. ChaHep box Ar+ S+aFF ULIZL CoAEdHor of Ari UH; Gleam Ari SfaH UI-IZL' Big Sis+er UH: Peanu+s Cast and Staff HIL Scenery Co-Head IIIJ: Wafnuis Ca5+ H, IZL SfaFF UO-IZL PublicHy Co-Head U21; 6AA IN; Curren+ His+ory Club UZL. Red Cross U-IOL' AH Club HZL Secrefary IIZJ: French Club UO-JU; Pram tlI-IZL CommiHeE Co. Head UH; Scenery Pain+er tlD-IZL HIRSCHBERG, TERI LYNN, 7l50 Elbrook Drive H7L 53l-3986. Gleam Arf Sfaff UZI; Peanu+s Ca5+ UH; Walnu+s Casi L9. IH; STEP UH: French Club UH; Prom tII-IH; Pep Club U01: Scenery Pain+er UOI; Modern Dance Club I91. HOARD, ANN KATHLEEN. 3456 Evans+on UL 75I-05I5. Remem- brancer Siaff UH; Sr. Sfudenf Council IIH; Big Sisfer UH; Peanuis Casf UH; Choir I191; Girls' Glee CIub UOJ; A Capella Choir HI-IZJ;GAAl7-12h Lafin Club th1. HOFFHEIMER, ANNE. I98 Green Hills Road lBL 87l-Ilbl. Remem- brancer S+aff Hl-IZL Underclass Ediior IIZI; Jr. Sfudenf Council IN: Quill and Scroll UH: Big Sis+er UH: Peanuis Casf UH; GAA l7-l2j: French Club IIO-IZl: La+in Club l9-IOI'. Y-Teens t9-I0j: Prom HZL HOFFMAN, LEWIS CHARLES, l337 Harlin Place tBL 32l-789T. Or- chesha U-9l: $+age Band; Siege Crew U-9L, Visual Aids IIOL HOLMES. STEPHANIE ANN. 7l3l Fernbank Avenue HSL 94I-0229. Big Sisfer tlZl; Folk Music Club th-IZL: Modern Dance Club HO-IH: Philosophy Club UH; Ptom UH; Scenery Painfer UIL HOOD, ROBERT GLENN, I649 LocH'Iursi' Lane U4L 63l-IOB9. Big Brofher tlZl; A Capella Choir UH; Foofball UO-IZM BaskeHaaH UD- l2J;TrackU0-12L HOPPLEl RICHARD MchBBIN, 6447 Honeysuckle Drive UOL 23f- 6520. Big BmH'Ier UH; Peanuis Cas+ II H; La+in Club W'Foh French Club Howl; Hi-Y Ul-IZL . JACOBS, WILLIAM ROBERT, Chafherbox Sfaff HH; 5r. Class Play UZI; Foofball tB-Ilj: Track HI: Chess Club IHL JEFFERSON, BARI DEBORAH, 3639 Forest Park Drive H9L 96I-5l20. French Club Hl-IZJ; Walnuis Cad UH; Peanufs Casi HIL- Prom UH: Spirff Squad UH; PublicHy CommiHee IIIL JENNINGS, CAROL MARIEl 2506 Oak Ridge Drive l37L 53I-8597. Big Sisfer H21: Peanuis Casf UH; Walnu+s UH: Choir Hi; Girls' Glee Club UO-IIJ: A Capella Choir UZI; 6AA U-IZL GAA Board U21: AFS IN; French Club UO-IH; Vast UZI; Y9Teens UH; Prom UHZL JOHNSON, ADRIENNE GRACE, 3445 Woodburn Avenue Ln. 75l- 3743. Big Sisier lth Girls' Glee Club HO-IH; A Capella Choir UZL' Reserve Cheerleader HUI; VarsHy Cheerleader lIl-IZI; Peanufs Ca5+ UH; Walnuh Cas+ UH: Pep Club UH; Creafive Wrifers UH; Red Cross H-IOL JOHNSON, MEREDITHI 4050 Rose H? l29L 96l-2459. Big Sisier UH: Peanu+s Casi UH: GAA lIl-IZL 6AA Board IIZL; Wafer Wheels tH-IH; Vasf UIL JONES. BILLFE FAYE, l3 Calhoun S+ree+ U9L 22l-7578. JONES. HAROLD A.. l5l4 Ruih Avenue UL 461-2349. Band U-f2h Orchesfra l7-I2h Walnu+s U-IH: Peanuk llll; Sfage Crew U-IZL JUBELIREK STEVEN JAMES, 2755 Seciion Road l37L 35f-6770. Pea- nuts Cas+ UH: Walnu+s Ca5+ ll'l-IZJ: ChrHerbox KCirculaficn EdHorj IllnIZh Remembrancer Shag UH; Big BroihEr U21; Orches+ra U-Bl: Iniramurals U-9l: Lah'n Club IlO-lZl; Red Cross UH: Curren+ His+ory Club HM; Pep Club IIOh Prom UZL KAHNl LINDA RAE, 7245 Elbrook Drive UH. 73l-4U96. Peanuk Casi UH: GirIs' Glee Club iIOvIZI; Modern Dance DJ; Curran? His+ory Club UH: Pep Club H0D;FrenchClubH2l1Prom IIZL KAPLAN RENEE MARCIA. 223i Royaloal: Cour+ I37L 73l-32I9. Re- -membrancer in: Peanuls Ca5+ fill; Girls' Glee Club IlO-th Red Cross Represen+a+ive I'M; Curren+ His+ory Club lth French Club UZJ; Lafin Club IS-W; Social CommiHee Wk Daisy Chain UH; Prom IIZL KATZ, ROBERT WAYNE. 7405 Aracoma Fores+ H7L 35l-43369 Spanish Honor Socie+y UN; Peanu+s UH; Band IN; Track t7-9l: Gymnasfics t7v8h Golf U2,;:ln+ramurafs I'l-IOL: Spanish Club UO-IH; CurrenL Hisfory Club UOL KAY. STEVEN ANDREW. 3 Baisaw Place tZOL 96I-I222. Gleam Ari SfaFf U-IOL Arf EdHor UH; Cha+ferbox tII-IZL Ar+ EdHor IIIL Phofographer IIZJ: Quill and Scroll H21: Big Bro'H'Ier UN: Scenery Pain+er H-IH: Ma+h Club. Presidenf U01: French Club UU-IH: Creaiive Wriiers Club Ui-l I L KITTENBRINK, KENNETH JAY, 4lll Waherson LZTL 27l-5965. Band LB-IN: Walnufs IIO-IH; Peanu'l's UH: Swim Team UH; German Club ilO-IIL KLEMM9 RICHARD ANDREW, 2603 Universify Cour+ lqu 22I-2389. Spanish chor Socieiy UZL' Walnufs Cas+ UZl: 5r. Class Play leJ: A Capella Choir UH; cheHe UH; Swimming Team UZL KOREY. RICHARD DAVID. 3963 Beechwood Avenue U9L 751-0063. feinui's UH; Orchesha U-9L- Track IN; Fociball HI; Inframurals 9 . KURTZA MARK ALAN, 986 Dana Avenue NW. 86l-6394. Sr. Sfudenf Council UI-IZL. A Capella Choir UH; Fcoi'ball ta-H: Baskefball HI: Track L6-9L' Baseball UH; Junior Class Presideni' UIL LACKMAN, CAROLYN LINDA. 35I6 Herschel View UL 87I-I675. mg Sisher UH; Peanufs UH; A Capella Choir UO-IZI; Triple Trio Ham; Girls' Glee Club Hm; 5AA UO-IZM Bridge Club Wk French Club W-I I L LANDFRIED, LAWRENCE CARL. 2779 Ridgewood U3L 63L7356. Pea- nuf-s IIH: Walnu+s UZL. A Capella Choir U ll; Band l81;Gymnachs HJH; Foo+ball IBI; Prom Wai+er Hm: Prom UH; Track U-SL LANGFORD. JOHN EVERHART. 3573 Wilson Avenue L29L 96l-6232. Choir l7-9l; InframuraIs 40L LaTOUR. WENDY KARIN, 63I3 Viciorfa Lane IBL 87l-2272. ChaHeru box Shaf'F U-IIL- Sr, Sfudeni Council IIO-IH; Jr. Sfudenf Council I7, 91; V35? HZl; Peanufs CasiL UH; Walnuts Cas+ KT-Bi; Chofr I7-81: 6AA I7-8h Swimming Team U-IZL Modern Dance Club I8-9h Cur- ren+ Hisiory Club LB-IH; Lafin Club U-IIL- French Club UH; Ar+ Club UH; Red Cross U-IOI; Creafive WrHing IE-N; Library Worker NH 1,; Russian Club UM; Scenery Painier l9-IOL. Y-Teens H.101. LAWRENCE, VYVIAN C., 2303 Ashland Avenue. 96l-2375. Band LEI; Y-Teens L9,: Sr. Band UO-IZL Band Council Secrefary UH; Orchesfra 1I0-l2l;German Club I94 U; Walnuts Band UIL, Peanufs Band IIIL LEE. NANCY CAROLYN. Big Sl'sfer U21; Choir U-9l: A Capella Choir th-l2l; 6AA UL, Spanish Club IIOL: Peanu+s Ca5+ UH; Crea+ive WrHing LBL LEININGER. STEPHEN LOUIS. bl59 Fairway Drive H21.63l-0282. Big Broiher UH; Peanuis Cas+ UH: Fool'ball UNIOI: Infrarnurals U-N; Hi-Y lll-IZL Treasurer IIIL Presidenf U2L LEITER. JEFFREY CARL, me Es+her Drive 1m. 242.2r39. Jr. s+uden+ Council U-9L Execulive CommiHee I91; Cum Laude UH; Mercanfile Library Card tn; National Meri'l' Scholarship F'malis'l' UH; Big Brofher UI-IZL CmChairman U21; Peanu+s Ca5+ UIJ; Tennis L9,; Orchesfra U-Bl; French Club l9-JIL Currem His+ory Club UOL LELIEVRE. THOMAS WILLIAM. l576 Larry Avenue t24i. 542-3I62. Jr. S+uden+ Council Ml: Sr. Siudeni' Council lIOI; Big Brofher UH; Peanu'l's Casf UH; Walnu+s Casi Ul-IZL; Swimming Team PU; Inha- murals l7-9h Prom Waifer Um: Prom UI-IZL LEVYI STUART 3., l833 Larchwood Place HTL 73I-8875. Chafferbox Phoiographer UOI; Remembrancer S+aff UO-IZL Phofographer UOL Layou+ Co-Edi+or UH. Phoio Editor UZL; Jr. S+udenf Council l8v9L Ac+ivi+ies CommiHee Chairman L91: Quill and Scroll UN; Big BroHIer IIZL; Peanuis tlll; WalnuI-s Casi- Ill-IZL; Jr. Class Play UH; A Capella Choir UO-l2i; Oc+ef+e UI-IZI: BaskeHaall Manager DH; French Club UZL LEWIN, EVELYN. 78l4 Dawn Road HTL 76I233I I. Remembrancer UH; Big Sisfer UH; Peanufs Casf UH; Girls' Glee Club UO-IH; A Capella Choir IIZL: GAA i731: Red Cross lIU-IH: Lafin Club l'I-Bh Spanish Club U0-I2j: Curren+ His+ory Club th-HL; Pep Club UIL LINDSEY. EILEEN, 3585 Van Anfwerp Place L291, 75I24375. Big $is+er U21; Girls' Glee Club UH: Choir U-H; GAA H-Ili; Spanish Club UO-IZL Vice Presidenf UH; Y-Teens I71; Healfh Careers IIZJ; Pean nufs UH: Walnuis Ca3+ UH: Prom KIN: Office Worker. LUMPKINS. GERALD. I020 Chapel Sireei' ML 9bI-70l3. Foo+ball LB-IZJ; Baseball lIO-IZL: Track Wj; Red Cross UZL MACK. BARBARA ANN, I Annwood Lane ML 96I-2I7I. 5r. Studenf Council IIO-IZL Execu'Hve CommiHee UI-IZL Social CommiHee Co- Head. Secrefary L121: Big Sisier U21, Co-Heacl UZI; Paanu+s Casi UH; Choir HI: Girls' Glee Club Hm: A Capella Choir Ul-I2h 6AA UJH: SpirH' Squad llO-IZI; French Club IIO-IZJ; Vas+ UZL MANN, ARNOLD 5., HO! Fenmore Drive L37L MARTIN. JEAN ANN. 25 Glenmary Avenue IIDL 751-7l86. Gleam SiaH UDJZL Edi+or L121; Jr. Sfudenl Council UL: Spanish Book Award UOL, Mercanfile Award UH; Cum Laude UH; Quill and Scroll UZh Big Sisfer UH; Jr. Class Play HO-I I I; 512 Cfass Play Uzh Spanish Honor Socfeiy UO-IZJ; French Club UI-lH; Spanish Club H-lZl; Lafin Club IlD-IZL; Creafive Wriiing Club l8-IOL MARY. MARTHA VICTORIA. 34H Oakview Place WL 8714382. Big Sishar UN; Sr. Book Discussion Group UI-IZL Co-Chairman IIZL; Peanu+s. Co-Direcfor of Singing Chorus U11: French Club H-IZJ; German Club tlD-I21:PromUlL MASSENGALE, JACK CHARLES. 3726 Hyde Park Avenue ML 53!- 7237. BaskeHaall LN: Sr, Book Discussion Group tlZl: German Club L I I-I2L MATHER, BRADFORD WARD. 374I Soufh Berkley Circle I361. 74!. S368. Peanufs UIJ: A Capella Choir UO-IZI; Swimming Team U-IZL; Track UN; Hi-Y UO-IZL MATTHEWS, HANDY EMIL, II64 Norfh Lynnbroolr Drive L24L 68l- 7093. Baske+baH I729. ILiZL Reserve Baskefball U01: Fan+ball L83. IIL Reserve Foofball HUI; Track IN; Baseball IlO-IZL McCURDY, BLAIR KEYES. 422 Torrance Cour? IZL 97l-II4B. Red fross U-BL Peanu+s Ull; Baske+ball Manager UOl; French Club I'U-IZL MCGONEGLE. THOMAS PATRICK. 282! Vicioria Avenue HI; 87'- 2939. Foofball UI-IZL; Tennis UI-I2l: Class Represeni'aiive UIL McMILLlAN. JOYCE. lOfI William Howard Taff ML 96l-l327. A Capella Choir UM: Choir I7-9L; 3AA H-lli; Y-Teens U-IOL MEANS. DARLENE REGINA. 4IO Cafherfne Sheet 22l-47I3. Sr. S+u- denf Council UN; Peanufs Casf IIIJ; Walnufs Cas? UZI: Choir U-W; Girls Glee Club HOL; Dany Chain IIH; 6AA U-th Modern Dance HUI: Vas+ UZL: Varsify Cheerleader HO-IZL Cc-Capfain IIZL; French Club Hal: Pep Club HO-I2L Co-Chairman U21; Prom lIZL MEHAS, MARK GEORGE I336 Michigan Avenue LBL 32l-4639. Jr. Smden+ Council UL, Nafional Merif Scholarship Finalisf UZJ; Sr. Class Play H-IN; Jr. Class Play Illl; Peanuts Ca5+ UH: LaHn Club UZL; Curran? Hfs+ory Club UI-IZL Radio Guild Ulj: Philosophy Club UH; Red Cross UOL MEIS. PEGGE MANN. 732 Avon Fields Lane l29L Bbf-bIML Big Sis- fer UH: Peanufs Cas+ UH; Girls' Bree Club tllj; Choir UAW; GAA U-El; Spanish Club IIG-IH; Lafin Club Win; Curren+ His+ory Club un. MEYERL DENNIS EUGENE. 42 Lakewood Avenue L20L 22l-7571. MILLER, CHRIS JOHN. 2823 Erie Avenue LBL 3214239. Sr. Class PlayUl212th.Class Play Ul-IZL MILLERL CRAIG NICHOL. 7027 Glenellyn Drive BbL B9l-5758. Pear nufs Ca5+ UH: Walnu+s Ca5+ Ul-IZL Social Cammiffee HOL MILLIKIN. ANNE EVANS. 7'90 Fair Oaks Drive L37L 73I-I79U. Ciass Treasurer IIOI; Class Represenfafive Hill; Big Sister UH; Daisy Chain UH; Walnu+5 Casi l9-IH; Peanu+s Casf UH; A Capella Choir UO-IZM 6AA t7-9l; Pigskin Queen UN: Vas+ UZL; Y-Teens WI: Prom Ul-IZL; AFS HI; Spanish Club UO-IH; Reserve Cheerleader Hm: Miss Walnufs U21. MINSON. LAWRENCE DAVID, II35 Clearbrock Drive l29L 242-4764. MITCHELL, DOUGLASS deDIEMAR. 4850 Sheffield AvenUe ubi. 32'- 6606. Class RepreseniaHve UM; Big Bro+her UZL; Peanuis Ca5+ UH: Walnu+s Ca5+ LIOLIZL; Choir LBJH; A Capella Choir UO-IZI; Basket ball U-Bi; Vasi UH; French Club UD-IZL: Prom Wailer IIOI; Crea- +ive Writers Club UL MITNIK. SHARON WENDY. 7310 Elbrook Drive B7,. 35l-5953. MONROE. LINDA CAROL, 3420 Fernside Piece UL 45I2254l. Big Sis'l'er UH; Peanufs SMH UH: Choir l7-9l; GAA l7-12L SpoaH Head HZJ; Modern Dance Club Ulj; Spanish Club UO-IZL Program Chairman UIL Presidenf UZL MONTGOMERY, WILLIAM EVARD. I320 Meier Avenue iSL 971-0464. Walnu+s Cast tll-IZl-I Peanu+s Casf UH; A Capella Choir llO-IZJ: OcteHe UN; Choir Council UH; French Club th-ITL MORGAN. GARY LEE. I405 Carolina Avenue H7L 53L5629. Band L3,; Fcofball H-IOI: Baskmball U-N: Baseball UO-IH: Prom Waifer lIOL: Prom IIZL MORGAN. JAMES PHILIP. 2l25 CEiffcn Avenue U9L 62I-l605. Cur- ren+ His'rory Club LB-lzl; Sr. Book Discussion Group UIL MORRIS. RICHARD EDWARD, Sr. S+uden+ Council HZL Execufive Cummi-Hee UH; Lunchroom MonHor Coordinaior UN: Peanu+s Ca5+ UH; Swimming Team W-lm: Pep Club UN; French Club UO-IIL MORROW, THOMAS C., 6'2 Heafherdale Drive BIL 771-3l79. Sr. Ciass Play UN; Walnuis Ca5+ Ul-IZL; Boy Mayor Represeniaiive UH; German Club tll-IZL MORTON. YVONNE, 3533 Vine Shae? LZOL 793-2412. Choir l7-9h Orchesfra th-lll: Girls' Glee Club IIOI; 6AA U-IZI; Vasf U21; French Ciub UO-Uh Y-Teens H-IOJ: Peanufs IIIL MUELLER. JOHN EDGAR. 3H7 Viciory Parkway ML 961-1424. CIas: Represeniai-ive ULIZI; Peanuts Cas+ UH; A Capella Choir UI-IZL Baseball U0-I2h Baskefball ITvIDL, FooHaall Hi; 50ccer l8-9L; Prom WaHer lth Prom ConsirucHon Head Ul-IH; French Club UO-lih Pep Club UO-I I L MURDOCK, EDWARD. 3244 Glendora Avenue HOL 75l-5l26. En+ered in Grade 12. NARROWl SUSAN LYNN. 7345 Sco++wood Avenue H71, 76l-l52l. ChaHerbcx S+afF III-JH: Remembrancer UL. Big Sisfer UH; Peak nuts Casf UIL Coniintu Diredor HIL- Walnufs Ca5+ Ull; Girls' Glee Club tIOJIL- A Capella Choir UZJ; Currenf Hisfory Club UO-IZL Presidenf UH; Fremh Cfub iIO-IZL; Y-Teens H-IOL: Pap Club tl0l15piri+5quad IIZL . NETTER. ALBERT H.. 246 Dorcheshr Avenue U91. 38l-0l58. Walnufs Casf UH; Peanu+s Cas+ UH: Foo+ball LB-IH; BaskHball L9. IU: Track LB-IOJ: Prom LlI-12I1Vasf Hl-IZL NEVERMAN. RONALD DAVID, 7085 Elbrook Drive L37L 63l-9I l3. Pea- nuis Casf UH: In+ramurals INN; La'rin Club 42,- PACK, JOHN EDWARD. 2525 Observafory ML 871-I5I9. Red Cross Um; German Club IIO-IZL PANI RAEHUA MEIMEI. 8620 Lynnehaven Drive l36L 793-2299. Chaf- ferbox SfaFF H-IIL Jr, High Edi+nr UOL Third Page EdHor UH; Jr. 5+udan+ Council U-VL Vice Presideni' UN: Sr. Sfudenf Council UNI: Cum Laude Waitress UH; Big Sis+er UH; Peanu+s Casi UH; Choir URL; A Capella Choir HOL; F0 ! Dance Club UH; Folk Music Club UO-l IL Creaiive Wri+ers Club I731; Scenery Pafn+er HI; La+in Club H-EZL Vice Presidenf UIL Presidenl' UN: French Club HO-I2L Sec- reiary UZl; German Club UZLI Five Fingers UH: Philosophy Club UH; 5r. Book Discussion Group HZL FARR1 LORETTAI 2329 Rohs sheaf H9L 24l-7I99. Walnufs UN: Pea- nufs Cas+ UH; Jr. Class Play UO-IH; OFFICE Worker UH; Library Worker I91: Creai'we WrHers Club PH; Big Sisfer UZL PEARL. RICHARD 5.. 7255 Laureloak Lane L37L 35I20594. Peanu+s Casi IIU; Walnu+s UH: Track UL PFEIFFER, FRANK GAINES. 3450 Whi'hqeld Avenue LZOL 28l-7260. Big Brother tIl-IZL, Walnufs Cad UO-IZM Peanuis Ca5+ UH; A Capella ChoirHO-IZLOdeHetl21:Foo+bal1U-B. Ill: Track Ill-IZL Inframurals U-Bi: Jazz Club llO-IH; Red Cross UZL PHIFPS. JOHN EDWARD, 3903 Winding Way I29L 86I-537I. Band ML: Foofball H-IZL Reserve UOI: German Club UO-IZL POGUE, ROBERT DUNLOP, 2M9 Handasyde Avenue lBL 32f-8042. Cha++erbcx SiaH HZL Jr. Sfuden+ Council I9l: Sr. S+udenf Council UDL- Peanufs Casi IIU: Walnu+s Casf UI-IZL; A Capella Choir lIO-IH; Fooiball MI; 601'? Team Um; Prom WaH'er U01: French Ciub lIU-IH; Vasi' UH; Coin Club UOL PORTNER. RICHARD CHARLES, 3873 Kilbourne Avenue 696. 326- 76600. ?etf Cross 6636; Peanuis Ca5+ 6666; Walnuts 6626; German Cfub 60-62 . POST. REGINA ANN. 2974 Dougfass Terrace 6626. 736-4366. Chaf- 6erbcx 67-86; Big Sis+er 6626; Peanuis Cas+ 6666; Chair 67-96; Girls' lee Club 6606; GAA 67-636; MaiareHe 6666. Feafure Twirler 6626; Spanish Club 660-666; Prom 666-626; Spirif Squad 660-666. PRINCE. CHARLOTTE HITCHCOCK. 606 S+an6ey Avenue 6266. 326- 3550. Gleam S6366 660-626. Assisianf EdHor 6626; Jr. S+uden6 Council 696; Cum Laude 6626; Mercanfile Day Beques+ Card 6606; Qu666 and Scroll 6626; Big Sisfer 6626; Jr. C6ass Play 6666; Sr. C6355 Play 6666; Scenery Painfer 69-666; La+in Club 660-626. Vice Presiden6 6666; Ari C6616: 660-626. PRONIN. BARBARA SUE, 6542 Corvallis Avenue 6376. 82650606653111 SfaH 660-626; Big Sisfer 6626; Feanufs Ca5+ 6666; Wa6nu+s Public6+y Co-Chairman 6626; Ad Club. Presiden6 6626: Prom Co-Chairman 666- 626; Vasf 6626; Scenery Painfer 660-626; Lafin C6ub 67-96; French Club 660-626. PRUSINER, PAUL EDWARD, 6523 Ridge CirCIe 6636. 636-0472. Re- membrancer S6aF6 6626; Chaiferbox S6556 69-606; Big Brofher 6626; Peanu+s Ca5+ 6666: 6066 Team 660-626. Capfain 6626: Foofball 696; Philosophy Club 6626; Vas+ 660-626. PULLEM. GREGORY HOPE. 4536 Erie Avenue 6276. 27l-5468. Walnufs Ca5+ 6666; A Capella Choir 660-626: Track 660-6I6; Baseball 6666: Foofball 69-626; Prom 6626. RANSOHOFF, JONATHAN LEE. 365 LafayaH-e Avenue 6206. 226- 3720. ChaH'erbox 6666; Peanuh C356 6666; Walnufs Ca5+ 6606; Band 606; Swimming 6II6; Gymnasfics 676; BasebaH 6626'. French C6ub 660-666; Pep Club 6666. RANSOHOFF. PAUL M.. 3536 Biddle S+ree+ 6206. 366-3389. Gleam Ar+ ShaFF 6Il-l26; ChaHerbox 6606; Jr. S+uden+ Council 67-96. Treas- urer 686I Presidenf 696; 5r. Sfudenf Council 660-626. CommiHee Head 6666. Execui'ive Commi'H-ee 6626; Sfudenf Courf Presiden6 6l26; Big Bro6her 666-626, Co-Head 6626; Peanufs Ca5+ 6666; Walnu+s Ca5+ 6606: Track 6606; Baskefball 676: French Club 6Il-626. Vice Presidewf 6626: Prom 660-626; Philosophy Club 6626; Cum Laucfe 6626. RASMUSSEN. NORMAN RAY. 6330 Pax+on Avenue 686, 326-7792. Walnuis Cas6 6666; Peanufs Casi 6666; Band 67-60. 626; Swimming Team 67-626. RECKMAN. ROBERT CHARLES. 330 Warren Avenue 6206. 966-5679. Sr. Siudenf Council 666-626. House and Grounds 6666I Publicify 6666, Presiden+ 6626; Na+iunal Merif Finalis6 6626; Spanish Honor Socieiy 6626; Big Bro+her 6666; Peanuis Cast and SfaH 6666; Swimming Team 68-626. Cc-Cap6a6n 6626: Deba+e Team 666-626, Cu-Cap+ain 6626; Prom Waifer 6606; From 6666. REDROW. CAROL ANN, I633 Carney S+ree+ 626. 386-7606. Spanish Honor Soc6e+y 666-626. Presiden+ 6l26; Big Sis+er 6626; Chair 67-96; Girls' G6ee Club 6606; A Capella Choir 666-626; Peanuts Casi 6666: GAA 67-626. Volleyball C6ass Team 6626; Spanish Club 660-626; LaHn Club 686; Red Cross 6626; Y-Teens 696. REINEMUTH. ROLF KURT, 629E Morfen Sheet 636. 376-2659. Baskef- ball 69-666; Baseball 67-626. REVELSON. HAROLD GLENN, 6630 G6en Acres 6376. 356-6248. Chaf- 6erbox Sports 56.356 6666; BaskefbaH 68-626; Track 696: Foofball Man- ager 6666. RICE, SHARON ANN, 3863 Odin Avenue 6636. 896-3340. Spanish Honor Society 666-626. $ecre+ary 6626; Big Sis6er 6626; Peanu+s Casi 6666; 6AA 69-626. Presidenf 6626; Spanish Club 6606. RINSKY, MARK JOEL. 6625 Wesf Farm Acres 6376. 636-0789. Wa6nu65 Ca5+ 666-626; Peanufs Ca5+ 6666. R6VK6N. SHARON M.. 4262 Rad Bud Place 6296. 226-7065. Remem- brancer Typisi' 6626; Jr. S6uden+ Council 68-96; Big Sis+er 6626; Fee- nufs C356 6666; GAA 676; French Club 660-666; Vasf 6626; Pep C6ub 660-666; Curren+ Hisfory Club 660-626; Prom 666-626; Oche Worker 6626. ROBINSON GREGORY OWENS, 468 Dorchesfer Avenue 6696. 776- 7536. ChaHerbox S6aH 666-626. EdHorial EdHor 6626; Red Cross 6861 School Arf Award 6666; Scholach Arf Exhibii- 660-626; Walnu+s Ca5+ 6606; Peanufs Cas+ 6666; Chair 676; La+in Club 6626; Curren+ Hisfory Club 660-6 16; Russian C6ub 68-96. ROCKMORE. ARNITA. 6349 Chapel Sheef 666. 966-3577. Peanu+s C556 6666; Walnufs 6606; Choir 68-96; Girls' Ghee Club 660-666; 6AA 68-626; OHice Worker 66.26; French Club 660-626; Pep Club 6606: Spirii Squad 6666; Y-Teens 660-666; Currenf Hisfory Club 6666. ROSEN. AARON ELI. 6825 Wynnewocd Lane 6376. 826-6446. French Club 660-626: Chess C6ub 6666. ROSENBAUM, MARK D.. 2564 Vera Avenue 6376. 356-6898. ChaHer- box Feafure Sfaff 6606. Ediforial Co-EdHor 6626; Jr. S+uden+ Council 68-96; Jr. Class Execu'Hve Board 6666; Cum Laude 6626; Harvard Book Award 6666; Walnufs Casf 660-666; Peanuis 6666. PublicHy Co-Di- reefer 6666; 6n6ramura6s 67-96: Deba'le Team 666-626; French C6ub 6606; Currenf Hisfory Club 660-626. ROSENBERG. ANNE ELIZABETH. 706 Befula Avenue 6296. 866-6844. ChaHerbox 56.3636 660-626; Class Secretary 6666; Sr. S+uden+ Council 660-626. Execufive CcmmiH-ee 6626; Head 06 Vasf 6626; Cum Laude- WaHress 6666; Big Sis+er 6626; Peanufs Ca5+ 6666; Vasf 666-626; Daisy Chain 6666; French Club 660-626; Creafive Wrifing Club 68-96. ROSENBLIT. HAROLD ALLEN. I435 Joseph s+ree+ 6376- 636-5763. ChaHerbox 6626; NaHonaI Merii- Finalist Sr. Class Play 6626; Sfage Crew 67-626. Lighting Director 6626; Walnuis S+aff 6626: German Club 6lO-Il6. ROSENFFELD, LEONA JEAN. 6833 Blacksfone Place 6376. 356-2249. ChaHerbox 666-626; Sr. Sfuden+ CouncFI Social CommiH-ee 6606'. Span- ish Honor Socieiy 6626; Big Sisfer 6626; Peanuts Ca5+ 6666; Walnu+s Cast 660-626; Chair 67-96; A Capella Choir 660-626: GAA 67-36; Red Cross 68-96; Prom 6626; Spanish Club 660-626; Vas+ 6626. ROSENTHAL. BETTY. 4040 Winding Way 6296. 286-7676. Chafferbox News 56366 6606; Peanufs Ca5+ 6666; Chair 696; GTrIs' GIEe C6ub 660-666; Spanish Club 660-626; Currenf His+ory Club 660-626. ROSS. FAYE ELEANORE, 6505 Elwynne Dr6ve 6366. 793-3795. Big Sisfer 6626; Peanu6s Casi 6Il6; 6AA 69-626. Treasurer 6606. Vice Presideni 6666. Secrefary 626; FTA 6606; Laiin Club 660-626. SACHS, DEBORAH KATHRYN; 4680 Rose H666 Avenue 6296. 226-7330. ChaHerbox S+aF6 660-626; Big Sisier 6626; Peanu+s 6666: Jr. C6ass Play 6666; Orches+ra 68-96; 6AA 67-96: French Club 6l0-I26; Curren6 His- 6ory C6ub 660-666; LaHn Club 67-06. SALINGER. JOHN JOSLIN, 2606 Secfion Road 6376. 536-6924. Re- membrancer Business SfaFf 6626. Chairman 06 Sponsors 6626; Sr. Sfu- denf Council 666-626; Class Represenhafive 6626; Big BroH-ler 6626; Peanu+s C356 6666; Walnu+s C356 6606; BaskeHaall 660-626; Track 6626; Prom 666-626; Prom WaH'er 6606. SAMBERG, LAUREL JANENE. ESI Clifion Hills Terrace 6206. 756- 4804. Peanufs Cast 6666; Vas+ 6626; French Club 6606; Arf Club 6626. SAMUEL. TERRY LEE. 7707 Newbedfurd Avenue 6376. 2666-5096. Gleam Literary Sfaff 6626; Jr. S+uden+ Council 676: 369 Sisi'er 6626; Choir 67-86: Y-Teens 6l06; FTA 69-666. Secretary 6606; German Club 69-6 I6. Treasurer 6666; Waler Wheels 6626; Pram 6626; Peanu+s Ca5+ 6666; Lafin Club 67-96; Red Cross 67-86; Curreni Hisfory Club 6606. SANDERS. SHEARDELL. 5236 Holland Drive 6326. 686-2564. SANDIPHER. DEBORAH MARIE. 6666 P6ain6696c6 Road 6636. 796-7533. ChaHerbox 6626; Big S'Isfer 6626; GAA 69-626. Board 6626; La+in Club 660-626; Walnufs 660-666. SANGL. RUDOLF J.. 6944 William H. Taff Road 666. 966-5670. Class Represenhafive 6666; Walnufs Casf 696; Peanu+s Ca5+ 6666; Band 67-96; Gymnasfics 67-86: Swimming Team 68-626; German Club 69-666; HI-Y 660-626; 56399 Crew 696; Prom 666-626; Red Cross 686. SCHNEIDER. DALE H.. 6463 May6and Drive 6306. 236-6007. Foofball 686: French Club 6l0-626; Jau Club 610-666; Curren+ His+ory C6ub 666-626; Vasf 666-626. SCHREfBER. STEVEN H., 2726 Losanfiridge 6636. 736-0626. Big Broflaer 6626; Walnufs Casi 6606: Peanu+s Ca5+ 6Il6; Baskeiball 68-l06. ASCHROER. JAMES EDWARD, 3846 Marburg Avenue 606. 876-5096. Remembrancer 6606; Class P6ay 6606; Choir 696; German Club 6666. SCHULMAN. LARFRY STEVEN. 7300 East Aracoma Drive 6376. 356- 2662. SCHULZINGER. LYNN. 2209 Rosedale Avenue 6376. 736-9473. C6156- ferbox 6666; Jr. Sfudenf Counci6 696. Secre6ary 696; Class Represema- five 6606; Sr. S+uden6 Council 6626. Secretary 6626; S+uden6 Court 666-626; C6ass Secre+ary 6626; Big Sis+er 6626; Peanufs C356 6666; GAA 67-86: Resewe Cheer6eader 6606; Five Fingers 6626; Co-Haad o6 Prom. SCHWARTZ, HOWARD MARC. 7203 SCOHWDOd Avenue 6376. 766- 6983. Big Broiher 6626; Peanuis Ca5+ 6666; Swimming Team 68-626. Capfain 6626. SCHWARTZ. ROBERT STEVEN. 6700 W956 Farm Acres 6376. 736-6286. Big Bro'lher 6626; Peanu+s Ca5+ 6666; Walnuis C356 6626; Band 67-96; Baseball 666-626; Fao+ball 686; German Club 666-626. Vice Presideni 6626; Curren+ Hisiory Club 6666; Philosophy Club 6666. SEGAL. ANN. 6076 Ce1es+ial S+ree+ 626 726-0262. Big 565+er 6626; Peanufs Ca5+ 6666; Walnufs Casl- 696; GAA 67-86; Daisy Chain 6666: French C6ub 69-626; Ar+ Club 6626; Currenf Hisfory Club 6606. SEIBERT. MAX. 8077 Sfillwell Road 6376. 766-9549. ChaHerbox Re- porier 666-626; Remembrancer Business ShaFF 6666; Sr. Sfudenf Council 666-626r Chairman 0'6 House and Grounds and Safefy 6626; Big Broiher 666-626, Co-Chairman 6626; Cross Coun'rry 6606: From 6626, Business Chairman 6626; Vast 6626; Deba6e Club 660-6 I 6; Current Hisiory Club 69-606; French Club 660-666: Radio Club 636; Peanuis C656 6666. SELTZER. DAVID ALAN, I407 Lakeland Avenue 6376- 766-8635. Sfage Crew. Assis+an6 Direcfor. SHAPIRO. JOAN ILENE, 6025 Marion Avenue 6296. 226-4545. Remem- brancer Adverfising 56566 6626; Jr. $6uden+ Council 686; Cum Laude Wai'6ress 6666: Peanu6s Ca5+ 6666; Girlsl Glee Club 660-666; 6AA 67-96; Pep Club 6666; French C6ub 660-626; Lafin Club 67-606; From 6666; Reserve Cheerleader 6606. SHERIDAN, KIM ALAN. 6740 Kincaid Road 6636. 356-3658. 369 Bro+61er 6666; Jr. Band 686: A Cape66a Chair 6666; Sr. Band 666-626: Foo6ball 696; Walnu+s 660.626; Peanu+s Casi 6666. SMITHI INGR6D LORAJNE. 6667 Sampson Lane 6366. 896-7866. Bfg sis+er 6126: Choir 696; GirIs' Glee Club 6606; GAA 67-626; Daisy Chain UH; LaHn Club U-Im: French Club llD-IN: Curreni Hfs+ory Club Hum. SMITH. SANDRA CONSTANCE. 53I Missouri Avenue 726,. 32I-2935. SMOTHERS, STEPHANJE ELYIN, 4801 Ravenna Sireef 727,. 27l-6979. Big Sisfar UZJ: GAA HAIZJ; La'Hn Club 79423; Red Cross U01; Wal- nufs Casi U07; Peanuh Casf UH. SNYDER. SUZANNE. l256 Cresiwood Avenue 726,. 32l-4lil. Remem- brancer UH: Sr. 5+uden+ Council UI-IZL Treasurer UZI; Big Sisfer UZl; Peanu+s Cas+ UH; Walnu+s Cas+ lll-IZh Girls' Glee Club HUI; A Capella Choir llgl-IZh Triple Trio Ul-IH; Choir Council lth 6AA WI: French Club t9-I27; Daisy Chain UH. SOUTHERN. CHARLES OLIVERl JR.. 743 Ridgeway Avenue 7297. 28l- 7739. National Achievemen+ Scholarship Finalis+ lIZj; Big Bro?her tll-IH; Sr. Class Play I'M: Jr. Class Play U H: A Capeila Choir Ho. 12,; Odeife uI-Izh French Club th-IU: Peanufs Ca5+ ml, SPONZILLI, SUSAN MARY. ISZb Magly Courf HOL 23I-5709. Chaf- +erbox UH; Big Sisfer UH; Peanu+s Casf UH; Folk Music Club 719.121; A Capella Choir um; 6AA uo-m; La+in Club Uo-m. Ediior of La+in Newspaper U21: French Club UI-Ilh Office Worker UZL STARGEL, SCOTT. 5800 Peabody Sireef tZTI. 27l-3922. Spanish Honor Socieiy UN: Track IIO-I H; Easke+bell UO-lll1Cross Coun+ry UO-I H; Vas'r UH: Walnufs Casi U I I STARK. FRANK LEIGH, 400l Vici'ory Parkway H97. 22l-26I4. Sr. Siu- deni Council UO-IH: Sfudenf Cour+ U27; Mammal Merif Finalisf UH; Cum Laude U27; Big Bro+her IIIuIZI, Chairman U27; Peanu'l's Casf IIH; Swimming Team UO-llh Prom Waifer Um. Business Chair- man 7 I I h Philomphy Club IIZL STEPF. ELVIN DUANE. 2650 Musiang Drive IIIJ. 48I-6l25. Track HI: French Club UH: WeigHHiang Club UH. STIMPSON, ROYCE C.. II4O Groesbeck Road t24L 542-479l. Chaf- ferbox Circu'afion Manager U27: A Capella Choir UO-JZh Football 77-97; Gymnasiics I7-9I. STRICKS. JAMES LEWIS, 363 McAlpin Avenue I207. 22I-5969. Chaf- ferbox Ul-IZL Correspondenf IIZL Gleam Liferary Staff UH; Cum Laude U27; Big Bro+her Ul-fZI; Walnu+s Staff and Casf UO-TZI: Feanu'is Ca5+ UZI; Tennis UH: French Club UO-IZJ; Curren-l- His+ory Club Ul-Ili: LaHn Club 7748,. STROUD. GEOFFREY 6.. 5I04 Kenwood Road 7271. 27I-2582. STUBBINS, JAMES F.. 3355 Gene Avenue HUI. 75l4046. SUMMERS. JOHN ALBERT. 6430 Desmond 727,. 27I-2737. Walnuis Casf lII-IZj; Pcanuh Casf UH: Band IB-th Drum Maior HI-IZI; Track IID-IZl: Jazz Club tlD-Ill; WeithiH'ing Club UN. SWILLINGER. STEVEN RICHARD. 15l9 Lakeland Avenue BU. 76l- 3l85. CI-IaH'erbax HI; Remembrancer UOI; Class Represenfafiva UH; Walnuis Ca5+ UM; Peanuts Casi UH; Band IT-Bl; Spanish Club EIO-lll; Ari Club Elli; Currenf His+ory Club Ul-IN: Red Cross lo-IH. TAYLOR. BRENT ROBERT, 34H: Ferncroff Drive UH. 48l-4450. Jr. Sfudeni Council I7-8L Big Bro+her HI-IH; Peanu+s Ca5+ UH. Direc- +or of Horse Chums UH: Choir UO-ln'I Tennis U-IZL Capi'ain lth Baske+ba1l UH; Prom Waiier UOJ; Prom Co-Chairman UI-IZL TAYLOR, ERIC JOSEPH. 34l6 Ferncro'H' Drive till. 48l-4450. Re- membrancer Staff UO-IZL Sporis Ediior IlmI Layou+ EdHor II IL Edi- for UH; Jr. S+uden+ Council Ml; Sr; 5+uden+ Council UH; Big Brofher U21; Peanuis Casi' UH; A Capella Choir UI-IZJ: cheH'e H27: Baskeiball U-S'l: Tennis U-IZL Co-Capfain llll. TEITZ. CAROL CLAIRE. 7755 SHIIweH Road fBH. 76f-2250A Spanish Honor Society IIZJ: Big Sis+er U21; Peanuts Cas! tlll; WaFnufs Casf Hl-IH: Choir 78-97: A Capella Choir IlO-lZi: Triple Trio UH; Swim- ming Team HI; Modern Dance Club UD-I H; La+in Club U-H; Span- ish Club UO-IJI1Va51' UH; Prom UI-IZL TEMIN, LARRY An 3260 Ridge Road I357. B9I-556l. Gleam Liferary Sis? UOAIH; Tennis UO-I I l. THIELMEYER, SUSAN ANN, M5 Nansen Sireef Ubl. 32l-5943. Big Sister UH; Paanufs Cast UIJ; Girfs' Glee Club Um; A Capella Choir lll-IZh GAA HO-Ill: Lafin Club Hl-IZL TOEPFER. SUSAN JILL, 2347 Raeburn Terrace l231. 681-628I. Chaf- ferbox Sfaf'f I9, EZL Jr. High EdH'or PH; Remembrancer UH; Gleam IIl-IM: Big Sisfer U27; Peanuis Casf and Sfaff Ull; Daisy Chain IHJ: French Club UO-lll: Lafin Club t7-8L TOLPIN. MARK DAWD. IIOI Sunnyslope Drive H97. 242-45l4. Yale Book Award UH: Cum Laude U27: Big Bro'l'her U27; Sr. Class Play lll-IZJ; Jr. Class Play UU-IH; Wa'nuis Casf UH: German Club IIO-IZI: Mafh Club HM: Peanu+s UH; Radio Guild tlll. TOOLE. STEVEN GARY, 4220 Red Bud Place 729,. 23l-0349. Spanish Honor Sociefy U21; Big Bro+her U2l1 Walnu+s lIO-IZD: Peanu+s UH: Swimming Team UO-lll; Track Team UOl; Foo+ball WI. Manager UH: Spanish Club IIO-IZI; Curren+ His+ory Club UO-IZL TOWNSEND. PATRICIA ANITA. 26f3 Bellevue Avenue H97. BbI-1575. TRESS. WOLFGANG ERWIN. 67M Dannenfeis, Badenhauser Sfrasse I4, Germany. Sfudeni Council H27; Phiiosaphy Club UZh German Club U27; Curreni Hisfnry Club UH: La+in Club U2j; AFS Exchange Sludenf lEnlered in Grade I21. TRUSCOTT. ALBERT MCKENZIE. 2854- Ridgewood U31. 73I-5377. ChaHerbox Sfa'Ff Um: Na+ional Merit Finalisf U21; Big Bro+her IIZl: Peanufs Ca5+ UH: Swimming Team H. IZh Dabaia Club tB-IZI: Ds- baie Team tll-IZL CO.Capfain U21; French Club UO-llh Vas+ tH-IH: Pep Club UM. TYSON. GILDA GAY, 2200 Kemper Lane tbL 75l-8584. Red Cross 78. llh Spanish Honor Socieiy Ul-IN; Big Sisfer UH; Peanuis Ca5+ UH; Walnuis U07: Choir l7-9h GFrIsA Glee Club UM; A Capella Choir IlI-IZJ; GAA 77-127; Y-Teens UH: Spanish Club UO-IZL UPSHAW, JEROME. 335 Northern Avenue t29l. Choir HI; Faniball I9-IH. VON VOLBRORTH, PETER. 3505 Telford Avenue HOJ. 96I-2477. WADE. DOROTHY DELLl 4-435 Wesi' 3th S+ree+ BBL 25I-5304. Peanui's Casi' Ull; Jr. Class Play tllj: Sr. Class Play UH: French CIub Iloh Office Worker IIZL WAGNER. RANDAL SUE, 3990 Winding Way HM. 28l-32I4. Chat ierbox Staff UOAIH. Mailing Ediior Ul-IZI: Big Sisfer UH; Peanufs Casi' Ull; Walnufs W. IH: 6AA 77-91; French Club UO-IH; Cur- rent Hisfory Club UO-IH: LaHn Club 77-9,. WALTERS. VIRGINIA C.. 4 Hedgerow Lane 7201. 22l-5958. Gleam Typis+ UH; Peanufs Casf UH: Walnuts Publicii'y tIl-IZh 6AA t9-I27; Wa+er Wheels U0. IZL Publicii'y Chairman U21; FTA H-IZL Treasurer UH: French Club FMH; OFFice Worker U27; Y-Teens I9-IOL WEAVER, PAMELA RUTH. 323 Warren Avenue HUI. 2914707. Big Sisfer Ull: A Capella Choir tllvl2h Girls' Glee Club U07: GAA 77-97: Lafin Club tIO-IH. WEINTRAUB, HERSCHEL JONATHAN RAPHAEL, IOIZ Lenox Place IZN. Bbl-0473. Walnuis S+aH Ill-lli: Peanu+s SHE Illl: French Club UH. WEINTRUB, JAMES H., 7207 Winding Way UH. 79I-IOTB. Remem- brancer Advertising S+aFF U27; Jrl Siuclenf Council PH; Sr. Sfuden+ Council UO-IZJ; Class Represanhiive H21: Big BrtrH'Ier Ul-IZI; Base- ball IIIAIZJ; Peanu+s UH: Walnuis Ca5+ U07: French Club UO-I2J; Curran! Hishary Club t9-I2L WELDER, RICHARD ALAN. 2508 Vera Avenue 737,. 73I-6263. Re- membrancer Adver+ising Siaff UO-IZl. Subscripfions Manager UH: Quill and Scroll UH; Big Brofher U I-IZI; Peanufs Cas+ UH; Walnufs Cas+ U07; German Ciub UO-IZL WELDISHOFER. MARTIN JOSEPH. 2205 Reading Road 72L 62L0l26. WESTHEIMER, SALLY ELLEN, 455 Rawson Woock Lane 7207. 75I-0044. Sr. Siudenf Council Social CommiHee lIl-IZJ; Class Represen+a+ive U21; Big Sisier U27; Peanuk Casi UH: Walnuis SfaFF UH: 6AA I7-9l; Curren+ Hisiory Club IIO-IZJ; French Club UO-IH: Prom UH; Vasf UH. WILES. DAVID EULUS. I949 Neyer Avenue IZEL 544-75084 Cross Coun'h-y UO-IZM Track 9427; Philosophy CIub KIN; 5r. Book Dis- cussion IIZI. WILLIAMS. MICHAEL ALAN. 5357 Holland Drive 7327. 54l-77l5. Weigh! LiHing UO-l H; Red Cross th-l H. WITT, ROBERT MICHAEL. 6322 Grand Vista U3L 5314037. Peanufs Casi UH: Walnu'rs Casi UH; Gymnastics Uh Tennis Hi: Saseball HO-IH; Hi-Y U27; Red Cross U07; J23mm UZL WOLF. DENNIS CHARLES. 3448 Arnold IZH. 32l-6603. ChaHerbox Staff tlD-IZL Assisiani- Business Manager U07, Business and AdverA fising Manager tllJZh Class Represeniafive UN: Big Broiher UI- IH; Peanuis Cas+ UH; Walnufs Casi- IIIAIZL FublicH'y Comm'IHee HIJ; AFS CommiHee Ul-IZJ; French Club UO-IZL Bonsai Club WI. Presidenf PH: Ma+h Club UOL Secreiary IIOI: SpFrH Squad UZJ. WOODEx ARMAT GRANT. 37I5 Norwich Lane i207. 22I-5453. Band 73-127; Walnu+s Casi- UO. I27; Red Cross U21; Peanufs Cast UH; German Club UZL YOUKILIS. LINDA HARRIET. m2 s+anybrook Drive m7. 76l-27l4. Peanu+s Casi IIIJ; Walnu+s Ca5+ IIOL Choir 77-9,: Girls' Glee Club IIO-IU; GAA 77-9,; French Club UOAIZI; Pep ClubU0l1PromU21; LaHn Club NJ; Curren+ His+ory Club UO-th Jr. Sfudeni Council UH; Sr. Siudenf Council HOL ZAKEM, JEFFREY STEVEN. 2957 Ridgewoad USJ. 73l-5320. Jr. Sfu- denf Council PH; Class Represen1a+ive UO-IU: Sr. S+uden+ Council UZI; Big Bro+her UH; Peanufs Staff UH; Gymnasfics I91; Tennis UO-IH; Cross Couniry UH; German Club UO-EZL ZiPKIN, ALLAN STUART. 2'96 Bluegrass Lane UH, 35I-0'27I. Big Bro'rher U27; Walnufs SHE UH: Tennis UH; lniramurals tQ-IM; French Club UO-Jn: Current His+ury Club UI-IZI. u rggueg .r TH E 1966 REMEMBRANCER wishes to express its gratitude to the following SPONSORS for their kind support Dr. and Mrs. Rober+ G. Asmsfrong Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Asbury Mr. and Mrs. Norberf E. Ayers. Sr. Mr. and Mrs, Harvy Bergman Mr. and Mrs. S+anley A. Berman Mr. and Mrs. Herberf R. Bloch. Jr. Mr, M. J. Block Dr. and Mrs. S+anley L. Block and .Family Mr, and Mrs. J D. Broadhurs+ Mr. and Mrs, C. J. Brock Nlen Brown Family and Regina Pilla, Brazil Dr. and Mrs. Lewis P. Brumm Clyde Caudill Dr. and Mrs. Campbell CrockeH Mr. Donald Dahlman Raymond E. Dennis. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Dewey Mr: and Mrs. Sfanley Dine Dr. Joseph Downey Mr. Roderick J. Dunn Mrs Neal Early Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Eichel Sylvie and John H, Falk Dr. and Mrs. C. D. Feuss. Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Filger Dr. and Mrs. Archie Fine Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fine and Marlin Dn and Mrs. John G. Fleming Dr. and Mrs. N. O. Fowler Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Freeman Dr. and Mrs. Roberf C. Fulford Complimenfs of Mr. and Mrs. David M. GanJrz Mr. John M. Gerber Dr. and Mrs. Sander Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Heiman and Sons Mr. and Mrs. James N. Heldman Mr. and Mrsl Charles E. Hirling Mr. and Mrs. Kolman Hirschman Mr. and Mrs. Herberf Hoffheimer. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Holmes Mrs. Henry N. Hooper Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hopple Dr. and Mrs. WiHiam P. Jennings Mr. Charles M. Judd Family of Dr. Joseph B. Kallenberg Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Kaplan Mr. E. H. Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. John W Kah Dr. and Mrs. Ralph LarsentBesf Wishes Mr, and Mrs. Roberi' W. LaTour Vic+or LeGrand Mr. and Mrs. Jack Levy Dr. and Mrs. John Levifag Dr. Janus C Lindner Mr. and Mrs. Walfer L. Lingle, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. James R. Mack Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mann and Family Good Luck '66 Whi+ney GarreH' MeansHClass of 'Bl Beer in I966 from Jean and Joe Minisfer Mrs. Ben Moskowih Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Nellbaum C. Jane+ Newman Alberf Pollack Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Power Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Prince. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ransohoff William R. Richardson M.D. Complimenfs of Dr. and Mrs. D. Richfield Dr. and Mrs. Aaron A. Rosen Dr. and Mrs. Irvin Rosen Dr. and Mrs. Lee S. Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. James RosenfhaL Beffy and Roger Dr. and Mrs. Edward H. Seeks Mr. and Mrs. James A. Salinger Mr. Arnold Samuel John F. SchmicH Dr. and Mrs. Harold J. Schneider Dr. and Mrs. Oscar W. Schreiber Mn and Mrs. David M. Schwarh Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Selonick Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Shapero Mr. and Mrs. Leo Shuller Vsevolod Slessarev Laurence S. S+eck Mr. and Mrs. John Sfeele Dr. and Mrs. John B. Toepfer Mrs. Hannah H. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Harry TruscoH Norwood J. UHer. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. 'Verkamp Drl and Mrs. Gienn Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Aaron B. Welder Mrs. H. WhiHaker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George Wise. Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. WIH Mr. and Mrs. Travus Wright Sr. 33er +0 REMEMBRANCER Mr. and Mrs. Herber+ C. Zafren In Loving Memory of Mrs. LoreHa Befer Modern Dry Cleaners and Launderers Complimenfs o$ a Friend Besf Wishes Compliments of Two Alumni Thanks for Six Wonderful Years for Max af WHHS I96 5742 mm Mg, July; gm Addociation extencld lwarfiedf congratufafiond to The Class of 1966 With what we hope is par, donable pride, may we say that we think this year's grad- uates are intelligent, beaw tiful, handsome, charming, industrious, Clever-in fact, m every way so much like their Mothers and Dads Best Wishes X i. 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OHIO 52 GREAT STORES COUNTY Shopping Showplace of Ohio On Inf. 275 af PrinceJron Pike and Kemper Road COMPLIMENTS OF AARON NURSING HOME OOMPLIMENTS o'F GOLF MANOR MARTINIZING The Mosf In Dry Cleaning One Hour Mar'Hnizing LosanHville and Wiehe Road Cincinnafi 272 ONO ALMS PHARMACY Phones: 96I-l063 2 96I-7600 Hofel Aims Building CINCINNATI WINBURN PURE OIL I619 Madison Road FERGUSON 8: SCHARNHORST TIRE SALES 2500 Vicfory Parkway 22l-74-93 COMPLIMENTS OF THE IMEX CORPORATION MOTORCYCLE SERVICE CORPORATION Headquarters for Harley-Davidson in Cincinnafi I375 Tennessee Ave. 242-OIOO See RAY KONKLER COMPLIMENTS OF SIDNEY PRINTING WORKS Of'Fsei' and LeHerpress Priming Phone 542-4000 2 22-4,; - 5:63-- L 2232 i 3 3 Enioy heathul relaxa+ion from +he books a? Summ'd' Bowling Lanes. COMPLIMENTS OF HORWITZ PHARMACY l800 Race Sfree+ CINCINNATI l0. OHIO For a Large Display of Records2Cards-Gif'l's NEUMARK MELODY SHOPS 2 Loca'h'ons Swi'Ffon 8x Tri-Coun+y DISCOUNT RECORDS COMPLI MENTS OF FRIEDMAN FURNITURE 2 LOCATIONS 435l Monfgomery Road 558 Tri-Counfy Norwood Shopping Cen+er Phone 351-6500 Phone 772-I15l COMPLIMENTS OF Stanley's Golf Manor Delicatessen and Restaurant Serving Hie Fines+ Corned Beef in Town Our Parfy-Trays are Tops 63 I 34900 63 l-490l 2I30 Losan+iviile We Deliver GARBER'S PHARMACY 339l Burnef Ave. CINCINNATI 29. OHIO 31w Silhouette SMART WOMEN'S APPAREL 7214 MONTGOMERY ROAD , CINCINNATI 36. OHIO 891-9522 All Ties $1.00 joth Tie Shop on Fountain Square 33 E. FIFTH STREET COMPLIMENTS OF BETTY 1W8 HAIR STYLIST 7540 Reading Road CINCINNATI 37. OHIO 62l-7739 CINCINNATLOHIOAEZOZ 82 I- I 743 COMPLIMENTS COMPLI MENTS OF OF A HENRY HARRIS INC. FRIEND HATHAWAY STAMP 00. 627 Main Sfreef CINCINNATI 2. 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ADVERTISING MANAGER . . . . . .Jim Heldmun SPONSOR ....................John Salinger CORRESPONDENCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Louis Peerless Photography . . . Pat McKendrick, lnc., Siu Levy and Art Barman Cover photograph by Stu Levy Publisher . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Benson Printing Co. am I, adv INDEX A Cuppellu Choir ...... . . . . ............ 102 Administration . . . . . . . ................. 30 Advertising ......... . . . ..... . ........ 194 American Field Service ..... . ............ 88 Art Department .......... . ............ 46 Baseball........... .................. 68 Basketball ........ . .......... . . ...... 60 Chutferbox ........................... 93 Choir Council .................. . ...... 103 Counselors ................... . ....... 32 Cross Country ......................... 59 Currenl History Club .................... 122 Debate Club .............. . ........... 109 Eighth Grade ......................... 136 English Department ..................... 34 Football ............................. 54 French Club .......................... 99 Freshmen ............................ 143 German Club ......................... 101 Girls Athletic Association ................. 77 Gleam .............................. 96 Golf ................................ 74 Gymnastics . . . ........................ 65 History Department .................... 40 Home EconomiCs Department . ............. 50 Honor Societies . . . . . ......... . ......... 123 Industrial Arts Department . . . ....... . . . . . 51 JuniorBand................. ......... 108 JuniorClassPlay............... ..... ..110 Junior High Cheerleaders . . ..... . . . . . . . . . 76 JuniorlutinClub ..... ..... 98 Junior Student Council . . . . . . ......... . . . 87 Juniors.................... ........ ..155 lufin Department ...................... 36 Library .............. . ............... 47 Mathematics Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Modern Language Department . . . . ........ 38 Music Department . . . . ..... . . . . . . . ..... 48 Odette . . . ........................... 102 Orchestra ............................ 108 Peanuts ............................. 1 14 Physical Education ...................... 51 Remembrancer ........................ 90 Reserve Cheerleaders ................... 76 Science Department .................... 44 Senior Band .......................... 106 Senior Book Discussion Group ............. 109 Senior Class Play ...................... 112 Senior Directory ....................... 188 Senior lafin Club ...................... 98 Senior Popularity Poll . . . ....... . ........ 184 Seniors .............................. 160 Senior Student Council . . . . . . . . ........... 82 Seventh Grade ........................ 128 Sophomores................... ..... ..150 SpanishClub................... ..... ..100 Sponsors 196 StageCrew.................... ....... 122 StudenfCourt.................. ..... ..86 Swimming ......... ....66 Tennis ..... ...72 Track................... ............ 70 Triple Trio 102 Typing and Shorfhand Department .. 52 VursityCheerleuders 75 Walnuts 118 59w risk? 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