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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1967 volume:

REMEMBRANCER Walnut Hills High School Cincinnati, Ohio Co-Editors: Liz Schneider Larry Eichcl Advisers: Mr. Raymond Farnham Rh. NIark Klatt TABLE- OF CONTENTS HTRODUCTION page '1' FACULTY page 32 ' SPORTS ; page 56 ACTIVITIES page 8L1 CLASSES page 130 SENIORS page 164 ADVERTISING page 202 IN 2111 :lempl, Lu En-m-y mlplllzv Lhr m'hrml :wwm, nun HI. 1hr RHHJMEHMM:LR cud? haw nl'wwn ;: xwll-men pas- sage from the Bible, Ecclesiasm 3:1-9, as a theme. IL is a passage that has been used in songs, HIms, and other endeavors, but, we feel, it is one. of UN . re pieces of litera- ture that never becomes trite; it is. always fresh and mean- we have. found it necessary to revise these them more applicable to this year in o ended no one. .1 , , y ,' d ano er 5,0:ng a .. time to c1155.. J the -, twd times oflinji. t: ' me of that interval r' .hs'QLIc 1'67 Rummy Wail help you recall the US$113: 'isetb , 1A $Eisbmems of this Year: ' n ichmond s vital intewal. $ 1 I3a $ L 1?: Ilffn'ii fa-IMIIIIIIH i' WEE 3.95?! FEW? l : 1 . .4. Huh 9;.qu A ' .- m.u-----.- E - -!u,-. - III II- Inn'nII-II-x-I-a-nuxs. I -'-I-.-.- ' --.,. .3! Mih- For everything there is a season, VV V J V . 1 WM ' 4- ' ' mu .7: . J , 1 V . ' - ' ' x. W. n 5 , Judah: J l r t -, 74:1,: I. '3 . Q and a time for every purpose under heaven: , a tlme to weep, laugh a 1311116 120 mid? H A time for spirit, a time for success, k, lose, 6 C S m e m t a a tlIIlC t0 13 a time to speak, a time to listen, 16 a time to build up, a time to break down, I7 :1 .1 ..:. . . nnx-ru 4 .u x. Lu: V. ; . T: A saraha33x 2m .1. v Q .J C1232: r 11:1: . a tune to act, a tlme to 1.. 1' I .. . 3 .. ax. : . v nxxixixx 4 13$? n k . , .x , .. AMML ? W dixgwix 3mg? . . A . anukr$u11$5 Kn ,.. !1.!; A perform, A ?- V3333: Z. . u y La to look back, a time 11 to come home, 7'3 a time to reach, a time to cheer, 15 e, V O O r g 0 t e m t a w 0 m 0 t e m t a 7-7 7.8 7'9 What gain has the worker for his toil? 31 x X K: MR. PHILIP MCIJ EVITT The principals at Walnut Hills are much more than the unseen voices over the public address system in the morn- ing, the disciplinarians who keep the wayward in line, and the often maligned oiiicials who must bring each assembly to its end. Making the important decisions on all school matters and maintaining the high reputation of Walnut Hills are the tasks of the principals. Mr. Philip McDevitt, completing his seventh year as the schoolts leader, oversees the activities of the two thousand five hundred students and teachers who make up Walnut Hills. Working with him are Mr. Louis Heilmann, assistant principal in charge of discipline, curriculum, and pupil ac- counting, and Miss Violet Balastra, whose responsibilities include budget, textbooks, and assemblies. PrlnCIPals MISS BALASTTLA 35 MISS EZELL MRS. FREHSE MR. RIDENOUR Counselors The counselors perform several important functions for the students of Walnut Hills. They are always available for discussion of each studenths personal problems. Miss Ezell, Mrs. Thrush, and Mr. Ridenour, junior high counselors, are mainly concerned with the adjustment of the seventh grader to his new environment and the planning of a Course of studies for the four high school years. Mrs. Frehse and Mr. Banks, senior high counselors, are primarily concerned with the lengthly process of college selection and admission. Other common concerns include the problems of summer employment and military service. MR. BANKS MRS. THRUSH 37 English The study of English is basically the study of communi- gation, a study that has several aspects. Through constant practice in writing and repeated exercises in grammar, the English student learns to better express himself both in oral and in written work.. English also develops his ability to understand the ideas of others, a skill essential in all areas of study. In reading poems, short stories, novels, and dramas, the student is exposed to new and deeper concepts on vital topics. Good literature provokes him to a serious reevaluation of himself and of his world, resulting in a more complete understanding of both. MISS HUTCHISON 'a'r MR. WIT'TSTEIN MRS. GLASS First Row: Miss Cahill, Mrs. Blumenthal, Miss Price, Miss Schwartz, Mrs, Szwarc, Miss Hutchison. Second Row: Mr. Gregory, Miss Frieder. Mr. Wittstcin, Miss Glass, Mr. Hopi, Mrs. Polish, Mr. Flahive, Mr. Simons, Mr. Glesen. Mr. Schneider, Missing: Miss Flory, Mrs. Martin. MR. SIMONS MRS. MARTIN MR. HILL MR. RATERMAN 40 Latin By requiring each student to take at least three years of Latin, Walnut Hills retains its classical tradition. Latin, of course, has much to offer the student. In itself, the language possesses an orderly grammatical structure and countless works of ageless literature, written two thousand years ago but still of great value today. A knowledge of Latin also allows the student to build his English vocabulary and to appreciate the numerous classical references made in the literature of all languages uh Vudli'ym LuLx-t fail H z. 2-. I I Crng-UTIX n MR. WILSON MRS. SELTZ Mrs. Seltz, Miss Dahmann, Miss Dickenherr, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Kessis, Miss Hope. Missing: Mr. Flahive, Mr. Hill, Mr, Rankin, Mr. Raterman, Mr. Wilson, Mrs. Fischbach. MRS. OtNEILL Modern Languages The study of a modern language opens an entire culture to the student, broadening his perspectives to include a whole way of life otherwise ignored. Whether it be French, Spanish, or German that the student chooses to study, the benefits are many. To be able to understand someone speak- ing a foreign tongue is certainly a joy in itself. The ability to read in another language makes available great works of literature, eliminating the need for a translator who too often Colors and corrupts the original. Language clubs, actively fostered by their respective faculty advisers, pro- vide opportunities for the student to use his skill without the pressure of the Classroom. MRS. TROEGER Mr. Stites, Mrs. Marriott, Mrs. Hauer, Miss Herdler, Mrs. O,Neill, Mrs. Troeger. MRS. MARRIOTT 43 MR. KESSEN MRS. ANGEL MR. KNAB 44 Fins: Row: Mr. Riegel. Second Row: Mr. Kessen, Mrs. Snltth, Mrs. Howe, Miss Russell, Mrs. McAhren, M1: Knab. Thzrd Row: Mr. Farnham, Mr. Klatt, Mr. Mellman. Mir:- ing: Miss Flory, Mr. Martin, Mrs. Angel, Mr. Arcelesi, Mrs. Clarke, Miss Price. History History is indeed little more than the register of the crimes, follies, and misfortunes of mankind, said Gibbon. Why then does one study history? Perhaps the best answer to this question is that by studying the past, one can better understand the present and prepare for the future, hopefully avoiding the errors of other generations. After taking junior high social studies, courses in rudi- mentary geography, civics, and American history, the interested history student may choose to study ancient and medieval or modern history. Junior-year American histoxy is next, usually followed by socio-economics, the new Sino- Soviet totalitarianism, or collage European history. MRS. CLARKE 45 4; w. :- ALLJ; m5. '1 . First Row.- Mr. Leeds, Mr. Iacobucci, Mrs. T hielen, Miss Dicken- herr, Mrs. Noifel, Mrs. Fischer, Mr. Carpenter. Second Row.- Mr. Bgurn, Mr. Duvall, Mr. Minnich, Mr. Koke, Mr. Froehlich, Mr. Pfriem, Mr. Farmer, Mr. Bibee, Mr. Reder, Mr. Wade. MR. BIBEE MR. LEEDS 4.6 Mathematics In a. world where answers are seldom exact, the study of mathematics is a welcome relief to the curious and doubting mind. After accepting a small number of postu- lates and definitions, the student sees an orderly system developed before him. Such a course of study requires precise thinking and mental discipline and is therefore of unquestioned value even for those who may never use their math after graduation. At Walnut Hills, the mathematics Curriculum has been undergoing constant changeh For example, the traditional freshman algebra course is now given to many students in the eighth grade, hopefully better preparing them for more difhcult courses to come. A mtg, MR. REDER MR. PFREIM 4-7 : .8 u hm mm i J MR, CARPENTER v N? First Row: Mr. Duvall, Mr. Bell. Second Row: Mrs. Stanley, Miss Calvin, Mrs. Branstrator, Mr. Froehlich. Third Row: Mr, Jones, Mr. Renner, Mr. Woodward, Mr. Ankenman. Missing: Miss Bruegge- mann, Mr. Welsh. A MR DUVALL MISS BRUEGGEMANN 48 Science The launching of Sputnik, the hrst man-made satellite, in 1957 awoke American educators to the importance of science. Since then, the science curriculum in secondary schools, Walnut Hills included, has expanded to meet the demands of an increasingly scientiflcally-oriented world. Courses cover both the physical and biological sciences, with at least one course required in each division in addi- tion to eighth grade general science. Recently, the curricu- lum has added college-level programs in physics, chemistry, and biology. Whether the student enters a scientific career or not, at least he will possess a better perspective of the world in which he lives. MR. ANKENMAN MR. WOODWARD MRS. STANLEY 4-9 MR. HENNEBERG Mr. Henneberg, Mrs. Dobbins, Mrs. 50 Art The artist does not see things as they are, but as he isfl obsewed Alfred Tonnelle. Art, then, is a highly potential means of self-expression, one that requires a talent for transferring onels ideas onto the canvas. Few students have this talent, but, in the seventh grade course required of all students, the art faculty has the opportunity to discover those who have, and, in the later grades, to develop that skill. In any case, the student will be better able to appre- ciate the works of others and the beauty that surrounds him because of his exposure to art. Teaching the Deaf Eight deaf students, all of junior high age, came to Walnut Hills this year in an experimental pro- gram to see if handicapped students could live happily in the environment of a large high school. W 0 R71. 5 Under the tutelage of Mrs. Barbara Zoob, they :T h . E - e .. followed a curriculum tailored for the individual h . 1 ; J . . t 2 3 29 f,- - but based on normal 'unior hi h texts. In addition, . y l J g -: .r, . . 5 T -., - the students worked on their abilities to lip-read '- jg? ' 3 ,- - h , . i and to speak properly. ' ; EH: .5! 35:3W t i : I I z . D: n ' 'N 'x u ' MRS. ZOOB As the student progresses through his high school years, . the library becomes increasingly important. In its stacks, lerar he finds the answers to questions in a multitude of subjects. y In the serenity of the library he finds the quiet needed for worthwhile study. Miss Boland and Mrs. Wood are con- stantly available to dimct the student in his quest for knowledge. MISS BOLAND, MRS. WOOD 51 Music If numbers are any indication, then music is the most popular of the non-academic subjects offered at Walnut Hills. The incoming seventh grader can choose between instrumental and choral music, starting potentially fruit- ful careers that often conclude in the blue and gold of the Eagle marching band or in the darkness of the choirhs traditional Christmas assembly. Mr. Hammons and Mr, Gentil seek to develop the voices of the student, while facility with musical instru- ments is the goal of Mr. Steiden and Mr. Thompson. What does it take to succeed in music? Some talent is needed but a much greater quantity of dedication and desire are far more important in the making of a skilled musician or vocalist. MR. HAMMONS 'v'EVVWIii-mmlmmrei '3; Mr. Hemmons. Mr. Steiden, Mr. Gentil MR. STEIDEN 5'2. 53 Home Economics: MISS JUNK Practical Skills Typing: MRS. CORMAN Industrial Arts: MR. FANNIN Missing: MK KRIEGER 54- MISS WOODRUFF : DAMON MRS. w Hcaith: MR. STARGEL. MISS HUTCHISON MR. LUNSFORD. MR. BASS, MRK DAVIS MISS CLASSMAN Missing: MR. BELL m w H d m .m Y G Varsity Football First Row: R. Rankin, G. Harris, S. Meyer, K Barnes, T. Clinton, W. Siemer, W. Smith, H. Jefferies. Second Row: E. Duemler, B. Moore, S. Armstrong, D. Johnson, T. Peaks, D. Shullcr, M. Mc- Williams, M. Brown, A. Comer Third Row: R. Clemons, T. Wooten, W. Davis, K. Smith, M. Cotton, H, Glaspie, D. Schaffner, C. Harmon. Fourth Row: C, Solomon, W. Ligons, B. Moody, R. Dalton, N. Barman, M. Cowett. Varsity Football Scores 1966 Walnut Hills ............ 0 Woodward ........... 4-8 Walnut Hills ............ 0 LaSalle .............. 18 Walnut Hills ............ 30 Miami Trace ......... 6 Walnut Hills ............ 6 Taft ................. 24 Walnut Hills ............ 22 Withrow ............. 13 Walnut Hills ............ 6 Hughes .............. 28 Walnut Hills ............ 16 Aiken ............... 22 Walnut Hills ............ 32 Western Hills ........ 26 Walnut Hills ............ 34 Courter Tech ........ 22 Walnut Hills ............ 18 Piqua ............... 59 J L Mike Brown sets to throw a long pass in a comeback effort late in the Hughes game. An Eagle sweep comes to an end after a short gain, The kickeoff team gets pre-game instructions 59 Led by Willard Stargel, in his first year as head coach, the Eagle football team played an aggressive brand of ball, falling just short of a .500 record. Despite disastrous losses in both the hrst and last games of the season, the Eagles finished tied for third place in the Public High School League. The season opened with a 48-0 setback from Woodward, the eventual league Champions, and another defeat at the hands of LaSalle, a non-league foe. Miami Trace became the Eagles, hrst victim as two touchdowns by senior end Clyde Solomon led to victory. After a defeat by Taft, the Eagles thrilled the largest crowd of the season with a con- vincing win over archrival Withrow. The running of all- league quarterback Demonte Johnson, the pass receiving of Harold Jefferies and Mike Oldham, and a stubborn Eagle defense were particularly outstanding Two straight losses ensued before the Walnut offense once again began to click, running up high scores in victories over Western Hills and Courter Tech. The season Closed with the trip to Piqua where the Eagles were crushed by a much stronger team. Nevertheless, this season must be considered a marked change for the better in the football fortunes of the school and a credit to the coach. With only minimal losses to graduation, next yearhs squad should be even better. 4; The scrappy Eagle defense closes in on a Hughes ball-carrier. Coach Willard Stargel discusses his offense with quarterback DeMonte Jehnson. Shoeless kicker Steve Meyer booms out a long punt as an attempt to block the kick fails. 6o - ' u a Halfback Mike Oldham looks for running room before takmg a Johnson pitchout. Johnson fades back to pass while the Eagle blocking wall begins to form in front of him. 61 Reserve and F reshman Football Reserve Football Team: First Row: B. Banks, C. Richardson, G. Blakcy, J. Alexander, J. Betz, C, Reed, B. Schwartz, R. Stricks. Fourth Row: D. Brown, S. Tompkins, L. Barroll, C. Heater, C. Ligons. Second Row: G. RieHe, A. Schwartz, J. Sears, L. Wiley. Fifth Row: B. Moody, M. G. Nichols, J. Hanley, L. Southall, T. Fairbanks, KY Hill, G. Jenkins, Cowett, N. Barman, Coach Pfriem. R. Gardner, B. Taylor. Third Row: M, Schmidt, A. Thomas, V. Lewis, u: , 9 v 1 A . .1 ,. .37? 1.2:. , 24;! Tux. ,115T r165; .1 f .AJ'IH Freshman Football Team. FLrst Row A Bowman M Anderson J- Porter, M Graves. Third Row: M Render, J. Lightfoot, L. Pearson, Keller, W Ash, R. Peaks M. Holmes D. Cohen, K. Davis, K. Richard- S Sacks P. Mooar, B. Emmich, P. Cl , akaMaxellSKatT. 3:11,E.PM$IAdIams, S. Igowerng. ?Irlljllth 15.1131 ;th 131615111607? Deutsch, H. Lazenby. Fourth Row.- Coachell, P. 3312,13. Wueszt, R ow aone amer a ons y peeg, ostc o W A A Moody, J. Pryor E. Thurman, B Clifton J. McCieod, K Harris, C. DangJSpee, P.daGIII-l:l1:mH Liebschutz N Ahrens, R Wayne D ASHBY, 6'2. First Row: R. Johnson, C. Klotz, W. Monroe, A: Beltz, J. Berliner. Second Raw: Coach Koke, R. Scharf, C. Whntaker, J. Hauser, S. Stoffregen, Ah Dine. Cross Country Led by Captain Bob Sawtell and sophomore sensation Chris Klotz, the Eagle cross-country team experienced its most successful season in several years. Despite a small team composed primarily of sophomores and juniors, the Eagle harriers recaptured the PHSL championship. 1966 Cross Country Results First PHSL Meet .......................... Ist place Second PHSL Meet ........................ lst place Third PHSL Meet ......................... lst place District Meet ............................. 2nd place Regional Meet ............................ 5th place State Qualifier: Chris Klotz Fin: Row: C. Solomon, G. Johnson, D. Shullen H. Jefferies. Second Row: L. Katz, Third Row: W. Ligons, P. Ecker, M. Oldham, J. Kaplan, K. Smith, W. Davis, H. Glaspie. K. Revel- Varsity Basketball Scores 1966-67 Walnut Hills ............ 57 Walnut Hills ............ 59 Walnut Hills ............ 64 Walnut Hills ............ 64 Walnut Hills ............ 81 Walnut Hills ............ 52 Walnut Hills ............ 80 Walnut Hills ............ 53 Walnut Hills ............ 54- Walnut Hills ............ 61 Walnut Hills ............ 55 Walnut Hills ............ 55 Walnut Hills ............ 56 Walnut Hills ............ 69 Walnut Hills ............ 77 Walnut Hills ............ 84 Walnut Hills ............ 71 Walnut Hills ............ 58 Walnut Hills ............ 59 McNicholas .......... 68 Jefferson Township .. .70 Lemon-Mom'oe ....... 75 Taft ................ 78 Norwood ............ 88 Western Hills ....... .55 Withrow ............ 74 Woodward .......... 81 Aiken ............... 4-3 Courter Tech ........ 53 Taft ................ 74 Hughes .............. 56 Western Hills ........ 59 Withrow ............ 905 6 Woodward .......... 78 Aiken ............... 77 Courter Tech ........ 64 Hughes .............. 88 Northeastern ......... 65 Mike Oldham moves in for a lay-up in the Western Hills game. Varsity Basketball Oldham leaps high t0 COHtl'Ol the OPEHiIlg jump. Greg Johnson takes a pick from Keith Smith and drives for the basket. The 1966-67 edition of the Eagle basketball squad was a. much better team than its 5-14 season record might indi- cate. In one span, four league games were lost by a total of eight points. Had these been victories instead, the sea- son would have been an unquestioned success. There were plenty of bright spots in the Eagle basketball picture this year. One was the emergence of junior center Mike Oldham as the star and leader of the squad. Mike averaged 22.8 points per game, a mark which won for him the PHSL scoring crown. The allwaround play of cap- tain and Floor general Len Katz was outstanding too. Certainly the Eaglest best performance of the year came at Withrow where the then winless Eagles upset the even- tual league champion Tigers 80-74. As usual, Oldham led the team with 27 points and an almost unbelievable total of 35 rebounds. But, above all, this was a team Win as seniors Joel Kaplan and Clyde Solomon both hit career high point totals in the victory. Four wins and seven defeats later, the Eagles journeyed to the VC Fieldhouse to take on the Rockets of Clermont Northeastern in the district tournament. Falling far behind in the second half, the Blue and Gold battled back gallantly, pulling within three points late in the game, only to lose 65-59. First Row: L. Southall, A. Bowman, C. Russo, M. Loux. Second Row: D. Rosenbaum, J. Parkinson, T. Fair: banks. Third Row: T. Wooten, B. Jurma, C. Whittaker, R. ScharL Reserve Basketball ..:.44 - v-Mp, . h ' '- 1M ' z 1 Uri, -.. 7 . ..... ., 7 55; Tony Wooten ships the ball away from a potential Hughes rebounder, Jim Perkinson passes off to a teammate on a fast break. 66 Gary Blakey tries to control a high dribble. Ten tangled pairs of legs scramble wildly for the ball under the Eagle basket. 67 , xl'h ,3 ,v -. :... a First Row: D. Kaplan, R. Dworkin, E. Wolf, R. Parrish, B. Mend- Hexem, C. Lowry, G. Kanter. Third Row: R. Walker, R. Allen, elsohn. Second Row: B. Hopple, mgr.; P. Graham, D. Dupee, J. L. Perdue, J. Redmond. Bob Allen shoots over a defender in a game against Ach. n agesotis oce as m at ueawaitsthe Freshmen Basketball h m k d La P d 68 Varsity Gymnastics Team-Fim Row: G. Lask, R. Johnson. Schwartz, V. Lewis, J. Hunt. Second Row: A. Comer, R. Banks, S. Meyer, M. Pleatman, B. Junior High Gymnastics Team-First Row: R. Rubin, E. Buford, B. Brown, L. Ball, A. Bow- man, E. Johnson. Second Row: K. Pittinger, C. Hofling, Y. Earner, R. Mack, W. Ashe, R. Peeks, C. Lehr. Gym Team Ralph Johnson on the horizontal bar. 69 JIM BETZ First Row: P. Clark, A. Jablonsky, D. McDevitt, N. Decourcey, D. Stein, K. Eiler. Second Row: D. Anderson, H. Eakin, C. Rich- ards, J. Morse, R. Lotspeich. Third Row: M. Hiudt, T. Loch, H. Liebschutz, N. Allrens, J. Reis, D. Potter. Missing: S. Petuchowski i'l FITI'W-Fr-W! ' L 1 '7 4V Varsity Swimming Team-First Raw: W. Ahrens, A. Dine, C. Buxton, J. West. Second Row: K. Brockhofl', M. ca: . :'.1 .ngg ,Jl R 4a.- Dale, J. Kreindler, C. Reed, J. Betz, S. Portner. Mining: G. Fisher, P. Brumm. Swimming Lacking both depth and experience, the Eagle mermen fell to fifth place in the Public High School League swim- ming competition. With a strong junior high squad com- ing up and all but three of this yeafs lettermen returning, Whitey Davis, team should be back near the top of the standings next year. Swimming Results 1967 First PHSL Meet ................. . .......... Fourth Second PHSL Meet ........................... Third Third PHSL Meet ............................. Fifth District Meet .................................. Fifth State Qualifiers: John Baker, Peter Brumm, Mitch Dale, Rick Lotspeich, Steve Partner, Clyde Reed. GRAYDON FISHER JOHN WEST First Row: G. Harris, L. Barroll, L. V00, R. Osher, P, Mooar, T. Ebacher. Second Row: S. Armstrong, R. Brant, H. Maurer, L. Claybon, S. Sacks, 5. Kaplan. Nat Pictured: R. Stricks, M. Mc- Williams, R. Haas, J. Barroll. Wrestling Wrestling, one of Americafs fastest-growing and most popular high school sports, finally made its appearance at Walnut Hills this year. Under the leadership of Mr. Willard Stargel and several seniors boys, 3. team was formed in December. The team followed a rigorous pro- gram of instruction in wrestling fundamentals, exercise, and weight training throughout the winter. In February all the team members took part in the first intramural wrestling tournament ever held at the school. The winners are listed below. 103 lbs. ......................... William Anderson 112 lbs. .............................. Pekka Mooar 120 lbs. .............................. James Barroll 127 lbs. ............................. Tom Ebacher 133 lbs. .............................. Leeds Barroll 145 lbs. ................................ Bob Osher 155 lbs. ................................ Livan V00 165 lbs. ........................... Mel McWilliams 175 lbs. ............................. Louis Claybon Heaveyweight ...................... Helmut Maurer Most of these same boys will form the nucleus of next yearls squad, one that wiIl hopefully compete on a varsity level with other area schools. 72 Gordy Weil hits a forehand. Jim Heldman works on his serve. 3.5: an . . 1. - .! me-' .1 . ,..--...-.......-. I ennls First Row: R. Goldman, R. Felson, G. Well, R. Block. Second Row: Coach Woodward, R. Kallenberg, BA Silver, J. Moskowitz, M. Oppenheimer, R. Brant, A, Heldman. Not Pictured: J. Held- man, 5. Selonick, E. Diedrich, R. Berliner. 73 Baseball Ace pitcher Marc Marcuso demonstrates his form. ? .3 Doug Bootes leaps high for a fly ball. Mike Pillow dodges an inside fastball. 74 . -. .,. w; Firxt Row: M. Brown, R. Stricks, D. Booms, B Eaton, L. Carter, cuso, M. Oldham, H. Glaspie, P Ecker, G. Lask, D. Sh J. Sears. Second Row: A. Comer, S. Jones, M. Pillow, M. Mar- Wohlfeil, S. Witt. uller, T. '4 Doug Bootes fields a ground ball. Mike Oldham makes the PUtOUt on Tom Wohlfeil 75 Russell Scharf runs the high hurdles. First Row: R. Bronson, R. Barnes, J. Houser, R. Carter, D. john- A. Thomas, M, Allisgn, Third Row: R. Scharf, J. Hanley, D. Schaf- son, W. Monroe, T. Wooten, J: Carden, R. Johnson, H. Jeffenes. ner, L, Claybon, H, Maurer, G. Friason, T, Thompkins, T. Smith, Second Row: E. Lugll, W. Dams, A. Beltz, J. Redmond, B. Krum- E. Warner, C. Easterling, R. Swanson, T, Ector. me, D. Schwartz, C. Klotz, W. Siemer, P. Levick, S. Stoffregen, Harold Jefferies starts his finishing kick. Mel McWilliams and Helmut Maurer throw the discus. Track 77 01f v. First Row: M, Safdi. B. Schwartz, J. Schneider. Second Row: J. Weil, M. Pleatman, L. Kata R. Radin, J. Rosenberg, G. Doern- berg, R. Blumenthal, M Zeidman. Not Pictured: R. Katz. .,1 .r John Schneider Bengy Schwartz Cheerleaders 7 Mfvatf .7 bl I u- ';u -m- q q Varsity Cheerleaders: T. Snow, L. Schneider, S. Clayton, W. Pierce, E. Kuby, C. Reis, L. Nassan, R. Margolis. Not Pic- tured: P. Trounstine, P. Van Meter, M, Woode. 79 murmm tn 4. Reserve Checrleaders-First Row: H. Ohe Second Row: J. Borden. Third Row: S. Tunison, A. Brown, L. Nes- mbaum. Cheerleaders Junior High Cheerleaders-Left to Right: R. Hardaway, L. Kaufman, N. Woode, B. Scheve, V. Pierce, S. Davenport, P. Pippert, R Malman, S. Schwartz. 80 Girls Athletic Association Board First Row: D. Banks, TA Dixon, B. Pohlman, P. Carroll. Second Row: 5. Eaton, B. Davis, D. Kennedy, J. Reed, L. Mat- lack, R. Roberts, B. Lindsey, P. Roehrer, K. Brown. Swimming Team Fir5t Row: D. Walters, K. Hofling, R. Kautz, D. Hofiing. Second Row: L. Matlack, L. Krapp, B. Pohlman, J. Brown. 81 - ' M Tennis Team-Fint Row: H. Stadler, E Dorn, P. Roehrer, A. Wolf, D. Van Rijssel. Second Row: D. Wal- ters, L. Moore, C. Shuttlesworth, L. Kennedy, K. Rommann, M. Graves. Basketball Team-Fi15t Row: E. Dorn, D. Kennedy, R. Roberts, B. Ayers. Second Row: D. Banks J. Reed L C535381113, 11:?h113?1-ab:,r.P Roehrer, K Brown. Thzrd Rou. B. Gales, T. Dlxon, C. Shuttlesworth, B. Colher, A. 81 ' .W n v Hockey Team-Fz'rst Row: E. Dom, J. Reed, D. Barnes. Second Row: B Ayers, B. Pohlman, D. Banks, L. Moore. Third Row: J. Greene, B. Gales, T. Dixon, C. Shuttlesworth, B. Lindsey, D. Kennedy. Girk Athletic Association Student Council Critics have often said that student government is simply an exercise in democracy. This year's student council, how- ever, while introducing its members to representative government, also proved itself capable of meaningful and exciting action. Under the administration of president Myron Dale and faculty advisor, Mr. Donald Ankenman, honor study halls finally became a reality, as did a course evaluation handbook. The Forum speaker program was widened to include all helds of interest. In an attempt to encourage school spirit, Council supplied buses to football games at Oak Hills, Miami Trace, and Piqua. AFS, the VAST tutoring program, open houses, and lunchroom monitoring, all originated in other years, were continued, expanded and improved. The crowning achievement of student council was its participation in the Peace Corps, school-to-school program. Using clever publicity to inspire the student body, council raised well over the $1000 required to build a ulittle Walnut Hillsll in an underdeveloped country. In doing so, student council won the praise of the school and of the community at large. Representatives-Fint Row: D. Hughes, Jl Loch, C. Kiner, R. S Heidenreich, L. Wagner, N. HOH'man L. Sroufe Third Row' M Kallenberg, M. Schwarz, D. Bradeen. Second Row: N. Alexander R ' ' . s. Anderson. sh Ede, s. Novik, D. SchaFFner, B. Kennedy, Fl Sive, Dl'liloahglsft35353691:ng lillsihdgnsgaiglth, 13' Mcnddmh , 86 Executive Committee First Row: L. Schulzinger, M. Stargel, 84 C. Downs, M. Rubin, T Rauh, P. Lichstein, D. Kato, S. Fischer, Eppstein, R. Crandall, E. Loftspring, J. Heldman. Second Row: B. Kapp, L. Bradshaw, B. Schreiber. ,m . .g .. OHicers Susie Wise, Larry Eichel, Larry Schneider, Myron Dale, Missing: Sue Advisop-MR. DONALD ANKENMAN Zippersteim 87 E qty? :'1 iwvw . ud'hjg 1hi'. ' QM A VAST tutor at work. 88 At the Forum, Mr. Allen Brown speaks on censorship. Student Council A Student Council open house. 89 $35.. .mac a .3. c A. eww- . .d $3554? a... Bottom Row: L. Schulzinger, C. Downs, S. Wise, M. Ransohof'f, M. Dewey. Top Raw: President-DAVID ALEX. M. Dale, G. AyerI This year, student court tried only a very small number S d C of cases. Infractions of school rules occurred less frequently tu ent Curt and many that did occur went unreported. More effective monitoring and a heightened respect for building regula- tions were doubtlessly responsible for the lack of work for court. 90 Junior Student Council P J I la RepresentativesiFirst Row: N. Elkus, Tr Oestreicher, S. Carter, D. Appleton, D. Wittow, J. Falk. M. Elkus, J. Lovelace. Second Row: 1. Magrish, S. Katz, D. Marcus, J. Smlth, H. Lazenby, K. Dale, R. Geller, N. Larsen. Third Row: A. Gendelman, C. Duff, MJ Perlman, J Hunter, L. Ruben, L. Rosenberg, P. Goldhagen, 91 R. Zimmerman, B. Gottschang, J. Jenike, R. Gottesman, R. Schul- zinger, R. Katz. Fourth Raw: M. Hiudt, C. Richardson, K, Templcman, R. Lotspeich. J. Pennington, B. Lurie, B. Brown, B. Wagner, R. Margolin, N. Mayerson. American Field Service AMANDA AMBROSE AFS Co-Chairmen: LIZ BRADSHAW and BOB SCHREIBER AFS Exchange Students: Enrico Lugli of Garpi, Italy. and Dorine Van Rijssel of Oegstgeest, the Netherlands. 9'2. The American Field Service annually presents the stu- dent body of Walnut Hills with a great opportunity and an equally great responsibility. The opportunity of associat- ing with Dorine Van Rijssel of the Netherlands and Enrico Lugli of Italy has given Walnut Hills students practice in international understanding. At the same time, the students were enriching the experience of Enrico and Dorine. The responsibility, of course, is obtaining the $1500 needed to continue the program. Under co-chairmen Liz Bradshaw and Bob Schreiber, the money was successfully and creatively raised by such activities as the AFS Buffet, the paper drive, the Royals basketball game, Penny Day, the calendar sale, and the Amanda Ambrose concert. 93 k h j , . a $815 hm Kr wt wk shinil-Jnt-ilil K. a . -. Remembrancer 1966-67 was a year of transition for the Remembrancer. With new quarters, a relatively inexperienced staff, and, at the semester break, a new advisor, the process of pub- lishing the yearbook was at times trying. The process of struggling with deadlines and with other staff members, however, was beneficial for everyone involved. The result of the stafPs labors, the 1967 Remembrancer that lies before you, is yours to cherish forever. The staff can only hope that it is an anual worthy of the year whose story it tells. Co-editors: Liz Schneider and Larry Eichel. Assistants: C. Zax, N. Deutscher, S. Brand, 5. Lurie, R. Falk. 94- , ik'igm, $5 ,1 I i S Kg? , M. Oestreicher, L. y, R. Greff, J. Gollusch dvertising Staff: K. Kling, T. Klein, J. Jones, J. Weil, D. Ka Sive, F. Sive, A. Heldmanj B. Jose. Business StaH4eated: J. Gollusch, R. Kallenberg, D. Meitus, L. Sive, M. Oes- Freicher. Standing: J. Hcldman, S. Selen- Tofz Row: M. Ransohoff, A. Barman, B. Turner. Bottom Section Edito Row: TA Snow, P Garrett. 95 . Y: n I . u m. unn- unm- Q Remembrancer Chatterbox The Chatterbox, Walnut Hills, student-published weekly newspaper, had a new look both in appearance and in content in 1966-67. A new masthead, new type faces, and new paper were all introduced by the C-BOX staFf. The articles in the paper were also of an improved quality, fresh, informative, and accurate. The papefs biggest step f orward took place in its edito rial policy. A special board of five seniors, established by the editors solely for the purpose of writing editorials, pro- duced articles that were always thought-provoking. C-BOXE caustic new voice cut at such revered institu- tions as the library, class unity, and the senior popularity poll while offering more positive remarks in support of the school levy and the Feast: Corps Partnership Program. Co-Editors: Allison Cooke and Tom Rauh. Third Page Staff: D. Glober, M. Pullem, N. Allen. Mining.- C. DuH. 97 ,ii ,' - Ir . Sports Staff: B. Benjamin, J. Rosenberg, R. Katz. Mining: J. Brande, S. Jones. K 4x u q q 7. uM$-..m$ s Lyg. . k . L a - y, .m '5? A?VwEX'LJIHN x ;.2m. Feature Staff: E. Diedrich, N. Tonkens, B. Biern, C, Downs, H. Stadler. Mining: L. Schulzinger, E. Sawits, M. Foreman. Editorial Board: P. Schwartz, M. Montgomery, K. Robinson, S. Wise, G. Ayer. Chatterbox Business Staff: P. Karpen, C. Brown, J. Krone, D. Stimson, R. Kallen- berg, D. Mendelsohn, G. Foulkes. Mining: J. Dorsey, C. Hiatt, A. Hirschman, J. Ifland, B. Judd. News Staff: L. Schneider, N. Alexander, S. Zipperstein, M, Rubin. Missing: R. Guggenheim, S, Trautenberg. S.W.O.U.P. This yeafs senior class, with its hair for the original, published its own newspaper, The Senior Word. on Up- coming Pastimes. S.W.O.U.P. kept the seniors informed and entertained with its own particular variety of humor and satire throughout the year. 99 Gleam Each year the outstanding literary works of Walnut Hills students of all grade levels are published in the Gleam, a magazine published once at the end of the school year. Production of the Gleam, however, is an all year affair. The literary staff meets weekly to sift through the stacks of papers, seeking the highest quality material. After the literary works have been chosen, it is the job of the art staff to compose appropriate artistic backing. Well-written prose and poetry and a carefully thought out artistic plan are vital to the composition of the quality literary magazine Walnut Hills students have come to expect of Gleam. Literary Staif-Seated: S. Reis, S. McFarland, H. Marks. Stand- ing: De Gillmani B. Schreiber, R. Stare, K. Anderson, R. Martin, P. Marks. 7! 5m.-,: Jew : m1. '1 , . It, ' e. f I -;,?:E! , , V363 4 ? x,e A. .. , d 3. a E x 100 , '. N. etlyt ., Art Staif-Seated: PA Osher. Standing: E. Kapp, D. Goldman. . v ' - ' pm: Latin Club The activities of the Latin Club, one of Walnut Hills, longest-standing organizations, underwent a. marked change in 1966-67. In the words of president Sue Zipper- stein, the club tried to move away from the sometimes pleasant but generally worthless ttorgy-type meetings? In- stead, Latin Club turned to more academic pursuits. For .example, the members of the club heard Dr. M:3.cGregorJ a ' classics professor at the University of Cincinnati, speak on Roman literary greats, Catullus and Horace, and Dr. Christopherson on urban life in Rome. Members also attended the Semple lectures at U.C. and saw a series of movies about ttGreece: The Immortal Land? It was cer- tainly a worthwhile and enlightening year for students of the Classics at Walnut Hills. Senior Latin Club OtTmers: S. Zipperstein, D. Walters, Mt Dantley. Mining: JA Zipkin. l'i'I'l'l ' .- 6 5 EH 1- I I 1 t 'P a ' Y, Junior Classical League6-Fir3t Row: P. Mellman, D. Alert. Sec- ond Row: L. Speed, A, Brown Mt Niederman, T. Sutton, W. Taylor, B. Furer, G. Hartman, T, Dnughman. I07. French Club French Club offered a variety of cultural activities to expand the foreign language experience of its members. In an early meeting, excerpts from MoliEerek Le Bourgeois Gentilhomma were presented. A comical newspaper, Le Coq, was published several times during the year. At the Christmas party French carols were sung and members played Password, en frangais, of course. Other activities included the viewing of a movie, wwSymphonie Pastoralei and the traditional spring picnic. 103 OHicers: H. Abts, N, Honan, L. Schneider, M. Littman. h'x ., 19.7 OHicers: C. Drummer, S. McCord, N. Nieman, St Smothers, D. Magrish. f , Anui nos: mm HABLAR . mm is K. 104 Spanish Club The Spanish Club, under president David Magrish, took a close look at all parts of the Spanish-speaking world this year. At one meeting, a Cuban refugee spoke to the group about current conditions in her native land. Another speaker told the club of her travels in Latin America. Other programs studied Mexico and Spain, a country that four club members visited in 1966. A Christmas party, a lecture on career opportunities in language, and a spring picnic completed a busy year for the Spanish Club. Officers: N. McKenney, D. Bradeen, J. Loch, M. Davis, B6 Mark, C. Franke. German Club In 1966-67, the German Club continued its custom of being one of Walnut Hills, most distinctive organizations. Activities included a lecture from a sailor in the German navy, the decoration of the Christmas tree in the faculty lunchroom, and a party before the winter holiday. The highlight of the year was the German Club Band,s concert and skit at the January activities assembly. 105 Choir Membership in the A Capella Choir represents the pin- nacle of success for any Walnut Hills vocalist. The 125 singers, all personally selected by Mr. Bige Hammons, give concerts for the school at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and again in the spring. They compete for more wide- spread recognition in the district choral music contest at Anderson High School in March. Many members also participate in the annual presentation of Jean Carlo Me- nottils llAmalhl and the Night Visitorsfl one of Walnut Hillsl newest traditions. Within the Choir itself there exist two smaller ensemble groups, the Boys, Octet and the Girls, Triple Trio. In addition to singing at all Choir functions, these 17 talented young people perform at the May Festival at Music Hall. Choir Councii-First Row: D. Casello, J. Levine. Second Row: D. Evans, A. Willisl X J . tww Mm ,4 Band CouncilJtanding: M. Fowler, J. Moody, D. Keefe, T. Brown, D. Hostetler, N. McKenney Seated: M. Mador 108 WEE? - a - - . .-........-...m . n . . . .w. u . . . mm? m Senior Band X members of the 78 piece Walnut Hills Golden Eagles Marching Band met at Camp Meacham, Kentucky, d their talents to concert for a week before school to exercise 0 S musmxans turne Steiden, In an unprecedented action, m-gammmaa.Hg-m.man$- .1. their collective musical skills. The early practice in march- ing gave the Eagles at head start on other bands. This excellence was displayed in the outstanding performances given at nine fall football games. As the year progressed, music. Successful performances were given at the Christmas Concert and at the Spring Concert in May. Mr. 109 Orchestra Junior Band IIO Debate Club R. Crandall, J. Kaltman, M. Amman, J. Rosenblit, C. Hiatt, L. Schneider, D. Conliffe, K. Jablonsky, K. Jacobs, T. Rauh, K. Robinson, G. Ayer, J. Crespin. Missmg: M. Rubin, M. Schwan, B. Zakem, SA Petuchowski, B. Behlen. Senior Book Discussion Group ifu WWTI'm 1 1 1T mum .wumtillelllllll First Row: L. Schneider. Second Row: J, Crespin, D. Van RijsseL E. Mazur. Third Row: G. Fisher, D. Gillman, R. Martin. 111 First Row: C. Gregory, L. Wagner, E. Diedrich, L. Forberg, M. Guastini, Daniel, B. Biern, CA Duff, J. Redmond, M. Russo, H. Miller, N. Marts. CK Kiner, D. Kato, M. Foreman, C. Howard, K. Allen, B. Judd, Second Third Row: R. Crandall, J. Furer, C. Muntz, W. Greenberg, K. Rob-I Row: D. Morriss, J. Nelson, E. Simon, J. Heldman: S. Selonick, J. Mc- inson 117. Senior Class Play 113 November 18, 1966, was a memorable date at Walnut Hills, for on that evening the senior class and Mr; Wayne L. Gregory presented John Patrickk hThe Teahouse of the August Moon? Mike Guastini played the demanding role of Sakini, the narrator. Kit Robinson, Ernie Diedrich, and Myron Dale gave excellent portrayals of U.S. Army officers in this comic but warm tale of the American occupation of Okinawa. The contemporary nature of the play, the effective use of scenery, costumes, and props, and the ob- vious enthusiasm of the cast made Teahouse the best- received and best-attended play in recent years. W s First Row: D. Rosen, S. Mueller, C. Muntz, D. Morriss, L. For- T- Hammons, 13- K3Y- Thlfd Row: B; Delcamp, W Greenberg, berg, A. Schaffer, C. Kiner, L. Wagner, 5. Smith, S. Leiter, K. S. Jones, C. Duff, R. Ogden, Se. Selomck, DA .Enghsh, L. Power, Anderson, E. Sawits. Second Row: C. Gregory, J. Nelson, K. Allen, 3- NOIVl-k, G- Foulkes, R- Martin, J- McDaniel, RV Minor, M- J. Furer, M. Davis, J. Redmond, J. Small, M. Russo, H. Miller, Guastlm. Junior Class Play This yeafs spring play, presented by the claws of 1968, was composed of selections from the works of two of the English Ianguagds most renowned playwrights. uAn Eve- ning with Shakespeare and Shawh included excerpts from three comedies, George Bernard Shawhs Pygmalionfs William Shakespearek hAs You Like It? and Shaw,s hMajor Barbara? gShakespeare and Shaww was particularly signiHcant in the annals of Walnut Hills drama as it marked the end of the theatrical career of one of the schooPs most familiar figures, Mr. Wayne L. Gregory. The director of all plays at Walnut Hills for thirty-seven years, N112 Gregory could be justly proud of his Final production. 114 115 116 Peanuts A class may distinguish itself in many ways during six years at Walnut Hills, but it will always be best remembered for its llPeanutsf, the junior class show. The class of 168's version of this revered tradition was presented early in September after months of planning, writing, and rehears- ing. Directed by Sally Benjamin, Mike Oestreicher, and Mrs. Iannelli, the show revolved arOund the struggle of Dial-a-Date, a computerized match-making firm, to retain control of the love industry. Dwight Hughes won roars of approval as Dial-a-Dateis ace troubleshooter, the intrepid Archibald. The show was also spiced with various specialty acts, with the singing of The InspimtiEmS,5 and Karen Roberts particularly memorable. Was c:Peemuts 0f '66 really the best forever? The class of l68 will always think so. 119 Walnuts tiWalnutsj: the annual school variety show, written, created, and produced entirely by the student body, was performed in March. This year, the show was an hact in three plays? consisting of three separate and unrelated one-act skits. Act One was a spoof of hThe Fantasticksf, Americak longest-running musical comedy. The second act featured a brilliant satirical look at Chet Huntley and David Brinkley and television in general. Induction into military service, a current problem of utmost importance, was the subject of the final act. An unusually Hne stage band, as well as the singing chorus: ponies, and specialty acts, made the entire show a musical delight. 110 Walnuts OEicers Firxt Raw: H. Abts. Second Row: B. Warner, B. Daitsman, A. Paddock, 1-2.4. Spanish Honor Society OHicers-Firxt Row: P. Zavon, L. owrkin, M. Costello, N. Nieman. Stage Crew First Row: L. Humphries. Second Row: C. Gordon, C. Tolliver, M. Montgomery, B. Becker. Third Raw: T. Deutsch, D. Holtzer, D. Sivitz, S. Street, S. Hardaway. Fourth Row: D. Cautley, G Sonneborn. 12.5 l II, I! I'll. . . g... mu.:..5,.s i : m. numum'gwaa. k w. S f C t .B S g .l B d n a S r C .h t 0 r B 08 .1 B National Merit Finalists: L. Schneider, M. Rubin, A. Willis, M Housefield, H. Abts, M. Davis, N. Hoffman, G. Ayer, D. Men- delsohn, P. Schwartz, S. Selonick. D. Hostetler, R. Weis, S. Wise, L. Eichel. Missing: B. Page, P. Sageser, M. Montgomery, B. Guberman, I. Crespin, D. Levinstein. Honors '4' f; 3 52 A 1 4.; r .2 kw..wAmwaM-l.umr V A H r-Ja Senior Girls! CouncilAeated: S Wise Standing: M. Dewey, N. Alexander, L, Bradshaw, C. Downs. 17.7 xi. 1$5 AcademiH Team: P. Schwartz: S. Wise, L. Eichel. Honors ' ' A , Daisy Chain: M. Eller, L. Schneider, N. Maslov, N. McKenney, S. Lingle, L Forberg, W. Pierce, 8. Page, N Youkilis, C. Kiner T. Dahlman, T. Snow, L. Nassau, P. Garrett. 3 Boy Mayor Candidate: Marc Rubin. ,1 , Mathematics Team: L. Schneider, D. Mendelsohn, B. Moore. 17.8 90- ' ul 1 Quill and Scroll-Firrt Row: K. Anderson, M. Foreman, P. Garrett, S. McFarland, P. Troun- stine, P. Marks, L. Schneider, R. Katz, R. Stare, J. Heldman, T. Rauh. Second Row: L. Eichel, T. Snow, S, Selonick, B. Biern, N. Alexander, A. Cooke. Cum Laude-First Row: J. Heldman, N. Nieman, M. Littman. Second Row: N. McKenney, D. Mendel- sohn, K. Robinson, L. Schneider. Third Row: C. Arth, S. Wise, L. Eichel. 1'29 S C S S a 1 C Seventh Grade A time to adjust . . . Adjustment is the key word for the seventh grader. The five hundred tcefhesh who arrive at Walnut Hills in September are a terrified group of un- believably small people, coming from all over the city and knowing almost no one. The first week at school can be traumatic, as the Klefht? wanders through the labyrinth of hallways, searching for the elevator, the fourth floor, the band room and the gym. All the while, he barely escapes being trampled by the upperclass giants who stride so con- fldently. However, several agencies serve to ease this period of transition. Big Brothers and Big Sisters introduce seventh-graders to their school before opening day and stay in contact with their little charges at least for the first week. Counselors are also available to help. Inevitably, the physical plan of the school begins to make some sense, the upperclassmen seem to have shrunk in stature, and the class work is not as hard. Soon, the hehie feels he has always been a W.H.H.S. student. Seventh Grade Row 1: Fred Abramowitz, Pam Ackman, Lois Adams, Theodore Adams, Cynthia AI- bright, Mark Alger, Juliet Allen, Diana Allender. Row 2: Dennis Anderson, Mark Anderson, Wil- liam Anderson, Linda Andrews, Norbert Angstenberger, Laura Ankenman, Brian Anten, Deatra Appleton Row 3: Tim Apts, Barbie Backer, Ward Bahlman, Debbie Bailey, Arnold Baker, Margaret Baker, Steven Baker, James Balitsis. Row 4: Bruce Baltzer, Linda Banks, Priscilla Bardes, Gerald Barkley, Charles Barnes, Marie Barnes, Gayle Beckham, Rhonda Beckham. Row 5: Mark Baiting, Terri Belford, Ruthie Ben- jamin, Cheryl Berger, Debby Berger, Dan Bernstein, Daniel Best, Marty Betagole. Row 6: Vicki Bettes, Bill Beyersdofer, Phyllis Binik, Patty Birkley, Barb Blast, Dorrine Block, Ronald Booker, Aaron Borden. Row 7: Nina Boyd, Vincen Braddock, Flex Brad- ley, Tobie Braverman, Nancy Breeze, Kate Brichto, Robin Brigmon, Dale Brinkdopke. Row 8: Carita Brogden, Gregory Brokamp, Col- leen Brokaw. Sharon Brooks, Barbara Brewer, Andrew Brown, Betsy Brown, Brent Brown. Seventh Grade Row 1: Chuck Brown. Debra Brown, Rickey Brown, Terri Brown, Douglas Bryant, LaRon Burbridge, Rickey Burke, Bob- bic Burnes. Row 2: Barry Burnett, Mary Burton, Angie Campbell, Cathy Capellc, Chris Car- roll, Philip Carroll, Suzanne Carter, Amie Casey. Row 3: Tom Cashion, John Ceril, Barbara Cervantes, Florence Chang, Janice Chenault, Claude Chess, Tom Cissell, IVIike Citron Row 4: Jeff Clay, Gwendolyn Cobb, William Cogswell, Anne Cohen, Carol Cohen, David Cohen, James Connell, Timo- thy, Conver. Row 5: RobPrt Conway, Ken Cornelius, Karen Comett, Steven Cosgrove, El- len Costello, Garry Cotton. Kim Coulter, Janice Crenshaw. Row 6: Ann Crosset, Joe Culbertson, Eliza- beth Curtiss, Steven Custer. Deborah Dahlke, Dixie Dallob, Sandy Daven- port. Charles Davidow. Row 7: Alison Davies Davcy Davis, Lona Davis. Steve Davis, Wanda Davis, Bonnie Dawson, Neil Dccourcy, Tav- ner Dclcamp. Row 8: Ruth Deutscher. Debbie DcVnux. Susan Diamond, John Donneny Beth Doriu'. Eric Dunskcr. Robfrt Ertor Brian Edlin, Seventh Grade Row 1: Barry Ehrnschender, David Elam, Robert Elder, Nancy Elkus, Steve El- kus, Tom Engelhart, David English, Gerald Evans. Row 2: Paul Evans, Wayne Evans, Marty Eveland, Barbara Fabe, Stacey Fair- banks, Jackie Falk, Gilda Faulken- burg, Bonnie Faust. Row 3: Derrick Feagin, Nancy Feeks, Scott Feldman, Tom Finkelman, Gary Fischer, Karen Fischer, Cathy Flagg, Sue Flory. Row 4: Carolyn Francis, Karen Friedman, Steve Frisch, Jacquelyn Frye, Linda Fuhrmann, Laurel Fnger, William Fuller, Edward Gaines. Row 5: Morris Gales, Joseph Gantz, Ellen Gather, Nancy Garfield, Deborah Gaston, Joy Gazaway, Pamela Gce, Patty Ghory. Row 6: Andrew Gold, Elaine Goldberg, Laura Goldberg, Barry Goldfarb, Patti Coldhagen, Louise Goldman, Dave Goltra, Ophelia Gooden. Row 7: Louise Gottschalk, Barbara Grace, Ruth Grad, Richard Granick, Candy Green, Jerome Green, James Green- Iee, Mona Groban. Row 8: Carolyn Gunn, Peggy Halbert, Kim Haller, Michael Hamersly, juanita Hamler, john Hankins, Jerry Harper, Susan Harping. Row 9: Bruce Harris, Carolyn Harris, Linda Harris, Marlin Harris, Samuel Har- ris, Sharon Harris, Trina Harris, Vic.- tor Harrison. Row 10: Teresa Harten, Laine Hauxhurst, Ken Hawley, Ellen Haydon, Linda HayL mond, Mark Heiman, Jana Held, Bar- bara Heldman. Row 11: Debbie Herman, Julie Herman, Steve Hershbergcr, Robin Hicks, Susan Hiles. David Hill, Richard Hill, Shawn Hill Row 12: Mike Hinckley, Alice Hoffman, Kart'n Hoiiingl Lory Hohzman, Doug Hook- er, Lois Horslcyz Mark Horwitz, Tom Horwitz. Row 13: Ernst Howard. Trey Howard, Ben Hoxworth. Carol Hubbard, William Hughes, Scott Huston. Barry Hyman. Roger Ifland. Seventh Grade Row 1: Eugene JablonskyJ Bennie Jackson, Eric Jackson, Paul James, William James, Deborah Jansak, Dale Jenike, Judy Jenike. Row 2: Jacqueline Jerris, David Johnson, Pa- tricia Johnson, Susan Johnson, Todd Johnson, Jeffery Jones, Cornelius Jor- dan, Barbara Jose. Row 3: Richard Juran, Diane Kabakoff, Paige Kaplan, Mary KaPP, Michael Katz, Robert Kaufman, Steve Kaufman, Linda Kaufmann. Seventh Grade Row 1: Emily Kessel, Rosafind Kincaid, Ste- phen King, Alison Kirschner, NIela- nie Knislcy, Sylvia Kollmann, Mike Korchmar, John Kramer. Row 2: Amy Kretschmer, Bruce Krone, Jack- ie Lachhaas, Ronald Lackey, Paul Langemcicr, Eric Larsen, Tamara Latham, Clinton Leahr. Row 3: Mara Lear, Deborah Leavell, David LeGrand, Debbe Levin, Laurence Lei Vine, Melinda Lehman, Cynthia Lib- bert, Debbie Liebowitz. Row 4: Denise Liebowitz, Yolanda Liepa, Rita Loch, Randy Loftspring, Derek Long- mire, Robby Lotspeich, Vallarie LOVE- less, Melanie Luedders. Row 5: Timothy Luken, Vaniece Lumpkin, Ellen Lurie, Janice Lusane, Tim Maas, Brandt Maehr, Kathy Magrish, Robert Martin. Row 6: Robert Martin, Mike Mathis, Michael Mayberry, Regina Mayberry, Susan Maxwell, Gregory McCabe, Berverly McClasky, Dave McDevitt. Row 7: Kevin McDowell, Jerry MCEntyrc, Andrew McKenzie, Mona McKinney, Dorothy McLean, Lee McNeeI, Linda MeEord, Art Mchring. Row 8: Barb Meinek, Melissa Meyer, Rich- ard Michaelson, Darryl Miles, Allen Millcr, Gregory Millcr, Kay Miller, Harry Miller. Row 9: Roberta Miller, Allen Mindrum, Keith Minster, Brian Mitchel, Gael Mock- bce, Mark Monsc, Bennie Morgan, Vernell Morgan. Row 10: Paula Moore, Lucindy Morris, Sarah Morris, Bruce Moskovitz, Walter Mundy, Jasmine Murphy, George Musekamp, Debbie Nadler Row 11: Paul Naegel, Robert. Nance, Robert Nemn, Terry Ocslreicher, Kenneth Ogletrce, Donald Oliver, John Olman, Rousscau O'Neal. Row 12: Marci Onic, Robert Oppenheimer, Sandy Osher, Weslie Ostendorf, Ann Owen, Omita Owens, Linda Parker, Louis Pauly. Row 13: Rosemary Pearson, Mike Peck. An- drea Pepper. Mark Perlman. Harold Perlstein, Maxa Pcscovitz, Cindy Pp-I ters, Gina Peterson Seventh Grade Row 1: Valerie Phillips, Patty Pippert, Ste- ven Planner, Mark Pleatman, Tom Potter, Tony Power, Deborah Prechtl, Sarah Prince. Row 2: Larry Radin, Belinda Rankins, David Rauh, Amy Reading, Diana Redden, John Reiss, Debbie Reynolds, Martin Richards. Row 3: Chris Richardson, Otto Richter, Ver- non Roberts, Jackie Robinson, Mar- lene Robinson, Gwendolyn Rodgers, Stephen Romano, Ronald Moore. Row 4: Linda Roomann, Fran Rosenberg, Laura Rosenberg, Lynn Rosenbcrg, Martin Rothchild, Ann Rowe, Daryl Rowe, Linda Ruben. Row 5: Pam Rubin, Robert Rubin, Katherine RuhmkoiH, Gretchen Rupp, Dianna Sams, William Sarran, Steve SchaeL fer, Tom Schneider. Row 6: Amy Schottenfels, Debbie Schneuer, Shari Schumsky, Chris Schwartz, Fran Schwartz, Benjamin Schwarz, Caro- lyn SebronJ Jill Seller. Row 7: Janet Sigler, Jeffrey Silver, Leslie Sil- verblatt, Cathy Silverstein, Sara Sim- rall, Donnis Singleton, Mark Sipe, Debbie Sirkin. Row 8: Harvey Skinner, Bill Slutz, Angeline Smith, Brenda Smith, Carol Smith, Jeanne Smith, Kathy Smith, Larry Smith, Row 9: Martha Smith, Wanda Smith, Becky Smudski, Debbie Specter, Frank Spohr, Karen Stanley, Rozann Stay- deen, James Stayton. Row 10: Mark Stegner, Dwight Stenson, Henry Stephcns, Holiy StewartV Joan Stewart, Shelley Stichler, George Stimson, Anne Stolley. Row 11: Debbie Strahorn, Cynthia Stroud, Mike Sturdivant, Delores Swarm, Mark Suffridge, Monzelle Traver, Barbara Tate, Donald Taulbee Row 12: Eugene Taylor, Barbara Tencnholtz, Jim Thomas, Paul Thomas, Tracy Thomas, William Thompson. Tim Thurston, Sam Todd. Row 13; Steven Tracy, Diane Travis, Gwen Treadwell, Anthony Tyus, Beverly Upham, Brooks Van Pelt, Susan Vaughan, Sholom Washholder m- 43 g if: :2 2: 5 139 Seventh Grade Row 1: Steve Waddle, Paul Wagner, Amy Walker, Lauris Walters, Linda Wal- ton, Marsha Warren, Vernon Watson, Marsha Watts. Row 2: Victoria Webster, Robert Wail, Amy Weinstein, Jeffrey Weintraub, Debby Wells, Julie Wells, Jim Wildman, Gregory Williams Row 3: John Williamson, Queen Wilson, Greg Wlssman, Debbie Withow, Joellen Wolf, Eric Waffley, Gregory Wood, Tim Woods. Row 4: Paulette Wosniak, Tyronek Yates, Tom Youkilis, Bruce Young, Valencia Zackery, Sandra Zarach, Marilyn, Zarider, Paulan Zauner. Row 5: Gayle Zimmerman, Rita Zimmerman, Judy Zipkinl Eighth Grade A time to look ahead . . . For the eighth grader, the year is one of expectation, of planning for the future. In the classroom, a heavy load of five rather comprehensive major courses readies the ciE-Flatyi for the academic pres- sures of the senior high years. By February, each student takes a serious look at his future, tentatively choosing his courses for the next four years. The eighth gradefs par- ticipation outside the classroom is also of a preparatory nature. Junior Student Council provides a training ground for prospective school leaders. The athletes begin to develop their skills, awaiting the chance to excel in freshman com- petition. Even in his second year at Walnut Hills, the eighth grader is still a little shy, a little unsure of himself, a little afraid of the wealth of opportunities that the school offers him. In this time of anticipation, however, the eighth grader gains the maturity needed for his emergence as an active member of the Walnut Hills community. 14.0 14.1 Eighth Grade Row 1: Charles Adams, Cheryl Adams, Frank Adams, Mary Adams, Rick Ahrens, Chris Alexander, Maggie Ammon, Michael An- derson. Row 2: Steven Anderson, Frank Andress, Bob Armstrong, Mark Armstrong, Nancy Arm- strong, Julie Arth, Darwin Ashley, Matt Ayer. Row 3: Henry Bailey, Sharon Baird, Althea Balitsis, Debbie Banker, Gloria Banks, Pam Barnett, Renee Barber, Mary Barnes. Row 4: Tom Barrows, Elios Baskin, Clarke Bax- ter, Gordon Bayliss, Terri Beasley, Caro- Eyn Becker, Mark Becker, Robert Behlen. Row 5: Wally Bein, Cece Baiting, Cathy Beltz, Irene Benninga, Maryann Berman, Judy Bernstein, Susan Bernstein, Tom Beyer. Row 6: Janet Biehl, AI Bishop, Bruce Bishop, Cheryl Blair, Carol Blocksom, Martha Blankenhorn, Michael Blum, Judi Blum- enthal. Row 7: Robert Boettchcr, Deborah Bolton, Geor- gia Booth, Arthur Botterel, Marsha Brown, Joanna Bozian, Henry Bradshaw, David Brain. Row 8: Albert Brantley, Kathleen Brock, Audricia Brooks, Bruce Brown, Katie Brown, Ro- chelle Brown, Andy Browne, Wanda Burden. Row 9: Michelle Burstin, Audrena Campbell, Dennis Carroll, Patricia Carroll, Steven Cecil, Wilma Childress, Karen Churchill, Yvonne Clark, Row 10: Jo Ann Clayton, Marilyn Clayton, Del- marie Cobb, Wanda Cochran, Barbara Cohen, Jeffrey Cohen, Robert Cohen, Marcie Colaw. Row 11: Terrie Collins, Jay Conison, Adrienne ConliH'e, Polly Cooper, Donald Corbin, Cathy Cornell, Marianne Cornetl, Michael Costello. Row 12: Gene Cowner, Tony Cox, Carol Cramer, Dwight Crawford, Dan Cronstein, David Dahlman, Catherine Damron, Karen Dan- zeisen. Row 13: Beveriy Davis, Juanita Davis, Steve Den- nis, Michael Dickman, Michael Dine, Tim Ditosta, Terri Doughman, Rick Downcy. Eighth Grade Row 1: Ricky Driskcll, Larry Dunn, Joseph Dur- ban, MlkC Dyment, Douglas Easterling, Sarah Eaton, Jerome Ebacher, Mike Ecker, Row 2: 1'th Ede, Dale Edlin, Mary Edwards, C-ralg Eggers, William Egherman, Kenny Eller, Sally Elder, Martha Elkins Row 3: Lisa Emden, Susan Emmich, Pam Essig, Cheryl Farris, Scott Ferguson, Blair Fin- berg, Mickey Fleming, Michele Fox. Row 4: Beth Frankel, Carol Frankenstein, Rich Friedman, Barb Furer: Margie Ganson, Laura Gantz, David Geier, Robert Geller. Row 5: John Gcnslcr, Marvel Gentry, Yvonne Glass, Robert Goldberg, Sandi Goldfarb, David Goodman, Sharon Gordon, Renee Gottesman. Row 6: Beth GottsChmng7 Viola Grace, Vickie Grant, Michael Graves, Dominique Gray, Brad Green, Gary Greenberg, Philip Greenberg. Row 7: Marc Greene, Greg Jones, Denise Grigsby, Dennis Grimes, Lisa Guberman, Jan Hackel, Fred Hamilton, Jennifer Harrisv Row 8: John Harris, Judy Harris, Greg Hartman, B'rucc Hassel, Eva Hatchet, William Haw- thurst, Ralph Heard: Susan Heinberg. Row 9: Dan Heldman3 Fred Heldman, Sharon Hendricks, Paula Hendrickson, Gayle Hennekcs, Mark Hereth, Leslie Hcrms, Deborah Hicks. Row 10: Deborah Hill, David Himes, Debbie Hin- klc, Deborah Hinton, Barbie Hirschberg, Susan Hoeland, Charles Hofling, Ellen Horwitz. Row 11: Patty Haskins, Susan Howard. Scott Hun- ter, Richard Hurwitz, Ronald Isome, Linda Jackson, Marjorie Jacobs, Emily Jaffe. Row 12: James Jobes, Ernest Johnson, Susan John- son, Tim Johnson, Nancy Johnstone, An- gela Jones, Dyvetta Jones, Janie Jones. Row 13: Lamont Jones, Michelle Jones, William Jones, William Joslyn, Barbara Kaplan, Michael KadetL Mark Kaffeman, Sherri KnFFeman. Eighth Grade Row 1: Peggy Kahn, Eileen Kane, Mark Kanter, Daniel Kaplan, Andrea Katona, Chuck Katz, Janice Katz, Jane Katzman. Row 2: Kathy Kaufman, Rickie Kautz, Adrienne Keller, Julie Kern: Philip Khoury, Debbe Kirschncr, James Knight, Marjorie Kore- Jitz. Row 3 Howard Kraus, Geoffery LaDow, Bob Lawlcy, Mary Laymond, Lila Lclievre, Patsy Lemmer, Andrea Lerner, Laurie Levi. Row 4: Cindy Levitas, David Levy, Brenda Lewis, Cheryl Lewis, Patty Liebschutz, Shelley Lindsey, Matthew Littell, Debbie Llewel- lyn. Row 5: Steve Loewengart, David Longbine, Rob- ert Lovitt, Bob Lurie, Elaine Lyles, Rob- ert Lyon, Joe MacInnis, LaDonna Mack. Row 6: Ralph Mack, Bill MacLead, Alan Mador, Emily Magrish, Ruth Malman, Greg Ma- lone, Ronnie Margolin, Kim Margolis. Row 7: Denise Marts, Ricky Mathes, Jeff'rey Mau- genest, Peter Maxberry, Jeff Maxwell, Mark Meyer, Neal Mayerson, Doris Mays. Row 8: Harry McClasky, Gwendolyn McClellan, Alvin McClure, Edwin McDonnell, Shir- ley McGuire, Bob McIntosh, Gretchen Mehring, Peggy Mellman. Row 9: Albert Metz, Irving Metz, Robert Mid- dendorf, Marlene Miiler, Scot Mitchel, Gail Mitchell, Richard Mitchell, Sheri Mile. Row 10: Carole Modcne, Sue Montgomery, Eugene Moody, Paul Mooney, Briana Moore, Sally Morrow, Jeff Morse, Lester Mueller Row 11: Michael Murphy, Scott Myers, Mike New- man, Mike Niederman, Daniel Normolle, Robert OzBryan, Marcia Oeltinger, Mary Lynne Okano. Row 12: David Albert, Sharonc Omstein, Tarna Orr, Andrea Oseas, Linda Patrick, Karen Patterson, Vada Patterson, David Pauly. Row 13: Ralph Fenland, Jim Pennington, Wanda Perkins, Lora Peterson, Deborah Pfriem. Darlene Phillips, Debbie Phillips, Kim Pittengcr Eighth Grade Row 1: Marcia Pockros, Sandy Polson, Jerrold Pope, Linda Price, Phillip Prior, Carolyn Rabincr, Betsy Ransohoff, David Ras- mussen Row 2: Mary Raymond, Mark Rockman, Gary Redmond, Bertha Reed, Elizabeth Rehdcr, Constance Reid. Michael Render, Gwen Reynolds. Row 3: Mark Reynolds, Chris Richards, Chip Richardson, Susan Richmond, Mark Ripin, Roberta Roberts, Robyn Roberts, Rodger Roberts. Row 4: Derrick Robinson, Betsy Rosenberg, John Rosenberg, Bruce Rossell, Marcella Rossi, Louie Rubenstein, Linda Rumbarger, Philip Russo. Row 5: Andrea Sacolick, David Sachs, Ronnie Sachs, Barb Scheve, Barry Schilmeister, Danny Schilmeister, Cindy Schneider, Tommy Schneider. Row 6: Jeff Schnitler7 Edward Schreiber, Joanne Schubert, Rhoda Schulzinger, Peter Schwartz, Phyllis Seawright, Mike Selker, Greg Seremetis. Row 7: Donna Shambley, Yvonne Shaw, Jane Shumway, Mike Siemon, David Siereveld, Linda Sims, Virginia Sivc, Helen Slcssarev. Row 8: Margie Slome, Barry Smith, Lori Smith, Ron Smith, Edie Solomon, Sheryl Solo- mon, Sherri Slutz, David Sonneborn. I44 I45 Eighth Grade Row 1: Denise Spaulding, Carol Spohr: Judy Stad- ler, Elisabeth Staples, Ronda Stark, John Steele, Jane Steinberg, Susan Steinberg. Row 2: Sidney Sleinbtrger, JamES Slcphen, Brian Stern, Scott Sterritt, Jack Stuard, Howard Suid, Steve Susong, Kenneth Takeuchi. Raw 3: Jack Tangeman, Marsha Tapplar, Blaine Taylor, Kent Templeman, Vernon Thomas, Mark Thompson, Edward Thurman, Seth Tieger. Row 4: Paul Titchener, David Tracy, Mark Trice, Bruce Triplett, Blayre Tuggle, Terrie Tum- bleson, Angelique Turner, Bessie Turner. Row 5: Irwin Turner. Mike Turner. Woody Vible, Michael Urbani. Jim Valentine, Joseph Verkamp, Mac Van Pelt, David Vigodner. Row 6: Kurt Von Boeseiager, Li-ann Voo, Faye Wacholder, Barry Wagner, Gail Walker, Anthony Walters, Peter Walters, Marsha Ware. Row 7: Richard Weber, Mark Wehling, Larry Weiner, Charlotte Weiser, Alan Wells, Sandy Werner, Michael West, Phyllis Ann West. Row 8: Maury White, Gail Whittaker, Rebecca Wiester, Helen Wilbur, Dwight Wilkins, Peter Williams, Terrence Wilson, Lois Wingel. Row 9: Randy Winstead, David Win, Leslie Wol- Hey, Jackie Wong, Vicki Wood, Netta Woode, Cheryl Woodly, Alex Woronkow. Row IO: Thomas Yates, Yvonne Yates, Hazel Young: Ken Zaffren, Amy Zemsky. I F reshmen A time to participate . . . With the at least nominal ascendance to senior high school comes the call to be more than just an 8:25-3:00 student. The freshman soon learns that the position he holds, of being at once the king of the junior high and the pawn of the senior high, has many advantages. A body of selfhgovernment belongs to the freshman as do Hve interscholastic athletic. teams. Partici- pation increases noticeably as the ninth-grader finds that suddenly he is the big man in his world. He shows his pride in the class of 1970 by wearing a blue and gold beanie through the halls. His social aspirations are satisfied by the Fresh Frolic, an annual spring affair which signals the freshmaifs new involvement in his school. Another call beckons the freshmanithe rather faint call of his studies. With senior high status comes the unwel- corned realization that grades now count for college, just four years away. Freshmen Row 1: Terri Ach, Diane Ackermam Allen Ada- morc, Sue Adler, John Ahrens, Mike Alex- ander, Kaola Allvn, Katie Allen. Row 2: Robert Allen. Arthur Allen. Theresa Anderson, William Ashe, Gail Bailey. Kathryn Baker. Patricia Barnett, Amy Barnhart. Row 3: James Bnrroll, Patti Becker, Ricki Becker. Larry Bell, Renee Barnett, Tom Bergman, Sandy Berman, Philip Biehl. Row 4: Penny Blackard, Jackie Blaire, Andy Block, Dave Block, Jo Ann Bontrager, Keith Bootes, Phyllis Borders, Phil Bortz. Row 5: Aige Bowman, Robin Bozian, Judy Bra- dcen, Ann Bradshaw, Alvin Bready, Charlcs Brewer, Rebecca Briggs, John Broadhurst. Row 6: Deborah Brock, Debbie Brokamp, Deborah Brooks, Arnetta Brown, Edward Buford; Bruv Bushman, John Buyniski, Gary Games; Row 7: Franklin Carson. Yvonne Casey, Mike Chamberlain. Carol Chappell, Kenneth Chipmam Paul Clark, Renee Clark, Renec Clark. Row 8: Lynn Clayton, William Clifton. Danny Cohen, Jim Cohen, Donna Coleman, Ger- ald Coleman, Brian Cooke, Chuck Coren. Row 9: Patrick Costello, Deborah Coutler, Debbie Crockett, Leslie Croley, Sharron Crooks, Geraldine Cunningham, William Daitsman, Kathy Dale. Row 10: Deborah Davis, Kenneth Davis, Rick Davis, Curtis Dennis, Tom Deutsch, Kathy De- Vaux, Mike DeWeel, Barbara Dixon. Row 11: Nancy Doctrow. Reginald Doddy, Karen Dotson, La Vida DowdelL Phyllis Dowdy, Terri Drivakis, Craig Duff, Dave Dupce. Row 12: Bob Dworkin, Hugh Eakin, Rhonda Eber- hardt. Themas Ehtzmingcr, Robert Eichcl, Peggy Ellis, Robert Emmich, Jim English. Row 13: Iris Ficldmun, Ann Lindlater. Mark Fin- germzm, Susan Fits, Mike Fobbs Ricky Forbcrg. Nancy Ford Lydia Fowler. Freshmen Row 1: Marguerite Fowler, John Fox, Barb Fran- cis, James Frank, Marianne Franke, Robert Frankel, Richard Franzen, David Freu- denthal. Row 2: Alan Friedman, Nancy Friedman, Nancy Friedman, Ruth Friedman, Barry Frisch, Michael Gaff, Cathy Galanes, Miki Gam son. Row 3: Amy Gardner, Art Gendelman, Tom Gib- son, Cheryl Giles; Neal Gillett, David Glober, Steve Golden, Ricky Goldman. Row 4: Edwin Gordon, Judy Grad, Judy Greene, Charles Gregory, Bob Gerard, Chris Gu- lick, Paul Haas, Tom Hammons. Row 5: Royce Ann Hardaway, Art Harmon, Pa- tricia Harris, Marian Hattenbach, Dave Haymond, Ned Heidcnreich, Bette Ann Hertzman, John Hexem. Row 6: Cynthia Hiatt, Denise Hill, Julia Hi.11, Margaret Hill, Harriet Hillman, Linda H11- son, Amy Hirschman, Marty Hiudt. Row 7: Janet Hoffman, Robert Hoffman, Phyllis Holmes, Benjamin Homcl, Bruce Hopple, Robert Horton, Debbie Horvitz, Bill Hor- vitz. Row 8: David HouiIlion, Tcrcsa Hyder, Andy Ja- blonsky, Barb Jacobson, Priscilla Jansalg Gregory Johnson, Sandy Jones, Myron Kaliski. Freshmen Row 1: Henry Kalter, Jerome Kaltman, Gary Kath ter, Danny Kaplan, Laura Kaplan, Diane Kata, Amy Katz, Peter Katz. Row 2: Stewart Katz, Lorin Kaufman, Julius Kel- ler, Stcvc Kern, Jan Kittenbrink, Robert Klein, Ellen Korey, Jay Krone, Row 3: Kim Kiviatek, Vicki Ladd, Claudia UAmoreaux, Herb Landsman, Linda Lane, Karen Larsen, Neil Larsen, Katie Lask. Row 4'. Karen Lawson, Lisa Lawson, Henry Lazen- by, Barbara LcGrand, Brian Leshner, Mar- cia Leslie, Anita Lewis, Harry Licbschutz. Row 5: John Lightfoot, Marilyn Linder, Penny Lindner, Sue Lipsky, Eilcen Littman, Tobe Litlman, Michael Livers, Tom Loch. Row 6: March Lockhaus, Mike Lotspeich, Janice Lovelace, Virgil Lumpkim John MacLeod, Law Magrish, Phillip Malone, Robin Mann. Row 7: Debbie Llarcus, Elizabeth Marek, Lynn Manner, Penny Martin, Jim Mason, Bruce Maxwell, Ernest McAdams, Martha Mc- Clain. Row 8: Clover McCrary, Sandra McCrory, Neil McDoncll, Ronald McIntosh, Andy Mc- Nee, Michelle Means, Lee Megois, Denise Meier. '.r 149 Freshmen Row 1: Allan Iwieis, Bill Mendelsohn, Carla Mes- man, Glen Meyer, Eric Miller, Steve Mil- ler. David Mitchell, Sandi Mitchell. Row 2: Suzanne Mizc. Betsy Mockbcc, Pckka Mooar, Ida Moody, Nellie Moody, Debbie Moorman, Ellen Moritz, David Morris. Row 3: Larry Morris, John Morrison, Debbie Muntz, Andy Myers, Lynda Napier, Nor- man Neblett, Barbara Ncwell, Jenni New- man. Row 4: Beverly QConnell, Vicki Ochal, Eddie Orton, James Osher, Denise Rae Ostem dorf, Sandi Ostrow, Kieran Owen, For- rest Pack Row 5: Darryl Parrish, Robert Parrish, Mary Pascal, Ingrid Patterson, Larry Paul, Kris- tine Paulson1 Michael Pauly, Laurie Pear- son. Row 6: Roger Peeks, Stan Peerless, Bill Penny, Larry Pcrdue, Matthew Pcrlman, Sam PetuChowski, Valerie Pierce. Slcphcn Pleatman. Row 7: Charles Porter, Joseph Porter, Dan Potter, Neil Pritz. Robert Provisor, Jerry Fryer, Martha waen, Jerry Radin. Row 8: Chris Raschick, Sue Reading, James Red- mond, Betty Rehbock, Jim Reis, Pam ReynoIds, Kieron RichardsonJ Leslie Rich field. Row 9: Terry Robbins, Bari Roberts, John Rob- erts, Joyce Robinson, Ronnie Robinson, Linda Ronecker, Donna Rose, Deanna Rosen Row 10: Patricia RosEn, Candy Rosenbaum. Dan Rosenberg, Chris Ruzsa, Amy Sabin, Cathy Sachs, Steve Sacks, Jacqueline Sanders. Row 11: Terry Sandcrs, Ben Sandmcl, Meta Schloss. John SchmidL David Schottenfcls. Carol Schubert, Harry Srhueschner, Susie Schul- man. Row 12: Holgcr Schwab, Sally Schwartz, Carol SeEonick, Joel Shawn, Diane Shullcr, Neil Signer, Susan Simrall, .ludy Simons. Row 13: Maxine Singer, Scott Slovin, Daryl Smith, Gwen Smitlm James Smith, Suzi Smith, Rvgina Sofcn Chip Splegel. 15o Freshmen Row 1: Karen Spiller, Steven Stager, Anne Stal- lings, Cyndie Stayton, Douglas Stein, Pam Steinberg, David Stimson, Mark Stroud Row 2: Bill Strubbc, John Stuckey, Ann Suagce, Terry Sutton, Sandy Swanson, Allan Tay- lor, Lucinda Tvmpleman, Alan Tennen- baum. Raw 3: Carol Thompson, NIichaeI Thompson, Deborah Threatts. Daniel Tsevan Karen Turner, Corliss Turpin, Sharon Urbani, Mark Ukclson. Row 4: Michael Valentine, Nicolas Valentine, Livan V00, Robert Walker, Tom Ward, Diana Washington, Robert Wasps, Neva Watson. Row 5: Ricky Wayne, Bill Weis, David Wilcox, Ronni Wiles Debbie Williams, LaVonne Williams, Robcrl Winston, Eddie Wolf. Row 6: Wendy Wolf, Julie W'olpa7 Dave Wuest, Anthony Wright, Sarah Wyatt, Marvin Zaguli, Chuck Zax. Kendall Harris. 151 OcherS-Stu Armstrong, Treasurer; Carol Sophomores A time to grow . one in the process of maturing. For the first time, the Walnut Hills student hnds himself almost overwhelmed with concerns outside the classroom. In the sophomore year, the student must choose an activity from the many available if he desires to become more completely involved in the working of his school. Social life also becomes more important in the life of the student as he enters the tenth grade, for, as a member of the senior high, he can partici- pate socially with the upperclassmen. The sixteenth birth- day is a part of the sophomore year for many. This, of course, brings with it one of the most drastic steps in grow- . . The sophomore year is an important RepresentativeseFirst Row: S. Margolin, A. Dine, S. Grad. C. Byron. L. Sroufe, S. Novik. Second Row: B. Pleatman,Secretary; Roger Berliner, President; Ann Brownt Vice President. 3 ing up, the long-awaited acquisition of the privilege of driving an automobile. The sophomore, however, is still primarily a student, and he can ill afford to ignore his studies. This year the leadership of the sophomore class kept the rest of the school well aware of its presence. In addition to the customary sale of Sophomore Directories, the class brought ttThemt, and mfhe Strangers in Townh to Walnut Hills in December for one of the finest open houses of the year. The second semester was devoted to the production of Peanuts, starting with the election of the directors in February. Jurma, J. Perkinson. R. Wellbaum. D. Kay, 5. Smith. Sophomores Row 1: Carol Ach, Marva Adams, Win Ahrcnsa ,Iamcs Alexander, Hope Anderson, Shamn Anderson. Lesley Appel. Stew Armstrong. Row 2: Beverley Ayers, Robert Banks, Timothy Barbour, Lccds Barroll, Kaye Barter, Pam- ela Belford, Jon Berger, Roger Berliner. Row 3: Cliff Berman, Niles Barman, David Bern- stein, Charles Biren, Gary Blakey, John Blankenhorn, Ann Blocksom, Robert Blumenthal. Row 4: David Bohmer. Janet Borden, Herbert Bowen. Dolores Bowling, Dexter Bowman, Marlene Brantley, Jon Brande. Deborah Bright. Row 5: Jan Bright, Kim Brockoff, Reginald Bron- son, Ann Brown, Jennifer Brown, Kimber- ly Brown, Carol Burden Allison Bush. Row 6: Camilla Bush, Vivian Gannon,Car01 Ca- pclle, Iesse Garden Debbie Carter Sarah Cecil, Mike Chappie, June Clayton Row 7: Ronnie Clemons, Kathleen Collins Diane Connors, Mark Cowctt, Bruce Cronstein iAndy Gusher Mike Daffm Michael Dant- BY Row 8: Wanda Davis, Wayne Davis, Diane Daw- soni Celeste Deal, Naomi Deutscher. Stews Diamond, Ted Diamond. Alan Dim: Sophomores Row 1: Liz Dolwig, Janet Downs, Chris Dux, Jim Eatonx Thomas Ebacher, Cathy Eber, Susan Ede, Dubbe Edell. Row 2: Paul Edgar, Daryl English, Tony Fair- banks, Martin Farbcr, Bob Feldman, Mike Feldman, PenwKu Feng, Jane Feuer. Row 3: Linda Fieldman, Marlin Fine, Susan Fine, Anne Firestone, Craig Fisher, DeVera Flanigan, Andrea Fleischer, Bruce Fogwell. Row 4: Deborah Folden, Gabrielle FoulkES, Diane Franklin, Vickie Freeman, Chuck Freiberg, Gerald Friason, Alan Friedman, Erwin Friedrichs Row 5: David Fulford. Steve Ganson. Richard Ganulin, Ralph Gardner, Teri Garrett, Randic Garfield, Judy Gast, Paulie Geier. Row 6: Marilyn Genther, Bonnie George, Patti Gillespie, Robert Gillman, Henry Glaspie, Gwen Goings, Bonnie Gold, Margi Gold- berg. Row 7: Pat Golder, Allan Goldman, Robert Gould, Sallie Grad, Michelle Graves, Wayne Greenberg, Janet Greene, Shirley Grime. Row 8: Lisa Grosse, Dieter Grunwald, Debbie Guemter, Debbie Halpern, Jerome Hanley, Edward Hardaway, Vicki Harper, Billie Ann Harris. Row 9: Michael Harris, Brenda Harrison, Kenneth Hawkins, Clarence Heater, John Hcilbrun, Gary Heiman, Jay Heisler, Ken Heithaus. Row 10: Andy Heldman, Paul Heldman, Clyde Henderson Charles Herron, Andy Hill, Tim Hof, Tom Hoffman, Michelle Holmes. Row 11: Gary Horslcy. Betsy Horwitz, Marty Hor- witz, Dowel! Harris, Joey Hunt, Frances Hunter, Joan Ifland, Alan Immcrman. Row 12: Alan Iser, Judy Jacks: Shelley Jefferson, Gordon Jenkins, Cindy Johnson, Jeb John. son, Karen Johnson. Vernon Johnson. Row 13: Sylvester Jones, Gertrude Jones, Richard Judon, Bill Jurma, Michele Kaiser, Jenni Kaplan. Keith Kuplnn. Stcvt' Kuplan. Sophomores Row 1: George Karasicvich, Amy Katzman. Debby Kay, Barbara Kennedy, .Ion Kessel, Joel Kirhler, Alan Klrin, Linda Klein. Row 2: Suzy Klein5 Chris Klotz, Lynne Krapp, Fred Kropveld, Robert Krumme, Don Lambert, Judy Lambert, Tina Landfried. Row 3: Sherrie Lampkin, Merle Lapirow, Gary Lappin, Todd LaTour, Vicki Lauck, Deb- orah Lee, Sue Leiter, Donald Lett. Row 4: Gail Lewin, John Lewis, Vence Lewis, Helen Lighlfoot, Samuel Lightning, Clyde Ligons, Steve Litmer, Judy LitvakA Row 5: Sue Litvak Valerie Logan, Michael Loux, Anna Lowcnhaupt, Alan Lucas, Denise Luke, Sally Lurie, John Manuel. Row 6: Steve Margolin, Bernie Markstein, Robin Martin, Margie Maugenest, Helmut Mauer, Ray Mayeri, Ronald Mays, Stu McCarthy. Row 7: Lyda McCleary, Laurel McCoy, Kim Mr.- Klveen, Peggy Meyer7 Elaine Miller, Don- ald Moblcy, Charles Mooar, Byron Moody. Row 3: Linda Moore, Gary Morris. Ann Mos- kowitz, Jeffrey Moskowitz, Fred Mosher, Susan Mueller. Linda Nadler, Laure NES- sanbaum. Row 9: Deborah Newman, George Niles, Shirley Norman. Susan Novik, Jackie Nutt, Hollie Ohm Bob Olkes, Sherdeana Owens. Row 10: Richard Patterson, Allen Peerless, Beverly Pierce, Jim Parkinson, Carol Pleatman, Sandy Pogue, Roberta Pohlman, Patricia Price. Row 11: Ron Price, James Prince, Mike Pullem, Frank Fund, Dale Rabiner, Betsy Raflo, Danny Ransohoff. Mike Raymond. Row 12: Rick Reckman. Lester Reingold, Ginger Restemeyer, Robin Reynolds, Dan Rich- ards, Calvin Richardson, Glenn Ricflel Scott Ricger. Row 13: Tyrone Riley, Suzanne Robertson, Bruce Roger, Sharon Rogcm Patricia Romanow, Eddie Roovh, Denny Rosenbaum, Amy Rosenberg. Sophomores Row 1: David Rosenberg, Joel Rosenblit, Cookie Roth, Barry Rubin, Nancy Rudd, Yvonne Scarborough, Greg Scheingold, Mark Schmidt. Row 2: Carol Schulz, Andy Schwartz, Barry Schwartz, David Schwartz, Julie Shapcro, Terry Sheridan, Patricia Sherrill, Don Shuller. Row 3: Gail Siebler, Sharlene Sigler, Sydney Simp son, Anne Small, Betsy Smith, Christine Smith, Gayle Smith, Janet Smith. 157 Sophomores Row 1: Lynnda Smith. Sharron Smith: Terry Smith, George Sonneborn, Lenzy Scuthall, Linda Sroufe, Mark Stack, Patty Steele, Row 2: Randy Stem, Bruce Stewart, Ellen Straus, Pam Slrecker, Leslie Strickland, Richard Stricks, Rochelle Summers. Anthony Thomas. Row 3: Terry Thompkins, Gail Thompson, Lynn Thompson, Teresa Tillery, Sidney Tomp- kins, Ed Tracy, Janice Trice, Sally Trim- ble. Row 4: Stephanie Tunison, Lorie Turner, Nor- wood Utter, Linda Wagner, Diana Wal- lace, Carole Walters, Diane Warth, Tom Weaver. Row 5: Susan Weber, Jim Weil, Lynn Weintrub, Debbie Weisbacher, Joyce Weisgerber, Ray Wellbaum, Monte Wheeler, Debbie White. Row 6: Gladys White, Bruce Whitman, Joy Whit- man, Chip Whittaker, Logan Wiley, Jeanette Willis, Stu Willis, Karen Win- inger: Row 7: Betsy Wolf, Mary Wolfson, Tom Woliver, Jim Woodburn, Anthony Wooten, Joanna Wright, Kenneth Wright, Leonard Wytob- nik. Row 8: Cathi York, Diane Young, Anita Zakem, Nancy Zarider, Dan Zavon, Mike Zeid- man, Bonnie Zimmerman, Patty Zimmer- man. Row 9: JeHrey Zipkin, Junior Class RepresentativehFirst Row: B. C. Reis, R. Goldman, S. Reis, J. West. Juniors Junior Class O$cers: Pam Van Meter, Secretary; Arthur Berman, Presi- dent; Ray Henry, ViCe-President; Jack McDaniel, Treasurer. Dom. Serand Row: N. Allen, B, Turner. Third Row: R. Falk, A time to study . . . As a junior, the Walnut Hills stu- dent first feels the pressure of the college urat race? Little groups of letters like PSAT, NMSQT, SAT, ACH, and ACT gain meaning as do the conglomeration of numbers that accompany them. Now, the junior starts the long process of choosing one college out of several thousand. Constantly, he is reminded that the junior year is high schoolls most important in the eyes of the university ad- missions ofEcer, the only man who really counts. Work, then, is the mission of the eleventh grader. Outside of the classroom, the junior year begins in a spirited and unforgettable way. On the second weekend of September, the class presents The Best Peanuts For- ever? After the exhiliration of a successful show and the sublime joy of the cast party, the rest of the year is a let- down. Generally, there is little for the newly-united class to do other than study. A play and a prom are presented, but both of these activities are shared with other classes. The juniors must therefore devote their time to the schoolls other activities, eagerly awaiting next year when they will assume the reins of leadership. This year a cloud of doubt enshrouds the junior, how- ever, as he wonders if the Cincinnati voter will allow such activities to exist in the fall of 1967. Juniors Row 1 : Bertram Alexander. Nick Allen, Michael Allison, Rita Appel, Karen Baden John Baker, Dianv Banks, Sharon Barasch. Row 2: Debbie Barnes, Richard Barnes, Bruce Becker: Michael Becker, Judy Behr, Andy Boltz, Barry Benjamin, Sally Benjamin. Row 3: Arthur Barman, James Betz, Robert Block, Linda Bium, Susan Brand, Sue Broadhurst, Joy Bronston, Claudia Brown. Row 4-: Michele Brown, Tom Brown, Tom Bullock, Bev Burin, Lynn Burkholdcr, Chris Bum ton, George Galloway, Victor Campbell, Row 5: Greg Games, Arch Carson, Dottie Casello, Harold Caudill, David Cautley, janic Car- ter, Ernest Chang, Alicia Clark. Row 6: Gary Clayton, Barbara Clifton, Tom Clin- ton, Steve Cobb, Sharon Cohen, Darryl ConliHe, Robert Cole, Bob Cort'n, Row 7: Francis Cornelius, Micheal Cotton, Trcva. Cox, Randall Dalton, William Dclcamp, Peter Diamond, Gary Doernberg, Elm Dom. Row 8: Jocelyn Dorsey, Bob Downeyl Edd Duem- ler, Pat Ecker, David Edgar, Stephen Ed- wards, Nadine Eighcr. mu ML-wtww Juniors Row 1: Timm Engel, Ellen Essig, Ronald Falk, Don Falkcnstcin, Richard Felson. Charles Findlatcr, Bonnie Fletcher, Rosemary Forney Row 2: Raymond Fowler, Jan Frankel, Lucy Free- man, Erwin Gebhardt, Jori Gertler, Mary Gibson, John Gillespie, Rick Gold. Row 3: Don Gofdman, Robby Goldman, John Collusch, Linda Gordon, Bill Graf, Pa- trice Grant, Ronna GrcH, Wanda Grier, Row 4: chorah Griffin, Douglas Grosse, Richard Guggenheim; Beth Hardawam Judy Harris, Gregory Harris, Doug Hawley, Carolyn Hawkins. Row 5: Nancy Heffron, Mark Heintzelman, Fred- die Henderson, Norbert Henrich, Patty Henry, Ray Henry, Kenneth Hill, Jill Hirschberg. Row 6: Ronny Hirschberg, Robert Hoffman, Betsy Hooper, Martha Horvitz. Joseph Houser, Chris Howard, Dwight Hughes, Liz Hum- phries. Row 7: Dennis Hunter, Wyatt Isabel, Karen Ja- blonsky, Harriet Jackson, Kris Johansson, JeE Jamerson, Harold Jefferies, Anna Johnson. Row 8: Charlene Johnson, Chris Jolly, Jerry Jones, Marc Kadetz, Eliot Kalter, Rod Kaplan, Scott Kaplan, Peter Karpen. Row 9: Karen Kasting, Barbara Katz, Nancy Katz: Barbara Kaufmann, Debarah Kelly, La- Gretta Kennedy, Kevin Kling, Robert Kolb. Row 10: Thomas Krumme, Laura Landy, Bob Lavcrcombe, Peter Levirk, Peter Lichstcin, Jeff Lipsky, Bob Lindncr, Betty Lindsey. Row 11: Jim Loch, Stella Logan, Jim Long, David Loshin, Rick Lotspeich, Kathy Lowen- huupt! Nancy Lowenthal, Larry Malman. Row 12: Bill Mark, Barbara Marek, Liz Matlack, Richard Max, Edina Mazur, Steve MC- Bride, Dick McCauley, Jack McDaniel. Row 13: Brad MCDevm, Debra McDowell, Lillie McElroy, Brian McI-Iugh. Kay McKibben, Carolyn NIcKinley, Pat MCMahon. Angir MCNeel. Juniors Row 1: Melvin McWilliams, Doug Meitus, Ineke Mesman, Barry Meyer, Huxley Miller; Ralph Mills, Eunice Mimms, LPrmy Min- Star. Row 2: Walter Monroe, Joyce Moon, Pat Mooney, Marva Moore, Donna Morris, Lorraine Moorman, Ruthie Morrow, Patricia Mur- phy Row 3: Jeffrey Nedelman, Greg Nicholls, Mike Oestreicher, Robert Ogden, William Og- den, Michael Oldham, Patricia O Nea1, Barbara Onken. Row 4: Karen Oslendorf, Linda. Palmer, Linda Padway, Tom Pippert, Louie Peerless, Rod Pennington, Sally Perlman, Jan Petersen. Row 5: Gwendolyn Phillips, Linda Poe, Steve Pormcr, Laura Power, Steve Preuninger, Martha Prior, Kim Pruent, Karla Randich. Row 6: Bob Rankin, Martha RansohofT, Jim Red- mond, Clyde Reed, Carol Reis, Susan Reis, Ray Reeves, Jay Revelson. Row 7: Kenny Revelson, Cheryl Render, Pam Rice, Robin Rice, Jeffrey Rinsky, Janie Roberts, Karen Roberts, Andrew Robert- son. Row 8: Penny- Roehrer, Katrin Roomann, Mgrc Rosen, Steve Rosen, Paul Rosenberg, Jlm Rosenberg, Derek Ross, Mark Russo. Row 9: Michelle Ruzsa, Debbe Sabin, Marianne Sachs, Peggy Salmon, Dan Salomon, Ellie Sawits, Mike Schaeffer, David Schaffner, Row 10: Russell Scharf. Joe Schechter, Steve Schild, Debbie Schilmeister, John Schneider, Bcv Schreiber, Leon Schulzinger, Linda Schwartz. Row 11: Melvin Schwarz, Joseph Sears, Audrey Shambley, Amber Shoulders7 Wayne Sir- mer, Bill Silver, Robin Silverblatt, Don Sivitz Row 12: Dave Smith, Keith Smith, Walt Smith, Cheryi Snapp, Debbie Snow, Mickie Snlm mon, Robcrt Sonenshein, Meredith Stargcl. Row 13: Lauren Stevens, Seth StoHregcn, Laurie Stollcy, Scott Street, Steve Suagee, Sheila Taylor, Patty Titrhener, Oscar Torberl. 162. 163 Juniors Row 1: Harold Torf, Suc Trautenberg, Linda Tritsch, Bev Turner, Pamela Turner, Pam VanMeter, Paul Van Schaik, Andrea Waldman. Row 2: Cindy Waller, Debbie Walters, Diane Ward, Lyn Ward, Larry Waspe, Leslie Watkins, Richard Webb, Tom Wagner. Row 3: Bob Weinberg, Neil Weiner, Pegi Wein- trub, Paul Weiscn Larry Wcssner, John West, Carol Whittaker, Jan Williams. Row 4: Steve Witt, Mark Wolfson, Mary Woode. Ll A time to begin again . . . Whoever named the gradua- tion ceremony commencementll possessed infinite wis- dom, for the end of high school means the start of an- other experience. For most Walnut Hills seniors, this means college, but, afterwards, as each graduate shapes his own destiny, the class will be scattered among various endeavors and in various locations. Still each senior will share the memory of a rich and meaningful final year at Walnut Hills. The year begins with a picnic and a rally, reminding the seniors that these next nine months will be special ones. September, Octoberj and November fly by, a blur of football games, college conferences, and homework. Each spare moment is needed to Enish college applications and to cram for college boards. The class leadership asserts itself, raising money by shining shoes and selling dolls, preparing for the big days ahead. Homecoming, with a semi-formal dance, signals a needed break in the hectic mixture of studies and responsibilities, and soon the final set of exams are over. Inevitably, too, Advanced Placement tests are history and the graduatc-to-be can finally enjoy being a senior. The prom, the picnic, the honors, the ceremony, the boatride pass all too quickly. Walnut Hills is in the past for three hundred idealists, ready to face the world. Seniors LENNY KATZ President ERNIE DIEDRICH Vice President PAM PATTON Secretary DAVID ALEX Treasurer Senior Class Representatives-Row One: C. Lindner, J. Heldman, Garrett, N. Nieman, P, Marks, L. Dworkin, S. Eppstein, S. Lingle, B. Armstrong, N. McKenney, M. Saldi, S. Fischer. Row Two: P. M. Youkilis. Row Three: R. Kallcnberg, P. Hess, K. Robinson. IN ! N 166 Seniors HOWARD EMERSON ABTS TERESA LOUISE AGREE STANLEY ADAMS DAVID JAY ALEX NANCY SHARON ALEXANDER BRUCE HOWARD ALLEN KATE HAYES ANDERSON BEVERLY JEAN ANDREWS BARBARA JO ARMSTRONG CAROLYN JOAN ARTH PATRICIA ANNE ASKEY LESLYN PAULETI'E BAILEY AMY CLARK BAKER ROBERT ZACHARY BARASCH KATHIE JEAN BARNES Seniors JOHN CHARLES BENGSON ROBERT IRVING BENJAMIN VICTOR BERESKIN JEFFREY ALAN BERLINER BARI LYNN BIERN MONICA BOHLEN JON DOUGLAS BOOTES KEVIN MICHAEL BOYLE DAVID ALAN BRADEEN ELIZABETH GUIN BRADSHAW JACK IRWIN BRAND ROBERT EDWIN BRANT DENISE ALLENE BRIGHT CAROLINE ANN BROWN MICHAEL JESSE BROWN 168 Seniors SARAH JEAN BROWN VICTORIA ELIZABETH BROWN ANDREA JOYCE BURIN ROBERT LLOYD BUSHMAN BRENDA ALICIA CARTER LINDSAY CARTER RALPH EUGENE CARTER MAXINE LORRAINE CLARK ROSEANNA MARLE CLARK Seniors LOUIS EDWARD CLAYBON HILLARY SUE CLAYTON DEBORAH JEAN CLIM CHRISTOPHER COFFING MICHAEL COHEN BETTY ANN COLLIER ARTHUR JULIAN COMER ANNE LATHROP COMPTON ALLISON LEE COOKE MELANIE COSTELLO RICHARD WELLINGTON CRANDALL JONATHAN RALPH CRESPIN ONNIE CRUTCHER MITCHELL WATKINS DALE MYRON LYKINS DALE I69 Seniors JACQUELINE DANIELS LINDA GAIL DAUBER MARK PATTON DAVIS TIMOTHY MARK DAVIS PATRICIA DELL MARGUERITE ANNE DeVAUX 4. - ,1; ,,., , 1 : JJM'DAH MARY ANN DEWEY ERNEST RICARDO DIEDRICH ANDREW STONEWALL D INE TERESA LYNN DIXON NANCY MARIE DOUD CAROL ELIZABETH DOWNS COEANY DRUMMER BRENDA SUSAN DURANT LAWRENCE ALAN DWORKIN Seniors CLARENCE LEMYLES EASTERLING, WILLIAM COOPER EATON MARJORIE JILL EBER TOMMIE LEE ECTOR LAWRENCE ELIAS EICHEL JAMES ELLIS I71 I72. Seniors STEVEN DAVID EPPSTEIN CARYL RUTH ERHARDT MARGARET ANN ESSEX DAVID LILLARD EVANS KAREN ANN EVANS SUSAN LEE FEL'SS Seniors SALLY ANN FISCHER GRAYDON BRUCE FISHER LYNN ALLYSON FORBERG MARLENE PHYLLIS FOREMAN DAVID LEONARD FOWLER MICHAEL OWEN FOWLER CHRISTINE DOROTHEA FRANKE KATHERINE FRANCES FRIEDMAN J ERALD ALLEN FURER BONNIE MARIE GALES PAMELA YVONNE GARRETT WILLIAM HENRY GENTHER MATT MARION GIBSON DOUGLAS SCOT GILLMAN GEOFFR EY RANDALL GLIER I73 174 Seniors COLIN CEDRIC GORDON MARK SHANE GOTTLIEB CLAIRE ANNE GOTTSCHALK BONNIE LEE GRAD ANTOINETTE GRAY MELVINA GRIFFIN MICHAEL ARMAND GUASTINI BRUCE ALLEN GUBERMAN HERBERT JAMIE HAAS LILLIAN ARTENE HALL PAMELA JOYCE HALL SHERRY ANN HARDWICK CHARLES EDWARD HARMON CHARLES HAVENS MARCELLA ANN HEATER Seniors SUSAN LESLIE HEFFRON SALLIE BISHOP HEIDENREICH KENNETH ANDREW HEITKAMP BRENDA LOUISE HELBLING JAMES GARDNER HELDMAN JUDY ANN HELDMAN HARVEY FRANK HENSLEY PETER WILLIAM HESS BARBARA LOU HEXEM NW NW. JHI. n'r' Seniors VICKI LYNN HIGGINS ELLEN MAE HILB RAYMOND DELBERT HILL EARL DIRK HOFFMAN, JR. NATHANIEL HOFFMAN DEBORAH HOFLING DAVID GARY HOLTZER TESSIE ANN HON DONALD DEE HOSTETLER Seniors MICHAEL WAYNE HOUSEFIELD DEBORRA JEAN HUGHLEY DEBI JO HUNT KENNETH ROGER JACOBS JANICE JANE JENIKE MELBA JEAN JENKINS CHERYL LYNN JOHNSON DeMONTE RAY JOHNSON GREGORY KEITH JOHNSON RALPH JOHNSON WILLIAM FARSON JUDD GENE ANDY KALLENBERG JOEL KAPLAN PAULA SUE KAPLAN EMILY ANN KAPP 178 Seniors DENNIS ALAN KATO LEONARD STEVEN KATZ RICHARD LEE KATZ DOUGLAS HOWARD KEEFE DOROTHY MARIE KENNEDY CARMEN ANN KINER LOIS SUE KLATCH THOMAS EDWARD KLEIN JAMES LOUIS KOHRS JOEL LEONARD KORELITZ JAMES JACOB KREINDLER ILGARS KRESLINS ELLEN MARCIA KUBY KAREN BOWMAN LADD JAMES ART LAMPKIN Seniors BONNIE SUE LAPPIN GEORGE LASK LAWRENCE MARSHALL L.EHRNER JAMES DAVID LEPPERT ELLEN GORDON LEVIN JANET HELEN LEVINE 180 Seniors DAVID JOHN LEVINSTEIN JANET LIGHTNING JEANETTE LIGHTNING WILLIE LEE LIGONS CHRISTOPHER RAY LINDNER SUSAN LEE LINGLE MARSHALL JESSE LITTMAN EDWARD EROL LOFTSPRING PATRICIA LOUISE LOTSPEIGH Seniors ENRICO LUGLI SUSAN ELIZABETH MacINTYRE MARTIN LAWRENCE MADOR DAVID TOBY MAGRISH MARC LOUIS MARCUSO RANDALL JAY MARGOLIS HELEN BELINDA MARKS PEGGY ANN MARKS NOELLE ELIZABETH MARTS NANCY LYNN MASLOV ELLEN ELIZABETH MAXWELL ARLENE BRYNNE MAYERSON MARY LEE MAYS DORIS ELIZABETH MCADAMS STEVEN GEBHARD MCCORD 181 Seniors MICHAEL JOHN MCCOY SHARON McFARLAND NANCY LEE MCKENNEY STEVEN ERIC MEINEKE DONALD MENDELSOHN JAMES MENTLOW STEPHEN EDWARD MEYER KATHRYN SUE MILLER SUSAN LYNN MOELLER MALCOM MONTGOMERY JACOB KNOX MOODY BRUCE DOUGLAS MOORE DIANE ANNE MORRISS DOUGLAS MORRISS CAROLYN ODELL MUNTZ Seniors LESLIE KAY NASSAN JAMES ALLEN NELSON NANCY BETH NIEMAN MARTIN LEE OPPENHEIMER PETER JOSEPH OSHER ROBERT OSHER GEORGE GILBERT OUTTERSON ; ALBERT HALLECK PADDOCK 11 PAMELA M ENUEL PATTON Seniors BEVERLY PEAKS THOMAS PEEKS HARRY DAVID PERKINS GWENDOLYN PIERCE JAMES MICHAEL PILLOW MICHAEL ALAN PLEATMAN Seniors KATHLEEN EDWARDS POGUE LAURIE SUE POLLOCK MARY LEE PREUNINGER RICHARD ALAN PROVISOR SUZANNE MARGARET QUAYLE ROBERTA RADEBAUGH ROBERT CHARLES RADIN THOMAS RICHARD RAUH JOYCE ANNE REED HARVEY CURTIS REEDY DEBORAH LEA RISSOVER LAWRENCE DAVID ROBBINS CHRISTOPHER LYNE ROBINSON JACOB ROTMENSCH MARC WEILAND RUBIN Seniors MICHAEL DAVID RUDD MICHAEL ANDREW SAFDI ROBERT WALLACE SAWTELL MANFRED SCHALL NANCY GAIL SCHECHTER ELIZABETH SCHNEIDER LAWRENCE ALAN SCHNEIDER ROBERT STEVEN SCHREIBER INGRID ERIKA SCHROEDER MARIE SCHULZ BENJAMIN JOSEPH SCHWARTZ PHILIP SCHWARTZ RONALD EDWARD SCHWARTZ MICHAEL LAWRENCE SCOTT STUART EDWARD SELONICK 186 Seniors BARBARA RUTH SHAPERO ROBERTA SUE SHAWN JAY SHERIDAN RALPH STEPHEN SHERIDAN FRED DONALD SHIRLEY CAROLYN ELIZABETH SHUTTLESWORTH LOUISE ANN SIMON FRANCES ANN SIVE LEONARD 31v E, JR. Seniors SUSAN JANE SKILKEN JOHN EDWARD SMALL CRAIG WILBERT SMITH DANIEL ALLEN SMITH MARSHA JEAN SMITH PHYLLIS ANITA SMITH 188 Seniors STARITA ANN SMITH THOMAS FORBES SMITH SHARON LOUISE SMOTHERS TERRI KAY SNOW CLYDE LEWIS SOLOMON PAULA ROSE SOLOMON THOMAS WINSTON SPIEGEL HOLLY ANN STADLER CARLA JO STALL RICHARD BRUCE STARE NANCY MARY STEMAN CHARLES STEPHAN CHERYL ANN STERN FRANKLIN ALLEN STEVENS ANDREW JAY STILLPASS 190 Seniors KATHRYN ELIZABETH STILLWELL MICHAEL CLINTON STOKES VERDA STUBBLEFIELD RICHARD SHERMAN SWANSON LINDA JEANNE THIELE ROSS EMILE THOMPSON YVONNE THOMPSON NANCY LAURIE TONKENS PHILIP JOHN TROUNSTINE III CAROLINE. KAY TUCKER FRANK LEE TURNER JEANNE AMALE VAN PELT DORINE VAN RIJSSEL ERIC WILSON WAITS SHARON ELAINE WARD Seniors ERNEST LEE WARNER PAUL JOHN WEAVER ALAN ROBERT WEBER ANDREW ARTHUR WEBSTER GORDON WEIL III MARK WEINTRAUB RICHARD DAVID WEIS DONALD LEO WILLIAMS ANDREW SAMUEL WILLIS 191 Seniors SUSAN JANE WISE THOMAS PHILIP WOHLFEIL ALICE MARGARET WOLF ELLEN SUE WOLF SYLVESTER WOODS DIANE WRIGHT Seniors EMILY ANN WUERDEMAN MICHAEL JAY YOUKILIS NANCY ELLEN YOUKILIS BRIAN ZAKEM PETER LAWRENCE ZAVON SUSAN ZIPPERSTEIN MICHAEL JAMES ZULTOSKI 193 SENIOR DIRECTORY ABTS, HOWARD EMERSON, 551 Howell Avenue 1201. 221- 2428. Chatterbox staff 1121; French Club 110-121, Secretary 1121; Chess Club 111-121, Vice-President 1121; Band 110-121, Pep Band 1121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Walnuts Cast 1121; Vast 1111; Big Brother 111-121; School-to-school program co-head 112 . AGREE. TERESA LOUISE. 4430 Verne Avenue 191. 631-0120. Y-Teens 171; Latin Club 19-101; French Club 1101; Jr. Or- chestra 18-91; Sr. Orchestra 1101; VAST 1101. ADAMS. STANLEY, 2953 Sidney Avenue 1251. 541-3682. Latin Club 17-121; Red Cross 191. ALEX, DAVID JAY, 7288 Easllawn Drive 1371. 351-4579. Stu- dent Court 111-121, President 1121; Senior Class Treasurer 1121; REMEMBRANCER Staff 1111; French Club 110-121; Latin Club 191: Big Brothers 111-121; Peanuts Cast 1111 ; Ir. Band 191. ALEXANDER, NANCY SHARON, 1350 William Howard Taft Road 161. 961-3611. Five Fingers 1121; VAST 110-121; Big Sister 1121; Choir 17, 81; Quill and Scroll 1121; Chatterbox 110-121. Associate Editor 1111, News Editor 1121; Big Sisters 1121; Pea- nuts Cast 1111; Drill Team 1121; G.A.A. 17-101; Sr. Student Council 110-121; Prom Committee Co-Chairman 1121. ALLEN, BRUCE HOWARD, 2510 Kellerman Avanue 1371. 351-5349. Football 181; Latin Club 191; French Club 110-121; Current History Club 19-121; Big Brothers 1121; Peanuts Cast 1111. ANDERSON, KATE; 3484 Cornell Place. 751-2407. Gleam Staff 1121; French Club 110-121; Peanuts Cast 1111: A.F.S. Com- mittee Member. ANDREWS, BEVERLY, 3730 Borden Street 1231. 542-0286. Latin Club 17-101; F.T.A. 1101 ; Pep Club 191 ; Big Sisters 1121; Sancho Panza 1121; Choir 171. ARMSTRONG. BARBARA 10, 8655 Lynnehaven Drive 1351. 733-0934. Red Cross 110-111; Class Representative 1121 ; French Club 110-121: Sr, Latin Club 191; Pep Club 1101; Big Sisters 1121; Spirit Squad 1111; A Capella Choir 110-121; Walnuts Cast 19, 111; Peanuts Cast 1111; VAST 110-111. ARTH. CAROLYN JOAN. 3638 Davenant Avenue 1131. 631- 8188. Sr. Student Council 1101; GAA 17-91; Chatterbox Staff 1121; French Club 110, 111; Big Sister 1121; Cum Laude Wait- ress 1111; Peanuts 1111; A Capella Choir 110-121; Cum Laude 1121. ASKEY, PATRICIA ANNE, 192 Chelsea Place 1331. 941-3414. French Club 110-121 ; Cum Laude Waitress 1111. AYER, WILLIAM GUS, 2812 Linwood Avenue 131. 871-0146. Chatterbox Staff 1111, Editorial Board 1121; Debate Team 1121; Big Brother 1121; French Club 110-121; Student Court 1121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Walnuts Cast 1111; National Merit Finalist 1121; Quill and Scroll 1121. BAILEY, LESLYN PAULETTE. 3589 Wilson Ave. 1291. 221- 3945. GAA 19-111; Spanish Club 191; Choir 17-91, A Capella Choir 110-121; Peanuts Cast 1111. BAKER, AMY, 6022 Ridge Ave. 1131. 351-1887. Chatterbox Staff 1121; A Capella Choir 111-121, Triple Trio 111-121; Peanuts Cast 1111 ; Walnuts Cast 111-121. BARASCH. ROBERT, 1232 Ryland Ave. 1371. 242-6637. 11'. Student Council 181; Radio Club 191; French Club 110-111; Latin Club 18-91; Peanuts Staff 1111; Big Brothers 1121. BARNES, KATHIE. 5319 Weltner 1271. 271-7095. GAA 17-111; Spanish Club 110-111; Y-chns 17-101; Latin Club 18-91; Pep Club 110-121; Choir 1.7-91. BENGSON, JOHN, 1203 Wionna Ave. 1241. 681-3796. Band 17- 121; Orchestra 19-121; Walnuts Cast 1101; Peanuts Cast 1111. BENJAMIN, ROBERT IRVING, 7001 Knoll Road 1371. 351- 2231. Jr. Student Council 191; Basketball 191; Tennis 19-121; Chatterbox Staff 110-121, Assistant Sports Editor 1111, Sports Editor 1121; National Merit Letter of Commendation 1121; Big Brothers 1121; Peanuts Cast 1111; VAST 1111. BERESKIN, VICTOR, 452 Riddle Road 1201. 961-0950. Senior Band 19-121; Walnuts Staff 110-121; Peanuts Band 1111; Visual Aids 19-121. BERLINER, JEFFREY ALAN, 3964 Ledgewood Drive 1291. 961-4069. Red Cross Representative 1101; Basketball 181; Track 19, 11-121; Cross Country 110-121; Chatterbox 111-121; French Club 1101; Current History Club 1111; Big Brother 1111; Band 18-91 : Peanuts Band 1111 ; Walnuts Band 1111 : Junior Class Play 1101. BIERN, BARI LYNN, 3185 Whitetree Circle 1361. 791-0792. Chatterbox 110-121, Associate Editor 1111, Feature Co-Editor 1121: Spanish Club 110-121; Creative Writers 17-81; Current History Club 1111; Spanish Honor Society 1121: Junior High Band 181; A Capella Choir 111-121; Peanuts Cast and Staff 1111; Walnuts Cast and Staff 111-121; Senior Class Play 1121; Junior Class Play 1121 ; Big Sisters 1121. BOHLEN, MONICA, 6456 Grand Vista Ave. 1131. 531-5788. BOOTES, DOUGLAS, 3226 Paxton Ave. 1281. 321-8276. Base- ball 110-121; Football 181; Walnuts Cast 1121; VAST 1111. BOYLE. KEVIN M., 7384 Kirkwood 1331. 941-5920. Military Miniatures 19-101; German Club 111-121; Latin Club 19-101; Radio Club 17-81; Choir 191; Band 171; Peanuts Cast 1111; Walnuts Cast 110-111; Visual Aids 18-111; Stage Crew 18-111, Assistant Stage Manager 1111. BRADEEN, DAVID ALAN, 3343 Sherlock Ave. 1201. 221-0218. Student Council 1121; Gleam Staff 111-121; Latin Club 18-111, Vice President 1111; German Club 110-121, Executive Board 1121; Current History Club 1121, OEcer 1121; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Big Brother 111-121; Junior High Band 181; Peanuts Cast, Staff; Walnuts Cast 1121; VAST 111-121. BRADSHAW, ELIZABETH GUINN, 179 Lafayette CirCle 1201. 281-8571. Student Council 1111, Evaluation Committee 1111, AFS Co-Head; GAA 17-101; Latin Club 191; French Club 111- 121; Pep Club 1111; Prom decorations 1111; Big Sister 1121; Senior Girls Council 1121; Girls Ensemble 181; Senior Choir 110-121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Walnuts Cast 1121; Tutoring Co- head. BRAND, JACK IRWIN, 6530 Hudson Pkwy. 1131. 531-3428. Student Council 1121, AFS 1121, Evaluation Committee 1121, School-to-School Partnership Committee 1121; Tennis 110-121; Golf 110-111; Chatterbox Staff 111-121; REMEMBRANCER Staff 111-121; Spanish Club 110-121, Newspaper; Sancho Panza 111- 121; Big Brother 1121: National Merit Letter of Commendation; Peanuts Cast 1111; Red Cross 1111; VAST 111-121. BRANT. ROBERT, 3501 Section Rd. 1371. 631-5279. Intramural Committee 1121; Tennis Team 111-121; Wrestling Team 1121; Chatterbox Staff 1121; Spanish Club 110-121; Current History Club 1101; Bridge Club 110-121; Peanuts Staff 1111; VAST 1121;Big Brothers 1121. BRIGHT. DENISE. 3127 Parkview 1131. 731-5129. Y-Teens 191, Choir 17-121, Peanuts Cast 1111. BROKAW, WARNER, 617 E. Mitchell Ave. 1291. 961-4795. Folk Music. Club 110-121; Folk Dance Club 1101; French Club 110-111;Wa1nuts 110-111. BROWN, CAROLINE, 854 Dunore Rd. 1201. 281-3776. Swim- ming Team 19-111; Water Wheels 110-121; GAA Board 1121; Chatterbox Staff, Assistant Business Manager 1111, Manager 1121; French Club 19-101; Peanuts 1111; Bigr Sisters 1121. BROWN, MICHAEL JESSE, 3057 Erie Ave. 181. 321-0806. Homeroom Representative 1111; Football 17-121, Co-Captain 1121, Basketball 17-111; Baseball 110-121, Co-Captain 1121; Big Brothers 1111. BROWN, VICTORIA ELIZABETH, 327 Mohawk Street 1141. 721-4285. G.A.A. 17-121; Pep Club 1101; Y-Teens 181; Glee Club 1111; Choir 17-91;Library Aid 19,101. BURIN, ANDREA JOYCE, 8555 Coolwood Court 1361. 793- 2156. Art Club 18, 11, 121; French Club 110, 111; Latin Club 161-299 ; Peanuts Cast 1111 ; Senior Class Play Staff 1121 ; Big Sisters BUSHMAN, ROBERT LLOYD, 448 Riddle Road 1201. 751-5388. Visual Aids 110-121. CARTER, BRENDA ALICIA, 3629 Irving Street 1201. 281-3529. Spamsh Club 110-121; Health Careers 110-121; Latin Club 191; Glee Club 1101; A Capella Choir 111,121. CARTER, LINDSAY, 1551 Jonathan Avenue 171. 221-7362. Base- ball 110-121; Football 1111; Basketball 17, 91; Track 17-91; Pep Club 1121. CARTER, RALPH EUGENE, 5688 Garden Hill Lane 1321. 242-8374. Football 17-91; Track 17-121; Basketball 171. CLARK, MAXINE LORRAINE, 2511 Chatham Street 161. 751- 0849. G.A.A. 19-121; Y-Tecns 191; Latin Club 1101; Choir 17- 91; VAST 111, 121. CLARK, ROSEANNA MARLE, 3059 Hackberry Street 161. 961- 4944. G.A.A. 1791; French Club 110-121; F.T.A. 110, 111; Glee Cl'ub 1101 ; Chou 191;Wa1nutStaff 110, 111 ; Peanuts Staff 1111; lerary Aid 191 ; Jr. Class Play Staff 1111. CLAYBON, LOUIS EDWARD, 1120 Fenmore Drive 1371. 242- 1741. Class Representative 111, 121; Wrestling Team 1121; Latin ?lhlxblg-lm; French Club 110-121; Big Brothers 1111; VAST CLAYTON, HILLARY SUE, 8657 Lynnehaven Drive 1361. 391-2935. Jr. Student Council 171; Jr. High Cheerleader 191; Varsity Cheerleader 111-121; Latin Club 17-91; Spanish Club 110, 111; Pep Club 19-121; Big Sister 1121; A Cappella Choir 110-121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Walnuts Cast 18, 91, Ponies 1111; VAST 110, 111; Jr. High Tutor 1121. CLIM, DEBORAH JEAN, 3103 Woodburn Avenue 171. 281- 8604. G.A.A. 17-121; Chatterbox Staff 1121; Choir 17, 81; Pea- nuts Staff 1111; Library Aid 19-111. COHEN, MICHAEL, 1352 Westminster Drive 1291. 242-4477. REMEIMDRANCER Staff 18, 91; Latin Club 19-121; Class Repre- sentatwe 1121: Jr. High Orchestra 17, 81; Peanuts Staff 1111; Walnuts Publicity 111, 121, Co-Head 1121; VAST 1111; A.F.S. Committee 111, 121. COLLIER, BETTY ANN, 3441 Wilson Avenue 1291. 861-6679. G.A.A. 17-121; Spanish Club 111, 121; F.T.A. 111, 121; Health Careers 1111; Pep Club 1101; Y-Teens 17-9, 111; Walnuts Staff 1121; Peanuts Staff 1111; Prom 1121. COMER, ARTHUR JULIAN, 3971 North Fordham Place 1131. 791-3694. Jr. Student Council 171; Football 110-121; Gymnastics 19-121; Baseball 110-121; Track 17-91; Red Cross 1111; French Club 1111 ; Big Brothers111,121. COMPTON, ANNE LATHROP, 875 Tweed Avenue 1261. 321- 2785. 0AA: 17-91; Latin Club 19-121; Big Sister 1121; A Capella Chou 110-121; Choir 17-91; Peanut Cast 1111; Jr. High Tut0r1121;Prom 1111. COOKE. ALLISON LEE, 7400 Sagamorc Drive 1361. 791-5763. G.A.A. 8-121; Chatterbox Staff 110-121; Associate Editor 1111, Co-editor 1121 ; Jr. Latin Club 181 ; Y-Teens 1101; French Club 110-111; Cum Laude Waitress 1111; Big Sister 1121; Peanuts Staff1111;VAST 1111. COSTELLO, MELANIE, 3134 Bellewood Avenue 1131. 731- 2419. Choir 17-91; Jr. Latin Club 17-91; Walnuts Staff 18-111; A Capella Choir 110-121; Spanish Club 111, 121; Sancho Panza 1113 121, Treasurer 1121; Big Sister 1121; Seventh Grade Tutor 1 . CRANDALL, RICHARD WELLINGTON, 1231 Halpin Avenue 181. 321-0880. Student Council Parliamentarian 1121; Repre- sentative 1111; Red Cross 171 ; French Club 110-121 ; Chess Team 1121; Marching Band 1121; Orchestra 19, 101; German Band 19-111 ; Walnuts Cast 18-121; Peanuts Cast and Staff 1111; De- bate Team 1121: Big Brothers 111, 121, Co-head 1121; National Merit Letter of Commendation 1121. CRESPIN, JONATHAN RALPH, 1135 Clearbrook Drive 1291. 242-3219. Military Miniatures 18-121; President 1111; National Merit Finalist 1121; Walnuts Staff 111, 121; Debate Team 1121; Senior Book Discussion Gr0up 1121. CRUTCHER, ONNIE, 6332 Desmon Street 1271. 271-4905. Choir 17, 81; Track 191. DALE. MITCHELL WATKINS, 1421 Herschel Avenue 181. 871-5882. 11'. Student Council 17-91; Sr. Student Council 1111, Co-head of House and Grounds 1111; Class Treasurer 1101; Student Court 111, 121; Gym Team 17, 81; Big Brothers 111, 121, Go-head 1121; Swim Team 19-121, Co-Captain 1121; Tennis Team 17-10, 121; Cross Country Team 1111; French Club 110, 111; Debate Club 181; Latin Club 17-91; DAR Honor Citizen 181; Sr. Band 110-121; Orchestra 1101; Pep Band 17-101; Pea- nuts1Cast 1111; Hi-Y 19, 101; Prom Waiter 1101, Construction 112 . DALE, MYRON LYKINS, 1421 Herschel Avenue 181. 871-5882. Sr. Council 1101, President 1121; Class President 110, 111; Jr. Student Council 181, Secretary 191 ; Gym Team 181 ; Swim Team 191; Cross Country 1111; Tennis 18-121; Chatterbox Staff 1101; French Club 110, 111; DAR Honor Citizen 181; Band 110-121; Pep Band 19-121; Jr. Band 17-91; Sr. Orchestra. 111, 121; Pea- nuts Cast 1111; Walnuts Cast 110-121; Jr. Class Play 1111; Sr. Class Play 1121; Prom Financial Co-Chairman 1111; Red Cross 17, 81; Big Brothers111,121. DANIELS, JACQUELINE, 1527 Blair Avenue 171. 961-7624. G.A.A. 17-121;Y-Teens 19-121;Choir17-91;Library Aid 19,101. DAUBER, LINDA GAIL, 2526 Canterbury Avenue 1371. 731- 3492. French Club 110, 111; Folk Music Club 191; Latin Club 191 ; Seventh Grade Tutor 1121. DAVIS, MARK PATTON, 814 Dunvre Road 1201. 861-4181. German Club 110-121; Camera Club 171; Russian Club 181; National Merit Finalist 1121; Jr. Class Play 1121; Peanuts Cast 1111. DAVIS, TIMOTHY MARK, 1333 Wittekind Terrace. 681-2709. Football 19-111; Weight Lifting Team 1101; German Club 1.10- 111 ; Current History Club 171 ; Peanuts Cast 1111; Prom Walter 1101. DELL, PATRICIA, 257 Senator Place 1201- 861-4858- .1T- 3111' dent Council 191; G.A,A. 19, 101; Art Club 111, 121; Latm Club 19-111; Walnuts Cast 191, Staff 1121; Peanuts 1111; Prom 1121 ; Homecoming Committee 1121. DEVAUX, MARGUERITE ANNE, 7505 Fair Oaks Drive 1371. 631-6353. Chatterbox Staff 110, 121; French Club 110, 111; B1g Sisters 1121; A Capella. Choir 111, 121; Glee Club 1101; Pea- nuts 1111; VAST 1101 ; Seventh Grade Tutor 1121. DEWEY, MARY ANN, 2783 Losantiridge Avenue 1131. 351- 1654. Class Secretary 1111; Student Court 1121; Executlve Com- mittee of Student Council 1121; G.A.A. 17-121, Board Member 1121;French Club 110,111;Big Sisters 1121;F1ve F1ngers1121; Walnuts Cast 19, 121, Ponies 1121; Peanuts Ponies 1111; Prom Committee Co-Chairman 1111; Girl and Her City Day Repre- sentative 1111;Lenny 111,121;VAST 110,111. DIEDRICH. ERNEST RICARDO, 3708 Gerdsen Avenue 1361. 793-0786. Class Vice-President 1121; Chatterbox Staff 1121; S.W.O.'U.P. Editor 1121; French Club 1111; Sr. Book Discussion Club 1121; Big Brother 1121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Walnuts Staff, Cast 111, 121; Sr. Class Play 1121; Track 1101; Red Cross 1101; A.F.S. Area Chairman 1121. DINE, ANDREW STONEWALL, 1609 Pelham Place. 761-0272. G011 Team 110, 111; Tennis Tsam 191; French Club 110-121; Big,r Brothers 1121; Peanuts Cast and Staff 1111. DIXON, TERESA LYNN, 3650 Solar Vista Place. 731-4027. G.A.A. 17-121, Vice-President 1111, President 1121; Chatterbox Staff 1121; Latin C1ub1101;Pep Club 1101 ; Sancho Panza1121; Choir 17-91; VAST 1111. DOUD, NANCY MARIE, 3766 Andrew 181. 531-3089. Art Club 111, 121 ; French Club110,111. DOWNS. CAROL ELIZABETH, 6230 Orchard Lane 1131. 631-3185. Sophomore Class Representative 1101; Student Coun- cil Executive Committee 1121; Chatterbox Staff 111-121, Feature Editor 1121; Senior Girls3 Council 1121; A Capella Choir 111- 121; Peanuts Pony Chorus 1111; Walnuts 18. 9, 11, 121, C0- Director of Ponies 1121; 2Amah1'1 Cast 1121; VAST 110-121, Co-Head 1121. DRUMMER. COEANY, 874 Cleveland Ave. 1291. 961-3284. GAA 17-101; Latin Club 17-101; Y-Teens 17, 81; Pep Club 110- 111; Spanish Club 111-121; Secretary 1121; Health Careers Club 1111; Choir 17-91, A Capella Choir 111-121; Walnuts Cast 1111; Peanuts Staff 1111; VAST 110-111. D'URANT. BRENDA SUSAN, 3919 Odin Ave. 1131. 891-0329. Choir 17-81, Glee Club 110-111; Senior Latin Club 1101; FTA 1121. DWORKIN, LAWRENCE ALAN, 2986 E. Galbraith Rd. 1371. 793-3344. Senior Class Representative 1121; Chatterbox Staff 1101; S3panish Club 110-111; Sancho Panza 111, 121; Big Broth- er: 112 . EASTERLING, CLARENCE LEMYLES, JR., 3422 E. Millvale Rd. 1251. 542-2453. Sancho Panza 111-121. EATON, WILLIAM COOPER, 3315 Stettinius Ave. 181. 871- 2884 Basketball 17-91; Spanish Club 1101; Walnuts Cast 1121; Red Cross 1111; Homecomingr 1121. EBER, MARJORIE JILL, 1106 Sunnyslope Dr. 1291. 242-3889. Latin Club 113-1111; French Club 1111; Peanuts Cast 1111; Wal- nuts Casi: 1121; Big Sisters 1121, VAST 1111; Red Cross 18-91. ECTOR, TOMMIE LEE, 1224 Chapel Street 161. 281-8482. Gym Team 17-91; Cross Country 1111; Track 110-121; Chess Club 17-81. EICHEL, LAWRENCE ELIAS, 739 Avon Fields Lane 1291. 221-1795. Student Council 110-121, Treasurer 1121; REMEM- BRANCER Staff 110-121, Sponsors 1101, Business Manager 1111, Co-Editor 1121; French Club 110-121 ; Current History' Club 19- 111; Bridge Club 19-101; Cum Laude 1121; Quill and Scroll 1121; Nationai Merit Finalist 1121; Mercantile Library Card 19- 101; Williams Book Award 1111; Big Brothers 111-121; Peanuts Staff 1111, Publicity Chairman, Cast: It1s Academic Team 1121; Correspondent to City Paper 1121 ; Walnuts Gas: 181 . ELLIS, JAMES, 2215 Victory Pkwy. 161. 861-0865. Latin Club 17-91; Junior Band 18-91; Orchestra 111-121; Senior Band 110-121; Peanuts Cast 1111; VAST 1111', Big Brothers 1121. EPPSTEIN, STEVEN DAVID, 1527 Northwood Dr. 1371. 761-5035. Junior Student Council Committee Chairman 191; Student Council Executive Committee 1121; Co-Chairman of Cul- tural Committee 1121; Spanish Club 111-121; Peanuts Horse Chorus 1111; Big Brothers 1121; VAST 1121. ERHARDT, CARYL RUTH, 6582 Devonwood Drive 1241. 521- 1559. GAA 17-81; Latin Club 17-101; French Club 110-121; Big Sisters 1121; Gir151 Ensemble 181; A Capella Choir 1121; Pea.- nuts Cast 1111. ESSEX, MARGARET ANN, 2548 Cleinview 171. 281-5189. Student Council 1121; GAA 110-121; Chatterbox Staff 1121; Pep Club 110-111; Spanish Club 110-121; FTA 1101; Y-Teens 1101; Sancho Panza 1121; Freshman Choir 191; Pean'uts Cast 1111 ; Walnuts Cast 1111; Prom 1111. EVANS, DAVID LILLARD, 1727 Laurelwood Circle 1241. 681-4558. Swimming 191; Big Brothers 1121; Choir Council 111-121; Wa1nuts Cast 110-121; Peanuts Cast 1111. EVANS, KAREN ANN, 3725 Llewellyn Ave. 1231. 541-3442. Choir 18-91; A Capella Choir 110-121; Spanish Club 1111; Latin Club 17-81; GAA 18-91. FEUSS. SUSAN LEE, 1233 Bookwood Drive 181. 871-0329. French Club 111-121. FISCHER, SALLY ANN, 7 Weebetook Lane 181. 321-1281. Junior Student Council 18-91; Student Council 110-121; Execu- tive Committee 111-121; Class Representative 111-121; GAA 1791; Swimming 17-91; Waterwheels 17-91; Spanish Club 110- 121; Jazz Club 1101 ; Y-Teens 1101; Latin Club 191; Glee Club 111-121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Big Sisters1121. FISHER, GRAYDON BRUCE, 2583 Observatory Ave. 181. 871-0888. Class Representative 110-111; Student Council 1121; Football 181; Track 181; Swimming 19; 121; Senior Book Dis- cussion Group 1121; Latin Club 17-101; Walnuts Cast 110-121; Peanuts 1111. FORBERG. LYNN ALLYSON, 3420 Davis Lane 1371. 351-6029. Junior Student Council Social Committee 191; GAA 17-81; French Club 110-111; Prom 111-121; Daisy Chain 1111; Chair 17-81; Walnuts Cast 19, 111; Peanuts Cast 1111; Junior Class Play 111-121; Senior Class Play 111-I21; VAST 111-121; Big Sisters 1121. FOREMAN, MARLENE PHYLLIS, 2380 Larkfield Drive 1371. 351-0356. GAA 1101; CHATTERBOX Staff 1111, Special Series and Production Editor 1121; Creative Writers 17-81; Current History Club 17-91; Pep Club 191; Scenery Painters 17-81; Big Sisters 1121 ; Red Cross 17-91 ; Junior Latin Club91J-91; Spanish Club 110-121; Junior Class Play, Cast, Staff 111-121; Senior Class Play, Cast, Staff 1111; Peanuts Cast, Staff 1111. FOWLER, DAVID LEONARD, 5 Revel Lane 1171. 961-5523. Junior Band 17-81; Orchestra 19-121; Senior Band 19-121, Featured TwirIer 110-111, Quartermaster 1101; Drum Major 1121, Band Council 110-121; Walnuts Cast 110-111; Peanuts Cast 1111. FOWLER. MICHAEL OWEN, 3533 Deep Woodshave 181. 321-5008. Peanuts Cast 1111. FRANKE, CHRISTTNE DOROTHEA, 854- Ludlow Ave. 1201. 542-2990. CHATTERBOX Staff 181; German Club 19-121, President 1121 ; French Club 110-121; A Capella Choir 110-121 ; Walnuts StaH 1121; Big Sisters 1121; AFS Committee 1121. FRIEDMAN. KATHERINE FRANCES, 3953 Red Bud AVE. 1291. 961-7069. Latin Club 191; French Club 110-121; AFS Committee 1121; Glee Club 1101; A Capella Choir 111-121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Big Sisters 1121; VAST 110-121; Prom 111-121. FURER, JERALD ALLEN, 6765 E. Beechlands Drive 1371. 631-3380. REMEMBRANCER Advertising Staff 1121; French Club 111-121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Senior Class Play Cast 1121; Junior Class Play Cast 1121; VAST 1121. GALES, BONNIE MARIE. 3651 Solar Vista Place 1131. 631- 7582. GAA 17-121; CHATTERBOX Representative 17-81; Latin Club 17-111; Pep Club 110-121; FTA 110-121, Treasurer 1121; Health Careers 1101; Y-Teens 1101; A Capella Choir 110-121, Triple Trio 1121, Junior High Choir 17-91; Peanuts Cast 1111: Walnuts Cast 110-121. GARRETT, PAMELA YVONNE, 4030 Red Bud Ave. 1291. 861-7386 Student Council 1111; Class Representative 1121; REMEMBRANCER Seniors Editor 1121; Latin Club 191; French Club 110-111; Pep Club 110, 121; Daisy Chain 1111; Big Sisters 1121; Choir 171; Peanuts Ponies 1111; Walnuts Cast 191, Ponies 111-121; Reserve Cheerleader 1101; GAA 17-91; VAST 111-121; Prom 1121; Quill and Scroll 1121. GENTHER, WILLIAM HENRY, 3352 Gano Ave. 1201. 221- 3908. Junior Student Council 181; Art Club 111-121; Orchestra 18-121;Big Brothers 1121. GILLMAN, DOUGLAS SCOT, 772 Red Bud Ave. 1291. 281- 8787. GLEAM Typing 1101, Literary Staff 111-121; Philosophy Club 1111', Latin Club 191; French Club 110-111; Senior Band 19, 111; Senior Orchestra 1111; Peanuts Cast 1111; Walnuts Band 1111, Cast 1121; Big Brothers 1121; VAST 111-121; Senior Book Discussion Group 1121. GLIER. GEOFFREY RANDALL, 7955 Shelldale Way 1421. 791-4151. Football 191; REMEMBRANCER StaE 1111; Chess Club 171; Big Brothers 1121; A Capella Choir 110-121, Octet 1121; Walnuts 110-121; Peanuts 1111; Prom, Waiter 1101, Con- struction 111-121. GORDON, COLIN CEDRIC, 7205 Winding Way 1361. 891- 2035. Radio Club 17-91; Bridge Club 111-121; Stage Crew 110-121, Technical Director; Peanuts Staff 1111. GOTTLIEB, MARC SHANE, 1240 Avon Drive 1291. 24-2-3755. Current History Club 1111; Latin Club 18-91; French Club 110-111; Big Brothers 111-121; Band 181; Senior Class Play 1111; Red Cross 17-81 ; VAST 1111. GOTTSCHALK, CLAIRE ANNE, 3828 Clifton Ave. 1201. 221- 5415. GAA 17-81; Pep Club 1111; French Club 1111; Art Club 1121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Red Cross181. GRAD, BONNIE LEE, 1732 Greenview 1171. 351-3014. GAA 17-91; GLEAM Art StafT 1121; Art Club 19-121, Vice President 1121; French Club 110-121; Current History Club 111-12; Philosophy Club 1111; Latin Club 17-101; FTA 1101; Big Sister 1121, Tuton'ng. GRAY. ANTOINETTE. 6322 Sierra St. 1271. 271-5154. GAA 17-101; Latin Club 17-121: Y-Teens 17-81; Peanuts Staff 1111; Library Worker 1121 ; Red Cross 1121. GRIFFIN, MELVINA, 1678 Central Pkwy. 1101. Junior Student Council 17-81; GAA 17-121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Spanish Club 110-121; Sancho Panza111-121. GUASTINI, MICHAEL ARMAND, 6363 Shorts Drive 1301. 231-5995. Spanish Club 110-121; Sancho Panza 111-121; Band 7.12 ; Sta e Band 110-121; Pep Band 19-121; Semor Glass 1313.3: 110-121g; Junior Class Play 110-121; Walnuts Cast 110-121; Peanuts Band Director 1111. . GUBERMAN, BRUCE ALLEN, 2360 Larkfield Dnve 1371. 631. 5044. Junior Student Council 17-91; Latin Clu'b-17-111; Math Club 181; Industrial Arts Club 181; Military Mxmatures 19-111; Tropical Fish Club 17-81; Chess Club 1111; Peanuts Staff 1111; National Merit Finalist 1121. HAAS, HERBERT JAMIE, 1709 Stonybrook 1371. 761-0035. Cheerleader 1101; REMEMBRANCER Advertiging Staff 1111; Ger- man Club 1111; Spanish Club 1101; Choxr 171; Peanuts Cast, Staff 1111; Walnuts Cast, Staff 1121 ; Red Cross 111-121; VAST 1111; AFS 1111. HALL, LILLTAN ARTENE, 3969 Zinsle Ave. 1131. 891-7812. GAA 17-81; Drill Team 1121; French Ciub 110-111; Orchestra 19-101; Peanuts Singing Chorus 1111; VAST 1121. HALL, JOYCE PAMELA, 2177 Crane Ave. 171. GAA 171; Latin Club 17-101; Modern Jazz Club 1101; Choir 18-91; Pea.- nuts Singing Chorus 1111 ; VAST 110-111. HARDWICK, SHERRY ANN, 4518 Whetsel Ave. 1271. 261- 6696. CHATTERBOX StaE 1101; Latin Club 17-101; French Club 19-111; Big Sisters 1121; Choir 181; Walnuts Staff 191; Peanuts Staff 1111; National Merit Letter of Commendation 1121, HARMON, CHARLES EDWARD, 239 Delta Ave. 181. 871- 0219. Football 110, 121. HARRIS, RIO LAVERNE, 2811 Ashland Ave. 161. 751-5548. GAA 17-101; Choir 181. HAVENS, CHARLES GARNER, JR., 957 Nassau St. 161. 861- 6798. Track 191; Band 18-91. HEATER, MARCELLA, 1363 Myrtle Ave. 161. 861-6035. GAA 17-121; CHATTERBOX Staff 1101, Head Typist 1121; GLEAM Staff 1101; Latin Club 17-121; French Club 110-121; Red Cross 110-121; Modern Dance 1121; Folk Dance 1101; FTA 1121; Big Sisters 1121; Choir 17-81; Y-Teens 191; Homecoming 1121; Peanuts, Head Usher 1111; Walnuts Staff 110-121. HEFFRON, SUSAN LESLIE, 1002 Redway Ave. 1291. 221-7665. GAA 17-81; CHATTERBOX Staff 1101; French Club 1101; Glee Club 1101; A Capella Choir 111-121; Peanuts Staff 1111. HEIDENREICH, SALLIE BISHOP, 1126 Beverly Hills Drive 1261. 871-1623. Student Council 1121; French Club 110-111; Y-Teens 19-101; Pep Club 1111; Current History Club 110-111; Big Sisters 1121; A Capella Choir 110-121, Triple Trio 1121; Walnuts Singing Chorus 110-121; Peanuts Singing Chorus 1111. HEITKALIP, KENNETH ANDREW, 3203 Observatory Ave. 181. 871-3087. Lunchroom Monitor 1121; Junior Student Coun- cil 171; Track 191; Pep C1ub 1111; Spanish Club 1101; Senior Band 19-101; Pep Club 1101; Walnuts Cast 19-101; Peanuts Cast 1111. HELBLING, BRENDA LOUISE, 3306 Renfro Ave. 1111. 481- 3844. Junior Student Council 181; GLEAM Business Staff 1111; Latin Club 17-91; French Club 110-121; Y-Teens 19-101; Folk Music Club 110-111, President 1101; Scenery Painters 1111; Current History Club 1101; Walnuts Cast 1121; Big Sisters 1121: Choir 17-81. HELDMAN, JAMES GARDNER, 7261 Meadowbrook Drive 1371. 351-4220. Student Council 19-121; House and Grounds Chairman 1121; Class Representative 1121; Tennis 19-121, Cap- tain 19, 121; Basketball 17-81; REMEMBRANCER Advertising Staff 19-101, Assistant Manager 1111, Subscription Manager 1121; French Club 110-111; Bridge Club 191; Big Brothers 111-121; VAST 1111; Yale Book Award 1111; Cum Laude 1121; Quill and Scroll 1121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Prom Waiter 1101, Com- mittee Chairman 111-121. HELDMAN, JUDY ANN, 8335 Springvalley Drive 1361. 791- 5424. Junior Student Council 17-81; Student Council 1101; Water Whee1s 17-101; GAA 17-101; CHATTERBOX Staff 110- 111; GLEAM Art Staff 1121; Spanish Club 110-121; Red Cross 191 ; Latin Club 17-91; Sancho Panza 1121 ; Walnuts Cast 19-121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Senior Class Play 1121; Junior Class Play 1121; Prom 111-121. HENSLEY, HARVEY FRANK, 5505 Goldenrod Drive 1391. 541-1708. Latin Club 17-101 ; Orchestra 19-101. HESS, PETER WILLIAM, 2346 East Hill Ave. 181. 321-4170. Class Representative 1121; Tennis 111-121; CHATTERBOX Sports Staff 1121; French Club 110-111; Current History Club 19-121; Choir 17-81; A Capella Choir 1121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Walnuts Cast 1121; Big Brothers 111-121. HEXEM. BARBARA LOU, 2845 Grandin Road 181. 321-4713. CHATTERBOX Staff 110, 111; French Club 110-121; Latin Club 1101; Glee Club 1111; Walnuts Cast 110, 111; Peanuts Cast 1111;VAST110,111. HIGGINS, VICKI LYNN, 3333 Ibsen 191. 731-8797. A Capella Choir 110-121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Walnuts Cast 111, 121. HILB, ELLEN MAE, 1511 Northwood Drive 1371. 761-2326. Jr. Student Council 181; G.A.A. 17, 81; Water Wheels 19 ,101; Ir. Latin Club 17-91; French Club 110-121; Current History Club 111, 121; Big,r Sisters 1121; Walnuts Cast 19, 121; Peanuts Cast 1111; VAST 111, 121 ; Red Cross 19,101. HILL, RAYMOND DELBERT, 2938 Henshaw Avenue 181. 541-7390. Football 191; GLEAM Staff 1121; Art Club 1121: Jr. Latin Club 18; 91. HOIFFMAN, EARL DIRK, 509 Missouri Avenue 1261. 871-6332. 1.311111 Club 19-121; Chess Club 1121; Choir 181; Peanuts Staff HOFFMAN, NATHANIEL. 731 Avon Fields Lane 1291. 221- 2409. Jr. Student Council 17-91; Sr. Student Council 110, 121; Tennis Team 191; REMEMBRANCER Staff 19-121; French Club 110-121, President 1121; Sr. Latin Club 1101; Jr. Latin Club 17-91; Current History Club 110, 111; National Merit Finalist 1121; Big Brothers 111, 121; Peanuts Staff 1111; Cum Laude 1121; Sr. Book Discussion Group 111, 121; VAST 1111. HOFLING, DEBORAH, 300 Warren Avenue 1201. 961-3647. Red Cross 191; Swimming Team 19, 11, 121. HOLTZER, DAVID, 1528 joseph Street 1371. 242-6676. Stage Crew 18-121: Bridge Club 111, 121; Folk Music Club 19-111. HON, TESSIE, 3954 Lowry 1291. 221-4432. GAA 17-121; F.T.A. 111,121, Secretary 1121; Walnuts Staff 1101; Peanuts Staff 1111; Modern Dance Club 1101. HOSTETLER, DONALD, 6129 Plainfield Road 1131. 791-1534. Band 111, 121; Orchestra 110-121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Walnuts Cast 110-121. HOUSEFIELD, MICHAEL WAYNE, 2975 Linwood Avenue 181. 871-4512. Sr. Latin Club 1101; Big Brothers 1121; National Merit Semifinalist 1121; Sr. Band 19-121; Jr. Band 181; Pep Band 111,121; Peanuts 1111; Walnuts Cast 111,121; AFS Com- mittee 1121: Pep C1ub1121. HUGHLEY, DEBORRA JEAN, 1828 Jonathan Avenue 171. 861-6443. Y-Teens 18, 91; Latin Club 181 ; Choir 17, 91; Peanuts Staff 1111. HUNT, DEBORAH JO, 6544 Coffey Street 1301. 231-0129. JACOBS, KENNETH, 1928 Seymour Ave. 1371. 821-0694. JENIKE, JANICE, 349 Wood Avenue 1201. 281-5766. GAA 18-121; Reserve Cheerleader 1101; Varsity Cheerleader 111, 121 ; Water Wheels 181; Latin Club 19, 101; Big Sisters 1121; A Capella Choir 110-121; Choir 17-91; W'alnuts Cast 19, 121, Ponies 1121; Peanuts Ponies 1111; Homecoming Committee 1121. JENKINS, MELBA JEAN, 405 Findlay Street 1141. 421-6572. GAA 17-121; Latin CIub 19, 101; German Club 19-121; NASP Finalist 1121. JOHNSON, CHERYL LYNN, 3959 Warwick Avenue 1291. 961- 4132. French Club 110, 111; Latin Club 191; Choir 17-101; Glee Club 110-121. JOHNSON, DEMONTE RAY, 1026 Jonathan Avenue 171. 281-3976. Football 17-121, Captain 1121; Track 17-121; Basket- ball 19, 101; Weight Lifting 1121; Red Cross 171. JOHNSON, GREGORY, 3223 Gilbert Avenue 171. 961-4576. Basketball 110-121. JOHNSON, RALPH, 2133 Florence Avenue 161. 221-8084. Gym Team 1101; Track Team 19-121 ; Cross Country 110-121; French C1ub1l11;Band17-91. JUDD, WILLIAM FARSON, 2500 Salem Avenue 181. 321-8416. Jr. Student Council 171; CHATTERBOX Staff 1121; Big Broth- ers 111, 121; VAST 1111; A Capella Choir 110-121; Boys Octet 1121; Walnuts Cast 111,121; Peanuts 1111, Co-director of Sing- ing Chorus; Junior Class Play 1121; Senior Class Play 1121. KALLENBERG, GENE RUSTY, 3385 Lamarque Drive 1361. 793-3385. Class Representative 1121; Sr. Council Committee Head 1121; Tennis Team 111, 221; CHATTERBOX Advertising StaH 1121; French Club 110-121; Big Brothers 111,121; VAST 1111; National Merit Letter of Commendation 1121; Walnuts Cast and Staff 111, I21; Peanuts Cast. and Staff 1111. KAPLAN, DAVID SEYIR'IOUR, 2443 Vera. Avenue 1371. 631- 6274. KAPLAN, JOEL, 7889 Glen Orchard 1371. 761-8056. Basketball 18, 9, 121; Football 191; French Club 110, 111; Peanuts Cast 1111; Big Brothers 111, 121. KAPLAN, PAULA SUE, 2281 Royaloak Court 1371. 731-3218. French Club 110, 111. KAPP, EMILY ANN, 3 Revel Lane 1171. 961-2163. Student Council Executive Committee 1121; GLEAM Art Staff 110-121; French Club 110-121; Big Sister 1121; Co-heat-i Peanuts Pub- licity 1111; VAST 110-121; Prom Publicity Chaxrman 111, 121. KATO, DENNIS ALAN, 34-71 Vine Streat. 221-0581. Jr. Sluglent Council 17-91; Sr. Student Council 110-121, Executive Commuter: 1121', Class Representative 1101; Class Treasurer 1111; German Club 110-121; Latin Club 191; Big Brothers 111, 121; Peanuts Cast and $1518 1111; VAST 1111. KATZ, LEONARD STEVEN, 7605 Elbrook Avenue 1371. 731- 7440. Sr. Student Council 111, 121; Class Repfesentatlve 1101; Class President 1121,- Basketball 18-121, Captalp 1121; French Club 110, 111; Current History Club 111, 121; Blg Brothers 111, 121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Prom 1121. KATZ, RICHARD, 981 Marion Avenue 1291. 281-7858. Jr. Student Council 18, 91; Class Vice President .1111; Basketball 17-9, 121; Golf 110-121; CHATTERBOX Assocnate Edltor 1101, Sports Editor 111-121; French Club 1101; Jr. Latin Club 17-91; Peanuts Cast 1111; Big Brothers 111, 121. KEEFE, DOUGLAS, 5850 Wyatt Avenue 1131. 351-0342. Jr. Student Council 171; Pep Band 19-121; National Merit Letter of Commendation 1121; Sr. Band 17-121; Orchestra 110-121; Pea.- nuts Cast 1111; Walnuts Cast 19-121. KENNEDY, DOROTHY MARIE, 560.5 Ebersole Avenue 1271. 271-0929. Class Representative 1101; GAA 17-121; GAA Board 1121; Y-Teens 110-121; Sr. Latin Club 110-121; Art Club 1101; Big Sister 1121; Jr. Band 17, 81; Walnuts Staff 1111; Peanuts 7121151211111; Sr. Class Play Staff 1121; Red Cross 171; VAST KINER, CARMEN ANN, 6711 Alpine 1361. 791-0511. Student Council 110-121; Daisy Chain 1111 ; Big Sister 1121; Choir 17-91; A Capeila Choir 111, 121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Prom Co-ordinator 1111; Prom Co-chairman 1121; Jr. Class Play 1111; Sr. Class Play 111, 121; Social Committee 18, 91. KLATCH, LOIS SUE, 6343 Elbrook Avenue 1371. 631-8119. Spanish Honor Society 111, 121; Choir 18, 91; A Capella Choir 111,121;Peanuts Cast 1111; Big Sisters1121. KLEIN, THOMAS EDWARD, 4075 Beechwood 1291. 961-3171. Red Cross 1121; CHATTERBOX Staff 18, 91; REMEMBRANGER Staff 1121; French 111, 121; Bridge Club 1101; Big Brothers 1121;Wa1nuts Cast 1101; VAST 111, 121. KOHRS, JAMES LOUIS, 5716 Arnsby Place 1271. 271-4964. KORELITZ, JOEL, 7845 Elbrook. 731-4841. Track 1121; Ger- man Club 110, 111; Jr. Latin Club 17, 81; Big Brothers 111, 121; Peanuts Cast 1111. KREINDLER, JAMES JACOB, 2504 Oak Ridge Drive 1371. 351-3287. Jr. Student Council 181; Swim Team 19-121, Co- captain 1121; CHATTERBOX Staff 17-121; German Club 110, 111; Jr. Latin Club 18, 91; Prom Waiter 1101; It. Band 171; Peanuts Cast 1111; Visual Aids Staff 191. KRESLINS, ILGARS, 2037 Burnet Avenue 1191. 621-0722. Track 110-111; Art Club 1121; German Club 110-121; Chess Club 1121; Big Brothers 1121; Peanuts Cast 1111. KUBY, ELLEN MARCIA, 6640 Farm Acres 1371. 531-4389. Jr. Student Council, Treasurer 181; Vice President 191; Class Vice President 1101; Cheerleader 17-91, Reserve Cheerleader Captain 1101; French Club 110; 111; Walnuts 18, 91; Peanuts Ponies 1111; Big Sister 1121. LADD, KAREN BOWMAN, 3526 Mooney Avenue. 871-1578. Y-Teens 17-91; French Club 110, 111; Current History Club 18, 91; A Capella Choir 111, 121; Big Sisters 1121. LAMPKIN, JAMES ARTHUR, 6101 Wayside Court 1301. 231- 1147. Golf Team 110, 111; Spanish Club 1111. LAPPIN. BONNIE SUE. 3240 Fairhaven Lane 1371. 731-4739. Peanuts Ponies 1111; Walnuts Cast 19, 111, Ponies 1111; French C1ub110,111. LASK, GEORGE, 6 Rawson Woods Circle 1201. 861-6533. Gym- nastics 17-121. Co-captain 1121; Baseball 110-121. LEHRNER, LAWRENCE MARSHALL, 1663 Rose Place 1371. 242-8863. Jr. Student Council 171; Football 18-111; Peanuts Staff 1111; Chess Club 17-121; German Club 110, 111; Big Brothers111,121. LEPPERT, JAMES DAVID, 71 East Clifton 1101. 381-8456. LEVIN, ELLEN, 4145 Paddock Road. 751-8325. REMEMBRANCER Advertising Staff 191; French Club 19-111; Big Sister 1121; A Capella Choir 110-121; Peanuts Cast 1111; VAST 1121. LEVINE, JANET HELEN, 3990 Beechwood Avenue 1291. 281- 4222. Peanuts Singing Chorus Co-direction 1111; A Capella Choir110-111;Walnuts Staff 111, 121; Prom 111,121, Co-chair- man 1111. LEVINSTEIN, DAVID, 3957 North Fordham Place 1131. 891- 1884. LIGHTNING, JANET, 3600 Irving Street 1201. 221-5837. Gleam Typing Stat? 1101 ; Health Careers 1101 ; Big Sisters 1121; French Club 1101; Choir 191; Peanuts Staff 1111. LIGHTNING, JEANETTE, 3600 Irving Street 1201. 221-5337. Choir 191: VAST 1101'; Peanuts 5132111 1111; Big Sistexs 1121; Health Careers 1101. LIGGONS. WILLIE LEE, 1530 Blair Avenue 171. 281-1913. Social Committee 181; Football 17-121; Basketball 17-121; Track 191; Baseball Manager 110, 111; Pep Club 111, 121; Spanish Club 1121; Eagle Club 1111; Peanuts 8:311 1111; From 1121. LINDNER. CHRISTOPHER RAY, 6901 Ken Arbree Road 1361. 891-5615. Student Council 17, 81; Sr. Student Council 111, 121; Football 191; Track 110, 121; Swim Team 1101; French Club 1101: Big Brothers 111, 121; Prom Waiter 1101: Co-head Prom Construction 1111. LITTMAN. MARSHALL, 3928 Red Bud Avenue 1291. 221-2259. Jr. Student Council 17-91, President 191; REMEMBRANCER Adver- tizing Staff 110-121; Jr. Latin Club 17,81, President 181; Latin Club 19, 101 ; French Club 110-121, President 1121; Big Brothers 111,121;Jr.Band171;Peanuts Cast 1111; VAST 1111; Mer- cantile Library Card 191. LOFTSPRING. EDWARD EROL, 1418 Corvallis Avenue 1371. 761-1972. Student Council Committee Co-head 1121; Basketball 18-101; Golf Team 1111; Big Brothers 111, 121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Prom Waiter 1101. LOTSPEICH, PATRICIA, 231 Greendale 1201. 281-5044. GAA 17-121, Second Vice-President 181, Treasurer 1101, Secretary 1121; 'Watcr Wheels 110, 111; French Club 110-121; A Capella 111,121:Peanuts Cast 1111. LUGLI, ENRICO, 3904 Wess Park Drive 1171. 221-1272. Wal- nuts Cast 1121; Sr. Book Discussion Group 1121; Track Team 1121; Folk Music Club 1121 ; AFS Exchange Student 1121. MACINTYRE, SUSAN, 2729 Stratford Avenue. 961-2850. Latin Club 17. 81: Chess Club 17, 191; French Club 1101; A Capella Choir 1121; Triple Trio 1121. MADOR, MARTIN, 3195 Esther Drive 1131, 631-7715. French Club 111, 121; Current History Club 110, 111; Jr, Band 17-91; Sr. Band 110-121; Orchestra 19-121: Wa1nuts Cast 110-121; Peanuts Cast 1111; VAST 111, 121; Big Brother 1121; Visual Aids110,111. MAGRISH, DAVID, 740 Crevelings Lane 1261. 321-3403. Jr. Stu- dent Council 17-91; Sr. Student Council 110-121; AFS Head 1111 ; Red Cross 171 ; Basketball 17-91; CHATTERBOX Business Staff 1121 ; Jr. Latin Club 17-91 ; REMEMBRANCER Advertising StaH 1111; Spanish Club 110-121, Committee Chairman 1111, Presi- dent 1121; A Capella Choir 110, 111; Peanuts Cast 1111; Prom Committee Co-Chairman 111, 121, Prom Waiter 1101. MARCUSO. MARC. 2358 Ciifton Avenue 1191. 421-0414. Basc- ball 110-121; CHATTERBOX Art Editor 1121; Industrial Arts Club 171. MARGOLIS, RANDALL 7086 East Aracoma. Drive. 1371. 351- 2990. Class Representative 171; Spanish Club 110-121, Treasurer 1101: Big Brothers 111, 121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Prom Waiter 1101; Walnuts Cast 1121;Cheer1eader 1121. MARKS, HELEN BELINDA. 3997 Beechwood Avenue 1291. 361-2165. Gleam Literary Staff 110-121; Quill and Scroll 1121; Peanuts Cast 1111: Walnuts Cast 111. 121. MARKS. PEGGY, 3997 BePchwood Avenue 1291. 861-2165. Peanuts Co-Dircctor 1111 ; Quill and Scroll 1121 ; Gleam Literary StaH111,121. Editor 1121. MARTS, NOELLE, 6409 Orchard Lane 1131. 251-6515. French Club 1121: Walnuts Cast 111, 121; Jr. Class Play 1111; Sr. Class Play 1121. MASLOV, NANCY LYNN, 6750 Meadow Ridge Lane 1371. 731-2596. Spanish Club 110-121, Secretary 1111; Sancho Panza 1121; Daisy Chain 1111; Peanuts Cast 1111; VAST 111, 121; Big Sisters 1121. MAXWELL, ELLEN ELIZABETH, 3149 Portsmouth 181. 321- 5043, Class Representative 1111; A Capella Choir 110-121; Triple Trio 110-121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Walnuts Cast 111, 121. MAYERSON, ARLENE, 7900 Springvalley Drive 1361. 351-6560. VAST 111. 121; French Club 110, 111; Peanuts Staff 1111; Walnuts Cast 1101; Red Cross 1101; REMEMBRANCER Advertising Staff 1111. MAYS. MARY LEE. 5222 Newfield Avenue. 731-4306. GAA 17- 121, Board 1121; FTA 110-121; Y-Teens 19-121; German Club 110, 111 ; Current History Club 110-111; Latin Club 17-91; Glee Club 1101; Peanuts Cast 1111. MCADAMS, DORIS ELIZABETH, 6204 Plainfield Road 1131. 891-3005. Art C1ub 1121, Secretary 1121; HeaIth Careers 1111; French Club 110, 111; Big Sisters 1121 ; A Capella Choir111,121: Glee Club 1101; Choir 191; Walnuts StaFf 19-121; Peanuts Staff 1111. MCCORD, STEVEN, 1206 Edwards Road 181. 871-3567. Swim Team 19, 101: Track 181; Football 191; Spanish Club 110-121'I Latin Club 18, 91; Peanuts Cast 1111; Walnuts Cast 111, 121. MCCOY, MICHAEL JOHN. 3318 Ormond Avenue 1201. 961- 6883. Jr. Band 17-91 ; Sr. Band 110. 111; Walnuts Cast 110-121; Peanut; Cast 1111. McFARLAND, SHARON. 617 East Mitche1l 1291. 961-4795. Gleam Literary Staff 1121; A Capella Choir 111, 121; Walnuts Cast 110-121; Peanuts Staff 1111. MCKENNEY, NANCY LEE, 2416 Canterbury Avenue 1371. 731- 1540. Class Representative 1121; Swim Team 111, 121; German Club 1121, Secretary 1121; Philosophy Club 1111; Big Sister 1121; Cum Laude Waitress 1111; Cum Laude 1121; Band 111, 121; Vice-President 1121; Orchestra 1121; Daisy Chain 1121. MCMATH, THOMAS, 430 Clinton Springs Avenue 1171. 751- 8340. MEINEKE. STEVEN EDWARD. 1339 Delta Avenue 181. 321- 0435. Gym Team 181 ; Tennis Club 110, 111: Big BrothErs 1121; Jr. Band 181; Sr. Band 19-121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Walnuts Cast 111, 121. MENDELSOHN. DONALD, 1217 Oberlin Blvd. 1371. 242-6237. Big Brothers 111, 121. Co-Chairman 1121; REMEMBRANCER Advertising Staff 1111; CHATTERBOX Advertising Staff 1111; Business Manager 1121; Current History Club 110-121, Vice- President 1121; French Club 110-121; National Merit Finalist 1121; Cum Laude 1121; Columbia Book Award 1111; Peanuts Cast and Staff 1111; VAST 1111. MENTLOW, JAMES, 1788 Townsend Avenue 1231. 542-0863, Sancho Panza 1121; Choir 17-91. MEYER. STEVEN EDWARD, 7651 Sagamore 1361. 791-8373. 31'. Student Council 1111; Football 18, 9, 11. 121: Captam 1121; Gym Team 18-121; Track 19, 101; German Club 1121; Big Brothers 1111 ; Peanuts Cast 1111. MILLER. KATHRYN SUE, 3963 Winding- Way 1291. 861-2283. Jr, Student Council 18, 91; French Club 110-111; Y-Teens 191; Latin Club 17-91 ; Big Sisters 1121 ; Peanuts Cast 1111. MOELLER, SUSAN, 6130 Scarlet Drive 1241. 541-5618. Assem- bly Committee 17-121; GAA 17-121; Water Wheels 1111; French Club 110-121; Big Sisters 1121; Cum Laude Waitress 1111; A Capella Choir 1121: Peanuts Cast 1111; VAST 1111. MONTGOMERY, MALCOLM, 3414 Telford Avenue 1201. 281-1046. MOODY, JACOB KNOX, 5334 Whetsel Avenue 1271. 271-6274. MOORE. BRUCE, 7411 Willowbrook Lane 1371. 731-8295. Football 18-121, PHSL Honorable Mention 1121; French Club 1101; Latin Ctub 19, 101; Weightlifting Club 1121. MORRISS, DIANA ANN, 3608 Duluth Avenue 1201. 751-1047. Red Cross Executive Board 1121, International Chairman 1121; Folk Dancing Club 191; Foik Singing Club 1101; Red Cross 19-121, Secretary 1111, Treasurer 1121; Walnuts Cast 1121; Sr. Class Play 110-121; Jr. Class Play 110-121; VAST 1111; Homecoming Committee 1121. -. MORRISS, DOUGLAS, 3608 Duluth Avenue 1201. 751-1047. MUTZ, CAROLYN, 6 Dexter Place 161. 9131-8269. French Club 1121; Big Sister 1121; Cum Laude Waitress 1111; Band 191 ; Jr. Class Play 111, 121; Sr. Class Play 111. 121; 061726: Worker 19-121. NASSAN, LESLIE KAY, 6065 Stover 1371. 731-9674. GAA 18, 91; Swim Team 18, 91; CHATTERBOX Staff 110, 111; Spanish Club 110, 111; Latin Club 18, 91; Daisy Chain 1111; Y-Teens 191; Sancho Panza 1121; Big Sister 1121; Choir 7-91; A Capella Choir 110-121; Peanuts Ponies, Co-Director 1111; Walnuts Cast 19-121, Ponies 111, 121, Co-Director 1121; VAST 1111; Varsity Cheerleader 111, 121; Jr. High Cheerleader 181; Prom Committee Co-Chairman 1121. NELSON, JAMES ALLEN, 2721 Hyde Park Avenue 191. 531-' 1539. Sr.C1ass Play 111, 121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Gym Team 181; Football 191; Jr. Class Play 1 10, 111. NIEMAN, NANCY BETH, 2733 Ridgewood Avenue 1131. 531- 5349. Class Representative 1121; Water Whee1s 17-111; Spanish Club 110-121, Treasurer 1121; Latin Club 17-101; Sancho Panza 111, I21; President 1121; Big Sister 1121; Cum Laude Waitress 1111; Home Economics Trophy 181; A Capella Choir 110-121; Walnuts Cast 191: Peanuts Cast 1111. ODOM, RUEL ALBERT, 1029 Dana Avenue 1291. 961-6215. OPPENHEIMER, MARTIN LEE, 6481 Ridge Road 1131. 551- 1716. Sr. Student Council 1121; AFS Committee 1121 ; Co-Chair- man School-to-School Proiect 1121; Tennis 110-121; REMEM- BRANCER Advertising Staff 111, 121; Latin Club 17-91; French Club 110-121; Big Brothers 1121; Peanuts Staff 1 l1; VAST 111.121;Red Cross 1111. OSHER, PETER, 4015 Rose Hill Avenue 1291. 281-3343. Jr. Student Council 17, 81; BasketbaH 17, 81; Tennis 110, 111; Gleam Art StafT 1121; Spanish Club 110, 111; Treasurer 1111; Art Club 110-121, Vice President 1111; Latin Club 17-91; Pea- nuts Cast 1111;Wa1nuts Cast 110-121. OSHER. ROBERT, 6670 Glen Acres Drive 1371. 731-9646. Basketball 1101; Wrestling Team Captain 1121; Spanish Club 1121; Boosters Club 1111; Debate Club 1121; Big Brothers 1121; Sancho Panza 1121. OUTTERSON, GEORGE, 194 LaFayette Circle 1201. 961-6389. French Club 19-111; Current History Club 191; Chess Club 19, 101; National Merit Letter 01 Commendation 1121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Pep Band 110-121; Orchestra 111. 121; Walnuts Cast 110-121; Marching Band 19-121. PADDOCK, ALBERT, 6103 Cary Avenue 1241. 681-6178. Chess Club 17-121, Treasurer 18, 91, Vice-President 1101, President 111,121;Latin C1ub17-101;Chess Team 19-121. PATTON. PAMELA MENUEL, 3569 Vista Avenue 181. 871- 4389. Class Secretary 1121; GAA 11-121; French Club 110-121; Choir 17-91; Peanuts Cast 1111. PEAKS. BEVERLY, 5305 Chapman 1271. 271-0678. PEEKS, THOMAS LEE, 1526 Taft Road 161. 961-0072. Fool- ball 17-121, Co-Captain 19,121;Track17-111;Gym Team17-91- PERKINS, HARRY DAVID, 5028 Oberlin B1Vd. 1371. 351-3360. PIERCE, WENDY DENISE, 2136 East Hill Avenue 181. 321- 2590. Cheerleader 19, 11, 121, Varsity 111, 121; Reserve Cheer- leader 1101; Peanuts Ponies 1111; Walnuts 19, 11, 121, Ponies 111, 121; French Club 110, 111; Pep Club 1101; Prom 1121. Big Sisters 1121; Daisy Chain 1111; A Capella Choir 111, 121. PILLOW, JAMES MICHAEL, 5428 Ravenna Street 1271. 271- 0182.Footba1l 191; Baseball 110-121; Jr. Band 17,81; Pep Band 1101; Sr. Band 19-111; Peanuts Cast 1111. gggngTMAN' MICHAEL, 6780 Beechlands Drive 1371. 731- POGUE, KATHLEEN, 3268 Hardesty Ave. 181. 321-2411. POLLOCK. LAURIE, 1178 Towne Street 1161. 242-3358. Frgnch Club 1101; Blg Sister 1121; Peanuts Staff 1111; Scenery Pamters 19-91. PREUNINGER, IMARY LEE, 5940 Winton Ridge Lane 1321. 542-5935. Jr. Latin Club 17-91; German Club 111,121; Art Club 111,121;Art C1ub19,111:Red Cross1101. PROVISOR, RICHARD, 6890 Farm Acres Drive 1371. 351-2284. Basketball 181: Golf 110-121; Spanish Club 110-121; Peanuts Cast 1111. QUAYLE, SUZANNE MARGARET, 1305 Cryer 181. 871-0576. GAA 17, 101; 5mm Team 1101; Spanish Club 110-121; Latin Club 17-91; Walnuts Staff 18-121; Peanuts Staff 1111. RADEBAUGH, ROBERTA, 5497 Wasigo 1301. 231-9138. RADIN, ROBERT CHARLES, 3875 Dakota Avenue 1291. 281- 0878. Basketball 181; Golf Team 110-121; Bridge Club 18-121; Radio Club 19, 101; Big Brothers 1121; Band 17-101; Walnuts Cast 1111; Peanuts Cast 1111; Red Cross 191: Junior Achieve- ment President 1111. RAUH, THOMAS. 1901 Gregory Lane 161. 861-0738. Historical Committee 111, 121; AFS Calendar Co-Chairman 1111; Gym Team 181; Chatterbox 110-121, Jr. High Editor 1111, Co-Editor 1121; French Club 111,121; Debate Club 9-121; A Capella Choir 1111; Peanuts Cast 1111; Walnuts Cast 18, 10-111; Jr. Class Play 1101; Sr. Class Play 1111; Big Brothers 111, 121; VAST 1111. REED, JOYCE ANNE, 6421 Desmond Street 1271. 271-1501. aEGEDY, HARVEY CURTIS, 1952 Grand Avenue 1141. 251- RISSOVER. DEBORAH LEA, 2523 Ardmore Avenue 1371. 731- 9120. GAA 171 Latin Club 17-101; Spanish Club 110-121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Red Cross 181; Big Sisters 1121 ; VAST 1121; Sancho Panza 111, 121. ROBBINS, LAWRENCE, 7340 Laurel Oak Lane 1371. 631-1392. Debate Team 110, 111; French Club 110, 111; Choir 17-91; Peanuts Cast 1111. ROBINSON, CHRISTOPHER LYNE; 2989 Springer Avenue 181. 871-5520. Sr. Student Council Executive Committee 1121; Class Representative 1121; Tennis Team 110-121, Resewe Man- ager 1111; Gleam StaH' 1111; Chatterbox Editorial Staff 1121; Debate Team 110-121, Co-Captain 1121; French Club 110. 111; Military Miniatures 191: National Merit Letter of Commendation 1121; Walnuts Cast 110-121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Sr. Class Play 111, 121. ROTMENSCH, JACOB, 7810 Greenland Place 1371. 761-6797. Latin Club 17-111; Orchestra 181; Peanuts Cast 1111. RUBIN, MARC WEILAND, 2980 Fair Acres Drive 1131. 351- 1837. Sr. Student Council Executive Committee 1121 ; Chatterbox 18. 10-121, Third Page Editor 1111; First Page Editor 1121; Militarv Miniatures 18-111; President 19, 101; Creative Writers 181; National Merit Finalist 1121; Big Brothers 1121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Debate Team 110-121; Co-Captain 1121; Boy Mayor Candidate 1121; VAST 1121. RUDD, MICHAEL. 3220 North White Tree Circle 1361. 791- 2214. TraCk 191; W'restling Club 1121; Radio Club 17-101; Folk Music Club 1101; Latin Club 110-121; Peanuts Cast 1111. SAFDI, MIKE, 1322 Avcm Drive 1291. 242-5113. Jr. Student Council 18, 91; Sr. Student Council 110-121; Swim Team 191; Golf Team 110-121, Co-Captain 1121; Tennis Team 18, 91; Chatterbox Sports StaFf 11 l, 121 ; French Club 1111; Bridge Club 19, 101 ; Big Brothers 1121; Peanuts Cast 1111; VAST 1111. SAWTELL, BOB, 1347 Teakwood Avenue 1241. 541-1089. Stu- dent Council Executive Committee 1121; French Club 110-121; Citizenship Award 181; Peanuts Cast 1111; Cross Country 110-121; Track110-111. SCHALL, MANFRED, 7926 Glen Orchard Drive 1371. 761-6672. Basketball 17-91: German Club 111, 121; Band 17-91; Peanuts Cast 1111; Red Cross 191. SCHECHTER. NANCY, 1142 Townc Avenue 1371. 821-5072. Jr. Student Council 17, 81; Jr. Latin Club 17-91; French Club 110-121; Red Cross191;Big Sister1121;VAST 1121;G1ee Club 110-121; Peanuts Cast 1111. SCHNEIDER. ELIZABETH, 7290 Elbrook Avenue 1371. 731- 8226. Walnuts 191; Peanuts Ponies 1111; REMEMERANCER Co- Editor 1121, Activities Editor 1111: Cheerleader 18, 91, Reserve Cheerleader 1101, Varsity Cheerleader 111-121, Co-Captain 1121; Book Discussion Club President 1121. SCHNEIDER, LAWRENCE ALAN, 3905 Ledgewood Drive 1291. 961-1684. Jr. Student Council 18, 91: Sr. Student Council 110-121. Vice President 1121, Executive Commlttee 1121; Basket- ball 191; Chatterbox 111, 121, Enquirer Correspondetllt 111-121; Sr. Latin Club 19, 101, Treasurer 1101; Current 'I-IlStOW Club 110-121; French Club 111, 121, Treasurer 1.121; Phllosophy Ciub 1111; Big Brother 111. 121; National Ment Finalist 1121; Pea- nuts Staff, Cast 1111; Walnuts SlaH 111, 121; Sr. Classy Play Staff 1121; VAST 1101; Prom Ticket Committee Co-Cha1rman 1121; Debate Team110-121,C0-Captain 1121; Cum Laude1121. SCHREIBER, ROBERT STEVEN, 6 Avon Fields Plane 1291. 281-1399. Jr. Student Council 191; Sr. Student Council Executive Committee 111, 121; Sr. Latin Club 1101; Walnuts Cast 19-121; Peanuts Co-Director 1111; A.F.S. Committee Co-Chairman 1121. SCHROEDER. INGRID, 3628 Parkline Avenue 131. 871-4278. Social Committee 191; GAA 17, 8, 111; German Club 110, 111, Secretary 1111; Jr. Latin Club 181; Cum Laude Waitress 1111; Big Sister 1121; A Capella Choir 110-121; Choir 17, 81; Peanuts Ponies 1111; Walnuts Cast1l21;VAST111,121. SCHULZ, MARIE, 2220 Highland Avenue 1191. 381-2093. SCHWARTZ, BENJAMIN, 4015 Beechwood 1291. 861-4286. Basketball 17-91; Gymnastics 17, 121; Golf 110-121, Captain 1121; Chatterbox 111, 121, Associate Sports Editor 1111; Sr. Latin Club 19, 101; Big Brother 1121; Peanuts Cast 1111; VAST 1111. SCHWARTZ, PHIL. 728 Avon Fields Lane 1291. 861-1672. Jr. Student Council Executive Committee 191: Swim Team 191; Chatterbox Editorial Staff 1121; Current History Club 110-121, Vice President 1111, President 1121; National Merit Finalist 1121; Peanuts Cast 1111; VAST 1111; It1s Academic Team Cap- tain 1121. SCHWARTZ, RONNIE, 2325 Vera Avenue 1371. 531-1383. SCOTT, MICHAEL. 810 Lincoln Avenue 151. 951-5345. SELONICK, STUART EDWARD, 6760 East Beechlands Drive 1371. 731-5095. Sr. Student Council 110, 111', Class Representa- tive 1111; Tennis Team 17-121; Chatterbox Sports Staff 19-111; REMEMBRANCER 110-121, Business Editor 1121; Current History Club 19-121 ; French Club 110-121; Bridge Club 19, 101; Creative Writing Club 171; Jr. Latin Club 181; Sr. Latin Club 19, 101; National Merit Finalist 1121; Quill 8: Scroll 1121; Band 171; Wafnuts Cast 111, 121; Peanuts Cast 1111; It. Class Play 1121; Sr. Class Play 1121; Big Brother 111, 121; VAST 1111. SHAPERO, BARBARA, 6653 East Farm Acres 1371. 731-8383. Chatterbox 191; Latin Club 17-101; French Club 110-121; Big Sister 1121; A Capella Choir 110-121; Triple Trio 111, 121; Choir 17-91; WaInutS Cast 19-121; Peanuts Cast 1111. SHAWN, ROBERTA SUE, 1365 Elbrook 1371. 631-8013. Chat- terbox 1101; French Club 110, 111; Jr. Latin Club 17-91; Big Sister 1121; A Capella Choir 111, 121; Walnuts Cast 191; Wal- nuts Ponies 111, 121; Peanuts Ponies 1111; VAST 1111. SHERIDAN. JAY, 6740 Kincaid 1131. 351-3158. SHERIDAN, RALPH, 5966 Lester Place 1131. 531-1009. French Club 1111; Walnuts Staff 1101. SHIRLEY, FRED D., 2922 Seminole 1191. 281-2107. Chess Club 111, 121; Folk Music Club 1121: French Club 110-121; Current History Club 110, 111; A Capella Choir 1111; Peanuts Cast 1111; Walnuts Cast 111, 121; Red Cross 1101. SHU'I'I'LESWORTH, CAROLYN E., 710 North Crescent Avenue 1291. 221-3862. Student Council 181; GAA 17-121; FTA 19-121; Red Cross 17-121; Y-Teens 19-121; Big Sister 1121; Sr. Latin Club 19-121; Walnuts StaH 110, 111; Cast 1121; Peanuts Cast 1111; A Capella Choir111,121. SIMON, LOUISE, 757 Red Bud Avenue 1291. 861-8645. Choir 17-91; A Capella Choir 110-121; Triple Trio 110-121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Walnuts Cast 110-121; Big Sister 1121: VAST 111, 121. SIVE, FRANCES, 1825 Keys Crescent Lane. 751-5317. SIVE, LEONARD, 1825 Keys Crescent Lane. 751-5317. Track 1111; Tennis Team 110-111; REMEMBRANCER Advertising StaH 111,121;Peanuts Cast 1111. SKILKEN. SUE, 228 Betula Avenue 1291. 861-5727. REMEM- BRANCER Advertising StaFf 110, 111; French Club 19-111: Y-Teens 191; Big Sister 1121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Walnuts Cast 1101 ; VAST 1111 ; Red Cross1121. SMALL, JOHN, 3574 Burch Avenue 181. 871-1962. Class Repre- sentative 110, 111; Jr. Student Council 171; Sr. Student Council 1121 ; Swim Team 191; Chatterbox Sports Staff 111, 121 ; French Club 110, 111; Big Brothers 111. 121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Wal- nuts Cast1101. SMITH, CRAIG. 3404 West Millvale Circle 1131. 793-0483. SMITH, DANIEL ALLEN, 330 Probasco Street 1201. 861-4986. German Club 110, 111;Stage Crew 1101. SMITH, MARSHA. 4013 Tamwort Circle 1131. 793-0483. GAA 17-111; REMEMERANCER Advertising Staff 1111 ; Chatterbox 191; German Club 111, 121; ,1r, Latin Club 17, 81; Sr. Latin Club 19, 101; Y-Teens 181; A Capella Choir 110-121; Choir 17-91; Walnuts Cast 1111; Peanuts Cast 1111; Health Careers Club President 1111. SMITH, PHYLLIS, 3547 Harvev Avenue 1291. 221-7668. GAA 17-101; Latin Club 19-101; Choir 191; Big Sister 1121. SMITH, STARITA ANN, 2725 Hackberry Street 161. 861-6185. Modern Dance Club 1121; French Club 110, 111; Creative Writ- ers Club 171; Choir 191; Glee Club 1101. SMITH. THOMAS FORBES, 3526 ZumsteEn Avenue 181. 321- 5082. Tennis Team 110. 111; Gymnastic Team 1101; German Club 110,111, Treasurer 1111. SMOTHERS, SHARON, 4801 Ravena, 271-6979. GAA 17-121; FTA 111, 121, President 1121; Current History Club 1111; Spanish Club 111, 121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Walnuts Cast 19-111, Staff 1111; VAST 1121. SNOW, TERRI, 1071 Celestial Street 121. 381-6472. REMEM- BgANCER 111. 121; French Club 110, 111; Pep Club 1121; Big Slster 1121; Daisy Chain 1111; Walnuts Cast 191; Peanuts Cast 1.111123VAST 1111; Cheerleader 18-121, Co-Captain 1121; GAA -1 . SOLOMON CLYDE LOUIS, 918 West Liberty Street. 421-4292. Football 181 110-121 : Basketball 18-121 ; Baseball Manager 19-111; Choir 17, 81; Peanuts Cast 1111. SOLOMON, PAULA, 6785 West Farm Acres 1371. 531-4638. French Club 110-121; Latin Club 19, 101 ; Cum Laude Waitress 1111; Walnuts Cast19,121;Peanuts Cast 1111; VAST 111, 121; Big Sister 1121; Red Cross 1101. STADLER, HOLLY ANN, 3044 Springer Avenue 181. 871-0483. Class Representative 1101 ; GAA 17-101 ; Tennis 110-121 ; Chatter- box 1121; Sr. Latin Club 19, 101, Secretary 191; French Club 110-121, Editor Le Coq 1121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Big Sister 1121;VAST1121;Pep Club1121. STALL, CARLA JO, 1695 Blue Rock Street. Choir 171; Latin Club 17-11; French Club 110-111; Y-Teen 19-111, Secretary 1101, Vice President 1111. STARE, RICHARD, 1544 Larry Avenue 1241. 541-2493. Gleam Literary Staff 1121; Jazz Club 1101; Philosophy Club 1111; A Capella Choir 1121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Walnuts Cast 1121; Quill and Scroll 1121; Prom Co-Head 1121. STEMAN, NANCY, 3715 Broadview Drive. 321-3892. GAA 1101 ; Folk Music Club 1101; French Club 110-121; FTA 1121; Pea- nuts Cast 1111. STEPHAN, CHARLES, 2791 Mivot Avenue 191. 631-0060. STERN, CHERYL, 6804 Glen Acres Drive 1371. 351-2626. STEVENS. FRANK, 3917 Spring Grove. 681-2921. Football 1101; Latin Club 19-101: Peanuts Cast 1111; VAST 1111. STILLPASS, ANTHONY SCOTT, 7420 Belkay Drive 1371. STILLWELL, KATHRYN ELIZABETH, 3272 JeFferson Avenue 1201. 861-1591. Jr. Student Council 171. Class Representative 1121; Chatterbox Business StaH 1121; Sr. Latin Club 19-121; Cum Laude Waitress 1111; Walnuts StaH 19-111; Peanuts Cast 1111; Red Cross 18, 91 ; Big Sister 1121. STOKES, MICHAEL CLINTON, 559 West Liberty Street. 421- 0619. STUBBLEFIELD, VERDA, 3812 Beekman Street 1231. 542-1134. SWANSON, RICHARD, 6025 Woodmen: 1131. 351-5447. THOMPSON, ROSS, 3819 Congreve Avenue. 531-0617. Chess Club 17-91: Tropical Fish Club 181; French Club 110-121; Big Brother 111-121; Peanuts SlaE 1111. THIELE, LINDA, 1242 Jerry Lane 181. 871-0194. Folk Music Club. THOMPSON. YVONNE, 768 West Court 131. 241-6729. GAA 171; Spanish Club 1101; Health Careers 1101 ; Choir 17-91; Glee Club 1101. TONKENS, NANCY LAURIE, 6980 Knoll Road 1371. 731- 4608. Chatterbox 111, 121; Special Series Editor 1121; Latin Club 191: Spanish Club 110, 111; Sancho Panza 1121; Walnuts Cast19, 11,121gPeanuts Cast 1111; VAST 111, 121. TROUNSTINE, PHILIP JOHN, 3966 Rose Hill Avenue 1291. 281-8670. Jr. Student Council 18, 91; Sr. Student Council 110, 111; Class Representative 1101; Gym Team 17-101; Golf Team 110-121; Gleam Literary Staff 1121'. French Club 110-121; Quill and Scroll 1121; Jr. Band 171; A Capella 111, 121; Boys? Octet 1121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Walnut: Cast 110-121; VAST 110, 111 ; Prom Construction Committee 111, 121. TUCKER, CAROLINE KAY, 3838 Hyde Park Avenue 191. 351-3227, GAA 17-121; Jr. Latin Club 17-91; French Club 110- 121; Sr. Class P13311121. TURNER, FRANK; 2822 Vaughn 1191. 281-3597. Football 18, 91; Basketball 17-91; Track 191. Spanish Club 1121; Choir 191. VAN FELT, JEANNE, 1283 Wayside Place 1301. 231-8079. Y-Teens 191; Red Cross 171; French Club 1121; Latin Club 171; Big Sisters 1121. VAN RIJSSEL, DORINE, 4050 Rose Hill Avenue 1291. 961- 2459. Walnuts Cast 1121; Sr. Book Discussion Club 1121; Stu- dent Council 1121 ; AFS Exchange Student 1121. WAITS, ERIC, 710 Clinton Springs Avenue 1291. 221-1089. Football 17-91; Basketball 1101; A Capella Choir 110, 111; Choir 17-91; Peanuts Cast 1111; Walnuts Cast 1111. WARD, SHARON, 818 Dayton Street 1141. 421-5448. GAA 18-121 ; Drill Team,1121 ; Modern Dance Club 191. WARNER, ERNEST, 420 Glenwood Avenue 1291. 861-0053. Tr. Student Council 171; Track 19-121 ; Banqtball 17, 81; Chqss Club 111, 121, Treasurer 1121; Military Maplatures 1111; Lang Club 19-121: Big Brothers 1121; Weighthftmg 111, 121; Choxr 17, 81; Red Cross18.121. WEAVER. PAUL JOHN, 1278 Michigan Avenue 181. 871-1417. Jr. Student Council 181; Swim Team 18, 91; Baseballl1121; Basketball 171; French Club 110, 111; A Capella Chou' 111, 121; Choir 17, 81; Peanuts Cast 1111; Walnuts 111, 121. WEBER, ALAN, 1806 NorthCutt Avenue 1371. 631-1268. Track 181; Red Cross 1101; Big Brothers 1121; Sancho Panza. 1121; Jr. Band 18,91; Peanuts Cast 1111. WEBSTER, ANDREW, 1325 Cypress Street 161. 961-0638. . Basketball 171; Latin Club 110-121; Big Brothers 1121; Latm Department Award 1101; Choir 17-91; A Capella. Chou- 110- 121; Boys Octet 1121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Walnuts Cast 111, 121; National Merit Letter of Commendation 1121. WEIL, GORDON, 3972 Rose Hill Avenue 1291. 751-5552. Tenqis 17-121, Captain 1121; Gym Team 17-91;'Latin Club 1101; Bxg Brothers 1121; Peanuts Cast 1111; Prom Waiter 1101. WEINTRAUB, MARK, 1015 Egan Hills Drive 1291. 242-0600. Latin CIub 17, 81; Spanish Club 1101; Chatterbox Staff 1111. WEIS, RICHARD DAVID, 6454 Teakwood Court 1241. 681- 8299. Military Miniatures 18-111; Latin Club 19-121; National Merit Finalist 1121; Orchestra 17-10, 121; Red Cross 1111. WILLIAMS, DONALD, 1912 Kerper Lane. 751-2765. Baseball 1101; Latin Club 191; Band 181; Peanuts Cast 1111. WILLIS, ANDREW, 19 Menen Court 1171. 221-3544. Sr. Book Discussion Group 1121; Latin Club 19-111; A Capella Choir 110-121; Choir Council 1121; National Merit Scholarship Finalist 1121; Walnuts Cast 19-121; Peanuts Cast 1111. WISE, SUSAN JANE, 7 Belsaw Place 1201. 281-9777. Class Sec- retary 1101; VAST Co-head 1111; Student Council Executive Committee 111, 121: Student Council 111, 121, Secretary 1121; Student Court 111, 121, Secretary 1121; Chatterbox Staff 111, 121, Editorial Editor 1121; National Merit Finalist 1121; Cum Laude Waitress 1111; Cum Land: 1121; Big Sister 1121; Five Fingers 1121; A Capella Choir 111, 121; VAST 110-121; IFS Academic 1121. WOHLFEIL, THOMAS, 2355 Clifton Avenue 1191. 421-5818. Class Representative 1101; Football 181; Baseball 110-121; Basketbali 191; REMEMBRANCER Advertising Staff 1111; Literary Arts 191; Peanuts Cast 1111. WOLF, ALICE MARGARET. 3075 Victoria. Avenue 181. 871- 0861. Walnuts 1121; Peanuts Cast 1111; A Capella Choir 111, 1211 WOLF, ELLEN, 6259 Elbrook Avenue. 631-1180. REMEMBRANCER Advertising Staff 110, 111; Latin Club 17-91; French Club 110- 111;Y-Teens181;Big Sisters1121;VAST111,121;Choir191; Glee Club 1111; Peanuts Cast 1111;Prom111,121. WOODS, SYLVESTER JR., 5123 Whetsel Avenue. 271-6364. Football 171: Baseball 1111; Basketball Manager 1121; Spanish Club 110, 111; A Capella Choir 110-121; Boys Octet 1111; Walnuts 110-121. WRIGHT, DIANE, 5526 Stewart Road 1271. 271-2752. GAA 181; Y-Teens 171; Latin Club 19-111; Choir 18, 91; Glee Club 11 . WUERDEMAN, EMILY ANN, 1354 Observatory Drive 181. 321-6111. Swim Team 1101', Pep Club 1101; Big Sisters 1121; Glee Club 1101; Peanuts Cast 1111; Walnuts 1121; VAST 1111. YOUKILIS, MICHAEL, 4201 Victory Parkway 1291. 221-4016. Class Representative 1121; Latin Club 17-121; Military Minia- tures 1101: Red Cross 191: Peanuts Cast 1111; VAST 1111; REMEMBRANGER Advertising Staff 1111. YOUKILIS, NANCY ELLEN, 7218 Winding Way 1361. 891- 9571. Jr. Student Council 191; French Club 19-121; Red Cross 17-91 ; Latin Club 17-91; Y-Teens 17, 81 ; Walnuts 19, 101; Pea- nuts Cast 1111: Big Sisters 1121; Daisy Chain 1111; VAST 111. 121; Seventh Grade Tutor1121;Prom111, 121. ZAKEM; 8RIAN, 1040 Towanda Terrace 1161. 242-1599. Re- scwc Tenms 19-111; Debate Team 19-131; Orchestra 17, 11, 121. Secretary 1121; VAST 1111 ; Big Brothers 1121. ZAVON, PETER, 4020 Rose Hill Avenue 1291. 861-9191. Sancho Panza 1121; Vice-President 1121; Choir 17-91; Peanuts Cast1111;Library Aid19,111. ZIPPERSTEIN, SUSAN. 6680 Meadow Ridge Lane 1371. 731- 7076. Sr. Student Council 1111, Recording Secretary 1121 ; Water W-heels 19-111; Chatterbox 110-121; Correspondent to Post Tlmes Star 1121 ; Latin Club 110-121, Vice-President 1111, Presi- dent 1121; Big Sisters1121;Cum Laude1121. ZULTOSKI, MICHAEL, 2756 Minot Avenue 191. 351-2873. CON GRATULATION S TO THE CLASS OF 1967 0 - ' Q ; F I I. ...-.... : '3'.- O. h-..- . g- . 9 . o ' 0L. .9 V I V! .31 1.: M .4... ' ...! '.:: ..- ...-I ' III- - ...-I I I I . II . cl I n. u a- O ' 'II n I - l' -h - .- . . H-lizuug ' . .... . !!!! --.! ... .0 $ ,.,-.:I.Hl , I ., .h P - - drug. I u ;-.I , - ' l I I .h A 'i . h .1 .. h . l ' . ......II o. 'I -. '- ' - .- . - u I. ' -0 ' ' I I I Advertising .1. CPI: , . ..' Inn nun Ina II... -- . '41: - ,. I4 - . - - . -1. I n I I o uhr- ..m - III '-' ' - II .' -' I l . . n . - 4 III- .- .... - , -, :3. '. I .' - - . . . . - I .- - . . - ' . :--- . n, ...... ' o . madam - ' ' . nun -' A a . . .... . ' hym. . - - ---'--w - I- . . l- 1 fllli' H '-' x Onur. I I fa THE 1967 REMEMBRANCER wishes to express its gratitude to the following SPONSORS for their kind support Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. H. Bergman Mr. Harvey A. Biern Mr. Sidney J. Binik Mr. Harry Biren AI and Janet Block Mr. and Mrs. Abraham S. Braude Allen, Bea, Ashley, Michele, and Mark Brown Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Brumm Shirley and Arthur Clayton Gene and Campbell Crockett To a great school from Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dahlman Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Dennis, Jr. Ruth and Stanley Dine Compliments of Dunie Printing Company Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell Ede Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Eichel Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Ehmschwender Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Erhardt Compliments of Ever Ready Electric Co., Inc. Dr. and Mrs. John H. Falk Dr. and Mrs. Ben Felson Dr. and Mrs. John Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Richard Forberg Dr. Noble 0. Fowler Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Freeman Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Fulford Gordon Granick and Family Mr. Hugh Haller Mr. Edwin Hawhurst Mr. and Mrs. James HeIdman Mr. Lee Hereth Dr. and Peter W. Hess Compliments of Hilb 8: Co., Inc. The Holmes Family Mr. Max Jerris Mr. John Paul Jones Mr. Charles M. Judd Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Kaplan, Rod, Dan, and Barry Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kaplan Dr. and Mrs. F. T. Kapp Mrs. Sheppard F. Klein Dr. Ralph Larsen Mr. and Mrs. Robert La. Tour Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Levin Dr. and Mrs, John R. Levitas hir. and Mrs. James C. Lindner Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Lingle, Jr. Compliments of Thomas Luken, City Councilman Compliments of the Henry Luriehs Dr. and Mrs. James R. Mack Good Luck-Jack and Jane Mann Mr. and Mrs. F. Dean McCray and Sandra Miller Bros. Wallpaper 8: Paint Stores Mr. and Mrs. Joe Minster Mr. and Mrs. Paul Parker Compliments of Elma and Albert Pollock Mrs. Frank Princi Dr. and Mrs. William RansohoFf Dr. William R. Richardson Dr. and Mrs. D. Richfield Dr. and Mrs. Aaron A. Rosen Mr. Alan L. Rosenberg Dr. and Mrs. Lee S. Rosenberg Dr. and Mrs. Edward H. Saeks M13. Charlotte Sawtell Mrs. Evelyn Schafer Mrs. Virginia 0. Schlanser Dr. and Mrs. Harold J. Schneider Dr. and Mrs. O. W. Schreiber Mr. and Mrs. David M. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Irvin L. Schwartz Compliments of the Schwartz Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Selonick Mr. and Mrs. Leo Shuller Mr. William M. Siemon Dr. Leo Solomon Best wishes-Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Sterne Mr. Peter Topping Mr. and Mrs. Ben Torf Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Trounstine Mr. Horace Turner Compliments of United Knitwear Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Wellbaum Emile Werk, Jr. Mrs. H. Whittaker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George Wise, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon J. Wolf Anonymous Anonymous Best Wishes A Friend Compliments of a. friend CONGRATULATIONS TO THE BEST VINTAGE YETHVAT ,67 Compliments of Two Alumni Parents Congratulations to the Grads Hail PIebic! Help the REMEMBRANCEReJill In memory of Norwood J. UttereClass of 1896 Compliments of Windischg-ritz, Schwatzzenberg, and Jellahich Josephine X. Napoleon, I Compliments of the Wall Ball Commissioners So Heet the youthful years . . . Best of luck to this yeafs grads of a wonderful high school 349 mm JJJZ, Jngll 52M .Addociah'on exfenclzi Aeartiedf congratufationd to The Class of 1967 With what we hOpe is par- donable pride, may we say that we think this year's grad- uates are intelligent, beau- tiful, handsome, Charming, industrious, clever-in fact, in every way so much like their Mothers and Dads Best Wishes ITZ Ninorj of Rozgrt sun. - le$ fric 72:sz 6131f? er Wlth The Coca-Cola BoH-Iing Works Company Cincinnafi. Ohio Extra Curricular. .. Extra Treat! . aBlg Boy HAMBURGER at K x I . Maar'w When you've completed your edu- . cation consider a career with Your ' Telephone Company. 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