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

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1978 volume:

l was a child Who ran ful! of laughter, I was a Child Who llved for today, My eyes full of sunshine My heart full of smiles I was a child for a day. l was a child Who sang in the morning, I was a child Who laughed at the sun, I listened to those Who spoke with their wisdom I was the one who would say, I'm getting older as time goes by A IITTIB older with every day I was the child of yesterday, $CHOOI WALNUT HILLS HIGH I If'ZBWIEiXIcIII I'WW ' H I, SUMMERD 0'1ch Iexvectmions erIOImel Em um 51: g 09 I if .gvt' :fi' 4 S P I P I L01 I was a Child Who ran full of EHFAWON full of smiles, I Was the child who sang in the I was morning, the Child Who laughed at the sun, I listened to those who spoke With their wisdom, I was the one Who would say . . . 12 Fm getting older as time goes by, A little older with every day, 15 Hi'ul.. foye; TVQ st l .I erday. R SUBJECTS 1. Participation .............. 18 Susi Hoffmann, Lisa Bogdan II. Competition ............... 80 David Osborn, Chris Luebkeman . 111. Education ................ 124 John Rosenberg IV. Sophistication ............ 152 Richard Chesley V. Progression ............... 198 Nancy Schaen, Ellyn Klein VI. Publication .......... f ..... 236 Artie Stern VII. Supervision Amy Schulze, Susie Rosenberg ACTIVITIES - 1909 9 ow $9 mb am TC mm mm DG Girls' Glee Club 1909 Remembrancer Staff Student Congress if- ' . ' .1:- . Li; H T' $3 ASSEMBLY: T. Taylor ,.. See, P. Dickensen - Treas,, C. Middlekauf e Speaker, 3 Kiein 7 V. Speaker. i Student Congress is an organization that was formed to express the views of the stu dents and to protect their rights. The Stu dent Assembly Ur. Highi and Student Sen- ate tSr. Higm are the two houses which form the Congress. The major issue that Congress was con- cerned with was the school tax levy. After its failure, a committee was formed to investigate the possibility of continuing the education of the students during the days that the public schoois will be Closed. ya; SENATE: A. Frazier e V. Speaker, M. Jenike a Speaker, M. Klein ; ParL. E, Rue A CIerk-Treas. 21 ruc- 22 The topics for today are Godzilla vs. Bambi. Is it longer to Denver or by bus? D0 chickens have lips? D0 Iippens have chicks? Are nose hairs sexy? What you always wanted to know about zits but were afraid to pop. What's the differ- ence between a duck? Ir. High Debate Sponsor: Mrs. M. McClure o HELEN HOWE ,HERE'S s HELEN HOWE Candidate, Cincinnati Board of Education HI believe that the Cincinnati Board of Education needs a new and positive image. As a veteran educator who attended the Cincinnati public schools and whose children were all educated here, I believe that I know how to create not only an image of credibility but also a true foundation of good human relations which will restore the proud status which the Cincinnati schools oncerhad in Ohio, in our metropolitan area, and most importantly of all, in the minds of our citizens. HThucydides ascribes to Pericles these words in his great Funeral Oration at the beginning of the Pelopenneslan Wars, 'We alone of all the Greeks hold that a man who has no interest in politics is not a harmless person, but a useless person! I challenge all of you. Don't be useless citizens a get involved! The personal satisfaction is reward enough. HThe reason I am running is to allow the Board the chance to take a first step toward breaking out of the political trap in which it now struggles. A Board of Education without an educator makes about as much sense as an AMA tAmerican Medical Associatiom without a doctor or a Bar Association without a lawyer. HEREiS HOWE a years of classroom experience; - honors, program teacher; a children attended Cincinnati public schools; - former PTA officer; a Faculty Action Committee, Walnut Hills: - Faculty Representative, Walnut Hills Parents' Board; - Phi Beta Kappa graduate, University of Cincinnati; a attended North Fairmount School and Hughes High School. ttlt was a great experience. I am deeply appreciative of the tremendous contrib- ution of the hundreds of people who worked on my campaign with: the letter writ- ing, envelope stuffing, stamp licking, telephoning, literature distributing, poll watching. The list goes on and on. 23 HPMQUCQO 'dI-I-IIT'CIJHC'Df-l-CJJC'DL-1 The Leadership Council is composed of the Walnut Hills Class Officers, Student Con- gress Heads, Chatterbox Edi- tors, and of course our favor- ite mascot, Mr. Shepherd. These individuais represent the WHHS student body and meet once every three weeks at literally sunrise. What dedi- cation! They discuss a num- ber of topics concerning the welfare of the school and its pupils. Among the topics which have been debated are: continuing education when the schools close down next year, playing music in the student Iunchroom during E pattern, and perhaps bringv ing back to Walnut the Green Zap to encourage picking up litter and Iitterers around the schooL A Bottom Row: tL-FD M. Jenike, S. Davidow, C. Hattemer, K. Mcdowell, R. Graeter. 2nd Row: B. Selenick, A. Frazier, 8. Lathen, J. Taylor. 3rd Row: L. Kappel, Mr. Shepherd, L. Bogdan. Top Row: M. Hammonds, E. Klein, Mt Feldman, F. Chaiken, A, Osterbrock. I PAC . tL-FU Mr. D. Shepherd, Ms. L. lsler, M. Hammonds, D. Levin, Ms. Gardner, Ms. L. Gravely, R. Graeter. 24 u! i u u ' i B.C.W. Vice-President: Daryl Hawkins. Sponsor: Mrs. F. Murdock. 26 Big Brothers and Sisters Some very bizarre things can happen: At the people hunt, Mr. Shepherd was the last to be found. The Effies were afraid to go into his office. There were some awfully big tabout 5'10'3 so-called seventh graders who wanted reduced rates to the P- Nuts and the games. We almost lost a few friends who didntt want to drive half an hour to get to their little sisters house. One big sister was so annoyed she proceeded to go about ten miles over the speed limit, and taught her little sister how to gracefully accept a speeding ticket. Simon says, Spread Em! Who wants gum??? . ADS: N M ,Alt F A . ASS'T. HEADS: tL to m Bottom Row: Ne Magnus, A. Frazier, Mr. A. Pate tadvisorJ. Middle CO HE ancy agnus Ice raZIer Row: K Matsudo, R. Wright, J. Rosenthal. Top Row: J. Harris, C. Leubkeman, D. Moody. Missing: B. Davis, M. Hammons, G. Williams. VAST CO-HEADS: Cindy Burgin, Pam Meyers Dialogue With A Student Tutor: Who is the president of the United States? Student: Urn. . .ldon'tknowi Tutor: Come on A i . he is a very famous person. You've seen him on T.V. Who is he? Student: Fonzie!!! TUTORS: TL to FD K. Riley, G. Sutton, C Smith, C, Burgin, E. Goldman, S. Bur- gin, L. Tumenl M. Kaiserl M. Klein, P. Meyers. What is Vast? Vast is being asked a question you can't possibly answer. The Leaders of Sigma Delta Pi The Sigma Delta Pi organization grew out of the willingness of a group of tenth graders to provide service to Walnut Hills High School. The idea was originated by Everett Howard who worked with Mr. Pate in arriving at the purpose and structure of the organiza- tion. The purpose of Sigma Delta Pi is to pro- vide the following educational experiences for its members: to develop leadership qualities and skills in working with groups, to promote high academic achievement, to provide a forum for intercultural understanding, to encourage the development of individual tal- ent, and to provide service to Walnut Hills High School and its surrounding communi- ties. In reaching these objectives, the organi- zation incorporates service, educational, cul- tural, 1fund-raising, social, athletic, and mem- bership projects. Membership in Sigma Delta Pi is restricted to Senior High students. 27 njuagvzzs F t - rgf F5 JFWq .4a.4 I Bottom RIJw: R. de EruirI, T.. Steinmetz; A Rowe P. Everaen, D. NoIan L. Frankel. Top Pow: K: AIberts G Hyser D. MLIIIer, I S; Drenin Mr. P StItes,V. Hale.- I-Ieads: TamIStemmetz IGreig Hyser,LoIs Frankel I , I II I I I I I I II III Kneelmg II. to RIM BIoomfeIId D Berg, K. Spahn. Back Row: H Yukon, C Roder? A. Creahn, R. Hoge, C. C'oughlin, D Levin Missing:R Orns1ein, C Hattemer; J. Brunsman, S. Zibas . , KI 30 VUTsCH KLU B In Deutsch Klub not only do we get the chance to learn about German culture and traditions but we have the chance to experi- ence them through such festive occasions as the Oktoberfest and Weihnachtsfest. We'd all like to thank Frau- lein Herdler for this s special experience. Pres. i B. Cleary Sec.-K.Haur Oktoberfes! Weihnachtsfeier TChristmas Partw ROLE F RANGAIS The advisers of French Ciub A. Cirelli and S. Cohan decided to turn the responsibility of the organization over to a group of elected officers: 8. Rosenberg, P. Shaw - CoVPresq J. Twacht- man H V. Pres, K. Bonansinga e Treas., K1 Gore - Sec. The Club's major fund raising project was a French food sale consist- ing of anything from quiche to cookies. This provided funds for a gala Mardi Gras celebration. Spanish Club Bottom Row: a-m K. Cunningham, T. G. Dunsky Secretary and TreasurerL C. Knodel CVice Presidenn, P. Demar Wresiden'o, R. Abanto. Top Row: D. Marks, J. Walters, 8. Hilton, K. Heur- ing, M. Heuring, S. Liliy, K. Burke, S. Cohen, A. Schumacher. Missing: F. Basco. L. Birch, J. Naish. SHE VERRRY CHER?! Advisors: Miss Bluestein, Mr. McGhee, Mr. Mckenney. - Held mafling services in school for Christmas and Valen- tines Day. Tried to make Latin the offi- cial language in the U.S.! 3? 32 Modeling Club Fred is wearing a $100 Prime Goose Down jacket. His twelve foot long, white scarf certainly brings out that fluorescent purple jacket! Doesn't he look cute, ladies and gentlemen! Just like a little blimp. m1- Pom cm HAM? COVER Ens I MDM DRESSES FRED FOR scHoOL ,JRPmm 1mm, x K Mr. Sam: $ . x moo PRIME 60035 Twp x K WN JACKET Wk Gm mummy x IN HDHRESCENT W?! -.-l WWLE Wyn bmeRmoF ?LAsm mums Cmm wag WNW? V FEEDS FEErARE IHchwncwousw HIDDEN wmmHERE: bEEr MTHIN mess BDOTS .:91 ! Club: Bottom Row: UJFD K. Schleef, B. Wyler, M. Hazen, J. Hitter, S. Ricks, Miss L. Aneous. 2nd Row: M. Smythe, M. Lochman, B. Landman, J. Lynberg Top Row: D. Hipfel, D. Hummel, D. Neman, M. Shapiro, M. Gilioli, J. Ginsburg. Sponsor: Mr. Stewart. 33 y'vv vv lvvw v: IVWA '- gifWia'iEam mm lmmir' 1y iWiiWXiXilWWWl'F' iiiiiiii I 36 V YOBSH Ema: ch32 + M +Tay...--, CHEMBJW 0va 092M WLAN T081 WM Paw WELW 9m; webs f 0le tau N Mlmrjm WESH MN mow; Sponsor: Mrs. R. Hubbard ?:Etgmfwniix HEBD waft fgwva 1TEIasD qfffk Ho 0 OEUZU Q?MM WK ggu rcmfu N MESEM DE LLt liming 1mm UJNECOMIWS NOE; KHBZKWFE 582i? CLMEJVE $700 :My ,9 LNW w gmzmimgfm OWNER MUSL o gumaj E m; mauwf rfmgovew qu ED 38 Itis Academic This year the tilt's Academic season for Five Walnut Hills sen- iors and their fanatical fans was ended abruptly by a first round defeat at the hands of an experi- enced Country Day team. Victims of the above were captain, Matt Hammonds, Joel Borden, Chris Kraus, and alternates David Lev- ine and Frank Chaiken. Leading the team was the faculty advisor, Ms. Judith Bluestein. Two hotly contested tryouts, one on the last day of school in June, the other on the first day of school in September, produced the five quick-handed representa- tives of one of the area's finest schools. Armed with a tradition of champions, the members prac- ticed diligently until the fated afternoon in October. Matt, expert in Christian dogma, Joel, knowledgeable in the mechanics of an alarm-clock, and Chris, possessor of Its Academic blood, were thought to be the very combination needed to bring home another trophy. In addition, Davidis experience with computers, and Frankts prowess in fourth declension neuter words made the team appear unstoppable. But when the true test came, Walnut Hills at last realized the difficulty in attaining a championship. To win, one had to know a little bit of everything and a lot of nothing. This year's team did not fall into the mold. National Merit Semi-Finalists National Merit: J. Borden, T. Brunsman, F. Chaiken, E. Cohen, C. Coughlin, J. Diamond, M. Hammonds, C. Hattemer, M. Heinlein, D. Kanter, B. Klein, D. Levine, N. Magnus, D. Neman, R. Ornstein, C. Roder, L. Rosenblum, E. Rue, S. Sholjton. National Achievement Scholars: M. Bachelor, V. Hale, W. Overton. Daisy Chain: The Daisy Chain is 'an honor bestowed upon twelve girls chosen each year from the Junior Class to lead the Seniors into graduation exercises. The honor is sponsored by Ms. Edna Turner. Ms. Jean Frehse and The Ushers represent the other half of this recog- nition. They consist of fifteen more girls from the Junior Class chosen on the basis of academic and personal achievement. T 1?; LTW'WV T TIT? V 'ml B, Peterson, N. Magnus, S. Hoffmann, S, Davidow, Si Fowler, K. Mathews, J. Fiudy. L. Murphy. L. Bogdan, D. Schaengolo. Missing: P, Takenshi, K. Walsh. Ushers: A J , T i 1 i; i '95:! i I 1 $3391? T HP'NXVJW Bottom Row: L. Dobbins, J. Lewis, L. Fidler, A. Frazier, Top Row: 3. Benmayor, M. Lerner, J. Chodash, C. Coughlin, J. Face, W. Overton. NATIONAL IR. HONOR SOCIETY Sponsor: Mr. Hamberg 39 40 The Freedom Shrine con- sists of laminated wall hangings of notable documents from our history. There are twenty-eight in all. The goal of the shrine is to give people a better understand- ing of the sacrifices and hard- ships necessary to win freedom, to preserve it, and to keep alive the democratic government of liberty and justice. The National Exchange Club presented the shrine. Dedicated to Walnut Hills by the BCW, the Youth Socialist Alli- ance and the WHHS Bicentennial group, the HFreedom Shrine is displayed in the main hallt 'tThe Heritage of the past is the seed that brings forth the harvest of the future. -' Ii! v1.3. FREEDOM QWNE . .4 l ,t, :2 .- ' r! H,?f 13 II: h M I t? y . l- Sponsor: Mrs. Hemingway After so many years, chivalry is finally returned to the halls of Walnut Hills. The fencing club, acting as the avant-garde to this noble movement, has reintroduced magnanimity and knightty deeds to our beloved school. It has made thrusting and lunging dignified and proper activities. Vive Iafotl! Sponsor: Mr. Jones Sponsor: Mrs. M. McClure The Forensic Society is com- posed of Debate and Contest Speaking students from grades nine through twelve. Students learn the skills and techniques of argu- mentation and contest speaking. Thirty-three students were involved in this program in 1977-1978. The class work is supplemented by con- tests with other schools. 41 42 ! x I K fi' A .:. 7,29. 1., . FE Bottom Row: a-m D. Ellington, W. Allen, C. Nluckolls, K. Greenwood. Top How: u-FD Mr. Duvall,, T. Chow, T. Ping, H. Kapperelis, FL Frank, C. Stafford. F j HAW WEWNUJr WLSochmLp 1 Charlie Martemery I want to be a doctor . A Ellen Muex I' don't care Sigita aibasx I'm not speaking to you. Man tHammonsy Gooking off into the distanca A teas?! David aevin'y You are totally ignorant and ugly Go away! Robin Uz'owem: How can you say that? Gary millem: Cfrantically gesticulatinm My sexual habits. . . Charlie: and a lawyer. . . Christina moughlim: Charlie, you're totally egotistical. Sally wavidowy ls Kaplan coming? Lois GrankeD: I'm so upset. FranHChaikem: Good evening, all. Shall we indulge in culinary delights? Bili QeIonJckx l was feeling philosophical. , . Susi Woffmanm: Oh, BJII, shut up! Julie CSchwarsz Well, my Sunday school. . . Sharon $holitom; I just want to be happy Chris mam: Well, my brother Jon once said . . Charlie: and an Indian chief Andy msterbrockzu This is really neat. MOTORCYCLE CLUB ifs about time to take off those tralmng Wheels!!! a . 72;... $1: Boys! You know better than to get on my L-m B. Brush, D. Adams, B. Cohen, A. Funke, D. Crum, G. Jones, E. Smith, T. James, Sponsor: Mr, Stewart. motorcycle. 43 When's the next deadline? Did your Mom buy any Tahitian Treat yet? Another Lynn and David?!! Is Steve here yet? Do you know anyone who delivers pizza at 1 a.m.? Can I stay all night to finish? What the hell is a techni-cropper? Who's the wise guy who left the grease pencil at home? Does it go top, 1st, 2nd, bottom row or - bottom, ist, 2nd, top row? What's wrong with the ice maker? Where did you say Keena was? Hello Andy e Can you print 80 pictures by tomorrow? RoseAnn Roseannadanallt Itm not staying late tonight. . .What time did you say it was? 3:00 a.m.??? Quick e show me the dividers before she comes!! Did Vasily Alexiav really visit the Rem meeting? Oh, Oh, Andy's on the pole again! Why are you playing with the etch-aesketch again e you have work to do! Bottom How: tL to F0 St Schumsky, Ky Murthy, K. Keliar, J, Rabkm, Ci Pescovitz, R4 Strong, A. Big AdVisor: Mrs' Jean Conver??? nan. Top Row: D. VanGinkle, B, Brush, 3. Peterson, A. Hait. Missing: R. Chesley, M. Klein, 44 Heat Ci Ed item '-.., Am Schultz; Susi: Rosenh $2.9 hum erg Head Photographer! 1. Andy Hqit MT. The Fkotrgg raphers QM V ACTIVITIES STAFF: v LISa Bogdan, Ellen Cohen, Sum Hnllmzmn, Dram Kaufman bugs: HUFFMAMN leA 'BOG-DAA; F Unqg ,f u 3.3 an 5 h :12: t . X 3 A , . 1'5 .. ? M. II. I , I 4 W; UNDERCLASS STAFF: I ' . Brenda Dams, LISA Bryam, Nancy Schaen Missing: Ellyn Klein . HUSH KICJ'H LLnde rc lass Ld :10 F52 Mung; ukinen igniop Editor: Raga Chasm y SENIOR STAFF: him Shadoan. icky Chesley, Dale merlen. 45 Art, 54939.: 1 NH. 6; OppenkeMneh SPORTS STAFF: ChI'IS Luebkeman. Brem Powell, Jim Reichert, Dawd Osborn, W42 .Dawd03bOPh Schulze U . ' - ' . . SPDFTSEJITDVSIhms Luebkemqn FACULTY EDITOR: John Rosenberg, Assouale: Donna Sammons BUSINESS AND ADVERTISING: Arne Stern, Missing: Lisa Green, and staff; 4b 47 1x '; BUSINESS: D. Piascik. 3 Whale. The Gleam Staff of 1909. ART STAFF: S. Hoffman, P. Takeuchi, M. McDaniel, S. Springer. C. Webb, H. Hamilton. B. Powell, J. Rabkin. D. Rothenberg, S. Petersen, R. Ohren, C. Hammerlein. LITERARY STAFF: B. Polasky, A. Burrel, K. Sexton. J. Bunin. T. Brunsman, J. Zibas, AA Zwick, A. Kolstein, F, Bosco, S. Paulsen, B. Schoelkopt, JV Springer, B. Lindberg, Z. Zibas, B. Selenick, P, Demar, D. Sammons. s,mvrmu Aha.-- V ,,.. . -; $cnm .rm$w,:: 1:407 $.41... A . A -.p- .4 .. 7mm. . an. ValnutHills iigh School 5'1 . N , volved i: Througl nany W: 0luntee ?incinnai levy for t :tudent I fellent jo 'tudent Iongres .uccessh ood Drh m the p: unchroo . w compl Other 1 nvestiga eating 3 students, he litter f0 ' th public hi for mre dates at Mr. She; to work arrange: schools sentimel was for Music E suggest: ocations Seasong Park. a oliseum m J areas t signal v: stated t new fi necessa made to ning in t F a I Lib The d: Shrine School during I Tuesda There wi .m. on Hills' Au body. T twenty Americ Idocumen reprodu w. originals Ed orialEdItor: .Hanemer laminat . plaque. S u 115 me - ' - m an, etnology lS ainclude ' ' - . ' . apema 'cak'efare IP --n qamesters. Duringt . A . . . . I , wzmnr IU ULIS 5 uuanca. Lur . . 5 , . W h .11 . . d 15 necmmg an some clubs Willmg to supply a good time. hlkmg to 100k for owls. Speelal Jan 8150 re 3331 tates 1111re much can be done to save Nai: animals at her house. At the Hockey is in the worst . can only be ation of un- to h . . , moment, She has a red-talted case of over extension, seve mes one an and Seat Sc: all, strong se t least three remove them Once upon a time, there was 75 pretend! a . 7 a , . . e an eager, willing, intelligent lggzgil-vgogiggt ' , , . . 4 .. ., i- i group of young people who idence, have; . ' , . . ' . r. - . A. ' .7 decided to work on their school m City, the 1 a 7' ' .1 't e : paper. They were a very idealis- El'n enterta ' ' i tic group of young people, foolr 1:: $130?ng 1 .- 7 ishly thinking that they could be ients here at ' , e i L - , , ' .- In the first group ever. to please such a diver , t . . .. ' ' , ' ' 2,800 people at one time. They in. a n d s - 7 , . - i i i prophesied a perfect year, fuil of rations, that - ' 4 i student-teacher cooperation and participation, immense school support and an infallible tend :i V . ,. ency to meet their deadlines. example, ta ' i T V , - V i ,. . . ' And yea, their prophecies were mnth'splayt ' s, i . Jigs. miserablyfulfilled. copy of Lady 1 J The other BUSINESS STAFF: tL to F0 R. Powell, R. Rocklngham, D. Schaengold, S. Zibas, L. Nuckolls, A. seemed to ha FFaZier and clever ' half dollars a' re are man ts, libraries, h' by Lai Sun py New Y M the 5mm SPORTS: R. Ornstein, P. Siariz : -- A x , bma'y 5 the. PRODUCTION:A. Mussio SPORTS EDiTonstto FDR Startz, s. Glaser red out whll gallopedin. . , ,-..- 7. . .A . .. the Chinese the world year. They would visit close bulging with wonder as they Worn out with February 7 was the day relatives on this holiday, and The most famous Chinese strain to see over the heads of effies allgo th- they celebrated the new make sure to say pleasant communities in the Unitedthe seniors, They are often To recogniz- year. Unlike the EngliSh things t9 eaph othelil' sueh as. States are. of course, Chinatown found wandering aimlessly down rebels, one In - .... l' . - v- .-. I . .. . . ... 4t. '01. must IPNK Surely the addition of this new provides a real well of learning. us ually J a n. S 96 $1 5 her children and espeCiallY nderclessmen event will be cause for joy t'You have to find out what weekends Fit Mlaml Wh1tewater married people. The 55TH??? among habitual drivers of cars killed the bird. It might be a working Wlth Ron- Of thejse trips. symbolized the saving in the col the big sn heat. One pigeon co t i e. h which 115 from pe some kind ement. Peo Ron Aust ' SPCA. Ja 1e type of c the sound t mes she dri e bird hers involves be vks who . injured. t rabbed and the amt I am flapping ; away. B0 5 head are t em. and birds leg-hold tr u learn a- ls is how nle are k' nimals for an ugly th'i HEAD PHOTOGRAPH ER: A. Hait. True, the staff was The best one could ask for, but there were several major problems. Money seemed to be disappearing quickly, while surprisingly little was earned. Bake sales were eagerly planned and then just as eagerly ignored. The staff, despite occasional errors, did a super job e their tatent, time, and dedication all helped to make Chatterbox an exceptional paper whose credits certainly outweighed its demerits The efforts and work of the staff are to be complimented. Thanks to all, Andy and Sally lasts f o the en cation. T me for all aceful stu t'older . :, who are s' ies, being p d being har. cket sales e1 the buil 1e year. Di 5 of t'child ged jeans dresses. In their hated ake t0 runni 1e halls, r as man possible. A ms in their :6: of four ngerous t0 ls if a sev tlunch... -e, or Perio very grad e'mg viciou 'r separate these rev st be an e I a great d: 1y way to 0 look f0 - least m. s in the c. taken to . Period III IS 15 e new year 15 celebrate: W1 :1 men are needed for each lion. souls, and it causes a Ieelmg 0 wnn tn'e teighth graders. three-four day holiday. They imitate the motions of adoration towards the eighth graders are dis elebration Businesses, banks and schools these animals and use reliefs benefactor which willlast many however. in their ai ,xl II I BI closed. SChOOlS h: ' 1'0' '. . .. . . . . . II.I IIIII II- I I' I - I- I ' I - I' I In. 0460? He baepumfr FLDNEK CHILDREN ME F W3 NT MEF'a mew? 237W EMRN-OMT CREW At the Phone Bank. . .Although the tax levy didn't pass, no one can say that the students didn't try. For weeks students in the public school system volunteered to work at the phone banks. They called citizens, urging them to vote and explained conse- quences that would affect students the following year. ODE TO THE LUNCHROOM O lovely Iunchroom, With mutti-colored chairs, multi-colored food, Covered with muiti-colored hairs. Innocent, sweet little bugs Crawling across the floor, You must be something special The nation!s longest coal strike also had its effects on Walnut 'cause they always return for more. Hills. The energy cutbacks caused darker classrooms and colder buildings in addition to forcing schoot activities to end promptly at 4:30. Forks hang from the ceiling Waiting to drop in, Summer they are cleared out, And Winter back again Dirty-streaked windows Hiding the lonely view Of the common redebricked walls We've come accustomed to Handsome, styfish jail bars, Endear ourselves to you. Without their rustproof padtocks, We may not have been so true. Your first class security has kept you very neat, With old fish smells, and dirty floors, We think you're very sweet. Mlnmqm- Moon fol?- THE iguana Q-EPGM MOM saws HARRY to SCHOOL The circle gets a facelift! BathroOm Syndrome IIDCLDd-ojop CRat'ffe Qabbtt ta 1 I I . .2? .. 7. L1,? v1.1. .Abk H2; E191.5.,JEEVICHVLHARgLHanJV.Rani .3.3.1.; Performing Arts 54 C. Beaven. S. Beaven, R. Beany, J. 80mm, 8. Brush, R. Corken, F. Chalken, T. G. Dunsky, 'J Face, 8, Frankenstein, C, Gershuny, P, Galbraith, D. Graham, K. Holm, A. Holm, S, Hoffr mann, D. Hummel, W. Karp, A. Kolstein, M. Leavell, A. Melvin, D. Quinn, M, Reynoids, B. Rose, P. Rauh, M. Schallo, T. Takeuchi, D Van Gmkel, B. Warinner. BV Brush, P. Galbrallh, C. Gcrshum, A Holm, D. Hummel, W. Karp, M. Leavell, P. Rauh, D Van Ginkel, D. Vaughan. 55 56 SPECIALTY ACT: S. Hachen Michael dreams of the cast party. -,.... LWWh NJ AL . 4' .l - 8215 and Company P-Nuts '77: thinking back on all the memories; try- ing to combine our excitement, enthusiasm, hard work, and inexperience into a completed production. It was difficult, but we finally got it together! There were plenty of rough times, but the funny Things are what we'll always remember. None of us will ever forget Sheri B., with her bandaids under her brand new seelthrough leotard! Or what aboui Stepha- nie, who never made a cue on time we all knew we'd find her in a dark cornerl. Also, Chris R, came out of his shell one day back stage, while Barb was making a quick change lhe's such a deviln I Well excuuuuuuse me. Pony. Einstein Jr. Penny Foreman Chorus. Chorus. Some of the funniest incidents were those with the horses. When trying on their costumes, they acted like typical girls, arguing about whose body was better actually they all won the booby prize; It still seems amazing that Sally turned each one of them into a twinkleetoes. During P-Nuts, there was even a bit of added humor in the performances. Danny Fl got a standing ovation for his hairy arm one night. Actually, P-Nuts memories cannot be covered with only the humorous aspect. We had many touching and sentimental moments. The last night of the show proved how much everyone cared and how close we all had become. DIRECTOR: Rick Tenenholtz Leslie wishes for 7 years of good luck. t'Say peanuts! 58 WALNUT HILLS HIGH SCHOOL DRAMA DEPT. PRESENTS 0m7gwn n5 mm w momfon wlmeig THE CAST Mrs. Webb: K. Holm, B. Carroll. Mr. Webb: B. Cleary, C. Kraus. Emily: C. Beaven, K. Flick. Wally: S. Guttman. Mrs. Gibbs: R. Herndon, L. Herbers. Dr. Gibbs: T. Wells, F. Chaiken. George: D. Quinn, 8. Taylor. Rebbeca: J. Taylor, S. Beaven. Stage Manager: J. Face, 8. Davidow. Lady in the Balcony: K. Harris, K. Titsworth, J. Williams, J. Williams, J. Greenberg Mrs. Soames: G. Holdgriewe, B. Warriner. 151 Dead Man: M. Cohen, R. Beany. Sam Craig: R. Beatty, M. Cohen. Professor Willard: D. Roth Simon Stimson: R. Gross. Joe Stoddard: A. Gast. Joe Crowell: C. McClinton. Howie Newsome: R. Huering. Minister: D. Graham. Constable Warren: T. Ormsby. Si Crowell: R. Brown. Mr. Morgan: R. Teneholtz. 59 THE CAST Little Mary: J. Holwadel, V. Roth. Brown BEAR: D. Statman, J. Lee. Captain Warrington: E. McAllister, D. Worlg Billy Jesier: M. Kraus, D. Seta. Slim: Corey. Pete: D. Lusenhop. Tex: B. Chaiken. Buster: E. Jacobs. Hank: D. Schroer. Tom: R. Klein, T. Frank. Gwendolyn: A. Burns, D. Savin. Cora: 8. Wayne, E. Stafford. Blanch: B. Rueve, M. Stalnaker. Mabel: S. Gore, Pr Youkilis. Nancy Twinkle: E. Ackdoes, L. Jordan. Fleet Foot: P. Oppenheimer. Yellow Feather: A, Richard. Oscar Fairfax: D. Rueve. Ernestine: S Allen, A. Thompson. Maud: A. Snyder, A. Cohen. Henrietta: 3 Cook, B. Schwartz. i 62 6 0h 6 We'll be seHing our record in the stu- dent Iunchroom. S how The gong wasn't big enough! Dave goes for the nape 0f the neck! This year's Senior High Spring Production, performed on May 3, 4, 5, and 6 in the Studio Theatre, consisted of a collection of scenes from three plays by Jules Feiffer and an assortment of his cartoons compiled by the show's director, Ms. Linda Headley. The three plays by Feiffer were The White House Murder Case, Little Murders, and Knock, Knock. All of the scenes performed in this production dealt with relationships between men and women in different situations. The entire show was brought together with large musical numbers, . dances, and cheerleaders. Once again, Ms. ' j Headley pulled it om : . j CHOREOGRAPHER: Ki Oh well e there's always next year! 63 64 Trumpets: 1st - Brent Powell 2nd -Tom Blount 3rd 2 Andy Wiseman 4th - John Kirby 5th 2 Paul Morrison Trombones: 1st 2 Andy Dignan 2nd 2- Robert Strong 3rd 2 Missy Shelley 4th 2 Drew Hauk Tuba: Chris Gruenke Saxophones: Alto: 1512 Greg Chomondely 2nd 2 Herb Smitherman Tenor: 151- Larry Keith 2nd - Greg Seay Bari: Micah Solomon Rhythm: Piano: Rafael Ornstein Bass: Brett Viers Guitar: Michael Wright Percussion: James Bunin Robert Bradley 65 The 1978 Christmas Concert heEd atl'the spirit and grace that it has always had in the past with one Special edition - Mr . Ben Basone. The concert was held on December 14 at 8:00 PM. it opened with the traditional procession of the Walnut Hills Ensem- bleand Senior Choir who sang Come All Ye Faith- ful'i as their candles lit the pathway to the stage. As i the sta e glowed with can- dle Hg ts, the audience- couid gaze upward at the 'o-i'na'tely decorated pine- tree-which towered high. above the crowd. Special performancestook place' ' during the. concert, begin- hing with Uncle Milt, who. . -mahaged to grow a long, . whiteibeard and wear a-pil- .. low against his stomach for .. the occasion, . :36;rmewza:1:A-Hw4enema!?.Er-Fig-szmtmywn 5'9114- :sw n 1.; W'; A.'m,: him I'h'gym; ml; A K r. Choir Uncle Milt should have received an Oscar for his performance of handing out the Christmas goodies to pajamaed kiddies during HThe Night Before Christ- mas. He then tripped up the steps as he made his exit. A later selection of the Senior Choir entailed the Ahmal and the Night Visi- tor ' dance 'performed by Jenny Rudy, Sydney Mesh, Sally Sturdevant, and Anita Goodrich. Teme p'orary chaos foiloweg the' dance in preparatiOn fer the orchestra to accom- pany the excert from Mese siah, ttThe Hallelujah Cho- rusf' This was the first. tithe since the era of Bige that the Senior Orchestra acc'dmpa-nied the closing number. As is traditional for the finale-selection; the audEence rose and gave a .. tribute to the performers. 68 U- to FD J. Wuest, M, Cohen, D Larkin. . W431 1m .. W ryer WT?! r1317 12-5 1 'I r. 7...x..- . Missing Ninth Grade Choir ENSEMBLE Bottom Row: K, Degrurnmond, L Ellis, D. Larkin, J. Wuest, K. Gilyard, T. James, J, Lewis, M. Schaljo. Top Row: J. Curtis, K. Hils, M. Cohen. C. McClinon, T Wells, E, Howard, J. Lewis, R. Henson. For a week, mem- bers of the march- ing band tried des- perately to sell tick- ets for the Buddy Rich Concert which they were sponsor- ing. Even Mr. Shep- herd did his share of publicizing the Sep- tember 21st concert by playing Buddy Richts music on the PA. system. Bud- dy's band walked on stage in their co- ordinating three piece suits followed by Buddy in his cashmere sweater and ieans. The con- cert was a success; the audience filled half of the auditoV rium. What disap- pointment they dis- played when Buddy and his band did not reappear for an encore! 69 70 JE- twh- -':4$- F Sr. Orchestra Bottom Row: V. Jackson, A. Weinberg, D. Houser, W. Wallace, P. McCall, A. Frazier. 2nd Row: L. Lucke, S. Fowler, B. LeaMond. Top Row: B. Friel, D. MacKenzie, D. GrUpD. L. Spitz, P. O'Hern, L. Hunter, D. Schmitt, P. Smith, R. Marrero. Missing: K Peters, D. Neman, R. Larkin. 7l 72 Ensemble SOPRANOS: S. Subbayya, K. Bridges, K. Degrummond, J. Wuest, 0 Queen, 8. Handel, D. Lar- kin. ALTOS: J. Lewis, J. Rudy, E. Rue, J. Rue, W. Overton, K. Gilyard, D. Wiilingham. TENORS: R. Oliver, P. Norish, D. Husman, P. Wheeler. BASSES: D. Wilson, F. Smith, J. Lewis, A. Pockrose, M. Hammons, S. Doerman. The Jazz Greats of the Future! 73 This year's Homecoming Week was a success! Taking place from Monday, Dec 12 to Friday, Dec. 16, the Walnut Hills spirit filled the school. The halls were decorated for the festivities and for the upcoming Christmas holiday. Students were encouraged totdress in any bizarre attire of their liking during the five days. On Tuesday, Dec. 13, the nominees for Homecoming King and Queen were announced. They were as foilows: King Nominees -- Andy Osterbrock, James Ran- kin, Chris Reaney, and Andy Wiseman; Queen Nominees e Angele Green, Keena McDowell, Jenny Rudy, and Kim Sha- doan. On Friday, Dec. 16, the excitement was building up for both the game and dance which would be held that evening. Pep rallies were held in the afternoon r- complete with the Pep Band, the Cheerleaders, the Drill Team, and the Cheer- ing crowd talso happy to get out of F and G Pattern classes; Nomulgeg x- a'a lionecpume? tame -w The game was not in the Eagles' favor. Yes e the Taft Senators slightly wounded the Eagles' winning streak. But . . . the Homecoming Dance held at the Disabled Veter- ans' Hall quickly cured any scars that the players had received. The D.J. kept the music rolling and the crowd on its feet. Finally, the moment everyone was waiting for arrived e the crowning of the Homecoming King and Queen. Kim and James certainly felt content as the imperial crowns were ptaced on their heads. The other nominees were their jeweled paper crowns, too! The dance flowed on until the early hours of the morning. Thus passed another Homecoming Weekt 4. 1 a 75 76 Drill Team CAPTAIN: Jenny Rudy, LIEUTENANTS: Sall hie Hunter, Lori Youkilis, EHen Hue Le J' Meghan Morrissey, Sally Sturdevant. 2nd Row: Deb- Shepard, Barb Vemers, sue I s Ie , , Shadoan, Amy Melvin, 3rd Row: Tara A St. Clair, Michele St i Eyrlch, Elaine Benedict. Top How: earn. Lisa Stargef. C singa, Doreen Doscher, Cyd Green, Cohen, Betty Jones, Chertl Jaco Meisel, Lynn Tumen. . A rystal McGee. Ste hanie Man Katsanis, Jenny Springer, Katie BonanA 9 Mary LeCIairl Lori Hunter, Ellen b5. Missing: Jane During the football season you may have seen a white snood on the field stuffed with a stocking. That belonged to a short-haired member of your Drill Team! Our practices began with a week of Band Camp at Rio Grande College. Then came the hour of 8; we trudged out to the field, not for breakfast, but for our regular morning practices. It was all worth it when we won first place at the Chaminade-Julienne Band Contest. Next came basketball season. At every home game the Walnut Hills High Flyers enter- tained the cheering crowd. We also par- ticipated in the parade downtown for the tax levy with a performance on fountain square, and several Drill Team contests. However, one might best remember the Drill Team by taking the average weight of a high school girl and multiplying it by 29! 77 Bottom How, U- to m P. Demar, K. Pate, E, Bowers. 2nd Row: 8. Stem, L. Mullins, K. Schroer, H. Benzinger. Top Row: K. Mitchell, L. Lahey, J. Silverman, K. Sny- der. Bottom Row, U- to F0 Heads: K. Shadoan, S. Sturdevant. 2nd Row: G. Adams, R. Willis, P. Gilb, M. Hinckley, K. Wilfong, M. McDonald, L. Herms. 3rd Row: J. Rosenthal, L. Schiering, A. Griesser, M. Dobran- sky, D. Berg, L. Stargel, E. White. 4th Row: L. Lohse, B. Harden, L. Brinkdopke, J. Johnston, J. Holwa del, A. Rose, M Weise. Top Flow: B, Forbes, J. Gassett, H. Mundon, J. Pieper. Missing: 8. Brown, 8. Fer- guson, D. Lee, S. Sher, R. Smith, C. Warren, P. Youkilis. 79 Basketball ......... p. 108 BasebaH ........... p. 118 Boy'sTennis ........ p. 116 Cheer1eaders ....... p. 122 Cross-Cou ntry ....... p. 94 Diving1Swimming . . .p. 100 Football ............ p. 83 Girls Basketball ..... p 106 Girl's Tennis ......... p. 98 Golf .............. p, 104 Soccer ............. p. 88 Track ............. p. 112 VolleybaH ........... pl 96 Wrestiing ..... . . . .p. 102 Frank McQueen IOOKS Or! as Eagles edge Bonom Row: K, Spahn, R. Oliver, L. Fox, R. Charles, F. Smith, J. Smith, J Zinn. A. Turner, J, Larry, A. WlthrOW. Howard, H. Channel, A. Sorenson. G. Coasten, P. Henry, J. Gasset, G Dixon. Second Row: C. Luebkeman, PE? ' ' ' S. Showes, FL Miller, M Goldfarb, A. Spencer, F McQueen' R. Fraler, M. Guthrie, T MCCIinton, MV Kurtz, ' - . D, Smith, G Schwartz, H. Mattews, J. Johnson. Thivd Row: J. Zipperer, T. Johnson, R. Hunter, E Cohen, G. Jones, E. Anderws, M. McCoy, F. Bronson, D. Malloy, S. Bassen, J. Warsh. T. Collins, D. Krebs, C. Neel. Top Row: J. Waldrip, R. Hunter, R. Nixon, R Wallace. J. West. S. Thompson, B. Bookser, A. Rieck. h-w-amcre-roo'nj . ,. . xJKb -.- ' 4i W v Wu W. ' txr .4. ' , - J'eif Larry escortedmoff field -by Ttix affe; fine runA Coasten gets pre-game check-up. Dino takes a breather. 3:2? Jeff Zmn quenChes monumental 83 84 Pre-season thoughts were optimistic, predicting only losses possible to Elder, St. X, Woodward, and possibly Badin. During pre-season work we lost 2 starting backs tPuIIins w kidney iniury, and Channel - ankle; Then we lost our OB tCoa- .51040 for two games at Badin. He hasn't been the same since. Then our two start- ing defensive tackles went down' with knee surgery tBrooks and Henson; We have since played with some beginners at these positions. Morale has since been a great problem, due to losing some of the squad. Most have hung in diligentty. We have seen this morale factor hinder the team effort although we have had some fine individual efforts. We haven't been embarrassed in any contest this year, but have lost by such narrow margins as 6-0, 12-8, 15-8, and had two ties, 14-14, 14-14; and won 7-6. We still have West Hi and Elder to play and our personnel is very thin. I have my fingers crossed. Let me add that Walter Allen and Chuck Hoggard and my assist- ants have done a fine job in spite of the adverse conditions. Loss of our stadium, so we had no home games, may also have been a big factor in the won-Ioss area. W. R. Stargell Referee picks lint out of his bel ly. his way. Walkt . I if 5. lcan't wait till after the game. l. why 7, - V ISM I'm next. 85 .. uniiiri$m J . X marks the spot. Zinn eludes would be tacklers, Taft has a h d time with Eagle runner. HCDOOOCD 88 A Q ' AH Eagles use English Leather . . mime -' Over here, SIR? . or nothing at all! Not tonight, We been abused. The 1977 varsity soccer season brought Walnut Hills its 5th straight PHSL championship. We placed nine of our players in tthonor positions, rang- ing from Hall ieague t0 hall state?' Our 12-5-1 record was one to be proud of having taken us to the semi-finals of the state sectionals where we lost by the mar rowest of margins. Our biggest problem came from losing some fine players to injuries, but our team-depth came through for us. . One of the brightest spots of the year was our school and parental support. At our final tourney game we outdrew Anderson, which is quite a feat. Our share of the profits for that one game exceeded our entire year's budget for varsity soccer. The Parent's Club spon- sored many activities for us that were invaluable, and for which I cannot thank them encugh tsuch as Mr. Miiler our cameramam. We are losing some good Seniors, but thanks to Mr. Christoph's fine job with the reserve team, we should have a great season again in '78. Itts going to be our most ambitious schedule yet, so come see how we do. iHopefully by '79 well have a new lighted stadium so you can see some Saturday night games at home, for a changet. Anyone coming out for either soccer team should be there every day from 9:00-1:00, starting August 14th, 1978! Coach Wehrle Rick Bucher's elation is evident after one of his city leading 26 goals. Subbayya gets the t'ball. 89 9O . ' . Bottom: C. Phillips, 3. Seta, J. Eiffert, B. Farison, A. Osterbrock, G. Bums, H. Bucher, M. Gilioli. 2nd Row: B. Reede, S. Allen, T. Miller, N. Powers, J. Folger, S. Stein, G Daley, B. Cordis, J. Lindberg, S. Glaser, C, Subbayya. Top: C. Meyers, J. Brokamp, K. Burden, C. Miller, Coach Wehrle, C. Hanemer, D. Townsend, D. Lach, C. Luebkeman. Thethrill oi victory and . . 91 COQCHMK 6+2 Kggeue 330392 TQM W23 18 Mad. 3' M7 woztrfwlfrcg agemaxba Wefaom A3 15; MTDLE mg :3 wag cemPEWUa, Feta waf THEY W IN gHLLT'HfEY Hm q UPWZ 1M HuaLLE. 77M weaEIx uazy ACWBEWUE MD Hmmmm? '3 an ELM? um W 12 gelagow memwm 909ng 566?wa W3; W1 Mawsaww. Mew WET m7 meaneojb DUN wt; btqmeg. .. W Wag mg gum Ag Hat: mm ouetzxmwefbwu. -' Gum nL mg quymz 1L0 comH IX W? O? Hug; mam Mb r2421; wmeo Lam! w? wow, D. Schmidt. Bottom Row: K. Martin, J. Payne, M. Tessel. A. Taylor, M. Griefencamp, l. Manyaw. C. Schmidt, Y. Millet, B. Hopping, D. Taylor. Top Row: J. Clark, R. Foye, G. Halten M. Daly, N. Erndt, O. Deiong, A. Blaine, JV Brose, C. Gruenke, Coach Christoph. Missing:A. Wang,J. Cohen. Learning the skilfs to make varsity. 92 7 , -- --' 7 7i 7 -ui- :lg CD HCDmc'D7U Bottom Row: C, Anderson, S. Thompson, J. Jones, F, Bronson, D. Malloy, R. Mathews, R. WaHace, B, Bookser, D. Krebs. Middle Row: M. McCoy, H, Hunter. A. Spencer, 3 Showes, J Walsh, J Zipperer, J. Johnson, M. Goldfarb. A. Rieck. Top How: T. Johnson, C. Neer. B. Andrews, Coach Allen, G. Schwartz. R. NIXOFL w MM A45 1'; y. Kneeling: L. Anderson. Bottom Row: J. Felder, B. Zinn, C. Hickman. Second Row: K. Henderson, R. Vilardo, DV Whitehead, B. Wallace, G. Hawkins, J. Neison, H. Gourley. Third Row: D. Whitehead, H. Has kins, R. Boldcn, J. Stargell, D. Barnett, J. Sobul, R. Prelers, S. Nolan, R. Routt, R. Haller. Fourth Row: G. DeMar, R. Sellers, K. Grace, J Prentiss, M. Woodrum, A. Brown, S. Bepler, R. Burton. Top Row: D. Rieck, J, Hurst, B. Ausdanmoore Coach Duersing picks a winner. 93 UDUJOHO wwwbcon 94 'zti 1 'tFielding a team of seven returning Iettermen the Eagles looked like formidable contend- ers for the PHSL crown. Shoul- dering the numerous injuries such as: Tom Walsh's chronic stomach trouble, Pete Carey's shoulder operation, Todd Wal- terst broken foot, Martin Hug- gardts oral surgery, Tom Heg- ginbotham's flu, and Jon Neu- man's strained knee; the grow- ing optimism was dimmed. Dimmed but not extinguished. The Eagles won their first four dual and triangular meets and later in the season suffered only one loss. Led by Tom Walsh's course record run, the Harriers swept a six team invitational meet in Kentucky. In the PHSL championship, runner Tom Coach Koke keeps up the pace. .. Q'ty- , .- -......-As Martin Huggard outclasses Sycamore runner. . 4 V! .R Bottom Row tL to F0: T. Brown, C. Loper, J. Flessa, T. Sheperd, A. Guest, P. Folkers. Top Row: P. Carey, T. Hegginbotham, M. Huggard, R. Orn- stein, T. Walsh, T. Walters, G. McKusky, J. Neumann, K. Peters. Walsh took first place for the second year in a row, he set a new course record tyawm. Excellent performances by juniors Tom Hegginbotham and Todd Walters were not enough to hold back West Hi, and the Eagle Harriers had to settle for second best once again. In state competition, Tom Walsh advanced to the district meet. In the postseason poll of coaches, the Eagles were ranked 1 1th in the city. Co-Captains: Tom Walsh, Rafael Ornstein. MVP: Tom Walsh. Most Improved Runner: Tom Hegginbotham. All City: Tom Walsh tCaptainL Todd Walters. Rafael Ornstein, Co-Captain. Co-captain Rafael Ornstein. :M- :ya -. .. 5 Senior Tom Walsh displays the form that won the PHSL. 95 mi-Ir-sr-d- Walnut Hills can be proud of their Girls Volleyball team. They have emerged as leaders in the public High School League, having to their credit two P.H.S.L. titles and a winning repu- tation, compiling an overall record in the past three seasons of 28-7. This years team was exceptionally talented, being led by four seniors: Teri Keller, Kim Matthews, Jayne Trammel, and Carolyn Turner. These four have gone through three years of Volleyball iwith me as a coachi and have had a hand in making Walnut Hills the dynamic and competitive team itis today. . . I can speak very highly, not only of these four, but also of the other mem- bers of the team who played an impor- tant part in the success of this year's team. This year's team was outstand- ing, I feel very fortunate to have been involved with a super group. I only wish that we had had more Student Support. I CHALLENGE ALL OF YOU to come to the volleyball games and I guarantee you wiil not be disappointed i-ai-JQJ Ute! CD i-Ji-io e Dianne Rappaport 96 HPlease, just one more game! Girlsi Volleyball The Girls, volleyball team is one of the many winning teams here at Walnut. The team had a record of 8-6 and advanced to the district tournament. In their first match, they defeated West Hi. The next draw put them up against Mercy, who later became the state champions. The teams three stars were seniors Kim Matthews, Jane Trammel, and Carolyn Turner. This is one of the teams that deserves a lot more support. Faster than Superman! Whoops! Ther-eie another one in the raft- r Ooomph. ers! Bottom How: Coach Rapport. 2nd Row: Elane Bedford, Hope McKinney, Sonya HilI, Michelle Robert . Pamela Wainer. 3rd Row: Beth Rundle, Anne Richmond, Kim Mathews, Caroline Turner, Terri Keller. Top How: Nancy Meyers, Lori Smith. But there's a hoie in the roof, coach! 97 98 I I Bottom Row: Cindy Shaffen Cindy Fixler, Jane Schneider, Nancy Kessel.Top Row1Coach Moore, Jane Rat- liff, Sally Shepherd, Jane Meisel, Chras Gadms, Mindy Peters, Angele Green, Margo Frankel, Shiela Smir son. Missing: Jenny Dittus, Maureen Stewart. point. lndian'l-l ..,', Mariemongy Norwgod A Ll gelled Hamilton B: Seven Hills ncelled ' Sally and Jane monkey around, as usual. wiiv'u A3: wk t' 4 ; HThis year's girls tennis team was the best in modern history. Led by juniors Chris Gaddis and Jane Meisel, who qualified for the state competition two years in a row; the team had an outstanding record. tAlong with its good looksJ l was very impressed with all of the girls. They all did their part and made the team truly out- standing. I hope next year's team will be as good as this years. We will be losing many good players, such as Angele Green, Cindy Fix- ler and Cindy Shaffer. Good Luck Girls! Much Love, Harry Moore 99 . : mi '3 Bottom Row: A. Sorenson, F. Black, J. Zinnl B. Selenik, Coach Christoff. Second Row: D. Fried, J. Brose. H. Coleman, M. Feldman, P. Wheeler, A Taylor. Third Row: G. Wonhheimer, W. Schulze, J. Monaghan. D. Penn. Top Row: C. Miller, R. Baker, S. Port, J. Kraus. Rh OQDr-I-r-Ic-r-CDC'DP-SE 102 '.' ,5, The Incredible Hulk. . .alias Dan Crum. -4- Bottom Row: 0-40 C. Gehier UBBj; T. Reynolds 026; J. McSayles U 19x D. Strahorn 012x R. Mosher 88; 2nd Row: Coach Gary Denton; K. Riede USSL' J. Johnson 055x T. McCarthy 067x J. Keating 0 75x D. Crum 04$; J. Bonz $8M Coach Roll. 3rd Row: M. McCoy U38D; S. Thompson U 85; T. Tope QQQL' M. Orso 98x T. Brooks U 55; VICTORY! ' u . C ,. 4A g $wa . $13: 'r'7 g; 103 K . - , -.. . To Right: Scott and his magical club. 104 ' mum .. Ca ptain Scott Jolson. ml! 1 m ' ' 1?. u. : Bottom How: Larry Zeff, Drew Hauck, Bobby Bardach. Middle Row: Coach Herb Lukens, Scott Jolson, Doug Berg, Randy Lynch Top Raw: Cliff Miller. Missin91Jim Beiting. l05 It's all in the wrist. Concentration the key to success. Zonebuster Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut There will be no Marvins on your job. Wins: Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Hey, no. 12, why did you break the Hamburger Habit? April shows Dale a thing or two. Taft St. Ursula Woodward Taft Seton Summit Aiken Withrow Seven Hills Hughes Marion Woodward Our Lady of Angels Withrow 107 Finafly Walnut fans saw a lot of this this yea r. r-H-amcrr-I-mwmmw First year coach, Mn Dermi1t, does his thing. 108 Diaper-Man! Al reaches for the ceiling. l'IO Basketball or Hot Potato, that is the question. llu , .. .. , 7 7 7 Simons eagerly awaits chance to get in. Fred shows expert form. Thay there big boy. . . CD 1HCDmCD7U 111 mBmCDr-9 93 CLD mQP-SOOCDFU HZ Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Wainut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut 60 49 74 52 42 62 61 52 55 59 6O 74 55 55 55 49 62 66 72 48 42 38 51 37 30 50 61 38 52 55 43 38 24 48 41 25 45 50 52 42 39 47 34 56 49 62 McNicholas Elder Cov. Cath. Columbus Cent. Woodward Taft Aiken Withrow Hughes West High Withrow Moeler Hughes Woodward Pu rcell West High Aiken Taft Amelia McNicholas Cov. Cath. Eider Columbus Cent. Woodward Taft Aiken Withrow Hughes West High Withrow Moeler Hughes Woodward Purcell West High Aiken Taft Porter Cov. Cath. Merry Dater Cambbel Bloom Shroeder Crest Hill Merry Crest Hills 64 70 83 46 49 76 62 54 58 58 77 61 52 59 35 45 64 77 37 52 43 71 28 6O 53 80 46 44 31 48 47 51 30 51 48 46 44 1 . 3 , . .1 L . -, 4 - Bottom Row: J. Larry, K, Kitchen, R. Coleman, J. Brokamp, J . Rankin. Top Row: D. Rothenberg, S. Jolson, D. Leever, A. Glover, R. Charles. G, Jones, A. Howard. -2 H5 Bottom Row: B. Goetzman, E. Howard, C. Teller, R. Schulze. C. Coaston, F. Bronson. Top How: E. Sim- mons, R. Miller, A. Alexander, T. Collins, R. Wallace, T. Phillips, J. Harris. a 5 ti J l 4 Bottom Row: C. Subbayya, M. Bronson, H. Herst, B. Osiermore, B. Cellars. Second: Coaston. R. Towner, B. . Frey, G. Hawkins. Top How: Coach TEX Haggard, S. Brokamp, B. Berry. ll4 Senior track women, , mmi ATHLETIC: RETURNEES: IL to F0 Bottom Row: D. White, G. Jason, H. Channel, G. Schwartz. 2nd Row: B. Riddle, K. Harris, 5. Sorenson, M. Goosby, B. Bookser, R. Wallacei HOPEFULS: TL to F0 Bottom Row: W. Edwards, S. Giazer, K Price 2nd Flow: E Diliingham R Wilkens B. Andrews, G Burns B Forbes B Forbes, E. Taylor, T. Robimson, T Brookes, E Cohen. Missing: C. Lueb- keman, V, Jackson. R. Charles. J. Neumann. GI McCuskey, S. Schmidt, T Waish, P. Carey, T. Heginboi- ham, T.Wal1er5,JT Flessa, D. Carey, E. Heitman, J. Walsh, C. Loper, B. Thorman. Bottom Row: iL to FD D. Roley, L. Davis, M. lsaacs, L. Maclean, L. Foney, B. Mitchel. J. Goings. S. Walker. Bottom How: TL to m D. Morris, MA Armstrong, L. 2nd Row: J. Goings, M. Armstrong, D. Johnson, A. Bothweil, J. McDonald, L. Attix, J. Dillsl N. Nolan. Tap Davis. Top Flow: J. Dills, A. WillIams, S. Allen, L. Row: Coach Hemingway, F. Coleman, N. Myers, J. Heinman, L. Smith, L. Hutchinson, M. Frazier. Missing: Hunter, S. Harris, K. Peters, B. Mitchel. P. Smilh, R Miller. 115 Looking over my past six years as B tennis coach, I have had many good teams. But, I can honestly say that this is the finest team I have ever coached, both in talent and personal- 0 ity. Led by seniors Andy Porter and Jeff Zinn, this Year's team has the potential of winning the state champi- onship. The only problem that I tore- y see is that three of the top teams are right here in Cincinnati. l feei that, aside from Upper Arlington, we have a S team that is second to none in Ohio. I'm not saying this just to boost the guys' morale, but this is the way I really feel. T Harry Moore Come rain, sleet, or snow. the tennis team is ready to go! 116 WQ lull A 3' 1K .X , Ar 4 '5 -., I ' , ., , ' a RETURNEES: Bottom Row: Fl. DeLyons, R. Coleman, R. Heuring, A. Peck, J. Reichert. Top Row: D Katz, Coach Moore, A. Porter. J, Zinn, C, Kurtz, F. Weiland, P. Ohren. K i' ., A 'x - HOPEFULS: Bottcum Flow: R. Seltzer, M Sirkin, D. Price, K. Hills, Top Row: C. Subbayya, M. Oppenheimer, R. Baker, D. McKinney, T. Drew, J. Ginsburgh. CO-CAPTAINS: Andy Porter, Jeff Zinn. RETURNING LETTERMEN: D. Katz. A. Porter, J. Zinn, C. Kurtz, F. Weiland. H7 B a s e b a 1 1 Fire them balls! 7 Only a nint graer. r 3 b b g E E on! 79E WGQWquWO l 1:57 06 UJ c; ya ?N- ng $1 Soccer Bottom Row: L to m R deBruin, S. Jolson, J. Brokamp, D. Berg, M. Kurtz. Middle Row: K. Kitchen, D. Mallory, T. Siers, C. Miller, J. Jones, E. Simons. Top Row: T. Shepardj P. Kaiser, G4 Jha, S. Tompson, G. Taylor, W. Schulze. Open your eyes, you caught the ball. I um um lhlllg' ' I'l' 3w. , . . . 7 , ; .. . n: 1 HOPEFULS: Bottom Row: 0- to FD 84 Hill. 2nd Row: V. Hall, Y. Len, C. Smith, L. RETURNEES: Bottom How: a to FD K. Roach, L. Morris. 2nd Row: 2. Edwards, Underwood 3rd Row: B. Parker, J. Lewis, T. Dean. Top Row: M. Hesse, E. Geh- J. Watts, A. Ealsaesser. Top How: A. SLJohn, B. Rupp. ler. C. Heginbotham, B. Rundle, A Williams. 12l ,.W 'm'..-.-n-y I 1 lg. 3?, a nfmfmu unwit '1 ..-0-$ .- W mammmmwwmmro W ' k Bottom Row L to F0: Karen Bumiller. Sherri Burck, Kathy Sexton, Anita Goodrich. Middle How: Kari Queen, Christy Clagus, Helen Broadus, Eddie Eberding Eagle III, Mindy Monaghan, Keena McDowell, Sharon Fowler. Top Row: James Rankin, Dwight Moody, Dennis Witson, Phil Wheeler. 122 r1 , . 'v '1 4 W a 9,. . 4'; b9 1 3; . . Bottom Row: A. Feldman, M. Dunn, J. Sexton. Second How: T. Greenberg, K. Bedgood. Third Row: P. Uka- Iusl M. Dietriech, T Sarmon, L. Murphy, A. Ackdoe.Top Flow: 5. Gem :SCDBCTUJCDr-shj T24 125 Princip a1 WALNUT HILLS: That it serves a community need has been estab- lished. That its graduates continue to college in numbers justifying its objectives is a matter of record. That it contributes to its students' useful- ness and culture, which make them valuable citizens of the future, is its strength. I am proud to be a part of this tradition. David A. Shepherd 1977, 78 I28 Friends, Foes, Note Writers I. Assistant Principals 1! 3 II. The Best! K68? m m mo. ngue lame usu mu Mafia 6pm: gen M W: YOU Mun WEY M22, NBl OgaWegi? 33mg MD; N 1 WW. 0?; , 5250 28wa . xX I r a l I g JR, . Q ?F I L632: 0x I w! W 1' g '1 , , b ,X hf! fl! HI. They Are: mmm. Allender Bwrs. E. Muldrow mm. L. Heinlein m Mr. M. McCracken wncle MiltyD 129 Consultants, Advisors, Mentors 1. Jr. High Counselors w.. -......4 - To qur counseiors. who have qwen of their own time and energy to help us in set- ting our own personal goals, as well as teaching Us to understand others - - We thank you .1 um nu A A. Pate: Be true to thyself! II. Sr. High Counselors ,.;; , Dute IV. ST: E. Turner, J, Frehse, J. Minoque 130 Typing, Phoning, Filing I. Secretaries H. Etc. 0. Curtis, I, Kahn, 0. Glass III EtC L. Mainer, C Robinson, A. McCarnan, M. Martin, C. Sharp, E, Cumayn, I. Hoeks ' ' tra H Clavton Missinu'M Thomoson .1. Prose, Poetry, Preps. 1. English Department '24 i al' - fa H; - AP.I II'BK.BtI CM.PI DP.Lk III, The Scholars; E; J. SierratartkgissinggnD? 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We, the Seniors, have surely been through a lot! We started out the school, planning fresh, and making it through the fire hazards in the Soph istication - 7';by buying elevator passes because we feared the upperclassmen. Streakers raiding bathrooms have only been a few of the crazy things we've experienced. has enabled us to plan a P-Nuts show, welcome a new principal, initiate parking lots, and handle several teachers' strikes. It's amazing - WE MADE IT! w w- 154 llll nu Hll llll Ill! , Frank Chaiken PRESI DENT: , am eiukvlh-t- u' r: mm ? ix VICE PRESIDENT: SECREI'ARY: TREASURER: Charlie Hattemer Lisa Bogdan Keena McDowell We, the Senior Class, would like to thank all of those who have helped us through the past six years. During this time, we have all experienced many ups and downs. The help of these people has made the bad times less disappointing, and the good times more rewarding. There are two people in particular to whom we onId like to express our gratitude. First, our class advisor, Ms. Karen Trenne- pohl, whose continuous help and devotion has made many class events something special. And of course, much thanks goes to Mr. Milton McCracken, who has not only been our Assistant Principal, but our close friend. We cannot begin to acknowledge everyone, but we appreciate all those parents, faculty, and staff whose support and personal friendships have made Walnut Hills an unforgettable part of our lives. Your assistance, encouragement, and everlasting faith have made our days on 'lThe Hill, something we will always rememb er. Forever yours, The Graduating Class of 1978 . , Auwy Ricardo Luis Abanto Darrell Eugene Adams Kimberly R. Adams Shawn Rissa Alger Charles Allgood Albert L. Amos David Thomas Anderson Melanie K. Armstrong Mark Edwin Bachelor Lisa Jo Bass Lisa Anne Beatty Richard Beatty Caitlin Mary Beaven James Beiting Lena C. Bell 156 Susan Lynn Benmayor Douglas Eliot Berg Richard Lee Betagole William Betts Preston M. Black Jeffrey M. Blatt Matthew C. Bloomfield Lisa Barrie Bogdan Margaret Teresa Bohorfoush 157 I58 Kristina Kay Booher Joel Mark Borden Daniel Adam Bortz Diane Renae Bothwell James W. Bozian Robert Bradley Hannah Bess Branson Philip Cary Brantley Diane Karen Bremen Kimberly J. Bridges Betsy Gay Britton Tanya Gail Brock Tasha Brock Jeffrey John Brokamp Brenda Kay Broughton Betty Jo Brown Karen S. Brown Patty E. Brown Denise A. Bruner Theresa Brunsman Bart Anderson Brush Lucille Bryer James Joseph Bunin Cynthia Rosa Burgin 159 Valerie F. Butler Kathryn Campbell Peter Wright Carey Frank David Chaiken Herman D. Channell RobertW. Charles Richard Alan Chesley Jane Suzanne Chodash Gregory Cholmondeley Janine Cianciolo Edward Morris Cohen Eliot Archer Cohen Bradley M. Cohn David E. Colaw David Ralph Conaway 160 Frank Earl Cooley Donald Corken Christina E. Coughlin Rhonda Crawford Ann E. Creahan Daniel Jerome Crum David J. Cummins Philip R. Cunningham Linda Daniel 161 Sally B. Davidow Deborah Lynn Davis Juli Suzette Davis Lynn D. Davis Rudolph R. DeBruin Julie Ann Diamond Margaret Ann Dick Andrew S. Dignan Linda Dobbins 162 David Doepke Susan R. Drennan Barry Howard Drizin Gina Lee Durham Terrill Lynn Durling Lisa Kay Edlin William Edwards Susan A. Eiche Michael W. Engemen Yehoash Rahm Enzer Peter Everaert Jennifer Ann Face Janet Lynn Farber Shelly Lynn Faust Laura K. Fidler I63 Carrie B. Fisher Cindy Lynn Fixler Joanne Fluent Karen S. Fobes Sharon Fowler Larry Jay Fox Gayle L. Frank Lois Hannah Frankel Sharon Frankenstein Alice Ann Frazier Rodean Edwin Frazier Debra Lee Friedman Catherine M. Fuhrman Allan Funke John H. Gassett Alan Rhoads Gast Carol Ann Gershuny Silva F. Gilioli Gary Alan Gillett Kimberly R. Gilyard Scott R. Glaser Lawrence E. Glass Dale Lisa Glenn Julia Ann Glick Jan Elizabeth Goings Jonathan Goldey Melvin Goosby Tim A. Grant Angele Green Lisa Lynn Green 165 Lisa Rochelle Green Robin Jean Green Jodi Greenberg Richard H. Gregory Lauren Nell Gross Rodney K. Gross Keith Allen Gud Matthew W. Guthrie Scott Howard Guttman Andrew Webster Hait Valerie Alison Hale Matthew B. Hammons 166 Vin '7 ' - Iesmlun, Wayne Robert Hargis Joshua Scott Harkavy Jeff Harris Melissa A. Hartman Charles Ryan Hattemer Drew Warren Hauck Katherine Y. Hauer Daryl Alva Hawkins Scott G. Hayworth Mark Samuel Hazen James M. Heinlen Jay Tom Heldman RobertT. Helm Robbie Darren Henson Darryl Hill David M. Hipfel Miriam T. Hirsch Michael Edward Hodge Susanne Anat Hoffmann Richard John Hoge Margaret P. Hooker Alton Kevin Howard Denise M. Howard Jennifer K. Hullinger 16B Deborah Lynn Hunter William Gregg Hyser Vada Jackson Susan D. Jacobs Tracy Lynn James Gregory W. Janneck Alisa Ann Johnson Kathleen E. Johnson Ramona Lee Johnson Melissa Johnston Robert Scott Jolson Gregory P. Jones 169 Bonnie Bernice Juran Michele Ruth Kaiser Daniel Stuart Kanter Harold Deen Kaplan Warren Alan Karp John William Keating Larry B. Keith Katherine N. Kellar Kevin Douglas Kellar Teri Marlene Keller Karen Wright King Lorolei Y. Kitchen 170 Bradley Scott Klein Ellyn Marjorie Klein Sandy L. Knodel Steven Gordon Koff Alisa Ellen Kolstein Christopher Kraus Michael L. Kurtz Daniel R. Lach Meredith 8. Lamb Deirdre Ann Larkin David Edward Lefton Marcia Lerner 171 David Levin Lisa Deborah Levin David Howard Levine Vivian Jan Levine John B. Lewis Julie Ann Lewis Hollaoe M. Light Breta H. Lindberg Timothy L. Lynem Susan A. MacLaughlin Nancy Edith Magnus Rose Ann H. Maifeld 172 Darlene R. Mangham Phyllis R. Marks Rene Thomas Marrero Kim Matthews Susan Frances May Thomas McConihay Lisa Joy McCoy Geoffrey McCuskey Mary Beth McDaniel Keena Lynne McDowell Anne MCMullen Frank McQueen 173 Jonathan A. McSayles Amy Melvin Curtis Dean Merida Sydney L. Mesh Pamela Ann Meyers Jane Ann Michael Bonnie P. Miller Deborah Miller John Clifford Miller Randa E. Minkarah Jeffrey B. Molden Alan G. Monaghan Dwight L. Moody James Morgan Mark B. Morgan I74 Deborah Sue Moss Jane L. Mountjoy Dominique S. Muller Lynne Murphy Christopher A. Myers Leslie Ann Nachbauer Susanne Nagel Philip Foster Napoli Cynthia C. Navaro Daniel Louis Neman Jonathan C. Neumann Diana V. Nolan Lori Gayle Nuckolls Ronald Lee Ohren Mario R. Oliver 175 Michael Oppenheimer Timothy A. Ormsby Rafael D. Ornstein David Osborn Andrew C. Osterbrock Wanda Overton Annie H. Paulsen Fred Howard Peck Judi Lynn Perlman Steven C. Petersen Rebecca Lee Peterson Deborah Lynn Piascik Janet Dale Plowden Andrew M. Pockrose Karen Sue Poling 176 Andrew 8. Porter Robin LaJoyce Powell William Brent Powell Kenneth David Price Kari Elizabeth Queen David Quinn James Warren Rankin Roger M. Rassche Christian W. Reaney 177 Cathy Reed Nathan Rendler Thomas D. Reynolds Mark Allen Richter Anthony James Rieck Kimberly Robinson Paul R. Robinson Bryan Earl Robison Timothy Paul Robson 178 : 3333 Robin Rockingham Cynthia Lynn Roder Debra Sue Rosenberg Janet Sue Rosenberg John Stix Rosenberg Susan Rosenberg Laura Gay Rosenblum Daniel M. Rothenberg Amy Rowe Jennifer Lynn Rudy Ellen Scott Rue Stephanie E. Rush Michelle E. Samet Amy Louise Sanker Debbie Schaengold 179 Joan E. Schleef Steven Karl Schmitt Amy Lynn Schulze Cindy Joy Schwartz Julie Sue Schwartz Gregory Wade Seay Michael Scott Segers William S. Selonick Kimberly Sue Shadoan Cynthia L. Shaffer Daniel P. Shannon Philip Shaw Alex M. Shedroff Melissa Shelley Revell Sherrer IBO Susan Shoenberger Sharon Sholiton Brenda Gayle Shook Rebecca Ann Sieck Judith Ann Siege! Alisa L. Skoglund John Frazier Smith Kevin Bennett Smith Kimberly Smith 181 Teri Lynn Smith Herbert Smitherman Mark C. Smythe Margaret A. Sobul Todd Daniel Solomon Lisa Sommer Andrew Clay Sorensen Kenneth Evan Spahn Deborah Ann Spikes IBZ Sarah Springer April Lynn St. John Stephanie Jay Stacy Robert N. Stargel Maureen L. Stewart Robert W. Strong Cynthia Gayle Sturm Sonya S. Subbayya Rebecca J. Suter Carrie Wilson Sutton Peggy H. Takeuchi Venita Lee Thomas Diane Tillman Rhonda Lynn Tipton Karen Titsworth 183 Sheila Ann Tojo Michael A. Tombragel Timmy Joseph Tope Ronald Torres Douglas E. Townsend Nancy Jean Tracy Jayne Rae Trammel Anthony Wayne Turner Carolyn N. Turner Stepanie L. Turner Yvette M. Turner John A. Twachtman Linda Sue Tye Kim A. Valmore David G. VanGinkeI 184 Debra Sue Venn Brett David Viers Rebecca Wadsworth Angela Waller Kathleen Ann Walsh Thomas Patrick Walsh Kenneth Walton Janet Ann Wanstrath Ronald Austin Warren Lori Karen Watzman Elise G. Waxler Michael B. Wedig Daniel Lloyd Weiss Julie Lynette Welbon Ashley Suzanne Whalen 185 David White Jeffrey Henry White Ericka Kirstin Wiebe Jessica L. Williams Diann Willingham Julie Ann Willins Dennis Lamar Wilson Florinda Dawn Wilson Andrew William Wiseman 186 Emiley M. Witt Jennifer Lynn Wood Brenda Leigh Workman Jennifer L. Wuest Michael Curtis Yates Linda Kay Yee Tina York Loryn Beth Youkilis Heather Elaine Yukon 187 Lawrence Alan Zeff Rhonda Lynn Zelcer Sigita Zibas Jeffrey Todd Zinn James A. Zistler The following Senior pictures were not available: Nicholas B. Carey, Stephen C. Carroll, Thaddeus Iohn Coffin, Bridget Ann Demaree, Ricky Eric Ford, Paul G. Henry, Thomas A. Hicks, Marvin Lee Hinton, Kirsten C. Holm, James Jennings IL, Milton Lipschutz, Michelle M. Mathieu, Steven Earl Morgan, Lily Rahima, Rebecca Ann Shweri, Mark Alan Simon, Karen Leslie Wilson, and Robert A. Young. 188 Dedicated by the Class of 1978 Jeffrey M. Blatt 19604978 The world is So empty if one Thinks only of mountains, Rivers, and cities; but to Know someone who Thinks and feels with us And who, though Distant is close to us In spirit, This makes the earth For us an Inhabited garden Goethe 189 - 1 hut; .5, -w pra; f. all. It'll . rem n fgm mind undis- b , ' uie b3 1!: one to say when I ' 1. $gg; , v . :. do the imnssible for the we can now do anything with 0 .-1J Herbe ., E3; -of times , a ' subjectedtoEt Walnut rhgthnt ss ce of iifew .. fr ? . H o t'Friendship is trusting enough not to ask, and caring enough not to take for granted. HWe are the unwilling, led blindly by the uncaring, fulfilling the unfulfilled, gratifying the ungrateful, lest we stand up, see, fulfIll, and gratify ourselves. Kiss today good-bye, and point me toward tomorrow. We did what we had to do. Can't regret, won't forget what I did for love. ttWhere there's a will, therels a way a and that attitude will take you far, even in the coldest world. tilt is not so much as where you stand - as the direction in which you're goingf 't'Can't say much of anything thatls new; If I could only work this life out my way. I tII sure hope the road don't come to own me; There's so many dreams lIve yet to find. A t Ct to get up every morning with a smile on your face and show the world all j E; the love in your heart. f'if-I . - , a We may never know about the days to come. But we thInk about them anyway. 3 t'And in chasin what I thought were moonbeams, I have run into a couple of brick l walls. I I ,. I xi $75 mankind eternal. Wlwrw- wmv- W - don't 15er -: ve In it - that much you owe to you rself I- rttwr to 'I 5y 1;; ifitgft r V ' Mama W4 m mgmgv F I 1'. 4. I92 SENIOR DIRECTORY Abanto, Ricardo Luis 3429 Morrison Pl.1201 Adams, Darrell Eugene 4827 Winton Rdge.1321 Adams, Kimberly R. 2513 Ridgecliff 1121 Alger, Shawn Rissa 2125 Fuhon Ave. 1061 Allgood, Charles 0028 Elmhurst PI. 1081 Amos, Albert L. 5235 Hawaiian A-1 1231 Anderson, David Thomas 2436 Rainbow Ct. 1301 Armstrong, Melanie K. 1027 Egan Hills1291 Bacheior, Mark Edwin 6016 Capri Dr. 1241 Bass, Lisa Jo 2195 Bluegrass1371 Beatty, Lisa Anne 2057 Connecticut1241 Beauty, Richard 6843 Eiwynne Dr. 1361 Beaven, Caitlin Mary 0006 Hedger0w1361 Beiting, James 3522 Vista Ave.1081 Bell, Lena C. 3511 Cornell PI.1201 Benmayor, Susan Lynn 6781 Elbrook Ave. 1371 Berg, Douglass Eliot 8700 Arborcrest 1361 Betagole, Richard Lee 6995 Dena Ln. 1371 Betts, William 3687 Kendall Ave. 1081 Black, Preston M. 3303 Mannington 1261 Blatt, Jeffery M. 2395 Twigwood Ln. 1371 Bloomfield, Mathew C. 4110 Rose Hill1291 Blum, Robert Paul 2240 Rosedale Ave. 1291 Bogdan, Lisa Barrie 7122 Knoll Rd.1371 Booher, Kristina Kay 6120 Faircrest 1241 Borden, Joel Mark 3290 Longmeadow 1361 Bortz, Daniel Adam 1550 Shenandoah1371 Bothwell, Diane Renae 3515 Wilson Ave.1291 Bozian, James W. 960 Redway1291 Bradley, Robert 1780 McMillan Ave. 1061 Branson, Hannah Bess 3923 Leyman Dr.1291 Brantley, Philip Cary 5224 Lillian Dr.1371 Bremen, Diane Karen 7430 Elbrook Ave.1371 Bridges, Kimberly J. 6609 Highland Ave.1361 Britten, Betsy Gay 1590 Clio Ave. 1301 Brock, Tanya Gail 3636 Michigan Ave.1081 Brock, Tasha 700 Clinton Sprgs.1291 Brokamp, Jeffery John 1510 Moon Valley 1301 Broughton, Brenda Kay 481 1 Caivert St. 1091 Brown, Betty J0 1514 Wittlou Ave 1241 Brown, Karen S. 6625 Trieste 01.1301 Brown, Patty E. 3915 Oak Park PI. 1091 Bruner, Denise A. 1621 Linn. Apt. 5141141 Brunsman, Theresa 2374 Whitewood Ln. 1391 Brush, Bart Anderson 3804 Broadview1081 Bryer, Lucille 540 Armory Ave.1141 Bunin, James Joseph 15 Belsaw PI. 1201 Burgin, Cynthia Rosa 6696 Fair Oaks1371 Burton, David Marvin 234 Beechridge1161 Butler, Valerie F. 3812 Congreve Ave. 1131 Campbell, Kathryn 2202 Ravine St. 1191 Carey, Nicholas B. 210 Wolper Ave. 1201 Carey, Peter Wright 340 Thrall Ave. 1201 Carroll, Stephen C. 3560 Interwood1201 Carter, Kimberly Jan 1746 Monterey Ct. 1231 Chaiken, Frank David 6768 Hudson Pkwy.1131 Channell, Herman D. 245 McCormick1191 Charles, Robert W. 1419 Locust St. 1061 Chatfieid, Christopher J. 2402 Salutaris1061 Chesley, Richard Alan 2930 Belkay Ln.1371 Chodash, Jane Suzanne 8252 Lynnehaven 1361 Cholmondeley, Gregory 1340 Custer St. 1081 Cianciolo, Janine 6312 Edwood Ave.1241 Coffin, Thaddeus John 5819 KinollAve.1131 Cohen, Edward Morris 7300 Eastiawn Dr. 1371 Cohen, Eliot Archer 0986 Avondale Ave. 1291 Cohn, Bradley M. 1506 Lakeland Ave. 1371 Colaw, David E. 2928 Alpine Terr. 1081 Conway, David Ralph 3624 Erie Ave.1081 Cooley, Frank Eari 5138 Ridge Ave.1131 Corken, Donald 2886 Victoria Ave. 1081 Coughlin, Christina E. 0585 Terrace Ave.1201 Crawford, Rhonda 1200 Cedar Ave. 1241 Creahan, Ann E. 6600 Corbly Rd. 1301 Cress, David Lee 407 Ada St. 1191 Crum, Daniel Jerome 711 Clinton Spr.1291 Cummings, David J. 6457 Craigland 01.1301 Cunningham, Philip R. 2929 Utopia Pl.1081 Daniei, Linda 1924 Avonlea Ave. 1371 Davidow, Sally B. 3590 Sorrento Dr. 1361 Davis, Deborah Lynn 3822 Broadlawn 1361 Davis, Juli Suzette 6757 Stoll Ln. 1361 Demaree, Bridget Ann 3657 Kendall Ave. 1081 Diamond, Julie Ann 3680 Twigwood Ln.1371 Dick, Margaret Ann 6415 Ridge Ave.1131 Digman, Andrew S. 3871 Dakota Ave. 1291 Dobbins, Linda 1561 Ruth 1071 Doepke, David 1228 Edwards1081 Drennan, Susan 3902 Leyman Dr. 1291 Drizzan, Barry Howard 7852 Glen Orchard1371 Durham, Gina Lee 5071 Overbr00k1271 Durling, Terrill Lynn 1545 Teawood Ave. 1241 Edlin, Lisa Kay 3833 Barker Rd 1291 Edwards, William 1958 Fairfax 1071 Engeman, Michael W. 2562 Observatory1081 Enzer, Yehoash Rahm 4220 Rose Hill1291 Face, Jennifer S. 94 Jurgens1201 Farber, Janet Lynn 6543 Cliffridge1131 Faust, Shelly Lynn 2201 Section Rd. 1371 Fidler, Laura K. 3810 Middleton1201 Fisher, Carrie Beth Woodford Rd. 1131 Fixler, Cindy Lynn 6665 Fair Oaks1371 Fluent, Joanne 6421 Orchard Ln. 1131' Fobes, Karen 6615 Palmetto 1271 Ford, Ricky Eric 3577 Wilson Ave. 1291 Fowler, Sharon 3959 WessPark1171 Fox, Larry Jay 6660 Meadow Ridge1371 Frank, Gayle 379 Froome 1321 Frankel, Lois Hannah 4234 Red Bud Pl.1291 Frankenstein, Sharon 6770 Meadow Ridge1371 Frazier, Alice Ann 0165 Woolper Ave. 1201 Frazier, Rodean Edwin 995 Lenox PI. 1291 Friedman, Debra Lee 2329 Section Rd. 1371 Fuhrman, Catherine M. 3814 Floral Ave. 1121 Funke, Allan 4798 Gray Rd.1321 Gassett, John 4716 Peabody Ave.1271 Gast. Alan Rhoads 1416 Herschel Ave. 1081 Gershuny, Carol Ann 7041 Dena Ln.1371 Gilioli, Silva F. 0106 Hosea Ave.1201 Gillett, Gary Alan 6791 Elbrook1371 Gilyard, Kimberly R. 3935 Wess Park1171 Glaser, Scott R. 10 Hill Hollow1081 Glass, Lawrence E. 6818 Whitehall1301 Glenn, Dale Lisa 4025 Paddock Rd.1291 Glick, Julia Ann 2960 Belkay Ln.1371 Goings, Jan Elizebeth 6363 Iris Ave.1131 Goldey, Jonathan 2177 Biuegrass1371 Goosby, Melvin 3728 Beekman St. 1231 Grant, Tim A. 2996 Springer Ave. 1081 Gray, Brice Thomas 6921 Pa1metto St. 1271 Green, Angele 7350 Drake Rd. 1431 Green, Lisa Lynn 5050 Oberlin1371 Green, Lisa Rochelle 6835 Glen Acres1371 Green, Robin Jean 3968 Marburg Ave. 1091 Greenberg, Jodi8115 Springvalley1361 Gregory, Richard H. 3761 Paxton Ave. 1091 Gross, Lauren Nell 7630 Elbrook Ave.1371 Gross, Rodney K. 3503 Brentwood Ave. 1081 Gud, Keith Allen 7700 Greenland PI.1371 Guthrie, Matthew 2012 Duckcreek Rd. 1071 Guttman, Scott Howard 3210 L0ngmeadow1361 Hait, Andrew Webster 3434 Principio1261 Hale, Valerie Alison 3981 Glenncross1171 Hammons, Matthew B. 5543 Meryton PI. 1241 Hargis, Wayne Robert 8306 Mayfair1161 Harkavy, Joshua Scott 731 Red Bud1291 Harris, Jeff 2019 Weron Ln. 1251 Hartman, Melissa A. 2350 Beechmont Ave. 1301 Hattemer, Charles Ryan 557 Terrace Ave. 1201 Hauck, Drew Warren 3032 Lindview Ave. 1081 Hauer, Katherine Y. 403 Lafayette1201 Hawkins, Daryl Alva 1030 Avondale Ave. 1291 Hayworth, Scott G. 818 Woodlawn 1051 Hazen, Mark Samuel 3200 Fairhaven1371 Heinlen, James 3547 Bayard Dr. 1081 Heldman, Jay Tom 6637 Ridge Rd. 1131 Helm, Robert T. 308 Warren Ave. 1201 Henson, Robbie Darren 4140 President 1251 Hicks, Thomas A. 5450 Hamilton1241. Hill, Darry12921 Alms PI. 1061 Hinton, Marvin 6861 Stoll Ln. 1361 Hipfel, David M. 2979 Ridgewood1131 Hirsch, Miriam 3642 BoudinotAve.1111 Hodge, Michael Edward 7932 Glen Orchard 1371 Hoffmann, Susane 4054 Beechwood1291 Hoge, Richard John 2911 Alpin'e Ter.1081 Holm, Kirsten C. 5712 KinollAve.1131 Howard, Alton Kevin 3851 Kirkup1131 Howard, Denise 1140 Grosebeck 1241 Hullinger, Jennifer K. 1739 Bella Vista 1371 Hunter, Deborah Lynn 3917 North F0rd1131 Hyser, William Greg 1742 Mears Ave. 1301 Jackson, Vada 1840 Fairfax Ave. 1071 Jacobs, Susan 333 Lafayette1201 James, Tracy Lynn 241 Wedgewood 1171 Janke, Randy Charles 2564 Or1and Ave.1111 Janneck, Gregery 3630 Belle Crest1081 Jennings, James Jr. 1330 Cryer Ave. 1081 Johnson, Alisa Ann 3565 Glenwood P1. 1291 Johnson, Kathleen 3585 BogartAve.1291 Johnson, Ramona Lee 6523 Coleridge1131 Johnson, William 1609 Broadway St. 1101 Johnston, Mel1issa 14 Garden PI.1081 Jolson, Robert Scott 2675 Fair Oaks 1371 Jones, Gregory P. 6164 Benneville1301 Juran, Bonnie Bernice 7915 Greenland1371 Kaiser, Michele Ruth 6048 Yosemite Dr.1371 Kanter, Daniel Stuart 7100 Willowbrook1371 Kaplan, Harold Deen 201 Greenda1e1201 Karp, Warren Alan 2206 EastHilI1081 Keating, John William 3332 Mannington 1261 Keith, Larry B. 1235 Jerry Ln.1081 Kellar, Katherine N. 3478 Vista1081 Kellar, Ke'vin Douglas 905 Riverview 1021 Keller, Teri Marlene 3930 Wess Park1171 King, Karen Wright 1369 Oak Knoll1241 Kitchen, Lorolei Y. 5746 Argus Rd. 1241 Klein, Bradley Scott 2640 Briarcliffe 1121 Klein, Ellyn Marjorie 7350 Willowbrook1371 Knodel, Sandy L. 1343 SuncrestDr.1081 Koff, Steven Gordon 3215 Lamarque Dr. 1361 Kolstein, Alisa Ellen 7545 Elbrook Ave.1371 Kraus, Christopher 1227 Stratford PI. 1291 Kurtz, Michael L. 6770 Fair Acres1371 Lach, Daniel R. 3300 Royal P1.1081 Lamb, Meredith S. 5763 Glengate 1121 Larkin, Deidre Ann 1019 Lenox PI. 1291 Leavitt, Karen M. 435 Wood1201 Lefton, David Edward 1438 Beaverton 1371 Lerner, Marcia 2950 Wold Ave.1061 Levin, David 4208 Red Bud1291 Levin, Lisa Deborah 4200 Rose Hill1291 LeVine, David Howard 1 129 Fenmore1371 Levine, Vivian Jan 2200 Bluegrass Ln. 1371 Lewis, John B. 3236 Fairfield Ave. 1071 Lewis, Julie Ann 1080 Springbrook1241 Light, Hollace M. 3454 Custer 81.1081 Lindberg, Breta H. 1559 Moon Valley Ln.1301 Lipschutz, Milton 730 LindeJlAve.1261 Luedders, Randy L. 854 Lafayette Ave. 1201 Lynem, Timothy L. 6703 Plainfield PI. 1361 Maclaughiin, Susan A. 1339 Paxton Ave.1081 Magnus, Nancy Edith 8360 Springvalley1361 Maifeid, Rose Ann H. 6508 Craigland 01.1301 Mangham, Darlene R. 3424 Harvey Ave.1291 Mann, Jeffrey J. 6398 Cambridge Ave.1301 Marks, Phyllis R. 2186 Bluegrass1371 Marrero, Rene Thomas 1021 Redway Ave. 1371 Mathieu, Michelle M. 3545 Saybrook Ave11081 Matthews, Kim 3587 Eden Ave.1291 May, Susan Francis 6519 Crest R1dge1131 McConihay, Thomas 2700 Falconbridge 1381 McCoy, Lisa Joy 3580 Zumstein Ave. 1081 McCuskey, Geoffrey 1518 Wittekind Ter. 1241 McDaniel, Mary Beth 7436 Vine 1161 McDowell, Keena Lynne 1081 Albany Ter.1241 McMullen, Anne 3215 HardistyAve.1081 McQueen, Frank 3842 Reading Rd. 1291 McSayles, Jonathan A. 0506 Glenwook Ave. 1291 Melvin, Amy 3419 Linwood Rd.1261 Merida, Curtis Dean 5507 Milan St. 1121 Mesh, Sydney L. 8380 Crestdale Ct. 1361 Meyers, Pamela Ann 3460 Davis Ln. 1371 Michael, Jane Ann 2267 Fairgreen Dr.1381 Miller, Bonnie P. 1864 Glendon PI.1371 Miller, Deborah 3047 Walter Ave. 1061 193 '5 'nl. Thumui .. 6 mm W. 194 Miller, John Clifford 3460 Bayard Dr. 1081 Minkarah, Randa E. 3767 Middleton Ave.1201 Molden, Jeffrey B. 1625 Dauner Ave.1071 Monaghan, Alan G. 3549 Edwards Rd.1081 Moody, Dwight L. 3436 Pleasantview1071 Morgan, James 2371 Chickasaw St. 1191 Morgan, Mark B. 1266 Oak Knoll Dr.1241 Morgan, Steven Earl 3755 Drake Ave. 1091 Moss, Deborah Sue 2340 Larkfield1371 Mountjoy, Jane L. 0795 Mannington1261 Murphy, Lynne 6226 Sierra 81.1271 Myers, Christopher A. 6560 Coffey St. 1301 Nachbauer, Leslie Ann 1411 North Bend Rd.1301 Nagel, Susanne 0430 WestCliff1201 Napoli, Philip Foster 3851 Reading Rd.1291 Navaro, Cynthia C. 3919 Eileen Dr.1091 Neman, Daniel Louis 1101 Lois Dr.1371 Neumann, Jonathan C. 6230 Robison Rd.1131 Nolan, Diana V. 1437 HerschelAve.1081 Nuckolls, Lori Gayle 1237 Paddock Hi1ls1291 Ohren, Ronald Lee 6771 Elbrook Ave. 1371 Oliver, Mario 8. 3434 Woodburn 1071 Oppenheimer, Michael 3175 PatrisalCt.1361 Ormsby, Timothy A. 40005 Oak Ave. 1361 Omstein, Rafael D. 4177 Rose Hill Ave. 1291 Osborn, David 3500 Vista Ter. 1081 Osterbrock, Andrew Cari 3773 Middleton Ave. 1201 Overton, Wanda 3995 Wess Park Dr. 1171 Paulsen, Annie H. 3 Field Ln. 1081 Peck, Fred Howard 8047 Debonair 01.1371 Perlman, Judi Lynn 731 1 Scotwood Ave. 1371 Petersen, Steven C. 3499 Windisch 1261 Peterson, Rebecca Lee 3819 Congreve Ave. 1131 Piascik, Deborah Lynn 1532 Larry Ave. 1241 Plowden, Janet Dale 6509 Edwood Ave. 1241 Pockrose, Andrew M. 6800 Elbrook Ave. 1371 Poling, Karen Sue 3417 Alamo Ave. 1091 Porter, Andrew S. 2422 Vista Ter. 1081 Powell, Robin LaJoyce 2 Revel Ct. 1171 Powell, William Brent 3907 Eileen Dr.1091 Price, Kenneth David 6847 Elwynne Dr. 1361 Queen, Kari Elizabeth 3722 KirkupAve. 1131 Quinn, David 2934 Temple Ave.1111 Rankin, James Warren 3461 Evanston Ave.1071 Rassche, Roger M. 5435 Lester Ave. 1131 Reaney, Christian W. 1147 Beverly Hills1261 Reed, Cathy 2233 Crane Ave. 1071 Reinking, Patricia E. 3209 Werk Rd.1111 Rendler, Nathan 7865 Greenland Pl.1371 Reynolds, Thomas D. 3736 Ashworth Dr.1081 Richter, Mark Allen 7165 Elbrook Ave.1371 Rieck, Anthony James 4961 Hawaiian Ter11231 Robinson, Kimberly 6114 Bridge Acres1371 Robinson, Paul R. 5707 Arnsby P1. 1271 Robison, Bryan Ear12136 Ronaldson Ave. 1301 Robson, Timothy Paul 4303 Virginia Ave. 1231 Rockingham, Robin 1553 Linn St. 1141 Roder, Cynthia Lynn 223 Woolper Ave. 1201 Rogerson, Pamela Lynn 1 Len0x Ln.1291 Rosenberg, Debra Sue 3177 South Farmcrest1131 Rosenberg, Janet Sue 7774 Sagamore Dr.1361 Rosenberg, John Stix 6545 Brackenridge1131 Rosenberg, Susie 1047 Lenox Pl.1291 Rosenblum, Laura Gay 6200 Girard Ave.1131 Rothenberg, Daniel M. 100 Shadybrook1081 Rowe, Amy 2561 Observatory Ave. 1081 Rudy, Jennifer Lynn 740 Lafayette Ave. 1201 Rue, Ellen Scott 2432 Observatory Ave. 1081 Rush, Stephanie E. 5723 Winneste 1321 Samet, Michelle E. 2529 BremontAve.1371 Sanker, Amy Louise 7281 West Aracoma Dr.1371 Schaengold, Debbie 8455 Lynnehaven 1361 Schleef, Joan E. 471 Wood Ave. 1201 Schmitt, Steven Karl 6240 Beech View 1131 Schulze, Amy Lynn 3219 Hardisty Ave.1081 Schwartz, Cindy Joy 6531 Cliffridge1131 Schwartz, Julie Sue 6625 Hudson Pkwy.1131 Schweri, Rebecca Ann 1 185 Live Oak 01.1241 Seay, Gregory Wade 5601 Lester Rd. 1131 Segers, Michael Scott 355 Thrall Ave. 1201 Selonick, William S. 2600 Handasyde Ave. 1081 Servizzi, Joseph A. 5715 Arnsby Pl.1271 Shadoan, Kimberly Sue 130 West 69th St. 1161 Shaffer, Cynthia L. 5749 Pandora Ave. 1131 Shannon, Daniel P. 6132 Tulane Rd. 1121 Shaw, Philip 3523 Monteith Ave. 1081 SheHey, Melissa 7620 Bitteroot Ln. 1241 Sherrer. Revell 723 Chalfonte PI. 1291 Shoenberger, Susan 880 Rue de la Paix1201 Sholiton, Sharon 2323 Section Rd. 1371 Shook, Brenda Gayle 5018 East Eastwood1271 Sieck, Rebecca Ann 6250 Beechcrest PI. 1301 Siegel, Judith Ann 6678 Plantation1241 Simon, Mark Allen 6326 Graceland Ave.1371 Skoglund, Alisa L. 1951 Wilaray Ter.1301 Smith, John Frazier 1530 Jonathan Ave.1071 Smith, Kevin Bennett 1831 Berkley Ave11371 Smith, Kimberly 830 Cleveland1291 Smith, Lottie Ann 6214 Red Bank Rd.1131 Smith, Terri Lynn 1155 Live Oak Ct. 1241 Smitherman, Herbert C. 945 Redway Ave. 1291 Smythe, Mark C. 3404 Observatory Ave. 1081 Sobul, Margaret Lynn 7952 Glen Orchard1371 Solomon, Todd Daniel 8580 Kentland Ct. 1361 Sommer, Lisa 3197 North Farmcrest1131 Sorensen, Andrew Clay 545 Stanley Ave. 1261 Spahn, Kenneth Evan 7145 Elbrook Ave.1371 Spikes, Deborah Ann 523 Vassar Ct. 1321 Springer, Sarah 3280 Observatory1081 St. John, April Lynn 3123 SchubertAve.1131 Stacy, Stephanie Jane 2910 Douglas Ter.1121 Stargel, Robert N. 529 Camden Ave.1291 Stewart, Maureen L. 3188 North Farmcrest1131 Strong, Robert W. 1636 Rose PL1371 Sturm, Cynthia Gayle 2951 Ridgewood Ave.1131 Subbayya, Sonya S. 417 Wood Ave. 1201 Suter, Rebecca J. 4245 Paxton Ave. 1081 Sutton, Carrie Wilson 3312 Beredith Pl.1131 Takeuchi, Peggy H. 1 148 Cryer Ave. 1081 Thomas, Venita Lee 1 1 18 Dayton 81. 1141 Tillman,D1ane 533 Charming St. 1101 Tipton, Rhonda Lynn 7490 Edgemont1371 Titsworth, Karen 5607 Luhn Ave. 1271 Tojo, Sheila Ann 2206 Rollingridge 1381 Tombragel, Michael A. 3338 Bishop St. 1201 Tope, Timothy Joseph 2349 Henrianne Ct. 1251 Torres, Ronald 5886 Rhode Island 4374 Townsend, Douglas E. 1149 Hollywood Ave. 4244 Tracy, Nancy Jean 4404 Brazee St. 4094 Tramme1,Jayne Rae 2537 Ridgeland PI. 4124 Turner, Anthony Wayne 1935 Catalina Ave. 4374 Turner, Carolyn N. 3967 Abington Ave. 4294 Turner, Stephanie L. 5821 Wyatt Ave. 4134 Turner, Yvette M. 5828 Wyatt Ave. 4134 Twachman, John A. 2160 East Hill Ave. 4084 Tye, Linda Sue 3439 Middleton Ave. 4204 Valmore Kim A. 1246 Meriweather 4084 Van Ginkel, David G. 6 Rural Ln. 4204 Venn, Debra Sue 378 Lafayette Ave. 4204 Viers, Brett David 1257 Deliquik Dr. 4304 Wadsworth, Rebecca 3550 Saybrook Ave. 4084 Waller, Angela 3122 Hackberry 81.4074 Walsh, Kathleen Ann 2835 Minot Ave. 4094 Walsh, Thomas Patrick 1718 Cedar Ave. 4244 Walton, Kenneth 840 Rockdale Ave. 4294 Wanstrath, Janet Ann 2650 Knight Ave. 4124 Warren, Ronald Austin 1305 Oak Knoll Dr. 4244 Watzman, Lori Karen 3155 S. White Tree 4364 Waxler, Elise G. 7814 Dawn Rd. 4374 Wedig, Michael B. 1647 Alcor Ter. 4304 Weiss, Daniel Lloyd 5328 Ellmarie Dr. 4374 Welbon, Julie Lynerte 5807 Peabody Ave. 4274 Whalen, Ashley Suzanne 8013 Knollwood Ln, 4244 White, David 8475 Lynnehaven 4364 White, Jeffery Henry 1 137 Towne St. 4294 Wiebe, Ericka Kirstin 582 McAlpin Ave. 4204 Williams, Francis P. 3818 Drake Rd. 4094 Williams, Jessica L. 47 Thornton Ave. 4334 Willingham, Diann 1616 Mansfield 4104 Willins, Julie Ann 2340 Vera Ave. 4374 Wilson, Dennis Lemar 1518 Cedar Ave. 4244 Wilson, Florinda Dawn 4219 Verne Ave. 4094 Wilson, Karen Leslie 2033 Duck Creek 4074 Wiseman, Andrew William 1260 Crestwood Ave. 4264 Witt, Emiley M. 3716 Maple Park Ave. 4094 Wood, Jennifer Lynn 7360 Aracoma Forest 4374 Woode, David Kevin 3715 Norwich Ln. 4204 Workman, Brenda Leigh 1577 Wittekind Ter. 4244 Wuest, Jennifer L. 6406 Ridge Ave. 4134 Yates, Michael Curtis 2844 Marshall Ave. 4254 Yee, Linda Kay 6326 Mayflower Ave. 4374 York, Tina 2361 Chickasaw St. 4194 Youkilis, Loryn Beth 2530 Vera Ave. 4374 Young, Robert A 7960 Springvalley 4364 Yukon, Heather Elaine 1909 Bluebell Dr. 4244 Zeff, Lawrence Alan 3260 Lamarque Dr. 4364 Zelcer, Rhonda Lynn 1919 Catalina Ave. 4374 Zibas, Sigita 5827 Monticello Ave. 4244 Zinn, Jeffrey Todd 938 Avondale Ave. 4294 Zistler, James A. 6860 Corbley Rd. 4304 195 Your days are short here. 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Row 3: Jane Schne'rder, Julie Schneider, Mark Schneiderman, Kendra Schroer, Alberta Schu- macher, Ilene Schwartz, Manhew Schwietering, Kathy Sexton. Row 4: Linda Sharp, Mary Pat Shearman, Tara Sheppard. Sally Shepherd, Tyree Sherrerl Bari Shokler, Steve Showes, Amy Siegfried. Row 5: Jani Silbermann, Beth Silverstein, Eric Simmons, Steve Slavney, Amy Smith, Darryl Smith, Lori Smith, Robin Smith Row 6: Sheila Smitson, Karen Snyder, Tom Spille, Paul Spitz, Sue St. Clair, Lish Stargel, Elizabeth Stauderman, Michele Steam. 206 Juniors How 1: Carl Steely. Sharon Stein, Tamara Stein- metz, Artie Stern. Debbie Sternweiler. Mike Stout, Derrick Strahorn, Diane Stregevsky. Row 2: Mark Streicher, Mary Strubbe, Safly Sturdevant, Valerie Tate, Alan Taylor. Richard Tenenholtz. Heike Thomas, Cheryl Tiano. How 3: David Toio, Mike Tyree, Dave Uhlman, Yvonne Vanden Noon, Barb Venters, Tim Voss, Verna Waddle, Jay Waidrip. Row 4: Waymon Wallace, Deborah Waller, Todd Walters, Joy Walton, Barbara Warinner, Jili Watts, Terrie Weatherford, Susan Webb. Row 5: Fred Weiland, Arr Weinberg. Jim West, Martha Wheeler, Phil Wheeler, Gail Williams, Terry Williams, Beth Wilson. Row 6: Diane Wingerberg, Eric Wittstein, Marcie Wolfson. Doug Wong, Joe Wood, Margy Wright, Robin Zarach,Annet1eZwick. II I; Y! ti'ixx IE1 h .. jumors SOPH . RS: 0- to FD Gina Taylor UreasJ, Ann Sexton $ecg, -nni Springer Wice-Pres-J, , b S'h'erri' . .. , 7 -.m.m x L .. How 1: Brooks AHen, Chris Anderson, Cynthia Anderson, Bobby Andrews, Elizabeth Anson, Tony Arnold, Martin Arthur, Rick Baker. Row 2: Robert Ballinger, Daphne Barnes. Michele Barnes, Sarah Barter, Mitchell Bass, Steve Bassene, Diann Beatty, Sara Beaven. Row 3: Shauna Becher, Greg Bechtel, Amira Beer, Grayland Belcher, Rachel Bell, Heidi Ben- ziger, Mollie Bernstein, Laurel Birch. $ 'A xiuxx '. W , mm 'm'IY-I Bow 4: Anna Bbck, Richard Blount, Jan Bolds, Katie Bonansinga, George Boniface, Brett Book- ser, Patrick Borders, Dave Bosse. Row 5: Brad Bradford, Jennifer Brians, Bill Brodberger, Fred Bronson. Angela Brown, Steve Brown, Sandra Brunsman, Andy Brush. Row 6: Seth Burgin, Karen Burke, Ann Burrell. Jenny Bushman, Dan Carey, Beverly Carroll, Lauren Chesley, Helen Clark. 208 Row 1: Roger Clark, Tom Cleary, Billy Cohen, Ellen Cohen, Sharon Cohen, Harrison Collier, Gienn Collins, Claudia Colvard: Row 2: Jonilise Combs, Cheryl Cook, Sharon Cook, Loraine Cooley, John Creahan, Dana Crockett, Terrence Crum, Lisa Crutchfield. Row 3: Brett Cunningham, Joanne Cunning- ham, Karen Cunningham, James Curiiss, Handy Cutter, David Dafoe, Gail Daly, Eric Davidson. 1 Row 4: Brian Davis, Nicole Davis, Steve Davis. Kimberly Davisson, Tina Dean, Jeff Deihi, Onno De Jong, Ron Delyons. Row 5: Richard De Prato, Debbie Diamond, Tra- cie Dick, Brian Dietz, Evans Dillingham, Jenny Dittus, Doreen Doscher, Susan Dowers. Row 6: Tim Drew, Steve Driesbach, Marc Drizin, Michael Dudley, Rex Duncan, Tara Gay Dunsky, Bill Duskin, Zadie Edwards: How 7: David Ehrlich. James Eiffert, Chris Elliott: Row 8: Gwen Fairbanks, Jackie Fannon, Vanessa Farmer. Row 9: Joan Fisher, Jim Fiessa, Michael Fobes. Row 10: Kathy Fogle, Lavinia Foney, Brad Forbes. Row 11: Starr Ford, Martin Fox, Caryn Frank. Row 12: Margo Frankel, Alan Friedman, Tony Garvin. Sophomores 209 Row 1: Chris Gehler, Jeff Gibson, Marc Gilioli, Jeff Ginsburg, Ben Goetzman, Jenny Goings, Risa Goldey, Len Goldfarb: Row 2: Kristen Gore, Cyd Green, Marianne Green, Anita Gretchen, Kim Gross. Toby Gross, Marinko Gvozdanovic, Vera Hall. Row 3: Rich Halter, Cherie Hamm, Chris Ham: merlein, Joyce Hannah, Bill Hardin, Traci Har- per, Cheryl Harris, Jesse Harris. Flow 4: Kevin Hayes, Robert Hayes, Barbie Hazen, Valerie Heard, Cara Heginbotham, Lynn Heimkreiter, Erik Heitman, Suzanne Hehon. Row 5: Kent Henderson, Shari Henderson, Angela Hendricks, Lisa Herbers, Margaret Hesse, Kathy Heuring, Maureen Heuring, Sheri Hilderbrand. Row 6: Patricia Hifl, Sonya Hill, Melissa Hilliard, Kevin Hils, Steve Hinchman, Joy Hines, Emily Hoffman, Gail Holdgreiwe. How 7: Roman Holley, Alison Holm, Marla Holtz- man, Brad Hopping, Ruth Hornstein, Dale Houser, Everett Howard, William Howard. Row 8: Hobby Hullinger, Lori Hunter, Arnell Jackson, Kent Jacob, Cheryl Jacobs, Keith Jason, Mark Jenike, Bonita Jenkins. Sophomores Row 1: Monica Jeler, Gyan Jha, Cindy Johnson, Jeff Johnson, Tony Johnson, Steve Johnston. Betty Jones, Sonya Jones. Row 2: Terrence Jones, Sheila Joslin, Peter Kai- ser, Jeanne Kailmeyer, Faith Kalman, Marian Katsanis, David Kaufman, Chlis Kersting. Row 3: Amir Khan, Steve Kirschner, Nancy Kis- pert, Peter Knabe, Cindy Knodel, Laurie Koff, Susan Kohler, Beth Kordis. Row 4: Larry Kraus, David Krebs, Robin Larkin, Sherri Lathan, Terri Lathan, Donna Lawson, Mary LeClair, Mark Leaver. Row 5: Paul Leitzinger, Randi Levy, Chris Lewis, Stephan Lilly, Susan Lilly, John Lindberg, Lee Ann Ladder, Eric Long. Row 6: Chris Loper, Randi Loreaux, Frank Louber, Judy Ludwig, Mary MacPherson, David Malof. Jeff Mandell, Natalie Mangham. Row 7: Joanne Mann, Ian Manyawu, Irene Mar- golin, Doris Marks, Kenny Marks, Chris Marsh, Rochelle Martin, Anna Mathis, Row 8: Kame Matsudo, Sherry Manes, Rodney Matthews, Sam Matthews, Doug McGonegle, Peter McCall, Betsy McCormick, Adrienne McCrary. Sophomores 212 Row 1: Mill McDaniel, Jill McDona1d, James McDonald, Rick McDonough, Pam Menges, Mark Menifee, Relada Miller, T. J. Miller. Row 2: Beverly Mitchell, Kim Mitchell, Paul Moore, Tina Moore, Beth Morgan, James Mon genroth, Paul Morrison. Donita Morse: How 3: Stephanie Morton, Tom Mosier, Kath- leen Mullaney, Kedar Murthy, Amy Mussio, Ed Nagel, David Nathan, Todd Neumann. Raw 4: Robert Nixon, Joseph Obermeyer, Jenny O'Flaherty, Perry 0hren, Julie O'Nan, Todd O'Reilly. Peter Osborn, Ken Parks. Row 5: Rene Paroz, Penny Parr, Denita Patter- son, Jeff Payne. Kevin Payton, Allan Peck, Becky Perlstein. Kim Peters. Row 6: Felecia Pharris, Todd Phillips, Cinda Piascik, Jeifrey Pieper, Beth Polasky, Cindy Polasky, Gina Pruent, Jeff Rabkin. Flow 7: Beth Randall, Jim Reichert, Carmen Reyes, Dean Richardson, Sarah Ricks, Andy Rieck, Wendy Ringel, Michelle Roberts. Row 8: Todd Robinson, Michael Rodriguez, Terry Roh. Row 9: David Roth, Mike Rothenberg, Sarah Hothenberg. Row 10: Nancy Rue, Beth Bundle, Betsy Rupp. Row 11: Glen Sachs, John Saylers. David Sal- zer. Row 12: David Sammons, Ann Schmidt. David Schmitt. Sophomores Row 1: Betsy Schoellkopf, Adele Schreibeis, Nancy Schubert, Diane Schuler, Glenn Schul- man, Margie Schultz. Wiz Schulze, Tina Schu- macher: Row 2: Saul Schumsky, Patsy Schwegman, Alan Segerman, Rick Seltzer, Anne Sexton, Byron Shapev, Mark Shapiro, Debbie Sheldon. Raw 3: Amy Sholiton, Ruth Shulman, Karen Sie- ber, Teri Signer, Marc Sirkin, Jenny Skoglund, Bev Smith, Carl Smith. , Row 4: Eric Smith, Genene Smith, Karen Smith, Pam Smith, Ayub Spencer, Joe Spitzer, Jenny Springer, Paul Stanz. Row 5: Shari Statman, Patricia Stewart, Greg Stokes, Cris Stolzenberger, Robin Strauss, Ten. Iey Sunon, Brian Taylor, Grover Taylor: How 6: Jeanna Taylor, Chuck Teller, Marc Tes- sel, Doug Theile, Anthony Thompson, Bill Thor- man, Scarlet Tipton, Gail Townsend. How 7: Julie Trondle, Ellen Tucker. Lynn Tumen, Rhonda Turner, Tom Uhlman, Nancy Van Ginkel, Sara Varland, Lisa Waites. Raw 8: Denise Walker, Pamela Walker, Virginia Walker, Raymond Wallace, Roy Wallace, Jerome Waller. How 9: Joe Walsh, Joanne Walters, William Waxler, Corbin Weaver, Lisa Weber, Becky Weise. Flow 10: Sara Weller, Todd Wells, Scott Wha3en, Cheryl Whittaker, Heidi Wiedemann, Ronald Witkins. Flow 11: Ann Williams, Susan Williams. Lynn Witter, Robin Wood. Mike Wright, Alex Wygoda. How 12: Lai Sun Yee, Danny Zerkel, Jura Zibas, Jenny Zimmerman, John Zipperer, AMY AND RICH ZZZZZ. Sophomores 214 Row 1: Brad Agin, Susie Allen, Kim Allgeyer, Shelly Anderson, Bernie Ausdenmoore, Jane Avril, Patti Bain, Amy Baker. Row 2: Brian Balsley, Bobby Bardach, Hal Bar- ron, Teresa Baston, Kimberly Bedgood, Debbie Begley, Scott Bepler, Brad Berry. Row 3: Lynn Betemps, Bronwyn Bevan, Vina Bird, Bonnie Blakely, Michael Blumberg, Lisa Borden, Jeffrey Bortz. Tracey Bridge. Row 4: Steven Brokamp, Mark Bronson, Mona Bronson, Chris Brookshire, Steven Brose, Cedric Brown, Tony Brown. Valencia Brown. Row 5: Vincent Brown, Tina Bryant, Lee Buchanan, David Bunch, Nancy Burke. Ron Burton, Jeanne Buns, Vicki CaldweII. Row 6: Mary Jo Campbell, Beth Carroll, Mike Carson. Amy Carter, Tia Cass, Linda Centers, John Chaiken, Cossie Chandler. Freshmen .2... David Reeve Ave e-PresJ, Row 1: Sandy Chaney, Michael Chartock, Shiou Ming Chen, Faye Chess, Eric Christensen, Robyn Clajus, Jay Cfark, Allen Cohen. Row 2: Josh Cohen, Jennifer Coleman, Brad Commey, Jeff Corey, Connie Corken, Todd Cov- ington, Scott Craig, William Craig. Row 3: Stephanie Curry, Richard Daniels. Michael Davis, Tammy De Vise, Norma Deas, Debbie Dechter, Remco Dejong, Ken Dierker. Row 4: Missy Dietrich, Robert Drexelius, Made; tine Driebach, Robert Drye, Janicyn Dunbar, Michelle Duncan, Mary Dunn, Elizabeth Eiche. Row 5: Susan Elkus. Jeannette Elliott, Teresa Elliott, Nick Erndt, Ron Essig, Linda Evans. Todd Fader, Kathy Fantroy. Row 6: Amy Feldman, Diane Feldman, Melome Feldstein, Elizabeth Ferguson, Lee Ann Fernth- ell, Shem Fetters, Ann Fidler, Cindy Fields. Row 7: Tracy Fields. Richard Finer, Marc Fisher, Angela Fluellen, Paul Folkers, Lori Foreman, Byron Foster, Laura Foster. Row 8: Robert Frey, Kathleen Friel, Todd Fry- burger, Malanie Fullman, Alyssa Gaddis, Joan Gassett, Margie Gan, Robin Gazaway. Row 9: Erin Gehler' Susan Gervers. Karen Goetz, Chris Gordon, Terrie Gosney, Henry Gourley, Natlie Graham, Patricia Grant. F reshmen 215 Row 1: Chip Gray. Genenee Grayson. David Greenberg, Jill Greenberg, Marc Greifenkamp. Alexander Guest, Ted Guggenheim. Row 2: Brian Hagemann, Lisa Hagenauer, Rena Hahn, Rick Haller, Greg Halter, Holly Hamilton, Mina Hampton. How 3: Jennifer Handel, Roberta Harden, Deb- bie Harpold, Jackie Harris, Randy Harris, How- ard Haskins, Rhonda Hatfield. Row 4: Marty Hatter, Roseanne Hauer, Greg Hawkins, Stan Hazen, Laura Healey, Rob Heid- enreich, Jane Heiman. Row 5: Sandra Heimberg, Kevin Henderson, Kevin Herzog, Gaile Hicks. Gary Hill, Daryl Hit- son, Eiizabeth Hodge, Row 6: Melissa Hoel, Karen Hofmann, Debbie Hofstetter, Jody Holwadel, Joyce Howard, Tony Hudson, Jerry Hurst. Row 7: Sam Ison, William Jackson, Edwartj Jacobs, Guy James, Ingrid Jarmon, Michael Jef- trey, David Jenike. Row 8: Antoinet1e Jenkins, Harry Jenkins, Adri- enne Johnson, Cheryl Johnson, Lisa Johnson, Robert Johnson, RenWick Jones. Row 9: Linda Jordan, Tami Kamin, Suzanne Kaplan, Harry Kapouralis, Catherine Kauffman, David Kelly, Linda Kerdolff, Kristina Killen. Row 10: Yvette Kinebrew, Tami Kirschner, Debr bie Kittle, Ellen Knight, Leslie Kohler, Matt Kraus, Ann Marie Kreft, Jane Kuenzel. Row 11: Hans Lachman, Sheri Lainhart, Jackie Larkin. Sheila Larkin, Charles Lathan, Karen Laurens, Lorna Lavi, Gina Leatherwood. Row 12: Dawn Lee, John Lee, Kathy Leonard, Yvene Lett, Barry Levy, Jeaninne Lewis, Joseph Liner, Julie Lowenstein. 216 Freshmen Row 1: Craig Luke, Matt Luken, David Lusen- hop, Maria Lustik, David Mack, Kay Mahne, Mark Maltz, Tina Manzi. F $135 1A3? How 2: Keith Martin, Doug May, Jo Ann May, Robin Mayfield. Ed McAllister. Rod McAninch. Jeff McCann, Shannon McDaniel. How 3: Lelia McKeehan, Dan McKinney, Carol McNamara, Kim McWhorter, Andy Meeks, Rachel Meltzer, Patty Merz, Steve Mans: How 4: Yariv Millet, Ervin Mitchell, Greg Molden, Jim Monahan, Doug Moore, Susan Moormann. Kerry Morgan, Rick Mosher. How 5: Mike Mullenix, Scott Mullins, Lisa Mur: phy, Kathy Murray, Lisa Myers, Amy Nathan. John Nelsen, Ivan Nepustil. Row 6: Tom Newbold, Sherry Nickum, Barb Nocheck, Steve Nolan, Mark O'Connell, Michele O'Donnell, Jim Okura, Cheri Olverson. Row 7: Susan O'Nan, Jean Osterbrock, Steve Ostrow, Tracey Pace, Ralph Parker. Benita Par- ker, Jonathan Partin. Alice Passer. Row 8: Danny Penn. Steve Perry, Hick Pescov- itz, Richard Peters, Jim Petri, Todd Pflug. Timo- thy Ping, Madeieine Pollack. F reshmen 218 Row 1: Jili Powell, John Prentiss, Paul Purdon, Jeffrey Pyles, Tanya Raimey, Marshall Heaney, Jennifer Reines, Sharol Reynolds, Row 2: Laurie Richmond, Karen Ridley, Karen Riley, John Hitter, Allison Roberts, Callie Robin- son, Lori Robinson, Sheila Robinson. How 3: Beth Robison, Brenda Roder, Pam Roehr, Brenda Homine. Ann Rose, Jennie Rosenthal, Christa Ross, R. J. Rothchild. Row 4: Laurie Rowe, David Rueve, John Sar- gent, Rick Schear, Karl Schmitt, Amy Schneider, Benny Schreiber, Steve Schulz: Row 5: Vickie Schulz, Jim Schwartz, Bridget Schweri, Nona Scott. Keith Sears, Kevin Sears, Roben Sellers. Row 6: Steven 5613, Julie Sexton, Jon Shaffer, Virginia Shelton. Flow 7: Tom Shepherd, Sabrina Sher, Sally Sieck, Earl Sistrunk. Row 8: Cheryl Smith, Michelle Snipes, Jeff Sobul, Lynn Sommer. Row 9: Bill Spears. Bruce Squillanie, Craig Staf- ford. How 10: Margaret Stalnaker, Mike Statman, Dan Stephens. Flow11zJoe Stern, Rick Stern, Debbie Stumpf. Row 12: Chris Subbayya, Cathi Sullivan, David Sweeney: Freshmen Row 1: William Taulbee, Dave Taylor, Pamela Taylor, Theresa Taylor, Barbie Teeter, Margaret Theiss. Lynne Thomas, Shirley Thomas. Row 2: Tommy Thompson, Chris Thorman, Roxanne Tidmore, Mary Toepker, Mary Toio, William Tomblin, Beverly Torres, Ric Towner. Row 3: Anthony Tribble, Regina Trombly, Lisa Undenovood. Andre Valentine, John Vidas. Mark Von Kampen, Mary Waddle, Jon Wade. Row 4: Marlene Wagner, Brenda Waldron, Clay- ton Walker, Cynthia Walker, Bradley Wallace, Dominica Wallace, Albert Wang. Richard Warm. Row 5: Carmen Warren, Todd Wasserman. Sindy Wayne, Craig Weaver, Dina Weisberg, Carla Welborn, Alicia Westbrook. Row 6: Jessica White, Donald Whitehead, Wade Whittaker, Kellie Wilfong. Row 7: Annette Williams, Carol Williams, James Williams, Valora Williams. Row 8: Bruce Willis, Lavicla Wilson, Lonny Witt- stein, Don Wong Row 9: Ming Wong. Jean Woodard, Joy Wooley. Row 10: Ronny White, Pany Youkilis, Penny Youkilis. Row 11: Kimberly Young, Juan Carlos Zavala, Marilyn Zelcer. Row 12: Barb Zemsky, Deanna Zerkel, Brad Zinn. Freshmen 219 220 Raw 1: Jim Abbmt, Leslie Aberlin. Amy Abrams. Erin Ackdoe. Ginger Adams. Jean Adams. Lane Adams, Wesley Adams. Row 2: Barbara Adkins. Darren Adkins, William Adkins. Rochelle Allen, Thomas Allen, Les Anderson, Teresa Applegate, Jenni Bain. Row 3: Jenee Baker, Stephan Baker, Laura Bakie, Juliet Ballinger, Simon Balson, Anthony Barnes. Leslie Barnes, Sharyl Barnes. Row 4: Paul Barter, Patrice Baughman. Pam Baumgardner. Chip Bender. Renee Burger, Robert Berger. Gail Billow. Ike Binford. Row 5: Jill Binford. Jenni Birdsall. Jill Bishop. Peter Blocksom, Sharon Blum, Sandy Bolek, Melissa Bongard, Bradley Benz. Row 6: Steve Bove, Bret Bradtord, Melissa Braun, Lisa Brinkdopke, Kenneth Brinn, Brett Britten, Cheryl Brooks. Andy Brown. Flow 1: Jovana Brown, Karen EFaine Brown, Michele Brown, Sally Brown, Michael BruegA gemeyer, Diane Brunsman, James Burke, Adri- enne Burns. Row 2: Paui Burns, Cary Bushman, Jon Cadle, Donald Caldwell, James Campbell, Scott Camp- bell, Sonya Campbell, Marsha Canyon. How 3: Mark Cappel, Michael Carr, Calvin Car ter, Deborah Casey, Kenneth Casey, Pamela Cavalier, Heather Chandler, LoisChaney. Row 4: Richard Chapman, Eve Chin, Torn Chol- mondele, Timothy Chow, Georgia Clark, Kim How 5: Sally Cohen, Teresa Cohen, Marie Cole- man, Monica Colvard. James Combs, Steve Conrad, Beih Cook, Jenny CoreyV Flow 6: Michael Crawford, Ricky Crawford, Lauy rie Crowe, Suzanne Cutter, Tony D'Amersio, Sarah Daniels, Geoff David, Gwendolyn Davis. 221 Row 1: Paula Davis, Romola Davis, Sandy Davis, Sidney Davis, David Deal, Cindy Deborde, Barbara Dechter, Glenn Demar: Row 2: Allison Denham, Gary Devoe, Deron Dickey, Michele Dobranski. Row 3: Jay Dollries, Rhonda Donaldson, Dan Dornacher, Deitra Douglass. Row 4: Julie Drennan, Pam Drummond, Lisa Dunigan, Laura Dyer. Row 5: Jamie Earley, Jennifer Edmonds, Brian Edmondson, David Eiffen. Row 6: Karen Ekstrum, Stephanie Elliott, Donna Ellis, Tina Fader. Row 7: Mark Fain, Robert Ferris. Tammy Fine, Louis Flaspohler, Elaine Fleischer, Bobbie Forbes, Jane Francis. Row 8: Mike Frank, Renee Franklin, Carl Fries, Albert Frydland. Row 9: Rob Gaddis, Giles Galbraith, Lisa Galvin, Danny Ganeiz. Row 10: Steve Geohegan, Cecilia Germann, Paul Gibson, DannyGillett. Row 11: Terri Glenn, David Glueck, Bill Goedde, Joli Gohs. E-Flats 222 Row 1: Neal Goldfarb, Laurie Goldman, Suzanne Gore, Brian Gover, Keith Grace, Rich- ard Graeter, Sharon Green, Tracy Greenberg. Row 2: Franklin Greenfield, Marla Greenstein, Mel Greiser, Scott Griffin. Row 3: Julie Grinker, Jackie Grupp, David Gunn, Allison Guttman. Row 4: Beth Haffer, Derrick Hahn, Melanie Hahn. Jeffery Hair. How 5: Robert Hamrick, Danny Hardin, Marcia Hardy, Mike Harlow. Row 6: Franny Harris, Mimi Hartwell, Mac Hata- way, Lynn Hatfield: Row 7: Kevin Hatter, Natalie Hayes. Joey Hazen, Beverly Heath, Irene Heimberg. Debbie Heinlen, Kerri Henderson. Row 8: Mike Henderson, Walter Henderson, Kurt Henneberg, Jill Henry. Row 9: Robert Herbert. Elben Herman, Lisa Harms, Lynne Herring. Row 10: Mark Hewitt, Carl Hickman, Byron Hill, Jennifer Hill. Row 11: Ronam Hill. John Hilton, Molly Hinck- Iey, Steve Hirsch. E-Flats 223 Row 1: Martha Hoffman, Cindy Hofstetter, BlanV Ion Hol1ey, Jennifer Holt. Stephanie Hopping. Bradley Horn, Ursula Housmn, Phillip Hughes. Row 2: Leroy Hunter, Rosa Hunter, Eric Hutch- inson, Jennifer Hyer, Monica lbarra, Todd Ingram, Shelton Jackson, Liz Jacobs. Row 3: Tonya Renee James, Bill Jansak, Holly Jason. Patty Jasper, Stella Jeruzalmi, Angela Johnson, Jamie Johnson, Nik Johnson. Row 4: Jennifer Johnston, Ken Jones. How 5: Lonnie Jones, Joe Judge. Row 6: Sharon Kalman, Allen Karpe. Row 7: Anne Katz, Peter Kauffman. Row 8: Kevin Keely, Mary Kay Keiser. Row 9: Michele Keller, Terasa Kellner: Row 10: Shawn Kerr, John King, Tee King, Diane Kissel, Susan Klebanow, Robert Klein, Sherry Klein, Patty Kohler. Row 11: Jim Kordis, Wendy Korobkin, Carolyn Krimmer, John Krug, Ken Kuhn, Troy Lacey: Debbie Lahey, Katherine Langley: Row 12: Barry Larkin, Shawna Learl Jackie LeBlanc, Mark Lehrer, Eddie Lererl Charles Ler- ner, David Lester, Devorah Levinrad, 224 E-Flats 3923 How 1: Charles Lewis, Jolly Li, Jon Lieberman, ' Richard Lindsey, Joe Litkenhaus. Lori Lohse, Jacqueline Lucas, Catha Lucca. Row 2: Jeff Luchs, Steve Luebkeman, George Lukens, Melissa Maier, Pam Malof, Henry Mal- one, Elinor Marrero. Row 3: Garvin Martin, Pam Martin. Torrie Mason, Beverly Mathis, Sara Maningly, David Maury, Lisa McDaniel. Row 4: Rich Mcallister, Linda McClure, Mike McCuskev, Melinda McDonald, Kim McMullen, lrvetta McMunry, Nancy Meredith. Row 5: Fred Merritt, Cynthia Meyn, Gina Michels, Charles Middlekauf, Eric Miles, Steve Millman, Debra Moody: Row 6: Ernestine Moore, Howard Moore, Melinda Moore, Tara Moore, Mike Moskowitz, Erie Moss, Tracy Moss. Row 7: Matt Multaney, Holly Mundon, Jeff Napier, James Neal. Monica Newby, Mark New- man, Marlowe Nichols. Row 8: Nicole Nicodemus, Paul Nienaber, David Noe, Julie Obermeyer, Steve Oconnor, Don Okura, Marylyn Oldham. Row 9: Robin Olinger, Sherry Owens, Michael Paden, Sheretha Page, Jung-Ki Park, Randy Pasley, David Peristein. Flow 10: Mark Parsley, Amanda Peters, Todd Peters, Thomas Pfaff. Carol Phillips, Jennifer Pieper, Keith Pillow, Judy Finger. Row 11: Debra Pitzer, Melissa Pluncken, Jeff Poliner, Larry Pollack, Michael Poole, Joel Pusey, Judi Powell, John Powers. Row 12: Adriane Prairie, Julie Price, Louis Proietti, Leonard Pugh, Susan Purdon, Maeve Quinn, Matt Habold, Mary Raczke. E-Flats Row 1: Rick Rave, Alvin Reed, Steve Reichen, Tricia Renner, Leonard Reuter, Joe Reyes, Chris Richardson, Christy Richardson. Row 2: Darren Rieck, Warren Rogers, Kim Rog- erson, Tom Rose, Andrea Rosenthal, Timothy Ross, Mark Rosser, Mary Roush. Row 3: Randy Routt. Spencer Rowe, Haguit Rubinstein, Beth Rueve, Kamia Runyan, Anita Saldana, Theresa Salyers, Sharon Schaffer. Row 4: Ginger Schear, Lisa Schiering, David Schmidt, Jody Schneiderman, David Schram, Ann Schreiber, Dirk Schroer, Michael Schulze. Row 5: Beth Schwartz, Jami Schwartz, Arnold Scott, Duane Sears. How 6: Michael Shapiro, Nina Shapiro, Shelly Sherman, Elysheva Sherry. Row 7: Tom Shore, Steve Shrader, Alison Sides, Suzie Sifri. Row 8: Michael Simmons, Doug Simon, Jeff Simpson, Genevieve Sims. How 9: John Siater, Amy Smith, Annene Smith, Phil Smith. How 10: Rachel Smith, Rhonnie Smith, Tim Smith, Steve Smitson, How 11: Barry Snyder, Doug Snyder, Grace Sorta, Hope Spalter. Row 12: Estella Spaulding, Claire Spille, Leslie Spitz, Lisa Spreen. . E-Flats Row 1: Emilie Stafford, Angela Staggsl David Slallings, Gayle Statman, Sarah Stauderman, Robert Stein, Thomas Stein, Keith Steinher, Row 2: Jerry Stephens, Tom Stewart, Leigh Sto- rey, Alison Story. Mike Strauss, Stephen Stricken George Stroplos, Carol Stuckey. Row 3: Jeff Sullivan, Amanda Summersell, Steve Swisher, Joan Taylor, Karen Taylor, Dana Terrell, Carol Thomas, Jim Thomas. Row 4: Kersni Thomas, Anne Thompson, Sudie Thompson. Tracy Thompson, Scott Tiemeyer, Robert Tingle. Kathy Toepker. Rose Tojo. Row 5: Timothu Toler, Derrick Toliiver, Roleena Tucker, Sharon Tye, Rosenia Tyus, Terri UHner, David Upson: Row 6: Alice VanDennoon, Andrea Van Velzel, Duffey Vaughn, Cindy Von Bargen, Hannah Wacholder, Brad Waggoner, Terry Wagner. Row 7: Joe Wallace. Linda Wang, Bill Warkany, Elizabeth Warren, Tina Warren, Andrew Waugh, David Weaver. Row 8: Geoffrey Webster, Ellen Weiner, David Weiper, Clay Whalen, Alison Whaley, Graig Whistler, Allison White: Row 9: Ed White, Elizabeth White, Darrin White- head, Lori Whitehead, Polly Wiester, Diane Wil- kins, David Wilks. Row 10: Kim Willet, Angela Williams, Deitra Wil: liams, Felicia Williams. Jackie Williams, Shan- non Williams, Lisa Williamson. Row 11: Anita Wilaon, Laura Wilson, Cindy Win: get, Brian Wolfe, Kay Wolfley, Evan Wood, Mark Woodrun. ' Row 12: Henriena Wright, Kelly Wright, Robert Wyler, Ben Yamaguchi, Lawanda Young, Peter Zimmer, DuerkZinn. E-Flats Effies How 1: Eunice Adair, Renee Adams, Bobby Adkins, Dianna Alexander, Billy Alexander. Lydia Allen, WaIter Alien, Heidi Alletzhauser. Row 2: Valerie Anderson, Norman Applegate, Rhonda Autry, Clairie Bailey, Colleen Bain, Susan Ball, Eric Banks, Henry Barnes. Row 3: PhiHip Barnhart. James Barrier, Mike Barron, Kathy Bennett, David Beran, Jacqueline Blair, Debbie Bodmer, Karen Boesherz. Row 4: David Boggs, Rickey Borden, Cathy Bolw Ioc, Sarah Borders, Tim Bosley, Renee Bove, John Bowers, Debbie Bradford. Row 5: Yvonne Brakas. Darrell Brasey, Karen Breen, Gina Britten, Jeffrey Broadnax, Kathryn Brooks, Rhonda Brooks, Alicia Brown. Row 6: Beth Brown, Denise Brown. Gina Brown, James Brown, Jennifer Brown, Tom Brown, Brian Bryant, Lisa BurkeA 228 :- whra ' !ll'lii.: ' IN I Row 1: Chris Burrelk. John Burton, Mike Buschle, Gail Bushman, Marilyn Buskirk, Natalie Byers. Row 2: Adam Bykofsky, Kelly Callahan, David Campbell, Andy Caplan, Christine Carey, Barb Car michael. Row 3: Katie Carney, Mary Carpenter, Susan Carsh, Peter Carson, Steve Carson, Lisa Carter, DouglassCatron Row 4: Bruce Chaiken, Todd Chapman, Leslie Chard, Stephan Chow, Doug Christensen, Roderick Christmon, Denise Cissell. Row 5: Eric Claius, Kelly Clement, Tiawana Coats, Jennifer Cody. Abbe Cohen, Susan Cohen. Ginger Cole. How 6: Jeri Coieman, Teresa Comisar, Michele Cooper, Michelle Corbett, Alvin Cordell, Tanya Cox, Wayne Cox. Row 7: Joy Crawford, Monica Crittenden, Brian Crum, Clinton Crumpton, Pam Currie, Darron Davis, Gregory Davis. Row 8: Ozie Davis, Teresa Davis, Rick Depalma, Lois Dick, Patrice Dickerson, John Dickey, Jeff Dierker. Effies 229 How I: Mark Dillard. Row 2: Jim Dillinger. How 3: Sari Dinerman. Row 4: Lenny Dmochowski, um Hon!- 1 FORGOT NV LUNCH How SzKelley Dodds. Row 6: Paul Drews, Judy Dunbar, Gary Dunn, Jeff Durstock, Rhonda Dyer, Lori Edwards. Row 7: Molly Eggers, Gretchen Eide, Patricia Elder, Dwight Ellington, Reveriy Elliott, J. D, Ellis. Row 8: Matt Ellis. John Ellison, Julie Emden, Eliza- beth Emrick, John Erndt, Keenan Estese. Flow 9: Van Estill, Brian Fails, Patrice Fant, Bill Far- ley, Richard Fearing, MartiIia Ferguson. Row 10: Tauana Ferguson, Jackie Feners, Ridgely Ficks, David Fisher, Paul Flaspohler, Angela Fobbs. How 11: Heather Forusz, Antonio Foster, Daniel Fox, Thomas Frank, Stuan Frankel, Rebecca Free- man. Row 12: Simon Friling, Kevin Froehlich, Robin Frye, Danito Fulgham, Merinda Gard, Kelly Garner: Effies 230 Row 1: Anita Garrett, Greg GaskilI, Theresa Geisen, Ricky Gentry, Scott Grewe, Blake G'rlhoov ley, John Gillman, Robin Giover. Row 2: Julie Goddard, Scott Goertemiller, David Goldey, Ruth Goldman, Eddie Goldstein, Toni Goodwin, Donald Graves, Mark Gray. Row 3: Sheryl Green, Kevin Greenwood, Keenan Gregory, Ann Griesser, Karen Grimme, Reginald Grizzard, Karen Grupp, Robert Hadden: How 4: Eric Hagenauer, Kerry Hall, Chris Hamad, Eleanor Hamelrath, Shelly Hammond, Doug Hampton, Emma Harper, Stephanie Harris, Row 5: Tracy Harris, James Hassel, Derek Hayes, Lovly Haygood, Darrie Haynes, David Heiden- reich, Maggie Heirnan, Michael Heines. Row 6: Carrie HeImes, Bill Henderson, Thomas Hendricks, Kirk Henninge, Jeff Hllderbrand, Eve- lina Hill, Pam Hill, Heather Hines. Row 7: Carl Hisle, Jeanne Hodge, LeRoy Hodge, Tracy Holiand, Judy Hopmeier, Maureen Horn. ing, Leah Horwitz, Amy Hotchkiss. How 8: April Howard, Karen Howard, Jennifer Howe, Dawn Hudson. Richard Huenefeld. Joe Hughes, Marcel Humes, Katie Hunter. me mg owes EfFlE ! Row9: Julia lbarra. Row 10: Todd Ingram. NO K5 Row11: Jeanna Jackson. . Mr 61 ,HE 9m, WALKS leD How 12: Richard Jackson. MS! Effies 232 Row 1: Jeff James, Arthur Jarvis, Heather Jason, John Jenkins. Lisa Jenkins, Robyn Jep- personA Row 2: David Jeruzalmi, Greg Johnson, Kimber- Eey Johnson, Scott Jordan, Lainey Kahlstrom, David Kallmeyer. Row 3: Carlos Kavanaugh, Stephen KeHy, Jef- frey Kemp, Teresa Kennedy, Ginny Kessis, Donna King. Row 4: Mindy Kirschner, James Kissel, Jayna Kitchen, Eric Knodel, William Knodel, James Knox. Row 5: Jill Korobkin, Shelley Krakovsky, Karen Kraus, Mary Kraus. Mary Kay Kreft, Connie Krimpenfort. Row 6: Lynn Kube, Polly Kuenzel, Sarah Kuhl. Mitchell Lach, Leroy Lavi, Todd Leary. Row 7: Victor Lee, Pam Lefker, Ricky Lefton, Daniel Leonard, Aundra Lige, Wendy Lightbody. Row 3: Lee Ligon, Eric Lindeman, Debbie Lind- sey, Chris Long, Mary Lucas, Steve Luchs. Row 9: Laura Luckett, Joseph Lustik, Jerry Mac- Laughlin, Rosalie Mayfeld, Jon Maiis, Pam Mar- golen. Effies Row 1:Alethea Marshall, Darrell Martin, Steve Mar- tin. Melody Massey, Mary Matthews, Amy Mayfield, Martin McGrory. Row 2: Lisa McKinney, Donna McMillan, Sara McNeil, Marian McBride, Angeiita McClain, Dawn McCloud, Melissa McKasson. Row 3: Brent McKnight. Scott McMillan. Row 4: Mike McNamara, Amanda McNece. Row 5: Laura Meeks, Kristy Meineke. Row 6: Susan Merritt, Lauren Meyers. HLHHYL . quh'nxih hung: Row 7: Roberta Meyn, Hilary Middlekauf. Row 8: Jeff Miller, Lori Miller. Row 9: Mark Mifler, Montgomery MiHer, Treva Miller, Vicki Miller, Todd Mitchell, Denise Mize. SudhirMohan. Row 10: Monica Montgomery, Kenneth Moore, Nick Moore, Richard Moore, Roscoe Morgan, Robin Morrison, Phillip Moses: Row11: Mimi Mosher, Adam Moskowitz, Larry Mul- lins, Ralph Mundy, Jemeia Murib, Shenan Murphy, Trisha Murphy. 'IH I limit Row 12: Christine Murray. Deedy Nadel, Robby Nathan, Chris Neal, Elizabeth Neale, Becky Neisen, James Nichols. Effies Row 1: Camille Nicodemus, George Nimmo, Leroy Nocheck, Chuck Nickolls, Peter Oppen- heimer, Traci Ostand, Katherine Overhoff, Kim Padway. Row 2: Cassandra Parker, Tempie Panin, Kath- erine Patty, Sara Paulson, Brad Payne, KeiIie Payne, Marcus Payne, Laurie Peck. Row 3: Anne Peiley, Sherri Pennington, James Perry, Bryan Peskin, David Peters, Jaime Pflug, Leonard Phipps, Steven Pickel. Row 4: Danny Pinger, Ronald Pleasant. Karen Polasky, Lutricia Posey, Greg Predmore, Eddie Price, Trey Presser, Bobby Purdon. Row 5: Sharri Rammelsberg, Cathy Randall, Cherly Rave, Tia Rawlings, Mike Rechel, Kip Reines, Monica Rencherl Sarita Reyes. Raw 6: Michelle Rheinecker, Anhur Richard, Kit Richards, Alexander Ritschel, Joe Hitter, Denise Roberts, Amy Robinson, Kris Roehr: Row 7: Brian Rogers. Natalie Rood. Lisa Roschke. Ivy Rose, Sally Rose. David Rosenthal, Keenan Ross, Vicki Roth. Row 8: Naomi Rothenberg, Ronald Rothhaas, Angelica Rucker, Joshua Russo, Rebecka Rut- ledge, Chris Ryan, April Sanders, Todd Sato- gata. Row 9: Pam Sauter, Danielle Savin, Susie Schnetzer, Karen Schoenharl, Torn Schulz. Katherine Schwab, Valerie Schwenkner, De Lisa Searight. Row 10: Mark Sebron, Jill Segerman, Danny. Sera, Dan Shirk, Rachel Shocket, Anastasia Shudra, Linda Sieber, David Siegel. Row 11: Art Simon, Kenneth Simpson, Bari Slavney, Jason Smith, Ron SmEth, Steven Smith, Trina Smith, Joe Smitherman. Row 12: Harold Snellings, Teresa Snodgrass, Amy Snyder, Jenniier Stafford, Antoinett Stall- worth, Michael Starnbach, Danny Statman, BettyStefanik. Effies In Memoriam: Adrienne L. BurtOn CH - See Chapman, Todd. Row 1: Alex Stillpass, Stephen Stith, Clarissa Stokes, Carrie Stoudemire, Fred Strahorn, Amy Straus, Barbara Stumpf. Holly Sulek. Row 2: Beverly Sutton, Michelle Swango, Peter Swann, Rick Swinford, Tara Swing, Ron Sylva. Mary Symes, Danny Tager. Row 3: Jack Tager, Mark Talley, Wayne Tatters- hall, Myrna Taylor, Beth Tholke, Car1a Thomas, David Thomas, Shawn Thomas. Row 4: UL Michael Toepker, Theresa Tojo. Dor- othy Talbert, Russ Towner, Ronald Trimble. Jeff Trondle, Andrew Truax, Laura Vanginkei. Row 5: Karen Vannatter, Christine Varga, Monica Vaught, Margie Veite, Bari Venn, Josh Vogel, Carin Wade, Kenneth Waites. How 6: Terri Wallace, Susan Waller, Miriam Warm, Wendy Wasmund. Kenneth Weatherford, Vickie Weaver, Robin Weinstein, Michelle Weise. How 7: Pamela Wells, Dana Wernette, Donna Wertheim, Ronald Whitfield, Jon Wigser, Patri- cia Wilfong, Brendan Williams, Carlton Wil- Iiams. Row 8: Christine Williams, Mary Williams, Robyn Williams, Elien Wilson, Joaquin Wilson, John Wilson. Rosalyn Wilson, Vaierie Wilton. Row 9: John Winfrey, Kim Winget, Jeffrey Witt. Row 10: Mark Witter, Amy Wolf, Kimberly Wood. Row 11: Shelly Woodward, Rene Wyrobnik, San- dra Wysong. Row 12: Julie Yankoff, David Zimov, iMatt Ashare. Effies 235 Our advertising staff covered the entire city! of our advertisers helped to make this GRAPHIC I - COMMIiJIEIEQmONs III ; 21-5 West Ninth St. Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 5130 241-0732 INTERMEDIA Schindlcr+Hnward Advertisinanc 2936 Vernon Place - Cmcinnati, Ohio 45219 Panamounf Drawer F, Taft Station 236 .7 Their diligence, ahd the generosity and cooperation g Publ 1081; ion nationwide Caldwell Copywriting Service 1175 Beverly Hills Drive, Cihcinnati, Ohio 45226 613 871-5858 Pnesentations Cincinnati, Ohio 45236 237 238 Class Of 1978 TakeYOurAncmnph$Hnmns... With Pride.. h1Pr0p0rU0n1RJYourInvesUnent of Self In the Accomplishing Take 3urL0ve.. , With Awareness.. ForParenh;and 3thren , Both Metamorphise to lust People Take Your Next Arena . . . VVHh 30nEdenCeu You Are Better Prepared ?kuquourm ves... Seriously. ButNotToo The Walnut Hills High School Association Coke .adds life I0 1m old ddy when you warm to do your thmg He VOLHHOH m? Cum- --m .I 7.0. ... 1 v-7...- $21 J 39 , - flit: iu . . a -5-4.-- a. -m-u 239 N R E T T A P i 6- C 331.9 ARES UBB PATTERN FINKE C N R E T T A P D O T A R m P BOTTLED BY PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF CINCINNATI, 2121 SUNNYBROOK DRIVE. ?61-5800. 5458 MONTGDMIHV RD i 'i'eYu- x, Eff $5 3s gwg .03.... .3 .- . 3 i v 33 M MWN f 3 mesa mm W kw w. 0..-. .3 u -. .. $6 WC.LU. U $wa awECtND Jwau dug . .L m 4 546$. $ .. m 0 Aw awn 965w ng mm V 24m 52m , gg. x Q 2985 $333 CommD E300. M MN imam? BI GVALLEY RADI 0 Love Park Roy Shepard 8686 Michael Lane General Manager Fairfield, Ohio 45014 513679-9180 1, when we storied Globe Furniture, we put it in Findloy Market. If mode Globe Furniture Company sense. NoT only could you get 0 33?:gi5ggisggfg4521o good deoi on fresh fruits and y513y42133330 . - '53 vegetables. but you could get a H good deal on o sTove to cook Them 7 H on, or 0 dining room to eat them in, u u :9: or even 0 carpet to Spill them on. a q 14;. : Everybody loved it. They didn'f core TH: : That Globe wasn't the fonoiesf 9 furniture store. They knew They could , get the lowest price in town on the . . . finest furnifure in The country. And M , U you know what? You still con. 1' r: cum 5 , 9mm -.' ' Alongtime ago, qlq be MEI e , o Best Wishes 01955 of '78! :oooooooooooo ; :TRI-COUHTY ' RHCOUET CLUB EDITORS AT 3 WBRK'. 4:? W W . 5' i I l ; 3;: :1 ? $3; 7 .x 5. I s' 4' 530 NURTHLAND BLVD. 851- 5300 v 'JUNIOR MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE -SPECIAL JUNIOR RATES -6 muons TENNIS COURTS mo SHOP -MEN 8. WOMEN SAUNAS 44 msmucmns K5 . OOOOOOOOOOOOOO . xz' 1 .. , I. - V So ' I - L' W ..,. j I - . - V 1 I Sklbuddl gm .5 er! ' : 'I' : i Rx j: yup , N .,r .. 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HEY W'LENS' Hz? +0 CW5 Maim jmm W5 Wm +0 WEED? mum ' IND VJ$9ES ErC- WWEMZWWS mo m LAKE HE mmgg WMEM newer: NWf f YEW...L WU HEYWQYAVDU 4: 0.3- 1513.93.19 NEW A m m FLALefoeo Loose snoesxrsm NR +0 MDA WE W Wang cw Mai L saggfgaiw 2 MD LISA ..... MW, Fem; ,21'. IF H'WASNW FOE Moy, J FROFESSIDN AL gpruusguns PROFESSIONAL ENTERTALNMENT SDI HHEVS MAGIC MAGIC EQUIPMENT MAGlC SUPPLIES MAGIC ACCESSORIES 2006 LANGDON FARM ROAD CINCINNATI. 0H10 45237 rou brmnsnwsssn 631-5981 To the class of 1978 Best Wishes ' Consider where you will be when the class of 1998 Graduates And conduct your lives accordingly Compliments of K-LIEN OPTICAL CENTERS Kenwood Mall amd Western Hills Plaza PHONE 621-0704 MORE THAN JUST A JEWELRY STORE 605 RACE ST. 'CINCJNNATI, o. 45:92 'A 731-9118 i HOT BAGELS ' . Made and Baked Fresh Daily Good Wishes From Ricky Shear 7378 Reading Road Open Daiiy Cincinnati, OH 45237 7:00 10 8:00 FASH'ONAT'ON PARAGON HATS Located at . Great saVWS-Yw Round The Corner of 7th and Vine 7617 Readlng Rd. Valley Theater 761 -3304 Stop in and see us!! Cincin nati1s Only Exciusive Hat Shop 7617 Reading Road Cincinnati. Ohio 45237 5! .?W4 Phone: '761- 1933 Compliments of ROSEBROOKSEEALTY INC. an NIKUMA ENTERPRISES INC. LOSANTIVILLE RESTAURANT 2212 Losantiville Ave. 531-4240 Chili 9 Double Deckers - Breakfast Anytime SCHNEIDER HOME EQUIPMENT CO. Storm Windows and Doors 522-1200 1 MEmmL? snows w$ N 'WM ZTIGLHCXJN SINHR uCJPPDNEIMPOO-vh ADRIATICO'S NEW YORK STYLE PIZZA Cincinnati's Original New York and Sicilian Pizza 7605 Reading Road 250 Connie Dierking LOSANTIVILLE LANES 2222 Losantiville Golf Manor 351-7777 I .1 Pl'Ent Peddler 1.! Edith and Patti Chmmins PLANT PLANNING IN YOUR OWN HOME an OFFICE VILLAGE FIZEA MARKET 2100 LOSANTIVILLE AVE CINCINNATI, OHlO 45237 Open Evory Saturd-y G Sundly 11 AM- 6' PM for b! appnInrmonrJ mm 15131351-3151' Cold Process Roofing Heavy DUN Flooring Protective Coatings EDGAR M. JOHNSON IV 3200 Lamarque Drive Cincinnati, Ohio 45236 Phone15131791-2155 THE MONROE COMPANY, INC. General Offices: 30801 Carter Street - Cleveland, Ohio 44139 F John and the HAIRCUTTING COMPANY New Number 761 -8880 Lewis is BaId While Dale Gets Plowed . a n u Party Hardy1178' r Good Luck Class of 1978 SUPERIOR CHEVROLET INC. 4124 Spring Grove Ave. Phone 541 -3300 must car dealers have one or two people who IIIIII'II on Any automobile dealer can lease I leusmg. pzzzfsngpagm you with the we have real benefits of leasing. Only nuer 5 . people can help you save money and worry and time on your car or fleet. Try our people. 211563-1400. Leasing is their full-time business, mum: Leasing 2 10381 Evenda1e Dr. lEvendaIe Exit 011 1-75! t 1578 Mlkl Albarl Lansing. Inn: 251 To the Class of 1978; May the sun forever Shine brightly upon you, And the sand be firm beneath your feet. Good luck in the future From a member of The Class of 1954 IIUnique One-LinersII Old golfers never die, they just get ttteed off. We love you e Keena, Kari, and Sharon Kate Baumazinger is a space cadet. Hello, Mrs. McClure! This one's for you, Steve - Love DebbietMary To my rattIe-brained kids, Love Moms. To Ricky - Love Always, Rickyts Baby I love Kim Shadoan - HGS - Will the JAP of Amberley find a prince? ET This is to Mark Richter, for the man with the coo- lest Mustang convertible in the city, LOVE THAT CAR. - MAR. LRG. - Remember me? I'm Jamie Bozian, I'm 6'2 195 lbs. Ricky, I'LL JEEP with ya anytime, Luv Lisa Fu Drew's Nose Knows. . . Congratulations to the Class of 78 GFCIDGS DarcytLynne finally made it. Congratulations JuditLynne 1 127,9 Grimm, Toine, Juan, J Luv emttleave em. Jay, Toine, Grimm, Juan Sworn to fun Loyal to none. Great demand. Shu-Bop-Be-Do-Be-Do-Be-Do J.T. Ted White is a winner. - Dirk - H78 was fun for our age. . .RightJulie? IVIJ Why do you love silver Camaros so much. Good luck in your dancing career Syd. Because I felt like it. e R.H. - Smoke, Hope and stay. e Satheith K.K. I love you. A.0. Wasn'tthe timing perfect? JB, MR, JB. And wasn't it embarrassing! Long live the Hairy Buffalos Knock Knock. . . Kizzy OSU. Love Prissy. Happy Birthday Lovett from Gilyard Be wild and crazy. . .Stix lt78 Mon., tWedsq P.M.ls will be sad WfO Dale To Susie: Love Always, Susiets Baby. I love you Dottie. e RC - And you too Bob. We love you also Ricky. e DSthS - J.R. has two chest hairs. Jamie and Ricky love Sydls BOOTY How much longer Michele? Lisa Bass picks up GUYS. . . I love Harry Moore. . . I love American Women with good intentions. Louis e IIII be over in five minutes e S.P. Time loves a hero. . . I love Whisky Sours. . .R.S.J. and A.L.S. Jr. Party Shepard's office, free booze . . . 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Ohio 45213 Antiques and Collectables SAT TUTORING M box v.45: CANONth ,afzo 45212, Good Luck Carol Ann Love, Mom and Dad Compliments of SPRINGFIELD HOUSE FURNITURE 7824 Hamilton Ave. Mt. Healthy Best Wishes to All Students and Staff of Walnut Hills High School tiDon't forget to check in on the greenhouse e Gordon Woodword Compliments of Best Wishes From The Only Organization You Cantt Escape Walnut Hills Alumni Association The copy of this advertisement was written during the coal strike. At that time, you were encouraged to turn out the lights in your factories, in your living rooms, and the flood-Iights of your city to conserve energy. Never turn out the lights of your mind or in your heart for the more you use them, the more energy you will create. HERMAN PETRICOFF AND COMPANY INC. 700 Walnut Street 256 W? IIIIJJIW B. SpoIWIs EdItors 1978Remembraf10er8ta f W W ' W Edltors -ih- Ch1ef A. ActIVItIes Editors Susie Rosenberg, Amy SchuIerW Lise Bogdan Susi Hoffmann 9- FaGU'TY Edifor. , D Seniors EcIitWor W fIII;f E. Underclass Editors JW.11sWQ . B Photography Staff Head Photographer A Special Photographer C. Professional Photographer. Business WW A.AdverTisWiWIWIg Managefi' Q IXrtiAISQHQ w w Adviser VIII W Publisher Special Effects LSIaII-z DaIe-Plewden;IKIm-Shadoan-n- M Staff: EllenICohen QrIIan Kaufman IKeenam rinwII McDowell Chris LuebkemWeWm David Osborn ' WWWWSTafTZ'WBTBI'IT POW'WEH', Jim REICh'IeWrt WWIZ SChUIZWeWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W John Rosenberg , , SWtanf: DorWIna SWammons ' 7-H , , ,. Richardbheslgy .- Ellyn Klein, Nancy Schaen Sfaff'i Lisa Bryant Brenda DaVIs Andrew Hait JJJJJJ J JJ JJ Mr. Milton McCrachen L Bari..Bru.sh,Bichard C.he.sIey,LAndy-LDigna-nyLKev-in L KeIIar, Mark Klein, Kedar Murthy, Chris Myers, ' I'I-Steve PetersemCharIeS'IPe'S'Covitz:Ueffi Babkin'fw WWTi i 7prer Strenggwsuau' SchsmskyIPmid V?U.G.inislemm L , Osborne Labs. , kisal Greeri Staff: Patty DeMaWr, Tom Johnson, Bonnie Juran, Mark Klein, Tom Reynolds, Ken Spahn Steve Petersen, Ron OhWren Mike Oppenheimer W W Heidi- Agostini , W . Mrs. Jean Con've'r' - I Terry and GwenI HIrtzmger II Taylor PubIIshIng Company Lyrics and Music by David Gordon and PauWI Travis , C1977 BONDOR MUSIC LLONDONT LTD. AND APOCALYPSE MUSIC LTD. Almo Music Coer. administers on behalf of Rondor Music LLondonT Ltd. in ..,4 ,, , United States and Canada ,, m -- All Bights Reserved Used by Permission L Special Thanks to Mom and Dad Senior 9 Farewell To You. . . And The 258 1 Youth I Have Spent With You. 259 Driving, Eating, Fighting 261 ra iti, Halls, Interviews mm m N Fl? N 262 Varieties, Water Fountains, X-Tras 267 Yawn, Youth, Yesterday 268 4? Zenith, Zest, Zeal 270 27l We Shall Build. . . 5px. .. -wHJEEy .5 L Another Tower In The Sky. 272