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

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1979 volume:

reflections on . . . 2 Reflections on. . Refiectioh's on . e W Little do we expect to someday leave as the individuals each of us will become. Our major molding period ends with high school, yet we never forget the memories, as we reflect upon our years at Walnut. 4 Reflections on. . . Reflections on . l W How many times have we dressed in the morning, hoping to look unique, then finding ourselves lost in the crowds of Levi's and '5? Walnut Hillians have a style all their own, yet are mirror images of each other, not only in dress, but in actions, manner, and attitudes as well. , Ijglrw'r. w 3 Reflections on. . . . . . each other Reflections on . w-Jm-qh-br-ronw-I4J5 ..;. g. .r .4. L , rn-L. . ... . ., Mfu 5-4 -..L. 7m -.,g.m . L...r a. RefSectiQm on . . 1 1 e W What makes a Walnut student stay up till dawn studying for a trivial Media test? The answer lies in the inner drive and perseverance each student possesses. This combination leads to the conflict of individual dreams and is portrayed by the fierce competition in our classrooms. However, W.H. maintains a unified student body through the Mcommon goal to succeed. 12 Reflectionson. . . . . .our dreams Reflec'ions on. . . i3 w From that first September morning, as we , . r059 at dusk to trod that now famillar path . thoughts of the coming year took theIr place In our minds. ExpectatIons arid hopes of achievement I I made the firSt few. weeks fly by By November, the -- daily grind of 8 t0 3 was estabhshed ChrIstmas vacation came and went, Ieavmg us yearnmg for the end .0f school and the begmnmg of Summer 3 4 .. I 3' l4 Reflecfions on. . . .Refledibnwn '. W As this year closes, reflections of our experiences are pasted on to the collage of the previous years. We, the 1979 Rem Staff, present our view of the 78-79 school year and dedicate this book to you, without whom, these pages would be empty. 16 Reflections on. . . TABLE OF CONTENTS .THEACTIVE ............ 18 .THEATHLETES ..........80 .THE FACULTY ......... 124 .THE GRADUATES ...... 154 REFLEEiIOHS on... . THE UNDERCLASSMEN .198 . THE ADVERTISERS ..... 236 . THE EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Chris Luebkeman, Nancy Sc-haen 1 Tabl 1111111111111111 ' twice. 3 M It '5' w. K KW K K K m K V V K Xx 1 Wm ! 7mm KKK, K KKK ' 'L KK'HIIIM!!!QI K K WK KK K V w W VAX M K K w m K l o a K Ki 5 K K K I I 2 I - a '2 g E ,2 Kix. :g : 1 LT: 15 1 : :t K E ; . .35 5 g 5 :Ex 2 a ; :' t a ' I f : E g g I : 3: z I, ' 2 2 g 5 : : z g , I ; E a 2 I, ; :3 5 K ; ?' g. .: $ g g ; V X :-. :;; ? Xx X. 3::- h E I I'K . h ;K hiss; if 'lHE Velma ...THE ACTIVE Features Editors: IL to RI I. Zibas, 'L. S. Yee. ZUCI'IdIII'rINM Chatterbox one page editor had been anything but a writer beforet bin we: CastiII produced a qualIty newspaper It is our hOpe that .the C- BQX' 'Iinot only served as a voiCe of the stddejnt body but helped shape student opinion as well We trECd to provude an Informative,,i' a 'zInterestIng, sometimes controverSIal and always exciting newsai paper that our staff and 3 Cf Wainut HEIIS could be proud of such as the senior superIatIve OH and the C-Box -- Rem softball I ,3 games wCre fIrsts that WIII 512 , ., - - I . hopefully bC carried on in future years The Chatterbox had C totally Inexpenenced staff this year Inot: 7 In addition to workIng hard we aIso' had lots of fUn Eventsp'i uuxwuur' ii ii a: M pm .131 m M' : 5'1 - --:1mr f FeCturesstaffi II to RI TOP- C Gray, D.GraH-azm;Bibif-TCICIfr';.i'C.-7t33JI3-gk9, M IE Roser'tt'haler,8 SchoeikOpf I :7 g 7' I . a 3771;, wnar -x 'Mt - offices 'biSt'fibuiibnr: LL t'o RJ, 5-; Fame warpaghn, ngiahnso'n; R. Baker... Missing: M. BGIw- - , jxlon .Wanagen. - f3 ,rw . .uzJ-P ff 4 596m Staff: U. to RJ 5.; B-urg'in, E. Rueve tEditorL Missing: T. Larkin, S. Lilly. Chatterbox 21 Editor's: J'.Rabkin,s-c. Peskoviu I 22 Chatterbox CHATTERBOX STAFF Editors-in-chief ............... s ................... B. Middlekauff, P. Startz News Editors ............................... J. Creehan, D. Katz, A. Mussio News Staff ............... T. G. Dunsky, C. Middlekauff, B. Polasky, G. Rowe Editorial Board Coordinator ....................................... J. Rue Editorial Board ..................... M. Jenike, F. Kalman, J. Krug, J. Springer Features Editors ........................................ L. S. Yee, J. Zibas Features Staff .................... D. Graham, M. Rosenthaler, B. Schoelkopf Sports Editors ................................... T. Heginbotham, A. Peck Sports Staff ............................................. S. Burgin, S. Lilly Production Associates .................. C. Bender, N. Mangham, B. Zemsky Photography Heads ................................ C. Peskovitz, J. Rabkin Photography Staff .......................... M. Klein, T. Neuman, R. Wyler Business Manager .......................................... M. Kirschner Office Managers ...................................... M. Bolton, 5. Porte Distribution-Mailing .............. R. Baker, C. Cook, T. Johnson, K. Murphy Advertising Head ............................................... B. Dietz Advertising Staff ......................... H. Hamilton, D. Upson, J. Walker Artist-Cartoonist .......................................... L. M. Betemps Advisor ................................................ Ms. M. Guentert Gleam . Gleam is anart and literary-mag- '-a2:.n.e that publishes the creative ,- and innovative efforts of the stu- : mdenfbgdy Ugey' word at- WaEnut ' VHKilrlsyBusiness, Art, and Literary staffs SetVe in Selecting the out- Vistandijhg works. ,th be .publ'ish'e'd- in - leach is su;e.-The. editors LSteve ? 'x ' PQrte ahd PaitiUDi-jMa'w then. make. far; Tex y, smegma; 5; and add their . Wild and crazy ideas! Tharik-s 0 tfheQmariy ksubm'is'sions .byathe ' ?l Art Editor: M. Peters- 4 h, Gleam 23 International I have enjoyed being a senior here at Wainut where I ve learned a lot about the Americah teem agers I wOUId like to thank all the friends whd . helped me through my AFS year. My country, Bta- ' i ' ' - . 2i! is an industrialized cotmtry, with all the modern technology which yOu . have here I hope you all have an opportunity to visit it, and do nOt ever for- get We speak Portugese!!! Good Iuck! ' t Regina SantngthaZi-I ; My name is Elena Bezarilla, I come from Biiboa, an industrial town in the Basque country. The Bas- que country is located in the south of France and north of Spain. We live by the mountains and by the sea, 50 we have developed as sheperds, farmh ers, and fishermen. Almost isolated during countries, we have accumulated a large number of traditions and customs. Our sports, our music, our dances, show in the best way, the energy, the emotion, and the diversity of these peo- ple. 24 lnlemahonal Club Club IA.F.S.I HeyI This Scene is groo'vy, hip, swingIn' and ' you re aII pretty cooI, man Like I can reaIIy dig It Serioust though aII you Walnut HIIIs peopIe . have helped me have a great Iime I hope I have given you as much as you have given me Keep up the spirit!- Sophia --FIrIIand A F S is an orgamzanon Which promotes InternatIonaI friendship, expati- .'en'ce oI culturaI diveISIty, and provides a greater understanding of other' .' naIIOns and their life stersI this year our schooi hosted students from BraziI, ' Spam and FinaId; ' . .' Among InternatiOnaI club 5 IAFSI activites was a very successful fund rais- qs'ing magazine driye and pians for a short term student exchange in which a number of Students would go for a week and Me with families In another part of the country A i International Club 25 French Club Certevannee i bIefIc I. I f i'frangals 5.5 ! iencouragementde; .iinteret dan5 la cuiture frangaIsef , LI5 5wultur5 frangaIse est connue pa :IIa degustatiOn de la bonne cmgm , 5 , typIquement frangaIse par d555 , Lacthtes diverses 5t pair 655 fieldj-f; trips 5t d55 voyag5s - A Officers. Martha Bumn Wres 5; HeIdI Rosekrans 0f Pres5,y H55 Jenny O Flaherty areas. 5 Harrison CoEiIer 5Sergeant 9f Arm-II5 I German Club Thetcerman Clubiof Walnut Hills is a verernthusiastic. group. The group-is interested in gaining, a better knOwledgeI. of Germany; her peopie and her culture. The monthly programs of the club I include slide presentations, dis- cussions 0n customs and cities of Germany, and singing of Christ- mas songs at Weihnachten in December. Pres.: A. Avril, Sea: A. Elsaesser Re 5. P. Merz M. Lachman Pie D. Thorman J Obermever A Caiter p ' J per SChm'tt B 26 Fromh 5 luhs'Gmnmn u luh Spanish Club Va 5 niahs ihclched IT .C.Ef ; nit 5 r; a4 '.. tan d ??See ; Man bf 13 Manc MihOUs-e'in thePark ' a5urkt;gH-..Le3rers ' a SanIHh L 'LJb-'Sdl1t'h0 Panza 27 m1 , u ..- i: y-mumuz ,w, mm mm m. . Mm... m PNNW a . chum. ...m. 2. .E. 3.? .lllldluiunvl. C'hwarlz ty-prgEE-S'JZLM esJ, P. Dickerso 3.5 n Hem.- . I Y As-sembl Hahn mr w speakerL J. Creahan J. Sch neidor Gpeaken. - v Senate Congress: M. Jeniko wresj, C. Middle V kauff W-presL 28 Student Congress 4HEH'U8L 1978479 has been a year of , Change and productivity in stu-v dent government at Walnut Hills The most obvious change has, been the implementation of ' Hinsthcm! meetings, This has ., resulwd in greater $tude'nl pariici- pationand a 'decision,.m'aki.ng ' A , body much more representative, of the? studonlsStudenl Cbngress has' also. taken a P'Gadershzip role in ,1th ii regbialion, promotion and didihgf 'k Of student. organizations AH .Sth-v ' dml orgammhons now must be? Chartered through Student Con. . ydologalion ;L-athe Harvard z .y and :mtnawd a three part Cry r-v'prevomlon pregtram known I U C RATSWRep0 A , A C Student Congress 29 Jl Jub TheT 30 Modelinnghe T.P, Club Big Brothers 8I Sisters The Big Broth-erlBig Sisteri', Organization is a group of Senior; high Students formed to introduce?- - new. students to walnut Hills. The: i Organization pians tours andj , Smeetmgs that explain the sChoOl' Q system to the new students .Big- .gBrethers and SiSters prevent con-var ' ien far a new student on his; :irsit day of school showmg him to i gthe eievators-a ' ... - Suggm 'ndiTE'rfiiWLGBldma'Iit; r ' i' Big Brothers 8! SisterslVAST Tutors 31 Sigma Delta Pi 33 i: u a A w 53' :31? We. S iigr:na,.D'eJ:fawP i' 39'orga-ni12a' , 3. Wasgforime'dt-Wo yeags'agbbyltenfh 3 .;,,'gTrade'rsa Eagerkklgto, prQy5ide seeriCESL: ' , ' tOW H;H-35n.fagdigithew SufrOu-nd'ihg ' tbrhimunjityqrhg' groub aas'b Works? ibgethEr. inuligii'ev'eifopiri.g lewV-adefshipf skillg, rafs WEI! as .ihdiVidUari italehts, 3 'if Presndents E SHoward TGDunskyVPreSIdents J Hams jr, N Mang Va? tafieg M.fA-rth-L1r,C;;-;Dzaly Ireasulfe353NiJohnson, P.Menggis; 3 Motorcycle Club j 3-:Duri3ng Ihei 78-379. Schooi ?yea'r,, , the thot-otcydeclub wEnt on' many i weekend excursions and 21tjra'ii 3 53 , rides: Riding a bi'kei' is. a great expe--, 5 griende; When With agroup ogf lfriEn'ds; GQdeluckio the r'itdefs of. 1 $ 0.?0'0- ; n'o'n'l o u. 0.0.0 I O 0 I. i H O 0 H . D r I I A I I.A.A.I.I.A.A.:.; . 3.0 H w'h 31.0 L to R: Mr. Stewart 3Spon'sory B. Buck WresJ, B. Boyd, T. Bride M. Tyree, T. Roiler 32 Sigma Delta PMMOIorCyCIP C'lub Math Team Under the leadership of Mrs. Hubbard, the math team was very active in problem creating and solving this year. Under the direcw tion: of its officers, Greg Rowe, I Pres; Marty Rosenthal, V. Pres.; and Jane Schneider, sea, the team - .wprked 'on many. mathematical. . masterpIeces HIghlIghts of the . y'eair included an Invatatlonal tour: ' nament at Wainui and a St XavIer ' Walnut math match k efg RQwe Math and SCIencei . Ann Behlen -story wahdim' uEnglIsh buff and captam and Fred: ??Bosco resident trIVIaphIle make up the. winning team With hick and a IOI of practice, this year's it 5 Academic team is- sure to do well in the Combetition. rma iArfBeh'Igzshij;Rosgmhm;6.1526529; ' Math Tealeth Academic 33; i: H.r 1; :rr UH HA! I , . I hp: A. Frydland Spokesmam, L. Jacobs, 5. Core, 5. Owens UreasL CK Webster mresJ, W. Rogers, Mi. Quinn, C, Davis Whistler. Missing: Mr. Jackson UsponsJ! Mrs. Dumas melpen, R. Tingle tchalrmanm. L'W-p'resJ,and J. Finger. . Chemistry Club ; D; Db'ug l aS .. all 34 ChemistryClublBiologyClub Harvard M.U.N. EC;- I I : I. ' Z 'I I ' ' - ' L' ,-Re;jr95entih-g-Au3tria',ourdelegates: , I teen e0 Ie attended the; Harvard Model - Umtgd Matyon In Boston this year ., ; x ' mid: a 'regiarlgableshowing; considering their inexperimce m Modl-el Umtekd N atnon- s. The adwsordwtas NgrEeRa??Srr1 Lerch, who'brovedan inVaVluable' sdurcel of inspiration andsubstntiute ?Dad '. It was real, apd Itwas fun,,an l wa . . . P.A.C. U t6 Ry E. Stauderman, D. Katz, and S. Cogdeli. d Harvard M.U.NJPAC. 35 Daisy Chain 00 I'Botfii-h1Ltom!D.V.MCA!Iiilsriefrf.ks. LeavenH. B-roadus J.GreenbeM p 'M Top: T. Laws, M Bolton, LJHa-lm-blet, L. Stargel, S. Sm'itson Mussmrgg'sggr'ggceg x ; 36 Daisy ChainlUshers National Jr. Honor Society a National Jr. Honor SocietyXNat. Merit Semi-Finalists 3' Wild and Crazy Club ., AI WHHS things are supposedlf'? ,AAto run like clockwork with. 3:10? .- 'i'IAtimg aIIotted for fun AII we dIdIfulif I8 Wald and Crazy CluhKCuIlun- Club Youth and Gov't ix; ' ,ti Y6th in Government program returned and 8 Walnut Hills juhip'rs were selected to QOI. days daring Feb? and'March These sessmns conSIseed 26f qU6sli6n and. answer peri- I , Youth and GovllRepublk'an Congress 39 Blue Band BLUE IS Gold Band 40 Cofd BandlBlue Band Jazz Band I 5U 51- K1 DOING V 5- 0a Jazz Band II. E'I'TING x5 5 6 46 RI 04-220 Q? Jazz Band UJazz Band il 41 Senior Orchestra ..i 42 Senior Orchestraflunior Orchestra vh' $ Reflecting the Marching Band of the future. Beginning Symphony Beginning BandlBeginning Symphony 43 Pep Band Pep Club 3:..3 $2.,W 41H Pep BanmPep Club Marching Band Marching band 45 46Drilf Team Drill Team ' 9 .9 Ha- agi; I'? Jr. High Drill Team Heads -F Lori Hunter and Syd Green. Wrestlerettes Heads - Jam Silbermann and Sharon Stein. Ir. High Drill Team Wresllerettes 47 Senior Choir X? Wu. me-amme H; Sr-mur htm I rlamnhlr lelxmmxhnu MI 40 Interracial Understanding 6 ,.H3..r;-.g- 5-.P A 50 lnterraCIal UndersiandingNulure Tea hvrs Bike Club waxxgm' - , . , g , .m- ' 5 - V i - A Wax 4 .ngg' Mwu-uww .3 ,am g Bike ClubXDinner Club 51 Jr. HTgH Debate ThIs year Wainut Hills WItnesse i The long overdue resurgence Q Debate :ahd ForenSIc nder the fSthIdance Of KIm Behtley the Iteap' '5 placed highly In most Of the tour-II' inaments The year waS hIghIIghted by the trips to New York and, Q'I'Q'Natlonal Comp'e i-tiQn at PrInce - Lon Tth placedone semI fInalIstf II-DTOTI Graham in New York The: 2; team also competed In dlstrlctsT; QQd natlonals T I I 'HTI'i; TTT NEED A LAWYER? Q 52 Jr. HIgh DebateLForvnsic Sammy The members of Hi-Y do a lot more than sell candy. The group exists in order to send a delegation- to a mock tegislature in Columbus each April. At this assembly We team about government proce- dures and passing legislation. Eddie RUeve and Martin Fox have organized this year's group and have done a fine job. TRAVELING SHOUJ .The' Traveling Show consisted of students in the Junior. Drama Department. They rehearsed for four weeks in the fall, before trav- eling to nine elementary schools of the area. The students pre- : sented the show Cinderella for a period of two weeks. Sponsored by Ms. Brockman, it was a success- ful show, H i-YlTraveling Show 53 a Varsity Cheerleaders H t hw'rhuldrh AN W FRESHM 53 Cheerleaders L Sh Homecoming J '7, i WV Humvc wrung I a ll!!! mm mm 1:1! um. b v ' gull .iIHE mm I E? lug f MIMI? ! Homecoming 57 A 58 Knuts ; P-nuts 59 60A The Way Home All the Way Home The Cast The Follets: Maw .................. B. Carrol Jay ................. T. McCarthy Rufusi': ................. G. Davis G. Rinsky Mother Follet ........... J. Reines Father Follet ........ I. Benford, Jr. Great Grandma ...... M. Hoffman Ralph Follet ........... R. Heuring Sally Follet ............. B. Rueve The Lynches: loel .............. M. Gvozdnovic Catherine .............. C. Killen Andrew .............. R. Duncan Hannah .......... G. Holdgriewe Father Jackson ........ F. Bronson James Agee .......... D. Grraham The Mob: 1. Carpenter .............. J. Neal E. Costello ............ S. PauISOn S. Hattemer ........... N. Shapiro G. Kessis ........... A. Stallworth P. Malof ................ M. Veile N. Marrero .............. B. Venn All the way hOme 6T 63 Godspml Godspell 63 64 COdsva Jr. High Production LVL ABNER CAST ABNER ...M. Brueggemeyer ................... D. Seta DAISY MAE ...... E. Stafford ................. A.Snyder MAMMY YOKUM ........ S. Stauderman .................. J. Emden PAPPY YOKUM ...K. Pillows ............. B. Yamaguchi MOONBEAM ..... B. Rueve ................... B. Cook MARRYIN' SAM . . . .A. Karpe EARTHQUAKE ...G DeMar POLECAT ....A. Berghausen HAIRLESS ......... M.Vega ROMEO ........... T. Frank CLEM ........... D.Schroer ALF ............ B. Goldman DAWGMEAT ..... A. Caplan PHOCBOUND .......... P. Oppenheimer FINSDALE ....... D. Statman COV'T MAN ...... D. Cillett AVAILABLE ....... S. Frankel STUPIFYIN ....R. Weinstein CHOREOGRAPHERS ..... S. Burck ................ M. Frankel ................ L. Murphy ................ S. Statman Li'l Abner 65 H Black Cultural WorkshOJg H m S e t U .m m 4 .W. n 0 d O G k n a h T Ebony Ensemble 66 Black Cultural WorkshopXEbony Ensemble Chess Club , R Riakadxe; thEneWiOth grade Counselor. Among items discussed at the bhweekly, 'chfjhprsealheStyle$ of riding. ahd the breeding of certain horses. Students gave veter;nariianuviisite.d the club. A field trip to Kentucky's Horse Farm was planned. Chess ClubREquus Club 67; Classics Club V J, y V 65? qukx X, G335: Used mlwaR 4; Row ro Succze K 2? Va 1 l 1 $ $- X V V VHS YELwa ?Aags $Xw MOBY DICKJX V emmm's mm ma 68 Classics Clubflibrary Workers Bookroom Workers xm .23 2 2. z. 3.3:: a PHYSICS 1mg 5 ,: 1:41J1;4nst...1. . 4.4,? 4444..., 4??? ,2? Supply Store Bookroom WorkerslSupply Store 69 Isual Aids V Science Fiction 70 Visual AidVSCience Fiction Stage Crew Stage Crele.A.S. 71 nun WALNUT mug NTPQ GRJ: BELL SC'HCDULE ' ALL CLASSCS EVERY DAY WHHT HAPPENED 1 0 B PHT'ERN ? RWWM-vmmi'z-W' mfm W m ngtu-bgnhw , A. lhaih m u... x Mg k; kw 72 looking Back. . . ITOS QU agnnaVWRc SHOOZA KIT . . . Looking Back Looking Back. , , 73 Remembrancer Staff edeLLAS oN DLYISLPKM IQiOO-NM. rm 7:00 PM. Effies-ln-Chief. 74 Remembrancer AictWifieki u-i-thYC'LfK9664;K: Bbhairigighiai A. Feldmam 0 KaufmaMedIt'o r' L ssmu- - . Wanna buy a mew somtediL-Orr: - x . .. . ., . y . ; .. . . . .. . :ss,andMFeid.mianx,ledi10'n.II . Faculty bears ail. Remembrancer 75 Adwsor, W Ferguso mac? : - - .' Photographers: u to m S, Smitson, T. Garvin, C. Pescpvitz meadL J. Pieper, J. Rabkin, i meadL K.Murphy,T. Rowe, P. DeMar, O.Howe. . i i W 76 Remembrancer Remembrancer 77a - .w mg,- 5 Day I ior Ha Sen 78 ' I III rt the Arts ? - ' .x' h . . e e. 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Above: You look me out just because my socks fell down? 82 Football FOOTBALL has tough season As head coach, this was a very frustrating and disap- pointing season. After a very fine pre-sea- son, with the help of Coach Allen, we expected a win- ning season. Our CO-Ordinating staff of six was not completed until after school started and we had played two games. This caused our skill develop- ment to be behind schedule. After three scrimmages, I was still optimistic, but the injury jinx struck. We lost our starting Tight End, Cen- ter Back, Center, Left Back, and Tackle. As morale decayed, a rife intensified that existed in my senior leadership. I had to disci- pline several other starters and move up reserve players. This, of course, weakened our Chances of winning; but I feeI it helped correct some attitudes toward responsibii- ity and commitment. I feel the coaching staff, parents, and administration did a wonderful job of sup porting the football deci- sions this year, and I want to thank them. I hope more boys will come out this August, and more fans in September; these guys deserve a lot more credit than they ever get. Coach W. Stargel Top left: HExcedrine headache $65 Top right: Same old story Middle: Ball check left: Fantastic Front Four. Football 83 .V- V! 84 Football Top left: Don't shoot until you see the whites of their eyes, Top: middle: Spencer deals crushing blow. T 0 p right: Rock'em -Soc.k ,eri1;1. BQHg'm - F lop'2em. Left: Am r .diirit'yle,rto:ugh yet? Above: Smith lgpksr on 3.5'Ea-gglgs lose to Hughes 14-83., Above r-Egh ' fins eludes MQnme defbindjef. slit: . Eagles :turn on Coagh StargelL Fgr right: Eagle return man Todad .McLinton. ', '1 Varsity WH vs Roger Bacon 0-24 WH vs Lemon Monroe 8-20 WH vs Hamilton Badin 0-20 WH vs Aiken 24-41 WH vs Woodward 0-40 WH vs St. Xavier 16-41 WH vs Hughes 0-12 WH vs Withrow 8-14 WH vs Western Hills 0-49 WH vs Taft 24- 8 Reserve WH vs Aiken 0-16 WH vs Woodward 0-32 WH vs St. Xavier 0-24 WH vs Hughes 0-12 WH vs Withrow 24- 0 WH vs Western Hills 14-20 Freshmen WH vs Aiken 0-16 WH vs Woodward 0-24 WH vs St. Xavier 0-24 WH vs Withrow 0-24 WH vs Hughes 012 WH vs Western Hills 14-20 Ir. High WH vs Peoples 8-22 WH vs Heinhold 0-42 WH vs Crest Hills 0-64 WH vs Sawyer 0-36 WH vs Dater 8-32 Football 85 ldown pass Right cap , . shouts encouragement Lef after tough ' L Below: Waln f; i 86 Football Bottom U- to Rt R. Matthews, C. Teller, D. Malloy, R. Miller, S. Thompson, S. Malof, R. Berton, J. Walsh, D. Grimm, B. Ausdenmore. 2nd: H. Woodrum, C. Kurtz, M. Coldfarb, R. Wallace, A3 Spencer, J. West, C. Coaston, M. Jones, R. Sellers, Coach Stargell. 3rd: R. Bol- den, M. Johnson, C. Thorman, D. Krebs, S. Showes, A, Rieck, R. Hunter, A. Tribble, S. Stokes, T. Robinson, C. Allen. Top: Coach Startz, C. Jha, K. Harris, B. Andrews, T. Brooks, A. Pullins, T. Cleary, C. Neal, 6. Dixon, Coach Allen. x K . . , 3 u V w ED? 3. . Ii, ' VARSITY I I 5M . 13.5519 ' 4 - r ;. 3 ' ' FRESHMAN Bottom u to Rt D. Rieck, K. Kuhn, A. Brown, D. Aberlin, D. Whitehead, H. Fink, A. Scott, Coach Sheehan. 2nd: D. Zinn, l. Hassel, K. Henneberg, J. Posev, J. Thomas, K. Grace, J. Stargell, A. Crawford, C. Hilton. Top: I. Simp- son, D. Deal, C. Hickman, S. Rowe, A. Waugh, M. Carr, R. Hill, D. Adkins, Coach Davis. Missing: T. Ingram, 7th AND 8th Bottom U to Rt J. Broadnecks, S. Harris, R. Pleasant. 2nd: M. Wilson, M3 Sebron, R. Moore, T. Bosley. Top: R. Mundy, D. Brock, BA Pulling, J. Bowers, C. Nuckolls, F. Strahorn. Missing: 0. Davis, R. Russeli, R. Grizzard. Football 87 8171143,: 1 w: 3-41.? gall u-nae'f:n-rEIS'suie,: 3 J' I --L,Jaqt.t . , . - J ?.1 -.ql--J .. f 1H J -, u'h On- . d- 5. i J $ 88 Cirl'stennis GIRL'S TENNIS nets it This was my first year coaching Girl's Tennis and what a great experience! Fourteen lovely charming intelligent young ladies with great tennis potential - what could be bad? Our record was not the greatest in Walnut Hills history, but we played some very tough competition. In the Sectional Tournament, Chris Gaddis and Sally Shepherd placed first in doubles with Jane Ratliff and Nancy Kessel taking second. Both teams advanced to the second round before losing. If Jane Meisel hadn't injured her leg, I feel strongly that one team would have made it to the State Tournament. Special recognition goes to Jane Ratliff, who was this year's MVP and Sheila Smitson and Sally Shepherd as most improved players. Also, a special thanks to our co-captains, Jane Meisel and Sally Shepherd, for the great job they did. Lost 34223 . Won 4-1 . WH vsSQummItCountry y Won4-1U T0 the team, I want to 53V I WH vsSeven Hills Won4-1 enjoyed every minute 4 I'll WH vs Hamilton Tsft Default remember this year with fondest memories. Coach Cowit Top left: Sally hesitates before acing oppo- nent. Top right: Mindy Peters hockers In arm pit Left: Team iL to RJ: 5. Smitson M. Rey- nolds, C. Gaddis, J Dittus J Ratliff, Craig Cowit tCoaChJ, G. Allgood, M Peters, 5. Cohen, J. Price, R Bell Upside down: Cos captainsJ. Meisel, S Shepherd. Girl's tennis 89 Top left: Super sophomore Prentiss, taking it easy. Top right: Huggard a'nd' Heuring, feigning post race agony for the camera. Above: Co-captain Todd Walters, kicks it in for PHSL victory. Middle: Coach Koke, the man who put it all together. Middle right: Co-cap- Iain Tom, enroute to outstanding sea- son, Right: Schumsky gets ready for upcoming race. 90 Crosa h uumry HARRIERS Take PHSL The 1978 Cross Country sea- son was a surprisingly good one for Walnut Hills. With only three returning Varsity runners, the four other spots had to be filled by last year's reserve run- ners or by new recruits. Fortu- nately the turnout of new run- ners was very strong. These runners, after a summer of individual training, came together and, led by CoeCape tains Torn Heginbotham and Todd Walters, soon developed into a very competitive team. Through determination and devotion they were able to acquire what was needed to win the Public High School League title. No team was more deserving, and no one is prouder of them than myself. Joseph Koke Top: Team. Bottom tL to Rt: M. Huggard, T. Walters, R. Heuring, R. Johnson, T. Hegginbotham, B. Riddle. Top: J. Koke tCoacht, P. Folkers, T. Shepherd, B. Thor- man, J. Prentiss, J. Lee, J. Flesa, S. Schum- sky. Missing: D. Caplan. Middle: Thorman leads Huggard in victory against arch- rival Purcell. Bottom left: Sophomore Shepherd brings in strong fourth at PHSL reserve finals. Bottom right: PHSL reserve champ, Jon Lee, shows form which sel- dom failed. Cross country 91 92 Ab0ve left: Bass Lines up birdle putt. Above right: Reichert chips fromwthe rough. Left: Lukens tees off his father's , campaign. Right: Bairdach smothers another drive. Below: Marc slams in winning putt . : -. Golf Sept. 11 Sept. 13 Sept. 18 Sept. 21 Sept. 25 Sept. 27 Sept. 29 Sept. 30 4 ,Qct. 2 . ca 5 ,5 555555 5 A i lee n Withrow Hughes Cinti. Country Day West :rn Hills Aike Withrow Princeton Classk Hughes Sectionals GOLFERS learn theropes As of September first, I had no idea that the golf coaching would be mine. It was a new and worthwhile experience for me. The team as a whole, was very young, consisting of three juniors and three sophomores. Led by M.V.P. Bob Bardach, the golfers had a very respectable record of 6-3. Although their showing in the sectionals was not very good, they still played well against the top players in the city. Next sum- mer practices will be held once a week and all are encouraged to try out. With some practice, I feel we can have a super team next yeah Warren Rogers Top: Team ll to R1: G. Taylor, R. Bardac'h, M. Fisher, M. Bass, I. Reicherl, W. Schulze, M. Luken, P, Knabe, W. Rogers lCuaehl. Middle: lettermen ll to R1: M. Luken, M. Bass, M. Fisher, B. BardaCh, J. Reichert. Missing: W. Schulze. Bottom: M.V.P. Bob Bardach. Gull- 95 W 9 E , E s 4 94 Soccer SOCCER reaches sectionals 1978 was another in a long line of fine years for our soccer team. VVexNonthe PHSLforthe QXHI straight year, and we did it in style e undefeated! We played ourtoughestschedtde even and came out 13-5, after going all the way to sectional finals for the fhmthne. t L'tiift: Brianwgets,weil'd'e'served .r-est. lndIVIdually, we had seven Above: Sephomore sensation Sub- men take league honors; tWO got bayya.Belotw:.jCouplenumber11wins t city honors and one made All- dance contest; , t ' - State. More Importantly, the team was well balanced, and had good depth. The margin between honored players and the others tNasnegHgHHe.AnyonernaMng this year's team was an outstandi ingtwayen CDuroquokltw'79isdepend- ent upon replacements for a pre- donenanUy myworsquad.lan1 opUnwqu howeven dueto our fine reserve coach, Mr. Muro. Those boys moving up will have Hm:benthofhisgreatcoaching. Next year I look forward to playing in our new stadium. Meagasuppon eHorm Mtget thtsinHaHed,andtNe1lgWe Eeusonmewnngonh Hm nou- e. Ifyoukeconengcnnforsoccen we go Mon.-Fri., 9-1, starting Augua13. Coach Wehrle Soccer 95 96 Soccer Reserves acquire new coach The reserve soccer team showed much improvement dur- ing the course of the year. We had many good times as well as some very low times. But I think the general outcome of the sea- son was very good. We ended the season with a 5-5-0 record, but with a new coach and philos- ophy. I think that's pretty good. We were very experienced at playing the game, although our basic skill level was below aver- age. I think this is where our real growth and learning experience was most noticeable. There was also a vast improvement in our tactical knowledge of the game, and as the season wore on, we were able to execute the basics of play. There were really no outstand- ing individual performances by anyone on the team, but certain individuals did develop into fine team players as the season went on. All in all, most of our team needs another year of building, especially in the fundamentals, but I was happy with the prog- ress and I know they will make a great contribution to the Walnut Hills soccer tradition. I hope. Coach Muro Top left: Cillioli overtakes opponent in race for ball. Top right: Sela studies game from sidelines. Middle: Senior Miller prepares to rifle shot into Withrow goal. Bottom: This year's I'Super Toe award winner Taylor does his thing. A- la Uh L A h - tmuwwdrgw' 'Uh: +'. an ?;9 . l .v - uni; - .. 4 a w?- H? ?:wa .i ?'- f- rh'pqav l7 1. -' . ; . L'tg- . . - l . r . . W -$ f$r 'h p q 'l q ; . ' in? 'l l wk M J :r. 7. i .. - -.- rd .. - were - z wwu m h b ' tr -A .vhm$ L- '2; ,.;'. 3 VI? . Vni. m .4 '1-1 PM; IWN '52:: NM . 0r: . 50ccer 97 98 Soccer Bottom a to Rt A, Wong, K. Murlhy, D Upson, M. Creifenkamp, CA Bender, A. Cohen, C. Schmidt. Top: S. Brokamp, D. Taylor, J. Payne, K. Martin, S. Luebkeman, G. VonKampon, S. Baker, N. Erndl, RK Frey, K, Steiner, C3. Halter, A. Marios, B. Muro iCoachL J. Reyes, M. Strauss. Bottom u to m: K. Martin, I. Manyuwa, K Burden, B. Taykan P. Purdon,l. Reyeg 5. Sela, C.,B urns,'N. Power. Top: RI. Bucher, C. Miller, I. Brose, T. Miller, C, Luebkeman, D. Schmidt, C. Subbayya, N. Erndt, BV Farrison, M. Gilioii, 1.. Foiger, K Steiner. gibgnem NNLHO Soccer 99 mm. w W r0, 4 ,.,m. n-r u---4 wanna... w 'i 100 Baxkvllmll BASKETBALL rebounds in'79 When I became the basketball coach, my number one goal was to develop a competitive team and one that the students could be proud. Well last year's team was just that and this year's team is the best in the last ten years. in all my years as a player and a coach, I have never been involved with a team that was as much fun or worked as hard as this one. The seniors have shown tremendous leadership and the juniors have improved with each day. At this time we are 8-5 and tied for second place in the best league in the Cincinnati area. Our goals as a team are to finish second in the league, behind the possible number one team in the state, Withrow, and to make a strong showing in the state tour- nament. Much of our success this year was due to the addition of George Jackson to the coaching staff. He has done an outstanding job. Coach Allen and Coach Jacki son have also done a fine job with the Reserve and Jr. High programs; the future of Walnut Hills Basketball looks good. I would like to wish the seniors the best of luck! The untlertslass- men had better be ready to work, because you have a tough act to follow. I am proud of you all . Coach Duermit litislxt'ilmll ltll 102 Baakolball VARSITY Bottom H In Ry C. Jones, I. larry. 2nd : B. Davis, K. KiH hen, C. Teller, T. Collins. Top: B. Cootzman, D Leever, A. Clover, f. Harris, A. Alexander, C. Neil tManager Missing: Coach Denny Dermilt, Coach Jdt kmn. RESERVE Bottom u to Rt S. Brokamp, G. Hawkins, W. Schulze, l, dee, R. Towner. Top: R. Daniels tManagerL l. Hursl, F. Bronson, M Bronson, M. Mullenix R. Seliers. Missing: Cow h Wal- ter Allen, Mascot C. Allen. FRESHMAN Bottom H to R:;: A. Reed, K Slang, C. HKk- man, B Hill. 2nd TV Barnes, 5. Balson, D. Maury, D. Zinn. Top: IV Slargol, S. Imksnn, L. Pugh, M. Carr. Missing: Coath Shohan. Basketball103 Bottom: M Roberts, C iohnsOn, BB.- Rundle. Coach Borges; 2nd A. Rob erts B. Robison Top: K. Roach, M. LUS' ' lik,IS. Hitderbrand, C HeImkrIetter V: Ha! BL RESERV xBotlom:A WIltIams K. RIdiey N Dean Top: G Statman' T. KIng, Vanden Noort. 7th AND 8th Bottom: V Wiison, M McBrIdeL. .- fackson B. SuttOn 2nd: 5. Harris, B - Schwartz, C. CaldVvell, P Fant. Top: K. . Kitchen M JenkI'I'fIs, L BEair Coach: ' gDavis HM LINK HKIaKI-IIMH CHRLS BASKETBALL Rebqus The 1978-79 basketball season of the Lady Eagles proved to be somewhat of a rebuilding year. Inconsistency proved to be a decisive factor for the team. At times they played with poise and skill, and at other times, a bit lower than their capabilities. But some individual performances did highlight the season. Kyle Roach, the only returning Senior, supplied the team with quick ness and good defensive play. Junior, Lynn Heimkreiter, Karen Carter, and Vera Hall, did a good job of crashing the board and driving to the basket for inside points. Up top at the guard posi- tions, could be seen such indivduals as Juniors, Sherri Hil- derbrand, Beth Rundle, and Cindy Johnson, and Sophomores, Beth Robison, and Allison Rob- erts. All of these players supplied a good Offensive pinch, as well as some fine defense. Although lack of experience and injuries some- what hindered the Eagles, next year looks to be very promosing. Coach Borges Above left: Practice makes perm t. Above Right: Coach Berges gives team entourage- menlv Middle: Cindy goes for it, Bottom: Coordination is the key to 5th t vss. Girl's Basketball 105 ' ' 78:3 a ri.af.t:er-' rough I0 ' .bu?t.t e: rfl' j 1159K, 4 106 BoyE Swimming SWIMMERS Stroke Ahead This year's swim team has grown in numbers, mainly with an increase in underclassmen. There were some impressive individuals, as well as some hard workers. The talented Seniors will be missed, but with practice, experience, and physical growth, these underclassmen could be our future stars. Our overall record was 6-3. We were hampered this season with a lot of water time losses due to heating problems, but we did make up for it when we were able. It was a season filled with new school records, and close losses, but it was a rewarding season just the same. Coach Christoph 1-. f L P;F v1 ' e ItP-N o .4 . i-V-l? .M' i 'f ; 3:? ,.- . . x . e - I'mf k b M e . l .- .nl' .' .w . 51! ' . ' . I :5 f; . - 3.591 1'2: . h. - ..' N 1:1 I'1 ' .J. . , w w? .u f4 't .J:. .75. 1 133-1 7- l n- , 3.. I n. 'a' . a '9. I ' n... .' . f - I , h ',L' ' ,3 ' ' in y . IL . h I I I ' I l C. '4 'I .31.: g - 73 .. ' 'f 1U . 5'- : I ' -. H :3. '5 ' 3. Q g I h:- in 5:... S . E, h: -- L- jg... 3 5.. ' ,1. M, . ' :. 'u. .' 4;, 1 m t' E: '- R'- '::n ?;h -ih 0L 5' II . F '. ' ,W' F. Iii Ad: . J41- 3;: ,r '9- $4333: ifzigia'ifva,. '1'; I. I ' 2i. ' - 2. . kg . 15.; :'-.-J 2527 ' 1,-3.3 Bottom: tL t0 Ri: A. Taylor C Hammeriine, P Wheeler, D. Fried, D. Lusenhop M. Penn 2nd: 8 Grover, S. Baker 8 Allen J Mona- ham, 3. Seta, C. Bender. 3rd: C. Gray,R . Crawford L Kraus, D Penn 1 Krug. Top: M. Drew R Baker. Boy's Swimming107 rig Nancy watche5 tea ' mate 5 'IM x . L0 wctory. Above- Teresa working hard ' 'T Leftj Sheryl lsmnesgafter 2 : .. l08 CfrlsTSwimmin GIRLS Dive Into Season The girl's swim team looks very good this year. We have many swimmers returning from last year. We also have many new additions who will greatly help the team onto victory. We will be losing many seniors; however, with practice and participant dedication we will have a com- petitive team nextyear. Coach McClean uts-llwsml'amu Mfg Mgglli-i-I'I rmusagall'il r Bottom: 0. t0 RJ D Hofstetter, A Mathis T. Kellner M Duncan. Middle: Nl. Stalnaker, K. Friel L. Hagenauer S. Piasick L McGuire, C. Hofstetter, J Hyer, L Huether J Johnson, A. Sexton N. Schubert, L Heimkreiter Top: G. Daly, B. Friel, K. Sieber, R. Smith. Girls'Swimming 109 Top left: Coach Knoffer rest'rains Mon genroth from crushing opponent. top right: Kevin Reide demonstrates famous body-crunch. Above: An affecm iionate hug. Above center: Moe, Larry and Curly. Above right: Robert Miiler as the masked avenger. Right: Team gets psyched before PHSL match. 110 Wrestling WRESTLERS Pin Opponents STRAHORN 8: CO. The wrestling team finished an impressive 2nd for the PHSL title. Although Western Hills won the title, they put ten wrestlers in the finals, only to have won four. However, Walnut Hills put five wrestlers in the finals, and won all 5 matches. The winners were as follows; Mark Orso H121, Der- rick Strahorn 0191, Jim Morgen- roth 0261, Kevin Reide l155l, and Tim Brooks U751. In Consolation finals, 3rd place winners were Jeff Bortz t105l Joe Stem U321, Greg Dixon t167l, Robert Miller 0851, and a fourth place finish by Steve Samuri Thompson. I feel that we have a good team in store for the future. We have a young team and next year will be a rebuilding year for us all. Coach Knoffer Outstanding Records Orsol1121:17-.4 Strahorn H191; 20-0 Morgenroth 0261: 86 Reide HSSl: 10-6 Dixon U671: 10-11 Brooks l1 751: 9-4 Top left: Strahorn shows why he was undefeated Middle left: Orso pins Withrow grappler in recored time. Left: Team; Bottom: J. Morgenroth, J. Bortz, R. Mosher, S. Hazen, D. Salzer, J. Prin- tess, F. Strahorn. Top: Coach Roll, K. Reide lCO-Captrl, M. Orso lco-capt.l, R. J. Rothchild, C. Dixon, D. Tayler, S. Thompson, J. Stern, D. May, C. Cehler, R. Miller, R. Tingel, F. Merritt, D. Stra- horn lco-Capt.l, Coach Knoffler. Miss- ing: T. Brooks. Wrestling 111 H2 Volleyball d1 I Hi HHHHIHIN' VOLLEYBALL Spikes Opponents tThB yearl mew very kntunate to have the grouptl had forthe voHeybaHteanm Theteanwxwas veryinexpehenced,tNHy had three returning players, was few in nmhbenandlom monagames thanthenyon.Yetthe potenhal wasthere.AJlsevenrhenqbem xwemavnaltotheteantandenh- outteanwrnenwbers--Beth Robi- son,BeH1Rundkytynh Hein- kreher,CHndy'k3hnson,JHlVVaUs, Ann Rundm,and LOH SnHHtthe yearcxnnd nothave beenthe sanwe.VVe had a gHJeHng sched- tMeraWDgZOrnmrhes There were many outstanding pHayera LoriSrnHttvvas voted to the fHH PtiSi.teaw1and mas theteanVsAAVCR Ann Rundle was the team's Setter-playmaker. And Beth RurKHe neverletthe baH touch the ground.l feel luckyto have had aHtthhetjay- em on Huateant ThenyenataL ented VgBaH player; and out- ganchngindhnduab. CoaChVVeEh Top left: Maria always keeps her hair in place. Far left: Ann looks to the heavens for help. left: Beth anxiously awaits chance to set up shot. VolleyhaH I t 3 l 14 Boy's Tennis BOY'S serves up The Walnut Hills men's tennis team has long had a strong repu- tation for being of Championship caliber. This year's team is cast from the same mold. With Junior Steve Brown and Freshman Todd Peters, we have one of the best first and second singles combina- tions in the City. Included with them are our fine doubles teams led by three 4-year lettermen. In coaching the team for the first time, I am going out on a limb by predicting a state Championship for Walnut. Last year the team placed third in the state, and I'm hoping for a higher finish this year. If our doubles teams can play as well as they did last year I'm cer- tain that we can attain this goal. m.gN' Coach Cowitt r.mimamriI-mlmmmuunmu , - NW ' WWumimwnmmmumem - t t. Top left: Picture-perfect form. Top right: Coach Craig Cowitt. Left: Team ; iL. to Rt P. Startz, F. Weiland, S. Brown, D. Katz, R. Coleman, C. Kurtz, Rt DeLyons. Middle left: Steve smirks as he polishes off another foe. Boys Tennis 115 116 Baseball BASEBALL - who's on first? In my first year of coaching, I really didnit know what to expect. I had been away from baseball in this area, for four years, so it was realty hard for me to make any predictions. Last year's team had a good season, but due to graduation, we had to regroup. Leading the way this year, were Senior Tri- Captains Tony Ciers, center- fielder; Dwight Malloy, third baseman and pitcher; and Keith Kitchen, first baseman. I feel these three seniors knew the game and provided great leader- ship. All in all, I feel that the team had a good season and were fun to watch. We were out-coached and out-played, but things like this happen in sports. However, we were not outehustled. Coach Jackson Top left: Senior Darrel Smith provided leadershipt Top right: Ex-Tiger, Jackson takes over coaching of the Eagles. Mid- dle left: Seniors Kitchen and Coaston pose for camera. Left: Team: Bottom iL to Rt: K. Kitchen, D. Malloy, T. Ciers, C. Coaston, D. Smith, R. Hunter. 2nd: S. Thompson, M. Johnson, R. Matthews, 6. Taylor, D. Goodwin, W. Schulze. 3rd: M. Mullenix, B. Schneider, D. Deal, B. Zinn, B. Ausdenmore, J. Wade, C. Jha. Top: R. Daniels, C. Chandler. Baseball 117 118 Girl's Softbaii .----p-pm-ea- ----I-b -Itt-$ -me-I-I-Ie-n-I-m-Itw -I- --IM'-5n..--....-$. 1-m- nr-M---Ib ulti- t TIDAII GD GIRLS swing in spring With only two seniors gradu- MBd honwthe1978team,the Eagles are confident of a winning season ancia.good chance atthe league title and the district championship, for which they were runner up last year. Return- ing anathe 1978 Adostlrnproved Hayen BeH1 Rundeland RookRa of the Year, Beth Robison, with senior Amy Elsaeser, Jill Watts, and Lynne Nans,andjunior Sheri Hilderbrand, and the new addiuons Lon SnHHL Lynn VVH- ter, and Karen Carter. Walnut has the nucleus of a strong team - it lookseragoodyeaL Coach Lukens Far top left: We bet she uses close-up. Far center 10p: Returning letterwomen hope to continue their winning ways. Above left: She winds . . . and the pitch. Above right: Hilderbrand awaits ball. Far left: Great form! Center left: Senior Jill Watts returns ball to infield in pre-season play. Center: is your mind on the game? Left: Team: tL to Rt: J. Watts, C. Heginbotham, B. Robison, T. Dean, A. Elsaeser, Mt Hesse, B. Rupp, B. Parker. Missing: J. Creelman, B. Rundle. Girl's Softball 119 120 Boy's Trat. k BOYS take their marks The 1979 Eagle Track Squad could prove to be a lot stronger than it looks. The distance squad should prove to be strong, after coming off a PHSL Cross Country Championship. The main Sprint Spots this season are all up for grabs; no individual has a lock on any relay. The sprinters who compete this year will be the ones who work in practice. The field events have returning letter- men in the high jump, long jump, discus; but there is a lot of room for improvement. Over all, there are a lot of new faces; with a lot of work and patience it could prove to be a stronger team than last year's. Coach Christoph Top left: Coach Christoph accepts his destiny. Top right: Rounding the bend and heading for home. Middle left: You know who you are. Middle right: Brad holds up fence after one of Coach Christoph's easier workouts. Left: The 1979 Boys' Track Team. Boy's Track 121 12.2 Girl's Tun k GIRLS getset and go Walnut Hills Girl's Track team for 1979 represents a great deal of talent and experience from previ- ous years. The team's possibilities this year include first or second in PHSL and a strong possibility in sprint relays, mile relay, mile run, and discus at the State level. Coach Hemmingway $5173? 659-24 a t t Star V3 J thrt p 3x0 J 11 T0 left: What the best dressed runners wi I be wearing next spring. Top right: Susie reaChes for the sky. Middle right: Dalone taretully studies the situation. left: Girl's 1979 Track Team. Llrl'x lrdtk IH E. . .n . . . . . 7.. E ,. . . L. x a . i , .HI .1 . .y: 72.5.: .. . 2. . 2 x 1,11; lr.A ,z ; 1.,..,., E E.E;I:r larva: . ,. ... 11:1 . l... Infill .. , .. a ., . .. . allitllfllHlHlerlun E I, . I . x; z x.:. .1 .; f 0131.3: .,. 4. ., z. .5. 1113 , x ,, 1:1. . a. .. . E X x .A I 1.. . ; . . E . . , . if ; .. E ,. . . I , . . . , . , , . E ..,..,.; x2 21.37 I am. p Xv. . , EM XE E E x E, .47 I ,. ., .. ngj,yz,g,u,;fvfA ; 1 :34 , . K, B NEE E EEEEEEEEEEE EEEEE , E E EEEEEE gig; e E E ..:E.:..E.:.EE E D mnmonm The program at Walnut Hills has exposed each of you to the elements of precision necessary for the control and understanding of your environment. Further pur- suit of higher .learning will allow you to generalize; using your interests, idealism and knowledge to control and alter your world. Best wishes, use it well. Sincerely, David Shepherd, Principal 126 FaCUlty James Allender Raymond Finke Thomas Hunter Milton McCraken The older you become the more you grow to understand points of view that don't necessarily meet either your approval or your real compre- hension. It would therefore seem reasonable that your way not be the only path to what could be the same goals or set of values. A-EDMHNUgTERATCDle Faculty 127 Donald Cole Jean Frehse Alan Dute Rosalyn Fuller 128 Faculty m i - AMLJ Joseph Minogue Adrienne Strauss Rosalind Reade Edna Turner CCDMN1$EMDR$ FacuIty 129 HOW DO YOU SEE YOURSELF AS AN EDUCATOR? I50 fat ully Lillie Gravely Sharon Draper I enjoy teaching. I want to teach the students lessons that will give them the necessary skills, vocabu- lary, and knowledge to succeed in the academic world, as well as lese sons in life on how to understand one's fellow man? Margaret Guentert My role as an educator in the Classroom is to provide experi- ences from which students may learn and to encourage individuals to grow. Susan Brockman As an educator, I am involved, concerned, energetic, and consci- enhous Alexander Clesen I see myself as a friendly and sym- pathetic guide to a youngster who wants to understand and appreci- ate the Classic works of literature? lean Conver When the roll is called up yonder, I'll be there. Patricia lannetli Englisthusiness Marlene Jasan Linda Headley EnglishtDrama Sheila Hutchinson Judith Kuhn l'l see myself as a catalyst for knowledge growth, not as a disse- minator of information I feel a teacher should not hand out information as the authorities handed out soma in Brave New World, but that a teacher should develop, in his students the skills and motives that lead to self- teaching, I believe a student's first teacher to be himself. Peggy Lukens Faculty 131 WHAT DO YOU LOOK FOR IN A STUDENT? H2 tat ulty Anne Pfriem Fay May Marguerite PaIm The quality most to be desired in a student is industry. 'The more we do, the more we can do: the more busy we are the more leisure we have.' Hazlit. Martha McClure Donna Perzigian Amanda Patrick THE CORN t8 GREEN Abby Weiss I look for the individual not the student who is the carbon copy Of all the others. I appreciate the uni- queness in each of my students and respect each student for what he is. Yvonne Watkins To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven. Ecclesiastes 3:1 Thomas Snow David Pierato I look for a student who is aggres- sive but not truculent, intelligent but not supercilious, and humor- ous but not ludicrous. However, talent and intellectual concupis- cence covers a multitude of sins. Fred Shuttlesworth Ronald Schneider I look for a maturity that is above that of the normal in his age group. This maturity leads to a greater discipline which, in most cases, makes up for minor intelli- gence differences. Faculty133 FROM WHERE DID YOU GRADUATE AND WITH WHAT DEGREES? 134 Faculty Judith Bluestein BA - University of Pennsylvania MA Case Western Reserve Uni- : Judith Griffith versuty ' ' ' 8. Sq Ed,, BA Classics - University Thoedora Kessis 0f Cmcmnati BA, BE, and ME University Of M.Ed.-Latin XavierUniversity Herbert Lukens Cincinnati Hercules fossam duodeviginti pedum duxit. Hercules dUS twenty tWO ditches Richard lhlendorf with his feet. James Connelly BA Th0mas More College BA University of Dayton M. Ed. - Xavier University MA - Ohio State University M. Ed. - Xavier University LAWN Craig McGhee Elizabeth Rottenburger ' Thomas McKenny Nancy Seltz Dorothy McLean BA Classics - University of Cin- Cinnati MA Xavier University John Raterman AB 8! MA Xavier University Faculty135 ARE STUDENTS CONCERNED MORE WITH LEARNING OR GRADES? H6 T'at ultt it n -t h. h: :w .. A inw- -.i . WI If. W m- 9' n3 5:3. r; :.'s- !!h It: m. .4. .1.- Virginia Caddell Cislea Herdler The majority of the students are indeed concerned with learning, only a very few are more inter- ostod in grades. In those tsases the pressure from home has often twen the reamn for the drive for grades! A genuine thirst for knowledge has been exprvsspd by my students during my teaching years. ltl'ttt Nlli Lois Isler Sandra Cohan I feel the students are more con cerned with grades. I! Marianne Ryan Ann Louise Cirelli Unfortunately students are gen- erally more concerned with grades than with learning. This is encour- aged by a system that promotes competition over learning. The student who is more concerned with what he is learning than with his test scores is rare. The school that is more concerned with what is learned than with the test SCores of its students is rarerf' lanice Morgan Being concerned with grades is a normal attitude and much learning does occur as a result. It takes a great deal of maturity and motiva- tion to learn for the sake of team- mg. Peter Stites Students are more concerned with learning but like good grades to accompany their thirst for knowledge. i N1, t FR Q h RogerCourts The Climate of real respect for the integrity and indviduality of each person in the learning situation fosters real gains in achievement and learning. James Beran ScienceiMath Scott Brockman lndvidual students vary, but most are probably more concerned with grades than learning. However I think it's a mark of maturity when a student can switch that position and learn for Iearning's sake Ronald Cinnamon Both, hopefully grades reflect a mastery of particular skills or con- cepts in a given subject. LANEQDACCEE D$eHEiNEE Faculty137 WHAT ARE WALNUT'S GREATEST QUALITIES? 138 FM ufty Ronald Matthews I believe that working with a group of students that are inter- ested in learning is Walnut's great- est quality. Ernest France James Jones Gordon Duvall HWalnut Hills High School still gives the capable student who wants it a good general college preparatory education. Norley Jackson Linda Fowler All the students can read. Robert Sutton I feel that Walnut's greatest quali- ties are the students and their par ents. Ruth Johnson I believe that Walnut's greatest quality is the heavy emphasis on PaulWherman academic achievement. Charlotte Dumas Terry McCollum James Scott Faculty139 DO STUDENTS LACK SCHOOL SPIRIT? 140 Faculty MMue-ea-g .,.I . $59; Norma Burney David Bibee Anita Cooper Thomas Brengleman WalterAllen Students, teachers, parents and Lillie Barnes administrators should encourage students to participate in inter- scholastic athletics with emphasis on how well one plays the game. Kay Falcone To question the existence of school spirit indicates a need for more. Frank Iacobucci Many WHHS students come from families which make available Skip Merten numerous nonvschool activities. These compete with school pro- Joseph Koke grams forthe students' time. Ruth Hubbard Stella Layson Faculty 141 IS COMPETITION APPARENT IN YOUR CLASSROOM? 142 Faculty Robert Roll I do not stress competition between students; I strive to stress competition within the student to improve hisXher work by doing the best they can. Donald Reder Raymond Pfriem HollisMilChell . . the level of competition among students seems to be directly proportional to the ability levelofthalclass. . .competitive- ness does not surface as often as it should. ll Paul Amspaugh Angela Scott Kathy Brown Ruby Compton Look to this day: yesterday is but a dream; tomorrow is only a vision. But today, well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Look well, therefore, to this day. from a Sanskrit proverb. Barbara Davies Competition plays an important role in my Classroom. Everyday I compete against the students for silence, cooperation, their atten- tion,etc. Helen Howe Donald Hamberg I am sure that there is competi- tion among most students to be the best or to try to do better than their peers. . .lfeel that competi- tion is good and helpful towards their overall development as a stu- dent and as a person. After all, in future years their life is going to be full of competition no matter what occupation they choose. Samuel Jenike MATE UQCMEUAL $eHEtNEE Faculty143 WHAT QUOTE BEST DESCRIBES YOURSELF? Mark Klan Judy Meiering Good humor is one of the best Roger Lerch armies of dress one am wear in socioly -ThaCkeray losoph Kndh Jeanne Mathews Margaret Young H-Hmulh $CCD HAL $ UENCCEE Gwen Walker Frances Murdock A sharp tongue is the only edged tool that grows keener with con- Angela Scott slant use. Washington Irving James Wehrle Harriet Russell Karen Trennepohl th'tuHS HOW HAS THE LACK OF FUNDS AFFECTED YOUR TEACHING? 146 Faculty Dorothy Dobbins Art It has not affected my teaching. Art affords an opportunity to be creative with many materials that do not have to be purchased. Marian Hawes Art Wylie Ferguson Art HWithout sufficient funds it is extremely difficult to teach sub- jects which require materials and equipment that are necessary to the program. Donald Lewis Art Jonathan Goodwin Industrial Arts Michael Nowell Industrial Arts Ben Basone Music Wanda Murdock Home Economics Thomas Centil Music Lynnette Spencer Home Economics Daniel Rumer Music Kenneth Welsh Music Ben Johnson Music FUNE $KULL$ Facuky 147 E? i I J 1!! R1!!! : 1an .,,mm mm, 1 fry!!! E WHAT WAS YOUR MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT AT WALNUT HILLS? Louva Hemingway Joseph Bell My most memorable moment was the day I came to Walnut Hills. 148 Faculty Willard Stargel My most memorable moment was persuading the parents and administration to mix boys and girls in health classes back in the 1960's. Dennis Duermlt Mathew Cordray Judy Spreckelmeier Health Patricia Borgen Richard Christoph John Sheehan Elizabeth Corman Business Ed. Diane Welsh Robert Roncker Business Ed. Last spring a group of runners from the track team decided that they wished to run a 24 hour relay. Art Paul Driver's Ed. Faculty CQMM DPLFM$TEAL $KUHL$ 149 Lunchroom Workers 150 Faculty Secretaries r 5b b.1359 ikiinWa? 1'. 9 Jar Mam? mm: :5; a: ET ETE A 7 a...va! o-d 32- . 1a $31 W. I hwy; - . u. A - L 5 -. K!,?!flm: ....1III. 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Don't be dismayed at goodbyes A farewell is necessary before you can meet again. and meeting again, after a moment or a lifetime is certain for those who are friends. President: Tom LeClair, Vice Presiden12T0ny Pugh, Treasurer: Michael Feldman, Secretary: Nancy Kessel. CLASS OF 1979 My first contact with the class of '79 came four years ago, during my first year at Wal- nut Hills. This encounter left me feeling that the members of the Class of '79, as ninth graders, were all immature, undisciplined, uncaring, and generally obnoxious brats. The Class members did everything from yelling in the halls t0 swinging on pipes to writing on walls in their attempts to draw attention to themselves. Over the past years I have watched the class move through the apathetic do nothing stage of their Sophomore year; to a group capable of producing a highly successful and well organized P-Nuts '77; to a group able to coordinate prom and after prom and make money from them! The Class of '79 might never go down in the Chronicles of Walnut Hills High School as being the greatest in any one thing, but the class of '79 will surely be remembered because of their well-roundedness. In my years of working with the class of '79 l have been able to watch them grow and mature. l have had the opportunity to get to know many as individuals, some as firends. I hope that all are able to leave WH glad to have been a member of the class of '79. I know that my contact with them has made me a better person. I will never regret having said Yes to the class. Sue Brockman Seniors 157 Beth Abrams Jill Adams Helen Adams Leonard Adams Michele Adler Heidi Agostini Andrew Alexander Gwen Allgood Debra Ellen Altman 158 Seniors Sandy Appel Anne Avril Charles F. Baas Karen Bailey Douglas Baker Jeffrey Baker Kimberly Barrett Kimbra Lee Bartels Sandy Batsakes Seniors 159 Ronald Scott Baur Amie Beth Becker Ann Behlen Elaine Benedict Elena Bezanilla Alex Blaine Thomas Blount Frankie Bolden Mary E. Bolton Tysha Bonner Fred C. Bosco Amie Bothwell 160 Seniors Yvonne C. Bouldin Elizabeth Bowers Bruce D. Boyd Anthony Branch Kimberly K. Branscum Christopher Branson John William Brean Sherry Brinkdopke Helen J. Broadus Kashara L. Bronson Timothy Brooks Jamie Brose Seniors 161 Marcia Brown Robert K. Brown Melissa Browne Susan Browne Andy Brueggemeyer Mike Brunck Lisa Bryant Ruth Buchanan Richard M. Bucher Brad Buck Beth Buckholtz John F. M. G. Buckles Karen Bumiller Martha Bunin Sherri Linn Burck 162 Seniors Charles Burke Andrew Frank Burnett Gerald Burns Linda Burns Tracy Burton Colleen Cade David Lee Caplan Elizabeth Carpenter Beth Ann Carroll David 5. Carter Chris Cervantes Robert A. Charles Karla Chenault Ronny Chin David Christensen Seniorx 1M Elton Chu Anthony D. Ciers Kristin Clajus Gregory Coaston Lisa Cohen Mitchell Cohen Susan Cohen David Coleman Felicia Coleman Terrance A. Collins Cynthia Collinsworth Jill Compston Stephen Conaway x Brenda Cooper Robin E. Cottrell 164 Seniors Soroya Cottrell Edward Coughlin Gayle Covington Jeffrey Craig Jeanne Creelman Karen Cure Michael E. Daly Frank David Brenda Davis Kimberly DeGrummond Patricia DeMar John DeWeese Julie Dills Robynne Dinkelaker Gregory Dixon Seniors 165 Stephen Doerman Virginia Douglas Michael Drew Dara Duncan Allison Dunn Kimberley Eaton Charma Ellis Lynn Ellis Robert G. Ellison 166 Seniors : I'Hu' HA! Via. $3 5 q QMsI 'M maf Amy Elsaesser Kenneth Essig Stephanie Ann Eyrich Theodore Fader Joan Fair Brian Farison Michael J. Feldman Debra A. Felss Mary Lou Fischer Svnmrx lh7 Danny Fisher Katherine Flick Jeremy Folger David B. Folkers Penny Forman Julie FOX Antonia M. Frazier David L. Fried Beth Friel Robert Fronk Carol Gabriel Christiana P. Gaddis 168 Seniors Patricia Galbraith David A. Geohegan Sheryl Gerbs Linda Gilliam Larry Glassman Anthony Glover Glenn David Coens Jeffrey Goldfarb Michael Goldfarb Emily Goldman Anita L. Goodrich Dion Graham Seni0r5169 Hope Green Joanna Green Jan Ellen Creenberg Kathryn Griffith Chris Gruenke Debbie Grupp Susan Hachen Carolyn Hamad Laura Hamblet Shirley Hamer Patrick Harman Jennifer Hardin TimothyrHarman Karen Harris Keith Harris 170 Seniors Maura Harten Lawrence Hattenbach Eric Haupt Christina Haven Stephanie Hawkins Brenda Hayes Thomas Heginbotham Roslyn Herndon Rick Heuring Anthony D. Hill Maria Hill VirginiaAnn Hofmann Valerie Hotchkiss David Howard Deborah Howe Seniors171 Martin Huggard Dan Hummel Ronald Hunter David Husman Suzanne Huston Linda Hutcherson Dawn Hutchinson Missyjacobson George Jason Dalenejohnson John Johnson Russell Johnson ShaHJohnson Thomas C. Johnson Gerald Jones 172 Seniors MilesJones Anna Kallay Elana Kaltman Alana Kanter Lesli Kapell Danny Katz Stephen Katz Oran Kaufman Christopher Kepferle Nancy Kessel Linda Kilburn John W. Kirby Mark Kirschner Keith Kitchen Mark Klein Sennors173 174 Seniors Susan Knabe Aline Kuhl Melanie Kuhr Craig Kurtz Theresa Kvapil Max Lachman Scott W. Lackey Lisa Lahey Brian Landman Timothy Larkin Jeffery Larry Terri Laws Beth Leamond Myron Leavell Susan Leaver Thomas LeCIair Davis Ledford Dale Leever Senior5175 176 Seniors Jack Leitzinger Jamesa Leonard Hank Lerer Phillip Lerner Randy S. Linch Tina Littrell Edward Lopez Richard Loreaux Elizabeth Loudon Sharon Lovett Betsy Lucas Laura Lucke .. 4 Chris Luebkeman Cristal Lynch Deborah Mackenzie Dwight Malloy Scott Malof Cayl Manes Debbie Margolis Sheila Marion John Marmer Edward Jay Maxwell Elizabeth Maxwell Franklin Mayfield Seniors177 178 Seniors Scott Mazer Crystal McGee Dawn McAllister Thomas G. McCarthy Todd McClinton Diane Sue McCoy Sean McGrory Lisa McGuire D. Hope McKinney Lisa McLean Tonya McMillan Michael McQueen Jane Meisel Keith Merida Amy Merritt William Middlekauff ChristopherMiller Robert Miller James H. Mitchusson Mindy Monaghan Id Philip Moore -' m a W WW 7 , $ K Tanya Moore Lynnie Morris Meghan Morrissey Anita Motz Sean Mullaney Peggy Mullen Lisa Mullins Nancy Myers Eileen Nahem Seniors179 180 Seniors Joslin Naish Dana Neiert Jamie Nelsen Mark Nicholas Kristina Nielsen Nancy Nolan Philip Norrish David Oeters Phyllis O Hearn Michelle Paroz Jill Partin Kim Pate Myra Pennington Susan Penson Charles Pescovitz Mindy Peters David Petersen Sheryl Piasick Julian Pollak Stephen Porte Anthony Pugh Antoine Pullins Patty Purdon Debbie Ragland Jane Ratliff Peter Rauh Janie Reading Bill Reid Daniel Reis Mary Rennwanz Svninrs 18l Martha Reynolds Anne Richmond Brian Riddle 41:37; .,I;, n .. .' AMHIW' -'.. ,2: 5.3;; ll'l..gJ 3;. n o... Kevin Riede Kyle Roach Chris Roberts Luke Robinson Deirdre Roley Todd Roller 182 Seniors Barbara Rose David Rose Heidi Rosekrans Robert Rosenberg Martin Rosenthal Mark Rosenthaler Amy Roser Scot Ross Greg Rowe Seniors183 Jane Rue Eric Russo John Ruzsa Farin Sanders Regina Santiago Stephanie Sargent Alan Saunders Nancy Schaen Marissa Schaljo Marcy Scheingold Katy Schleef Jane Schneider 184 Seniors Julie Schneider Mark Schneiderman Kendra Schroer Alberta Schumacher Garry Schwartz Ilene Schwartz Matt Schwietering Kathleen Sexton Linda Sharp Mary Pat Shearman Tara Shepard Sally Shepherd Senior3185 186 Seniors Tyree Lynn Sherrer Bari Shokler Amy Siegfried Jani Silbermann Beth Silverstein Steven Slavney Ted Sloan AmySmhh Blair Smith Darryl Smith Lori Smith Robin Smith Sheila Smitson Karen Snyder Sheila Speight Thomas Spille Paul Spitz Sue St. Clair Lisa Stargel Elizabeth Stauderman Michele Steam Carl Steely Sharon Stein Tamara Steinmetz Arthur L. Stern Jr. Debbie Sternweiler Mike Stout Derrick Strahorn Diane Stregevsky Mark Streicher Seniors 187 Seniors 188 Mary Strubbe Sally Sturdevant Valerie Tate Allan Taylor Rick Tenenholtz Heike Thomas Steven Thompson Cheryl Tiano Shirley Tidmore '5 .mmwxv m, David Tojo David Uhlman Yvonne Vanden Noort Barb Venters Tim Voss Verna Waddle Jay Waldrip Waymon Wallace Debbie Waller Seniors 189 Todd Walters Joy Walton Barbara Warinner Ji Il Watts Terrie Weatherford Susan Webb Fred Weiland Jim West Martha Wheeler Phil Wheeler Carmen Whitehead Gail Williams Seniors 190 Terry Ann Williams Beth Wilson Diane Wingerberg Eric Wittstein Marcie Wolfson Joseph F. Wood Margy Wright Robin Zarach Annette Zwick A 'w avallable: II aand, Carl 3 M4; KeitW D. Bure E. Maifelgq agd Plea MD :Ty'r- ' helIrII H; Seniors 191 Abrams, Beth Ellen 1040 Barry Le1291 Adams,1ill3509 Biddle St1201 Adams, Mary Helen 348 BryantAve1201 Adams, Maurice L 4515 Sunnyslope1291 Adler, Michele Lynn 634 Crest HilIApt1371 Agostini, Heidlynn 4114 Maple Dr1091 Alexander, Andrew 4 Revel Ct 1171 Allgood, Gwendolyn 28 ElmhurstPl1081 Altman, Debra Elien 6503 Cliffridge1131 Appel, Sandra Lee 3195 Esther Dr1131 Asfour, Paul Michael 2825 Langdon Farm 1121 Avril, Ann Ritter 2966 Timbercrest 1381 Baas, Charles F 6040 Mayflower Ave 1371 Bailey, Karen Jean 946 6055 Rd 1291 Baker, Douglas Wm 2524 Elmdale Dr 1301 Baker, Jeffrey Grant 2918 Alpine Ter 1081 Barrett, Kimberly 10 2619 Grover Hill1121 Bartels, Kimbra Lee 2330 Kenlee Dr 1301 Batsakes, Sandra 2785 Section Rd 1371 Baur, Ronald Scott 1545 Larry Ave 1241 Becker, Ami Beth 4039 Rose Hill Ave 1291 Bedford, Louise A 1702 Hewitt Ave 1071 Behlen, Ann Denton 2519 Salem St1081 Benzanila, Elena 3417 Whitfield 1201 Blaine, C Alex 423 Collins Ave 1061 Blount, Thomas Bruce 6269 Grand Vista 1131 Boggs, Christopher L 178 Woolper Ave1201 Bolden, Frankie Lee 2004-C Sutter Ave 1251 Bolton, Mary E 3816 Barker Rd 1291 Bonner, Tysha Renay 4615 Vendome PI 1271 Bosco, Fred C 5927 Cary Ave 1241 Bothwell, Amie 3515 Wilson Ave1291 Bouldin, Yvonne C 3935 Ardmore Ave1291 Bowers, Elizabeth 6032 BelmontAve1241 Boyd, Bruce D 3330 Orion Ave 1131 Branch, Anthony 105 5250 Charloe St1271 Branscum, Kimberly K 1312 Grace1081 Branson, Christopher 3923 Leyman Dr1291 Brean, John William 5770 Stewart Rd 1271 Brinkdopke, Sharon 3760 Ault Park Ave 1081 Broadus, Helen J 6673 Iris Ave 1131 Bronson, Kashara L 1616 Elizabeth Pl1191 Brooks, Timothy 1372 Burdette 1061 Brose, James Jay 1956 Honeysuckle 1301 Brown, Marcia L 3137 Durrell 1071 Brown, Robert Keith 1531 Northwood Dr1371 Browne, Melissa Clara 3309 Nash Ave 1261 Browne, Susan Eliz 1310 Cryer Ave 1081 Brueggemeyer, Andrew 7358 Scottwood 1371 Brunck, Michael Jay 1062 Roxie Le 1241 Bryant, Lisa Camille 1234 Corbett St 1081 Buchanan, Ruth Esther 6304 Ridge Ave1131 Bucher, Richard M 556 Terrace Ave 1201 Buck, Bradford L 2525 Salem St 1081 Buckholtz, Beth 1338 Deliqua Dr1301 Buckles, John F 7260 Brookcrest 1371 Bumiller, Karen Lise 1260 Michigan1081 Bunin, Martha S 15 Belsaw Pl1201 Burck, Sherri Linn 1438 Dyer St 1301 Burden, Keith D 6563 Coffey St 1301 Burke, Charles Brien 2602 Canterbury1371 Burnett, Andrew Frank 6430 Ridge Ave1131 194 Seniors Burns, Gerald 2933 Fairfield Ave1061 Burns, Linda Carol 2870 Colerain Ave 1251 Burton, Tracy Renee 6833 Stewart Rd 1361 Cade, Colleen L 4454 Erie Ave1271 Caplan, David Lee 3119 No Farmacres1131 Carey, David Raphael 210 Woolper Ave 1201 Carpenter, Elizabeth E 1188 Beverly Hills1261 Carroll, Beth Ann 3560 Interwood Ave 1201 Carter, David S 3260 Fairhaven Le1371 Cervantes, Christopher 3803 Ferdinand Pi 1091 Charles, Robert Allen 126 E University Ave1191 Chenault, Karla Ann 415 Clinton Springs1171 Chin, Ronny Bing 1780 Yorktown Rd 1371 Christensen, David 3430 Morrison PI 1201 Chu, Elton Bih-Hann 2695 Morningridge 1111 Ciers, Anthony D 864 Hutchins Ave1291 Clajus, Kristin G 6524 Ridge Cir1131 Cleary, Bernard F 3736 Dogwood Ln 1131 Coaston, Gregory F 3962 Standish Ave1131 Cohen, Lisa 4507 Sunnyslope Te1291 Cohen, Mitchell Keith 7608 Yorkshire PI 1371 Cohen, Susan Roberta 7800 Elbrook Ave 1371 Coleman, David 5616 Winneste Ct 1321 Coleman, Felicia 2347 Williamsbrg1251 Coleman, Richard Owen 549 Prospect PI 1291 Collins, Terrance A 1063 Loiska Le1241 Collinsworth, Cynthia 2616 KnightAve1121 Compston, Jill Ann 3313 Lambert PI 1081 Conaway, Stephen Paul 3624 Erie Ave 1081 Cooper, Brenda 6113 Robison Rd1131 Cottrell, Robin E 1788 McMillan Ave1061 Cottrell, Soroya 3650 Woodford 1131 Coughlin, Edward V 3901 Northc-liff Ln 1201 Covington, Gayle C 4001 Herron Ave 1231 Craig, Jeffrey Brian 1320 Wittekind T 1241 Creelman,1eanne Lynn 1468 Burney Le1301 Cure, Karen Ann 1553 Linn St 1141 Daly, Michael E 1661 Sutton Ave 1301 David, Frank John 267 Parkway Ave 1161 Davis, Brenda 3822 Broadlawn C 1361 DeCrummond, Kimberly 3838 N0 Broadlaw1361 DeMar, Patricia Lee 5673 Meryton PI 1241 DeWeese, John Edward 3135 Victoria Ave 1081 Dills, Julie Kay 6516 Craigland C 1301 Dinkelaker, Robynne 3275 Nash Ave 1261 Dixon, Gregory Leroy 11 Aldon Le1361 Doerman, Stephen 5746 Davey Ave 1241 Douglas, Virginia L 238 Hearne Ave1291 Drew, Michael 1110 E Rookwood Dr1081 Duncan, Dara 5111 Whetsel Ave 1271 Dunn, Allison Jean 1845 Greenbriar1371 Eaton, Kimberley 4726 Gray Rd 1321 Ellis, Charma 1375 Adams Rd 1311 Ellis, Veronica L 73 Woods Dale1161 Ellison, Robert G 67 Clinton Springs 1171 Elsaesser, Amy Susan 6326 Grand Vista 1131 Essig, Kenneth Allen 3185 Longmeadow Le1361 Eyrich, Stephanie Ann 6479 Grand Vista1131 Fader, Theodore Steve 51 Ferndale St 41:2 1161 Fair,10an E 2580 Vera Ave 1371 Farison, Brian Kent 1132 Maureen Le 1381 Feldman, Michael Jay 6665 W Beechlands Dr1371 Fglss, Debra Ann, 4835 Ridge Ave1091 F!elds, Kimberly E 6406 Mayflower Ave1371 ngcher, Mary Lou 1966 Seymour Ave 1371 Fisher, Daniel Lee 2436 Vera Ave 1371 Flle, Katherine A 6278 Crestview PI 1301 Folger, Peter Jeremy 2150 East Hill Ave 1081 Folkers, David B 2536 Elmdale Dr1301 Formanl, Penny Michele 7915 Rollingknolls1371 Fox,JulIe A 6537 Cliffridge 1031 Frgzuer, Antonia M 995 Lenox Pl1291 FI'IECI, David Lawrence 2344 Vera Ave 1371 Friel, Eli'sabeth Ann 3921 Middleton Ct.1201 Fronk, Robert Chris 1039 Paxton Ave 1081 Gabriel, Carol Ann 6415 Honeysuckle1301 Gaddis, Christiana P 6612 Rosalee Ln 1361 Galbraith, Patricia A 1118 W00dyLe1381 Geohegan, David A 5249 Willowood 1381 Cerbs, Sheryl Paula 7862 Greenland PI 1371 Gilliam, Linda Lou 2094 Yoast Ave 1251 Glassman, Larry A 6555 Kincaid Rd1131 Glover, Anthony Gary 562 Maple Ave 1291 Goens, Glenn David 2829 Sidney Ave1251 Goldfarb, Jeffrey R 1600 Northwood Dr1371 Goldfarb, Michael A 7765 Elbrook Ave1371 Goldman, Emily 0 3510 Bayard Dr 1081 Goodrich, Anita L 1417 Covedale 1381 Graham, Dion R 6024 Tahiti Dr 1241 Green, Hope 6620 Coleridge Ave 1131 Green, Joanna Mabel 3968 Marburg Ave 1091 Greenberg, Jan Ellen 4210 Williamsburg 1151 Griffith, Kathryn L 3060 Observatory 1081 Gruenke, Christopher 2534 Ridgecliff1121 Grupp, Deborah B 3828 Clifton Ave 1201 Hachen, Susan Lynn 7670 Elbrook Ave1371 Hamad, Carolyn R 3448 N Clubcrest 1091 Hamblet, Laura G 2777 Dunaway Ave 1111 Hamer, Shirley Ann 216 Baxter Ave1201 Hamilton, Steven 2173 Crane Ave 1071 Handel, Suzanne J 198 Lafayette Cir1201 Hannan, Patrick Jay 5915 Kimberly Ave1131 Hardin, Jennifer Anne 2137 East Hill Ave 1081 Harman, Timothy W 3616 KendalIAve1081 Harris, Karen R 3584 Bogart Ave 1291 Harris, Keith Lee 1221 Toluca Ct1241 Harris, Kevin Lanier 720 MitchellAve1291 Harten, Maura Jane 952 Lenox PI 1291 Hattenbach, Lawrence 2417 Kellerman Ave1371 Haupt, Eric Walter 634 Clintn Springs1291 Haven, Christina 3300 Westside Ave 1081 Hawkins, Stephanie A 2817 Ashland Ave 1061 Hayes, Brenda 5527 Dunning PI 1671 Heginbotham, Thomas C 3792 Aylesborg Ave 1081 Herndon, Roslyn 3546 Newton Ave 1071 Heuring, Richard Edw 4040 Beechwood Ave 1291 Hill, Anthony D. 3561 Vine St1201 Hill, Maria B 715 Whittier St1291 Hofmann, Virginia Ann 0517 McAlpin Ave1201 Hotchkiss, Valerie R 1380 Covedale Ave 1381 Howard, David Adam 6528 Craigland Ct 1301 Howe; Deborah J 4031 Victory Pkwy 1291 Huggard, Martin J 1154 Herschel Ave 1081 Hummel, Daniel Evans 3317 Westside Ave1081 Hunter, Ronald Daniel 6156 Fairway Dr 1121 Husman, David Wesley 6540 Montevista1241 . Huston, Suzanne Hope 6242 Savannah Ave1241 Hutcherson, Linda C 715 Whittier St1291 Hutchinson, Dawn Tara 6290 Dawes Ln 1301 Jacobson, Melisa Ann 7090 Aracoma Dr1371 Jason, George Mark 938 Lenox PI 1291 Johnson, Dalene P 1944 Fairfax1071 Johnson, John Kevin 19 E Charlton St 1191 Johnson, Russell R 4515 Perth Lane1291 Johnson, Shari 282 Bodman 1191 Johnson, Thomas Carl 3200 Lamarque Dr1361 Jones, Gerald Maurice 5500 GlengateLe1121 Jones, Miles Duane 805 Ridgeway Ave1291 Kallay, Anna Maria 2514 Cook St 1141 Kaltman, Elana Peggy 7914 Greenland PI1371 Kanter, Alana Sue 6746 Kincaid Rd1131 Kapell, Lesli Ruth 4003 Beechwood Ave 1291 Katz, Daniel Roger 1550 Corvallis Ave 1371 Katz, Stephen Blair 1449 Herschel Ave 1081 Kaufman, Oran Eliezer 7895 Willoridge1371 Kepferle, Christopher 915 Egan Hills1291 Kessel, Nancy Sue 7255 Laureloak Ln 1371 Kilburn, Linda Elaine 7637 Yorkshire PI1371 Kirby, John Whitehead 6597 Stewart Rd 1361 Kirschner, Mark Jacob 1539 Shenandoah 1371 Kitchen, Keith D 1155 Highcliff1241 Klein, Mark Steven 7350 Willowbr00k1371 Knabe, Susan Anne 7506 Anthony Wayne 1161 Knox, Dewey Kelley 4414 Simpson Ave 1271 Kuhl, Aline 2914 Euclid 1191 Kuhr, Melanie Helen 3285 Lamarque Dr 1361 Kurtz, Craig Randolph 6770 Fair Acres1131 Kvapil, Theresa F 1000 Avondale Ave1291 Lachman, Max Milton 87 Juergens Ave1201 Lackey, Scott Warren 6049 Virbet Dr 1301 Lahey, Lisa Ann 1341 Woodland Ave1371 Landman, Brian Scott 2865 Burkhart1131 Larkin, Timothy S 1019 Lenox P1 1291 Larry, Jeffery 3982 President Dr1251 Laws, Terri 1743 Monterey Ct 1231 Leamond, C Beth 350 Hearne Ave1291 Leavell, Myron David 3337 Graydon Ave 1071 Leaver, Susan Beth 3038 Springer Ave 1081 Leclair, Thomas E 248 Woolper1201 Ledford, Davis P 1163 HerschelAve1081 Leever, Dale Edwin 6628 Roe St 1271 Leitzinger, John F1201 Avon Drive1291 Leonard, Jamesa Ann 3887 Marburg Ave 1091 Lerer, Harry Licht 2185 Blue Grass1371 Lerner, Phillip Jay 4064 Beechwood 1291 Linch, Randy Scott 2600 Vera Ave 1371 Littrell, Tina L 8410 Curzon Ave 1161 Lopez, Edward C 1634 Donrich Ct 1371 Loreaux, Richard 3678 KendalIAve1081 Loudon, Elizabeth J 2621 Handasyde Ave1081 Lovett, Sharon 2223 Reading Rd 1021 Lucas, Betsy Diane 6760 E Beechlands 1371 Lucke, Laura Lynn 2314 Upland PI 1061 Luebkeman, Chris Hart 3140 Epworth Ave 1111 Lynch, Cristal M 3956 Parker PI 1171 MacKenzie, Deborah R 6229 Savanah Ave 1241 SENIOR DIRECTORY Seniors 195 Maifeld, Ray E 6508 Craigland Ct1301 Malloy, Dwight 3850 Kirkup Ave1131 Malof, Scott Jacob 2831 BurkhartAve1131 Manes, Gayl Rene 1415 Lakeland Ave1371 Margolis, Debra Ann 5210 Wmsburg Rd 1151 Marion, Sheila Yvette 3719 Reading Rd 821291 Marks, Ariela 2628 St Albans Ave1371 Marmer, John Richard 8480 Crestdale Ct 1361 Maxwell, Edward Jay 8420 Springvally1361 Maxwell, Elizabeth T 1405 Meadowbright 1301 May, Janet Lula 6235 Elbrook Ave 1371 Mayfield, Franklin 1964 Fairfax Ave1071 Mazer, Scott Marc 8028 Debonair Ct 1371 McGee, Crystal 2006 Breem St 1081 McAllister, Dawn M 3417 Glenway Ave 1051 McCarthy, Thomas G 5579 Meryton PI 1241 McClinton, Todd 5672 Garden Hill Ln 1321 McCoy, Diane Sue 3580 Zumstein Ave 1081 McFarland, Jeffery L 817 Dutch Colony1321 McGrory, Sean Vincent 2991 Observatory 1081 McGuire, Lisa 2519 BremontAve1371 McKinney, Hope D 2131 C Freeman Ave 1141 McLean, Lisa Lynn 3913 Cedarwood PI 1131 McMillan, Tonya O 6400 Tyne Ave 1131 McQueen, Michael C 3842 Reading Rd 1291 Meisel, Jane Louise 7915 Willowridge1371 Merida, Keith Alan 5507 Milan Ave 1121 Merritt, Amy 3146 N Farmcrest 1131 Michelini, Carla A 3645 Middleton 1201 Middlekauff, William 678 Stanley Ave 1261 Miller, Christopher G 565 HoweIlAve1201 Miller, Robert Michae 6334 Mayflower Ave 1371 Mitchusson, James H 1197 HerschelAve1081 Monaghan, Melinda 3549 Edwards Rd 1081 Moore, Philip Stacey 2510 Bremont Ave 1371 Moore, Tanya Jean 4032 Rosehill Ave 1291 Morgan, Gary Wade 4126 Thirty Seco 1091 Morris, Lynnie M 6188 Woodlark Dr 1301 Morrissey, Meghan E 1299 Corbett St 1081 Motz, Anita M 6550 Ambar Ave 1301 Mullaney, Sean Thomas 3427 Berry Ave 1081 Mullen, Peggy 10 6011 Oakwood Ave1241 Mullins, Lisa Kathryn 384 H0well1201 Munsell,1anet D 3855 Spring House Ln 1171 Myers, Nancy A 1745 Marquette 1301 Nahem, Eileen 7865 Newbedford Dr1371 Naish, Josiin E7744 Knollwood Le1241 Neiert, Dana L 1410 Shenandoah1371 Nelsen, Jamie Allyn 1309 Hollywood Ave1241 Nicholas, Mark David 699 Clinton Springs1291 Nielsen, Kristina 3419 Ault View Ave1081 Nolan, Nancy C 1437 Herschel Ave 1081 Norrish, PhilipJ 1422 Herschel Ave 1081 Oeters, David William 1054 Roxie Le1241 Ohearn, Phyllis Jean 5210 Charloe St 1271 Onan, Jill Marie 1223 W Galbraith 1311 Orso, Mark Angelo 5 Parkwood 1171 Paroz, Michelle 14 Elmhurst PI 1081 Partin,1ill Ellen 218 Greendale Ave1201 Pate, Kimberly Sue 6222 Graceland Ave 1371 Pennington, Myra 5 3319172 Ibsen Ave1091 Penson, Susan Marie 7601 Bitterroot Ln 1241 196 Seninrr, Pescovitz, Charles Paul 4098 Rose Hill Ave 1291 Peters, Mindy Beth 3427 Ault View Ave 1081 Peters, Pamela Jane 3314 Observatory 1081 Petersen, David Mark 3499 Windisch 1261 Piasick, Sheryl Ann 1532 Larry Ave1241 Plear, Terri 5058 Anderson PI 1271 Pollak, Julian Victor 400 Rawson Wd Cir1201 Porte, Stephen Aaron 3344 Gano Ave 1201 Power, Edward Davis 2517 Salem St 1081 Price, Samuel Martin 6511 Ridge Rd1131 Pugh, Anthony 3592 Realistic Ave 1071 Pullins, Antoine R 6439 Crestview Ave1131 Purdon, Patricia Ann 3835 Ault Park Dr1081 Ragland, Debra Kay 2342 Victor St 1191 Ratliff, Jane Asbury 3024 Griest Ave 1081 Rauh, Peter J 52 Rawson Woods Cr 1201 Reading,1ane 3657 DavenantAve1131 Reid, William F 1327 Observatory1081 Reis, Daniel Allyn 2415 Larkfield 1371 Rennwanz, Mary A 1031 Delta Ave 1081 Reynolds, Martha W 3401 Wallace 41151261 Richmond, Anne E2576 Perkins Le1081 Riddle, Brian Edward 3826 Northdale PI 1131 Riede, Kevin Anthony 3018 Beaver Ave1131 Roach, Kyle Gwendolyn 6804 Hampton Dr 1361 Roberts, Christopher 1112 Belvedere St 1021 Robinson, Luke G 5540 Madison Rd 1271 Roley, Deirdre Gene 3818 Edge Hill PI 1291 Roller, Todd William 5842 Cambridge Ave1301 Rose, Barbara E 19 Garden PI 1081 Rose, David Stuart 1260 Michigan Ave 1081 Rosekrans, Heide G 3256 Hardisty Ave 1081 Rosenberg, Robert A 2702 Losantiridge1131 Rosenthal, Martin S 2520 Kellerman Ave1371 Rosenthaler, Mark 2881 Losantiridge1131 Roser, Amy L 2611 Perkins Le1081 Ross, Scot David 2851 Cypress Way 1121 Rowe, Gregory Scott 2561 Observatory 1081 Rue, Jane Abbott 2432 Observatory 1081 Rundle, Ann Carr 1723 Avonlea Ave1371 Russo, Eric John 1019 Paxton Ave1081 Ruzsa, John C 5538 Meryton PI 1241 Sanders, Farin Gayle 1635 Sparkle Dr1371 Santiago, Regina Z 210 Woolper Ave1201 Sargent, Stephanie 3949 Red Bud Ave 1291 Saunders, Alan M 6519 Teakwood Ct 1241 Schaen, Nancy Ann 6680 W. Farm Acres1371 Schaljo, Marissa A 3640 Davenant1131 Scheingold, Marcia A 8560 Kentland Ct1361 Schleef, Katherine L471 Wood Ave 1201 Schneider,1ane 7290 Elbrook Ave 1371 Schneider, Julie 980 Avondale Ave1291 Schneiderman, Mark E 3210 S Whitetree1361 Schroer, Kendra Cay 1675 Brunnerwood 1381 Schumacher, Alberta 1 4975 Winton Ridge1321 Schwartz, Garry S 1470 Section Rd 1371 Schwartz, Ilene Devra 1512 Miramar Ct1371 Schwietering, Matthew 1656 Winchester1301 Sexton, Kathleen M 4000 School Section 1111 Sharp, Linda D 4171 Paxton st Dr1091 Shearman, Mary P 1354 Grace Ave1081 Shepard, Tara Lynn 3013 Lavinia Ave 1081 Shepherd, Sally Blair 1110 Rookwood Dr1081 herrer, Tyree Lynn 723 Chalfonte PI 1291 Shokler, Bari Lynn 735 Betula1291 Showgs, SteveJ 2952 Hackberry 1061 SEegfrIed, Amy U 514 Evanswood P1 1201 S!lbermann,1ani Lynn 6753 E Farm Acres 1371 Silverstein, Beth 6615 W Farm Acres1371 Slavney, Steven Jay 6720 Meadow Ridge 1371 Slogan, Theodore C 5734 Montgomery1121 Smith, Amy F 6214 Red Bank Rd 1131 Smith, Blair 3840 Queen Crest 1361 Smith, Darryl 5727 Luhn Ave 1271 Smith, Lori 16024 Colter St 1301 Smith, Robin K 3330 Lamarque 1361 Smitson, Sheila L 2355 East Hill Ave 1081 Snyder, Karen Lisa 271 Avalon St 1161 Speight, Sheila Ann 3411 Wabash Ave 1071 Spille, Thomas C 6267 Orchard Le1131 Spitz, Paul H 6331 Grand Vista1131 St. Clair, Susan 3565 Paxton 1081 Stargel, Lisa Mia 529 Camden Ave 1291 Stauderman, Elizabeth 3447 Berry Ave 1081 Steam, Michele Ilene 2520 Twigwood La1371 Steely, Carl Herbert 3770 Grovedale PI 1081 Stein, Sharon 6646 Plantation 1241 Steinmetz, Tamara Kay 2171 Neeb Rd 1381 Stem, Arthur L 6690 W Beechlands Dr1371 Sternweiler, Debbie A 6259 Hammel 1371 Stevens, Mark Edward 4067 Paxton Ave 1091 Stout, Michael Allen 6254 Mayflower Dr1371 Strahorn, Derrick 3544 Dick St 1201 Stregevsky, Diane I 5226 Laconia Ave 1371 Streicher, Mark Jay 1840 Bluefield PI 1371 Strubbe, Mary Lewis 3570 Bayard Dr 1081 Sturdevant, Sarah L 6207 Cambridge Ave 1301 Tate, Valerie Lynn 808 Cleveland Ave 1291 Taylor, Allan Beowulf 3018 Mapleleaf Ave 1131 Tenenholtz, Richard B 1402 Robinwood Ave 1371 Thomas, Heike 750 Straight St 1141 Thompson, Steve 5236 Newfield Ave 1371 Tiano, Cheryl H 8520 Kentland Ct 1361 Tidmore, Shirley 531 Armory Apt. 2571141 Tojo, David Paul 2206 Rollingridge1381 Toland, Troy 267 Klotter Ave 1191 Tyree, Michael W 8342 Woodbine Ave 1161 Uhlman, David W 5515 lslington Ave 1271 Vanden Noort, Yvonne 1098 Richwood Ave 1261 Venters, Barbara L. 2614 Bonnie Dr1301 Voss, Timothy Robert 1834 Keys Crescent 1061 Waddle, Verna Lou 8341 WisellSt1161 Waldrip,1ames 3986 Rose Hill Ave 1291 Wallace, Waymon L 2930 Scioto St 1191 Waller, Deborah 4 Dexter PI 1061 Walters, Todd A 4523 Bristol Le 1291 Walton, Joy Romette 5827 Kinoll Ave 1131 Warinner, Barbara A 3409 Observatory Ave 1081 Watts, Jill L 1608 Clio1301 Weatherford, Terrie L 8138 Monon St 1161 Webb, Susan Lynn 5609 Milan St 1121 Weiland, Frederick 712 Avon Fields1291 West, James Richard 2645 Beech Mar Dr1301 Wheeler, Martha Hope 3734 Marburg Ave 1091 Wheeler, Phil J 7585 Ridge Rd 1371 Whitehead, Carmen A 349 Hearne 1291 Williams, Gail Lynn 3848 Oak CrestAve1361 Williams, Terry Ann 616 Maple Ave 1291 Wilson, Elizabeth J 2577 Meadowmar Le 1301 Wingerberg, Diane M 2766 Redfield PI 1301 Wittstein, Eric 20 Burton Woods Ln 1291 Wolfson, Marcie Sue 1439 Lakeland Ave1371 Wood, Joseph Pickling 6328 Cambridge Ave 1301 Wright, Margaret Hull 3454 Lyleburn PI 1201 Zarach, Robin Lynn 7020 Elbrook Ave 1371 Zwick, Annette E3153 Dot Dr1131 135$ Seniors 197 522.22.... ...: :uSNNEuEE: m5. 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Row 3: Laurel Birch, Richard Blount, Katie Bonansinga, George Boniface, Dave Bosse, Jennifer Briana, Fred Bronson, Angela Brown. Row 4: Steve Brown, Sandra Brunsman, Andy Brush. Seth Burgin, Karen Burke, Ann Burretl, Jennifer Bushman, Dan Carey. Row 5: Beverly Carroll, Karen Carter, Lauren Chesley, Helen Clark, Tom Cieary, Ellen Cohen, Sharon Cohen, Bill Cohen. Row 6: Harrison Collier, Glen Collins, Claudia Colvard, Lonisise Combs, Cheryl Cook, Sharon Cook, Loraine Cooley, John Creahanv Row 7: Dana Crockett, Terrence Crum, Brett Cunninghamjoanne Cunningham, James Curtiss,Alberl Cutter, David Dafoe, Gait Daley, This year we feel our class has grown closer and more unified; P-NUTS '78 provided the start. Homecoming Week, a great success, picked up on the enthusiasm. The second half of the year was spent Ol'j various other activities. These included a Holiday Gift Service, the printing of a Class directory, and Prom, At the closing of this year, we find ourselves sincerely hoping that what we have achieved will provide the basis for a fantastic Senior Class. HR to Lt President e Lori Hunter Vice President e Jan Bolds Secretary - Jenny Springer Treasurere Michelle Roberts 200 Juniors jziiaai: Row1: Eric Davidson, Nicole Davis, Steve Davis,Jeff Deihl, Onno Delong, Ronnie DeLyons, Richard DePrato, Debbie Diamond. Row2: Tracie Dick, Brian Dietz, jenny Dittus, Dorson Doscher, Susan Dowers, Tim Drew, Marc Drizin, Steve Driesbach. Row 3: Michael Dudley, Tara Cay Dunsky, Gwen Fairbanks, Jackie Fannon,Joan Fisher, Jim Flessa, Mike Fobes, Lavinia Foney. Row 4: Brad Forbes, Star Ford, Martin Fox, Caryn Frank, Margo Frankel, Alan Friedman, Tony Garvin, Chris Gehler. Row 5: Marc Cilioli, Jeff Ginsburg, Ben Coetzman, Jennifer Goings, Risa Goldey, Leonard Goldfarb, Kristen Core, Cyd Green. w L; 1. Row 6: Marianne Green, Anita Gretchen, Toby Harper, Cheryl Harris. ; P, Row 7: Jesse Harris, Kevin Hayes, Bob Hayes, Barbie Hazen, Valerie Heard, Cara Heginbotham, Lynn Heimkreiter, Erik Heitman. Row 8: Suzanne Hellon, Kent Henderson, Shari Henderson, Angela Hendricks, Lisa Herbers, Margaret Hesse, Kathy Heuring, Maureen Heuring. Row 9: Sheri Hilderbrand, Jodie Hill, Sonya Hill, Melissa Hilliard, Kevin Hills, Joy Hines, Emily Hoffman, Gail Heldgrewe. Row10: Alison Holm, Marla Ho Holtzman, Ruth Hornstein, Dale Houser, William Howard, Robert Hullinger, Lori Hunter. Sophomores 201 Row 1: Charles Hutchinson, Arnoll Jackson, Cheryl Jacobs, Wendy laeger, Sophia Jansson, Keith Jason, Mark Ienike, Bonita Jenkins: Row 2: Cyan Jha, Cindy lohnson, Mark lohnson, Tommie johnson, Steven Johnston, Belly lanes, Sonya Jones, Terence Jones. Row 3: Shelia Joslin, Carol loyce, Peter Kaiser, Joanne Kallmeyer, Faith Kalman, David Kaufman, Chris Kersting, Amir Kahn. Row 4: Stove Kirqhner, Nancy Kispert, Peter Knabo, Cindy Knndvl, laurie Koff, Susan Kohlor, Both Kordis, larry Kraus. Row 5: David Krebs, Robin Larkin, Sherri lathan, Terri Lalhan, Frank Lauber, Donna Lawson, Mary LeClair, Mark Leever. Row 6: Randi Lovy, Chris Lewis, Steven Lilly, Susan Lilly: Row 7: John Lindlwrg, Lee Ann Ladder, Eric Long, Chris Loper. Row 8: Randi Lorvaux, ludy Ludwig, Mary Mac'phvrsun, David Malof. 9 Row 9: Natalie Mangham, loanne Mann, Ian Manyawu, Irene Margolin, Doris Marks, Kenny Marks, laurcn Marloll, Rmhvllv Martin Row 10: Kame Matsudo, Sherry Manes, Rodney Mailhows, Sam Matthews, Charles M: Clinon, Bvlsy M: Cormitk, hll McDonald, Ru ky M: Dtmough 103 lunmrs Row 1: Patrice McDowell, Doug NkVGnnogle, Teresa McMahan, Pam Mengos, Daniel Myer, Tim Miiler, Relada Miller, Beverly Miu'hell. Row 2: Kim Mitchell, Paul Moore, Tina Moore, Beth Morgan, James Morganrmh, Paul Morrison, Tom Mosier, Kedar Murlhy Row 3: Amy T.B. Mussic, Ted Nagel, David Nathan, Todd Neumann, Roben Nixon, Joe Obeimeyer, Jenny O'Flaherly, Perry Ohren. Row 4: Julie O'Nan, Todd O'Reilly, Poler Ozziv Osborn, Beth Parady, Ken Parks, Penny Parr, Donila Patterson, Jeff Payne. Row 5: Kevin Payton, Allan Peck, Becky Perlslein, Kim Peters, FeleCia Pharris, Todd Phillips, Cinda Piascik, Jeff Pioper. Row 6: Beth Polasky, Cindy Pulasky, Gina Pruent, leff Rabkin. Row 7: Beth Randall, Jimmy Roichorl, Carmvn Reyes, Dean Richardson. Row 8: Sarah Ricks, Andy Ria'k, Wondy Ringvl, Arien Rissover. Row 9: M'mhelle Roberts, David Robinson, Todd Robinson, Michael Rodriguez, Terry Roh, Mike Rothenberg, Sarah Roihonlmrg, Teddy Rudoiph. Row 10: Nancy Rue, Eddie Ruow, Both Runtllo, Betty Rupp, Glen Sachs, lohn Salyors, Ann Schmidt, David Schmiu. Juniors .203 Row 1: Betsy Schmcllkopi, Adele Sthroibeis, Nam'y R hulwri, Dlane 5x hulor, Glenn Sn'huiman, Margie Schuhz, WI? Srhulze, Tina St'humather, Row 2: Saul Schumsky, Palsy Schwegman, Aian Segerman, Rick Seltzer, Anne Sexton, Bryon Shapey, Mark Shapiro, Debi Sheldon. Row 3: Amy Sholiton, Ruthie Shulman, Karen Sieber, Teri Signer. Row 4: Marc Sirkin, Jennifer Skoglund, Beverly Smith, Carl Smith. Row 5: Eric Smith, Cenene Smith, Karen Smith, Pam Smith. Row 6: Jenny Springer, Paul Startz, Shari Slalman, Patricia Stewart. Row 7: Cris Slolzenberger, Robin Strauss, Tenley Sutton, Brian Taylor. Row 8: Grover Taylor, Jeanna Taylor, Chuck Teller, Marc Tessel. Row 9: Doug Theile,Bi1l Thorman,Scariel Tiplon. Gail Townsend. Row 10: Juiie Trondle, Ellen Tucker, Lynn Tuan, Rhonda Turner, Tom Uhlman, Nancy VanCinkel, Sara Varland, Lisa Wailes, R0w11:Cheer Walker, Pamela Walker, Virginia Walker, Raymond Wallace, ROy Wallace, Joe Walsh, Joanne Walters, Willy Waxler. Row 12: Becky Weise, Sara Weller, Todd Wells, Scott Whalen, CheryI Whittaker, Heidi Wiedemann, Ron Wilkins, Ann Williams. Row 13: Lynn Witler, Robin Wood, Alex Wygoda, Lai SunYee, Danny Zerkel, Jura Zibas, Jenny Zimmerman, john Zipperer. 204 Juniors luniors 205 CLASS OF '81 We'll probably remember this year for the preparations for P- Nuts and the successful com- pletion of a class directory. But beyond the development of Class organization, there has been something else that has developed the class of 81, class spirit. The transition from inno- cent freshman t0 the real high schooi scene along with the completion of successful Class projects qualifies us as battle worn veterans of the dome . We have definitely become another link in a chain of pro- ductive Walnut Hills classes. Top: Secretary e Adrienne Johnson L to R: Vice-President - Ming Wong Treasurer - Deanna Zerkel President e Don Wong Row 1: Brad Agin, Susie Atlen, Kim Altgeyer, Bernie Ausdenmoore, Jane Avril, Patti Bain, Amy Baker, Bob Bardach. Row 2: Hal Barron, Teresa Baston, Kim Bedgood, Debbie Begley, Scott Bepler, Brad Berry, Lynn Betemps, Bronwyn Bevan. Row 3: Bonnie Blakely, Mike Blumberg, Kim Blumkin, Lisa Borden, Jeff Bortz, Amy Boyd, Tracey Bridge, Ember Brock. Row 4: Steve Brokamp, Mark Bronson, Mona Bronson, Steve Brose, Tony Brown, Cedric Brown, Valencia Brown, Christina Bryant. Row 5: Lee Buchanan, David Bunch, Nancy Burke, Ronald Burton, Jeanne Butts, Dave Byrd, V'rcki Caldwell, Mary Jo Campbellt Row 6: Amy Carter, Tia Cass, Linda Centers, Ion Chaiken, Cossie Chandler, Sandy Chaney, Mike Chartock, Shiou Ming Chen. Row 7: Faye Chess, Lilian Chin, Eric Christenson, Robyn Clajus, Amy Clemons, Allen Cohen, lim Conner, Brad Connley, 206 Sophomores ' 41' Row 1: leff Corey, Connie Corken, Tedd Covington, Scott Craig, William Craig, Carole Crawford, Barb Crumrine, Richard Daniels. Row 2: Michael Davis, Norma Deas, Debbie Dechter, Remco Dejong, Melissa Dietrich, Robert Drexelius, Madeline Driesbach, Robert Drye. Row 3: Janicyn Dunbar, Michelle Duncan, Mary Dunn, Elizabeth Eiche, Nick Erndt, Ron Essig, Linda Evans, Kathy Fantroy. Row 4: John Felder, Amy Feldman, Melanie Feldstein, Diane Feldman, Elizabeth Ferguson, Lee Ann Ferntheil, Sherri Fetters, Ann Fidler. Row 5: Cindy Fields, Richard Finer, Kim Fiorini, Marc Fisher, Angela Fluellen, Paul Folkers, Lori Forman, Lauara Foster. Row 6: Andrew Frank, Robert Frey, Kathleen Friei, Melanie Pullman, Joan Gasselt, Margie Gati, Erin Gehler, Susan Cervers. Row 7: Karen Goetz, Chris Cordon, Terrie Gosney, Patricia Grant, Chip Gray, Genenee Grayson, David Greenberg, Jill Greenberg. Row 8: Marc Greifenkamp, Alex Guest, Ted Guggenheim, Brian Hageman, Lisa Hagenauer, Rick Halter, Greg Halter, Holly Hamilton. Row 9: Mina Hampton, Jennifer Handel, Bobbie Harden, Randy Harris, Howard Haskins, Marty Hatter, Rosie Hauer, Greg Hawkins. m LU n: O E O I Q C m Sophomores 207 Row 1: Stan I lawn, Luna l lmlt'y, Rnl: I II'IIII'IIIPH II, Jump l Imnmn Row 2: 'mmIm I ImmIn-rg, I Mug I IHNII-Iwn, lwvm I II'IHII'IHHII, I .allv IIII Iw, Row 3: Gary Hm, I Iildlwlh IIUIIHU, Mt'IIssd anl, Karon Hofmdnn, Row 4: Dvhhiv I IHIHII'III'I, Jme I Iulwudvl, Inny I Imlwn, IPIHHH' I IuraI. Row 5: lamps l Iul: Innmn, 5am lwn, William Im ksnn, I II Lu HIM Raw 6: buy Iamm, lnng Iarmun, Mit Iu-aI Jvllmxl ILn-ul It'IIIIxt', Amumrllc- lvnkim, AIIIIUHHU Iuhnwn, Hu-Iyl luhnsnn, I im Iuhnxun Ruw 7ZK1'IIHIIL. Iunm,llmldlnuldm I.nm I'x.lllHl1,.Hlll.1HrH'I'x.lI5I.IH,II.1Iry Impuumlis, ILH HI Iu'lly, l IIHId Iu'lclnlll, Ixm IxIIIUIl Raw 8: Inn vy king, Duhhw IxIllIv, I Ilvn knight, I E'NIIU kuhlm, lvnny kmnum Mal! Ixmux, 'XnnMarIv krvII,1. waleva Raw 9: l Luis Inc Immn, SIM-II I Innhml, IIIII I upllmm. lm Im- larkin, 5lu-lm Iarkin, Ixuwn I .mrwu l Ullm I .n i, Gum Imllhvlwmul JIRI Kuplmmnu-x 375 13??! fit 3;; 344; i; j jiijiu aaqg 9'1 p 4 av ! 1:: rullg1 lf i Row 1: Ion IH', Kdlhy lvolmrci, lelv It'll, Mc'Hiv I vvilsky, Barry I c'vy, Immmm- I mus, Randy l imlwy, lmvph l im'r Row 2: luliv ltwwvnslvin, Craig I let', Mall lukvn, David I usvnhop, Marla lualik, David Mm k, Kay Mahno, Mark Mdlll Row 3: Alan Marcia, Kvilh Marlin, Doug May, In Ann Mayl Robin Mdylu'ld, Ill Ah Allislz'r, Rodney Nu Ann h, 1va Mc Cdnn Row 4: Shannon ML Ixmivl, lt-lm Ah lwvlmrm, DathKmnvy,Cdml!xhlelm.1,lxim Mt Whnrtvr, Palm id Mt-rz, Guild Mu ht-Ilui, Ydriv MiHvl. Row 5: Gn-gnry Moldvn, lurnm Mmmlmn. Doug IVIUUI'U, Shauna Nmmv Row 6: Vamwsa Moorv, lIll Munmmn, lwru Morgan, Ru k Mmhvr Row 7: MIN Mullunix, Sh 0H Mullins, l i'ul Murphy, Kdlhy Murray Row 8: l isa Mvvrs, Man I anoh, lnhn Nt'lxnn, Ivan vamlil. Row 9: lum valmld, Barb Nm hm k, Mu PH-h- Odunm'll, Uwri UlvmmrL Raw 10: 8mm 0mm, Ivan Ualmlmu k, Sla-w Oslnm, Ralph lhnkvl, vald ljdf'xt'l, IUH PdfltlL Alit v Puswr, Dan Wnn. R0w11: Slvu- Pvrn, Ru k PPNL m Ill, Inn Plug, Mmlvll'inv Pulldk, Cdrx Pupv, IIII Pmu'lll Van. Purdun, IN! IN IN. R0w12: lama Rmmm, KLmhalf Rmnm lvnnllm Rmmw, Slmml Rmnnlm Ilmwx Ru hnmn. lduuw Ru hnmmi, karvn Ruilm kun'n Rllvx Row 13: lUlm RIIIL'L Mlmm Rwlnwlx. hlllw RolnnmnlnrlRnlnnwn5lwd.1Rulmxxmy Hvlh Ruhlnxun, Pam Ruuhr. meLu anlm- SOPHOMORES Suphnrnmm AW Row 1: Ann Row, Jonniv Rmvnlhal, Chrisla Ross, R. L Rnlm htld, Laurio Rowv, David Ruwv Ion Sargvnl, Rit k St hvar. Row 2: Karl St hmill, Amy St hnmdvr, Slvvv 5K hull, lim 5 hwar1z, Nona St all, vain Soars, Rnht'rl Svllvrs, Slvvc' Sz-la, Row 3: 1mm valon, Juhn Shaffvr, Virginia Shcrltnn, 10m Sht-phvrd, Sabrina Shvr, furl Sislrunk, Cheryl Smith, Kdm Srnllh. Row 4: Mk hvllo Snupt-s, lhll Spvdrs, firm I' Squilldnlv, Craig Stanford, Mdrgarvl Sldlnakvr, Mlkv Sldlmdn, th Slvrn, Ru h Slvrn. Row 5: Grog Slowarl, thhic- Stumpf, Chris Suhhdyyd, Kdlhy Sullivan. Row 6: Daw- Swvvny, lac kiv Iaggdrl, deu laylor, liurhiv Im-mr. Row 7: Margarvl lhmss, Shirloy Thomas, Chris fhurmdn, Ruxannv Iidmuru ZIU Suphmnnrt-s Ruw l: Maw lm-pkm, Mary hum, HIII lnmlalin. liww'rlvy 1011M, Rh IHW'HI'I, lurw Iiulllilv, Rt'gllm lmmhiy, Amlrv VAh-nluuh Row 2: Mmk Vnn Kumpvn, Julm VHLM, va Waddlv, fun Wdtiv, Mnrlvnv Wugnm, Hlvmld W.1Idl'ml,Huylul1 Walkml'ynlhm W.Ilkm Rnwli: Brad Wallm 0, Marty Wamlslml, lmld delsthll, Allwrl Wang, furmvn Wdrrt'n, lucid Waxwmmn, Simly Waynv, Hind Wl'st'ht'rR A 3' gig;- mm Row 4: drld Wc-Ilmm, Nu m Wl'thruuk' lmw d Whlltg Wativ thllakt-r, Kt'lliv Wllltmg, Hrm l' Wullia, l dvuld WIIHUH, l hm Wong. Row 5: Mmg Wung, Joy WrmIc-y, Runny erghi, lhlly Ynukdls. Raw 6: Pr'lmy Yuukilis, KllnllUH'lV Ynungl llmn ltlwld, Marilyn lvlc l'f. Ruw 7: litulmm h-rkt-l, Hrarl Xlnn, NH M, llnllywnnr! Slurlllm. U5 LU n: O E O I n. O m guphumnrt's le CLASS OF '82 Row 1: Tim Abbott, Dan Aberlin, Leslie Aberlin, Erin Ackdoe, Ginger Adams, Jean Adamsl Lane Adams, Wes Adams Row 2: Barbara Adkins, Darren Adkins, William Adkins, Thomas Allen, Leslie Anderson, Teresa Applegate, Jenni Bain, lenee Baker Row 3: Steve Baker, Julie Ballinger, Simon Balson, Tony Barnesl Leslie Barnes, Patrice Baughman, Pam Baumgardner, Sharyl Barnes Row 4: Katie Bechtel, Chris Bender, Renee Berger, Robert Berger, Gail Billow, Ike Binford, Jill Binford, Jenny Birdsall Row 5: Jill Bishop, Mark Blumberg, Sandra Bolek, Brad Bortz, Stephen Bove, Bret Bradford, Melissa Braun, Lisa Brinkdopke Row 6: Ken Brinn, Brett Brirton, Cheryl Brooks, Davie Brown, Jovana Brown, Karen Brown, Patricia Brown, Rene Brown Row 7: Sally Brown, Whitney Brown, Michael Brueggemeyer, Diane Brunsman, James Burke, Adrienne Burns, Paul Burns, Cary Bushman As our term as Freshman class officers ends, we feel we have accomplished many things. The completion of several class pro- jects this year has certainly led to a more unified class. The hours spent raising money for Fresh were as fun as the dance itself. Organizing the candy and bake sales was an experience. We realize they were only the beginning of many sales to come as Walnut Hills SENIOR HIGH students. U to Rt Treasurer - Devorah Levinrad, Secretary - Elizabeth White, Vice-President - Carol Stuckey, President - Duerk Zinn. . - v'ul'rw? 'H 3!: g! H E g .j- :11; $15.??? 212 Freshmen Row 1: Jon Cadle, Donald Caldweff, James Campbell, Scott Campbell, Sonya Campbell, Holly Canter, Marsha Canyon, Mark Cappel. Row 2: Michael Carr, Calvin Carter, Pamela Cavalier, Mary Chandler, Richard Chapman, Eve Chin, Georgia Clark, Kim Coes. Row 3: Sarah Cogdell, Alan Cohen, Sally Cohen, Teresa Cohen, Marie Coleman, Monica Colvard, James Combs, Beth Cook. Row 4: Jenny Corey, Alvin Crawford, Michael Crawford, Ricky Crawford, Suzanne Cutter, Tony D Ambr0si0, Sarah Daniels,.Ceofi David. Row 5: Nadine Davidson, Gwen Davis, Paula Davis, Romola Davis, Sandy Davis, Sidney Davis, David Deal, Cindy DeBorde. Row 6: Barbara Dechter, Glenn DeMar, Gary DeVoe, Michele Dobranski, Rhonda Donaldson, Dan Dornacher, Deitra Douglass, Pamela Drummond. Row 7: Lisa Dunigan, Laura Dyer, Jamie Earley, Jennifer Edmonds, Brian Edmondson, Taylor Edwards, Karen Ekstrum, Stephanie Elliott. Row8: Donna Ellis, Yoianda Everett, Tina Fader, Tammy Fine, Howard Fink, Bobbie Forbes, lane Francis, Mike Frank. Freshmen 213 Row 1: Daniel Frankel, Albert Frydland, Giles Galbraith, Lisa Calvin. Row 2: Daniel Ganeiz, Salvador Garza Steve Coohogan, Cecilia Germann, Row 3: Janet Cervers, Mark Cetlys, Paul Gibson, Daniel Cillelt, Row 4: Terri Glenn, David Clueck, Joli Cohs, Neal Coldfarb, Laurie Goldman, Toni Goodwin, Suzanne Gore, Brian Cover. Row 5: Rivhard Graeter, Sharon Green, Tracy Creenberg, Franklin Greenfield, Marla Creenslein, Mel Greiser, Scott Griffin, Julie Crinkor Row 6: Jackie Crupp, David Cunn, Allison Gunman, Beth Haffer, Melanie Hahn, leff Hair, R0h0r1Hamrick,Franny Harris. Row 7: Mimi Hartwell, Natalie Hayes, loe Halon, Susan Healy, Beverly Heath, Irene Helmberg, Debbie Heinlen, Lydia Henderson. Row 8: Mike Henderson, Waher Henderson, Kurt Honneberg, lill Henry Sharon Henschen, Elbcrt Herman, Lisa Herms, Lynne Herring Row 9: Both Hortzig, Mark Hewitt, Carl Hm kman, Byron Hull, Jennifer Hill, John Hilton, Slovo Hirsch, Martha Hoffman. 2H Freshmen Row 1: Cynthia Hofsteller, Jennifer Holl, Brad Horn, Ursula Houston. Row 2: Linda Huether, Phillip Hughes, Leroy Hunter, Rosa Hunter Row 3: Eric Hutchinson, Jennifer Hyer, Monica Ibarra, Todd Ingram. Row4: Ben lablonsky, Shelton Jackson, Liz lacobs, Tonya James, William Jansak, Holly Jason,PattyJasper,Slellaieruza1mi. Row 5: Angie iohnson, Jackie Johnson, James Johnson, Jill Johnson, Nik Johnson, Jennifer Johnston, Lonnie kmes, Ralph Joyce. Row 6: loe Judge, Sharon Kalman, Allen Karpe, Kevin Kelly, Mary Kay Keiser, Michelle Keller, Tracy Kellner, Shawn Kerr. Row 7: Diane Kissel, Susan Klebanow, Robert Klein, Sharon Klein, David Kleinman, Patty Kohler, jim Kordis, Wendy Korobkin. Row 8: Sam Kramer, Carolyn Krimmer, Bob Kroeger, lohn Krug, Ken Kuhn, Troy Lacey, Debbie Lahey, Katherine Langley. Row 9: Shawna Lear, lacki LeBlanC, Mark Lehrer, Ed Lerer, Charles Lerner, David Lester, Devorah Levinrad, Lolly Li. Freshmen 215 Row 1: Inn 1 Iebmmdn, Lori Lohsc, lzwki LUCaS, Marv Lums, Catherine Lua a, let'l' luc ha, Slow Luvhkvmdn, Cowge Lukt'rb. Row 2: leanie Lynem, Pam Maloi, Nora Harrow, Camn Marlin, Pam Marlin, Torrie Mason, vaerlv N'1d1hiS,Sara Mallinglv. Row 3: David.V1aury,Linda M Clurr, HPldi MrCnrka, Mkhael MCCusky, Row 4: lisa MtDanit'l, Melinda NM Donald, Kim Mt'Mullen, lrwlla McMurtry. Row 5: Namy Moredllh, Fred Morrilt, Jon Moyvr, Cindy Moyn. Row 6: Edward Michelim, Regina Michels, Charlm Middlekauft, Eric Miles. Row 7: Romel Miller, Steve Millman, Debra Moody, Mellnda Moore, Tara Moore, Ayalah Moshay, Mmhael MoskOWiIz, Erie Moss. Row 8: Haney Moss, Man Mullanuy, Hoily Mundnn, Jeff Napier, James Neal, Mann a Nowbyr Mark Newman, Marlowe Nlrhols. Row 9: Nicole NiCodemus, Paul Nienahpr, Julia Olwrmoyerl Slephen O'Connor, Don Okara, Marylyn Oldham, Robin Olingor, Sherry Owens. 216 Freshmen R0w1zMidmcl Paden,Shvrolha Pdgv,lLJv1g-KI Park, Gary Pavrw, Midwaol Penn, ded Porlslom,Amr1nda Polnrs, fndd Pvlvn Row 2: Thomas Pfafl, Carol Phllllph lvnmlvr Pieper, Keith PIIIUW, ludy Pingor, Dvhm Pllzw, Melissa Plunkelt, Jeff Polmvr. Row 3: larry Polldt k, Joel Posoy, JLHJlIh mell, John Powers Row 4: Adrienne Prairie, Julie PM P, LOUIS Pmietti, lmmard Pugh. Row 5: Susan Purdom Mavve ann, Mall Rahold, Mary Raczko, Row 6: Aivm Reed, Sieve RUM hvri, Shvlfy Remen, Tm ia Renner. Row 7: Leonard Reuter, Joe Reyes, Chris Richardson, Chrisly Richardson, Cindy Richman, Darren Ruerk Warren Rogers, Kim Rogerson. Row 8: Tom Rose, Lori Rosekrans, Andrea Rosenthal, Ken R055, Ttmothy Ross, Mark Rosser, Mary Roush, Randall Routt. Row 9: Spencer Rowe, Beth Rueve, Kami Runyqn, Sonja Scheffer, Lisa Schiering, David Schmldl, Judy Schneiderman, Ann Schreiber. Freshmen 217 Row 1: Dirk Schroer, Mike Schulze, Beth Schwartz, Lami Swhwartz. Row 2: Michelle Schwartz, Arnold Scott, Duane Sears, Lawrence Shapiro. Row 3: Nina Shapiro, Melanie Sharp, Shelly Sherman, Elysheva Sherry. uwn nn H Row 4: Alison Sides, Suzie Sifri, Michael Simons, Douglas Simon. Row 5: leffrey Simpson, Genevieve Sims, Kari Smith, Rachel Smith, Rhonnie Smith, Tim Smith, Steve Smitson, Barry Snyder. Row 6: Hope Spalter, Estella Spaulding, Leslie Spitz, Lisa Spreen, Emilie Stafford, Amy Staggs, David Stallings, Kevin Slang. Row 7: Gayle Slatman, Sarah Slauderman, Torn Stein, Keith Steinher, Jerry Stephens, Tom Stewart, Alison Story, Michael Strauss. Row 8: George Stroplos, Carol Stuckey, Jeffery Sullivan, Amanda Summersell, Joan Taylor, Dana Terrell, Carol Thomas, Jim Thomas. Row 9: Kersni Thomas, Anne Thompson, Sudie Thompson, Robert Tingle, Rose Tojo, Timothy Toler, Roleena Tucker, Kathy Toepker. 218 Freshmen R0w1: Sharon Tye, Rosema Tyus, Terri Ullner, David Upson, Alice Vandennoorl, Andrea Vanvelzel, Duffey Vaughan, Cindy Vonbargen. Row 2: Hannah Wacholder, Brad Waggoner, Terry Wagner, Rosie Wallace, Mark Wanek, Linda Wang, Billy Warkany, Elizabeth Warren. Row 3: Tina Warren, Andrew Waugh, David Weaver, Geoffrey Webster, David Weiper, Jonny Weisberg, Clay Whalen, Alison Whaley. Row 4: Craig Whistler, Allison White, Ted White, Elizabeth White, Darrin Whitehead, Lori Whitehead, PollyWiesler, Diane Wilkins. Row 5: Kim Willet, Angela Williams, Deitra Williams. Row 6: Felicia Williams, Jackie Williams, Shannon Williams. Row 7: Lisa Williamson, Anita Wison, Laura Wilson. Row 8: Cindy Winget, Kay Wolfley, Mark Woodrum. Row 9: Henrietta Wright, Kelly Wright, Robert WylerV Row 10: Ben Yamaguchi, Lawanda Young, Duerk Zinn. Freshmen 219 CLASS OF '83 Row 1: Eunice Adair, Renee Adams, Bob Adkins, Dianna Alexander, Lydia Alfen, Walter Allen, Valeria Anderson, Norman Applegate Row 2: Carol Ash, Matt Ashare, Rhonda Autry, Clairie Baiiey,Colleen Bain, Susan Ball, Eric Banks, Henry Barnes. Row 3: Phillip Barnhart, Michael Barron, Brian Bell, Kathy Bennett, David Beran, Jacqueline Blair, Deborah Bodmer, Karen Boesherz Row 4: David Boggs, Kathy Boller, Salli Borders, Timothy Bosley, Renee Bove, John Bowers, Deborah Bradford, Yvonne Brakas. Row 5: Darrell Brasey, Karen Breen, Pam Brewer, Gina Britton, leffery Broadnax, Deron Brock, Kathryn Brooks, Alicia Brown. Row 6: Denise Brown, Gina Brown, Jennifer Brown, Tom Brown, Brian Bryant, Lisa Burke, Chris Burrell, john Burton. Row 7: Gail Bushman, Marilyn Buskirk, Natalie Byers, Adam Bykofsky, Julie Calvert, Bisi Cameron, David Campbell, Andy Caplan. 220 E-Flats Row 1: Christine Carey, Katie Carney, Mary Carpenter, Susan Carschl Row 2: Peter Carson, Lisa Carter, Doug Catron, Bruce Chaiken, Row 3: Leslie Chard, Steve Chow; Doug Christensen, Roderick Christmon. R0w4: Denise Cissell, Eric Clajus, Kelly Chement, Tiawana Coats. Row 5: Jennifer Cody, Abbe Cohen, Susan Cohen, Ginger Cole. Row 6: lerel Cole, Teresa Comisar, Michele Cooper, Michelle Corbett. Row 7: Alvin Cordell, Tanya Cox, Wayne Cox, Joy CrawfordMonica Crittenden, Brian Crum, Pam Currie, Gregory Davis. Row 8: Ozie Davis, Lois Dick, Patrice Dickerson, John Dickey, Mark Dillard, James Dillinger, Sari Dinerman, Leonard Dmochowski. Row 9: Kelley Didds, Judith Dunbar, Cary Dunn, Jeff Durstock, Rhonda Dyer, Molly Eggers, Patricia Elder, Dwight Ellington, Reverly Elliott. -. 0,. 'A p... .. ' E Flats 221 Row1:J0ffreyEllis,MaH Ellis,lulieEmdvn, Elizabvlh Emrick, lohn Erndt, Koona'n Eslvse, Mary Falr, Palrko Fanl. Row 2: Bull Farley, Rkhard Fearing, Tauana ferguson, Jackie Feners, Ridgely Ficks, Davnd Fishnr, Paul FIaspohlor, Angela Fobbs. Row 3: Heather Forusz, Charies Frank, Thomas Frank, Stuart Frankel, Karen Fricker, Simon Friling, Kevin Froehlich, Robin Frye. Row 4: Willetle Fulgham, Shonti Ganguli, Melinda Card, Kelly Garner, Anita Garrcll, Greg Caskiil, Theresa Geisen, Ricky Gcnlry. . Row 5: Scott Gerwe, Blake Gilhoolpyl John Gillman, Robin Glover, Julio Goddard, David Goldov, Ruth Goldman, Eddie Goldstein. Row 6: Della Goodwin, Donald Graves, Randy Groom, Sheryl Crovn, Kevin Crvvnwnod, Km'rnan Gregory, Ann Criessor, Reginald Cinzzard 222 f-Hals Row 1: Karen Grupp, Eric Hagenauer, Kerry Hall, Chris Hamad, Ellie Hamelrath, Shelly Hammond, Emma Harper, Stephanie Harris. Row 2: Tracy Harris, James Hassef, Derek Hayes, Lovly Haygood, David Hcidenreich, Maggie Heiman, Michael Heines, Carrie Holmes. Row3: Thomas Hendricks, Kirk Henninge, Jeff Hilderbrand, Evelina Hill, Pam Hill, Heather Hines, Carl Hisle, Jeanne Hodge, Row 4: Leroy Hodge, Tracy Holland, Judy Hopmeier, Maureen Homing. Row 5: Leah Horwilz, Amy Hotchkiss, April Howard, Karen Howard. Row 6: Jennifer Howe, Dawn Hudson, Richard Huenefeld, Marcel Humes. Row 7: Katie Hunter, Julia Ibarra, Todd Ingram, Jeanna Jackson, Richard Jackson, Jeffrey James, Heather Jason, John Jenkins. Row 8: Lisa Jenkins, Robyn Jepperson, David leruzalmi, Candace Johnson, Daryl Johnson, Kimberiey Johnson, Scott Jordan, David Kallmeyer. Row 9: Carlos Kavanaugh, Stexie Kcliy, Jeffrey Kgmp, Teresa Kennedy, Ginny Kessis, Donna King, Mindy Kirschner, james Kissel. EFIals Row 1: lanya Kitchen, Kimberly Kitchen, Eric Knodel, Bill Knodel. Row 2: James Knox, Jill Korobkin, Shelly Krakovsky, Karen Kraus. Row 3: Mary Kraus, Mary Kay Kreft, Lynn Kube, Polly Kuenzei. Row 4: Sarah Kuhl, Mitchell Lach, Jimmy Lalham, Leroy Lavi. Row 5: Todd Leary, Victor Lee, Pamela Lefker, Ricky Lefton. Row 6: Eric Lindeman, Debbie Lindsey, Chris Long, Steve Luchs, Laura Lucketl, loseph Lustik, Jerry MacLaughlin, Rosalie Maifeld. Row 7: Jon Malis, Allison Mann, Pam Margolen, Alethea Marshall, Steve Marlin, Darrell Martin, Melody Massey, Mary Matthews. E Row 81Amy Mayfield, Manlan McBride, Angema McClain, Dawn McCloud, Scott McCormick, Marlin McCrory, Melissa Mckasson, Lisa McKinney, Row 9: Brent McKnight, Donna McMillan, Scott McMillan, Amanda McNece, Kristy Meineke, Susan Merritt, Lauren Meyers, Roberta Meyn. 224 EvFlals R0w1zH1lary Middlekauff, Geoff MIHer, Lori Miller, Mitchell Miller, Row 2: Treva Miller, Vicki Millerl Todd Mitchell, Denise Mize. Row3: Sudhir MoharL Monica Montgomery, Albert Moore, Kenny Moore. Row 4: Nickolas Moore, Richard Moore, Roscoe Morgan, Roberta Morrison. Row 5: Mimi Mosher,Adam Moskowitz, Larry Mullins,John Mulvey Row 6: Ralph Mundyl Jemela Murib, Shenan Murphy, Christine Murray, Deedy Nadel, Robbie Nathan, Christopher Neal, Elizabeth Neale Row 7: Becky Nelson, Camille Nicodemus, Leroy Nochek, Chuck Nuckolls, Peter Oppenheimer, Traci Ostand, Kimberly Padway, Cassandra Parker. RowB: Tempie Parlin, Kathy Patty, Aileen Paul, Sara Paulson, Bradley Payne, Marcus Payne, Laurie Peck, Anne Peliey. Row-9: Sherri Pennington, lames Perry, Bryan Pgskln, Jaime Prlug, Leonard Phipps, Siobhan Pine, Danny Finger, Ronald Pleasant. EkFlaIs 225 Row1:Karen Polasky, Lutricia Posey, Greg Predmore, Ed Price, Willelts Prosser, Bobby Purdon, Sharri Rammelsberg, Cathy Randall. Row 2: Cheryl Rave, Tia Rawhngs, Michael Rechel, Mary Jo Reid, Kip Reines, Sarita Reyes, Michelle Rheinecker, Kit Richards. Row 3: Jay Riesenberg, Alexander Ritschel, Joe Ritter, Denise Roberts, Torn Ridriguez, Kristin Roehr, Brian Rogers, Darrow Rood. Row 4: Ivy Rose, Sally Rose, David Rosenthal, Keenan Ross, Vicki Roth, Naomi Rotheberg, Ronald Rolhhaas, Angelica Rucker. Row 5: Joshua Russo, Becky Rutledge, Christopher Ryan, Todd Satogata, Pam Sauter, Danielle Savin, Susie Schnetzer, Karen Schoenharl. Row 6: Tom Schulz, Kathy Schwab, Valerie Schwenker, Mark Sebron, Andrew Seeley, lill Segerman, Daniel Seta, Elliot Shapiro. Row 7: Ann Shelton, Rachel Shocket, Anastasta Shudra, Linda Sieber, Kenneth Simpson, Bari Slavney, Jennifer Smith, Marc Smith. Row 8: Trina Smith, Joe Smitherman, Harold Snellings, Teresa Snodgrass, Amy Snyder, Jennifer Stafford, Antoinette Stallworth, Michael Starnbach. Row 9: Daniel Statman, Betty Stefanik, Steve Stilh, Clarissa Stokes, Carrie Stoudemire, Fred Slrahorn, Amy Slraus, Barb Stumph. 226 E Flals 5 P1 4g Row 1: Holly Sulek, Beverly Sutton, Ron Sylva, . x. . x: Mary Symes, Danny Tager, Jack Tager, Mark d, ' h x Talle ,Curtis Tattershall. 3.. 1, T i - y Rummy; azfj. elk . r' ; Row 2: Myrna Taylor, jon Temple, Beth Tholke, Carla Thomas, David Thomas, Adrian Thompkins, Joe Todd, Michael Toepker. Row 3: Theresa Tojo, Dorothy Tolbert, Russ Towner. Row 4: Ron Trimbie, Jeff Trondle, Andrew Truax, Laura Vanginkel, Christine Varga, Monica Vaught, Margie Veite, Bari Vann. Row 5: Josh Vogel, Carin Wade, Kenneth Wailes, Brent Walker, Terri Wallace, Sue Waller, Miriam Warm, Kenneth Weatherford. Row6: Vickie Weaver, Robin Weinstein, Michelle Weise, Pam Wells,-Dana Wernette, Donna Wertheim, Kevin White, Ronald Whitfield. Row 7: Ion Wigser, Patricia Wilfong, Brendan Williams, Christine Williams, Mary Williams, Robyn Williams, Robin Willis, Ellen Wilson. Row 8: Joaquin Wilson, John Wilson, Michael Wilson, Rosalyn Wilson, Valerie Wilton, John Winfrey, Kim Winget, Mark Witter. Row 9: Amy Wolf, Fred Wolf, Kim Wood, Shelly Woodward, Rene Wyrobnik, julie Yankoff, John Yee, Adriana Zavala. Row 10: Elene Zeff, David Zimov. E-Flals 227 CLASS OF '84 Row 1: Beth Abbott, Jenny Adams, David Agin, Andrea Allen, Bryan Allen, Brooks Allgood, David Anderson, Judith Anderson. Row 2: Vincenle Anderson, Maria Andrade, Eric Andrews, Sudie Anning, Robert Anson, David Applegate, Sherry Applegate, Suzie Applegate. Row 3: Jennifer Arvin, Ricky Baena, Fiances Baker, Jeff Baker, Mark Baker, Robert Balog, Phyllis Banks, Donna Barkley. Row 4: Stacy Barnes, Keith Baugh, Lenette Beasfey, Rene Beaudrey, Roberta Bell, Chris Bender, Cary Benjamin, Andy Berghausen. W: N K 1-: m. - uh uh?! Row 5: Ron Bien, Nedra Blackman, Helen Blackshire, Richard Blank, Darryl Bledsoe, Mary Beth Bley, Missy Bloemaker, Nichelle Bolden. Row 6: Jane Bonansinga, Barbara Borden, Hollis Borders, Eugene Bouldin, Tracey Bowman, Gerald Bowsher, Suzanne Brakas, Jon Breiner. Row 7: Tony Brewer, Michele Brewer, Vernon Bridges, Ronda Briscoe, Kevin Britton, Lisa Bronson, Ronald Brooks, Chandrea Brown: 228 Efiies Row 1: William Brown, Angela Bryant, David Bryant, Donna Bryant, Melanie Buck, Kathryn Bunce, Tim Burton, Joe Butkovich. Row 2: Connie Caldwell, John Call, Pattie Campbell, Tom CampbeH, Jennifer Carpenter, Barbara Carroll, Quinn Campbell, Tanya Carter. Row 3: Tom Carter, Sybel Catlin, Larry Chambers, Stan Champman, Rodney Chatman, Jon Childress, Mary Chiricosta, Guru Choudhury. Row 4: Patricia Clem, Michelle Cohen, Teri Cohen, Anthony Collier, Charles Colvin, Arinda Cooley, Audrey Cooper, Brian Cooper. Row 5: Richard Copeland, Johanna Cornell, Emily Costello, Brian Crow, Darryl Daniels, David Daniels, Ray Daniels, Renee Daniels. Row 6: Eric Davis, Sally Davis, Sandra Dechler, Debbie Deering, Tim DeFosse, Mark Delong, Dennis Deas, Kellee Dennis. Row 7: Tresy Dent, Michael Deutscher, Lisa Diamond, Shawn Dickerson, Kendall Doddy, Tina Doggett, Deneen Douglass, Liz Dreisbach. Row 8: Lisa Dubose, Tracy Ducovna, William Dudley, Charles Duff, Julie Dunigan, Robert Dysari, julie Early, Donna Edwards. Effies 229 Row 1: Michelle Elkins, Lisa EH15, Juana Ervin, Matthew Esh1eman,Melody Evans, Michael Evans, David Flagg g. Fai- 1-9? Row 2: Maurice Floyd, Wayne Fluellen, Diane Fobes, Leonardo Fontana, Jon Ford, Eric Forste, Bill Foster, Casy Fox. Row 3: Deena Frankel, Allyson Frazier, Esther Friling, Kurt Froehfich, Patty Frydland, Keiko Fukumura, Monica Furr, Keir Gallite. Row 4: Diane Card, Jeff Gati, Richard Geller, Tammie Cerkel Row 5: Greg Gerwe, Beverly Gilbert, Carla Giles, Daniel Glueck. Row 6: Bryan Goldman, Judy Goldman, Anita Grace, Columbus Cram. Row 7: Doug Greenstein, Chris Griffin, Taryn Grinker, Ian Gunman, Steve Haffer, Stephanie Halasz, David Hall, Carmen Hamilton. Row 8: April Harris, Barb Harris, Charles Harris, Jerome Harris, Peatrella Harris, Crystal Harrison, Sarah Haltemer, Jeffrey Haungs. Row 9: Neil Hausfeld, Megan Hawgood, Sharon Haywood, Raymond Healy, Sarah Heard, Teri Heines, Neva Hell, Brean Henke. 230 Effies Row1: Katy Henneberg, Chris Henry, Todd Hensley, Michelle Highlower, Kelvin Hill, Tim Hill, Cheri Hilmer, Angela Hilton. Row 2: Tiffany Hinton, Vincent lerem Hitchcock, Scott Hofmann, Dale Hofstetter, Susanna Holm, Olivia Hooper, Pam Hoover, Deron Hummeldorf. Row 3: Holly Hunt, Steve lmmerman, Stewart D. lsaacs, Jennifer Jackson, Jerome Jackson, Marylackson, Tammy Jackson, David Jacobs. Row 4: Anne James, Paula James, Sheli Jardine, Chris Jason. Row 5: Jackie Jason, Lisa lay, Laura Jeff, Lauren Jeffrie5 Row 6: Stephen Jenike, Marian Jenkins, James Jennings, Karen Jennings. Row 7: Pran Jha, Peggy loerg, Guy Johns, Charlie johnson, Darla Johnson, Sheri Johnson, Leslie Johnston, Anthony Jones. Row 8: Christina Jones, Dodd Jones, Dwayne Jones, Jason Jones, Jeff lones, Vena Jones, Angela Jordan, Cynthia Jordan, Row 9: Dror Kaminer, Michele Kaufelt, Brian Kemp, Dennis Kenman, LyneHe Kerstine, Cyna Khalily, David Killen, Bonita King. Effies 232 Eifies Row 1: Jennifer Kinsel, Patrick Kittle, Benjamin Klayman, Danielle Klein, Lauren Koon, Peter Krug, lohn Lafkas, Dwayne Larkin. Row 2: Joey Lalham, Andrew laures, Bryan Lawson, Casey LeClair, Judy Lee, Andy Lerner, Judith Levinrad, Yvonne Lewis. 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' CINCINNATI, OHIO 45209 AARON P. BROWN 73! -9200 Area Code 51 3 Advertising 239 EihCINNAn'S FINEST W CLOTHING STOKE IS IN STEINBERG CLOTHING 4716 WERY m IN m A 0 1e... 4? e p M M We really Ehave so 2; much m6 BIG BOY CokemZgzra 240 Advertising A long time ago, 1, when we started Globe Furnitured - we put it in Findlay Market. M mo 9 ?A33egfx'g'tggcompany sense. Not onty could you get 0 Cincinnati. Ohio 45210 good deal on fresh fruits and 5134214330 - ' '5 vegetables, but you could get 0 good deal on a stove to cook Them , on, or a dining room to eat 1hem in. q: E or even a carpet to spill them on. 41'? : Everybody loved it. They didn't care . a That Globe wasn't the fancies? - 9y furniture store. They knew They could get the lowest price in Town on the - - 59 1 i T - finest furniture in the country. And k : 1 ; you know what? You still con. ' Cl GbE b , mm I O . 7 t E d '5 ' e Advertising 241 82;?!an C91 - 9! J83? NW BOTTLED BY PEPSl-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY '! C. INDUSTRIES CO C AN l. OF CINCINNATI UNDER APPOINTMENT FHOM PEPSICO 'v N Y - N PURCHASE PESKY 242 Advertising ONE-LINERS I Doof You Slop -O.K.? You're a Freak-S.L. Pigeout in Em's Kitchen-AM, BF, EG Luke-Don't Ever Lose the List eT. Too All Our Buds e Luv Ya Grit 8K Roby Jones Never Got Me - Rick T. Freshmen Make Better Lovers - R.K. Hi Margote Bob K.G.S. WSKCPC DKSMDFSPTM Says Goodbye Jenny, Why Wait Until Sunday? D.K. Lois is Looking -J.H. 8! S.C. Best of Friends Never Part - Melanie and Robin Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are DEVO! D-E-V-O T0: T.K., M.L., 8t S.H. -We Love You - D.P., F.T., 8! RJ. Hey Harriet e It's Key-Out Time- Bass, Creahan, and Startz Remember the Sailboat? - Baby No, I'm a Bike Freak! We're Out of Here! e D.K. 8! MS. Give Me a Break! - LP. Devorah - See you in DC. Beth Schwartz 8t Beth Haffer Forever We Were All Effies Once - Martha 8: Gwen - Class of '79 Come as You are and Eat Out In Your Care RDMSTC Kris, My Drama Friend wYReaI Wallabees 8z Sperrys - J.C. 1-9+3tM0msI :1-4 M.B., P.O., A.F. I'm a Lumberjack and I'm D.K. I'm a Banana Freak. I'M the Valentinoe K.W. Remember the Slumber Slumber Party? Women Like Sailors - C.H.' Good Luck Class of '79 - P.L. Dancing Buddies e Debbie 8t Sherri Schaen eThis is YOUR Day I 1.3. I Don't Think I Can Make It Tonight EDITE, BIBITE ET GAUDETE IN. . . N0, Jim, You Can't Have a Ride Hi, I'M Duerk Zinn! Kiroehsomph We Love You Milt eAP Girls Most Professional Publication Ever Chris e Are You Staying for Dinner? I'm A Celebrity!!! Michael - Puppy Love is the Best! Let's Hear It for the Egotists - CP, JR Artie, Elsie Forever! One-Liners Are a Blast! N.S., E.S. Reflections? I Don't Get It. Tom; The Farm, The Boat, the Pillow. Advertising 243 244 Advertising u-i-I-n- nnnuu-n ... - .mmgm. - m-m-u-n .. . ... dull... ...-..rim m . ..mm a EV. ...... u .- ...m.,. 41 W .3 . .. .5 m... ., .. ... . I I..- ,. . . . u n . an aw .. .4 m...m.....m.m.......mmmwm.m 6'... . .mmm-mmu-u-u-um.--r-. $6 w-wwnh.,. - I I I u - u u . ..m.m.m-n.murmmm Aida . . . ..a 1-. u - n n - ...r......m.mm..m.m... .. --t-a- .H-u-piu-n-l - .... ---.- - ... n . ., . ... u..........g , . u-u-g-cm.-.-.--. . . .u-u-r-u ....u-uuu-n- uxlv m.a.m.m..m...ma$.. .. ...... . - I-.--- n-u-uuuu. .ua mt .. l-lr-lr'I-ICIII-I-I l. ..J. :4. 2 S 2nd 6 5th Bells I Seltz Mrs. AdVertising 245 Wat! hr kwv'R'E 2-H: Mh'wllslng .1: Atlwrlismg 247 tton's 3rd Bel 248 Advertising a .1....:.1E,...e.ll.e.r.r..ug iWEgA l? I: . in I Ms. Ryan's 3rd Bell .ummng-N'AW D. ?'91, Advertising 249 w; w-q-Vz-u-u- w A I ' w: - . 'A'H Harv gs H 250 Advt-rtismg . 4dnx4x2 . ...f....2 . 91V. .. Isl. . Jofr . .. ... . . z. trig? .!r I .34 1.'!;! IN: .,.,.3.v..x . 4 Advertising 251 y 1 i4; . miiiiiii l! I l-l'llg'l'l-I-li EUULIQ Hi 0 252 Advertising 0TH 071F113: . J. 5 x . 3 .5 f . ? Advertising 253 IN MEMORIAM Congratulations from The only organization You can't escape! Walnut Hills Alumni Association Ruth Antoinette Bothwell Class of 1974 Liberte, Egalite, Fraternite If you can read the above words, know their meaning, and understand their significance, then it will prove that the French Revolution was not fought in vain . . . Herman Petricoff and Co., Inc. 700 Walnut Street 254 Advertising The Middlekauff Family Mother and Candy Dr. and Mrs. Robert Loudon The Family of Ned Power Mr. and Mrs. Elmer M. Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bryant, Peter, and Dusty Mr. and Mrs. John L. Strubbe Jessie and John Rue Mr. and Mrs. Craig Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Kessel Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Siegfried and Edna F. Dock Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Pennington David and Ann Warinner Dr. and Mrs. Harold B. Spitz Dr. and Mrs. Harold J. Schneider The Fishers - Evelyn, Gary, Billy, Stephen and Danny Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Sternweiler Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Burns and Adrienne Mr. and Mrs. John F. Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Aaron P. Brown Mom, Darryl, Charles, Lorraine, Darene, and Mark Mom, Dad, Peggy, and Patty Dr. and Mrs. John B. Hamblet Roderick Vann Schroer Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Dills Mother of Mongo George, Grace and Coko Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Carter Mr. and Mrs. David D. Rosekrans Carol and Kent Friel Mom, Dad, David, and Lady Red T0 Sweet Sheila from Mom, Dad, Lisa, and Steve T0 Many Special Friends from The Smitsons Dr. and Mrs. Laurence Essig Louise and Theodore C. Sloan, Sr. Charles, Virginia, and David Wingerborg Mom, Dad, Jim, John, Matt, Liz, Mary, Becky, and Bob Gus, Sarah, Ted, Mom, and Dad Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Bartels Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Graham and Family Mom, Dad, and Andrew Mrs. R. J. Roller Dr. and Mrs. John Partin and Jonathan Mom, Dad, Mitchell, and Gigi The Tojo Family Good Luck Sherry! The Brinkdopke Family Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Fox Byron and Wilhelmina Branson and Pierre Mr. and Mrs. James C. Taylor Rose and Bob Hunter TMom and DadT Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Forman Dr. and Mrs. Enrique N. Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Browne, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Donald R. Waldrip Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Baker Parents of Elton Bih-Hann Chu Mr. and Mrs. C. Mel Adams and Spot Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cottrell Mr. and Mrs. David Jacobson Congratulations Class of '79! The Sturdevants Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Eyrich, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Boyd and Amy Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Burck The Leever Family Family and Buckeye Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Mazer Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kuhr Mr. and Mrs. Israel Landman Lt. Col. TRetJ and Mrs. Maurice Adams Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shearman Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Snyder and Zip Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Roberts Mr. and Mrs. William H. Goodrich Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Plear Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard C. Baas Mr. and Mrs. Harold Motz Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Steam and Missy, Muffy, and Tiffany Barb, Our Best Wishes for Today, Tomorrow, and Always. The Ventors Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schaen Congratulations Mary! Mother and Pete Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Rosenthaler Dr. and Mrs. Isaac J. Levine, and Charlie, Billy, and Mike Kurtz REMEMBRANCER PATRONS Advertising 255 TO THE CLASS OF 1979 What Now? WORK Effectively, lntelligently, as you Have Learned to Do, With Excellence; ENJOY Your Academic and Creative Skills, Your Other Interests And Accomplishments; TREASURE Your Memories of These Years, Your Friendships; REM EMBER That it All Happened Because Many People Care. Walnut Hills High School Association EDITORS-lN-CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHY ACTIVITIES SPO RTS FACU LTY SENIORS UNDERCLASS ADVERTISING BUSINESS ART ADVISOR CONSTRUCTIVE CONSULTANT LITERARY CONSULTANTS PHOTOGRAPHIC LAB PUBLISHER KEEPER-of-the-PEACE In addition, we would like to congratulate the Schaens fot surviving theyear, the noise, the snack- attacks, the yellow phone, and the other innumerable mayor cetagtrophles. Also, a special thanks goes to Jeff Corcoran, Frank Lauber, National School StUdIOS, Cmcmnatl Color Lab, and Photo Lab Inc., for coming through in a pinch. Heads Staff Editors Staff Editors Staff Editors Staff Editors Ed itors Staff Editors Editor Staff Heads Staff Reps Chris Luebkeman, Nancy Schaen Charles Pescovitz, Jeff Rabkin Patti DeMar, Tony Garvin, Debbie Howe, Mark Klein, Milt McMraCken, Kedar Murthy, Jeff Pieper, Terry Roh, Steve Smitson, Jeanne Trombly Oran Kaufman, Sheila Smitson Katie Bonansinga, Amy Feldman, Cindy Knodel Gerald Burns, Mark Schneiderman Jim Reichert, Wiz Schulze, Tom Shepherd Ellen Cohen, Michael Feldman Becky Weisse Kristy Clajus, Arthur Stern Mitchell Bass, Chris Gaddis Sindy Wayne, Ann Williams Brenda Davis, ElizabethStauderman Mary Bolton Robby Brown, Bronwyn Bevan, Tom Johnson, Peter Kaiser, Sherry Klein, Julie Lowenstem, Amy Schneider, Hope Spalter Emily Goldman, Scot Ross Heidi Agostini, Lisa Bryant, Mindy Peters Wylie Ferguson Tom McCarthy Richard Bucher, Mrs. Pfriem Osborne of Cincinnati Terry and Gwen Hirtzinger Taylor Publishing Company Milton McCracken PS. If anyone feels forgotten, we humbly thank you, too. REMEMBRANCER STAFF 258. Reflncm'mson. . . f1 '-rReiilec$t36ns on. K 2'59: w True, this year has individual values, yet soon it will become just another year lost in the memories of our youth. The Past becomes yesterday's world, the Present is today's worries, and the Future belongs to tomorrow's dreams. 260 Reflectionson. . . '4? mg, 1:- 5 i 1 3: 1!? 33'3 :- Fr 3:: 53???? Reflections on. . A261 IONS on. u 262 Reflec! Refleciidns on; , .263 I W Our past creates our individualism. Each year adds special meaning to our separate lives, and further develops our distinct ways. The past is gone, but remains as the major ingredient to our lives today. . .-L..E..,. 2321-: ' i 1M valt'tllcmsom . . Refleuions 0n. . .265 RmeMbewhe ark m w 4n xiii? Reflections on. . .267 W The word future speaks for itself. As Webster states, it is the time that is to come; what will happen. It may simply be another year here at Walnut, or a chance to start anew, t0 resituate ourselves once again. Whatever the word means today, the image keeps changing in the mirror of tomorrow. 268 Roflm Imus cm. . . .our future .. '35 E. :' ;: RMIt-lenson. . .259 Reflections on. . .271 Our years at Walnut -they are soon past . . . ! but develop our present . . . and reflect our future. f They are irreplaceable. They will be missed. Agnt-Lu A.-.L Reflections on . . .