Walnut Hills High School - Remembrancer Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)
- Class of 1981
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W' - ,.,, , 46 if 32. :MQ 4 1 wi K M Q I 4' ff ,. ,V ,, . .1 ff ,LM ' ,, Jw 3 5 if we . N I , We 5' aw af 1 '- I nv ,,, J AM., . 5 l, . 3, Q i 'Q. I . Q jf ntl gr '9 S ff' W fi, K , ff 23 ,Q 5 , ,Agana-vw - O E 2 fi? p, 4 w , W :,Zf5Qfff1msw?wTfff'ff '- v ' ig , , A 'W ' . l i W' ' l 2 , ' 'K A Q 4 , V f' A A ,lvsgjy - ah? 4 ',' ,- Kf,k A ' i K fi? ' -21A 1 ll ii WALNUT HILLS Cincinnati, Ohio Vol. 79 1981 vi ff' - f, ,i ': 3 if - i, 'i -' if ii H 5 'I J -' f i ' I left my happy home to see what I oould find out. I left my folks and friends with the aim to clear my mind. I hit the rowdy road, and many kinds I met there, many stories told me of the way to get there. So, on and on I go, the seo- onds tiok the time out. There's so muoh left to know and I'm on the road to find out. In the end I'II know, but on the way I'Il wonder, through descending snow, and through the frost and thunder. I listen to the wind come howl, telling me I have to hurry. I listen to the robin's song saying not to worry. Then, I found myself alone, hoping that someone would miss me. Thinking about my home. But sometimes you have to moan when nothing seems to suit you. Never- theless you know you're looked to the future. Then I found my head one day when I wasn't even trying. Here I have to say, 'cause there is no use in lying, the answer lies within. 2 in-, we ,gr 3 ri' J Q XJ! , 5 iii AW? oi? M in 0,2 'Fl mix -W5 ,, ,,,.. i gg ,f.,, ii,--is2:1::.m.,,-T . -QXM1f.f-- Q ff f - 5' AQ, xx. fm, , .. '12--ggwwz. ,lr -6 ' ' . fk. -3155, 'x fw, 'J J an ', 5 MW' f , v 4 H vu Q QR ' Q I -xff f' f Q, ravi A A KV! f ff Walnut Hills has given us the background that we will rely upon in the future. As we leave we realize that, although we may never experience many of our high school friends and aspirations again, these days at Walnut Hills will always be with us in some way. The educational opportunities offered at Walnut have benefited all of us. lvlore than this, however, we have gained from the diversity of people to which all Walnut Hills students are exposed. One can not leave without having known a life different to one's own. Walnut Hills has improved our minds by making us more open to new ideas and more tolerant of change. Our days at Walnut can not be replacedg they will be remembered and cherished by all. A xy, .E-wx 1 G 5 iff ff 'LW Q 5543 R if K Q . xg' ' 4 sr W ... w I? sl 1 9 A il im I I 5 L wx 5, W K H 7 ,::. 'Mx ws , ,,,,, l - s sq, '- L' ,..-,ff 393 , EJ ir mfg. . Q 'A :qw ,M HM W W F5 Fig? J ,nn vu, 16 J 1 A f 15,5 iw , nm WF M., ,, -W ,, Y , M , W x 'I V 'iam -H 75 'ww Y 4 ,.,, W , is M 4 yy 1 , uw X , f , i ,V 'I Lay: X 'igvf x -. u.. -ov rf, .,. w,1f..Tw 21 1, ig 'W V. 1 Wwfw , . I ff' an XP X , , 'Q i X k,k::- 'inuudllfk GET? 'K Q i A 535 ,Quik 'HY X 'Q ,:.. 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Walnut Hills will miss its departing senior band members, but, the future looks bright for the 1982 Marching Band and all look forward to its first per- formance. ' 3 xv iw' mf' K w ,. . 25' . ,rl ily. ff J JL3':.v L. 'u In ,lu A ,Y L7 Lxff v, w-J' 5 , Q EN? -as 'H- . .. . , ,W ...g ,.NQw-M -- L ,VVV sw-fw .,...ov- 'E-f ,ll Drill Team You march and kick and dance and turn, You wave the flags, and as you learn, The lines improve, the grace appears, ln spite of all the captains' fears. 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N , ,T -3 - f wwu vw P-Nuts 1980 is not just another P-Nuts . . . it is a pro- duction. Like all true produc- tions it has been loved into being . .. it has been truly an act of love on all of our parts. P- Nuts 1980 is the final product of A LOT of sacrifice, many many well intentioned, if bizarre, ideas - hours and hours and hours of work, countless meet- ings, several all-night work ses- sions, endless disagreements, tons of laughter, miles of smiles, and all too many uncontrollable circumstances. It has been a group effort, and although there were a few times when our indi- vidual expectations, and antici- pations carried us in separate directions, it has been a group dream . For all of us involved P-Nuts 1980 is truly a dream cometruef' STUDENT SUPPLY STORE XX . X The student store work- ers are a small, devoted group who donate their lunch bells and early mornings to sell us the lit- tle necessities of aca- demic life. They always A seem to enjoy it, too. A is cheerful person, with a Him mouthful of mints andfor lifesavers is sure to answer your question or request with a snappy reply, while arguing with someone else in the back. Alice Vandenoort, Franklin Greenfield, Gayle Statman, Willy Loman, Missing: Jon Chaiken J R H I G H D R I L L lNot in order of appearancel N. Butters, S. Cambell, T. Carter, K. Eby, Fi. Errgang, P. Ganshow, S. Gillman, S. Halasz, K. Hodge, K. Huston, K. Kikoefer, S. McClung, L. Murphy, T. Newman, P. Novick, B. Reed, L. Robinson, S. Trondle, C. Wolbie. Senior high advisors: Marla Greenstein, Mary Kay Keiser. Sponsor: Mrs. Jori Fiodak. T E A IVI 32 RE UEJAKAH ll Hina: .. .. ..... .. ,..,..., ,- M Wir sind Deutsch Schuler. Fraulein Herdler ist unsere Jehrerin. Sie Kommt aus Deutschland und kann sehr gut Deutsch reden konnten wie kleine Deutsche Kin- der. Wir sind nicht sehr klug. Einige von uns konnen jetzt bis Zehn zahlen. Anderen haben ein kleines Gedicht uber einen Hut gelernt. Wie man sehen kann machen wir grosse Fortschritten. Vielleicht wird Fraulein Herdler einmal von uns stolz sein. Vielleicht aber nicht. French club members are as follows: L. Allen, K. Bacon, C. von Barger, E. Chin, D. Douglass, B. Emrlch, J. Gervers, L. Gervers, S. Gervers lpresl, H. Hamilton, J. Johnston, J. Johnson, S. Klebanow, S. Klein, W Koroblein, L. McDaniel iv.-pres.l, H. Middlekauf, P. Malof, E. Moore, T. Moss, T. Ostand, J. Ritter, T. Ross C. Rothe, M. Roytmar, A. Rubin, K. Schoenhail, R. Scanio, M. Sistrunk ltreas.l, J. Smolyansky, A. Story, A Strauss, S. Waller, R. Weinstein, L. Wilson, R. Wyrobnik, l. Zeff, D. Zerkel. CHATTEFRBOX Editors-in-Chief A. Cohen and D. Feldman News Editors J. Krug and C. Middlekauf Editorial Board Coordinators S. Bove and J. Rosenthal Features Editor N. Shapiro Sports Editors M. Fisher and M. Maltz News Staff C. Gray, B. Haffer, I. Heimberg, M. Hoffman, D. Upson Editorial Staff S. Heimberg, M. Kraus, L. Pollack, E. Sistrunk, A. Wang Features Staff, . . C. Brooks, T. Glenn, L. Peck, L. Proietti, H. Spalter Sports Staff . J. Abbott, B. Bardach, H. Fink, R. Stern, R. Towner Business Manager ..,,, .....,,,.................... ..,. H . Barron Advertising . . ..,. ,..........,..... S . Rammelberg, Fl. Williams Distribution , , . . , . ........ .,... G .CIark, T. Ping, A. Sides Art Staff ..,,. . . . . , L. Betempts, E. Leher, M. Shafer, J. Shaffer Photography Head . .,..... . . ..,... ..,. . . B. Wallace Photography Staff ..., ,..., D . Fisher, R. Lefton, B. Wyler Advisor . , . . . . . , , ..., Margaret Guentert Advisor Ms. Guentert Cartoonists Lynn and Jonny Action Editors-in-Chief Allen and Duane IW' V' , J' ,q W. A, 51 Q E fa. A i as J '98 E I X ,VX f 5 wr Q' f Will I W W V DQ Q Wil X BooKnoolvl vvonKEns L. to R.: M. Statman, D. Bracey, R. Daniels, W. Allen, A. LUNCH ROOM WORKERS Front row: M. Carson, L. Hoodruff, Second row: I. Fears, S. Moore Riggs, T. Robinson, G. Flagg, M. Hoodruff, J. Himberly, J. Edwards, O. Hunley, H. Stallworth, K. Williams, M. Harper. , lil R . . .-f 5 61 Eere are twenty-four library workers. Only the above six were available for the M picture. Library workers include the following: J. Anderson, C. von Bargen . Britton, V. Caldwell, D. Cissell, Fi. Glover, B. Gilbert, R. Glover, T. Harrison D itson, T. Jordon, K. McGraw, l. McMurty, Fi. Meyn, G. Moore, K. Moore, R. linger, C. Phillips, C. Pond, M. Rechel, Fi. Sander, S. Segerman, H. Snellings, J 'illiams, S. Yates. gl L. to R.: James Jones, Bluto, Spanky I, David Jenike, Todd Wasserman, David Greenberg, Spanky ll, Goofy. ll? J' '55 LIBRARY WORKERS STAGE CREW Stage crew has always been the backbone of our productions. Known as the fun-loving, creative, dedi- cated, wild ones, they have been known to work until all hours of the night. But we can always count on them to bring all of the loose ends together that ultimately result in perfec- tion, and a great show. Bottom Row: J. Dells, T. Rawlings, B. Bradford, A. Hotchkiss, N. Rothenberg, Duffy, A. Cooper. Sec- ond Row: Mr. Becker fSponsorJ, Jordan Lomas, T. Brown, C. Vaughan, M. Lustik. Top Row: R. Meyn, D. Zerkel, C. Rave, M. Dietrich, M. Wong. -st: E I Q 'A aww fi l 5 fr I M K l X ll if Bottom Bow: A. J. Taggart. Sec- i ond Row: A. White, T. Warren P. Dickerson, T. Goodwin, P. Drummond. Top Flow: A. Peters, S. r Pennington, r Coeman, S. John- S son, A. Howard, J. Lewis. K? 38 Q E A 3 Fluellen, J. Lewis, . Left to right: D. Riddle, K. McGrory, V. Jones, M. Ryan, Mr. Hale, G. Stern, fco-heady M. Fullman, lco- headi B. Jansak, M. Woodell. BIKE CLUB Well, you can hardly tell from their expressions or positions what these guys do! They have adventures! They ride bikes, take trips to all sorts of strange places and maybe they even learn something in the process, who knows? lLeft to righti Stan Hazen, Kevin Herzog, Dr. Burgess, Jon Shaffer, Hans Lachman. ASTBCNOIVIY CLUB 39 Holvleooivimo A time to be forgotten slowly l?l Running backwards, crouching lowly, M in strange relays, 6 legged race, fun and silly, change of pace, Another factor came to aid: the gala floats in the parade Creativity did beget, names like bawbs and null set . Eating bananas, did they earI ? Lunchtime's little social whirl. After all the pseudo-fame, W.O.W.! we even won the game! 5.655 I A i . J -Sh, if ,ff ' f f x X CHEERLEADING Daw Varsity E. Ackdoe M. Dunn A. Feldman S. Gore I. Jarmon T. Moore L. Schiering E. Stafford M. Toepker A. Whaley Reserve H. Alletzhauser A. Cohen S. Cohen J. Emden J. Goddard M. Mosher K. Roehr L. Sieber H. Sulek M. Warm Freshmen A. Brooks B. Burt B. Carpenter . Cohen . James T A L. Kerstine L. Kolde D. Maltz B. Sulek J. Toepker 'x 3.-. .0-1. , .. w,..s-N-mMs.,N...a.sf A. A... WN uawvwmnq-svn N .,,,..s,,,-s..p.ww,sw,:wu iN l Wqsmmnwn -X 1+ .s gf 9 After going through grueling tryouts and practices, this year's cheerleaders helped the Eagles in their winning season. Giving up their Friday evenings and Saturday mornings, the squads inspired the fans with their enthusiastic cheers and ritualistic dances. After all, anyone who would voluntarily kiss a disgusting, slobbering animal lnot the football team -the pigl to raise money, must have an incredible amount of school spirit and school pride - not to mention a strong stomach. 43 I w i 5 :L i 'QQ Q ,Q f 2? 5' 3:22 5 4 s A 'S QQ- sv? ar I m , 4 ,N H 1' Y uv 75 w 7 ' , 'K 2 if 3 s, , Y v ,V ? 'Y Q,- ,Q ' Y J. ' T' f 1+ 'NA - A rf N-if ' ' ,.' 7 , ,, M New ew iff' 1 ' 2 G -P-M4 f in-Q h'1 fg Q f . , un uni 1 IL 5 9,935 - ig Q if' Z 2 ' . - - 4 1 2,-lp in I7 Q... . W x l q ww QQ , at 4, I , I , ' . x r' V N r L .' i f?i ESX.. x 5 K I w I 1 '- f 3 A A- 3 g in X .. S . , , s , we 5 x wg p ,. . . 3 . 4 x . 4 ' I g ,I S E If . . 3 Y Nsimiwk L. E f 3 5 'fell Q MX gf-if W xx hi s 1 l . sift, ! 7 Q is My l lL. to RJ Front row: M. Dunn, L. Lavi, J. Kramer, Second row: A. Feldman, J. Tromblyg Third row: K. Young, M. Toepker, C. Warren, L. Foreman, L. Murphy, T. Kamen, Fi. Hauer. QL. to RJ First row: J. Loenstien, J. Avril, S. Larking Second row: M. Stainaker, M. Tojo, V. Moore, H. Hamil- ton, J. Mooreman, J. White, B. Waldren, J. Greenburg. IG BRGTHERS AND SISTERS Jennie Rosenthal, head of big brothers and sisters w....,' M-M f' f m a v fi A iiiii OSITNE ENTAL TTITUPE LOB 1 inf W W ,Mm ,, S , Q . 1' Q ' '- ! A S S E M B L Y -16- WF 4 bf JS9'- ,A . K YE wh. fl ,f nl 1' - ' '4 LL' f V H , Ii f - - l 5 M 6.5,-,.f:u4 f f ,f L H .11 ' 4 -11 'iff pf ,X Wwfw 50 m v 5 sf, J , L ri I F 7-ffm ii' ,ig f ' ff WALNUT HILLS if -slid' Row1 S Qulnones S Helmberg M Togo Row 2 A Feldman S Alien M ODonneII L Foreman, R. Q1 fm 'Y KI' A, : ,., ,ff W nj ,:--L'- S I G M A D E L T A P I T Row 1: A. Westbrook, J. Lewis, T. Goodwin, P. Dickerson, K. Wil- H fong, C. Grayson Row 2: T. Mason, T. Warren, S. Curry, K. E Riley Bow 3: C. Davis, B. Brown, S C. Smith, Advisor: M. Courdray y l , - ,l l l P'l'lll ll 1 X ye I -ll A E ailing' Q i '.-' tw 2 i N Q ll asf 2 , 1 ,X ,' L I 'l L 3 W 1 L E Ig' Ll!! ' I my L.. , , Q---,tH-.'l- ,Lily L. to R. Sally Cohen, Allen Karpe, Lisa Murphy, Don Wong, Vicki Welsh, Cheri Brooks. Missing: Jordan Lomas, Amy Hotchkiss, Jody Holwadel, Ming Wong, Missy Dietrich, Lori Foreman, Kay Wolfley, Sarah Stau- derman, Laurie Rowe, Ann Bose, Dee Zerkel, Ben Yam- aguchi, Bosie Hauer. 53 lx Tevye Motel Perchik A Mordcha LazarA A A Avrahm Yussel A A Nachum A Rabbi A A A Mendel A A Constable Sasha A A A Fyedka Label A A A SchmerilA Chaim Duvidel A A FiddlerA A A Chaya Tzviah A A Tsipa A A A ChannaA A Racheal A Aviba AAAA THE David Bunch Allen Karpe Don Wong Alex Guest Howard Haskins Ben Yamaguchi AA Scott Bepler Steve Brokamp A David Perlstein Barry Snyder Rick Schear ACharlie Frank Paul Flaspohler A A AJim Thomas A David Thomas Steve Luebkeman A Louis Proietti Jonny Weisberg Martha Hoffman A A AMary Symes A A AKatie Hunter A AAnna Mautner A A ASusan Elkus AAllison Guttman CAST Golde Sheila Larkin Tzeitel Emilie Stafford Hodel Kathleen Friel Chava A A AAmy Snyder Yente Jody Holwadel Fruma-Sarah Mellie Levitsky Shprintze Jenny Wooley Bielke A A A A A Julie Emden Shandel A Beth Schwartz Grandma Tzeitel Sarah Stauderman Surcha A A A AAmy Abrams Mirala A AAmy Feldman Bluma A A A A A ALisa Murphy Anya A A A AMary Kay Keiser Berille A A A A A Rosie Hauer Sima A A AAAA Kay Wolfley Rivka A A A .Mimi Warm Yankel A A A A Kris Roehr Fradel A A A A Terri Baston DevorahA AA A ALisaDunigan Batya A Leslie Barnes Amma A A A Marilyn Zelcer Nechaem Julia Leendertse Mivna A A A A AAAA A Amy Baker A fiddler on the roof, sounds crazy, no? Not any more, as the cast and crew of the sen- ior high's Musical production of A Fiddler on the Roof proved. Vicky Welsh, a first year teacher at Walnut, directed the dramatic part of the production with the stamina and strength of a veteran. The choral director, Ben Basone, using his vast experience in the musical field lead the cast vocally through the gruelling 2V2 months of rehearsal. The production and performances of A Fiddler on the Roof were definitely one of the finest at Walnut Hills, and will be remembered for a long time. The only proper way to end this is with A blessing on your head, and lVlazeltov. A.-, SX' ,. .yi ,,-. X il gas X K x an M L Q' A wi r Q J i , vi u 5 x if X U Q f Q-ff 5 ' m 4 Q A ai JL' K ,. S gi In if X HLY Hi-Y is a mock government club. The ten members of the judicial branch are given a court case to research and defend. They hold a mock trial in Cincinnati and appeal the decision in the Supreme Court chambers in Columbus acting as both attorneys and judges. The ten legislative members write a bill and research it so they can defend it when it reaches the floor of the Senate or House of Representatives. After the lengthy preparation Colum- bus is enjoyed by all. Piling into the bus the morning after, all are besieged with weariness, but none have regrets. HMUN From December 3-7 ten participants traveled to Boston to the Harvard Model United Nations. Advised by teacher Roger Lerch, they were awarded many honors, including top delegation. The five days spent in Boston will never be forgotten: nor will the hundred-dollar lamp jbroken and replacedj. How could anyone forget the smooth plane ride or the wonderful atmos- phere at a certain Italian restaurant? But as we reflect back, we remember the following: the first annual Bill Award and its lucky recipient. Fudge, the great Milk Raid, more fudge, the Aramis man, ECOSOC-D.B.Q.-SRI Lanka, and Ve-ri-tas. QL. to R.j: R. Lerch, H. Bar- ron, C. Brooks, C. Middle- kauf, J. Lieberman, D. Upson, J. Meyer, C. Gray, B. Haffer, S. Bove, L. Pol- lack, S. Kalman, B. Bevan. 58 w' Q ef . ig g, :,. . his gg ao Q, sa .L t, 1? , -3 QL. to RJ Row 1: C. Burrell, L. Forman, S. Larkin, S. Frankel, M. Barron: Row 2: M. Fisher, D. Seta M. Maltz, S. Cogdell, M. Heinz. Flow 3: D. Moore, Fl. Essig, B. Bevan, J. Lieberman, M. Moscovitz Missing: S. Allen, S. Seta, S. Paulsen. A CHESS CLUB This year's Walnut Hills Chess Team remains one of the most successful teams in the school. Competing in the city, they won every event in which they participated and the league championship. Led by junior David Glueck, one of the best under-twenty-one players in the region, Walnut tied for first in the state. Under Glueck's leader- ship the team has made great advances in the last year and will be awesome next year. With a great pool of young talent, Walnut Hills chess has great potential for future years. ',. ,M fgF,.,, A .-AQ'-. Dhess Club Members: David Glueck, Larry Pollack, John Powers, Albert Moore, Bob Wyler, Tom Crush, Henry Bystritsky, Andre Sibbs, Rick Pollack, Ken Boyer, Matt Eshelman, Todd Satogato, Jolly Ll, Tony Meyn. QNCERT BAND S 52 Q 5 2 3 60 4 . img. OSSSTTE Qf.5Qi?i::iil.s ' -sn-f Q f cuvsfnu-Y xumw l QQAPEIRUIT VD' KNTE I i .1 :sax t I Hifi I1 ,L ct GRAPEFRU vi Gold Band is a demand- ing organization, to play with this concert band one must first take a nerve-wracking audition and do well. Then, if you're lucky and win one of the precious few seats, there are the rig- orous 7th bell practice sessions. This year the gold band traveled to Denver in May to com- pete. Even though the work was hard, the rewards were great and these musicians man- aged to have a good time. MATH TEAM 'uhm Q -2 'Cliff -g L. to R. M. Canyon, D. Brian, Angela, E. Chinnj, G. Davis, K. Riley, T. Gandy, D. Moody, E. McGivens, K. Wilfong, Swing, K. Gregory, T. Stevenson. F Et in orderl S. Curry, lheadl, J, Shelton, J. Dunbar, C. Smith, J. Lewis lheadl, B. Curry, F. Chess, T. rren, C. Grayson, M. Colvard, M. Oldham, S. Thomas, K. Ridley, H. Williams, J. Turner, S. Catlin, S. lliams, C. Johnson, C. Walker, J. Blair, P. Dickerson, J. Earley, L. Haygood, J. Holt, R. Frye, J. Dun- ,r, A. White, J. Hill, A. Peters, T. Brooks, C. Green, K. Henderson, NOT PICTURED: K. Riley, V. eaver, G. O'Donnell, T. Bowman. in PEP CLUB TRAVEL- ING SHCWV THE INVISIBLE DRAGON by PATRICIA CLRPP A Play in QneAd, 63 CRCHESTRA 9? Z? ki f ff 'Q b.. Qi X f f 'W ff! A : 1 H vs A f :ff kwV! L. X, K W ti' , fp X6 4:1 JK f Q 4- 4 Q ... 'QS 5' am! , xx: 1 'al' ' JAZZ BAND f L?fj E?lT2'f' fffifbi i'?LE1j'Ei g':iTif'f if 32 I ,A 41 --:gf 5.22 ' :r6f':LT4-r 'L'-iiilfrrtfi-r 2 M- 139 . .P ,UL I K -X elf ' ug N5 , .1?'f'A K 5 if . - . - ss. F ,J-lv 'wwf s 51 --we QQ P I 1 '3 W M 7, V-au, Aww, J f i 2 wiv' V . I 1 if M, qw + ,, ,, 5 ,,,,-, My M - -3,1 '1 :VI Vg, W R H nil' , 5 'f 1 fL' 'Y ,, 4 fx 5 f f ' an fy , + www E1 1 REIVI . 'liv lll . M I X 5' l ll l ..rl if rt sz , - ,fl 5 is 1 f A . . 1 i l gy , AJ it gf f i if J i , ..... ....-.M...... 4 N Q l It L. to R.: Jeanne Trombly iassistant editori, Bronvvyn Bevan leditor-in-chiefi, Michael Chartock lassistant editorj. Dear Staff, Photographers, and Franz - This book is the result of your work. It is yours. Thanks for all of the late hours that you put up with, for all of the tempers that flared and you tolerated, and for all of the things that you accomplished. You should be proud. We are. Bronwyn, Mike, and Jeanne. Rem Cartoonist Julian Bevan. Business Staff: Steve Luebkeman. Miss- ing: Bruce Squillante. ,J fl I y ,I ' ff 5 .. A I i f K Vw Gee Whiz! I never knew domes could be so dangerous! --.N ,J 'I REM Photographers: Row 1: David Fisher. Row 2: Julia Ibarra, Monica lbarra, Albert' Wang. Row 4: Mickey Mouse, Lawrence Sha- piro, Brian Gover, Ricky Lefton, Bob Wyler. 69 - -- Faculty staff: Trish Flenner, Laurie Richmond feditorl, Jennifer Reines, Ellen Knight, Alex Guest tmissingl. Underclass editor Beth Haffer Underclass staff: Sharon Kalman, Tom Newbold, Sally Rose, Karen Laurens, Beth Schwartz lmissingl. Faculty editor: Laurie Richmond f-if IN, 9' 3' '55 fun. 3 A 4 I A 4 8 Www ,pav- rifvmz ok Xi 1 4. National Merit Semi-finalists, Susie Allen, Lynn Betemps, Bronvvyn Bevan, Richard Daniels, Melanie Fullman, Erin Gehler, Patricia Grant, James Hutchinson, Matthew Kraus, Lorna Lavi, Giulia Michelini, Scott Mullins, Thomas Newbold, John Ritter, Brenda Boder, Steven Seta, Jon Schaffer, David Taylor, Bill Tomblin, Andre Valentine, Albert Wang. N A T I O N A L A C H I E V David Kelly QA GREAT MAN AND A E GREAT PERSONL Brad Berry. Missing: M E N T National Achievement Semi-finalists: Adrienne Johnson, Eric Evans. SCIENCE FlCTiCN CLUB if 'FRF . Q -l -X wif? 339: 9 Front Row: L. to R.: K. Bennet, H. Foruse. Second Flow: L. to R.: D. White, H. Lachman lpres.l, E. Foraste, J. Baker. Missing: K. Greenwood lkingl, K. Hunter, E. Charlton, E. Christianson, S. Kelly, J. Sutton. Black Cultural Workshop Members: Francis Murdock - advisor, Cheryl Smith - president, Cheri Davis - vice president, Karen Riley - secretary, Sam lson - treasurer, Beth Curry - Sgt.-at-Arms, Antoinette Jenkins, Brenda Waldron, Alicia Westbrook, Valencia Brown, Carlette Grayson, Flenay Wilson, Marilyn Oldham, Melanie Lyman, Diane Wilkins, Patrice Dickerson, Dietra Williams, Rosettia Tiyes, Torrie Mason, Monica Calvard, Lawanda Young, Tracy King, Allison White, Ayolan Moshay, Jennifer Hill, Gina Leatherwood, Kellie Wilfong, Faye Chess, Debra Moody, Tina Warren, Toni Goodwin, Crystal Green. LITERARY CLUB JUNIOR I-IONCDR SGCIETY GOOD NEWS f 1 ,, . f-9 I F 2 i x rf .- x 5 f y . EXCHANGE STUDENTS I really loved it at Walnut Hills and learned a lot about living in the United States. I thought it would be so terrible but it turned out to be great and it's so hard to leave all you guys. First of all I found out that people here are friendly and open iSome of them are alittle bit obnoxious, but forget about thosel and l'm thankful for all these people who helped me when I needed it. School in America has lots of activities, much more than school in Germany have! Man I can dig it! All these plays ithanks to Mrs. Welshl and activities. Ameri- cans are much more active in school, teachers and students. That is something I will take back and try to do in Cologne. Many thanks to everybody, teachers, officers, Mr. Shepherd, and friends and especially my family which I really loved! Julie Leenderise Cologne, West Germany QYFUJ gi I.. rtwtm s , Sylvana Torre - Montevideo, Uruguay iOpen Doori L -s My name is Marisa Antillo and I am an Exchange Student. I from Chile and I found here that the customs are differer The school, Walnut Hills is big, is not the same like my scho in Chile. Cincinnati is alittle city and very nice, I found Cincinnati tle because I live in the capital of Chile, Santiago, and its p ulation is three million inhabitants. I like the United States, 'specially Cincinnati, and I will lil to live here for all of my live but, I have to go to my school Chile . . . My trip to here is like the world which opens its doors show me the way that the people live - here or in differe places around the world. I will never forget the trip to here and my experiences tl' I've had here. Its something new that you won't forget. Marisa Antillo - Santiago, Chile iOpen Doori S Sandra Qunones Anna Mautner QYFUI STUDENT EXGHANGEAT WALNUT Walnut Hills is fortunate to have participants from several exchange groups in the school such as Youth for Understanding QYFUI, Open Door, and of course, American Field Service QAFSI. These students stay anywhere from 2-12 months with one family, occasionally travelling to interesting cities or tourist attractions or spending weekends with other host families. In the YFU and AFS year programs, the students are required to take classes and receive grades, as do regular students. In Open Door, the students must attend school, but are not responsible for any work and receive no academic credit. These programs are wonderful experiences for all concerned, for the hosts as well as the exchange students, exploring different cultures, and making the world a little smaller by customs shared and explained. The friendships made and the fun times will never be forgotten by those involved. Since the day I received my family's application, I was terri- fied of coming to such a big school. I had always gone to a pri- vate school that only had 600 students. That is a big differ- ence. Being a student in the school has taught me many things, from the meaning of pickles to the meaning of life and friendship. It has been hard to get used to all the different things, but it also has been exciting, even though it took me a little time to understand why people thought that in my coun- try people live in trees. Cincinnati is a neat city and it has many interesting places. I would like to thank my family, who have supported me, and all the teachers that had to put up with me, asking so many questions. Last, but not least I would like to thank all the students that have tried to help me and be my friends. It has been a wonderful experience, and I wouldn't change it for anything! Sandra Quinones - Santo Domingo IAFSJ I want to thank all of you at Walnut for a wonderful time you are giving me. lt has been full of happiness, sadness, fun, excitement, fear, interest, wonderful moments, and although I have times when I most of all would like to pack my suitcases and catch the next plane home, the overall experience is something too great to put in words. I want to give extra big thanks to my family, the Hoffmans, and especially one of my sisters, Martha, who also goes to Walnut. I wish that every- body could have the opportunity to experience what I am experiencing now. There are so many things you all could learn - and enjoy - if you showed a little bit more interest in other cultures. Many things here are a lot different from Sweden, and if you want to know what it is like over there you are welcome to come and visit me. Anna Mautner-Blynasvagen 55-18500 Waxholm-Sweden Telephone 0764! 30012 79 95: O 5 QQ? Z of the team drew scouts from all over the country to see the Walnut Hills games. Coach Campbell won Coach Of The Year honors in the PHSL. The 1980-81 Varsity Team leaves a tough record for future teams to follow. Q- Awww mtl' f 'S P if H11 3' .M , W wfwmfmmw ,gh di, V- nf 1511 , A f 'S If 7 .mln fi' Q A 2:9 Q m fi , Q 4 n naunnvnvqpup-awww' ,g,1.MbM ww 4 ig wx 3 Q' 'gn U J' f 'in If I can't start I'm going home! Q. ' n W 5 R! ge ow much longer do we have to stand here? The band What's going on? I can'tseeathing without my glasses ants to play. Chris Thorman Center Ken Burton Guard Robert Drye Tackle Randy Harris End ff X Q 5 L A VIH fl C696 , A, 4 4 5 on Burton ff , 7 End a R F' N X i 86 WALNUT HILLS Kevin Henderson Halfback SEN Jack Cambell Coach of the year Jack Cambell has only beer with us for two years but in this short time he has turned a Ioosr ing team into a top notci squad. Bernie Ausdenmore Fullback VARSITY FOOTBALL IDRS Robert Sellers Guard Defensive player of the year Robert is the captain of our var- sity team and one of the best in he state. Mike Mullenix Quarterback and Defensive End John Felder Quarterback Scott Bepler End Chris Subbayya End and Kicker Jerry Hurst End 512 AN fix W X 7 -'Q Y' I Y f ' J MikeJeffery MX P .--4 6 - J NiCK Efrldi Tackle f - A l I Kicker A IQ YN ' rfm f' .21 , 1 N X Q X..- N ff N huh' 'M 'S I Q ' bl rw IZA- x lx C: I xl. VARSHY WH 38 Lemon Monroe 20 Hamilton Badin WH WH 15 St. Xavier WH 13 Woodward WH 45 Taft WH 40 Hughes WH 35 Withrow 29 Western Hills WH WH 16 Aiken WH 8 Roger Bacon 6-4 League Champs 5-'I in PHSL J... lL. to R.l Bottom row: L. Nochek, D. Graves, R. Routt, R. Pleasent, S. Hirsch, J. Pressman, C. Hisle, J. Bowers, Second row: C. Thor- man, R. Haller, M. Siebron, K. Henderson, L. Jones, M. Kichen, D. Deal, M. Mullenixg Third row: D. Zinn, N. Martell, R. Harris, B. Aus- denmoore, A. Brown, D. Reickg Fourth row: R. Hill, A. Waugh, J. Stargell, M. Jeffreys, R. Burton, R. Burton, N. Erndt, S. Gillman, R. Drye, O. Davis, Fifth row: K. Burton, B. Hill, J. Felder, J. Hurst, M. Carr, C. Subbayya, S. Beller, Capt. R. Sellers. Missing: T. Ingram, K. Grace, A. Scott, A. Reed, K. White. WH 6 Hughes WH 6 Woodward WH 14 Porter WH 8 Bloom WH 0 Roberts WH 2 Schroeder RESERVE V13 U.: pf,-'rx y ,, CL. to RJ Bottom row: W. Dudley, K. White, M. Stokes, J. Harris, F. Moskowitz C. White, M. Flodd, T. Gaddin. Second row: G. Geriru, Capt. B. Puillius, L. White, C. Jordon, J. Jonier, T. King, D. Harper, K. Faison. Third row: M. Fer- guson, C. Jason, T. Defosse, D. Hickenlooper, B. Tucker, W. Brown, G. Sta- cey, Coach L. Alford. Fourth row: Coach C. Davis, E. Redman, Capt. D. Jones I. Powell, B. Allen, B. Baites, G. Ellis, Missing: M. Thompson, A. J. Jones, B. Cooper, T. Booker. Chris boots another one. u 1 There he is, let's get him! ww, 2 Do you think we will ever get to play? gggin ' rrtoo M rhiiii ietott y Q35 ' errr i s M ,, tt.o, II, FW thingie t. iii 'i 7 r A 5' , ' tf eot io t s K ' - 1' ' 'ix so .... fl i 'iii' iiz i ' w i f 1 ' M' m 5 -.-f ,.I, ' K W I' i 59'- Hul x fs s -1f' V g so 1. i t s - -- o ,y Wi L. K H .ttt. I ,M LL i ' s . ' ,. y i, Quick, while the refs got his eyes covered put that glue on your hands Jerry. new N.. .....ttt 5 'nd ABOVE: Walnut Hills volleyball team ready for action. RIGHT: lgot it! lgot it! I got it! l thought you had it! Left to right, Bottom row: L. Wright: L. Trefzger: C. Stokes: Coach Flappaport. Second row: M. Lus- tik: M. Evans: B. Sutton. Third row: S. Quiones: B. Robison: J. Arvin: M. Lustik. '--Q The Walnut Hills volleyba team played the following schools: With row Loss Hughes Loss SC PA WIN Taft Loss Woodward WIN Aiken LOSS West High Loss v . Inv TN. X . 1 f .BOVE: Coach Rap at her best. ,ELOW: Shots like this leave us speechless. ABOVE: Beth Robison shows the team how it's done BELOW: Help me Lord to get this over the net. W QQ r -Y A 'i ZBMMA, L L in H si' J :T is g.L Q . r 'Q A ' l., .i,, - Lg 'E' '.. s NIH ff 2 i L ui sv s .. .. . sl L -. 5 X , W A ..:L ,R is Put the dancing girl back in the cake. Q X Y 5 W K 1, j r i ' ' ff , . is 23, ,,,, Q ,L i f f V is Y Q . .-.. . 'ff : f . W - i Q IX -LSI' 'Q RS' is ,-k- ! V Us S . 2. . ig. - A , S '3if5,f S' , ....,-- , , U .... f r K+ ' -Q ' A if i Wig' -w' i f s - . c 2 in 3 g , ,, V ,, I, , V k.... . kr K K K an V r 1 f ss 5 A25 kkxk . i r W f e i W , A... 1 - V A . . , if ,2- 4' if Seta struggles for balance. Q ff ff Z! W Y ,F , M , ' K 5 'Qi' 9 HM ,ww .i ,s r W 5 M. A ff Y 51,51 ,g A Vi 5 fr lv M: 5 aww! b ,MQTI W ,,.,,, 44 , 1,9 4 UW f EEEL f . if 5' 'f W, V yi H ff ff ,, , ,:,,,,,, W Mi, V r 2 ,., , ff 12 an I , 4 ' fi ,ab ' - 1 we . , V A ,, uf? if W' Q 4 ,- J 'H A Ti' 'l -A4 ' if , , 'fa-JW 1 if M . There's Nick - showing off again. We don't ask for experience. S is S E V, ' - K w- I. 'nk K A --nsmsuunynvwf -Q- r, -nv f ., ,. Y, ' - . an 4 A 2+ ff? , . fs. , V , 49' 'K'--1 1 ig I've got it. ' 'vu .. ,. 'J r ,MA , ff, ' i 'u ZELVWJEAN-, I jk? gf -Qi , . g , 'Y' v 'ii A 'f 'W ' 'F' V QQ!! 'fr Mi524'x'h fi N gf 54+-mff' 12' f 'f ' ff, , K -, , J W ' 'W ' ' 'A f www Q K ,T wif 'g z . 'fg , '. 4, ' uf N K , X . 3 ,A 'e . : 'if -'F' f ffw',.,.?+b ,sfmssiks 5: N , , F iQ .A V ., -, t V W ,f f W f ' 4 ' 1 , y ,G 2' . K .H '31 i ' A Z . WY Q 4. ? n , 24 'Mg ' f 1 5 ' I , ' if A f .QU V ' , , 1 1 ' fx - H V, V ' A , 5, ij? 5 Nha , VV ,, Nj 5' 7 .V Mfirfn , Nffw , . . y 1 4 A M ,aiu 4 Adams shows his stuff. N It's along road to success. Don't take your sports so lightly. O.K. Schmidt, if you don't like it you can leave. W., A.4,, .,,., as ...W- K ,K ..., M, ,,,,..,,., .,,, X X, , .. .N ,.... M K X A A K on -gunna:-fum: --'f gs :I W x v N .,,,v,.. ,., gf .ave f'1 r' P. .t L? ' A --,- V . I ., 5-: rf:-K , 1 .eee A or ,.- X A ' i V: ti . il JAM I . WXQA ws V 'L , L 1 rg - or Q 9 'l A neil! ii,-g?.4S'Eg,f2,g - K Hz2Ql W-if X 4 xi ,gg , I ,V aw, ,-in-,-Ly Q . t, est S .. . .WL i ' .vw Es. .wefvmsajtfra-',1 - . . Wa' Si K Q s1 if35. m3fY?e3imgf'fwf:ff'-S f or '4f?f2'i-tfiif-srfiff 1 , 1 A ' :' N .' ww X . if? If 1 M541 iw ft 4 iff 1 ' L-iffifiikli . r , ' L 1 A 'G Li' M955-1 Ooops!! Such Determination. Where is everybody? Debbie in hot pursuit! .'-MTX we ,i i4Ji4'Y,' Y K' IQ Y j. .' . :l,J Iii -.fjoj ij ,I j v. 5-if :iifr .f'.g:- , Y V in W' f MW Look, I got new shoes! ' Seta goes in for the score. No fighting, kicking, swearing or spitting. Do the bunny hop-hop, hop, hop Walnut Hills resembling storks as they warm up. ,uv-fr ww -ffmyvj -ig., '-:, mf'-fl' N'v,f4.' Ig f -f-- we YL, - 2- x 'rw-Irs'-tw'f'we::w9s tw V- . fa Q 3 pg. , ' 4 .. 'i'?5'w:'. Q, 3 0-. A-v l,fai'k!Yf'95?13'- ' gi ' ld 1 Q'7iVy'Z':f' 'W. .. 4 , , ' K? ' M . ,. ' ' - Q' f, W f'A3 vZl'aZ' H ' nf' 5 ii ' 2.- 'ell' 5 ' V 7' 1 if 4 ' . 'F' Q 3- fl ' W f ., ,. . ' ' ,Q , Q1 my W. A . ., .A ' I wonder what he's aiming for. . . '-wi' Girls getting ready for practice. Refs check out the team. Watch out, here comes the ball! . ' 9 5 ' ' ASL, ' ' Y, 4 - A' ' W '- t .,-J. fi-A'ir f-1fJx'i..l?1'f'g.f v.Q.,-rg 't ' . it ,. . Aw - , '- .. f ff. .1 fl ,. ws, -4- A.-. . 'X ,. 'X ,V . k Y f X Q J f NH, f, .1 iw 1,3f?Z5'3'f .fXQ?y.vsa'-sljb, Mn g .kt W jk!! A X' high. V.rL L,,Y, W TMA, 'mam' ,K V: lv1.:7g.tij .72 ,kL. H4 ,.. 'aw K' p3v? -J 'f1.'-li.-vt?1.'ffsfif?-iff li P - 1 4 Well, at least they're all together. 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I think the ball is O.K., now can we start the game? Coach gives pep-talk to inspire the Eagles to victory. Whwn-me '51 5 .. K Aff. sf N515 K .1 . i' l .',, A -3 5 is . gy 'J Y. iigjf M2Ef,SgfEEVvQ2,l4Vf1'- . Q, x 3 - if Fieserve goalie Talley makes another save with this graceful kick. Senior Griefenkamp shows perfect form .Si ., Q' . , 1 5,. ff.M lun r A-5:-,.,,. .... , sv.. 3 . .. , - ' - , Q Q W' , 'Q 3 K . + , . - - ,'-- 31 is 'fifft-N. .. .. ,,,. . if tggfbs.-g 5 Sift' i My wwf H , .- ---- Y N - I A 5 3 t HE. usage L. to R. Bottom row: A. Wang, D. Gartiez, M. Whittes, T. lngram, J. Naplers, T. Schriebas, D. Seta, D. Upson, W. Adams, R. Daniels, Top row: M. Eshlaman, R. Frye, A. Cohen, J. Reyes, D. Taylor, S. Seta, M. Griefenkamp, K. Schmidt, J. Fishbein, S. Stith, N. Erndt, P. Urug, Coach Bob Muro. L. to R. Bottom row: J. Pieper, S. Gerwe, D. Killan, R. Whitfield lco-capt.l, P. Carson, M. Gettys, B. Staggs, S. Martin, J. Lipps, A. Berghausen. Second row: L. Shapiro, S. Reid, A. Truax, R. Sylva, R. Dysart, S. Mohan lco-capt.l, R. Blank, D. Nielson, C. Bender. Missing: M. Talley, Coach D. Seta, Coach J. Chambers, R. Anson. Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Oak Hills Finneytown West Hi Seven Hills S.C.P.A. Summit Withrow Colerain Aiken Princeton S.C.P.A. Indian Hill Withrow Roger Bacon Country Day Aiken Finneytown Centerville New Richmond Oak Hills Sycamore Princeton Roger Bacon lndian Hill Elder Country Day Centerville Seven Hills Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Finneytown 3 Ursuline 3 St. Ursula 1 Mercy 0 Seven Hills 1 Marion 0 Reading 3 St. Ursula 1 Amelia 1 McCauley O Anderson 0 Green Hills 0 Princeton 0 'QW f s -5 rl-'fy , ,A 4 K., in 1 L-f . .ik ' 'Q ' f. T' 'is A . ww' ' ,L ,f, .,,.. , vi' 6.91-gf.. 'W W f'is,.- - . . f V f '25 G f 1 551 S' rkbh gg Rigs Q ,I L, X are -.2153 1, W --,- 42741-f 3 ' ' 'K - .7 , ,Ji 1, -4 . , A yy if iils- :ir 1-V U.: fy.. K Iii, L, Q 4YSap.4',1:i 'i ' h , Q91 4 f Y ' ,im fn.. if Q bv- W' if V A' Fa' , V .cy ,, 4' , iz. -1 QQ, , . Q, N M k 3 3 'W A5 mag 'rv' CO l ,mf v f .X lF ' Front row - L. to Fl. Melissa Hoelg Alice Vanden Noort 2nd row - L. to Fl. Helen Walnut Hills runners give it all they've got. Blackshireg Kim Padackg Diana Bloch L , Y 1 V V 4. f .1-,tfv,liil5:1ai:'r:rz..Qme,w:4f-Zl2gl- r -ff-1 -,W-4.'S,e-umm: V . 'mf M gf . , I .-M396 .1 W, Q i . L 1 f Iwi .l llll V- ... ,ii - llffii i Ill L-. . 1 f . 'f l at l L 1 f L ' M45 , , 'A H ' ' U ,,,, if: , glen-M24 r ,J M 11 fi .. ar,-0 . ., ' A I. .. V. I f , 1 33 5.1,-29? A M J fir: 5, -.l,,.f'-2 '? :., .V iw Z. V ,,,, I 3, Q pi , l gv I . Q' , la Qu I 1- 'gf Q -f-'ff fre .. lie . V 'yn X :V .. ,,l ., . H 1. V, . v, V KVIV ME K eg , ...W l V V . . ' 2 ' . 2' V ' ., 'W ,. -i ' . ' .. 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XN'4' . , M iff ' 7' 4-.. a ,tim fc :gal , , N V t 'v'-,gy -2 'W L Z ig- H, ' :ff .W r f ,,. or 4. - W .1 J , cm I 1 f, W- as, 4 f ' af . It 33 :+ ff5.?,i,, QW, . l ,M Al , any , r 'Eze f' ' LJ., , . M M 9, , . N .- LW? , I qw., 4 V K 1 . a p, '--' ,Q ,., 1' , 'A rw. f-L.-M. W y - an S 5 ' .4 , AN' ' K , A 'Ck f5i2',Wf1,!' .Y uztiq Q x,L2f-ly 5 2 fzkkgsi 2 it ms. team, YQ asia- x ft N M . 59. Above: THE WINNERS Right: Coach Ferguson gives the REM team moral support. RAH! RAH! The annual REM-CHATTERBOX Softball game was a great success. The two teams met peacefully on a warm October day to take part in this vigorous competition that would determine which staff was Number 1 fOf course there was no doubt in our mindsj. An overwhelming crowd filled the bleachers for this big event. The REM staff came dressed to kill and definitely out- classed their opponents with their matching t-shirts. Coach Ferguson cheered for REM. Ms. Guentert tried to help her team in their futile effort. Even Mr. Shepherd got involved in a little 'dirty' work. ln the end, the Rem staff defeated their enemies with a thrilling 9-2 victory!!! Left: Okay, you want corned beef, he wants ham 8t swiss, and she asked for tuna fish. Below: Editor shows the staff one of the tricks of the trade. huh., t - . :sry Q1 - ' -, ' X f::s.'.v'1sis. fwi3f'Rafe-At... s.....A .,fef3fW+ . 'ffl' '-3-ff W ' g ,K , to t Our faithful leader cleans homeplate. The REM staff stares in awe at the excellent per- formance of their team. -Q-m.......... THE LOSERSH EGM Signs Q r ' le? if .W J rm f-W Two outs, bases loaded, full count, . . .the pitch. . . HSTRRR-I-I-KE!!! M.. ,S :I gN:Q? N21 in W fi , , ., W X A Q M . W - L ' -.... . Hit: -VV.. ws:-. an f , Top: Freshmen Freestyler Katey McCarthy. Above R: Guess who uses new Marathon Mascara? Right: Determined Hagenauer springs from block. Below Right: Star Diver Shelly Rheineker. i s was kg, f 1 I i sios W 4 , i ,fa is 1 V 2: f , Kgs, 'JWLQ' 'Maj V I ' 5 , 1' 'fm ' , 'L ,fy V 111 , t 'H-, : fb' 2 ,,,, 'V' 'W Wgrr' ww - f f . 1 ,, 7 Y Y 1 .f .4 .1 - .I . uf , . gr . V 1 r ,, . .is ,fx . . .Y .. W. - . -.:.2f,14z-f-wifi. has : . ' X 33, , V, L .Q I y .f 5, . 'J' .4 -4--L... M........4.-..-.5 . 1 4-sf my ..,e......4. Q ' 5 A s S,......s..,i...,... LLL.. , .... .ik T.. . ,,,..,,-- ...S s ---,,,- -QQ--Y .,.. A... N, Above: Diver Bill Jansak soars into pool. Right: Coach Rappaport chalks up another strenuous workout. Lower Left: Rick Crawford works on his stroke. .mv-4 V ,gf -T..- ,, -..,,, if 5 'S sap-M-Q. ..... .. M... . wfszmx. . tg U guys I was just kidding I'm gonna fly like an eagle 'W Wirmu 4 0' Ellen demonstrates her stroke technique. Mimi caught in her pre-meet beauty ritual. This is the style which led Jim to his numerous victories. ? x 2 vt 2 L. TO R. Leigh Neale, Debbie Hoffstetter, Lisa Hagenaur, Susie Allen, Coach Flappaport, Fran- nie Baker, Hollis Borders, Laura Vanginkel, Buff Applegate, Kathy Patty, Melanie Fullman, Katie Mcarthy, Monica Seta, Mimi Mosher. Missing: Sara Hattemer. L 1 :1,,,,cf--4a rger .aw it if i ill: A? I se lt 3:1237 , - ,W , Flow 1: Jeff Trondel, Eliot Shapiro, Flick Crawford, David Lusenhop, Bill Jansak, Coach Fore- man. Bow 2: Lyman Brock, Eric Hagenauer, Andy Truax, Rick Mosher, Chip Bender, Steve Baker, Jim Monahan, Nick Olympian Erndt. Senior Mark Bronson shoots for a free one. . Su. VT. , ii N5 lf' ' as fx 1 f 'VJ Q , ..,Wl-if-1' V, . 4 .foxy ai' --Mraxuzw-. . .. --Y 1 Pam shows Woodward how it's done! Alice looks for an opening. ,, 2 ,vi If Byron shoots for two Called in on another tight spot, senior Bernie Ausdenmoor Determined Eagles fight for control. SiQl'18lS for ball. 'ui , 1 fymw.. .., -.NN-sux 'Nm Superwoman takes off. What goes up, must come down ,gu- mb Where's the party after the game? L kkkk Whoosh!! 3 4' 3,1 S rf, f ?lr' f we X, V xilf, .af 7 3 I w... 5 'L ' V ,A, 3 3 9 if Q , vi, V ..,, 2 X ,ii f :ii AVA 'Q GSR j -- H A f if 1 ? Nz' 18 ff X, 1. if rf -xx A f Z' X ,Q in ul!! 11 X., 2 0 V uv , 5' . u 'I ...aw-. q . in -f , ' , if 4, Q 15,51 3 X VARSWY Left to right, bottom row: Leonard Pugh, Tony Barnes, John Felder, Benny Sweets Schrieber. Top row: Rick Towner, Byron Hill, Jason Stargel, Mark Scooter Bronson, Jerry Hurst, Robert Sellers, Bernie Ausdendmore, Missing: Greg Hawkins. RESERVE Left to right, bottom: Russ Towner, Kevin Mclntosh, Mike Toepker. Top row: Ron Whit- field, Jay Risenburg, Darryl Bracey, Mike Carr, Jeff Hielderbrow, Jim Latham, Carl Hickman. Missing: Doug Grenstein. JUNKDRPHGH Left to right, bottom row: Brian Lowrey, Mel- vin Stokes, Jon Perry, Paul Yamaguchi, Jeff Wade, Thad Dawson. Top row: Ken Faison, Kelly White, Rodney Chatman, Guy Johns, Warren Smith, Pran Jha, Coach Mr. Riegle. AELE5 5 34 Nnunqlh -v '- f , I' Lys, - Q A,A, , xlilfs, ,VMBL4-0 l I 059 '50 W QFGLIK9 21 WLC' f mf ,N 'f if Y-v 1 bids? 7 s 1 5 ,Vx .9 20 ' 1 5 L 545, SU 4 B Tas. VARSITY Left to right, bottom row: Co-Captains Maria Lustik, Beth Robison. Top row: Karen Ridley, Alice VandenNoort, Pam Harmann, Yvette Lett, Angie Flueilen. RESERVE Left to right, bottom row: Lisa Treftzger, Kimie Matsudo. Top row: Barb Carroll, Rita Reyes, Kristy Meinke, Jackie Jason. JUNIOR HIGH Left to right, bottom row: Jenny Kemp, Andre Burke, Michelle Nicholes. Top row: Lori Cauagna, Coach David Lumpkin, Tina Johnson, Connie Rankin, Jennifer Brinkman. fl 2 QT S N, Z ,fy 6, ,x...L M .... ',,, Such concentration ,N an k......,. ca...--V Look up in the sky, it's a bird, it's a plane, it's. . .Super Sari!!! Veteran McKinney gives the rookie some pointers. We're baa. . .d .K if: ,fi i,-:X at xg- Maltz working on his ground strokes .X ra Q W 1 A ey qf. Lynn awalts the serve. .Q f ' 0 X .f Y I ,x u f 1 5 a A I 2 Af What goes up must come down. ,,,,ygf',L,,Q,,W V J' , Q 7 q 3 , ,W 4 w an e Q + l 'MQAA R , , , ,M V If ' , ww, ff, me f ff I, '2 A K ,, ,V ,,,,, fy , f . I ' wfffmaaxwuywmwf f f 'f lf, 4:::Q'wf-ye H Ball boy Jeff Morman Friel shows her finesse McKinney zeros in on the ball ,M ,.-,.f--H-,gm .Qi-',,. .... QNYY' N W -n g - f-.44 ,Q f u- ' 1' .tAf4f-'- 1 T :max -K Sym., - - x . A k .V .Q N m ,,' kv E: ,K -K NS, ir I., . - f. .-,x ,S ,fm - - - fr, , L ,,-af - - H L - -.14 ' Y Boys Baseball . . . Pre-game warm-up. K.. aw' K -,ig --Qi Q .,nvv- A K ,ff ..- wi ,wge- '.-Q, -M f W- ,,, fum 4-33. I L. . if .NM 5-gg,-ii' .F ,ff --5. ,. f my MLK' '. fm w -ww Q ,. .. , arf' . I ' Qa.f'ff,k,,,9eff'hT'KI A N 'J V KA-KA-5 wi.. -- . ,ry .. H naw. I. Wiiqf xxx .,,., - 5 W , 2.6 Ag- 3, -N Q, W,-59' WA www ww Ry :X QHW Fava? f s- wf -3 'M L ' '-'? 1Sk Y , 'BN' 9,6 .. we 4 Q in 'Nw fs ,- .wi- if :M ,Mux Rf' , ff 1. uf. ww , , -gllgfgglll' WL' RM, R, ,..,, A EEF 1-if .5 iii ,sw W-siiwlm' Q,- Q' qfW.,m 3 il , -1- .-. ,1 Q-In- ,,55 . N Q. Q, A K f K .... -1--Y 5 .mf -xg - . Ag a Af kk .. 1 Q --W' N - ff -1 ' J W- gl, : v -- ,a .- , . A . ' ng - . ww iw j -.iq,.,,k L' K -' wjgf'-'Xg.,i - 4 k: - K - 'N 92.2, ff- 5, kg, ,Q f. fm, ' if,,-1, ,V -:al ,Q wh- ?1iff,,.i,4- I h..s,Ng:?MM KW Sw sa. f , ..m,,. 4 The girI's softball team, under the direction of Coach Art Paul has improved this year. Since the beginning of the season the primary goal has been to improve the teams skill in the fundamentals. This has proven to be very effective since the team S 0 BA L L has had a victorious season, and are even more optimistic for next year. fx l 'L X., Wigs 9 . Ffa . L . C W3 W I My wav aff 33 in :ASQ , -1 - , -'IQ-7.325 , . ,. ., V... , - . + N ' , t, . . Q, - +LS .' . -' 131,.s.fW K . W N- ' A 3' .3-- L fbi... ,., , ..,, 1 5 ig -v 1 ' .W , ,-, . -fn W z .St .. :wr . W - , u ws Q- Q' M14 .. K. 1'-A srl f:3i,g3e,,Q. V way, ,,. X ,,' Q 1 . . f, , X '-, fi' 'ff,qg,--:1w:..14xla,3g3.gi,,'.t or e .. ' at , fj N .Q?,.,v' . 1-wvrbxfe. fu ff.. wwrgg L -'ft T35 -as r T A ,,,,,. -M V -- Y hu. 1 M. Q. Bottom Bow L-R: B. Spearsg R. Pescovitzg B. Ausdenmooreg B. Zinng M. Mullenixg R. Drye Top Row L-R: T. Covingtong R. Chap mang D. Dealg W. Browng J. Hilderbrandg S. Murphyg Coach W. Allen First Bow L-Ft: D. Douglasg A. Fobbsg J. Johnson: T. Wallaceg K. Meinekeg B. Bobinsong J. Arvin. Second Bow L-Ft: K. Johnson B. Parkerg J. Hopmeirg J. Minoerg l.. Haygood. Third Bow L-B: S. Spauldingg J. Colemang J. Jasong M. Kellerg P. Sauterg A Baker. Fourth Row L-B: Mr. Paul: D. Feldmang B. Carrollg A. Graceg K. Matsudog C. Hammad Bottom Flow: C. Grayson: B. Curry: G. Davis: M. Bloemker. Row 2: K. Bedgood: S. Johnson: T. Miller: B. Moshay. Row 3: T. Bowman: H. Blackshire: J. Lewis: S. Barnes: H. Jason: M. Newby: A. VanderNoort: B. Nochek. Row 4: V. Wilkens: L. Young: J. Odonell: S. Heard: C. West: M. Young. Bottom Row: S. Ganor: C. Chandler: J. Felder, C. Burton, K. Henderson: K. Grace: C. Whistler: T. Ingram. Flow 2: J. Bullock: S Rowe: M. Seberian: J. Winfrey: R. Pleasant: K. Clement: B. Moore. Row 3: S. Frankel: D. Rosenthal: D. Graves: A. Tumpkins: D Neilson: J. Todd: J. Poliner: B. Wagner. Ftow 4: P. Faulkers: P. Oppenheimer: A. Stillpass. L fl -.Ml H X, I 51:77 , was 1- :lu V s.. Q, lm .V ff' ..,. lu X ,, ..,, - ' f- F: N, 3 ., ' .r l X L i as MLM. h ll Q' re: Q ' Q .. . M it will ll, ,M 2' ' .aw ,, 4 61 ,p Girls track team always striving for distance. ,-f' 2, . 4, ,, ix x Q. .t f N 'Q Q , ,Ti l Q Girls track team on their daily workout. Coach Cambell encourages friendship. F ,g vw Y -'i'Mt' mmm.. mmm. Discus thrower preparing to throw. I can run 'fc Xi 5. x ' ' , w M-Q., W Q K X r The girls track team cheer on the boys on. 5 -Aim Is this guy for real? f .is 511:11 N4 Frankel having a good time! The bobsey twins ease on down the track , Y ,. k..,,- ,gr i Q I X ix 2 Z .es Exercise, Exercise f ' M.-.-N.-av-4 -..--.... 'Hi there European health spa. N ew , V, ,. , K ... 4 , - ,rf A .uw -'V A +15 -- qi' ,- The pack comes .M,a-s-w--an-.w--1-+ af on-is Fifwff A 'Z ...4 ' HL-4, . '-- Hx 'Y .gf,.'7, 1 Mtv y time Coach Cambell looks on in a daze. yur Ohh do my feet hurt ik-'ii-'gl' gvrifmavf if If W sw ? PRINCIPAL - DAVID SHEPHERD ASSISTANT PFIINCIPALS 36 Raymond Finke Thomas Hunter Dennis Mathews Jack Kennevan Mr. Mathews and Mr. Kennevan, our two new administrators, adjusted very easily to Walnut Hills life. Coming from Aiken as a business teacher and from Porter as an assistant principal, Mr. Mathews came to be respected as a fair and efficient administrator. Likewise, Mr. Kennevan highly values education and proved to be outstanding in dealing with scheduling and AP's. Expressing his thoughts, Mr. Kennevan says, I wish to express my sincere thanks for introducing and sharing with me your rich inheritance - a living tradition, a rewarding experience that is uniquely Walnut Hills. By definition tradition is the handing down of information, beliefs and customs by word of mouth or by example from one generation to the next without instruction. Thus, tradition not only affects a healthy cultural continuity, but also affects a living inherit- ance for all those associated with Walnut Hills. This inheritance that is ours is far more than just a possession handed down from past generations. Our inheritance is both a life-giving and life sustaining that is given and received in count- less ways by the people who have in the past, or presently making and will continue to make Walnut Hills more than just a citadel of learning. Walnut Hills is a cosmopolis of great minds, exceptional talents and outstanding human beings. LIBRARIANS 8m COUNSELORS . Rosemary Koch Librarian Althea Lazen by Librarian Ameila Prioleau Librarian Donald Cole Counselor Alan Dute Counselor Jean Frehse Counselor Rosalyn Fuller Counselor Edna Hogue Counselor Joseph Minogue l Counselor Rosalind Reade Counselor Adrianne Wilson Counselor Wylie Ferguson ART, MUSIC, SPEECH 8t DRAIVIA Burt Becker lndust. Arts Art Marian Hawes Art Donald Lewis Art Betsy Shank Debate Ben Basone Music Thomas Gentil Music Daniel Bumer Music Kenneth Welsh Music Susan Brockman Speech!Drama Vickie Welsh Speech!Drama MATHEMATICS Brenda Brown Norma Burney Katherine Falcone Walter Allen Lillie Barnes David Bibee Thomas Brengleman wmffn' , ,,L,,iL,l 'Si 1 S is New ,f Ruth Hubbard 134 ,f MATHEMATICS My W, ,, ,K . f V I VV. ,Q I , l 'l Dane Mitchell is an extremely skillful and knowledgeable math teacher. He feels that in order for his students to effectively learn he must strive for clarity when conveying concepts, he must encourage the student to accept his or her responsibility, and finally he feels that the level at which the students achieve determines how he will present the material. Outside of the class- room, he enjoys watching major sports, reading, and being involved with his family's activities. Stella Layson Susan Maclntyre Dane Mitchell Raymond Pfriem Robert Roll ' LANGUAGE all Gulewich Dorothy Busmeyer AnnLouise Cirelli Sandra Cohan James Connely Latin Latin French French Latin J'enseigne le francais a Walnut Hills depuis 1975. Avant WHHS j'ai travaille sur ma maitrise al'UI'1lVBl'SlfC d'Ohio a Columbus. Comme eleve j'aimais tous les cours - I'histoire, la chimie, les mathematiques, etc. Pour moi, une langue etrangere c'est la seule discipline ou l'on peut s'interesser a toutes sortes de sujets a la fois. Et puis il y a une poesie dans le son du francais qui m'a attiree de le commencement. A mon avis, on ne peut pas etre un bon professeur sans s'interesser a bien des sujets, car plus important que la disci- pline enseignee sont les valeurs et la facon de penser et de vivre que partage le professeur avec ses eleves. J'aime le theatre, les films, la musique, et l'art. Mais ma grande passion c'est la poesie. J'ecris des poemes et je fais partie d'un groupe de poetes qui s'appelle Cincinnati Poet's Workshop. Je voudrais prendre cette occasion pour dire at mes eleves que je les adore tous. Vous, mes amis, vous me donnez une joie inexplicable a vous voir murir. Cherchez la beaute partout, et comme dit Baude- laire, elle rendra l'univers moins hide ux et les instants moins lourds. N , if M as 'S' , .,.. F Judith Griffith Gisela Herdler Richard llendorf Lois lsler Theodora Kessis Latin German Latin Spanish Latin LANGUAGE T7 Herbert Lukens Janice Morgan Nancy Seltz Latin Spanish Latin Peter Stites Spanish 9 ' fix' ix 2 www 'xbg N G 145 L xv W at '-'T K6 qw, ' x 1 V ,En x , HE SOCIAL STUDIES Paul Amspaugh Kathy Brown Donald Hamberg Helen Howe 1' va 138 -L. new , W 4 f, A Sam Jenike Joseph Knab SOCIAL STUDIES Jeanne Mathews Judy Meiering lf a Walnut Hills student has not had Jipseph Knab upon graduation, he is miss- ing an essential part of the learning experience. This is heard many times by teach- ers and students alike. Mr. Knab's philosophy of teach- ing is an enlightening and fascinating one. He wishes to make one aware of the fact that the past is never dead, but is a living presence. To have the students realize that the present is a mosaic of the past, and that we are products of the past. He also feels that this quote by Cicero encompasses his feelings, He who does not know what transpired before he was born is destined to be ever a buffoon. Outside the classroom Mr. Knab enjoys collecting antiques, raising quail, making wine, gardening, and above all, cooking. 3 5 Frances Murdock Jorian Rodak Harriet Russell Angela Scott Karen Trennepohl Gwen Walker 139 Jean Conver Sharon Draper ENGLISH Picture Not V Avaslable 'RW Lillie Gravely Margaret Guentert Peter Gulewich I II: 3 P 1 'li Y A . . Y VV ' 151 Marlene Jason Judy Kuhn Peggy Lukens 9 9 A ' A 1 X. H0 J S g ig. Q Q Lillie Gravely is a tradition in the English department at Walnut Hills. She has been teaching 1OAA for 11 years and is well known for her ability to teach her students the difficult skill of expository writing. Her course is rigorous, but she Knows that her students will appreciate this later. Mrs. Gravely hopes that when a student has completed her course they will have a good basis of literary analysis and composition. She feels that the AP program is one of the strengths of WHHS because it teaches students to appreciate their language and write stronglyg not just for the AP exam, but for themselves as well. With dedication she also attends annually the convention for the National Organization of English Teachers. In her small amount of spare time she has begun to research her famiIy's history with her brother. 'MK X . Nfl 4 Q .. . Marguerite Palm Amanda Patrick Donna Perzigian Anne Pfriem 3 4 5 4. David Pierato Ronald Schneider Fred Shuttlesworth Thomas Snow 3 ....-- ',r. Yvonne Watkins Abbey Weisse SCIENCE l l Roger Burgess James Byerly X Ronald Cinnamon Robert Foreman Ernest France Dr. Roger Burgess, new leader of the Wal- nut Hills Physics classes, has eagerly brought to us a varied range of experinces. Dr. Burgess is a holder of a Masters from Ball State U. and Indiana U. He, his wife, and his daughter, have traveled extensively in Europe and South America to wit- ness the 1966 solar eclipse. He has many interests which have led him to participate in the creation of our Astronomy Club. That is not surprising since Astronomy is his true love. Many a night he spends time staring at the stars. His philosophy that Nature is simple and Nature is consistent is apparent in his classes. Dr. Burgess is a truly inspiring teacher and individual. SCIENCE Q , al' Norley Jackson Ruth Johnson James Jones Terry McCollum f 11535 are V ':l R George McDuffie James Scott VOCATICNS, HEALTH, AND PHYSICAL EDUCATICN Elizabeth Corman Robert Ellison Tom Hurley Wanda Murdock Business Drafting Dr. Ed. Home Ec Larry Alford Matt Cord ray Pat Borges Health Health Phys Ed .welasaslsgst M Dennis Duermit Louva Hemingway Arthur Paul Diane Rappaport Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. 144 SECURITY AND SECRETARIES Mr. Caldwell Mr. Jones Warren Rogers Jessica Tate Mr. Thompson Security Security Resource Officer Security Security , Helen Clayton Edna Curnayn Marilyn Heginbotham Irma Hookstra Secretary Secretary Secretary Secretary , Rita MacEachon Paula McMullen Elaine Murphy Connie Sharp Laura Wordon Secretary Secretary Secretary Secretary Secretary L . , bfig-i'S-iffgf17Aw 'H'f1f :::f:w 'f f 'Qf11f'v'v: www''4 f'f fW?iF?1': f'- www-vmmmwvsrfrf 54' QW. Etbxh, if ,W E., iii L 4 V , .I 4 a alnut Hills? To the amazement of all, what started out as a dubious rumor became true. Walnut Hills students were chosen to be in the spotlight of a motion picture made for t.v. called the Pride of Jessie Hallam. The whole school felt the presence of Hollywood as director chairs, movie cameras, lights, star trailers and security guards were noticed everywhere. For five days, the school tolerated hall detours, delays in classes and secu- rity guards ushering stray students anticipating a precious glimpse of a movie star. About a thousand students were recruited to participate in the track scene and the students responded with overwhelm- ing enthusiasm. A lucky few were even chosen as fill ins to work fplayl in scenes with Johnny Cash him- with Brenda Vicarro. It definitely self who starred contributed to an A 4. 3 Q Q Q l 'nw' 1 I 3 E U X I X ff gGC:OC1Q2Qijsi k8gELEvAT gf 1 -U OOOO oo, O0 , V41 J mm f f'aQ' -Y V X- J-1 W 1? IH? f w2?QJN ijii fix M f . .H N Ar, X1 K - I ,I x . Y H l K ' - L-'RQ V J X ,X Itvhwp . . 5 Y' ..f X uk: -- -1.5 S I ' ixlvj' 5 ' . 1 f ,1 .X . ww N ' 1 - - . 1 Y! NE 1 l JJ W , if . X 'MI' , r 1 j Au I w W : Ji 1 I , I t ff I g f 1 Q' t 'ik ' 1 7 si' .., F, , ' ' ...j x,-' ' - ' .Isa is ui I 1 -f 1 Lim 6 For the first time ever, Walnut Hills has opened its doors to blind students. Two seventh graders, Angie Taylor and Steve Mitchell, take individualized classes with a special instructor, Mrs. Meckas, and also attend mainstream classes. Coming from Washington Park school, Angie and Steve were the only two out of 87 students who passed the Walnut Hills test. This, we feel, is very impressive. Hope- fully, qWaInut can continue to provide learning opportunities for all qualified students regardless of physical handicap. gs it ln the spirit of Sursum ad Sumum, many Walnut Hills graduates have reached the apex of success. ln addition to some local personalities Walnut Hills alumni include many nationally known achievers. Locally, Willis Gradison 1Clockwisel11J has become a US Representative, Stan Arnoff has become a state Senator, Carl Rubin, 123 a federal judge, and Arn Bortz now serves on city council. Some nationally known figures include Tony Tra- bert 133, a Wimbledon Champion, Theda Bara, a famous silent movie actress, James Levine, conduc- tor of the N.Y. Met, and Jerry Rubin, 14l a former Yip- pie leader and now a Wall Street business executive. Barry Bishop, 15i a member of the first exhibition to climb and reach the top of Mt. Everest, is also a mem- ber of WH alumni. Others include, Doug Cramer, 161 producer of The Brady Bunch, The Odd Couple, The Love Boat, and many other successful shows. Miller Huggins, the first NY Yankee manager to win the World Series, was also a graduate of WH, as was Eliz- abeth Drew 17l a successful journalist, and Edward Youkilis18J, an internationally known artist. We are sure that we have overlooked so many other noted graduates and have overlooked those successful doctors, lawyers, bankers, scientists, and authors. Sursum ad Summum - higher and higher - hopefully, we will all achieve our greatest capability and find contentment in whatever we do. 5. Take your place kiddies, it's time to play musical administrators . . . This year we saw many changes in Walnut Hills' administration. Of course Mr. Shepherd remained our ever loving chief principal but the assistant principals changed faster than their secretaries could type their names. After our relatively new administrator fof one yearl Mr. Hunter replaced Mr. McCracken who was promoted to SCPA, Mr. Finke was moved to Mr. Hunter's old office. Mr. Kennevin, who was formerly at SCPA took over Mr. Finke's old job and all was well. But before you let this fully sink in, read on . . . Mr. 'Allender was promoted to a Board of Education job downtown, so Mr. Kennevin took Mr. Allender's job at Walnut - which is working with computers among other things - then Mr. Mathews entered the Walnut Hills scene to take over Mr. Kennevin's old job which was originally Mr. Finke's which was originally Mr. Heinlein's - but that was too long ago for most of you to remember. With all of these floating administrators why not bring back the floating B pattern? ibut that was too long ago for most of you to remember toolll. ., Wi Mr. McCracken, who was switched to Assistant principal at SCPA, claims he is now going through his second fatherhood. After Walnut Hills students to look after for 12 years, he now has to deal with fourth grade on . . . imagine that! Still, he is always available with his door open to all those who need him. He said, Walnut Hills made me an old man but he still misses the students and staff alike. As SCPA will soon see, Mr. McCracken is about as silly as an administrator can be. 154 Since becoming associate Director of Administrative Services for the Cincin- nati Public School system, Mr. Allendar is responsible for generally .the same programs he worked with and mastered at Walnut Hills. Organizing the schools' curriculum, allocations of teachers, grades for all secondary schools, and instruction are his main jobs, while his new major responsibility is involved with accrediting all of the schools. When going through his files and folders, bringing thirteen years of memories to an end, he felt it sickening leaving his second family . Mr. Allendar's advice to all of us is, Take advantage of all of the opportuni- ties available. Dig when opportunities knock, and don't do something just because it's prestigious or easy. 155 This form was sent to all parents ot Walnut Hills students in June, 1980: DRUG 8x ALCOHOL ABUSE: SUGGESTED PAFIENTAL GUIDELINES Realizing that drug and alcohol abuse by youth can be greatly diminished through community awareness and intensified parental supervision, we are urging parents of our community to follow these guidelines as closely as possible. We recognize that each child and each family situation may alter circumstances. Parents, therefore, should use discretion in adjusting these guidelines for their own children. 1. Recognize that children in our community, as throughout the nation, are using drugs. 2. Make a clear and firm stand against any drug or alcohol abuse by your child. 3. Typical signs, such as increased irritability, falling grades, skipping school, bad memory, lying, listlessness, secretiveness about money, friends, and activities may suggest substance abuse. 4. Parents are responsible for actively supervising their child's behavior and if circumstances warrant, searching for physical signs might be warranted. 5. Know what popularly used drugs look and smell like and what paraphernalia is used in connection with drugs. 6. Parents must be willing to directly and honestly confront their child it they suspect drug or alcohol abuse. 7. Recognize that you are a parent, and not your child's peer. Be willing to enforce your rules and discipline with love. Be concerned about what drug and alcohol usage can do to your child and love him or her enough to separate them from any harmvul association with drugs and alcohol. 8. Know where your child is at all times. Your child should know where you can be reached at all times. 9. Re-evaluate your use of drugs and alcohol so as not to present a bad example. 10. Parents, when you are not at home, it is a helpful idea to have a neighbor aware of your absence. 11. Even teenagers should have a figure of authority in the home when parents are away from home for a week-end trip or more extensive vacation. An unsupervised home leaves them susceptible to impulse behavior in response to suggestions from friends. 12. Parents should always have a specific time for the child to return home. Circumstances and the specific lpre-determinedl activity may determine the appropriate timing but suggestions are for no later than 11:00 p.m. on weekends for older ele- mentary school children: 11:30 p.m. or 12:00 for early high school: 12:00 or 12:30 for older high school. Parents should be awake or expect to be awakened when their children come home. 13. Children should not be Camping Out in back yards and the woods unless supervised by a parent. 14. Children of any age should not be spending the night with friends unless contact is made with the other parent to be cer- tain parents will be at home and that their stand on behavior and drug usage is compatible with your own. Your child should not spend the night away unless that parental contact has been made. 15. Be aware of media influence on your child and the open praise given drug usage in the lyrics of some popular rock music, TV programs and movies. Parents should be extremely selective in permitting their older children to attend rock concerts or other large public events. 16. Students wearing clothing, belt buckles, jewelry, or other apparel which promotes the drug culture may suggest more than faddish dress. 17. Your child is susceptible to doing what the crowd does. lf your child has questionable friends, curtail his activities with that group. All callers to the home should identify themselves, or they should not be permitted to talk to your child. 18. When allowing your child to host a party, insist on a non-alcohol, no-drug policy and strictly enforce it. Anyone already under the influence of alcohol coming to the party should not be admitted. Recruit other parents to chaperone if necessary and keep the party small enough to handle. If your child balks at these restrictions, then, no party. llf a crowd builds up outdoors, disperse the crowd, with police assistance if necessary.l Your neighbors shouldn't have to suffer from the noise and litter. End the party by midnight for older teens, earlier for younger ones. If your child wishes to attend a party, call the parents to see if all of the above restrictions are in effect. Attendance at open parties should be discouraged. 19. Whenever you suspect a trail party going on, call the proper law enforcement to break it up. The parties are in secluded areas to escape adult supervision. Know where your child is! 20. Be aware of drug contacts, which are made easier with children who are loitering around malls or other public places. 21. Plan more family-oriented activities to include your children and their friends. Parents should feel that they can effectively deal with drug or alcohol problems in their family. There is community support for eliminating this problem and many resources are available to help. Parents are encouraged to seek help if necessary from school counselors, clergy, police, or other parents. We can make a difference! The Rebuttal Suggested Parent Guidelines fcompiled by concerned students of Walnutl: Realize that children in our community, as through the nation, are improving their minds. Make a clear and firm stand against any studying andfor intellectual pursuits in which your child may partake. Typical signs, such as Summa Cum Laude pins, honor roll certificates, frequent trips to the library, and membership in elite school clubs, may suggest that you should observe your child carefully. Parents are responsible for actively restricting their child's study habits and searching for physical signs of intellectual awareness may be warranted. Know what books are advanced for your child's grade and what paraphenalia is used in connection with studying, ie., slide rules, calculators, and the complete works of Shakespeare. Parents must be willing to directly and honestly confront their child if they suspect involvement in the above mentioned activities. Recognize that you are a parent and it is your duty to stunt the growth of your childs mind. Know where your child is at all times, making sure that it is not at the local library. To set a good example watch TV shows such as I Love Lucy, Mayberry RFD, Greenacres and The Price Is Right while reading the National Enquirer. When you are not at home make sure that the liquor cabinet is easily accesible to your child to promote relaxation. Teenagers should be discouraged from assuming positions of responsibility in the household. Parents should encourage late night weekends and should not allow their child in the house earlier than 2 am on weeknights. Parents should condone backyard campouts to promote the study of various herbs, mushrooms, and weeds, to encourage the experience of 'wildlife'. To ensure proper behavior, parents should encourage their child to entertain guests at decadent overnight toga parties. Be wary of the National Foundation of the Arts. Parents should be selective in allowing their child to attend art exhibits, lectures, and poetry readings. Students who wear calculators on their belts, carry large stacks of books, and walk around in a daze quoting William Wordsworth may suggest more than the current trend. If your child is independent and responsible encourage peer pressure. If your child has no friends suggest that he hang around county parks after dark. When allowing your child to host a party - insist on a no-koolaid and no-pretzel policy. What in the S 8Jl S is a trail party? - Be aware of math tutors when your child asks to stay after school. 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M, Alice PHSSGI' Dan Penn Rick PGSCOVHZ Timothy Ping Madiline Pollak Jill Powell John Prentiss Jeff Pyles Sandra Quinones Marshall Reaney Jennifer Reines Harvey Richman Laurie Richmond Karen Ridley Karen Riley John Ritter Allison Roberts Beth Robison Callie Robinson Brenda Roder Pam Roehr Bfenda ROmiI'l9 Ann Rose Lori RObinSOf'l Jennie Rosenthal Christa Ross Robert Rothchild Laurie Rowe Boris Sargent Ricky Sohear Karl Schmitt Amy Schneider Benny Schreiber Stephen Schulz Jim Schwartz Robert Sellers Steve Seta iii' Jon Shaffer Virginia Shelton Sabrina Sher Earl Sistrunk Cheryl Smith Kamela Smith mv' I -0 fiihtx if I Refognize your ereativity and keep ouryed in focuf - Mark Ahhouthi 'Tis better to remain silent, and bE thought dumb, than to speak and remove all doubt - Susie Allen When I first came here sohoo was fun. 6 years later that same fun would get me suspended. Good Luck Class of '86, - Bernie AUSClenmOOre Whoever would he great among you, he muft he your .fervant,' and whoever would he jqrft among you, hi mo..-i he Jlave ofall - Amy Baker. Even though things may go wrong, even if it seems nothing will turn out right, don't ever give up, because its never too late. - Terri Baston. During my years here at Walnut I have come to the conclusion that there are some people, places, and things I will mise when I leave, and some I won'tl To you that I will miss goodbye doesn't mean forever. To you that I won't miss, it can mean a hell of a long time. - Kimberly Bedgood. Tlieret a rare ofmen that don 'tpt in, a rare that ran 't fit Jtillg Jo they hreak the heartf and kin, and they roam the world at will. - Kevin Bell The smaller the berry, the sweeter the juice - Bradley Berry. Meet the new boss, the same as the old boss - Lynn Betemps Fight for what you helieve. - Bronwyn Bevan.While at Walnut l have gained a few friends, and I have lost a few. Only now do I realize who my true friend really is, who I can depend on through thick and thin. Cheers to a good friend . . . myself. - Bonnie Blakely During my search for knowledge, during my search for fun, I have found . . . I am me. Do not try to chang meg I will resist. Just walk beside me and be my friend. - James Bloch Hyou will it, it if not a dream. - Alike Blumherg. Man was created a little lower than angels, and has been getting a little lower ever since. - Lisa Borden. In the days of old when knights were bold, a man was really a man. Now in this age when men are still men, no one does it the way Carol can. - Keith Bortz. Cherifh yetterday, dream tomorrow, live today. - Amy Boyd. The dictionary is the only place where success comes before work. - Arthur Brisbane. A word from Scooter: it took the Class of '81 to be awesome in sports. - Mark BrOnSOn. It it gloriouf and painful to he an exfeption. But it 'J pure hell to follow every rule. - Mona BronJon. All play and no work makes Tony a happy student. - Tony Brown Good Luck. You are going to need li. - Valencia Brown Sharing your true inner yeh' with otherf, in romplete truft, if a joyful rewarding experi- oiiro. e Tina Bryant. To all you virgins, thanks for nothing. - Ken Burton. Love isn't put in our hearts to stayg love isn't love till you give it away. - Jeanne Butts Life hat in api and downf. Ajrei fix yeary thank God for the api. gjon Chaiken. How can you say goodbye to something or someone without leaving a part of yourself behind? So I am not going to say goodbye, but thanks for the tears and the happiness - Vicki Caldwell. Life is such: such is life. Chalk it up to experience. - Mary Jo Campbell. Who Jayf good thingy rome in Jmallparkagefd - Stephanie Carry. When yOU think everything is going well, you obviously don't know whats going on. - Tia Cass To be or not to be kissing a pig in front of the entire Walnut Hills student body. - Cossie Chandler. I am not an animal I am a human liointo, lain a graduate fqlldlbf. - Sandy Chaney. The more you know, the more you know you don't know. - Michael Chartock. A smile is forever and so is a memory. So when I remember you, my friends, it will always bring a Smile to me. - Faye CheSS. I've met Jo many people and learned Jo many thingx, hut I never would have made it without myfriendfx the Women and the Lordf. - Rohyn Clajuf. Live, love, and enjoy. - Amy Clemens. La vie est une reve mOuille. - Josh Cohen. My Jincere thankf to Walnut Hillf, which introdured me lo the people Ilove moft. - Connie Corken. Walnut Hills has been bery, bery, bery good to me. - Ted Covington. Somewhere out there a millionaire lies, to get there I know how. After I leave ol' Walnut Hills, ain't no stopping me nOW. -- William Craig. When you can 't wait tillyou 're over all ofthis, think ofthe frienilr who will he far away aper graduation. - Barh Crumrine. To the Class of '81, l'II miss yOU because l can't touch you . . . but then again maybe I can, because the memories will always be touching me. - Cheryl Davis. To all you left behind: take care of Walnut and always remember the impor- tant things you've learned here. Things like sex 'n' drugs 'n' rock 'n' roll. Remember these things and you can go far, real far . . . like 5-10 up the river. - Mike Davis. Aperyeart offtruggling to reach rloir .ltage in life we now diffover that illf time to Jtart all over. - Norma Deaf. Don't dream it, be it. - Madeline Driesbach. I'd rather be dancing. - Missy Dietrich. I dunno. - Rohert Drye. You can dream but you can never go back the way you came. - Debbie Dechter. Not where we stand but in what direc- tion we are moving. - Michelle DUnCan. AJ we travel through lzye, rememher the patt, enjoy the prefent, and live r thefuture. -janiryn Dunhar. 4' P I S fi D f , 0 8 . s Q' s 'x. ' rv 186 ,aff 15' If W AVS, lVe've come sofar, yet we have sofar to go. - Mary Dunn. The only way on earth to multiply happiness is to divide it. - Susan Elkus. Goodbye Walnut, it has been an experience. - Linda Evans. Sometimes I feel like a nut, but now I don't. And for those of you who like to groove, take charge now 'cause I must move. - Johnny Felder. The rocky road before you now may lead to a rainbow. - Amy Feldman. You may be right, l may be crazy. - Diane Feldman. It is now time to end a past beginning and start a new kind of future filled with anticipation and excitement. - Lee Ann Ferntheii Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. - Sherri Fetters. Every general information model which interfaces the natural constant deltas abley into any open domain. - Cindy Fields. I have shown my intelligence at Walnut Hills and it was quite a task. The only real mark I have left on the school was by carving Fl.F. on my desk. - Richard Finer The riverflows as our lives move through its many stages into eternal darkness on the edge of town,' remember all men were born to run in Asbury Park and shuffle along E street. - Mare Fisher Quiet, goddammit, quiet. I hate noise. - Angie Fluellen We don't care how fine their school is, or the prestige they enjoyg all we need to make us drool is what is the ratio girl to b0y. - LOl'i F0reman. A person who tries but is without success is better off than a person who succeeds without trying. -i Robert Frye. A goal is something you must make a realityg a dream is something you carry in your heart forever. - Kathleen F riel. May all your dreams bloom like daisies in the sun, may you always have stars in your eyes, may you not stop running until your road is run, may you always have blue skies. - Melanie Fullman. The road to success is always under construction. - Margie Gati. Your future lieS befOI'e you like a sheet of fallen snowg be careful how you tread it, for every mark will show. - Erin Gehler The dome of thought? the palace of the soul. - Susan Gervees. Tout vient a l 'homme que attendsg everything comes to he that waits. - Natlie Graham Our similarities brought us together, our differences will lead us apart. - Geneene Grayson No problem is so big that that it cannot be solved by a little thought, a large piece of carrot cake, and a glaSS of milk. - Jill Greenburg Ihad dwelt as a stranger in a strange land, and on the day I awoke an educated man, I knew I was at home amongfriends I'd soon be leaving. - Ales?Guest. I'm Ci0Sef to believing you've given me inspira- tion. - Brian Hageman. Now is the time to begin and search day by day to find out the true meaning of life. - LiSa Hagenauer. Not like Dante discovering a commedia upon the slopes of heaven, I would paint a diffrent kind of Paradise in which the people would live naked. Holly Hamilton The total process by which the relatively unformed human organism becomes the person, able to respond to and function with other human beings is called socialization. - Bobbie Harden. I regret I have not yet begun to fight, but I'Il try again till I get it right. - Howard Haskins Its better not to think that when the wind blows in the white curtains it 's the real thing. - Leslie Hawes. Throughout the years school has been okay, but this year has been the worst. - Greg Hawkins If God meant for people to go nude they would have been born that way - Stan Hazen What lies beyond you and what lies before you are trying matters compared to what lies within you - Laura Healey. We have spent six years here dreaming of the future. The time has come to go and make those dreams come true. - Jane Heiman. Lighten up while you still can, don't even try to understand, just find a place to make your stand, and take it eaSy - Sandra Heimberg. Six years are fnally over. I'll miss you, Walnut. - Kevin Henderson Wake me up when it's over. - Gary Hill. A Star shines on the hour of our meeting. - Darrel Hitson. U you have pat castles in the air, your work need not be lost,' that is where they should be, Now put the foundations under them. - Melissa Hoel Don't try to tame meg I was born chained and I just broke free. - See you later, aligator. - Elizabeth Hodge. And this our life, exempt from public haunt, find tongues in trees, books in the running brooks, sermons in stones, and good in everything. - Jody Holwadel. Now its clear to meg seniors have to party. Everything else is optional. -jim Hutchinson. Thanks for the memories and the making of the things to come. - Samuel Ison. We will stumble upon many obstacles down the road of life. Moreover we will succumb to them or defeat and avoid them alt0gethef. - William Jackson. Walnut Hills has educated me and nourished me with all things that are necessary for success in the world outside of these hallowed halls. Thanks, you did a good darn job, because I am ready to take on anything. - Ingrid jarmon. Many people say your high school years are the best in your life. After six years in Walnut Hills I hope they're wrong. - Michael Jeffrey You can call me Mark, or you can call me Sam, but please call me David. - David Jenike In helping others we shall help ourselves, for whatever good we give ours com- pletes the circle and comes back to us. - Antionettejenkins. W In lc Lift if like a hall pau: you play with it, throw it around, and wonder what the hell it is. - Adriennejohnton. EVel'y- thing is coming up roses. - Cheryl Johnson. lf education is the key to success, then most people would rather pick the lOCk. - Renwick JOneS. It it the chiefert point of happinesr that a man if willing to he what he if. - Taini Kainin. Take the local exchange to the express, don't get off till you meet suc- cess. - Suzanne Kaplan. Golden rule: never throw vanilla milkshakes out of the car windows . . . unless you've get a fast Car. - Harry KapOuraliS. Reach high, for Jtart lay hidden in your foul. Dream deep for every dream prefeder the goal. - Linda Kerdoff Life seems to be of the gl'eaiZeSt in lp0l'iZanCe, especially when it related to the end of life. - Tracey King. You see things as they areg and you ask why l But I dream things that never were, and I ask why not? - Debbie Kittle. Everybody knowr :bil if novibere. - Ellen Knight. Today is the tomorrow that you dreamed about yesterday. - Leslie Koh- Ier. You are not given a wish without the ability to make it come true. - Jenny Kramer. Do not delay, :be golden inoinentl fly. - Ann Marie Krejt. The Lizard King lives. - Jane Kunezel. A grade worth having is a grade worth cheating for. - Jackie Larkin. To all my frienilr, tbanleo. I couldn't have made it without you. - Sheila Larkin. We have grown so much together that it hurts me to think we might ever grow apart. - Karen Laurens. The only thing that really counts is loving and knowing that you are loved. - Jon Lee To dream of the perion you would like to he it jutt to watte the person that you are. - Yvette Lett. Everytime you make ends meet, someone moves the ends. - Barry Levy. Never a lip is curved in pain that Can'1 be kissed int0 Sn'liieS again. - Laurel Levy. No one can he exactbf like me. Sometime: even I have trouhle doing it. -jeanine Lewif. The mind is an iCebel'g - if floats with only one seventh of its bulk above surface. - Joey Liner. There are faces I remember from the places in the past. Some- times I laugh I cry and I can't remember why, but I love those good times gone by. - Julie Lowen- stein Today if yeJterday'J tomorrow. - Craig Lake. School is the vehicle for learning, but you may want to walk. - David Mack. The journey down the endless path has ended. - Kay Mahne. HGod befor ui, who ran he againxt uf? - Carey Martin. it always seems that the best times, the til'neS we love, the times we share and appreciate, are the times that pass the quickest! - Keith Martin. I would love to change the world, but I don't know what to do so I'II leave it up to you. - Doug May. To live in hearty we lep bebinil if not to die. - joann May. The years have flown by. Here we go. I'm gone - adios. - Robin Mayfield. Don't say good-bye , just say until we meet again . - Ed McAllister. Now I know you helieve you underftand what you think Iiaid, hut l am n0'lI SUl'e yOU fealile that what yOU heard is not what I meant. - Rodney McAnich. It was all worth it. - Dan McKinney. Now that another chapter if our livef nearf itf end, we hate the plate we have come to know at a friend. - at ll:kfZ01lJJ Jwifly hy like a Jtream, we will Joon he ley9 with only memorief of Walnut Hill! High. -jeffrey MtAnn. NeVel' play leapfl'0g with a unicorn. - Shannon McDaniel We're just lost souls swimming in a fishbowl, year after year. - Patricia Merz. He only took ripe. - jim Monahan. Nothing in the world can take the place of persist- ence. Talent will not, genius will notg education alone will notg persistence and determination alone are omnipotent. - Jill Mooreman. Bruce and the Sir Johns DOME-inate. - Doug Moore. Well, I 've finally fnirhed the pretty talk. Now it: on to bigger and better thingxg college and knowledge of what it! like to he hroke. e Vaneifa Moore. Only you can make today's dreams, tomorrow's realities. - Lisa Murphy. Darth Vader lives forever. - Lisa Myers. They made their choiret and they 'll never know what it means to rteal to, to rheat, to lie,' what ity like to live and die, to prove it all night. - Thomaf Newhold. Good friendships are like sunshine. - Barb Nocheck. Don't establish your life on dreams, but construct your dreams on life. - Benita Parker And we have juft begun watching the river run, liftening and learning and yearning to run, river, rvn. - Alive Paner. Hey, Mom and Dad, it looks like l'm going to make it. - Dan Penn. Reality is feeling what you see. Fantasy is seeing what you feelg the difference is what side of the mirror you look through - John Prentiss. What if a ...P Ob! I vnileroanal - Sandra Quinonet. Always put real thought into what you do and life will be greatly enhanced - Marshall Reaney In every life there is a journey to freedom - Jennifer Fleines. I hate .fenior quotex - Faithful Rein typifr. 'JT Contentment is not fuwllment of what you want, but the realization of how much you already have. - Laurie Richmond. YOU are now the artist, pick up your brush and paint. The path of your life will follow. For only you have the ability to create. - Karen Ridley. You can't have the rainbows without the rain. - Allison Roberts. In the race to be better or best, miss not thejoys ofbeing. - Beth Robison. Emerge thy Iustful spirit and blossom thine heart, but live all joys. - Lori Stargel. A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature. - Pam Roehr. Who: ei sacrzfce! - Arm Rose. Don't it always seem to go that you don't know what you've got till its gone - Jennie Rosenthal A death is the loss of a friend whether you knew him or notg make the most of each l'nOn'lent. - Laurie Rowe. The onb sane people are the ones you don 't know very well. - Amy Schneider. Here's to Walnut. - Jim Schwartz. Don't let the past remind us of what we are not now - Julie Sexton. Iwant to be . . . ri riorehy. -jon Shamr. What? - Renee Shaver. We've complained through it all, but in the end we see that Walnut has really been good to US - Ricky Shear. Universalhf, we are nothing, but localb we can attain godhood. - Earl Siszrorik. Too many people seem to mistake kindness, gentleness, and silence for weakness - Cheryl Smith Smile and the world will think you're up to something. - Kami Smith. It is afar,far better thing Ido than I have ever done before. - Michele Snipes. Oh, may anyone who makes US laugh, Wh0 interests, who astonishes us, who entertains us for any reason at all - be blessed a thousand times. - Criag Staf- ford. Though these six years were rough, l haven't had enough. As effies we mourned, as seniors we are b0rn. - Lori Stargel Bruce and Seven Hills girls prove it all night. -joe Stern. Walnut Hills is no Europa, but it'S a good place to start. - Robert C. Subbayya. Okay, guys, look livelyg it's back to the drawing board. Good luck, and dOn't forget the Strohs. -- Jackie Taggart. Too much, too soon, toofast. - Margaret Theiss. Happy is the person who can smile. He will never cease to be amused. - Shirley Thomas. If its and buts were candy and l'lutS, it would be Christmas eVery day. - Chris Thorman. You onbf live untilyou die, so live it up and screw the rules. - Mary Toepker. Say goodbye, it's Independence Day. - Mary Tojo. Ir may be the devil, or iz may be the Lord, hier you 're gonna have to serve somebody. - Ric Towoer. Life belongs to the enthusiast who keeps cool. - Jeanne Trombly. Someday l'm going to look back at my days at Walnut and realize that they were the best years of my life . . . God, that's depreSSinQ. - Andre Valentine. Going to this school is like preparing for ajob as a Radio Shack computer - plug ies in, and we work. - Mark Von Karnpen. A faithful friend is a strong defenseg and such hath found an one hath found a treasure. - Mary Waddle. College has shown us how it feels to be brOKe. - JOn Wade. Goodbye, Walnut Hills, I 'll still love and remember you tomorrow. - Marlene Wagner We'Ve served our sentence here at Walnut, now it's time to serve it elsewhere. - Cynthia Walker. l've waited so long fOr this moment, and nOW it's over. - Brad WallaCe. I was onb here for a short time, but I realbf got to know the people. They became a part of me and I discovered what it was all about. - Todd Wandstrat. Give me an E l - Albert Wang. Never has so little been done in so much time . . Todd Wasserman. Human beings are oh sofrail ood the ways of our world, rather ragged. We shall preserve our inner beauty. Keep ourselves shining bright. The shadows of yesterday s thoughts we will brighten by tomorrow 's thoughts, for we are the class of '81, and once we are gone, all this would die. - Carmen Warren. Julie Sexton Michelle Snipes Lynn Sommer Bill Spears Bruce Squillante Craig Stafford Margaret Stalnaker Lori Stargel Mike Statman Joe Stern Rick Stern Chris Subbayya Cathi Sullivan Dave Sweeney Jackie Taggart David Taylor Margaret Theiss Shirley Thomas Chris Thorman Mary Toepker Mary Tojo William Tomblin ABOVE RIGHT: Beverly Torres RIGHT: Richard Towner ABOVE RIGHT: Jeanne Trombly RIGHT: Andre Valentine -1 'L John Vidas Mack Von Kampen Mary Waddle John Wade Marlene Wagner Brenda Waldron Cynthia Walker Bradley Wallace Dominica Wallace Todd Wandstrat Albert Wang Richard Warm Carmen Warren Todd Wasserman Sindy Wayne Sue Wehling Dina Weisberg Carla Welborn Alice Westbrook Jessica White Kellie Wilfong Annette Williams Cassandra Wilson Ilan Wittstein Don Wong Ming Wong Jenny Wooley Ronny Wright Patty Youkilis Penny Youkilis Kimberly Young Juan Zavala Marilyn Zelcer Deanna Zerkel Brad Zinn g 'k Q iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiih. Q F? gps Ss: R fix .:-: l f 'Q'i i-11i: y-1' A 1 1, 5 '-'L 1. 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Galbraith 45236 Barron, Harold 7265 Laureloak Le. 45237 Baston, Teresa 326 Lux Ave. 45216 Bedgood, Kimberly 3565 Harvey Ave. 45229 Begley, Deborah 2232 Rosedale Ave. 45237 Bepler, Scott 2847 Urwiler Ave. 45211 Berry, Bradford 5123 Stewart Rd. 45227 Betemps, Lynn 1376 Herschel Ave. 45208 Bevan, Bronwyn 975 Avondale Ave. 45229 Blakely, Bonnie 1222 Lincoln Ave. 45206 Bloch, James 6867 Hurd Ave. 45227 Bloomfield, John 545 Tusculum Ave. 45226 Blumberg, Michael 6700 Elbrook Ave. 45237 Borden, Lisa 7460 Elbrook Ave. 45237 Bortz, Jeffrey 1550 Shenandoah Ave. 45237 Bortz, Keith 1613 Pelham Pl. H1 45237 Boyd, Amy 3330 Orion Ave. 45213 Brokamp, Steven 1510 Moon Valley 45230 Bronson, Mark 7623 Greenland Pl. 45237 Bronson, Mona 3816 Aikenside Ave. 45213 Brown, Anthony 3639 Davenant 45213 Brown, Cedric 342 Erkenbrecher 45229 Brown, Valencia 1011 Cutter St. 45203 Bryant, Cristina 7 Observatory Hill 45208 Bullock, Jeffrey 2621 Handasyde 45208 Bunch, David 3003 Ideal Terrace 45238 Burton, Kenneth 6833 Stewart Rd. 45236 Burton, Warren 3922 S. Fordham Pl. 45213 Butts, Jeanne 3303 Ormond Ave. 45220 Caldwell, Vicki 6427 Mayflower Ave. 45237 Campbell, Mary 3556 Monteith Ave. 45208 Carter, Amy 3551 Holly Le. 45208 Cass, Tia 4711 Winona Ter. 45227 Centers, Linda 5655 Ridge Ave. 45213 Chaiken, Jonathan 6768 Hudson Pkwy. 45213 Chandler, Cossie 3080 Colerain 45225 Chaney, Saunder 128 Nansen St. 45216 Chartock, Michael 3250 Longmeadow Le. 45236 Chess, Faye 3280 N. Whitetree 45236 Chin, Lilian 1780 Yorktown Rd. 45237 Claius, Robyn 6524 Ridge Circle 45213 Clemons, Amy 4154 Paddock Rd. 45229 Cohen, Allen 2179 Bluegrass Le. 45237 Cohen Joshua 6752 E. Farm Acres 45237 Connley, Brad 2885 Fischer Pl. 45211 Corken, Connie 3423 Stettinius 45208 Covington, Tedd 4001 Herron Ave. 45223 Craig, John 5813 Twin Oak Dr. 45224 Craig, William 15 Erkenbrecher 45220 Crumrine, Barbra 2760 Redfield 45230 Curry, Stephanie 1313 North Bend 45224 Dahlgren, John 2216 Bedford Ter. 45208 Daniels, Richard 1055 Valley Le. 45229 Davis, Cheri 3623 Zinsle Ave. 45213 Davis, Michael 5368 Laured Pl. 45238 Deas, Norma 1095 Sunnyslope 45229 Dechter, Deborah 2668 Vera Ave. 45237 Dietrich, Melissa 3980 Lovell Ave. 45211 Drexelius, Robert 1670 Rose Pl. 45237 Driesbach, Madeline 2541 Erie Ave. 45208 Drye, Robert 3653 Alter Pl. 45229 Dunbar, Janicyn 1154 Mosswood Ct. 45224 Duncan, Michelle 650 Froome Ave. 45232 Dunn, Mary 6520 Loiswood Dr. 45224 Elkus, Susan 4100 Rose Hill Ave. 45229 Erndt, Nicholas 5896 Argus Rd. 45224 Essig, Ronald 3185 Longmeadow Le. 45236 Evans, Eric 1786 Agnes St. 45223 Evans, Linda 6702 Bantry 45213 Fantroy, Kathy 1947 Berkley 45237 Felder, John 705 S. Cresent 45229 Feldman, Amy 6665 W. Beechlands 45237 Feldman, Diane 6625 W. Farm Acres 45237 Ferntheil, Lee 462 Wood Ave. 45220 Fetters, Sherri 3151 Troy 45213 Fidler, Ann 3870 Middleton Ave. 45220 Fields, Cynthia 3340 Bishop St. 45220 Finer, Richard 7310 Parkdale Ave. 45237 Finley, Robert 2883 Losantiville 45213 Fiorini, Kimberly 3541 Grandin Rd. 45226 Fisher, Marc 7480 Elbrook 45237 Fluellen, Angela 3433 Larona 45229 Folkers, Paul 2536 Elmdale Dr. 45230 Forman, Lori 7915 Rollingknolls 45237 Foster, Laura 1175 Herschel Ave. 45208 Frank, Andrew 17 Belsaw Pl. 45220 Frey, Robert 2233 Wheeler 45219 Friel, Kathleen 3921 Middleton Ct. 45220 Fullman, Melanie 1410 Corvallis Ave. 45237 Gassett, Joan 4716 Peabody 45227 Gati, Margi 7755 Newbedford Ave. 45237 Gehler, Erin 3932 Davenant Ave. 45213 Gervers, Susan 1138 Salisbury Dr. 45226 Goetz, Karen 2484 North Bend Rd. 45239 Gordon, Chris 6737 Highland Ave. 45236 Gosiger, Paul 3257 Observatory Rd. 45208 Graham, Natlie 6024 Tahiti Dr. 45224 Grant, Patricia 3182 Victoria Ave. 45208 Gray, Charles 6641 Orleans Ct. 45224 Grayson, Genenee 3573 Glenwood Pl. 45229 Greenberg, David 7840 Greenland Pl. 45237 Greenberg, Jill 4210 Williamsberg 45215 Greifenkamp, Marc 3232 Beredith Pl. 45213 Guest, Alexander 5706 Kingsway 45215 -lagemann, Brian 6267 Crestview Pl. 45230 -lagenauer, Lisa 3920 Winding Way 45229 -laller, Richard 3619 Vineyard Pl. 45226 flalter, Greg 1549 Larry 45224 lamilton, Holly 920 Ellison Ave. 45226 lampton, Mina 1284 Bursal St. 45230 tarden, Roberta 2973 Springer Ave. 45208 larris, Randy 848 Glenwood 1315 45229 taskins, Howard 3449 Stathem Ave. 45211 lauer, Roseanne 403 Lafayette Ave. 45220 lawes, Leslie 2411 Moerlein Ave. H2 45219 lawkins, Gregory 1030 Avondale Ave. 45229 lazen, Stanley 3200 Fairhaven Le. 45237 lealey, Laura 2664 Wayward Winds 45230 leidenreich, Robert 2492 Wenatchee Le. 45230 eiman, Jane 602A Belvedere Apts. 45229 eimberg, Sandra 7670 Elbrook Ave. 45237 enderson, Kevin 234 Forest 45229 erzog, Kevin 4353 St. Martin 45211 ill, Gary 4813 Whetsel Ave. 45227 Iitson, Daryl 4818 Reading Rd. 45237 lodge, Elizabeth 1919 Langdon Farm 45237 Ioel, Melissa 6708 Orleans Ct. 45224 lofmann, Karen 517 McAlpin Ave. 45220 lofstetter, Deborah 6529 Craigland Ct. 45230 lolwadel, Jody 3511 Principio 45226 Iurst, Jerome 6439 Crestview Ave. 45213 Iutchinson, James 3713 Davenant Ave. 45213 son, Samuel 631 Orient Ave. 45232 ackson, William 1956 Millvale Ct. 45225 acobs, Edward 333 Lafayette Ave. 45220 armon, Ingrid P.O. Box 14352 cfo A. McGhee 45215 ffery, Michael 2504 Losantiville 45237 nike, David 3550 Michigan Ave. 45208 nkins, Antoinette 536 Findlay F998 45214 hnson, Adrienne 6744 Stoll Le. 45236 hnson, Cheryl 167 E. Mitchell Ave. 45217 hnson, Jeffrey 1501 Lincoln Ave. 45206 , hnson, Lisa 3438 Vista Ave. 45208 ghnson, Robert 225 Wedgewood 45217 nes, Renwick 1980 Baltimore 45225 amin, Tami 1825 Bluefield 45237 aplan, Suzanne 2420 Twigwood Le. 45237 apouralis, Harry 2934 Orchard 45236 arpoff, Fred 4211 Allendorfllf17 45209 elley, Ralph 6625 Hudson Pkwy. 45236 erdolff, Linda 3749 S. Berkley 45236 illen, Kristina 4861 LeBlond Ave. 45226 ,ing, Tracy 1121 Franklin Ave. 45237 little, Deborah 6610 Kirkland Dr. 45224 inight, Ellen 3973 Red Bud 45229 ohler, Dorothy 1703 Marquette Ave. 45230 ramer, Jennifer 6104 Woodmont. Ave. 45213 raus, Matthew 1227 Stratford Pl. 45229 reft, Ann Marie 1047 Archland Dr. 45224 uenzel, Jane 3423 Cornell Pl. 45220 achman, Hans 87 Juergens Ave. 45220 ainhart, Sheri 6012 Hammel Ave. 45237 arkin, Jacqueline 6617 Stewart Rd. 45236 arkin, Sheila 1019 Lenox Pl. 45229 Laurens, Karen 1135 Edwards Rd. 45208 Lavi, Lorna 5028 Paddock Rd. 45237 Leatherwood, Gina 2939 Lawndale 45212 Lee Jonathan 624 Rockdale Ave. 45229 Lett, Yvette 1950 Millvale Ct. 45225 Levitsky, Melania 347 Warren Ave. 45220 Levy, Barry 3270 S. Whitetree 45236 Levy, Laurel P.O. Box 6104 45206 Lewis, Jeaninne 3236 Fairfield Ave. 45207 Lindsey, Randell 3300 Linwood Rd. 45226 Liner, Joseph 1430 Beaverton Ave. 45237 Loewenstein, Julie 7400 Elbrook Ave. 45237 Luke, Craig 848 Rockdale Ave. 45229 Luken, Matthew 1611 Larmon Ct. 45224 Lusenhop, David 2683 Diehl Rd. 45211 Lustik, Maria 6362 Grand Vista 45213 Mack, David 6825 Sampson Le. 45236 Mahne, Katherine 3810 S. Berkley Cir. 45236 Maltz, Mark 2601 Willowbrook 45237 Martin, Carey 3050 Daytona Ave. 45211 Martin, Keith 3495 Brookline Ave. 45220 Mautner, Anna 3428 Stettinius Ave. 45208 May, Douglas 6519 Crest Ridge 45213 May, Jo Ann 6235 Elbrook Ave. 45237 Mayfield, Robin 1964 Fairfax Ave. 45207 McAdow, Glenn 6270 Elbrook Ave. 45237 McAllister, Edward 3417 Glenway Ave. 45205 McAninch, Rodney 234 Parkway Ave. 45216 McCann, Jeffery 3343 Hader 45211 McDaniel, Shannon 2101 Grandin Rd. 45208 McKeehan, Lelia 1609 Pelham Pl. H4 45237 McKinney, Daniel 2500 Bedford Ave. 45208 Merz, Patricia 6109 Cary Ave. 45224 Molden, Gregory 1625 Dauner 45207 Monahan, James 6410 Mayflower 45237 Moore, Douglas 2 Hill and Hollow Le. 45208 Moore, Vanessa 2604 Hackberry 45206 Moormann, Susan 3753 Grovedale PI. 45208 Mosher, Frederic 721 Lindell Ave. 45226 Mullenix, Michael 3167 Auten Ave. 45213 Mullins, Scott 384 Howell Ave. 45220 Murphy, Lisa 7564 Edgemont Rd. 45237 Murray, Kathleen 3513 Telford 45220 Myers, Lisa 1745 Marquette 45230 Napoli, Marcella 3851 Reading Rd. ilf602B 45229 Nathan, Amy 4000 Beechwood Ave. 45229 Nepustil, Ivan 8012 Stillwell Rd. 45237 Newbold, Newbs 3440 Arnold 45226 Nickum, Sherry 6619 Coffey St. 45230 Nocheck, Barbara 2321 Sylved Le. 45238 0'Donnell, Michele 2145 Oesper Ave. 45207 Olson, Timothy 6701 Madison Rd. 45227 Onan, Susan 1223 W. Galbraith 45231 Ostrow, Steven 8064 Debonair Ct. 45237 Parker, Benita 1633 Pulte 45225 Parker, Ralph 2773 Keystone Dr. 45230 Passer, Alice 15 Rawson Wood Cir. 45220 Penn, Daniel 6466 Elbrook Ave. 45237 Pescovitz, Eric 4098 Rose Hill Ave. 45229 Ping, Timothy 3915 Section 45236 202 Pollak, Madeileine 400 Rawson Wood Cir. 45220 Powell, Jill 3503 St. Martins 45211 Prentiss, John 2829 Park Ave. 45206 Pyles, Jeffrey 3041 Portsmouth 45208 Quinones, Sandra 3515 Mooney Ave. 45208 Reaney, Marshall 1147 Beverly Hill 45226 Reines, Jennifer 3435 Manor Hill Dr. 45220 Reynolds, Sharol 2876 Madison Rd. 45209 Richman, Harvey 2736 Losantiville 45213 Richmond, Laura 2576 Perkins Le. 45208 Ridley, Karen 3558 Haven St. 45220 Riley, Karen 1629 Don Rich Ct. 45237 Ritter, John 432 Evanswood Pl. 45220 Roberts, Allison 1112 Belvedere St. 45202 Robinson, Lori 5707 Arnsby Pl. 45227 Robison, Bethany 2136 Ronaldson Ave. 45230 Roder, Brenda 223 Woolper 45220 Roehr, Pamela 3239 Epworth Ave. 45211 Romine, Brenda 549 Carplin Pl. 45229 Rose, Ann 19 Garden Pl. 45208 Rosenthal, Jennie 8435 Susann Le. 45215 Ross, Christa 233 Parkway 45216 Rothchild, Robert 7805 Elbrook Ave. 45237 Rowe, Laurie 2561 Observatory Ave. 45208 Schear, Rick 7300 Willowbrook 45237 Schmitt, Karl 6240 Beechview 45213 Schneider, Amy 980 Avondale Ave. 45229 Schreiber, Ben 1547 Shenandoah 45237 Schulz, Stephen 2220 Highland Ave. 45219 Schwartz, James 3925 Middleton Ct. 45220 Sellers, Robert 1024 Valley Le. 45229 Seta, Steven 5625 Woodsway Dr. 45236 Sexton, Julie 3193 Boudinot Ave. 45211 Shaffer, Jon 5749 Pandora Ave. 45213 Shaver, Renee 3301 Observatory Rd. 45208 Shelton, Virginia 1055 Elda Le. 45224 Sistrunk, Earl 3933 Devonshire, Dr. 45226 Smith, Cheryl 1604 Rose Pl. 45237 Smith, Kamela 3008 Losantiville 45213 Snipes, Michelle 6206 Elmview PI. 45216 Sommer, Lynn 3197 N. Farmcrest 45213 Spears, William 1342 Wittekind Ter. 45224 Squillante, Bruce 2880 Alpine Ter. 45208 Stafford, Craig 3639 Wilshire Ave. 45208 Stalnaker, Margaret 341 Bryant Ave. 45220 Stargel, Lori 529 Camden 45229 Statman, Michael 1419 Robinwood Ave. 45237 Stern, Joseph 6536 Cliffridge Ave. 45213 Stern, Richard 6720 W. Farm Acres 45237 Subbayya, Robert 417 Wood Ave. 45220 Sullivan, Cathi 3663 Grovedale Pl. 45208 Sweeney, David 120 Hosea 45220 Taggart, Jacqueline 1671 Anita Pl. 45237 Taylor, David 3018 Mapleleaf 45213 Theiss, Margaret 3610 Ravenwood 45213 Thomas, Shirley 3941 Elm 45236 Thorman, Christopher 1638 Rockford Pl. 45223 Tidmore, Roxanne 3255 Glendora Ave. 45219 Toepker, Mary 3852 Dakota Ave. 45229 Tojo, Mary 2206 Rollingridge 45238 Tomblin, William 1118 Halpin Ave. 45208 Torres, Beverly 5886 Rhode Island 45237 Towner, Richard 5940 Winton Ridge 45232 Trombly, Regina 3030 Marshall Ave. 45220 Valentine, Andre 6533 Brackenridge 45213 Vidas, John 2636 Ocosta Ave. 45211 Waddle, Mary 8341 Wiswell 45216 Wade, Jon 3359 Van Zandt Dr. 45211 Wagner, Marlene 3720 Hutton 45226 Waldron, Brenda 1717 Northampton Dr. 45237 Walker, Cynthia 730 N. Crescent Ave. 45229 Wallace, Bradley 3617 Norwich Ave. 45220 Wallace, Dominica 3983 Warwick 45229 Wandstrat, Todd 3508 Tarpis Ave. 45208 Wang, Albert 12 Far Hills Dr. 45208 Warm, Richard 5 Avon Fields PI. 45229 Warren, Carmen 4330 Erie Ave. H7 45227 Wasserman, Todd 3164 Esther Dr. 45213 Wayne, Sindy 3350 Longmeadow 45236 Wehling, Susan 2544 Observatory 45208 Welborn, Carla 3819 Queen Crest Ave. 45236 Westbrook, Alicia 3940 Kirkup 45213 White, Jessica 2560 Moorman 45206 Whittaker, Wade 3551 Zumstein Ave. 45208 Wilfong, Kellie 1103 Towanda Ter. 45216 Williams, Annette 6688 Kennedy Ave. 45213 Wilson, Cassandra 1631 Dauner 45205 ' Wittstein, Ilan 20 Burton Woods Le. 45229 Wong, Don 1522 Joseph 45237 Wong, Ming 4000 Gilmore 45209 Wooley, Joy 6340 Heitzler 45224 Wright, Ronald 6845 Park Ave. 45236 Youkilis, Patty 7102 Knoll Rd. 45237 Youkilis, Penny 7102 Knoll Rd. 45237 Young, Kimberly 1718 Fairfax 45207 Zavala, Juan 3816 Dakota Ave. 45229 Zelcer, Marilyn 1919 Catalina 45237 Zerkel, Deanna 1021 Marion Ave. 45229 Zinn, Bradley 938 Avondale Ave. 45229 W S. IQ! 'Q 'F 204 us.. .. ,,.. A1.,.4Q.5,,, W in fx -vf 'h-v Li wg? .Y . inc, I 1 K v 5 -1 v zAfffwM,,,5 ,Lili I I , I I I ai- Dirk Schroer tPres.l, Sally Brown lVice Pres l Cmdy Meyn tSec l Rose Tujo lTreas.l. Fiow 1: Jenine Abboushi, Amy Abrams, Dan Aberlin, Sissy Aberlin, Jim Abbott, Erin Ackdoe, Ginger Asams, Wes Adams Row 2: Barb Adkins, Thomas Allen, Teresa Applegate, Jenny Bain, Jenee Baker, Steve Baker, Julie Ballinger, Simon Balson Row 3: Leslie Barnes, Sharyl Barnes, Tony Barnes, Tanya Bassett, Patrice Baughman, Pam Baumgardner, Chip Bender, Greg Bennett Flow 4: Bob Berger, Renee Berger, Gail Billow, Jill Binford, Jill Bishop, J. Blair, Mark Blumberg, Denise Bogard Row 5: Sandy Bolek, Brad Bortz, Steve Bove, Brett Bradford, Melissa Braun, Lisa Brinkdopke, Ken Brinn, Brett Britton Row 6: Sheri Brooks, Clark Brown, David Brown, Jovana Brown, Melissa Brown, Sally Brown, Whitney Brown, Diane Brunsman Row 7: Peter Bubel, James Burke, Jon Cadle, Donald Caldwell, Jim Campbell, Scott Campbell, Marsha Canyon, Mark Cappel X I Row 1: Michael Carr, P. Carter, Rich- ard Chapman, Eve Chin, Eric Chris- tenson, Georgia Clark, Sarah Cog- dell, Alan Cohen Row 2: Sally Cohen, Teresa Cohen, Beth Cook, Ricky Crawford, Suzanne Cutter, Sarah Daniels, Jeff David, Gwen Davis Row 3: Paula Davis, Sidney Davis, Sandy Davis, David Deal, Cindy DeBorde, Barb Dechter, Gary Devoe, C. Dillard Row 4: Michelle Dobranski, Rhonda Donaldson, Deitra Douglas, Pam Drummond, Lisa Dunigan, Lisa Dyer, Jamie Early, Brian Edmondson Row 5: Jenny Edmunds, Taylor Edwards, Donna Ellis, Mike Eshle- man, Mark Fain, Tammy Fine, How- ard Fink, Louis Flaspohler Row 6: Bobbie Forbes, William Fwel- len, Dan Frankel, Albert Frydland, Lisa Galvin, Salvador Garza, Steve Gayner, Steve Geohegan Row 7: Cecilia Germann, Janet Ger- bers, Mark Gettys, Butch Gibson, Dan Gillett, Terri Glenn, David Glueck, Jolie Gohs Row 8: Neal Goldfarb, Laurie Gold- man, Toni Goodwin, SuZanne Gore, Brian Gover, Richard Graeter, Cry- stall Green, Franklin Greenfield VS Few- A w ' . Juniors 209 O Row 1: Melvin Greiser, Julie Grinker, Jackie Grupp Row 2: David Gunn, Allison Guttman, Beth Haffer Row 3: Melanie Hahn, Robert Ham- rick, Charlie Hansel Row 4: Franny Harris, Andrew Hatha- way, Joe Hazen Row 5: Susan Healey, Bev Heath, Irene Heimberg Row 6: Debbie Heinlein, Carrie Hen- derson, Mike Henderson, Jill Henry, Sharon Henschen, Lisa Herms, Lynne Herring, Mark Hewitt Row 7: Carl Hickman, Byron Hill, Ron Hill, Steve Hirsh, Martha Hoffman, Cindy Hofstetter, Jeannie Holt, Ed Holub Fiow 8: Bradley Horn, Ursula Hous- ton, Linda Huether, Lynne Hunter, Eric Hutchinson, Jennifer Hyer, Monica lbarra, Ben Jablonsky Row 9: Liz Jacobs, Tonya James, Wil- liam Jansak Row 10: Franz Jantzen, Holly Jason, Patricia Jasper Fiow 11: Stella Jeruzalmi, Jami John- son, Jill Johnson Flow 12: Jennifer Johnston, Lonnie Jones Jr., Joe Judge Flow 13: Sharon Kalman, Allen Karpe, Mary Kay Keiser Juniors Xi. sm S ,fa-31, f v 'Wie X w ., ,,, ig 9 X 1 , i si Q A I F J if La Z fi li i l bi 1 X -3- Ri ggnull n............-mln 6, R 1 t 4' X 1 - . l x 'b X 3 1 EEYEI Y x L N . - mi 4: ,X 0 C, .. J 175 - .5 if ii S lk 5 til it 1 F- to 4 ,,LZ,Z :ff Row 1: Michelle Keller, Diane Kissel, Marvin Kitchen Row 2: Susan Kiebanow, Rob Klein, Sheri Klein Row 3: David Kleinman, Patty Kohler, Bob Kroeger Row 4: John Krug, Jim Kordis, Wendy Korobkin Row 5: Sam Kramer, Jeff Kreines, Ken Kuhn Flow 6: Troy Lacy, Debbie Lahey, Katherine Langley, Shawna Lear, Eddie Lerer, Charles Lerner, David Lester, Charles Lewis Row 7: Joli Li, Jon Lieberman, R. Lindsey, Lori Lohse, Maggie Lucas, Katherine Lucca, Jeff Luchs, Steve Luebkeman Row 8: Melanie Lynem, Heidi McCormick, Lisa McDaniel, Melinda McDonald, L. McMahan, Kim McMullen, lrveta McMurtry, Jim McRan Row 9: Linda McClure, Pam Malof, Nora Marrero Row 10: Nick Martell, Pam Martin, Tory Mason Flow 11: Nancy Meredith, Fred Mer- ritt, Dennis Meyer Flow 12: Jon Meyer, Cindy Meyn, Chas. Middlekauff Row 13: Gina Michels, Romel Miller, Steve Millman Juniors 211 212 Row 1: Jamie Mincer, Debra Moody, Matt Mullaney, Holly Mundon, Ayalah Moshay, Ernistine Moore, Melinda Moore, Tara Moore l Row 2: Mike Moskowitz, Tracy Moss, T Jeff Napier, Monica Newby, Mark ' Newman, Marlowe Nichols, Nicole Nicodemus, Paul Nienaber s ,, . XVL t i , Igvzi i,1,, V I, - 'i ,,,, Row 3: Julia Obermeyer, Steve ifilllii ,M I ,, W V I O'Connor, Don Okura, Marylyn Old- ham, Robin Olinger, Sheri Owens, P3145-V 1 y ll'Nl l ri, Mike Paden, Michael Penn fl 1 Row 4: Sheretha Page, Gary Payne, David Perlstein, Amanda Peters, Todd Peters, David Pfaff, Jenny Pieper, Kieth Pillow Row 5: Judy Pinger, Jeff Poliner, Larry Pollack, Judy Powell, John Powers, Adrienne Prairie, Jeff Press- man, Julie Price Row 6: Louis Proietti, Leonard Pugh, Susan Purdon, Maeve Quinn, Matt Rebold, Mary Raczco, Rose Ramgo- bin, Steve Reichert Row 7: Alvin Reed, Brad Reisenfeld, Shelly Remen, Leonard Reuter, Joe Reyes, Derrin Rieck, Trish Renner, Linda Rice Juniors 51 , 'U my Row 1. Brian Rich, Chris Richardson, Cristy Richardson, Cindy Richman, Kim Rogerson, Andrea Rosenthal, Lori Rosecrans, Ken Ross Row 2: Mark Rosser, Tim Rosser, Mary Roush, Randy Rutt, Spencer Rowe, Kamia Runyan, Laura Ruwe, Joe Schaljo Row 3: Jody Schneiderman, Lisa Schiering, Dave Schnidt, Durk Schroer, Mike Schulze, Beth Schwartz, Jami Schwartz, Michelle Schwartz Row 4: Arnold Scott, D Sears, Lau- rence Shapiro, Nina Shapiro, Sonie Scheffer, Shelli Sherman, E. Sherry, A. Sides Row 5: Susie Sifri, Mike Simmons, Doug Simon, Jeff Simpson, G. Sims, Tim Smith, K. Smith, Rachel Smith Row 6: Barry Snyder, Hope Spalter, Estella Spaulding, Leslie Spitz, Russ Stacy, Emily Stafford, Kevin Stang, Gail Statman Row 7: Sarah Stauderman, Tom Stein, Alison Story, Mike Strauss, George Stroplos, Carol Stuckey, Karen Taylor, Carol Thomas Row 8: James Thomas, Kersni Thomas, B. Thompkins, Anne Thompson, Sudara Thompson, Rob Tingle, Kathy Toepker, Rose Tojo Row 9: Tim Toler, Roleena Tucker, Sharon Tye, R. Tyus, Teri Ullner, Leo Underhill, David Upson, Alice Van- derbilt Row 10: Andrea Vanvelzel, Duffy Vaughan, Cindy Van Bargen, Hanna Wacholder, Brad Waggoner, Tim Waidmann, Joe Wallace, Rosie Wal- lace Juniors 213 4 Flow 1: Mark Wanek, Linda Wong, Bill Warkany, Beth Warren, Tina Warren, Andy Waugh, David Weaver, David Weiper Row 2: Jonny Weisberg, Alison Wha- ley, Craig Whistler, Alison White, Ted White, Elizabeth White, Lori White- head, M. Willard Flow 3: Diane Wilkins, Pam Wilkins, Angela Williams, Deitra Williams, Jackie Williams, Shannon Williams, Anita Wilson, Laura Wilson Flow 4: Cindy Winget, Kay Wolfley, H. Wright, Kelly Wright Flow 5: Bob Wyler, Ben Yamagucci, Wanda Young, Deurk Zinn Flow 6: Ike Binford, Marla Greenstein, Mark Johnson, Dan Gortez All ,, A 5 5' .,,. , V ., f 9' , as -C, f ff v f 4 , 1 2 .. ie? gif 3 Q My .V :,, F ,. , 5: An f If fl s-:: ,W tt, U 5 - its fi E Juniors Brian Bryant tPres.l, Chris Burrell Nice Pres.l, Lori Miller lSec.l, Cathy Randell lTreas.l. Row 1: Dianna Alexander, Lydia Allen, Walter Allen, Heidi Alletzhau- ser, Michelle Aronowitz, Rhonda Autry, Katie Bacun, Colleen Bain lthi . Row 2: Eric Banks, Mike Barron, Bryan Bell, Kathy Bennett, David Beran, Diana Bloch, Debbie Bodmer, Karen Boesherz Row 3: Kathy Boller, Tim Bosley, Renee Boove, John Bowers, Debbie Bradford, M. Bradley, Darrell Bras- sey, K. Breen Row 4: Gina Britton, Lyman Brock, Kevin Brooks, Denise Brown, Fletcher Brown, Jenifer Brown, Tom Brown, Brian Bryant Row 5: Lisa Burke, Chris Burrell, John Burton, Laura Burton, Gail Bushman, Marilyn Buskkirk, Bisi Cameron, T. Cantor Row 6: Christine Carey, Mary Car- penter, Susan Carsch, Pete Carson, Leisa Carter, Doug Catron, Bruce Chaiken, Les Chard Row 7: Ed Charlton, Rod Christmon, Denise Cissell, Eric Clajus, Kelly Cle- ment, Tiawwana Coats, Jenifer Cody, Abbe Cohen J W Q mi J l '42 Flow 1: Susan Cohen, Ginger Cole, Jeri Colemon, Michelle Cooper, Mic- helle Corbett, Tanya Cox, Joy Craw- ford, Pam Currie Flow 2: Ozie Davis, Lois Dick, Patrice Dickerson, J. Dickey, Mark Dillard, Sari Dinerman, Patty Dittmelr, Judy Dunbar Row 3: Lori Edwards, Dwight Elling- ton, Beverly Elliott, Matt Ellis, D. Ellis, Julie Emden, Beth Emrick, P. Emmert Row 4: J. Enael, Keenan Estese, Mary Fair, Patrice Fant, Flick Fearing, Tauana Fergusson, Jackie Fetters, Ridgely Ficks Row 5: David Fisher, Paul Flasponer, Angela Fobbs, Heather Forusz, Char- lie Frank, Stuart Frankel, Robin Frye, Denita Fulgham Row 6: Mindy Gard, Anita Garrett, Greg Gaskill, Teri Geison, Linda Ger- vers, David Gerwe, John Gillman, Julia Gleason Row 7: Jeff Genn, R. Glover, Julie Goddard, David Goldey, Fluth Gold- man, Eddie Goldstein, D. Goodwin, Donald Graves Flow 8: Randy Green, Sheryl Green, Kevin Greenwood, Keenan Gregory Flow 9: M. Grissom, Karen Grupps, Karen Gunnor, Eric Hagenauer Row 10: Kerry Hall, Chris Hamad, Ellie Hamelroth, S. Hamonun Row 11: Pam Harmon, Emma Harper, Stephanie Harris, David Hayes Row 12: Lovly Haygood David Heid- Hendricks enreichn, Michael Heines, Tommy in Row 13: Jeff Hilderbrand, Harvest Moon, Jill Jones, Ganguli Shonti Sophomores df Row 1: Thomas Hendricks, Carl Hisle, Katherine Hedge, K. Helzschuh, Judi Hopmeier, Maureen Herning, Amy Hotchkiss, April Howard Row 2: Karen Howard, Jenny Howe, Rich Huenefeid, Marcel Humes, Katie Hunter, Julia lbarra, Todd Ingram, Jeanna Jackson Row 3: Jeff James, Heather Jason, Lisa Jenkins, Robyn Jepperson, David Jeruzalmi, Candice Johnson, Christal Johnson, Daryl Johnson Row 4: G. Johnson, Kim Johnson, Scott Jordan, Juliet Kashdan, David Kallmeyer, Stephen Kelly, Theresa Kennedy, Virginnia Kessis Row 5: Donna King, Mindy Kirschner, James Kissel, Jayna Kitchen, Will Knodel, Shelley Krabouvsky, Kris Koch, Jill Korobkin Row 6: Karen Kraus, Mary Kay Kreft, Lynn Kube, S. Kuhl, Jim Latham, Leroy Lavi, Victor Lee, Julia Leen- dertse Row 7: Rich Lefton, Jovonnie Lewis, Lee Ligon, Eric Lindeman, Debbie Lindsey, Jordan Lomas, Steve Luchs, Joe Lustik Row 8: Anglita McClain, John McCloud, Scott McCormick, Kevin Mclntosh Row 9: Melissa McKasson, Brent McKnight, Donna McMillan, Jerome McLaughlin Row 10: Rosalie Maifeld, Sudhir Mohan, Jon Malis, Darrell Martin Row 11: Steve Martin, Mary Mat- thews, Amy Mayfield, Kristy Meineke Row 12: Susan Merritt, Peter Merz, Roberta Meyn, Hilary Middlekauff Row 13: Valerie Miller, Jeff Miller, Lori Miller, Treva Miller Sophomores 217 Row 1: Y. Miller, Todd Mitchell, Monica Montgomery, Albert Moore, Ken Moore, Richard Moore, G. Mor- ris, Beehah Moshay Row 2: Mimi Mosher, Adam Moskow- itz, Larry Mullins, John Mulvey, Ralph Mul.dy, Jemela Murib, Shenan Mur- phy, Christine Murray Row 3: Deedy Nadel, N. Nathan, Robby Nathan, Chris Neal, Leigh Neale, Becky Nelsen, Camille Nicode- mus, Leroy Nocheck Row 4: Chuck Nuckolls, Peter Oppenheiner, Tracey Ostand, Tina Partin, Kathy Patty, Aileen Paul, Sara Paulson, Bradley Payne Row 5: Marcus Payne, Laurie Peck, Anne Pelley, Sherri Pennington, James Perry, Bryon Peskin, Siobhan Pine, Dan Pinger Row 6: Ron Pleasant, Karen Polasky, Lutricia Posey, Robert Purdon, K. Radack, Sharri Rammelsberg, Cathy Randall, Cheryl Rave Row 7: Tia Rawlings, Mike Rechel, Kip Reines, Sarita Reyes, Shelly Rhei- necker, Kit Richards, Jay Riesenberg, John Riffle Row 8: N. Ritchay, Alex Ritschel, Joe Ritter, Denise Roberts, A. Robinson, Tom Rodriguez, Kristin Roehr, Dar- row Rood 'ND' 'Nl 218 Sophomores I K i l . 1 - ...... 750 Z f i it . , K A f . NV AQ 'jj , f : ' f W' f' Y 'U i 'L 'Mui ' 13 L Row 1: Ivy Rose, Sally Rose, Vicki Roth, Naomi Rothberg, Amy Rubin, Joshua Russo, Becky Rutledge, Christopher Ryan Row 2: Todd Satogata, PamEIa Sau- ter, Susie Schnetzer, Kathy Schwab, Valerie Schwenkner, Andrew Seeley, Jill Segerman, Dan Seta Row 3: Anastasia Shudra, Elliot Sha- piro, Ann Shelton, Karen Schoenharl, Rachel Shocket, Linda Sieber, Jenni- fer Smith, Trina Smith Row 4: J. Smith, Inna Smolyansky, Teresa Snodgrass, Amy Snyder, Mike Starnbach, Danny Statman, C. Staudemin, Elizabeth Stefanik Row 5: Alex Stillpass, Steve Stiph, Clarissa Stokes, Thomas Stork, Fred- erick Strahorn, Amy Straus, Holly Sulek, Beverly Sutton Row 6: Harold Snellings, Tara Swing, Ron Sylva, Mary Symes, Daniel Tager, Mark Talley, Myrna Taylor, Jon Temple Row 7: Beth Tholke, Carla Thomas, David Thomas, Adrian Thompkins, D. Thompson, Chapman Todd, Michael Toepker, Theresa Tojo Sophomores 219 220 's Fiow 1: Ftus Towner, Ron Trimble, Jeff Trondle, Andy Truax, M. Ursohevich, Laura Van Ginkel, Chris Varga, Bari Venn Row 2: Brent Walker, Teri Wallace, Sue Waller, Mimi Warm, Vickie Weaver, Robin Weinstein, Michelle Weise, Donna Wertheim Flow 3: David Wesley, G. Wetezel, Kevan White, L. Whitehead, Flonald Whitfield, Jon Wigser, Patty Wilfong, Robyn Willis Row 4: Robin Williams, Ellen Wilson, Mike Wilson, Valerie Wilton, John Winfrey, Kim Winget, Mark Witter, Amy Wolf Row 5: Fred Wolf, Rene Wyrobnik, Julie Yankoff, Michelle Young, Adri- ana Zavola, llene Zeff, David Zimov, The Boss Sophomores A. 5 ' 3 1 5 lv 3 it f 4 ,,,, 21- 1 f W fy al 1,13 r t . Q ,.. .4 . ggxvs 1 , . X , iz., , A 2 . .., - X ffl? ,HL f Y ., ' f f Ai 4 , ' I x Q .am I 4' f fm 1 x Q? 2 ox, Marc Turner lPres.l, Staci Barnes Nice Pres.l, NAnne James lSec.l, Karen Jennings lTreas.l Row 1: Elizabeth Abbott, Jenny Adams, Brooks Allgood, Andrea Allen, Bryan Allen, A. Anderson, David Anderson, Eric Anderson Row 2: Rob Anson, Susie Applegate, Jennie Arvin, R. Baena, Francis Baker, Jeff Baker, Phyllis Banks, Donna Barkly Row 3: Stacie Barnes, Jerry Barrett, Lenette Beasley, Moiria Bell, Roberta Bell, Sherri Bender, Cary Benjamen, Andy Berghausen Row 4: Darryl Bledsoe, Nedra Black- man, Hellen Blackshire, Richard Blank, Mary Bley, Melissa Bloemker, Michelle Bodie, Nichelle Bolden Row 5: Jane Bonansinga, Gene Boul- din, Tracey Bowman, Barb Borden, Hollis Borders, Jon Breiner, Michelle Brewer, Tony Brewer Row 6: Vernon Bridges, Ronda Bris- coe, Kevan Britton, Lisa Bronson, Ron Brooks, Trish Brown, Wil Brown, Angela Bryant Row 7: Donna Bryant, David Bryant, Jeff Burdsall, Tim Burton, Connie Caldwell, John Call, Tom Campbell, Jennifer Carpenter Row 8: Mary Carroll, Tonya Carter, Sybel Catlin, Anne Cebula, Rodney Chatman, Pam Chem, Jon Childress, Mary Chiricosta -mf: ff -- Ii. Row 1: Gura Choudhury, Doug Chris- tenson, Linda Cohen, Teri Cohen, Arinda Cooley, Audry Cooper, Brian Cooper, Johanna Cornell Row 2: Emily Costello, Brian Crow, David Daniels, Michael Daniels, Dan Davis, Sally Davis, Thaddaus Daw- son, Dennis Deass Flow 3: Sandra Dechter, Debra Der- ing, Tim Defosse, John Dells, Tresy Dent, Micheal Deutscher, Lisa Dia- mond, Shawn Dickerson Flow 4: Jeff Dine, Karen Dine, Tina Doggett, Julie Dorenkemper, Yvette Dorsey, Deneen Dougless, Liz Dreis- bach, Tracey Ducovna Flow 5: Charles Duff, Robert Dysart, Donna Edwards, Michelle Elkins, Lisa Ellis, Juana Erbin, Melody Evans, Kenneth Faison Row 6: Jeremy Fishbein, David Flagg, Angela Floyd, Marice Floyd, Diane Fobbs, Leonardo Fontana, John Ford, Eric Forste Flow 7: Deena Frankel, Allyson Fra- zier, Patty Frydland, Dianne Gard, Tim Gandy, Jeff Gati, Tammie Gerke, Eric Gerossman Flow 8: Greg Gerwe, Rodney Glantz, Carla Gibbs, Bev Gilbert, Brad Gilho- ley, Dan Glueck, Judy Goldman, Steve Goodridge Row 9: Anita Grace, Doug Green- stien, Taryn Grinker, lan Guttman, Steve Haffer, Teri Haher, Stephanie '- --iw Halase, Michelle Hammons 45, , L Freshmen if Z! ll it-wb Y it Qi iQ i qi: . l , V 1 4 ,Eg .J , y W 4-1 W 'FHS' Row 1: Chris Hampton, April Harris, Barb Harris, Jerome Harris, Peatrella Harris, Crystal Harrison, Sarah Hatt- mer, Jeff Haungs Row 2: Megan Hawgood, Sharon Haywood, Raymond Healy, Sara Heard, Teri Heins, Neva Helt, Brian Henae, Katherine Henneberg Row 3: Todd Hensley, Tim Hill, Angela Hilton, Tiffany Hinton, Vince Hitchcock, Dale Hofstetter, B. Hoch, Susanna Holm Row 4: Olivia Hooper, Pam Hoover, Deron Humnelderof, Holly Hunt, Karen Husman, Steven lmmerman, Stewart Isaacs, Jerome Jackson Row 5: Larry Jackson, Mary Jackson, Tami Jackson, David Jacobs, Anne James, Paula James, Sheli Jardine, Chris Jason Row 6: Jacquelynne Jason, Lauren Jefferies, Marian Jenkins, Karen Jen- nings, Prananatha Jha, Peggy Joerg, Darla Johnson, Sheri Johnson Row 7: Anthony Jones, Dodd Jones, Dwayne Jones, Jason Jones, Jeffrey Jones, Angela Jordan, Cynthia Jor- dan, Brian Kemp Row 8: Lynelle Kerstine, Cyna Khalily, K. Kilstin, Ken Kincaid, Alan King, David Killen, Linda Killens, Jennifer Kinsel Row 9: Ben Klayman, Lauren Koon, John Lachman, Dwayne Larkin, Joseph Latham, Andrew Laurens, Bryan Lawson, Casey Leclair , ' '32, ,Ma k v w W W2 . ww w. f mwm - ,af '. - 1 . , - '- 1 ' IW ' 41lf 54 . 1 Freshmen 223 Row 1: Judy Lee, David Lerner, Kevin Lesniewicz, Yvonne Lewis, Alexandra Licis, Barbara Lindsey, James Lips, Denise Littlejohn Row 2: Angela Lohse, Laura Long, Rodger Lovett, Brian Lowery, Noreen Lumpkins, Peter Lusenhop, Martha Lustik, Kennith Luther Row 3: Stephanie Lynn, Michelle Lynskey, Clair Lyte, David Mann, Theresa McCree, Jennifer McCray, Debra McDaniel, Douglas Mcfarland Row 4: Tina McMahan, Matthew Mcmullin, John McNeely, Kara Mack- ley, Michael Macklin, Debbie Maltz, Richard Marker, Kimie Matsudo Row 5: Bridgett Matthews, Eliot Mat- thews, Mark Mauldin, Renee Mays, Andrea Mazzei, Denise Meece, Kevin Montgomery, Amy Metzger Row 6: Rebecca Meyer, Donald Montjoy, Coletta Moore, Karen Moore, Wendy Morris, David Morri- son, Jeffrey Moorman, Anne Moser Row 7: Frank Moskowitz, Teresa Moss, Angela Moss, Lori Murphy, Barry Myers, Linda Nachbauer, Julann Nemann, Stephen Newbern Row 8: Teri Newman, David Nielson, Michael Noggler, William Norman, Pam Novick, Tamison Nuber, Randy Nutt, Jina O'DonneIl 224 Freshmen Row 1: Elizabeth Oehler, Roderick O'Flaherty, Kevin O'Herron, Cary O'Reilly, Elizabeth Oehler, Jenny Owens, Tracey Overton, Erin Paden Row 2: Brian Parks, Tamar Penn, Rachel Perlstein, L. Perreault, Jon Perry, Chris Phillips, Eric Phillips, Clara Pickering Row 3: Joel Pieper, Melissa Pigg, David Pippenger, Rick Pollack, lllya Powell, Kevin Pugh, Tracey Raiford, Eric Redman Row 4: Stanley Reid, Doreen Remen, David Riddle, Barb Ritschel, Sung Rno, Melody Roark, Dana Rosenthal, Alicia Ross Row 5: Andre Ross, Floyd Rosser, Marina Roytman, Vicki Rue, Bryan Runyan, Joe Sachleben, Tim Salter, Vernon Sammons Row 6: Rick Sander, Karen Schneider, L. Sawyer, Paul Schoen- harl, Todd Schreibeis, Andy Schroe- der, Janie Schwartz, Susan Scott, Mark Seliskar Row 7: Monica Seta, Mark Shafer, Carrie Shie, Bob Shelton, James Sla- ter, J. Smith, Roderick Smith, Scott Smith Freshmen 225 Row 1: Warren Smith, Jason Springer, Brad Staggs, Angela Stea- gall, Regina Steely, Scott Stocker, Melvin Stokes, Brian Stone Row 2: Gust Stroplos, Geoff Sturgill, Richard Sulfsted, Bobby Tessel, Cindy Theobald, Anita Thomas, Karen Thomas, Mark Thompson Row 3: Jerry Tipper, Rebecca Todd, Lisa Trefzger, Trevor Tsang, Svetlana Tsimerg, Anson Turley, Jackie Turner, Marc Turner Row 4: Joel Varland, Chris Vaughan, Mike Vega, Jeff Wade, Carla Walker, Gary Walker, Michelle Walker, Paul Wallpe Row 5: Maria Walton, Denise Wat- kins, Tamara Watson, Ginny Webb, Karen Webster, V. Webster, Bryan Wehmeyer, Diane Weiper Row 6: Mike Weise, Robin Weiss, Crystal West, Alice Wethington, S. Whiserhuat, Dan White, Kelly White, Larry White Row 7: Vicki Wilkins, Heidi Williams, Ron Williams, Sonya Williams, Lee Willis, Lee Willis, Lester Wilson, Mike Wooddell Row 8: Laritza Wright, Michelle Wur- ster, Lisa Young, David Zellner, Theresa Fenbers, Carpy Mutt, Tippy Mutt, Gary Stacy Freshmen Row 1: Erol Ackdoe, David Atkins, Chris Albers, Phillip Alexander, Jeff Allen, Jeff Allgeyer, Jenny Anderson, NeilAquino Row 2: Dan Aronowitz, Chester Aus- tin, Anne Badgley, Cathy Baker, Rod- ney Baskerville, Patty Baumgardner, Robin Beatty, Eric Becker Row 3: Jeff Becker, Hershel Bell, Lucius Bennett, Kevin Berger, Allen Blumberg, Tim Blume, Pam Black, Robin Black Row 4: Alicia Bland, Cheryl Bloemker, Tim Booker, Carla Doner, Patty Bosley, Robert Bowers, Kennith Boyer, Regina Braden Row 5: Regina Bradford, Patrick Brandon, Mary Brice, Emily Brighan, Jenny Brogdon, Bridget Brokaw, Jeff Broadnan, Shelly Bronson Row 6: Michelle Brookins, Amy Brooks, Andrea Brown, Anthony Brown, Teri Brown, Cheryl Brown, David Bucher, Chris Bulger Row 7: Diedra Bullock, Andrea Burke, Kycha Burnett, Todd Burrell, Brandy Burt, Nicol Butters, Henery Bystritsky, Shannon Campbell Row 8: Roslynn Cargile, Rebecca Carpenter, Luke Chandler, Kathleen Chard, Katherine Charlton, John Cimarosti, Maria Cissell, Michelle Cissell 2 Row 1: Naima Clarke, Sean Clarke, Debbie Coats, Stan Cohan, Aileen Coleman, Margaret Condon, Gina Cooper, Rachel Cox Row 2: Per Dahlgren, Holly Dance, Joelle Daniel, Paige David, Jon Davis, Leslie Davis, Marcus Davis, Shelby Davis Row 3: Jane Davison, Judy Davison, Mark Dawson, Lance Dean, Cheri Degrumnond, Ron Dejonckheere, Joel Deutch, Andrea Devoe Flow 4: Glenn Devoe, Gerry Dostin, Mike Drexeliux, George DuChine, Flonnett Dunn, Paul Durhan, Chris Eberle, Ken Eby Flow 5: Nicole Edmondson, Marie Edwards, Mary Edwards, James Eison, Denise Elbisser, George Ellis, Wendy Ellis, Bill Engel Row 6: Daphna Enzer, Chris Errgang, Rebecca Errgang, Kelley Etter, Feli- cia Fagg, Lisa Farmer, Venita Favors, Angelisa Felder E-Flats Row 1: Mark Ferguson, Perry Fitzpa- trick, Howard Fogle, Holly Forusz, Margorie Frank, Teresa Frantz, Wil- liam Frazier, David Friel Row 2: Margorie Frank, Michael Gamball, Cheryl Ganim, Pam Gan- schow, Nancy Gati, Scott Gayner, David Gazulas, Judy Gazaway Row 3: Gregary Gettys, Paula Goergeton, Sarah Gillman, Todd Glass, Paul Glaubitz, Debora Glueck, Tyrone Gooden, Rob Green Row 4: Robert Green, Tina Green, Shannon Gregory, Karyn Hadley, Kelly Hager, Lisa Hahn, Phris Hall, Michael Halpin Row 5: Rodney Hamilton, Alex Ham- merlein, Dan Hampton, Derrick Har- per, Bridgett Herrell, Alvin Harris, Sheri Harris, Robert Harrison Row 6: Mark Harvey, Tracey Heath, Clay Hissett, Lynette Houston, John Haungs, Kelli Hayes, Alma Haywood, Hazel Heilelberg E-Flats 229 230 E- Fiow 1: Ashley Heimann, Deanna Herman, Steve Heuring, Mary Hightower Flow 2: Garleen Hilman, Sean l-lill, Babbette Hines, Phillip Hirbe Flow 3: Kathryn Hodge, Debbie Hohnroth, Angi Holbrook, Michele Hood Row 4: Eileen Horwitz, Teresa Hudson, Kelley Hutson, Celia lrbine Row 5: Lisa James, Alvin Johnson, Hope Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Scott Johnson, Vida Johnson, Karen Joiner, Adonica Jones Flow 6: Carla Jones, Levondia Jones, Michael Jones, Carl Jor- den, Chris Jordan, Frank Jordan, Tim Jordan, Mike Kaplin Flow 7: Plppa Kaplin, Lisa Kavagna, Garrett Kelly, Jenny Kemp, Greye Kenedy, Lisa Killins, Kristien King, Kris Kinkade Row 8: Debora Kirschner, Miriam Kleinman, David Knabe, Kristeene Kokoefer, Lynn Kolde, Kary Kreft- ing, Paul Krakovski, Anne Kramer Row 9: Tami Kramer, Linda Krebs, David Kroeger, Mike Kuhn, Frost Lacey, Jacklynn Lachman, Mar- quita Lail, Debra Lainhart Row 10: Rebecca Land, Michelle Langefield, Kim Larkin, Mike Lau- rie Flow 11: Lear Lavi, Barbara Law- rence, Gordan Leach, Judy Leever Row 12: Troy Lester, Virginia Levi, Greg Liggett, Andrew Light Row 13: Louis Liner, Lisa Lowen- stien, James Long, Gary Levow Flats 1 Q 'W E FW! 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M 1: X 1 L M? ,f 5 ' 7 Row 1: Cherese Campbell, Faith Car- gile, Pam Carter, Todd Caudill Flow 2: Susan Chapman, Raymond Chundzinski, Flasmi Chaudhury, Shannon Clarke Row 3: Steve Cohn, Jeff Cooper, Andrea Courtier, John Courtney Flow 4: Tracey Crain, Tom Crush, Alvina Cunningham, Sharon Currie Row 5: Jenny Dam, Angela Daniels, John Davis, Kelli Davis, James Daw- son, Mike Dawson, Leonard Dean, Dan Deir Row 6: Tom Dejesus, Mike Dhonau, Karen Dickan, Greg Dicks, Grace Dicks, John Dingwell, Dan Dixon, John Dixon Flow 7: Chris Donnelly, Donna Dorn- busch, Amy Drasnin, Chris Duke, Kevin Dunsky, Chester Edwards, Will Edwards, Robin Ellington Row 8: Tonya Ellison, Tracey Ellis, Donald Evans, Sonya Evans, Cherie Faison, Flon Felder, Dan Fenbers, Sara Fidler Effies 235 236 Row 1: Marcus Fields, Mike Fields, Gene Finey, Pam Firth Row 2: Mary Fisher, Ken Flagg, Mark Flaspohler, Jim Flax Row 3: Michelle Flower, Cheri Frank, Gina Freeman, Ken Freeman Row 4: Mary Friend, Karen Gabbard, Wilfred Gains, Scott Galbraith Row 5: Tod Ganschow, Erin Garner, Chris Garrison, Bruce Gay, Chris Geier, Greg Gerard, Andy Gibbs, Shean Gilliam Row 6: Erika Gladden, Rhonda Gaantz, Michelle Goedde, Leslie Goldfarb, Daniel Goshorn, Marc Goe- bel, Jocob Gotwals, Tonya Grahm Row 7: Ruth Grant, Latina Grimes, Nathon Greenly, Suzanne Gruen- stein, Ellen Greenberg, Chuck Grogg, Karen Grory, Sheila Guiton Row 8: Naren Gutte, Mondale Hack- ett, Mark Haggard, Natile Haile, Dan Hall, Alfonza Hamilton, Terri Hamil- ton, Lauren Harris Row 9: Tonya Harrison, Jim Harman, Ralph Heart, Ted Hattimer, Joe Hedrick, Lisa Henry, Theodora Hesker, Wendy Heyman Row 10: Michelle Hille, Phoebe Hines, Greg Hissett, Beth Hactor, Jenny Hoehne, Dea Hofmann, Lou Hall- mayer, Jim Holloway Row 11: Andy Holman, Jeff Homan, John Homor, Tina Hosking, Barb Hoffstetter, Jason House, Jon How- ard, John Hunter Row 12: Lee Hunter, Robin Hurley, Steve Hussey, Doninica Hutcherson, Jenny Hyden, Anthony Jackson, Elayne Jackson, Teri Jackson Row 13: Norman Jefferies, Laura Jennings, Rebecca Jenike, Hanna Jeruzalmi, Karla Johnson, Scott Johnson, Tina Johnson, Jackie Jones Effies W' - at - Row 1: Jeana Jones, Mark Jones, Mechelle Jones, Michelle Jones, Shelly Jones, Becky Jones, Jeff Kalt- man, Jay Kanereva. Row 2: Chia Kao, Michelle Kay, Mil- lisa Keely, Natalie Kidd, Dianna King, Thor King, Amy Kinsel, Sonya Kirk- land Row 3: Karen Kitchen, Erica Kneight- linger, Sue Koenig, Peggy Kohler, Steve Kohls, Chris Koper, Mary Kowal, Brain Krefting. Row 4: Leslie Kreis, Gayle Kohn, Bri- gitte Kubek, John Lahey, Millicent Lane, John Lancaster, Karen Larkin, Flekale Lawrence. Row 5: Steve Lawson, Jeremy Leach, Rick Lee, Jim Lefton, Cherie Leiden- heimer, David Lepage, Jami Levine, Renita Lewis Row 6: Y. Lewis, Phillip Lipee, Mike Loeffler, Rodney Lumpkins, Kelly Mabrey, Adriane Madrais, Tracey Madden, Akira Mann Ftow 7: Paige Mann, Darren Manning, David Mark, Robin Massey, Michelle Mathews, Michele May, James May- nard, Brian McDaniel Row 8: Tony McDonald, Audrey McKinny, Bartlette McKinny, Mary McKnight, Jennie Mehnert, Mike Meisel, Dwight Menchhofer, Gavin Meridith Row 9: Jill Meriweather, Libby Meu- nier, Karl Meyer, Alicia Milano, Bryan Miller, Mark Mills, Erlene Mindhardt, Evette Mimms Flow 10: Scott Minton, Bridget Mic- hell, Craig Mitchelle, Melissa Mehr Row 11: Keith Montgomery, Gweldo- lyn Moore, Katherine Mosher, Katie Moore Row 12: Lajoyce Mullins, Scott Mur- dock, Jeff Mussin, Katherine Mussio Row 13: Julie Myers, Jennie Myson- himer, Paul Mystkowski, Daron Neb- lett EFHES 237 Row 1: Gina Nelson, Sean Newport, Allegra Nicodemus, Brian Norris, Joselyn Nutter, Gina O'Donnell, Harold Ogg, Abed Osman. Row 2: Richard Owens, Robin Page, Julie Papernik, Leslie Patterson, Chris Patton, Sean Patton, Angi Perry, Synthgai Peterson. Row 3: Jason Phelps, Greg Phillips, Wendy Phillips, Jason Pippenger, Chris Poehner, Christy Pond, Robbin Porter, Margeret Prtchard. Row 4: Karen Pritchett, Erica Pugh, Brian Quinn, Katie Rabkin, Nancy Radebaugh, Connie Rankin, Vernon Rawls, Curtis Reed. Row 5: Sherline Reese, Bill Reichert, Adam Reines, Valerie Rheinecker, Stephanie Riley, Martin Rinehart, Josett Rip, Mike Roberson, Row 6: Eric Roberson, Kristen Rob- erts, Lisa Robinson, David Roeder, Rachel Rogers, Calista Rollins, Billy Roman, Edward Rose. Row 7: Lesa Rosenberg, Brian Ross, Michelle Roth, Holly Rothenbuch, Barbara Ruark, Cassandra Rudolph, Angie Ruffin, Brian Ruhall. Row 8: Lisa Russel, Melinda Ryan, Michael Ryan, Jason Sansone, Mela- nie Sargent, Valerie Savage, Renata -QQ ' Scanio, Pamela Rosemond. 238 EFHES I is .l f-LSE! 43' Row 1: Eric Scheffer, Lee Schmidt, Eaic Schmidtt, Stu Schneider, Dan Schoenharl, Pam Schroeder, Will Schulok, Kim Schumacher Row 2: Lynn Schwartz, Jackie Sears, Mathew Seliskar, Laura Sherwood, Rachel Shonfield, Eric Seiber, Sara Siegrist, Brian Simmons, Row 3: Tami Sirkin, Stefan Skirtz, Scottie Slade, Beth Slauson, Jenny Smith, Sean Smith, Mae Smither- man, Karla Snow, Row 4: Christina Snyder, Colleen Spencer, John Spencer, Kim Stal- nacker, Rita Stammey, George Startz, William Starkey, Angela Stea- gall Row 5: Jenny Steele, Angie Steely, Greg Stein, Joel Stewart, Wendy Stewart, Tara Stickel, Brain Stogsdill, Russell Storm, Row 6: Mike Stosch, Alisa Strauss, Jeff Snrobel, Angie Sutton, Arnold Sweeten, Angela Taylor, Debora Ter- beck, Jenny Thacker Row 7: Tiffany Thaler, Katherina Thomakos, Eric Thomas, Jeff Thomas, Josh Thomas, Richard Thomas, Richard Thomas, Andrew Thompson Row 8: Ivy Thompson, Wendy Thompson, Susan Thompson, Joel Thorman, Todd Tolbert, Laurie Tole- ski, Dequria Tolliver, Beth Tom. EFFIES 239 40 w' in f 'Q ..v., , 'w N U Flow 1: Richard Toney, Mike Trenne- 1,14 f 5 ,,., l Eii lg f pohl, Sharon Troy, Sharon Turley, , rrrrr h f Kim Turner, Sara Turner, Troy rr Turner, Audra Turnmyre . :sf Row 2: Connie Turpeau, Willy Tyus, Lisa Ullner, Melonie Underwood Row 3: Steven Van Buskirk, Jenny Varland, Stephonie Vaught, Penny Vee Flow 4: Elizabeth Vilter, Eric vonbar- gen, Jeff Vonderheide, Jenny Wainer Row 5: Christopher Walker, Shelly Walker, Brad Wallace, Adolphus Ward Flow 6: Flick Ward, Mike Warm, Brian Warren, Mike Watkins, Row 7: Valerie Weever, Demetreus Webb, Lisa Webb, Paulette Webster Row 8: Lisa Weider, Mike Wiegel, Marcel Wertheim, Deron Wesley Row 9: Debbie West, Yolanda West, Harry Whatley, Jason Wheeler Row 10: Andrey White, Carol White, William White, David Whitehead Row 11: Not Available, Jenell Wil- liams, Mark Williams, Maurice Wil- liams Row 12: Sonya Williams, Wayne Wil- liams, Regina Willingham, Jennifer Wilson, Jery Wilson, Melonie Wilson, Carol Wine, Mellisa Wittrock Row 13: Angela Wood, Victoria Wood, Joe Woodeell, Jane Works, Marty Worley, Jacolyn Wright, Rob- ert Wright, Linda Yankoff. EFFlES ,bf ? sw 1' at 1 : 1? If ff, , , E: 'l f r 4 ..,.. , ' Jlaffi. . 'W 'WS 'K , V l F5512-9 7 9- ,. , 1 'R 1 . ww LX ww EFFIES 241 A tv T 7 1 gg- 2. -' -4 .........-....--'1- --'- E -----,-,,.........' ',, l l. l 4 wJnWnimRf-N W 5R3nim1l lx .3 L ..........,..,4l l Ak Q I1IlW h ' H A' -Hlliaklf,--K -'i 'i - - l -4' 'A ' 4 ' 5-llllIIIIl ' '1 f 1 l1nunn1ggg'i11 'Q '- -i we d - -4 ' 'xUW1llW ' f1111111fjW : '-'i- 'i l Mu mi WWI WIQLQLLQLLLLQE MWIWIHWQ llTFIll rl ll naIh.ri?iiEiif .!IliTn nTn n n1M -- Y , ,gi .... 'F BEST WISHES from the Parents of Walnut Hllls WALNUT HILLS HIGH SCHCOL ASSOCIATICN to THE CLASS GF 1981 8 fx like when J L died!!! O N E N E You are sick! L-Let's slide in late! Like 24 Don't Ever Do That Again! Cindy l 4 Michelle D. has fleas. Shenan -- You're my Favorite!!! K.F. vi ini?- sf Q. .ee !!! V ' Morine! M 1 Outdoor Products Steve Luebkemon L.. 662-1890 Bockpdcks ond d ggi line of Outdoor Geor Oriate et Exspsrate J S gets abused by every girl in W H T.M.R. We are FUNQ Even at 5:00 S A.K. Marlene: I H SW. A. .o Kg -K A Q --A f MACINTYRE'S FGUEH BELL Q Whlp It out from Shorty DJ You are too ff , tobetrue-LH. xx. 1 . 1, Q A fa, ood Johnny and Beth make me laugh. ', 7,5 'V I ,,, ' v Z' I . xt .,, A , 7' F + ' L, 31 ?5 i ' li f 2-.'E1'-E.:-E nlfpiifi 11' gM?? lsssfgli 655115 2'-illfg' he X sn, use 25'-ul .!'.21 lil QR!! ii 5: fm- - -1 'lr ,,.! Ir R Q I '55 W QTQFN1... -'V l H W, v wf ww-. if at . K 3. ' fg'?'+-'iifs?1,g..,33t ws. .Q , m.,, T 43 X S S -Q f 1 ,. ,ga 5. 4 T S i 'E L if ff asf is... T . is t??i1f-gif fl it 445' 7 ' ' W GC - Cleveland is better than Cincinnati anytime - except for the animals - BB. Hungry Jeanne? Let's go to Osborne. - MC. Tonto and Lone Ranger ride again. Chila - Thanx, l couldn't have made it without you. To CM, JM, 81 DU: No, no, no more resolutions!! SK Shelley - my best friend always - luv Susan. TR blew itg Congratulations, KF! Big M, A little off the bottom please, Quack. Charles, The dialogue's not important, the pictures are. Sharon -ww? 5, M P' M4215 mf ,J 249 Hey - What happened to that shirt? S.U. 8x FLU. L x H.P. woman love men AI opp SM MT TI www w fftgh Remember I saw it . . . Ha Ha Brian. 22x :tram 'll alll il f X9 , 17 i .f Hey Margaret - How's Duffy? - If you drink, don't park, accidents ' SA -1-SN -3--fe .y a 'N ' A......., V: VV K ONS ' I I cause people. I Love You Lisa! Leslie - W as .gk ' SECO 8g ' ,Y ff ff ,ffif-4' 4 X M ' , :g5g, ,, fs, , Te ' f 5' Anng Peep peep peep. . .love B8tM. Jeck bff bogiefTD 10-0-10 Ha J6f pl, forever Good Girls Don't, But we do. BTR I would luke to thank all the students teachers and admmlstrators for maklng my stay at Walnut Halls the most pleasant tlme of my Police Career I have a lot of good memorles that will be wlth me the rest of my Ilfe Thanks agam Eagles Officer Rogers 57 l 4 McMom: OK McCarthy's Magical Nose Candies ggdhalo sup' McSusan. Sharon Are you gonna take off your shoes? Trish. H54 y,,s k Happiness may be a good wind in the sail but it never brought me a happy port. lt's so good that after all these years, we can share something V sl Hub 254 1 f u See Spot Shoot Up Shoot Up Shoot Spot Shoot Like WOW Ellen - Did't you like your Christmas present? AW TK Hey Beth How's Bill? BK 2 X 5. Q X A In .x .. f if K . . , so . , K ix 2 , xf xg.. if . 3 its f Weiss's Fourth Bell ,.. , H I, ' 'S fx ' Y Aw 'I .lg l The terrific Trio! Tow in those tunas ftonsy BB JT MS Joe Stern gets abused by every girl! - Trish. 'P ' 1 N, 'iii if 858485 8584 8485 8584 82 8485 8584 828182 8485 ,84 8281808182 848 8584 828182 8485 8584 82 8485 85 84 8485 85 84 85 Hey M How's Duffy? The Brew Crew say Thank Go Supreme' M CLAQVQFQF '81 88'r 1 1 ,..-muwxr. QI d for Beer! I love Krekt - Cyna Steve Luebkeman - Do Noth 3 FIOTS H it QM G rad G Th gh LTJ x X x 1 A. THE GODFATHERS THE GODFATHERS THE GODFATHERS THE GODFATHERS THE GODFATHERS THE GODFATHERS 42-TP' S t Nil? limi. 5 gm , ,1.. :fy 'gf?fifi5aa1, ,,, f. '.v. , iff in Wifi . A' ,gl ' sle,1,k1 AVA. 31 3.1 A if X' A xiig 31' In 'Z ' ,,q1 '1 .A,,, 4 if l ,A,, 1 43'-f 3 !IJifjflg, glZ. 5 ., .Ll . ll A V,A if A, , ,,., -Q .J ff.f.l,gigl'.:fifi3 ..,.. ...L i 'Zi1f:1'1fL:Iztr,Uf5:g1 ,,,, rigiiizvi., a1i,.i:3fi'L,g ,1.i,.,,,i1w1o .... L Jlezf.. ,, ,,.,. T Y 3.3 .,., .g..5.,..l,i,,m..,Tn:,. ,o'11'iii3f,i',,1i 1 1,51 iz kai y A, 1.1.1 I. is 6 - i ,li .. . -5.-.:..'I -E. Johnny, Remember Dad's harsh voice, the fog, the night at the car, the smiles, and the love . . . Love you always, Beth. 2 ti ng, 'www , WX ir, my M editors had fun in Enon, Ohio - OR was it that the Amberly Swim Club? Marla does it in a Gremlin 5f3 or bust- BK xv CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1981 CLASS OF 1956 1 9 i ig, 5 ai? 3 ,wr if EX C' XX. if Viilkvi IXFFV' if P :il X3 Charlie, Miles, Barry and Willy. High School? Who Us? The Air Band Lives Forever - sk, tr, cm, ls. I used to eat pickles. . . that was before the coathanger. 2 I l I 264 Edltor In chlef Co Editors Actuvltles Sports Faculty Sensors Underclass Business Advertlsnng Photographers Editors Staff Editor Staff Edltor Staff Editor Staff Staff Edltors 1981 REM STAFF Bronwyn Bevan Michael Chartock Jeanne Trombly Susle Allen Davld Kelly Davld Perlsteln Lawrence Shapiro Brad Wallace Stuart Frankel Llsa Johnson Sherry Kleln Laurle Fllchmond Alex Guest Ellen Kmght Jenmfer Rennes Trlcla Benner Doug Moore Lynn Betemps John Charken Margaret Stalnaker Sharon Kalman Karen Laurens Tom Newbold Sally Rose Beth Schwartz Steven Luebkeman Bruce Squlllante Mlke Barron Jlll Blnford Stephen Bove Davld Fisher Andrew Frank Brlan Gover Andrew Hathaway Jullalbarra Monica lbarra Joe Judge Duanne Klssel Ricky Lefton Richard Moore Davld Upson Albert Wang Jonny Welsberg Bobby Wyler Cover and Dlvlders designed by Franz Jantzen Advlser Pu bllsher Wylne Ferguson Ill Terry Hlrtzlnger Taylor Publishing Company Cartoons by Jullan Bevan and Lynn Betemps Editor: Beth Haffer IN MEMORY OF KAME MATSUDC 11962 19805 ln Memory of Kame Matsudo Wrntten by Sharon Cook 12 9 80 My tears and the ram become one I weep and the wlllows weep wlth me The frlendly stream smiles And carries my tears away The clouds come over us Accentuatmg the separation Between thas world And the world beyond But there IS a spot of sun God reachlng to any who wlll accept What a dismal prison Thus world would be lf there were not a sure passage To a place of light peace and love In Memory of Kame Matsudo Written by Sharon Cook 10 7 80 We sang of death How could we know You were on Its threshold? 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