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

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1982 volume:

REMEMBRANCER 1 982 Walnut Hills High School 3250 Victory Pkwy., Cincinnati, Ohio 45207 Volume 80 Gaiiy bedight A gallant Rmfghi, In gunshine and in shadow, Had journuyed lung, Sirggitg a song, In search of Eldorado. But he grew old h This knight so bold - And der his heart a shadow Fell as he found No spot of ground That looked like Eldorado. pu- ., . . , ,, '1. as; m5; Sii'uf'sth h railvn hzn' m 10?. Ha :nci a pin :11 Shaw'w 7 HSha w, HVJI'IL'LJ L '1 hi A: be 7 This and mi :ldu 130'9 1 1. 11 12 13 14 k'Oer the Mountains 01' the Momy Down the Vailey of the Shadow Ride, boldly ride, The shade replied. - h'lf you $861k fur EIdL'MdLlO.H 7 Edgar Allan Poe 16 7 912 Ill!!! XXIX J1 17 . L w wfoimmw 4 s9$ Table of Contents WEE m FILW 2O 74 ' 122 132 152 200 236 'a '8. ls .l I g wiik. uBand ten hut, forward match,1 With this command the Walnut Hills marching band began its competitions and half-time performances. The per- formances which the audience saw were the culmination of many long hours of practice which began the previous summer. All of the members of the band and drill team attended a one week summer camp in West Virginia near the end of August. The Walnut Hills Marching Band participated in a variety of competi- tions and halfwtime performances. The band had a successful season e plac- ing second in the Norwood band com- petition, finishing an overall fifth in Music Bowl IV, a top quality competi- tion, and finally, winning the Presi- dentts Cup at the UC Homecoming Parade. After a long grueling season of blood, sweat, tears, blisters and frozen fingers, it all came to an end after the Roger Bacon game. The final band highlight was the annual party which was held this year aboard the Chaperone Party Boat. 24 - Activities Activities 25' Ehotography Club 5. a 0, oaoo Ix O 0 ' I G 9. f ...' E O 0 A IN I 04-3 w J3 , , ,. -- , .30; 7 . 0 0 P: K 6-090 . . ri 12'. , xxx , r' '5 - 7. - 1i. 4; Jan l J a Stage Cre .V ? 0' 26 Activities Harvard Model U. N. Harvard Model United Nations is one of the more prestigious political organizations at Walnut Hills. A delegation of select dipiomatic individuals fly to Beston where they Join a horde of students from far away places. They assume the roles of world leaders and pretend to solve the woridis problems. A good time is had by all and interesting issues are raised though few real prob- lems are solved This yeax's delegation included three veterans of other HMUNis. three rookies and our pal and leader Roger Larch iwho did, by the way yell greetings with us to Steve and Cheri from a twelfth floor hotel roomJ Besides the scheduled activlties this year's delegates enjoyed other things such as watching neat movies on cable television and searching high and low for Cheri who always seemed to be missing. All In all, weire going to miss Boston and the intimacy of communing with two thousand screamv ing pseudodlpiomats. At Left iL-Ri: Adviser Roger Lerch, Laurie Peck, John Krug. Steve Bove, Lawrence Shaplro, Cheri Brooks. J on Meyer. Below tfrom lower tighti: Shani Rammelsberg, Victor Lee, Bryan Bryant. Mike Wilson, Chapman Todd, Advisors Larry Pollack and Dan Gillett, Rachel Shocket. Ruth Goldman, Ginny Kessis. Youth 1n City Government Activities u 27 ORCHESTRA 28 - Activities INTERNATIONAL CLUB yaw -..- 1- :3- AEpImF-Hr. W: ' j l g 1, ;h'.,1: This year several exchange students visited Walnut Hills. The students were sponsored by organizations including the American Field Service and the Youth for Understanding programs. Funds and sup- port for these student exchanges came from the efforts of the International Club. The In- ternational Club contains representatives from each third period class. Together they sponsor an annual magazine drive with outstanding successe In addition, on February 5th, many exchange students from the Greater Cincinnati area made presenta- tions at the school. u-Rk Francesca Pispisa :- Italy, Carmen Quinonez - Paraguay, Olivier Grignard - Belgium, Lisa Mills - New Zealand. Missing: Vania Maria Falconi. Activities e 29 South Pacific PRODUCTION STAFF Director ................................................................ Mrs Vickie Welsh Choral Director ............................................................ Mr. Ben Basone Orchestra Director .......................................................... Mr. Dan Rumer Technical Director .......................................................... Mr. Bert Becker Assistant Director ................................... . .................... Sarah Stauderman Senior Stage Manager ......................................................... Maeve Quinn Junior Stage Manager ........................................................ Amy Hotchkiss Rehearsal Assistant .......................................................... Kara Mackley Choreography ................................................. Kay Wolfiey, Marla Greenstein Technical Coordinator ..................................................... Steve Luebkeman Light Director ........................................................... Naomi Rolhenburg Sound Engineer ............................................................. Jason Springer Coslumes ...................................................................... Lee Ligon Set Design .............................................................. Sarah Stauderman This yeafs Senior High Musical was Roger's and Hammersteink South Pacific. Under Vicki Welsh,s expert direction, the show was a fabulous success. With the strong support of vocal Director Ben Basone and Orchestra Director Daniel Rumer, Mrs. Welsh managed to guide the huge cast through two and one-half months of strenuous rehearsals culminating with a conclusion through an unprecedented push of publicity, including a performance on Fountain Square and two performances for elementary and high schools. The play managed to become the most successful show in the memories of its audiences and it showcased the talent of Walnut Hills, students. 30 Activities x CAST . Ellen Bosco ..... Lols Bertram , Pte. Victor Jerome ........... Abner . . . Luther BlIlis . . LL Buzz Adams . . . Ens. Rita Adams . . Ens. Connie Walewska ..... Nellie Forbush t . Bob McCaffrey Brian Crow , . . . . Hamilton Steeves Julie Emden . . . . . . Ens. Cora Macrae Paul Flaspohler ...... Sgt. Thomas Hassinger Leo Fontana . . . Charley Frank ............ Pte. Sven Larson Diane Gard ................ DanceqNurse Joe Galvin . . ..... Jerome Lisa Galvin . . . Dinah Murphy Francis Baker ..... Leslie Barnes ..... Andrew Berghausen Chip Bender ...... Ike Binfoni Ill . Brad Bortz . . , . Melissa Braun . Christine Carey . Elizabeth Cook . . Ricky Crawford Commander Bill Harbison Marla Greenstein . Kevin Greenwood . . Olivier Gringard . Jackie Grupp . . . Megan Hawgood . . Kerrie Henderson , . DancedNurse Captain George Bracket! ....... Frank Ballenger . . . Ens. Sue Yaeger . Virginia Lelstschmidt . Lt. Genevieve Marshall Martha Hoffman ..... Ens. Pamela Whitmore Katie Hunter ................ Cynthla Revel Karen Husman ....... Ens Janet MacGregor Allen Karpe ..... Lt Joseph Cable, U.S.M.C. Wendy Kombkin . Michelle Lynsky , Kim McMullen . Tina Mitchell . . Lori Murphy . . . David Perlstein . . . John Powers . . . . Lori Rosekrans Gary Riffle ....... Vickie Roth ....... Elliot Shapiro . Amy Snyder . . Emilie Stafford . A . . Tom Stork ....... Mary Symes . . David Thomas Jim Thomas . Adrian Thump Rose Tojo , . . . Kay Wolfey . . . Ben Yamaguchi . . . ..... Ens. Betty Pm .. . Helen Rioch . . , Bloody Mary . Katherine Ross . , . Dancer Nurse . . Emile De Becque Seabee Morton Wise ..... Nellie Forbush ..... Professor , . Rebecca Starr ......... Marcel Ens. Bessie Noonan ........ Ens, Lisa Minelli . . . . Seaman Tom O'Brian ...... Miriam Wood .......... .J. Stewpot . Yeoman Herbert Quale ............. Henry ........ Llat . DancewNurse ........ Emile De Becque Activities - 31 $iwdcgmft Cgmgmsw CiopkMse from right Adirllorz Mrs. Mathews; Phat Tenn Officers: Vice President Chlp Bender, Iteasurer Deiha Douglas, Clerk- Parliam'entarian Elltdt Shapiro. Presi- dent Jon Mayen-SecondT'QM 0f Heats: Vice Pxesldent Jeff Miller, 'Clekaariiamentatian Elliot Shapiro, Prebgidenk Chip Bender; Consume Members: Pal: Member: Hrom iqpl Sherry Klein, Bryan Bryant. Becky Carpenter. Missing: Becky 312nm; 32 - Activities MGDD61C$UMQ Hwb ijJA. :5 a .. Pu...m...wa Activities 33 34 a Activities As usual, P-Nuts was a tribute to the youthful and creative abilities-of the junior class. The horses were the epitome of good taste and eti- quette. Long hours were spent writing the script wmany of them in my bedroom to come up with a story about old people in a nursing home. The shows were enjoyed by one and all Especially by the debris throwing lastnightw crode wq-fg - AI ' 1'; Co-heads: Cheryl Rave, Sally Rose. Director: J ulie Emden Assistant: Lee Ligon Stage Manager: Anne Pelley Musical Director: Amy Snyder Assistant: Dan Seta House Manager: Hillary Middlekauff Technical Director: Naomi Rothenburg Costumes: Arny Straus Business Manager: Mindy Gard Prog'ramfPuincity: Cathy Randall, Kit Richards Adviser: Jim Byerly Activities - 35 BHSKET CRSES WRITTEN, DIRECTED, AND PRODUCED BY THESPIAN ALLEN KARPE 36 Activities no 5. ' VI Adivities - 37 Richard Sander. Cindy von Bargen, Mike Rachel, Olivia Halts, Melanie Wilson, Stuart Wheaton. Ron Thomas, Karen Hadley, Randy Hamlin. Gary Strauss, Marc Werthheim. Elaine Hardy, Jane Davison. Ellie Davison. Sarah Mark. Erika Puch, Don Evans, Sebastian Faison, Patricia Bosley, Gina Britten, Jay Bucheim, Don Snellenberg, Harold Snellings, Tracy Moss Dya Patton, Keisha Scott, Gerald Wilson, Cathy Bennett, Arnetta Parker. Ursala Oxley, Mandy Hayhow, Carroll Vargas, Christina Papayiannis, JeH Dine, Jennifer Gmmmm. EDITIPUTEPI CLUB 38 ! Activities CHOIRS P Activities - 39 D m c d O M 41 s e m .N t C A The highlight of this yearhs fall was October with a multitude of activities. Homecoming featured the second an- nual pig kissing events but with a strange new twist. The nClass of eighty-two was evident in the top hat and champagne of their float. The younger class was not lucky enough to find a trailer thus farcing bearers into service. Meanwhile the games con- tinued with the final victory going to a bunch of brash youngsters. Halloween bxought out the usual groupies, hoodlums and weirdos. All in all, Pm looking forward to next fall with baited breath. In a flash development, Farmer Dave Bibee's pig Black Beauty turns on him much to the crowd's amusement. 42 h Activities Activities 43 BROTHERHOOD WEEK Brotherhood Week, the main project of Students Incorporated. was actually the second and third weeks of February. Under Student Inc. president Marilyn Oldhamts expert direct tinn. a wide range of events were planned, designed to Empmve understanding between dil- ferent peoples. During assemblies, speakers Ken Biackwell, David Mann, and Leslie Isaiah Gaines advised Walnut Hills students to work hard, recognize the needs of others and become involved members of the community. Most appreciated were Gaines pithy comments admonishing: don't rap if you cantt read and work on your aptitude, not your raptitude. In addition. profiles of famous black people were presented over the PA. and a group of Walnut Hills gospel singers performed. Although some doubted the effectiveness of these kinds of activities in that they draw distinctions between blacks and whites, it seems quite im- portant that everyone understand the ideas and needs of others. 44 h Activities Students Incorporated Students Incorporated is the new name for the Black Cultural Workshop. The organization is responsible for activities that main- tain ethnic culture. It's biggest pro- ject was Black History and Brotherhood week during February. Sponsor Fran Murdock mm Front Row: Sharon Williams. Karen Jennings, Marilyn Oldham, Jamie Earley, Beverly Hath, Angela Jordan; Second Row: Mrs. Fran Murdock, Christal Johnson, Jennifer Hill, April Howard, Heather Jason, Patrice Dickerson. Kathy Prilchetl, Carla Giles, Tiffany Hinton, Angela Williams. French club Le cercle francais n, a que deux buts: crc'eer des amitit'as et des liens, fat fourmir ur'Ie occasion aux fran- cophiles et aux francophones de se rizunir iat dk'etre francs. :10 Front Row: Lynelle Kerstine, Meagan Sistrunk, Lisa McDaniels, Alex Licis, Julie Numann; Second Row: Lisa Burke, Allison Story, Brad Payne, Mrs. Cohan, J eff Miller, Tracey Moss, J ulie Ballinger, Third Row: Karen Dine, Tracy Ducovna, Janet Gervers, Heather Prescott. Rena thman, Beth Oghler, Linda Gervers, Judith Spitz, Barry Lawrence, Ilana Sobei, Caroline Karlen, Kathleen Bennett, Back Row: Melinda Moore, David Morrison, Amy Metzger, Jeff Dine, Ginny Kessis, Jenny Carpenter. Ken Russet, Ertc Christenson. Wendy Korobkin, Eve Chin. Activities 45 46 - Activities NEWS EDITORS Laurie Peck Da vid Upson STAFF David Glueck Marla Greenslein Beth Hafier Hannah Kahn Nick Moore Elliot Shapiro Amy Straus EDITORIAL COORDINATORS Steve Bove Charles Middlekauff STAFF Davad Beran Rene Bove Chris Eurrell Tom Stein Sam Kramer J on Meyer Charles Ogg David Rosenthal ADVISOR Ms. Margaret Guemert EDITORS John C, Krug Louis D. Proietti FEATURES EDITORS Cheri Brooks Nina Shapiro STAFF Wes Adams Mark Gettys J ackie Grupp Barbara Harris Roderick O'Flaherty Denise Roberts Bari Venn B USINESS MANAGER Steve Luebkeman DISTRIBUTION HEAD Sharri Rammelsberg STAFF Michael Heines ART STAFF Ed Lerer David Mark Bill Warkany SPORTS EDITORS David Fisher Mark Newman STAFF J I'm Abbott Tony Barnes Mike Barron Hollis Borders Alan Cohen Pam Harmon Robyn Williams PHOTOGRAPHY HEADS Rick Lefton Robert Wyler STAFF Mike Ba rron David Fisher Ed Lerer Jeff Luchs Kenny Moore John Weisberg ADVERTISING STAFF Michael Heines Henrietta Wright Vicki Miller Laura Van Ginkel 7 I nu;r1....lnpy'vV..u.ulnr.5l1m-YMH'FJH na-unn-nupuIIIIl-au-Iuv' nnu-..-u-o-Im-u..,nnpal.Lunhdumnwu.mwwvgus tgvii' aitinkuuuw Features editors Nina Shapiro and Cheri Brooks. Louis, John and Steve show the dignity of their respective positions. Activities 47 ANYTHING GOES 48 - Activities Anything Goes, Again! This year in addition to the usual theatrical productions, there were severa'l unusual happenings at Walnut Hills. A traveling troupe of Israeli dancers danced exotic dances through the hallowed halts. A group of wandering gypsies disguised themselves as junior high students and performed their traveling show at elementary schools throughout Cincinnati. In addition to these groups assorted other personages made their appearance Charlie Chaplin, Groucho Marx, Zero Mostel and W. C. Fields gave benefit performances with proceeds going to the Support Ancient Comedians Fund. Special guest poets Vergil and Petrarch held poetry readings on the com- mons. A little known Russian circus set up its tents on the circle and gave a number of performances to delighted students. A favorite was the lion that allowed Mr. Shepherd to put his head inside its cavernous mouth. Also in the cavalcade of cultural phenomena were a band of minstrels, three fortune tellers and a special group art show by Rembrandt, Picasso and Raphael. To finish off the year on a happy note, The Rolling Stones were the featured group at Prom. Activities e 49 50 Activities National Achievement Semi-finalists National Achievement Semi-Finalists tL-Rk Lynne Herring, Judi Powell; Missing: Ernestine Moore. National Achievement Commended Students Hint Pictutedk Thomas Allen, Richard Crawford, Suzanne Cutter, Sidney Davis, Paul Gibson, Byron Hill, Rosa Hunter, Holly Jason, Ayalah Moshay, Spencer Rowe, Craig Whistler, David Wilks, Angela Williams, Lawanda Young. National Merit Semi-finalists 335;? v if. v5-5 National Merit Semi-Finlliltl m-lh Front Row: Judi Powell, Iaurie Goldman, Sarah Daniels, Linda Wang, Manha Hoffman, Laurie Ruwe; Back Row: Davl: Kleinman, David Glueck, Eric Christianson, Lawrence Shapiro, Leslie Spitz; Missing: Sean Rome National Merit Commended Students Not Picturedk Taylor Edwards, Mark Fain, Albert Frydland, Cynthia Hofstetter, Joseph Judge, John Krug, Jolly Li, Nar cy Meredith, Jonathan Meyer, Edward Michelini, Charles Middlekauff, Stephen O,Connor, Jeffrey Poliner, Louis Proietti, Steven Reichert, Duane Sears, Nina Shapirc Thomas Stein, Duffy Vaughan, Timothy Waidmann, Robert Wyler. Math Team 4'10 Front Row: Mrs. Hubbard, Joe Hazen, Laurie Goldman. Sarah Daniels, Joliy LI, Tim Waldman, Mindy Kirschner, Eve Chin; Second Row: Mrs. Macintyre, Bob Wyler, John Lowry, Rad Smith, Mike Wison, lsaac Newton, Brad Payne, Albert Frydland, Eric Christensen, Dan Glueck, Joe Ritter, Albert Moore, Sherri Ramv melsberg, Melinda Moore, Cindy Hofstetter, Daphna Enzer; Third Row: Paul Globitz, David Glueck, Lee Ligon, Kit Richards, Cathy Randall, Jeff Miller, Bryan Bryant, Jeff Poliner, Duane Sears, Dan Statman; Back Row: Suzanne Cutter, Linda Want, Charles Lerner, Rachel Shocker, Todd Sotagata, David Kleinman, Ron Trimble. Mining: Charles Mlddlekauff, David Upson, Cindy Meyn. With participation expanded to three state and national leagues, the 1981-82 Math Team solved a lot of problems. And solved them all well, too - a first place in the Rose Hulman Contest. Wow! The big project was the first Walnut Hills Invitational Math Tournament. Ofw ficers Sarah Daniels, Jolly Li, Linda Wang, and Todd Satogato and advisers Ms. Hubbard and Ms. Maclntyre led the group in formulating problems, fund raising, and organization. Activities - 51 Bookroom Workers Muscles abounding, the Book Room Workers lift, transport, and tote text books all around Walnut. They supply teachers with books for their classes and keep track of Walnutas grande underground iibrary. Student Store The Student Stoke, run by three dedicated seniors, serves the Walnut Hills student body as a source for the purchase of books and sup- plies. Veterans of three years, Gail, Alice, and Frank enjoy their jobs as Hentrepeneurs and hope to use their experience this year as a spr- ingboard for future employment. I s. 4:. Eagles Athleiticd Service 52 - Activities JAZZ BAND VISUAL AI- s 5 qfw - $, - L -A 5-5S -x 13W ,A'chnw Nux es .. a if 'z Mb; X j x- 1 3 11f! E 1,4, : . E J ix 3 5 31 v; ; z a r , :X v Activities - 53 Leslie Barnes, Bryan Bell, David Beran. Ike Biniord. Brian Bryant, Jenny Carpenter. Denise Cissel, Mishelle Decker, Michael Dautscher, Dietra Douglas, Kim Eby, Donna Edwards, David Flagg, Ari Buchwald, Charlie Frank. Rick Geller, Randy Greene, Crystal Harrison. Ray Healey, Michael Heines, Amy Hotchkiss, Lynette Houston, Frank Kraus, Barry Lawrence, Judy Levim-ad. Alex Lisis. Lee Ann Ligor, Lee Ligon, Lisa Lowensteln, Martha Lustik, Robbie Meyn, Amy Miller, Jenifer Neale, Julie Nemann, Marilyn Oldham, Rod OTIaherty, Cary OReily, Rick Pollack, Heather Prescott, Cathy Randall, Chris Richardson, Elliot Shapiro. Geoff Schlering, Mimi Smith, Roger Smith, Sarah Snyder. Tullan Spitz, Betty Swianik, Tara Swing, Jon Temple, Michael Vega 54 - Activities Lililgliigga rJ l'l'EJJPLV F ' 3:3 A : ,- ;'n1-'$ I Beatles Chib -ai The members of the Science Fiction club are a group of people interested in Science Fiction and related phenomena. The club's activities include films, guest speakers, and discussions. The club would like to thank its adviser, Ms. Draper, for all of her help. tL-Rk J. Temple. M. McNealy. B. Mchght. E. Davis, K. Greenwood, H. Forusz, E. Furstee, D. White E. Christianson, T. White. J. Tipper. E. Charlton, V. Jones, J Sutton. The Chess Team had another extremely sucr cessful season. Important tournament victories included the Fairmont West Team Tournament in Dayton, the Cincinnati League and Open tournaments, and the State championship. Both the varsity and reserve teams won their divisions in the Cincinnati High School League. Gem: J. Laudat, M. Kaplan, B. Wyler, A. Gibbs, Ge Russell, J. Glenn, A Moore, D. Glueck, Re Pollack, L. Pollack, K. Boyer, H. Bystritsky, J7. Scanto, M, Gazaway. D, Wesleye Activities .. 55 F orensic Societ The 1982 Forensic Teamts season began at the Bronx High School . , - , j ' ' V Jr F'; of Science invitational tournament in New York City. During and after the tournament the team enjoyed the Manhattan area. The next month the team under the competent leadership of Betsy Shank went to tour- naments at St Francis High School in Toledo and the Cathedral of Learning on the Pittsburg University campus. Once again Walnut Hills hasted a novice speech and debate tourna- ment which 15 schools from the tri-state area attended. In addition, the debate team sponsored an exciting taikathon in order to raise funds to attend major competitions. in order to raise funds to attend major competitions. At the end of the season the best competitors in each category par- ticipated in the district tournaments which qualified participants for the state and national toumaments. Commented one senior, uIt was one heck of a season. . h ; ii -1 Vanity Forensic. Team tL-IU Front Row: Jon Wigser, Bob Wyler; Buck Row: Jon Meyer, Larry Pollack, Charles Middlekauff; Mining: Sarah Cogdell, Tom Stein, Cheri Brookst +44 si- 7; 5Q :1 x +0 Debate Team Members tL-ID: Karen Dine tDebateL Robert Wyler Warsity DebateL Kevin Greenwood tleJ, Sarah Cogdell Warsity DebateL Caroline Karlen M.EJ, Jon Meyer Warsity Extemp and LDJ, Bill Warkany Warsity Extempt, David Morrison tDebateL Jeffrey Dine tDebateL Jon Lieberman tDebateL Charles Middlekawc Warsity Debatet, Cheri Brooks Warsity LDJ, Betsy Shank tCoachL Missing: Les Chard Narsity Debatet, Steve OtConnor Narsity LE. and LDJ, Larry Pollack Wazsity Debatet, Tom Stein Warsity Extemp and LDJ, Jon Wigser Warsity Debatet, Todd Taylor tDebateL Garrett Kelly tDebateL Monica Ibarra tDebateL Sheryl McClung tDebateL Rhoda Tiltord tDebateL Tiffani Ray UEJ, Lynn Kolde .131, John Mulvey tDebateL Steve Newbem tDebateL Louis Waddle tDebatet. 58 T Activities Pep Club I ' 7 i ' .. ' mm Front Row: J. Irvin, T. Smith, C. Boner. G. . - O'Donnel. T. Bowman, M. Daniels; Second Row: : - a ' . C. Moore, R Huriy, G. Hillman, D Otis, A Brown, ' .'. ' , M. Evans, 1. Thompson; Third Row: L. Young, C. Allen, K. Brooks. A, Hilton, K. Moore, A. Bland, Y. Dorsey, Back Row: Mr. Allen, G. Kennedy. Big Brothers and Big-glsters 9i amlw Front Row: Jane Mills, Emily Costello, Cathy Eoller; Second Row: Chris Co-heads Judi Powell and Charles Middlekauft Bollef, Linda Wang kaptainL Chris Carey; Missing: Laurie Goldman, Sarah Stauderman, Judi Powell. Carla Thomas. Activities 59 JR. HIGH DRILL TEAM II II II II:- i:!?-!:'g'li-.';L'.!:I IIII I I I III I I I I ! I I II II II I u. to rJ Front Row: Kim Eby, Kathy Hodge, Pam Ganschow, Middle. Row: Beth Reed, Amy Drasnin, Wendy Stewart, Lauren Harris, Theresa Steven; son, Shannon Campbell. Back Row: Leigh Robin- son, Rebecca Errgang, Kelly Huston, Libby Meunier, Sheryl McClung, Kris Kokoeper, Shelly Trundle, Missing: Jennifer NealeI Tullan Spitz, Sara Gillman, Sara Snyder. Student Advisers: Marla Greenstein, Ridgely Ficks, Holly Mundon. Sawmill Graderu Kate Blumberg, Allison Bove, Christina Diamond, Erik Diekmeyer, Catherine Dunn, Lisa Eby, Lara Frost, Esther Georgeton. Susan Glueck, Ellen Goddard, Jonathan Habjan, Rachel Hall, David Highsmith, Jon Haneck, Tonya Howard, Gregory Kissel, Sarah Krug, William Leach, Jefirey Leftwich, Pam Mayers, Terry Meyers. Andrea Mikuiic, Todd Month. Barbara Powers, Wendy Rosekrantz, Mimi Rosenheim, An- na Sher, Sonya Scbiesky, Vanessa Sterling, Stephanie Turner. Angela Wiethe, Camille Wilson. Gwen Wittenbaum. Eighth Gradeln: Katherine Bodmer, James Delays, Betty George, Rebecca JenikeI Gavin Meredith, Katherine Musslo, Julie Myers, David Roeder. Melinda Ryan, Tamar Sirkin, Kimberly Stalnaker, Jennifer Steele, Jennifer Thacker, Jennifer Variand, Stephanie Verkamp. Brian Warren. 60 - Activities Descending stairs. Left diagonal: Lesiie Spitz. Sharon Tye, Sally Brown, Lisa Schiering, Shelly Sherman, Sarah Stauderman, Lawanda Young. Right diagonal: Jenniier Johnston, Alice Vander Noort, Renee Berger, Holly Jason, Sharyl Barnes. Emily Stafford, Barb Dechter. U. to m Mrs. Frehse, Mrs. Hogue. Ftont Row: Judi Powell, Linda Wang, Elizabeth White. Jamie Early. Back Row: Beth Warren, Lori Whitehead, Rachel Smith, Carol Stuckey, Lori Rosekrantz. Miss- ing: Sarah Cogdell, Activities - 61 Sports 62 Varsity Cheerleaders -41, Front Row: Brad Bortz, Susie Cohen, Mimi Warm, Julie Emden, Linda Wang, Emily Stafford. Steve Hirsch; Back Row: Suzanne Cutter, Julie Goddard, Lisa Schiering, Holly Sulek, Alison Whaley, Shary Barnes. mmmam-mw Reserve r' L .7 g L L I Cheerleaders 0210 Front Row: Debbie Malta, Carla Walker. Tara Swing, Lori Miller, Amy Mayfield, Teresa Kennedy. Melissa Pigg, Ellen Slauson, Paul Flashpohler; Back Row: Teri Cohen, Anne James. Freshman Cheerleaders .40 Front Row: Ellen Schreiber. Amy 123$ a ' Brooks, Melanie Meyer, Jenny Toepker. Tracy . , a a . I J... a a , a Weiss, Sheri Harris, Ann Miller, Donna Dom- 4 Ir 1 W I hi !. V :14 ' '31! I E: N WV bush, Beth Sulek, Brandy Burt. , Jni .- .v , 'l , - 1 x ' '51? ' rn; UL h I. I , L, , . , n. A .1 v1 Activities - 63 Every year the Walnut Hills Hi-Y club traverses the long and dusty 100 mile road to Columbus, Ohio to par- ticipate in Mock Legislative and Judicial sessions spon' sored by the Ohio Y.M.C.AA organization These sessions last over three days and are grueling, yet fondly remembered by each of the twenty delegates. flu: Jon Leiberman, Satah Cogdell, Stuart Frankel, Charles Middlekauff, Chris Burreil, David Upson, Steve Baker, Pele Krug, Debbi: Maltz, Mike Moskowitz. Renee Bove Missing: Tricia Renner, Dan Seta. Steve Bove. Mike Barron. Bill Warkany. John Krug. Mike Heines. Jr. Council on World Affairs ant Row arm: Jackie Grupp, Cheri Brooks, Lawrence Shapiro, Laurie Peck, Kit Richards, Shani Rammelsburg. Back Row: Chris Bur- rell' Dan Seta, Elliot Shapiro, Steve Bova Sherry Klein, Sharon Kalman, Melanie Hahn. Rob DysarL Adviser Roger Lerch. 64 Activities SUMMfl GUM thlfllElE Front Row m-IU: Jolly Li, Chatles Lerner. 2nd Row: Patricia Kohler, Irene Heimberg. Judith Powell, Laurie Gddman, Linda Wang. Sarah Daniels. Danid Gillett, Jonathan Meyer, David Kleinman Back Row: Taylor Edwards, Rubert Wyler, Renee Berger. Nina Shapiro, John Krug, Lawrence Shapiro. Melinda Moore, Eve Chin, David Glueck, An- thony Reyes. Missing: Cynthia Hoisleader, Leslie Spill 4 LL; I 'liiill Front Row Gka Sarah Cogdell, David Perlstein. Sharon Kalman. Luuns Proieni. Back Row: Charles Middlekauff, Larry Pollack, Sherry Klein. Bob Wyler. Missing: Steve Bove. Chip Bender. Jon Mevcr. Activities 7 65 THE SALT MINER PRICE 2'56 A SCHOLASTIC .IOLFRNAL ISSUE 1, 1 WALNUT HILLS HIGH SCHOOL There exists a need for a journal which asks why and how rather than telling whaL where. and when. The Salt Miner is such a jnurnal. It is an open opportunity to gain insight into each nther's thoughts. feelings. and dreams. It repre- sents a chance to communicate in print and. thus. to develop each other's tolerance for new or different ideas and to much each other'slives in a personal. but universal. sense. It has been said that sociology is the realization that one's troubles and problems are not individual. Those who seek answers must strive to communicate accurately; for the only way good answem are obtained is through the combined input and analysis of many. When individuals raise ques- tions that many share they must stretch their minds to understand other's views. Through the written word. a potentially numerous audi- ence can be exposed to equally numerous new ideas and questions. A forum for writing can act as a catalyst. It can cause people to question each ptheris answers and ideas. It can generate interest which causes people to formulate new ideas and answers. Hence. the creation 01' the Salt Miner. This year, The Saltminer, an iiunderground newspaper mad the same name from a time of greater liberal activity at Walnut Hiiis, January, 1982 Thisjournal is not meant to be a time machine that. transports the reader back into the 1960's. It is true that much of the activity in the 1960's has a desperate.1ingering appeal for the idealist today. Yet. there is something new hanging in the air. Many of the members of the Sesame Street Generation are waking up - not in the anti-everything 60.5 sense, but in a new. per- haps more constructive wayi Applause, ap- plause . . .Jife is our cause seems to apply more to the young people of the 80's than to the adoV lescents 0f the 605. The Salt Miner is a re- Hection of this new constructive. intellectual change. In this journal questions will be ex- pressed which are as old as time itself. Like nther generations. our generation is attempt- ing to discover real answers tn these questions. We chose to do so in a thoughtful intellectual fashion. The Salt Miner is a tremendous experiment; It is clay in any cnntributnris hands. It is up to the contributors to shape iL to stretch the clay in all directions. We are here tn learn from each other. We are allowed to write. as Virginia Woolf did. undeniable. everlasting. contradic- tory things 2 its appearance at Walnut Hills. A revival of a radical leaflet of the paper was designed to give any senior high student an op- portunity to express his or her views on virtually any subject. Those submitting articles plus a Care of segiors r2? teBd::::s which articies should go into each issue. The Core members, who organized and printed the paper. are Wes A aims: errE r . , Sieve Bove, Franz Jantzen, Andrew Hathaway and Steve O,Connor. The Saitminer was recognized by the Quel'nnatit 3:21:13: with a quarter page story and Core picture on the front page of the Metro section. Hopefully, The Saltmmer is on 5; an m 1 of the inteHectua! efforts to be made by Walnut Hills students in the future. 66 e Activities IT IS WELL TO KNOW THAT WRITERS ARE MAGICIANS. Kathy Toepker ............................................ Editor Eric Watt Forste ..................................... '. . . . Support Jeff Miller ............................................. Stimulant Franz J antzen ......................................... Consuitant AndrewHathaway.....................: ................... Critic Mark Gettys ............................................ Follower Leslie Spitz ............................................ Auxiliary Ann Karlen ............................................ Confrere Anne Moser ...................................... Silent Observer Chip Bender ...................................... Representative Rena Frohman .................................... Dimpled Novice Janet Gervers ...................................... Mild Objector Terri Glenn ........................................ Moral Support Brad Payne ............................................ Operator Activities - 67 Madwoman of Chaillot Directed by Vicki Welsh THE CAST MARIE, THE WAITRESS ..... Allison Guttman THE LITTLE MAN ............... Rick Geller THE PROSPECTOR ............ Robert Klein THE PRESIDENT .............. Barry Myers THE BARON ................ Olvier Grignard TH ERESA .................... Cheri Brooks THE STREET SINGERS ..... Devorah Levinrad Michelle Lynsky THE FLOWER GIRL ........... Leslie Barnes THE RAGPICKER ............... Gary Riffle PAULETTE .................. Lisa McDaniel THE DEAF-MUTE .............. John Powers IRMA ......................... Kay Wolfley THE SHOELACE PEDDLER . . . . Kara Mackley THE BROKER .............. Barry Lawrence THE STREET JUGGLER ......... Matt Rabold DOCTOR JADIN ............... John Lowry MADWOMAN OF CHAILLOT . . . . Sarah Dodd Stauderman THE DOORMAN ................ Brian Crow THE POLICEMAN ........... Paul Flaspohler PIERRE ..................... Rick Crawford THE SERGEANT .............. David Weber THE SEWERMAN .............. Daniel Seta MME. CONSTANCE ........... Carla Thomas MLLE. GABRIELLE ............... Bari Venn MME. JOSEPHINE ............ Heather Hines PRESIDENT, NUMBER TWO . . . Paul Nienaber E PRESIDENT, NUMBER THREE ........ Adrian Thompkins PRESS AGENTS ............... Fred Merritt Elliot Shapiro LADIES ..................... Nora Marrero Sally Rose ADOLPHE BERTAUT ...... Andy Berghausen Mike Henderson TECHNICAL STAFF: STAGE MANAGER ............ Maeve Quinn SENIOR SET DESIGNERfADVISOR OF ESTHESIS .......... Sarah Dodd Stauderman JUNIOR SET DESIGNElVTECHNICAL ADVISOR ...................... Bryan Bell LIGHTING DESIGNEIVTECHNICIAN . . Naomi Rothenberg STAGE CREW ................... Bryan Bell Beth Oehler Duffey Vaughn Entire Cast Crystal Harrison Albert Frydland Michael Singer STAGE MANAGEWADVISOR ....... Mr. Bert Becker ASSISTANT DIRECTOR ....... Kara Mackley 68 Activities Activities 7 69 Clockwise from above: 1. Editors in the cockpit. 2. Advisor: Wylie Ferguson, III. 3. The Rem Staff in coach. 4. Sgction Editors in first class. 70 - Activities km ' w . 42- :3 Activities: Mike Heines. Hillary Middlekauff, Devorah Levinrad, Davld Seniors: tant Bond Editor Beth Haffer, Barb Dechter, Elizabeth White, Andrew Hathaway. Perlshain, Editor Lawrence Shapiro. Beth Schwartz. Missing: Franz Jantzen. mack RouO David Perlstein. Irvetta McMurtrm Mark Gettys. Mining: Dan Gillett ,' x Sports: Editor Stuart Frankel. Chapman Todd, Jon Weisberg, David Upson, Renee Bove. Advertisements: Jami Schwartz, Elliot Shapiro, Teri Heines. Mining: Undetclau: Shelly Remen, Tracy Ducovna, Mary Kay Kraft. Mining: Editor Sally Rose. Karen Sandy Bolek, Teri Newman, Teri Ullner. Schneider. Activities - 71 Staff: Even though we usually didn,t show it, we still appreciate all the hard work and dedication you put into this book. This annual, a chapter in our lives, is as much yours as it is ours. We know you will miss the late nights at Sherrgfs: what will you do on Mondays and Thursdays? However, ware sure ymfll make better use of your time: so will we. Love always, 3903,5hWBO-4f .1 r-;:r1'.- I 17 - u H8 - Photographers: u-IU Andrew Hathaway, Laurie Goldman, Jon Weisberg, Lawrence Shapiro, Portrait of an Artist as a Young Man: Mark Gettys, cover designer. David Upson, Bob Wyler. Missing: Franz Jantzen. 72 - Activities Activities 7 73 76 football-football- football-footb mama : I11! Q9 N If; mT-er. mum um I mu; - MW 1: 87 VII: $31 3.3 .d 4mm -.mm- mm Imus IWE: .n '..,.. :9 WE? F 4U UIUBTEL 1. mm LL Front Row: William Dudley, Alvin Reed, Lee Nocheck, Randy Routt, Todd lngram, Arnotd Scott, Dave Deal, Rod Christman, Jeff Pressman, John Bowers, Thad Dawson; Second Row: Kelly Clement, Spencer Rowe, Bryan Allen, Ron Pleasant, Mark Sebron, Tim DeRossy, Darren Rieck, Don Graves, Lonnie Jones, Ralph Mundy, Mark Ferguson; Third Row: Jeff Jones, Marv Kitchen, Keith Grace, Jordan Lomas, Carl Hickman, Byron Hill, Jerome Harris, Darrel Brasey, Andy Waugh, Ken Faison. Andy Bmwu; Back Row: Greg Gerwe, Nathan Martel, John Winfrey, Mike Carr, Mike Caldwell. Jason Stargel, Ozie Davis, Lenny Pugh, Duerk Zinn, Louis Flaspohler, Kevin Pugh. v 1 Pm gonna rip and tear! i W n . Football's such a funny game. Zinn runs for the sidelines. - ' T .1 a i 'V . - I 1' I - I I . I : .- ' I'm a lean mean fighting machine. Is it time yet? Yes it's time. Sports 77 Say uncle. Cmon, take the picture already 24 - 36 - left, right Hike! 78 - Sports Army, Navy, Air Force, Football Reserve. Hey, you're out of step! Don't just stand there, do something Sports 79 Walts' words of wisdom. Kill the man with the ball. hit 'em high hit 'em low. 80 -- Sports SENIOR FDDTBHLL uuwu A1 ; L UT Spencer Rowe Mike Carr Darren Rieck Byron Hill min I... ru- I I:- l The seniors who played varsity football this year were quite a group of men. In the spring twenty three of the varsity players will graduate. Many of the players have , been playing on Walnufs football teams for several years. These veterans of the varsi- t s uad have ex erienced both the failures and successes of the football r0 ram. Duerk Zinn y q p p g m .. - Another important veteran on the Eagles team is varsity coach, Jack Campbell. Coach Jac-k Campbell NW N ' Campbell has been coaching the team for the past three years and has been a major . W WW a factor in the teamts performance. Good luck to all the seniors of 1982. . i tu picture - The REM Sports Staff .p c a not i not available available Keith Grace Ron Hill Lonnie Jones Marvin Kitchen Dave Deal Andy Brown Don Caldwell Sports - 81 1 WALNUT 31in . ; , WW5 a 'L-m Front Row: Steven O'Conner. Bruce Chaiken; Back Row: Neil Goldfarb. Shenan Murphy. J1 Riesenburg, John Power: Coach: Warren Rogers. Murphy scouts the field. O'Conner flanked by his team of caddies. Powers finds the fairway. c: c 1 1 ea c : 1 ea c 1 1 u: o 1 1 no G : III! 0 ca 0 1 1 ca 6 1 Ida m m 84 soccerosoccer-soccer-soccer-so rm Front Row: Scott Norman, Mark Witter, Todd Schrelbeis. Joel Varland, Aian Cohen, Brian Peskin, Todd Ingram, Dan Seta, Joe Reyes; Back Row: Coach Muro, Brian Gabel, Wes Adams, David Upson, Peter Krug. David Kallmeyer, Jeremy Fishbein. Robert Anson, Ron Whitfleld, Steve Stith, Jeffrey Napier. .........-. ...,, --. I- -- - . w :- -.-.......- .- - I .l I i F. . Summit Withrow Check out line. Seta with the slide Kallmeyer follows behind 1 just in case The 1981 varsity soccer season resulted in yet another PHSL championship for Walnut Hills, its seventh straight. Our 10-33 record was very good con- sidering our tough schedule and the youth of the team. We had only 5 seniors this year, the rest being juniors and sophomores. We were rated in the top 10 in the city throughout the season, and we finished at number 11. The season was a learning experience for everybody. Improvement during the season was very evident. The players were well spirited, hard working, and knew what had to be done. With 8 of the starting 11 back next year, I'm looking forward to a much better season for the team. Although the schedule will be much harder than this year, I feel the goals of the PHSL championship and the state tour- nament are within reach. Coach Muro Witter shows off for that crowd Sports - 85 The Eagle Has Landed. . w I. - I MID, , g Fishbeln shows his coolness The first one to the ball gets a Michelob Light. 86 - Sports Adams In the Adamk pose. The workout? Hey 'Olmesll Come on . . . just try It! Sports W 87 88 girls soccer-girls soccer-girls so m-ID Front Row: Monlca Seta, Nicki Upson, Hillary Middlekauff, Debbie Helnlen, Kimi Matsudo, Tamie Nubet, Moria Bell, Buff Applegate; Back Row: Coach Reyes, Rita Reyes, Katie McCarthy, Pam Harmon, Cindy Hofstater ko-captaini, Mimi Mosher, Chris Hamad, Amy Hatfield, Linda Huether ko-captaim. m hem. ma 7- W m . rkm-wnwimw haww Emmi. mew amgnm mm WMems vmgmeWW W n. ti,4mWw$X..I-J.w arm um-ux wwca: mqu-n's-w n vWT:ESQJnL-Lvt-Dlicxo t3 . , 9 I 3 V ' 3M1; 1i .2 . 35$ fWKgENUT53:,2gQWWQ$;y 'WALNUT 5 Walnut g W During the 1981 season, the Walnut Hills Varsity girls socter team has one of the finest records in the city. The team members played very We and reached the semi-finals in the Cincinnati West Sectional. Team play, individual skills, and dedication have all been important for this successful season. Three players made All-State. We look forward to an even bet- ter season next year. Coach Reyes .au Hey, take my picture Girls rap during half time. Cindy takes it In stride Sports - 89 90 reserve SOCCBI. reserve SOCCCI 41 H 2597mm WQ Hum Front Row: G. Shiering, M. Mann, K. Frazier, '1'. Stauderman, R. Dysart, J. Lips, M, Munier, R. Smith, C. Sullivan. Back Row: D. Webber, J. Pieper. DV Bucher, G. Gettys, S. Ried, P. Carson, A. Blumberg, C. Errgang, 5. Mohan. D. Vanderman, M. O'Herron. Coach GiGi ' a-m Front Row: Shelley Sirkin, Meg Condon, Second Row: Jenny Neal, Leigh Robinson, Laura Stith; Back Row: Lisa Brush, Kim Eby, Linda Sieber. Look up in the sky. Driving in for the score. VARSITY TEAM a:ln Front Row: Lisa Trefzger. C. Stokes, A. Adams; Back Row: Coach R. Christoph. B. Sutton, F. Pispasa, L. Mills, J. Arvin. The Walnut Hills Volleyball Team started off slowly this year; they played hard and tough, and remained a team even though their spoils were not as numerous as we would have lik- ed them to have been. The Eagles managed to salvage two wins by seasons end, and with a promising reserve team waiting in the wings, the Eagles should be a dominating force in the PHSL next year. RESERVE TEAM Ham: R. Carter, C. Pickering, J. Turner, T. Erbin, B. Sutton, NA, Coach Je Nolan. 58mm o neqtianon o ImqtianoA 91 0 N bogfs basketball. bogfs basketba Front Row 0- to m: Kevin McIntosh. J im Latham, Russell Towner. Carl Hickman Byron Hill. Leonard Pugh, Doug Greenstein. Missing: Coach Denny Duermil. . Back Row L to ID: Darrell Brase, Jeff Hilderbrand, Mike Strauss, Denny Duermit lectures the team. Lets groove tonight Hi MOM! !.I Walnut Hills penetrates Western Hills offense. I want to fly like you EAGLES. Western Hills penetrates Walnuts offense. Sports 93 The big 'T. Greenstein drives for two. 94 - Sports Hill prepares to pass. Team does the Vlrglnla Reel. Sports - 95 Greenstein waits for the ball. I hope the Celts accept me with injured knees. 96 Sports The ' Great Pumpkin has arrived. Throw it in his faca Ring around the rosey. pocketful of posey Sports - 97 O 00 girPs basketball o girPs basketba Top Row: Coach Art Paul, Amy Long, Kimi Matsudo, Barb Carroll, Anita Grace, Missi Bloemker, Royce Starks. 2nd Row: Pam Samar, Rita Reyes, Jenifer Howell, Cindy Vanbargen. Diane Kroeger, 3rd Row: Kristy Meimeke, Pam Harmann, Jackie Jason, Alice VandenNoort, Cathy WetzelA alnut a I' glnut k An Eagle on the move. I want to suck your blood. Eagles take practice shots in preparation for game 2 Sports - 99 tL-IU Front Row: Guy Johns, Jon Perry, Rodney Chatman, Brent Walker, Ken Fatson; Back Row: Ron Whitfield. Jerome Harris, Mike Thompson, Derrick Wilson, Dave Severy. Ozzie Davis; Missing: Coach Wardwell. m-m Front Row: Jennifer Howell, Kimie Matsudo, Beth Carroll. Missy Bloemaken Back Row: Coach Starkes, Keane Kroger, Kathy Wietzel, Jackie Jason, Amy Long. 100 reserve basketball . reserve has L Eagles on the move. Woodward makes a daring attempt!!! Team gathers for group discussion. Sports - 101 REMmHATTERlsox SOFTBALL GAME :l r CHATTERBOX TEAM a-ID Front Row: Elliot Shapiro. Chris Burrell. Mark Newman, Jeff Luchs. Back Row: David Fisher, Louis Proietti, KB, Mike Heines, Mike Barton. REM TEAM mm Front Row: Andrew Hathaway, Lawrence Shapiro, Jamie Mincer, Sharon Kalman. Sherry Klein Stuart Frankel; Second Row: David Perlstein, Hillary Mid- dlekauff, Cynthia Jordan, Mark Gettys, Jon Weisberg; Back Row: Tracy DuCouna, Terry Heines, Bob Wyler, Teri Newman, Devorah Levinrad. 102 Sports Hail to the chieis. Safe again! The Star pitcher. Sports - 103 104 cross country-cross country-cro -93, Front Row: David Friel, Blake Hoel, David Rosenthal. Chuck 099; Back Row: Howard Vogel, Nathan Greenle. Don Okura, Jeff Poliner, Jim Kiessel, Mark Leafler, Steve Gayner. Jeff Trundle, Jon Lieberman, Mark Klug. nhHV I -4 Fran! Row: Alice Vander Noort, Anne James; Back Row: Leslie Lukens, Jenny Toepker, Kathy Hodgz, h u I 1U, i K... 5W I'd llke you to meet my mother Hurry up the police are right behind me Sports - 105 106 wrestling . wrestling . wrestling w! M Top tL-IO Jefi Baker, Clay Hisset, Tim Gandy, Coach; Dick McCoy. Daryl Daniels. Guy Johnson, William Dudley, Larry White, Marc Ferguson, Chuck Nuchols. Bottom Grin Bruce Chaiken, Stewart lsaacs, Steve Luchs, Vernon Bridges, Stan Cohen, Butch Killer Gibson, David Daniels. Rick Pollack, Fred Strahorn. THE CiNCINNATI ENQUIRER FRED STRAHORN Strahorn, a 105-pounder, beat Woodwardk highly ranked Daryl Williams for the second time this year. Strahom is 11-0 on the season with four pinsh OK boys, keep it clean A pensive team looks on as teammate wrestles a bulldog. Whea'e does it hurt? Sports 107 108 sw1mm swnmmmgo swnmmmgo tL-m Front Row: Cary Benjamen, Andy Truax, Jeff Trondle, Scott Norman, Mike Welse. Back Row: Ami: Penn, Eric Hagenauer, Slave Baker tCath, Blake Hoel. Oren Penn. Ham Jen Johnston, Tammy Penn, Mlchele Welse. Conch Rapp, Jenny Neale, Meg Condon, Nicky Butters. 04 Haganauer captures swimming: most coveted award. A perfect stroke Y ' H '- 1 4-..- . .. ., 5G,; ,ht ' J W , Malawi, f u! ' - m,l ' f J 7 . A ,., .' pf ' ,-3;' h'k fnafufyl- --...- yr .n, - ,, W Eagle swimmer demonstrates butterfly skill. Sports - 109 The Walnut Hills swim team took on a new look this year lead by their new coach: Coach Christoph. Christoph brought discipline to a team that desperately needed it. He was a tough coach but the team members all agree, it was well worth it. The high point of the year was when the Eagles defeated the Roger Bacon Swim team. The team had many newcomers, including three awesome freshmen. They and the other returnl ing lettermen should make for an interesting next season. 110 e Sports Is she dead? Michele Welse Jen Johnston Sports 111 Strolling to a victory. a C n 1e. .1: C x e f o k r a m e h T The form of a pro. 112 ! Sports Sports - 113 Starnbach power lifts racquet. S T. e t .m 0 D. w e f a s .w. k D O r E In t s e .w n: if. a S ,. t Juan ? .III. : ?:?.J-I . inl-I, ,,:......I.I.Iu!luw I lulcaaiwlnilla ,' mmmy uwnw-mmu :- We wear short shorts. 4- iiEh-t 7- - II... I-nw . . 7 E V mid I II I? s'sr- f m; : I' 5 . v.-. -' ' ; A Peters shows his tummy on power serve. Payne defends himself. tennis 0 tennis 0 tennis 0 tennis 114 - Sports , w . 'W .Kg' 'lim a',m . u l I v H' . Dirk says hi. Peters Again! Sports 115 116 track 0 track 0 track 0 track 0 VMHILLS , , :9 H4, Photography 1 student took this picture w P A uGrace -ful start. Gesundheit!!! They're headed for Busch beer!!! Sports 117 . ..' : . V 1- ' magma Trackster vs, hurdle, Louva instructs team member. 3 . ,. ' V ' w vv '5? 2' 7. ::; -511'1 if?! ' A'Q'ofu 1- - -.' - wt ,- . M. ' n ' - I1 361;, 4?,fb' 3?... UI' . .:0413307 , $5:an .33 . 1 ' gym, . . n . ;; 6-42.,- - - , A W; .I Can he call you back in 10 minutes. , Runner heads for the line Tra ckster encourages team members. 118 Sports The long line of girls are waiting in line to touch the magic bat Player works on her slow ball. JOS . equos . nequos . nequos 119 120 baseball - baseball Obaseball - i' Ni? V .. 3A . w 2- . -' .Jr' -- to In Front Row: Doug Catron. Jeff Hlkderbrand, L. Pugh, M. Witter. D. Greenstein. Second Row: A. Scott. M. Floyd. B. Reisenfelcl, A. Read. T. Ingram, D. Deal, B. Walker, 5. Balson, T. Failen, Back Row: L. Mullins. S. Murphy. J, Lomas R. Moore, J. Smith, M. Talley, W. Brown. '1 carft belleve he missed hf This little piggy went to Market. nThanks Jordon. Walt looks for catcher. yum tq-Hr hx wzq n'v' v Catcher looks for Walt. Nice catch! Sports 121 iWetre Irate Over Eightt Students Protest the Addition of an Eighth Period to the School Day HWe're Irate over Eight. Last year this was a familiar slogan among Walnut Hills students who protested the School BoarcPs unilateral ac- tion which would add an additional class period to the school day. In this manner each class period would be shortened by 5 minutes and teachers could be required to teach a 6th period. SAVE tStudents Active for a Viable Educa- tion?! was a student organized group composed of 10 students who wanted to maintain the uni- que position of Walnut Hills. The Student Con- gress organized meetings, sent a delegation to the Parents Board and distributed petitions. Also, students wrote the local papers, express- ed their concern to their School Board members, and organized a public meeting with the Activity Committee of the School Board. Next, SAVE suggested that students voice their opposition by attending the next School Board meeting. Disillusioned with the downtown administration's response, SAVE decided to proceed with a full scale walkouUsitin. The walkout provided students with a unique opportunity to express their interest in educa- tionai goals. The walkout had a variety of results: over 500 students peacefully par- ticipated in the walkout; the media turnout was excellent; yet, the action was never reversed. Although the students of Walnut Hills lost the battle, it showed the central administration that we would not simply take a passive role in our educationfi observed one participant. The opinions remain mixed; however, most still con- tend that t'Our education was worth the fight. 124 - Zenith Zenith g 125 126 - Zenith In Review Lady Diana mesmerizes the world . . .Egyptis during a mllltary parade... ..U 8. planes .. -. .5: f but fall short' 1n their , , G L If: We are going to i IX; .wther . . Soviet sub strlke If they strike, they quit their woman on the Supreme Court . . . The Diana on. her pregnancy: Nobody ever told . annexes the Golan Heights. ..U S. sends second Vietnam9 David Stockman risks suspected apprehended and placed on trial Charles Dickens, TThe Life and Adventures of 100 dollar 6 tzcket 8 hour rendltzon mRubzk 3 cube becomes an obsesszon Po- ' Natahe Wood drowns off tiiggze coast 6f CaL 666 . -.- . Reganomlcs The New Federalism. Zenith - 127 50 Years on the Hill This yeafs seniors are the 50th cIass to graduate from the present building on Victory Parkway. The previous towered, red brick building h'tJ was located at the corner of Ashland and Burdette. The move pro- vided facilities for science, drama, and athletics. Additions since 1932 include the old and new colonies, annex, back circle and parking lot, stadium, tennis courts, new building and commons. Walnufs extensive resources continue to provide its students with the finest secondary education in Cincinnati. 128 - Zenith Shepherd: The First Six Years M This yearts seniors were not the only newcomers six years ago. Along '2'va with them, Walnut wefcomed Principal David Shepherd to replace Ray- mond Brokamp. The 1982 graduates are the first students that Mr. Shepherd has guided from beginning to end. TO: The class of 1982 Six years ago we met for the first time - tteffies in our own right. As we grew together in that short time and learned to appreciate more the traditions that make Walnut Hills a unique opportunity in learning, we saw many changes occur. Through strikes, weather closings, energy and financial crises we did our best. Your remarkable 'competitive spirit, though, has enabled us to maintain the central purpose of the School - college preparation. The exceptional individual and collective accomplishments of your class have prepared you well to address the challenges of the futures. We enjoyed being a part of that experience and am confident you will continue to excel in all that you do. Best wishes as you commence another important phase in preparing for your life's work. MIQLQ Dave in 1976 . . . . t t and in his present condition. Zenith -v 129 Walnut Close Up q g ,, .53 130 C Zenith WNlc' nglc u- :.. me c bodies A and WW6. , . 0f repul W- lhc yam ' ction, thl distance . making Ldml t0! ; rial conn: dipole- this is; .ihtance I d bOdi' Imelon' 1' t0 1' ; forceo mg the . mum is, ircle. F f hangs +- m've Ch me righi Zenith - 131 Davey Jr. takes charge. Mr. Shepherd lectures his flock 134 Jack Kennevan Assistant Principai Rose Schrauf Assistant Principal v Thomas Hunter Ward Ghory Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Faculty 7 135 Diane Baltzer Languages Paul Amspaugh Social Studies Walter Allen Mathematics . n'.' MildredAllen Security , 3v. V Larry Alford $ia a Health David Bibee Mathematics J 02 Bell Physical Education Burt Becker Industrial Arts Ben Basone Music Lillie Barnes Mathematics 136 ; Faculty Kathy Brown Social Studies Brenda Brown Mathematics Science Susan Brockman DramafSpeech Arts Wily ! ! James Byeriy Science Tom Brengleman Mathematics Dorothy Busemeyer Language Picfure . . : . Norma Burney Nd Mathematics Available Science Laverne Brown Mathematics Faculty - 137 Thomas Cahill Social Studies Abe Caldwell Security Jack Campbell Physical Education .n4-.--I ,' I .. Richard Christoph Physical Education Helen Clayton Secretary Sandra Cohan Languages Doug Colbert Security Don Cole Counselor , James Connelly Languages r; 01:336- J ean Conver ALERT English .; '7 'fffthF- G'f w- 1 . '. . . r: .m- v 138 - Faculty Matthew Cordray Health .. - .. . .5 .3 mi XI Elizabeth Corman Business Torn Doyle Mathematics Sharon Drape: English Dennis Duermit Physical Education Robert Ellison Industrial Arts H s .4 Kay Falcone Mathematics Wylie Ferguson Art 11 ' s s ; -. ! Robert Foreman Science Ernest France Science Faculty - 139 Jean Frehse Counselor Lillie Gravely English Ellen Goertemoeller English 3 x -- Thomas Gentil Music 3...: ; , Ernestine Gardner Special Services A Rosalyn Fuller Counselor Tom Hale Science Cindy Hackman Special Services Picture NO? English Available J udith Griffith Languages Betty Grawe Secretary 140 - Faculty Louua Hemingway Physical Education Pici'ure - - Nof Marilyn Heginbotham Available Secretary Marian Hawes a Art . I Peggy Hannah 51 ' n Special Services . Y L I vf- Donald Hamberg r'f ' Ruth Hubbard Mathematics Social Studies xii Helen Howe Social Studies Edna Hogue Counselor Irma Hoekstra Secretary Gisela Herdler Languages Faculty 141 . . ...... Norley Jackson Sciences .. Vicky Isome Secretary Lois Isler Languages Richard Ihlendorf Languages . Tom Hurley Drivefs Ed James Jones Sciences Ed Jones Security Ruth Johnson Sciences Samuel Jenike Social Studies ' . Marlene J ason English 142 - Faculty f a a 1536-? Lam??? Theodora Kessis Languages Mark Klatt Social Studies J udy Kuhn English Stella Layson Mathematics Roger Lerch Donald Lewis Social Studies Art Herbert Lukens Languages Peggy Lukens English Rita Mac Eachen Secretary Susan Maclntyre Mathematics Faculty - 14-3 George McDuffie Science Terry McCollum Science Judy Meiring Social Studies Jeanne Mathews Social Studies Tom McKenney Languages Joe Minogue Counselor 144 - Faculty Dane Mitchell Mathematics Janice Morgan Languages Frances Murdock Social Studies Elaine Murp y Secretary Richard Naberhaus Social Studies Mary Alice O,Connor Secretary George O'Reilly Resource Officer Marguerite Palm English Amanda Patrick English Faculty - 145 Art Paul Physical Education Donna Perzigian English Anne Pfriem English Raymond Pfriem Mathematics David Pierato English Amelia Prioleau Librarian I 82- , , , Harriet Russell Social Studies i; Robert Roll Mathematics .- Rosalind Reade Counselor John Raterman Languages Diane Rappaport Physical Education 146 - Fac ulty Betsy Shank Speech Arts Nancy Seltz Languages , Angela Scott ' Social Studies Q Ronald Schneider English Barbara Schindler Secretary Connie Sharp Secretary Fred Shuttlesworth English Karla Slusher Languages x A Peter Stites Languages Jacob Stewart English Rollon Thomas Security Faculty - 147 X L 7 . Kimberly Toole Karen Trennepohl Barbara Volz Gwen Walker Secretary Social Studies English Social Studies Out To Lunch Yvonne Watkins Abbey Weiss Ken Welsh English English Music Over the years a favorite pastime of Walnut Hills students has been the lunchtime excursions to Mads, Royts, or Skyline. Students risk life, Vickie Welsh Laura Werden Speech Am Secretary llmb, and suspensmn 1n pursmt of a burger or coney for lunch. Most easily avoid the Walnut security dragnet, but there are those unfortunate few who fail to escape the watchful eyes of Walnufs brave police force. This Adriannae Wilsonv Counselor is the story of the unfortunate few: 14-8 e Faculty my 1 W. In... c a F 154 - Seniors i. Seniors 155 James C. Abbott Thanks Mom and Dad, for your pushing. prodding and yelling. 1 love you so much. Thanks. Dan Q. Aberlin Temperance is for the timid. Leslie A. Aberlin Above all 2559, to thine own self be true. Amy 8. Abrams 1am that 1 am. With permission. Erin A. Ackdoe De savoir jouit onaiement de son etre. Ginger B. Adams Love when you can cry when you have to he who you must that's a part of the plan. Wesley H. Adams Trade in your hours for a handful of dinner , , , Barbara N. Adkins Thomas J. Allen We are heading for a new horizon. Weuve all got work to do. ainut nothing to stop us now, 156 - Seniors Teresa G. Applegate $ C Jenmfer E. Bam The answers are so easy and we all know where to look, but It's easier just to avoid the questions. Jenee A. Baker If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. if you can dream it, you can become it. Stephen A. Baker ls this the way out from this endless scene? or just an entrance to another dream? Juliet W. Ballinger Donll be dismayed at goodbyes, meeting again is certain lo! those who are friends. Anthony Barnes Man's ability to succeed lies uniquely in his desire to try. Leslie A. Barnes Big awesome basses will reign . 4 . LAB, PJI JWB Sharyl A. Barnes The biggest mistake is the fear that you will make one. Tanya Bassett l struggled to come, I struggled when I came, I am still struggling, and I know no shame. Seniors - 157 Patrice M. Baughman You cannot enjoy the harvest without fltst laboring In the field. Pamela K. Baumgardner I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. Philipptans 4: 13 Charles M. Bender I see only one way of knowing how far one can go: It Is to set out and walk, Gregory A. Bennett Goodbye Walnut; Hello World, Renee A. Berger True friendship lasts forever, which in that time grows into everlastlng love. Robert A. Berger You can be somebody just by being yourself. Ike Binford Dare not step In the same river twice, for we like the river are constantly changing. Jill R. Binford Come allve spread your wings and fly. Jill L. Bishop Artlsts do it In technicolor. 158 - Seniors Mark J . Blumberg They said it couldn't be done, but he did it h 1 E 2 h 3 - 4 , , . BSJA Denise Bogard Go real slow, you'll like it more and more, take it as it comes specialize in fun. JM. Sandra C. Bolek Bradley J. Bortz Play guitar . . . it's finger plckin' good. Stephen B. Bove The fullest lives are filled with moments close to death. Only those who dare truly live. Bretlord R. Bradford Is this a college-prep school or a prep-college school? Melissa A. Braun Just when Ithought I knew all of the answers, they changed the questions! Lisa M. Brinkdopke I've been first and last. look at how the time has passed, now Fm all alone at last . . .N.Y. Kenneth A. Brinn There are those who do not know that Hell is where to live, they have to go. Reid '1 .SJ' -. r, 13.... . i 5'. mm .9 ,, i n. y . Iii. w. v Seniors - 159 Cheryl A. Brooks Only the Spirit, if it breathe upon the clay. can create Man. Clark L. Brown Sanitarial Engineering-Here ICome. David A. Brown If you have the chance. take It for it won't be there forever, Jovana D. Brown Be true to thine self. Patricia M. Brown I am as free as a bird now, and this bird will never change. Sally E. Brown Pity the man who never ventures to try, for he never will venture to learn. Walter L. Brown To punish me for my contempt for authority, fate made me an authority myseif. Whitney G. Brown Diane C. Brunsman You are in my heart always Bryan, Mark, and Gene. James D. Burke We realty had fun at Walnut, but I hope we can have much better times as we leave. Jonathan D. Cadle The man who cannot mind his own business is not to be trusted with the kings Donald W. Caldwell Walnut is a preparatory school in many ways. It preps us in all areas of our life. James R. Campbell True virtue is inseparable from wisdom. Socrates Scott D. Campbell It's all over, we made it. I wish it weren't but then 1 do-It's just my beginning. Marsha Canyon Walnut Hills should change its school cofors to purple. 160 Seniors Mark D. Cappel Michael P. Carr Veni, Vidi, Vici. Calvin A. Carter When one of us suffers we all suffer to a tremendous extent. Richard A. Chapman We can easily see both sides of an issue if our wallets or prejudices aren't involved. Eve 5. Chin Some come to the fountain of knowledge to drink . . I prefer to just gargle. Eric S. Christenson Le but est d'etre un citoyen du monde, et le moyen est dans l'espace et la science. Georgia Clark A million days from now will anyone even remember? Sarah L. Cogdell It's not easy to be good. Aristotle Alan A. Cohen Seniors 161 Teresa 1.. Cohen Laugh when you can, cry when you must, be who you are ifs a part of the plan. Monica L. Colvard Thinking well is wise; planning well, wiser; doing well, wisest and best of all; Elizabeth A. Cook Let us always honour our gifts. Richard Crawford Jr. I may not be a good butterflyer but I am a heck of a breaststroker. C. Suzanne Cutter Fame and foriune can make life kind, but not like love, respect, and peace of mind. Sarah E. Daniels Thoughts are but dreams till their effects be tried Shakespeare Geoffrey C. David Gwendolyn R. Davis But mom Tm a senior-you don't understand that. Paula A. Davis In order to learn. one must live life to the fuliesi. 162 - Seniors null crlli , :iiiu .1 53?: I r I'M H ! I'i . ! Ill 2 i! I'll ! lili! m u f -Ilui Sandra L. Davis Take your time . . . donlt live to fast troubles will come and they will passi . . David A. Deal What a drag it is getting old. Cynthia D. DeBorde The best is yet to come. Barbara B. Dechter Never abandon your dreams-for life without dreams is an empty reality. Gary W. DeVoe The limits of the soul you could not discover, though traversing every path. Michele R. Dobranski Strive for the highest because we are the future Rhonda H. Donaldson High School lost is simply sanity regained and a lot less fun, too. Deitra J. Douglass One who thinks from his heart has true wisdom. Pamela S. Drummond Caught on a one-way street, the taste of bittersweet love will survive somehow, dream. Seniors a 163 Lisa A. Dumgan What we are that only we can see so shall we come to look at the world with new eyes, Laura A. Dyer The time has come, the time is near. so let's go out and have a beer. Jamie B. Earley People are mirrors; if you smile at them, they will smile at you. Jennifer L. Edmonds The time has come to move ahead may we all do it successfully dizzy forever. Taylor W. Edwards To be is to do nothing; to do is to be nothing; to love is to be and do all God created. Donna J. Ellis What ever things ye desire . V V Believe that ye receive them and ye shall have them. MK. 11:24 Tamara I... Fine Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes - I'm afraid it's time for goodbye again. Howard S. Levy lFinkl I'd rather die while I'm living than live while Fm dead. Louis E. Flaspohler 164 Seniors Bobbie J. Forbes Whatever happens I want to be self-respecting and conscience frea Daniel B. Frankel Albert L. Frydland Lifds like an eight bell day; you miss precious moments but still learn and Eove much. Elizabeth A. Galvin Shower the peopie. J T. Salvador S. Garza He is human, so am I. If he can do it, so can I, We are all equal under the sky. Steve L. Gayner The day I grow three buttocks will be the day Igive up the quest for the Holy Grail. Stephen P. Geohegan His claim was phrased quite simply. though he never voiced it loud, I am he. Genesis Cecilia R. Germann If today is going badly don't let it get you down, just think about tomorrow and smile. Janet A. Gervers Follow the path of your dreams and live life to the fullest Seniors - 165 Mark M. Gettys we seen all good people turn their heads each day so satisfied Pm on my way. Paul C. Gibson lthought it was time to go out for beer but then I found out I'll be back next year. Daniel R. Gillett Words may show a man's wit bu! actions his meaning. Terri L. Glenn This life is but a moment in the morning of my day. David S. Glueck Common sense is not 50 common. Joli A. Gohs Go forth with your feet set for the future and a party for the weekend. Neal S. Goldfatb The man who hears the beat of a dlfierent drum is looking for new worlds to conquer. Laune B. Goldman And meeting again after moments or lifetimes is certain for those who are friends. Brian S. Gover 166 Seniors Keith A. Grace Richard A. Graeter Crystal A. Green Grab the gusto and remember if it's good to ya, then it's good for ya. Franklin Greenfield Don't look back e a new day is breaking, been so long since I felt this way. Boston Marla K. Greenstein All the ifs in the world couldn,t change the past, dreams are for the future. Melvin 'R. Greiser I've got no time for spreading roots, the time has come to be gone . . , Ramble on. Olivier Grignard Julie B. Grinker A friend is a present you give yourself. Jacqueline M. Grupp This place was full of memories t A A This place was full of dreamse t . Seniors - 157 David H. Gunn Allison J. Guttman Magic is when two Mands walk in opposite direciions ye! always remain side by side. Beth S. Haffer it makes me wonder why people give their hearts and turn around and say goodbye. Melanie R. Hahn Contemplation of beauty and cultivation of personal relations are most important In life. Robert S. Hamrick Charles J. Hansel Tangled truths and innocent lies, to the power of bad and the fm guys Thankx JK JK EGJP Marcia L. Hardy Francine L. Harris Life has too many beautiful moments to be ruined by a few disappointments. Andrew J . Hathaway I find the human being to be the most fascinating aspect of being human. 168 - Seniors Joseph P. Hazen Chinese Proverb: Do not remove a fly from a friend's forehead with a hatchet. Susan M. Healy Beverly A. Heath Be true to your highest goals and expectations. Irene E. Heimberg Live today forgetting the anxieties of the past, Deborah L. Heinlen I'm as free as a bird now, and this bird you cannot change. Lynyrd Skynyrd Lydia K. Henderson A word fitly spoken ls like apples 0! gold in pictures of silver Proverbs. 25:1 1 Michael T. Henderson Zis Boom Baa. Jill E. Henry Many a man fails to become a thinker for the sole reason his memory is too good, Sharon K. Henschen The best gift one person can give to another is inspiration. Seniors - 169 Lisa M. Herms Seems like yesterday, but it was long ago . t . Lynne R. Herring It is by believing in roses that one brings them to bloom. Mark S. Hewitt Thank you Walnut Hills for all the wonderful friends and memories Byron K. Hill Happiness is a slice of life-buttered. Jennifer Hill I'm thru, I have nothing more to say. I'll talk in college in the name of Jesus Amen. Ronald L. Hill Yesterday has passed; tomorrow is just a possibility; today is now Steven 1. Hirsch Bowlers who do it in the alley, score every time. Martha K. Hoffman And Indeed there will be time to wonder, Do I dare? and uDo I dare? Cynthia A. Hofstetter 170 - Seniors Jennifer A. Holt Onward to new horizons. Bradley Horn Nobody told us it was going to be like this. Ursula C. Houston The only limit of our realization of tomorrow wlll be our doubts of Linda C. Huether Ask me and I will play all the love l hold inside. Leroy B. Hunter After six years. ask yourselfwas it worth It? Rosa L. Hunter A fool uttereth all his mind: but a wise man keepeth it in till afterwards. Jennifer L. Hyer Monica J . lbatra Todd K. Ingram I made it, but nobody knows it took a little courage and a case of Strohs. Seniors d 171 Benjamin A. Jablonsky Elizabeth Jacobs if you d011,: understand my silence you won't understand my words. Tonya R. James Men-you can't iive with them. but just think how boring it would be without them. William A. Jansak One must coniorm to fit in. but to lose onis originality is to lose one's seIf-respect. Franz M. Jantzen Maybe-but then. of course . . . maybe not. Holly A. Jason Thoz who kno me kno iv sed enuf, the: who dont. dont care so ill jus say this . . . This. Patricia D. Jasper I am chaz. Anyone who doesn't think so is cordially invited. Dates announced later. Stella Jeruzalmi Les enfants doivent etre tres indulgents envers les grandes personnes. James M. Johnson Jill Johnson You could not step twice in the same river; for other waters are ever flowing on. Nikolas D. Johnson Experience and patience are the greatest virtues of all, Jennifer J. Johnston Look out world, Here I come. 172 - Seniors Lonnie Jones To all fellow nuts, hurry and get it in, just don't take too long getting out, later, Joseph T. Judge Sharon A. Kalman Let the disappointments pass. Let the laughter fill your glass. Allen Karpe The truth is concrete. Mary Kay Kaiser Today's good times are tomorrows best memories. Michele L. Keller Smiles you'll give and tears youlll cry and all you touch and all you see is all yourlile will ever be. Terasa E. Kellner As soon as you say something cannot be done you'll be interrupted by someone doing it. Ghi-Nahm Kim Diane M. Kissel Go for it. Marvin D. Kitchen Susan J . Klebanow You see things and you say uv.1uhy? , but I dream things that never were; and I say why not? . Robert D. Klein llm growing older but not up, because life Is just a tire swing. Seniors 7 173 Sharon A. Klein It is only with the heart that one can see rightly, what is essential is invisible to the eye. David S. Kleinman Life , l l is , , l one long postponement. Patricia L. Kohler Tue finally finished high school but my life has only just begun. James M. Kordls Our love is over. Theylre all a hit now. I got to learn it. llm going to sing outl Wendy S. Korobkin Man is but a reed, the weakest in nature, but he is a thinking reed. Samuel G. Kramer Walking on water wasn't built in a day. Jack Kerouac Jeffrey D. Kreines The fm guys will see you tonight for the power of bad bums endless light. Thanx: CH,JP,EG,WH. Robert W. Kroeger If in doubt, mumble. John C. Krug 174 - Seniors Kenneth L. Kuhn The fun years are over and now on with life. Deborah S. Lahey You can dream but you can never go back the way you came, Katherine Langley There's no such thing as standing still; one must either move ahead or be left behind. Barry S. Lawrence True friends are hard to come by, if you find one It's like you have found a treasure. Shawna L. Lear Patience. is waiting for Godk word without doubting his actions Edward M. Lerer Remove pole straps, keep ski tips up . . . Charles A. Lerner Given two choices, youjll pick the wrong one. Given one, lfs probabiy wrong anyway. David Lester The light at the end of the tunnel is the headlamp of an oncoming train. Devorah H. Levinrad . . . Do not walk in front of me . . . Do not walk behind me . . . walk beside me and be my friend. Seniors - 175 Seniors 176 177 Seniors Charles P. Lewis Jon J . Lieberman There is an Oval Office that needs to be filled with Jon Jay. Lori A. Lohse If you do not hope1 you will not find that which is not hoped forA Jeffrey E. Luchs 1982Definilely the class with class. Steven G. Luebkeman Trying to make it real compared to what? Melanie H. Lynem I finally got it all together but nowl carft remember where I put it. Pam L. Malof Enough of carbon copies - let's be individuals. Elinor J. Marrero I have perceived that to be with those Mike is enough. Nathan D. Martel! 178 - Seniors Torrie L. Mason Experience is by far the best ieacher. Lynda McClure To all you unchawses-Ws been a chilly year, Heidi A. McCormick Man sometimes makes me wish for another world but nature makes me content with this one. Lisa A. McDaniel Who wants to modulate? Melinda A. McDonald Since we're only here for a while, we might as well show some style. James Taylor Laura L. McMahan Reality is a dream with delusions of grandeur. Kimberly D. McMullen Believe that you can and I know that you will. Irvetta M. McMurtry Fear not, for this is only the end of our beginning Frederick T . Merritt You only live once, don? end things with a little 511p before you try everything Seniors - 179 Jonathan E. Meyer Imagine all the people Ilvlng llfe In peace. Cynthia L. Meyn A rose arose, yet llve If only by the skin of your teeth. Regina M. Michele I've been abused, I've been used; I'm not amused. Charles R. Middlekauff And if I claim to be a wise man; it surely means that! don't know. Eric Miles Rome! E. Miller Steven M. Millman Friends. Romans, Countrymen lend me your Trojans. Lisa B. Mills A friend Is a person with whoml may be sincere. Before hlml may think aloud. Thanks WHHS, Jamie L. Mince: I'm into everything . . . or haven't you heard? 180 Seniors Debra L. Moody Ernestine Moore Melinda L. Moore Sometimes I sits and thinks, sometimes ljust sits. Ayalah Moshay I've learned a lot 51 WAHH Pm glad I came and now I'm glad I'm gone, Michael A. Moskowitz If at first you don't succeed; quit. Tracey M. Moss Matthew G. Mullaney Who killed the old Grey GOOSE? Holly L. Mundon Jeffrey J. Napier Seniors 181 Monica L. Newby Go confidently in the direction of your dreams and live the life you've always imagined. Mark L. Newman Life is a series of belles and goodbyes, and Itm afraid it's time for goodbye again Marlowe F. Nichols It's been real. Nicole S. Nicodemus ObstacEes are what you see when you take your eyes off the goal, Paul R. Nienaber I can't complain, but sometimes I still do;1ifets been good to me so far. David C. Noe It's better to have two than none. Julia A. Obermeyer Behold I do not give lectures or a little charity, when I give I give myself. Stephen E. O,Connor Out of the que and into the black once youtre gone you can never come back. Byebye, Don B. Okura Some never listen others never learn but why this man did as he did, only he will ever know, Marylyn T. Oldham Knowledgeability exceeds the basic tools, but grows with the intent to succeed in iifet Robin M. Clinger You can discover more about people In an hour of play than in a year of conversation, Sheri L. Owens Hold onto your dreams and they might come true. 182 - Seniors Michael D. Paden Lie, steal. cheat and be happy. Gary W. Payne No love. or friendship can cross our pths without leaving some mark upon H forever. Michael C. Penn Homework gags me green and barfs me blue. David A. Perlstein Don't worry about reaching perfection, you will never attain it. Amanda Peters Failure is the essence of success. Todd J. Peters 1'. David Pfaff As you siide down the banister of life, donW let a splinter get you where it counts Jennifer L. Pieper Live each moment of life to its fullest for it is only lived once. Keith A. Pillow A diletti sempre nuovi dee volar il mio pensier. Judy E. Finger The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Francesca Pispisa Jeffrey Poliner Seniors 183 Lawrence D. Pollack The only true aristocracy is the aristocracy of the mind. Thomas J eflerson. Judith L. Powell In life there are two tmgedies. One is not getting what one wants, the other is getting iL John F. Powers Jeffrey B. Pressman Walnut Hills has taught me many importanl things. Thank you to the front steps. Louis D. Proietti You don't need a weatherman to tell which way the wind blows. Leonard Pugh A man who is content with what he has clone will never become famous for what he will dot Susan L. Purdon lleaue behind the foundation of my youth, but I take along the memories from it. Maeve A. Quinn When life gets rough . . .file It down. Carmen M. Quinonez ,. Seniors Mary M. Raczko Matthew A. Rabold Never yell movie in a crowded firehouse. Rose 1. Ramgobin Great things can be done by great sacrifices only. Alvin L. Reed Steven F. Reichert I am leaving but the fighter still remains. Bradley A. Reisenfeld Shelly R. Remen And meeting again after a moment or a lifetime is certain for those who are friends. Tricia M. Renner A strong woman is a threat - something to be jealous of. Jane O'ReiHy Anthony J . Reyes 1am the captain of my fate; all the worldk a soccer game and we are players; spotshotJR, Seniors - 185 Christopher G. Richardson Live and enjoy life to the Max. Cynthia A. Richman 1am just about to begin to live my life to the fullest - I am FREE. Darren M. Rieck The ignorance of many peoples attitudes is shown in the group we label as upreps. Kimberly S. Rogerson If it weren't for the last minute, I wouldn? get a lot of things done. Lori S. Rosekrans Iknow not what lies ahead, oniy that Ican succeed, thanks to some people who cared. Kenneth R. Ross Despite the competency 0! this school, a good education for all remains to be seen. Timothy Ross Keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars. Mark A. Rosser Time and space are one, Here is there, Then is now, And God is all. Mary L. Roush Walnut had its hiIls, Life has its mountains. Randall W. Routt Are we living or are we just merely existing? Spencer D. Rowe Yesterday is gone; tomorrow is oniy a possibility; TODAY is what's happenin' Kamia L. Bunyan Look out world, I've graduated 186 a Seniors Laura M. Ruwe If you donlt open the closed door now, youlll go through life never knowing. Sonja Scheffer A day in the life. Lisa L. Schiering The more I attempted to Hbe me, the more llme'sl, Hound there were. Hans D. Schmidt Man 15 just a stupid ignorant monkey who doesnll know any betterl Jody L. Schneiderman And in time, and in time , l . we will all be starsl Roderick V. Schroer Hopefully college will be better. Michael L. Schulze Beth A. Schwartz Take your time, think a lot, for you will skill be here tomorrow but your dreams may not. Jami L. Schwartz Keep smiling! People will wonder what you have been up to! Michelle B. Schwartz No one can make you feel inferior without your consent. Arnold M. Scott Duane D. Sears Procrastination is the art of keeping up with yesterday. Seniors o 187 Lawrence M. Shapiro The greater the knowledge increases, the greater the ignorance unfolds. U FKt Nina E. Shapiro A man should reach for the stars or whatts a heaven for. Shelly S. Sherman Thanks for the memories. Elysheva H. Sherry I'll try anything once . . . except that! Allison C. Sides Without friends no one would choose to live, though he had all other goods. Suzie C. Sifri One remembers when life was young: life is new old and we must begin. Michael F. Simmons When youhre a quiet person. you can get away with aimost anything. Douglas R. Simon He who invented work should finish it. Jeffrey L. Simpson The best time out of my six years at Walnut has always been Miller Time. 188 h Seniors Genevieve Sims Rachel J. Smith But we need the eggs - Woody Allen Timothy H. Smith Getting high is only a part of life but life is not complete without getting hlgh. Barry A. Snyder I want to know the subtle, sneaky, important reason I was born a human and not a chair, Hope R. Spalter A friend is someone who dares to dream your dreams with you. Estella M. Spauiding O I Leslle Spitz Throw moderation to the winds and the greatest pleasures bring the greatest pains. Russell D. Stacy Emilie W. Stafford Nothing in life is more satisfying than a good game of football. Seniors h 189 Gayle J. Statman A good friend is a tower of strength; to find one is a treasure. Sarah D. Stauderman Methinks! might recover by and by. Thomas J. Stein And now these three remain; faith, hope, and love, But the greatest of these is love. Allison Story Remember the good times for the had were few Michael E. Strauss After six years Pve olta move,1've had In fun. I wanna walk before 9 y they make me run. George S. Stroplos Now that wake finished, what do we do next? Edward M. Holub To leave an impression upon this realm of consciousness: 5X3U82 marks me beginning. Carol l... Stuckey A time is never lost when there are happy memories. Jeffrey Sullivan Karen Taylor You have touched me, I have grown 190 7 Senims James G. Thomas Donit depend an advice from others, make your own mistakes. Kersni M. Thomas Life hides many meanings . i , in time we grow, we learn, we understand . . . Anne E. Thompson The secret of life is enjoying the passage of lime. Sudara A. Thompson Education is not a preparation for life, it is life. 80 live long and prosper. Kathleen A. Toepker With our hands we construct . . .everything but our minds. Rose M. Tojo Take a few of these, the sweeter memories, Timothy Toler The cycle of life is complete, metamorphosis is over, we emerge the future society. Roleena Tucker Sharon K. Tye Seniors 191 ..-.: n+1: ui.+ a - EEEH-i; -. .m- .. umm-s. Eu. 5.... ... .- KM 192 Senlors Seniors - 193 Rosettia M. Tyus You have not lived unless you have loved and been loved. Teri I. Ullner Hold fast to dreams for it dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. Leo K. Underhill It was and will always be the best of times. Best wishes to the staff and students. David S. Upson The only real limitation is that which you impose upon yourself or accept as insurmountable. Alice M. Vanden Noort What lies behind us and before us are tiny compared to what lies wlthin us. Andrea Vanvelzel Today is yesterdays tomorrow and hope is in the making. C. Duffey Vaughan Cynthia E. Von Bargen What lies behind us and before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. Hannah Wacholder Someday it will be a pleasure to remember this. Virgil's Aeneid Bradley T. Waggoner It will be hard to leave this school and start another life. Good Luck '82. Timothy A. Waidmann l tried to be deep, but all I found was seaweed. Joseph A. Wallace It's the beginning of a new inside, could be an ever opening flower. Rosie L. Wallace Look on to your horizon for it ts the key to your future goals and happiness. Mark R. Wanek The future has become the present and now we must set course on a new future. Linda Y. Wang I'll do it tomorrow. 194 w Seniors William J . Warkany Elizabeth L. Warren Never dwell on the past it only makes it hurt all the more. Tina L. Warren Never argue with a fool, people might not know the difference. Andrew E. Waugh It is when we forget ourselves that we do things that are remembered. David W. Weaver The potential to work is always there . , ,it's working that kills you, Geoffrey L. Webster What a tangled web one. weaves when one tries to attain a lldegree! David A. Weiper The best part could be using all 225 watts Jonathan H. Weisberg We can only pay our debt to the past by putting the future in debt to ourselves. Alison D. Whaley If I fail, if I succeed at least llll live asl believe . . . Craig A. Whistler To whom it may concern: If you have more homework than you can handle don't do it. Allison E. White Edward W. White Elizabeth W. White And where do all these highways go now that we are free? Lori L. Whitehead Nothing succeeds like knowing you can. Diane Wilkins The future begins today. Those who hoot with the owls, cannot soar with the eagles. Seniors - 195 Angela Williams We've come a long way and this is only the beginning. Deitra M. Williams Nothing is so firmly believed as that whlch we least know. Jacqueline A. Williams One should emulate works and deeds of virtue not arguments about It. Shannon M. Williams Time waits for no one. Anita R. Wilson Those who know the truth are not equal to those who love and practice lt. Laura J . Wilson Kay L. Wolfley Poof! We're gone , . . We didn't have enough time to look at one another. Henrietta E. Wright True friendship is a plant of slow growth. Robert G. Wyler You receive from life only what you put Into It. Ben C. Yamaguchi Roads 90 ever ever on, under rock and over Hill . . l Lawanda Young This time like all other times is a very good one if we but know what to do with it. Duerk E. Zinn One remembers when life was young: life is now old and we musk begin. Suzanne Gore Jean C. Richardson Joseph Schaljo 196 Seniors $2 IL Senior Directory Melissa Braun 2141 Raeburn Dr. 1231 SW1 ??? 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Bo 5' J08 Eerzatory LD t 8371 C.5uzann2 Cline! 5912 Wyatt 1131 PauIGlbson 5766 ATQUS 1241 8::pheei: 31:11: 3543 R-ay::rom12181r- Samh Daniel: 1055 Valley Le. 1291 Daniel Gillett 6752 E. Farmacres 1371 Bretlold Bradford 1301 Grace 1031 Geoifrey Dawd 267 Parkway 1161 Ten! Glenn 2717 Rosedale A021 1371 198 4 Seniors David Glueck 3906 Middleton Ct. 1201 Joli Gohs 2318 Wheeler 1191 Neal Goldfarh 3300 E. Galbraith R 1361 Laurie Goldman 2400 Sectlon Rd. 1371 Suzanne Gore 1224 Herschel Ave 1081 Brian Gave! 2547 Falconbridge 1381 Keith Grace 1022 Towanda Terrace 1161 Richard Grader 2716 Cyclorama 1111 Crystal Green 1117 Regent Avenue 1371 Franklin Greenfield 7839 Newbediord Ave. 1371 Marla Greenltein 7763 Newbedford Ave. 1371 Melvin Greiser 1330 Hillcrest Rd. 1241 Olivier Girgnald 2380 Linwood Ave. 1081 Scott Griffin 1859 Keys Crescent 1081 Julie Grinker 2308 Vera Ave. 1371 Jacqueline Grupp 3828 Clifton Ave. 1201 David Gunn 1722 Hewitt 1071 Allison Gunman 3210 Longmeadow Le, 1361 Beth Hana! 7011 Fair Oaks Dr. 1371 Melanie Hahn 6760 Kincaid Rd. 1131 Robert Hamrlck 383 Terrace Ave. 1201 Charles Hansel 3102 Coral Rk. Dr, 1111 Marcia Hardy 2741 Briarcllffe Ave. 1121 Francine Harris 7905 Elbruok 1371 Andrew Hathaway 872 Clifton Crest Terrace 1201 Joseph Hazen 3200 Fairhaven Le. 1371 Susan Healy 5810 Ridge Ave. 1131 Beverly Heath 5916 Red Bank Rd. 1131 Irene Heimbelg 7670 Elbmok Ave. 1371 Dehnmh Heinlen 354-7 Bayard Dr. 1081 Lydia Hendemnn 1699 Grand Ave 1041 Michael Henderson 3925 Clifton Ave. 1201 Jill Henly 1835 Dester Ave. 1061 Sharon Henschen 3422 Craig Ave. 1061 Lila Harms 2173 Trailwood Dr. 1301 Lynne Herring 1410 Marlowe Ave. 1241 Mark Hewitt 3475 Manison PI. 1201 Carl Hickman 5100 Chapman 1271 Byron Hill 4006 President Dr. 1251 Jennifer Hill 1730 Kinney 1071 Ronald Hill 5301 Chapman 1271 Steven Hirsch 6410 Stover 1371 Martha Hoffman 3428 Stemnnus 1081 Cynthia Holsletter 6529 Craigland CL 1301 David Holden 3123 Schubert Ave. 1121 Jennifer Holt 2166 Osper Ave. 1071 Edward Holuh 6516 Brackenrldge 1131 Bradley Haln 7299 East Aracoma 1371 Ursula Houston 5980 Sunridga Dr. 1241 Linda Heuther 227 Greendale Ave. 1201 Leroy Hunter 539 Slack 51, 1101 Run Hunter 6156 Fairway Dr. 1121 Jennifer Hyer 3745 Middlebrook 1081 Monica Ibarra 3427 Muddy Creek Rd. 1381 Hector lnfante 1551 Northwood Dr. 1371 Todd Ingram 317 East University 1191 Benjamin Jahlonuky 49 Budon Woods Le. 1291 Elizabeth Jacobs 333 LaFayene Ave. 1201 Tonya James 2825 Astoria 1081 William Januk 3563 Shaw Ave. 1081 Franz Jlntzan 2860 Pineridge Ave. 1081 Holly Janna 938 Lenox P1. 1291 Patricia Jasper 5705 Luhn Ave. 1271 Stella Jemzalmi 5500 Lynnehaven Dr. 1361 James Johnson 3200 Lamarque Dr. 1361 Jill Johnson 3438 Vista 1081 NikoIn Johnson 3895 Springhouse Le. 1171 Jennifer Johnston 1113 Halpin Ave. 1081 Lonnie Jones 3950 Cedarwuod 1131 Joseph Judge 1144 Beechmeadow Le. 1381 Sharon Kalman 6471 Ridge Ave, 1131 Allen Kurpe 3115 W. Tower 1381 Mary Kaiser 4078 Egbert 1201 Michele Keller 3360 Bishop 5!. 1201 Term: Kellnel 3364 Anaconda Dr. 1111 Ghi-Nnhm Kim 2357 Clifton Ave. 1191 Diane Kiml 4609 Crawford Ave. 1231 Marvin Kitchen 1427 Shenandoah 1371 Susan Klebnnow 6750 Fair Acres Le. 1131 3662 Klein 3199 S, Farmcrest Dr. 1131 Shlron Klein 7350 Willowbrook Le. 1371 David Kleinmnn 40 Burton Woods Le. 1291 Patricia Kohler 1703 Marquette Ave, 1301 James Kordiu 6110 Corbly Street 1301 Wendy Komhkin 784-8 Glenorchard Dr. 1371 Samuel Kramer 755 Red Bud 1291 Jeffrey Kreinen 3143 S. Farmcresl Dr. 1131 Robert Kroeger 4375 Yakima Dr. 1361 John King 3601 Observatory 1081 Kenneth Kuhn 684-4 Whitehall 1301 Troy Lacey 3632 Fyffe Ave. 1111 Deborah Lahey 1341 Woodland 1371 Katherine Langley 718 Cllnton Springs 1291 Barry Lawrence 7839 Dawn Rd. 9497 1371 Shawna Lear 1078 Addice Way 1241 Edward Lerer 2185 Bluegrass LE. 1371 Charles Lerner 4064 Beechwood 1291 David Luster 5952 Rhode Islane 1371 Deuorlll Leuinl'ad 3136 Dot Drive 1131 Charles Lewis 3854 Vine St. 1171 Jolly Li 4051 Clifton Ave 1201 Jon Lieberman 8152 Fontaine CL 1361 Richard Lindsey 1104 Varcity Circle 316 1321 Lori Lohse 1011 Hill St. 1021 Jeffrey Lucha 6270 Hammel Ave. 1371 Steven Luebkeman 3140 Epworth 1111 Melanie Lynem 6703 Plainfield 1361 Pam Malnf 7856 Glenorchard DL 1371 Elinor Manern 1021 Redway Ave. 1291 Nathan Martel! 3638 Burch Ave. 1081 Toni: Miami 6037 Argus Rd. 1241 Regina Mauhewa 1828 Sunnybrook 1371 Lind. McClure 5491 Glengate Le. 1121 Heidi McCormick 3524 Paxton Ave. 1031 Lisa McDaniel 7436 Vine St. 1161 Melinda Mchnald 124 Glenmary 1201 Laura McMahan 6300 Kincaid Rd, 1131 Kimberly McMullen 904 Lexington Ave. 1291 Irvetll McMurtry 6800 Sampson 1361 Frederick Merritt 3146 N. Farmcrest Dr. 1131 Jonathan Meyer 1031 Avondale Ave. 1291 Cynthin Meyn 15 E. Inlarwood PI. 1201 Edward Michelini 3645 M1ddleion Ave. 1201 Regina Michele 1753 Barkley Ave. 1371 Charles Hiddlekauff 678 Stanley Ave. 1261 Eric Miles 1990 West-Nor $212 1251 Rumel Miller 3606 Irving 5!. 1201 Steven Millmnn 2445 Twigwood Le. 1371 Lisa Millo 3632 Burch Ave, 1081 Jamie Minter 3533 Amberacres 112055 1371 Debra Moody 3436 Pheasant View 1071 Ernestine Moon 5245 Char1oe 1271 Melinda Moore 5637 Candlellte Tr. 1381 Aynlnh Moahay 1825 Dale Rd. 1371 Michael Monkowitz 6942 Fair Oaks 1371 Tracey Moss 1970 Honeysuckle 1301 Matthew Mullaney 3427 Berry 1081 Holly Mundon 3956 Ledgewood 1291 Jeffrey Napier 1872 Larchwood P1. 1371 Wadeeah Naohid 3561 Bogard 1291 Monica Newby 5025 Stewan Rd. 1271 Mark Newman 7890 Elbrook 1371 Marlowe Nichols 3874 Spring House 1171 Nicole Nicodemus 3426 Cornell P1. 1201 Paul Nienaher 1282 Paddock H1115 1291 David Noe 1222 Halpln Ave. 1081 Julia Obetmeyer 3921 Woodiord Rd. 1131 Stephen O'Connnr 5300 Hamilton Ave. 91009 1241 Don Olmra 523 McAlpin Ava, 1201 Marylyn Oldham 790 E1 Mitchell 1291 Robin Olinger 3064 Victoria Ave. 1081 Shelly Owens 2546 Ridgeland PI. 1121 Michael Paden 2487 Madison Rd, 1081 Gary Payne 6575 Devonwood Dr, 1241 Mlchael Penn 6466 Elbrook Ave, 1371 David Perlstein 4088 Rose Hill Ave. 1291 Amlnda Peters 4723 Osgood 1271 Todd Peters 1323 Dillon Ave. 1261 Thomas PH 4898 Ridge Ave. 1091 Jannlfu Piaper 2011 Claudle C1. 1301 Keith Pillow 6230 B Rldge AcreS 1131 Judy Finger 3625 Wilshlre Ave. 1081 Francesca Pilpiln 447 Wood Ave 1201 Jeffley PBIinEI 1510 Corvallis 1371 Lawrence Pollack 3127 N. Farmcrest Dr. 1131 Judith Powell 2 Revel Le. 1171 John Powers 5573 Goldcrest Dr. 1381 Jeffrey Pressman 3185 S. Farmcrest Dr. 1131 Louis Proleltl 2959 E95215 PL 1111 Leonard Pugh 6072 Tahitl Dr. 1241 Sun Purdon 3835 Ault Park Ave. 1081 Maeva Quinn 2706 Cleinvlew Ave. 1061 Carmen Quinonez3322 E. Woodman! 1131 Matthew Rubold 3065 Wardall Ave. 1111 Mary Rlczko 1659 Marlowe 1241 Rose angnbin 87 Juergens Ave 1201 Alvin Reed 7920 Greenland P1, 1371 Steven Reichen 2471 Broukwuod Le. 1371 Bradley Reimnield 2690 Section Rd. 1371 Shelly Remen 8395 Crestdale 1361 Tricia Kennel 5804 Bluespruce 1241 Anthony Reyes 3625 Amberson Ave. 1081 Chris Richardson 1527 Northwood Dr. 1371 Jean Richaldwn 1730 Bellavlsxa Ave. 1371 Cynthia Richman 2736 Losantivelle 1131 Danen Rleck 3966 Ardmore Ave, 1291 Kimberly Rogerwn 1 Lenox Le. 1291 Sean Rome 3539 Zumstein Ave. 1081 Luzi Rusekmnu 3256 Hardlsty Ave. 1081 Kenneth Ross 940 6055 Rd, 1291 Timothy Ross 6744 Sieberh 1361 Mark Rosser 7926 Greenland P1, 1371 Mary Roulll 2942 Cortelyou P1. 1131 Randall Routt 6014 Argus Rd, 1241 Spencer Rnwe 3621 Newton Ave. 1071 Knmia Runyan 1910 Andlna 1371 Laura Ruwe 927 Avondale 1291 Sanj- Scheffer 2562 Observatory Rd. 1081 Lisa Schiaring 3459 Principin 1261 Hlnl Schmidt 5042 Coad Dr, 1371 Judy Schneidermnn 3210 S. Whitetree Ct. 1361 Andreas Schnetzer 3453 Whitfieid Ave. 1201 Roderick Schroer 1675 Brunnerwood Dr. 1381 Michael Schulze 3219 Hardisly Ave. 1081 Beth Schwartz 3102 Dot Dr. 1131 Jami Schwartz 6531 Cllfhidge 1131 Michelle Schwartz 1407 Section Rd. 1371 Arnold Scott 6726 Hampton Dr. 1361 Duane Sears 158 Rldgeway 1161 Lawrence Shapiro 216 Greendale Ave. 1201 Nina Shapiro 3990 Beechwoad Ave. 1291 Shelly Shannan 6732 Hampton 1361 Elyshevn Sherry 1551 Northwood Dr. 1371 Alison Side: 38 Arcadia P1. 1081 Slain Sih'i 3459 Brookline 1201 Michazl Simmons 571 Tusculum Aug 1261 Douglas Simon 561 Terrace Ave. 1201 Jeffrey Simpson 6439 Mayflower 1371 Genzvleve Sims 24 Shirley DL 1171 Rachel Smith 511 Evanswood Pl. 1201 Timothy Smith 574 Hale 1291 Bury Snyder 3177 South Farmcrest Dr. 1131 Hap! Spalter 1535 Corvallis 1371 Estella Splulding 1729 Berkly Ave. 1371 Leslie Spitz 3420 Davis Le. 13 71 . Russell Stacy 3545 Principio 1261 Emilie Stafford 3362 Morrison Ave. 1201 Jason Slugs! 5800 Peabody 1271 Gnyie Statman 1419 Robinwuod A116 1371 5.1311 Standemnn 34-4-7 Berry Ave. 1081 Thoma: Stein 6646 Plantation Way 1241 Alison Story 3513 Mmmey 1081 Michael Sunnis 434- Warren Ave. 1201 George 51mph: 2527 Bremen! Ave. 1371 Carol Stuckey 27 Aldon 1361 Jeffrey SulIivnn 3663 Grovedale P1. 1081 Karen Taylot 3775 Hutton St. 1261 James Thomas 3617 Amberson 1081 Kenni Thomas 613 212 Charles Dr. Apt, 1634 1031 Anne Thompson 1241 Herschel Wood 1261 Sudan: Thompson 5846 Redband Rd. 1131 Kathleen ToEpkEl 3852 Dakota Ave. 1291 Rose T010 2206 Rollingridge 1381 Timothy Tole! 6110 Kennedy Ave. 1131 Roleena Tucker 2736 Losantivelle 1371 Shawn Tye 3439 Middleton Ave, 1201 Rowttie Tyul 6692 Plantation Way 1241 Ted Ullner 3198 Esther Dr. 1131 Leo Underhlll 2888 Linwood 1081 Dlvid Union 3388 Auk View 1081 Alice Vlndennmn 1098 Richwuud Ave. 1261 Andrea Vnnvelzel 1300 Deliqula 1301 C. Duffey Vaughan 5719 Giengate 1121 Cynthln Vnnhargan 2855 Losantivllle 1131 Hlnnnh Wnclmldar 764-8 Greenland 1371 Bradley Waggoner 5652 Antoninus Dr. 1381 Timothy Waidmlnn 1824 Glendon 1371 Joseph Wallace 1735 Doresa PI. 1381 Kalle Wallace 2357 Stratfoxd Ave. 1191 Mark Wnnek 2608 Fleetwood 1111 Linda Wang 12 Fa: HHls Dr. 1081 William Wukany 3653 Traskwood Circle 1081 Elizabeth Warren 1305 Oak Knoll Dr. 1241 Tina Warren 1095 Addice Way 1241 Andrew Waugh 3969 Lowry Ava. 1291 Dlvid Weaver 4926 Oaklawn Dr. 1271 Geoffrey Webster 1431 Franklin 1371 David Weipar 6329 Montgomery Rd, 1131 Jnllllhlll wailblrg 4057 Beechwood 1291 Milan Wlnlcy 1625 Asmann 1291 Craig Whiltler 3460 Bevis 1071 Allimn While 6533 Elwynne Dr. 1361 Edward White 5047 Ralph Ave. 1381 Elizabeth White 907 Paradrome 5t. 1021 Lori Whitehead 6839 Elwynne DL 1361 Dilne Wilkinl 3496 Edgeview 1131 David Willa 136 Huntinmon 1191 Angela William: 6412 Elwynne Dr. 1361 Deitn Wllliaml 1491 Baymiller no, E 1141 Jacqueline William! 3314 Wabash Ave. 1071 Shannon William: 1727 Andlne 1371 Anita Wilton 5710 Sugarberry Ct. 1241 Laura Wllson 1422 Hillcrest Rd. 1241 Kay Wolery 337 Amazon Ave. 1201 Henrietta Wright 1812 Baymlller no. 2 1141 Robert WerI' 4230 Rose Hlll Ave. 1291 Ben Yamaguchl 2789 Dunaway Ave. 1111 Jonnthnn York 3343 Sherlock Ave. 1201 LIWInda Young 3620 Euanston Ave. 1071 Duuk Zinn 938 Avondale Ava 1291 Seniors - 199 III. luilnnilir-IFI. 202 H Juniors Pres: Julie Emden Vice: Markus Payne; Treas.: Rachel Shocket; Sea: J ulie Yankoff Row 1: Alison Adams, Dianna Alexander, Lydla Allen. Walter Allen, Heidi Alletzhauser, Valerie Anderson, Rhonda Autry, Colleen Bain. Row 2: Eric Banks, Mike Barron, Rob Baum, Bryan Bell, Kathy Bennett, David Beran, Jacqueline Blair, Diana Bloch Row 3: Debbie Bodmer, Kathy Bullet, Tim Boslay, Renee Bove. John Bowers, Debbie Bradford, Monica Bradley, Darrell Brasey. Row 4: Karen Breen, Gina Britten, Jeffery Broad- nax, Lyman Brock. Denise Brown, Jennifer Brown, Fletcher Brown. Row 5: Tom Brown, Brian Bryant, Lisa Burke, Chris Burrell. John Bunton, Laura Burton, Gail Bushman, Bisi Cameron. Row 6: Chris Carey, Mary Carpenter, Susan Carsh, Peter Carson, Douglass Catron, Bruce Chaiken, Roderick Christmon. Row 7: Denise Clssell, Kelly Clement. Tiawana Coats, Jennifer Cody, Sandy Coe, Suzy Cohen. Jeri Coleman, Michelle Cooper. Row 8: Michelle Corbett, Tanya Cox. Joy Crawford, Pam Currie, Chris Davis, Ozie Davis, Lois Dick. John Dickey. Row 9: Mark Dillard, Sari Dinerman, Patty Dllt- meier. Lorl Edwards, Dwight Ellington, Jeff Ellis, Matt Ellis, Julie Emden. 203 - Juniors Row 1: Patty Emmert. Beth Emrlck, Jenny Engel. Keenan Estee. Row 2: Mary Fair. Patrice Fant, Richard Fearing, Tauana FergusonA Row 3: Jackie Fetters. Rldgely Ficks. David Fisher. Paul Flaspohler. Row 4: Heather Forusz, Charley Frank. Stuart Frankei, Robin Frye. Row 5: Danna Fulgram, Bryan Gahel, Mindy Gard, Keily Garner, Anita Garrett, Theresa 62152:, Linda Carvers. John Gillman. Row 6: Julia Gleason, Jefi Glenn, Rob Glover, Julie Goddard, Ruth Goldman, Ed Goldstein, Don Graves, Randy Green. Row 7: Sheryl Green. Kevin Greenwood, Michelle Grissom, Karen Grupp, Eric Hagenauer, Kerry Hall, Chris Hanad. Ellie Hamelrath. Row 8: Shelly Hammond, Pam Harmann. Emma Harper, Stephanle Harris. Derek Hayes, Lovly Haygood, Darrin Haynes, David Heidenreich. Row 9: Mike Helnes, Tommy Hendricks. Jeff Hilderbrand, Pam Hill, Heather Hines, Carl Hisle, Jeanne Hodge, Leroy Hodge Row 10: Kate Holzschun, Judy Hopmeier, Doug Horn, Maureen Homing. Row 11: Amy Hotchkiss. Aprll Howard. Karen Howard, Jennifer Howe. Row 12: Gennifer Howell, Rich Huenefeld, Marcel Humes, Katie Hunter Row 13: Julia lbarra, Todd Ingram, Jeanna Jackson, Jefh'ey James. 204 J uniors Row 1: Heather Jason, Lisa Jenkins, David Jeruzalmi, Candace Johnson. Row 2: Christal Johnson, Daryl Johnson, Kimberley Johnson, Scott Jordan. Row 3: Hannah Kahn, David Kallmeyer, Juliet Kashdan, Molli Kaufman Row 4: Theresa Kennedy, Mindy Kirschner, James Kissel. Jayna Kitchen. Row 5: Bill Knodel: Kris Koch, Jill Korobkin. Shelley Krakovsky, Karen Kraus, Mary Kay Kraft, Lynn Kuhe, Jimmy Latham Row 6: Leroy Lavi, Victor Lee, Rick Lefton. Jovan- nie Lewis, Lee Ligon, Eric Lindeman, Deborah Lindsey, Jordan Lomas. Row 7: John Lowry, Steve Luchs, Jerry Maclaughlin, Rosalie Matiald, Jon Malis, Darrell Martin, Steve Martin, Melody Massey. Row 8: Mary Matthews, Amy Mayfield, Angelika McClain, Dawn McCloud Scott McCormick, Kevin McIntosh, Brent McKnight, Donna McMillan. Row 9: Susan Merritt, Peter Merz, Roberta Meyn, Hillary Middlekauf, Valerie Miille, Jeff Miller, Lori Miller, Treva Miiler. Row 10: Vicki Miller, Tina Mitchell. Sudhir Mohan, Monica Montgomery. Row 11: Albert Moore, Kenny Moore, Nick Moore, Richard Moore. Row 12: Greg Morris, Beenah Moshay, Mimi Masher, Adam Moskowitz. Row 13: Larry Muliens, John Mulvey, Bernie Mun- dy, Jemela Murib. Juniors - 205 Row 1: Sherman Murphy, Chris Murray. Deedy Nadel. Row 2: Rob Nathan, Chris Neal, Leigh Neale. Row 3: Becky Nelsen, Camille Nicodemus, Leroy Nocheck. Row 4: Peter Oppenheimer, Traci Ostand, Kathy Patty. Row 5: Aileen Paul, Brad Payne, Kellie Payne, Marcus Payne, Laurie Peck, Sherri Pennington, J ames Perry, Bryan Peskin. Row 6: Dianne Phillips, Siobhan Pine, Dan Pinger, Ron Pleasant. Row 7: Karen Polasky, LutreciaPosey, Bob Pur- don, Jill Quyle. Row 8: Kim Rodack, Sherri Rammmelsberg, Cathy Randall. Cheryl Rave. How 9: Tia Rawlings, Mike Rachel, Kip Reinea Sarita Reyes. Row 10: Michele Rheinecker, Kit Richards, Jay Rlesenberg, Alexander Ritschel. How 11: Joe Ritter, Denise Roberts, Kris Roehr, Darrow Rood, Ivy Rose, Sally Rose, David Rosen- thal, Keenan Ross. Row 12: Vicki Roth, Chris Roihe, Naomi Rothenberg, Rebecka Rutledge, Chris Ryan, Todd Satogata, Pam Sauter, Susie Schnetzer. Row 13: Valerie Schwenkner, Mark Sebron. Jill Sagerman, Dan Seta, Rachel Shocket, Annie Shudra, Linda Sieber. Arthur Simon, 206 Juniors Row 1: Michael Singer, Megan Sistrunk. Jenny Smith. Trina Smith, Harrold Snellings, Amy Snyder, Judith Spitz, Mike Starnbach. Row 2: Dan Statrnan. Betty Stefanlk, Alex Stillpass, Steve Smh, Clarissa Stokes, Tom Stork, Carrie Stoudemire, Amy Straus. Row 3: Holly Sulek, Betsy Sullivan, Beverly Sutton, Tara Swing, Ron Sylba, Mary Symes, Jack Tager, Mark Talley. Bow 4: Myrna Taylor, Jon Temple, Beth Tholke, Carla Thomas Row 5: David Thomas, Chapman Todd, Theresa Tojo, Russ Towner. Row 6: Ron Trimble, Jeff Trundle, Andy Truax, Laura Van Ginkle. Row 7: Chris Varga, Monica Vaught. Bari Venn, Brent Walker. Row 8: Terr! Wallace. Sue Waller, Mimi Warm, Robin Weinstein, Michelle Weise, Donna Wertheim, Ron Whitfield, Jon Wigser, Row 9: Patty Wilfong, Mary Williams, Robyn Williams. Row 10: Robin Willis, Ellen Wilson, Mike Wilson. Row 11: Valerie Wilton, John Winfrey, Jesse Winton. Row 12: Amy Wolf, Fred Woif, Niki Wyzenbeek. Row 13: Julie Yankoff, Ilene Zeff, David Zimov, Karen Boesherz, Mark Witter. Juniors - 207 Mun uzcuun umnu up muul CIUICI nun Class Officers: Jackie Turner, Barbara Harris, Lisa Trei- cger, Carla Walker. Row 1: Beth Abbott, Jenny Adams, Andrea Ailen, Bryan Allen, Judith Anderson, Eric Andrews, Rob- bie Anson. Susy Applegate. Row 2: Jenny Arvin, Rick Baena, Francis Baker. Jeff Baker. Donna Barkley, Staci Barnes, Jerry Bar- rett, Lenette Beasley Row 3: Moiria Bell, Roberta Bell, Sherri Bender, Cary Benjamin, Andy Berghausen, Helen Blackshire, Marybeth Bley, Melissa Bloemker. Row 4: Jane Bonawinga, Barbara Borden, Hollis Borders, Tracey Bowman. Jon Breiner. Tony Brewen Vernon Bridges, Kevin Britten. How 5: Lisa Bronson, Trisha Brown, Angeia Bryant. David Bryant. Melanie Buck, Jeff Burdsall. Tim Burton. John Call Row 6: Jenny Carpenter, Barbara Carroll, Anne Cebula, Harry Chambers, Stanley Chapman, Rodney Chatman, Jon Childress, Mary Chiricosta Row 7: Ranjan Choudhury. Doug Christensen, Michelle Cohen, Teri Cohen, Adurey Cooper, Johanna Cornell, Emily Costello, Mike Graun Row 8: Brian Crow, Peter Crume, Darryl Daniels, David Daniels, Michael Daniels, Eric Davis, Sally Davis, Thaddaus Dawson Row 9: Dennis Deas, Sandy Dechter, Michelle Decker, Debra Deering, Timothy DeFosse, Mike Deutscher, Lisa Diamond. Jeff Dine 208 - Sophomores Row 1: Karen Dine, Julie Dorenkemper, Yvette Dorsey, Deneen Douglas. Liz Driesbach, Tracy DuCovna, William Dudley, Charles Duff Row 2: John Dysarl, Donna Edwards, Lisa Ellis, Juana Ervin, Matt Eshleman, Melody Evans, Theresa Fenbers, Jeremy Fishbum Row 3: David Flagg, Angie Floyd, Maurice Floyd, Wayne Fluellen, Diane Fobes, Leo Fontana, Jon Ford. Eric Forste Row 4: Allyson Frazier, Patty Frydland, Doug Fuchs, Monica Furr, Tim Candy, Dianne Gard, Rick GellerI Tammie Gerke Row 5: Greg Gerwe, Carla Gibbs, Beverly Gilbert, Carla Giles, Rodney Glantz, Dan Glueck, Judy Goldman, Steve Goodridge Row 6: Anita Grace, Doug Greenstein, Taryn Grinker, Ian Guttman, Steve Haffer, Stephanie Halasz, Michelle Hammons, Chris Hampton Row 7: April Harris, Barbara Harris, Darryl Harris. Jerome Harris, Crystal Harrison, Sarah Hattemer, Jeff Haungs, Neil Hausfeld Row 8: Megan Hawgood, Raymond Healy, Sarah Heard, Teri Heines, Neva Helt, Brian Henke, Katie Henneberg, Todd Hensley Row 9: Tim Hill, Angela Hilton, Tiffany Hinton, Vincent Hitchcock, Dale Hofstetter, Susanna Holm, Oiivia Hooper, Hoily Hunt Sophomores 209 Row 1: Karen Husman, Steve lmmerman, Stewart lsaacs. Jerome Jackson, Larry Jackson, Mary Jackson. Tammy Jackson, David Jacobs. Row 2: Anne James, Paula James, Shell Jardine, Jackie Jason, Lauren Jefferies, Steve Jenlke. Marian Jenkins, Karen Jennings Row 3'. Pran Jha, Peggy Joerg, Guy Johns, Darla Johnson. Guy Johnson, Sheri Johnson, Anthony Jones, Dodd Jones. Row 4: Jeff Jones, Vena Jones. Angie Jordan. Cyn- thia Jordan, Lynelle Kerstine, Cyna Khalily David Killen, Jennifer Kinsel. Row 5: Kris Kitchen. Ben Klaymam Mark Klug, Lauren Koon, Peter Krug, Scott Lane, Andrew Laurens, Robert Lawrence. Row 6: Bryan Lawson, David Lerner, Judith Levinrad, Yvonne Lewis, Alex Licis. Jamie Lips, Denise Littlejohn, Angie Lohse. Row 1: Amy Long, Laura Long, Roger Lovett, Noreen Lumpkins, Peter Lusenhop, Martha Lustik, Ken Luther, Stephanie Lynn, Row 8: Michelle Lynskey. Claire Lyte, Kara Mackiey, Michael Macklin, Debbie Maltz, David Mann, Richard Marker, Kimie Matsudo. Row 9: Bridgette Matthews, Eric Matthews. Mark Mauldin, Andi Mazzei, Katey McCarthy, Jennifer McCray. Debbie McDaniel, Doug McFartandV 210 Sophomore Row 1: Tina McMahon, Matt McMullen, John McNeely, Denise Meece, Amy Metzger. Kevin Mon- tgomery, Coletta Moore, Karen Moore. Row 2: Jeff Moorman, Wendy Morris. David Mor- rison, Anne Moser, Teresa Moss, Brendon Mullaney. Lori Murphy, Barry Myers. Row 3: Linda Nachbauer, Julie Nemann, Steve Newbern, Teri Newman, David Nielsen, Michael Noggler, Scott Norman. Pam Novick. Row 4: Tammi Nuber, Randy Nutt, Gina UDon- nell, Rod OTIaherty, Kevin O'Herron, Cary O'Reil- ly, Beth Oehler, Tracy Ovarian. Row 5: Jenny Owens, Erin Paden, Brian Parks. Tami Penn, Rachel lz'ezrlsteinI Jon Perry, Cristina Philips, Erik Philips. Row 6: Karie Pickering, Joel Pieper, Melissa Pigg, David Pippenger, Rick Pollack, Kathy Pritchelt, Kevin Pugh, Tracey Raiford. Row 7: Stan Reid, Mandy Reinhardt, Doreen Remen, Julian Renfro, Barbara Ritschel, Sung Rno, Melody Roark, Andre Ross. Row 8: Ken Russet, Marina Roytman, Vickie Rue, Bryan Runyan. George Russell, Joe Sachleben, Tim Salter. Richard Sander. Row 9: Karen Schneider, Todd Schreibeis, Andy Schroeder, Mark Seliskar, Monica Seta, David Severy, Mark Shafer, Carrie Shie. -, , h..-.w. -.;xmmwm f r i Sophomores 211 Row 1: Ellen Slauson. Rod Smith, Scott Smith, Warren Smith. llana Sobel, Jason Springer. Gary Stacy, Regina Steely. Row 2: Scot Stacker. Melvin Stokes, Brian Stone. Gust Stroplos. Geoff Sturgill, Richard Sulfated, Bob- by Tassel, Cindy Theobald, Row 3: Karen Thomas, Rebecca Todd, Lisa Tref- zger, Trevor Tsang, Svetlana Tsimberg, Anson Turley, Jackie Turner, Marc Turner. Row 4: Joel Varland, Mike Vega, Jeff Wade. Carla Walker, Michelle Walker, Maria Walton. Robert Ward, Denise Watkins. Row 5: Karen Websten Bryan Wehmeyer. Diane Weiper, Mike Weise, Robin Weiss, Crystal West, Alice Wethington, Cathy WetzeL Row 6: Stuart Wheaten, Dan White, Kelly White, Larry White. Row 7: Heidi Williams, Ronald Williams, Sonya Williams, Lee Willis. Row B: Lestel Wilson, Vicky Wilson, Christy Wolf, Julie Wolf. Row 9: Kate Wolf, Mike Wonddell, Laritza Wright, Lisa Young. 212 - Sophomores 3 1 2 s m o m o h P am .3me . .. H Class Officers Q39. 220i: Gary Gettys, Becky Carpenter, Rebecca Engang, Leigh Robinson Row 1: Molly Adams, Tina Albers, Philip Alex- ander, Anthony Allen, Jeffery Allen, Wilmont Allen, Jeff Aligeyer, Neil Aquino. Row 2: Dan Aronowitz, Chester Austin, Stephen Austin, Anne Badgley, Cathy Baker, Rodney Baskerville, Tom Baumann, Patty Baumgardnen Row 3: Robin Beatty, Jeff Becker, Hershel Bell, Lucius Bennett, Robin Black, Alicia Bland, Cheryl Bloemker, Alex Biumberg Row 4: Tim Blume, Carla Boner, Timothy Booker, Patricia Bosley, Robert Bowers, Ken Boyer, Regina Braden. Regina Bradford, Row 5: Patrick Brandon, Emily Brigham, Jennifer Brogdon, Shellie Bronson. Amy Brooks, Anthony Brown, Andrea Brown, Cheryl Brown. Row 6: Dave Brown, Teri Brown, Lisa Brush, Lawrence Brzezinski, David Bucher, Ari Buchwald, Chris Bulger. Diedra Bullock. Row 7: Andrea Burke, Kycha Burnett, Todd Bur- reil, Brandy Burt, Nicki Butlers, Henry Bystritsky, Shannon CampbellI Roslynn Cargile Row 8-. Becky Carpenter, Judy Cebula, Luke Chandler, Katie Chard. Kathy Charlton, Marina Chudnovsky, John Cimarosti. Marla Cissell. Row 9: Michelle Cisseli. Naima Clarke. Sean Clarke, Laura Clegern, Deborah Coats, Stanley Cohen, Alieen Coleman. Margaret Condom. 214 i Freshman Row 1: Gina Cooper, Rachel Cox. Kimberly Crawford. Per Dahlgren, Joelle Daniel, Kimberiy Davis. Leslie Davis. Shelby Davis. Row 2: Ellie Davison, Jane Dauison, Lance Dean, Cheri Degrummond, Ron Deionckheere, Mark Dessauer, Joel Deutch, Andrea Devoe. Row 3: Glenn Devoe, Mike Drexelius. George Duchaine, Brian Duffy. Row 4: Ronnett Dunn, Pau! Durham, Chris Eberle, Kimberly Eby. Row 5: Randall Eckert, Nicole Edmondson, Marie Edwards, Jim Eisen. Row 6: Denise Elbisser. Wendy Ellis, Bill Engel, Daphna Enzer. Row 7: Chris Errgang, Rebecca Errgang, Kelly EL ter, Ronald Evans. Row 8: Felicia Fagg, Lisa Farmer. Miriam Fastag. Venita Favors. Row 9: Mark Ferguson, Chuck Fields, Row 10: Perry FitzPatrick. Howard Fagle Row 11: Holly Forusz, Michael Frand Row 12: Teresa Frantz, William Frazier. Row 13: David Friei, Rona Frohman, Michael Gam- bill, Cheryl Ganim, Pam Ganschow, Nancy Gati, Judy Gazaway, Paula Georgeton. Freshmen i 215 Row 1: Gary Gettys, Sal'ah Gillman, Todd Glass. Paul Glaubitz. Row 2: Deb Gluek. Robert Green, Karyn Hadley, Scott Haggerty Row 3: Lisa Hahn, Mike Halpin, Andy Hamilton, Rodney Hamilton. Row 4: Alex Hammerlein. Daniel Hampton. Joesph Hankerson. Bridget Harrell. Row 5: Sheri Harris Steven Harrison, Mike Hart- zel, John Haungs, Brenda Havlin, Alma Haywood, Tracey Heath, Steve Huering Row 6: David Hickenlooper, Tracey Hill, Garleen Hillman, Babbette Hines, Clay Hissett, Kathy Hodge. Blake Hoel, Angie Holbrook. Row 7: Michele Hood. Eileen Horwitz, Lynette Houston. Teresa Hudson. Row 8: Kelly Huston. Celia Irvine. Lisa James. Alvin Johnson. Row 9: Brendetta Johnson, Hope Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Scott Johnson. Row 10: Vida Johnsom Carl Jordan, Tim Jordan, Zelimera Juric. Raw 11: Michael Kapsan, Caroline Karlen, Melisande Keefer. Garrett Kelly. Row 12'. Jenny Kemp. Greye Kennedy. Lisa Klllens. Kristine King. Kris Kinkade. Debra Kirschner, Miriam Kleinman, David Knabe Row 13: Kris Kokoefer, Lynn Kolde, Paul Krakov- sky. Anny Kramer, Tammy Kramer, Linda Krebs. Karl Krefnng, David Kroeger. 216 Freshmen Row 1: Diane Kroeger, Michael Kuhn, Marina Kushnir, Frost Lacey, Jackie Lachman, Marquita Lail, Rebecca Land, Michelle Langefeld Row 2: Kim Larkin, Michael Laurie, Lear Lavl, Barbara Lawrence, Gary Laws, Gordon Leach, Judy Leaver, Virginia Levi. Row 3: Greg Liggen, Andrew Light, Louis Liner, Troy Livingston Row 4: Lisa Loewenstein, Jim Long, Gary Lubow. Ronna LucasA Row 5: Leslie Lukens. Markus Lynch, Michael Madison, David Malis. Row 6: Anna Malone, Lisa Mann, Michael Mann, Keilm Matsudo Row 7: Fred Mattress, Kim May, Shelly Mayes, Glen Mayfield. Row 8: Terez Mays, Sheryl McCiung, Julie Mc- Conihay, Tracey McCree, Erica McGivens, Lisa McGrady. Sean McMillan, Michael Menefieid. Row 9: Stephinie Menifee, Steve Merl, Matt Meunier. Tony Meyn, Thomas Mlley, Allison Miller, Amy Mlller. Ann Miller. Row 10: Lauren Miller, Steve Miller, Tim Miller, Jewell Mimms, Row 11: Chris Minton, Scott Mirizzi, Keith Morris, Sarah Morrison. Row 12: Frank Moskowitz, Kendra Moulton, Gwendellon Moulton. Howard Moy. Row 13: Jane Murphy, Akeba Murray, Melanie Myers, Nancy Nathan. Freshmen f 217 Row 1: Jenny Neale, Patty Nemann, Peggy Ng, Teddy Nishiyama, Kris Noelcke, Michael O Herron. Maria O'Nan, Darlana Otis. Row 2: Ursula Oxley, Amelia Parker, Lorenza Patrick, Martha Payne. Ami: Penn, Oren Penn. Karen Pollins, Leroy Porter. Row 3: Vale Powell, Karen Prairea Julia Prescott, Christine Puckett, Allyson Rabkin, Tiffani Ray, Julia Reaney, Alan RecheL Row 4: Beth Ann Reed, Bryan Reverman. Chris Rheinecker, Russell Rice, Kirby Rich, Jeremy Richards, Tal Richards, Jill Ringel. Row 5: Kelly Rittinger, Vickie Roberts, Leigh Robinson, Eugene Rogers, Candi Ross, Robert Rothhaas, Michelte Russell, Mimi Ruwe. Row 6: Joseph Scanio, Lauren Schear, Geoff Schiering, Ellen Schreiber, Joe Schroeder. Steven Segermam Stephanie Segers, Janet Shim: Row 7: John Short, Itaal Shut. Jill Siegfried, Debi Silverman, Paula Simmons, Shelley Sirkin, David Smith, Jeff Smith. Row 8: Jerry Smith, Mimi Smith, Paul Smith, Roger Smith. Bow 9: Tammy Smith, David Smyth, David Snyder, Sarah Snyder. 218 Freshmen Row 1: Steve Sper, Lisa Sperling, Tullan Spitz, Karen Splansky, Will Standley, Ann Starnbach, Ed ward Stauderman, Aaron Steckman. Row 2: Jenny Sterling, Theresa Stevenson, Daniel Stinson, Laura Stith, Kevin Stone, Gary Strass, Beth Suiek, Chris Sullivan, Row 3: Anna Suranyi, Todd Taylor, Tyrone Taylor, Christine Tempel, David Tessler, Thomas ThamanY Richard Thies, Ron Thomas. Row 4: Stephanie Thomas, Jacqueline Thompson, Mike Thompson, Ben Thurman. Hilary Timmel, Tony Tirey, Patrick Todd, Jenny Toepker, Row 5: Paula Tojo, Shawna Tolbert, Richard Trenz, Shelly Trundle, Angela Turnbow, Nicki Up- son, Steve Uroshovich, Dan Vanderman. Row 6: Laura VonBargen. Karen Vonderhelde, Louis Waddle, Theresa Waddle, Karin Waidmann, Maury Walker, Amy Waller, Allyssa Walther. Row 7: Justin Wasserman, James Watson, Paula Watson, Daryl Watters, Renacha Watts, Sherri Weems, Tony Wehage, Tracy Weiss. Row 8: Thomas Wells, Daron Wesley, Debi Wethington, Tonya Wheeler, Chris White, Miriam Whitehaad, Craig Whittacer, Debbie Wigser. Row 9: Emil Wllbekln, Miriam Wiilard, Edith WiHiams, Holly Williams, Kim Williams, Leonard Williams, Chris Wilson, Derek Wilson. Row 10: Fred Wilson, Pamela Wilson, Paul Wilson, Christy Wolbe, Anele Woodham, Paul Yamaguchi, Stephanie Yates, David Zussman. Row 11: Randy Zussman. Freshmen - 219 .l. : .i 1 lllTll it llklulll .I'KII I Clan Officers: Gary Gettys, Becky Carpenter, Rebecca Errgang. Leigh Neilson. 220 Row 1: Lori Ackerman, Robyn Anderson, Ryan An- drews, Andi Anusblgian, Oscar Armstrong, Tracy Arthur, Amy Arundell, Nadia Asfour. Row 2: Melissa Baines, Robert Baker, Lisa Banks, Terri Banks, Monica Barnett. Barry Bates, Paul Baumgardner. Matt Becher. Row 3: Jerry Bedwell, Clay Bell, Leslie Bell, Chris Bennett. Jackie Bems, Martin Bibb. Michelle Black, Daphne Bledsoe. Row 4: Katherine Bodmer, Lionrick Bolar, Charles Bolek, Kirsten Boller, Greg Borman, Kelly Bowring, Jane Bradford, Jennifer Brinkmam Row 5: Debora Brown, Wraynette Brown, Ronald Brumby, Patricia Brunck, Peter Bryant Lisa Buchanan. Jay Buchiem, Michelle Burke. Row 6: Tim Burke, Tina Burkes. Anthony Burks. Brian Burton, Eugene Butler, Pamela Butler. Cherese Campbell, Faith Cargile. Row 1: Pamela Carter, Candice Chandler, Susan Chapman, Rosi Choudhury, Shannon Clark, Elizabeth Clegem, Philip Cody, Alan Coe Row 8: Steven Cohn, Emmett Cooper, Jeff Cooper, Andi Courtier, John Courtney, Traci Crain, Charlie Croog, Tom Crush. Row 9: Alvina Cunningham, Sharon Currie. Sherri Daley, Jennifer Dam. Angela Daniels, John Davis, Kelli Davis. James Dawson E-Flat - 221 Row 1: Michael Dawson, Leonard Dean, Daniel Deir. James Delap, Michael Dhonau, Greg Dicks, Gina Diers, Jon Dingwell. Row 2: John Dixon, Chris Donnelly, Donna Dorn- busch, Amy Drasnim Chris Duke, Kevin Dunsky, Chester Edwards, William Edwards. Row 3: Robin Ellington. Traci Ellis, Tonya Ellison, Don Evans, Sonya Evans. Cherie Faison. Sebastien Faison, Ron Felder. Row 4: Daniel Fenbers, Sara Fidler, Marcus Fields, Jeannine Finney. Row 5: Pamela Firth, Mary Fisher. Penny Flagg. Mark Flaspohler. Row 6: James Flax, Michelle Flower, Cheri Frank, Gina Freeman. Row 7: Ken Freeman. Rocky Fresh, Dan Fuchs. Karen Gabbard. Row 8: Scott Gaines, Scott Galbreath, Joe Galvin, Ted Ganschow. Row 9: Erin Gamer, Chris Garrison, Bruce Gay, Christine Geier. Raw 10: Betty Ann George, Gregory Gerard, Stephen Garth, Andre Gibbs. Row 11: Shean Gilliam, Candis Givens. Erika Glad- den. Rhonda Glantz, Row 12: Marc Goebel, Missy Goedde, Danielle Goshorn, Jacob Gotwals. Row 13: Michelle Grady, Tonya Graham, Ruth Grant, Helen Greenberg. 222 - E-Flats Row 1: Nathan Greenlee. Tina Grimes, Suzie Gruenstein. Sheila Guyton, Mondale Hackett, Mark Haggard, Danny Hall, Alfonzo Hamilton. Row 2: Terri Hamilton, Chris Harley. Jim Har- mann, Lauren Hams. Tonya Harrison, Ted Hat- temer, Matthew Hayhow. Row 3: Lisa Henry, Theodora Hester, Wendy Heyman, Phoebe Hines. Gregory Hissett, Elizabeth Hector, Jennifer Hoehne, Dea Hofmann. Row 4: Barbara Hofstetter, Louie Hollmeyer, James Holloway. Andrew Holman. Row 5: John Homer, Tina Hosking, Jason House, Robin Hurley. Row 6: Steve Hussey, Dominica Hutcherson, Jenny Hyden, Elayne Jackson. Row 7: Norman Jeffries, Rebecca Jenike, Laura Jennings, Hanna Jeruzalml. Row 8: Karla Johnson, Scott Johnson, Tina Johnson, Carla Jones. Row 9: Jacque Jones, Jeanna Jones, Mark Jones. Michelle Jones. Row 10: Shelly Jones. Jeff Kaltman, Jay Kinerva, Chia-Wan Kao. Row 11: Michele Kay, Melissa Neely, Boris Kheyman, Natalie Kidd. Row 12: Charles King, Thor King, Amy Kinsel, Sonya Kirkland. Row 13: Susanna Koenig, Peggy Kohler, Steve Kohls, Christine Koper. E-Flats - 223 Row 1: Marya Kowal, Brian Kremng, Leslie Kreis, Brigette Kube, Gayle Kuhn, John Lahey. Joe Lan- caster, Millicent Lane. Row 2: Marie Larkins, Rekale Lawrence, Stephen Lawson, Jeremy Leach. Penny Leatherman, Richard Lee, Jimmy Lefton, Cherie Leidenheimer. Row 3: David LePage, Jami Levine, Renita Lewis, Jennifer Lithell, Marc Loeffler, Cathy Luck, Rodney Lumpkins, Adrianne Madaris. Row 4: Tracy Madden, Terri Maniot, Akira Mann, Paige Mann, Darren Manning, David Mark, Robin Massey, James Maynard. Row 5: Robin McClellan, Brian McDaniel Row 6: Kevin McGrory, Andre McKinney. Row 7: Bart McKinney, Mary McKnight. Row 8: Jennifer Mehnert, Mike Meisei, Dwight Menchhofer, Gavm Meredith, Jill Meriweather, Lib- by Meunier. Karl Meyer, Michael Meyers. Row 9: Alicia Milano, Bryan Miller, Mark Mills, Evette Mimms, Earlene Minhardt, Scott Minton, Bridget Mitchell, Craig MitchelL Row 10: Stephen Mitchell, Melissa Mohr, Gwen- dolyn Moore, Katherine Moser. Mable Moy, La- Joyce Mullins. Scott Murdock. Katie Mussio. Row 11: Julie Myers, Paul Myslkowskl, Demn Neblett, Nichelle Nicholas, Allegra Nicodemus, Brian Norris, Jocelyn Nutter, Charles 099. Row 12: Abed Osman, Robin Page, Julie Papernik, Kelly Pappashales, Leslie Patterson, Christine Pat- ton. Shawn Patton, Angela Perry. Row 13: Cynthia Peterson, Jason Phelps. Gregory Philips, Wendi Philips, Jason Pippenger, Christine Poehner, Christy Pond, Rob Porter. 224 E-Flats Row 1: Todd Porter, Lionel Price, Erika Pugh, Brian Quinn, Katie Rabkin, Connie Rankin, Vernon Rawls. Curtis Reed. Row 2: Shirley Reese, Bill Reichert, Adam Reines, Vaierie Rheinecker, Josette Riep, Stephanie Riley, Martin Rinehart, Kirstin Roberts. Row 3: Lisa Robinson, David Roeder, Rachel Rogers, Calista Rollins, William Roman, Lesa Rosenberg. Brian Ross, Michelle Roth. Row 4: Hollie Rothenbusch, Barbara Ruark, Cassandra Rudolph, Angeia Ruffin, Brian Ruhall, Lisa Russell, Melinda Ryan, Michael Ryan. Row 5: Tory Sally, Valerie Valene Sauage. Row 6: Valerie Savage, Renata Scanio. Row 7: Eric Scheffer, Lee Schmidt. Row 8: Eric Schmitt, Dan Schoenarl, William Schulok, Kim Schumacher. Lynn Schwartz, Jackie Sears. Matt Seliskar, Ralph Shank. Row 9: Greg Shapleigh, Tammy Shelton, Laura Sherwood, Rachel Shonfield, Trenton Shut- tlesworth, Eric Sieber, Sarah Siegrist, Tami Sirkin. Row 10: Stefan Skirtz, Scott Slade, Beth Slauson, Jennie Smith. Sean Smlth. Mae Smitherman, Karla Snow. Christy Snyder. Row ll: Colleen Spencer, John Spencer. Kim Stalnaker, Rita Stamey, Jenny Steele, Angie Stee- ly, Greg Stein, Joel Stewart. Row 12: Wendy Stewart, Tara Stickel, Michael Starch, Russell Storm, Alisa Strauss. Agnes Suranyi, Angela Sutton, Angela Taylor. Row 13: Debbie Terbeck, Jennifer Thacken Tif- fany Thaler. Katharina Thomakos, Jeffrey Thomas, Richard Thomas, Richard Thomas, Bernadette Thompkins. E-Flats - 225 Row 1: Andrew Thompson. Ivy Thompson, Joel Thurman, Todd Talbert, Lori Toleski. Dequria Tolliver, Beth Tom, Robert Toney. Row 2: Freddie Trammel. Michael Trennepohl, Rodney Triggs, Susan Tuchfarber, Sharon Turley, Kimberly Turner, Sally Turner, Troy Turner. Row 3: Connie Turpeau, Elisa UllnerA Row 4: Melanie Underwood, Steven Vanbuskirk. Row 5: Jennifer Varland, Stephanie Vaught. Row 6: Stephanie Verkamp. Elizabeth Vilter, Eric VonBargen, Jeff Vonderheide. Row 1: Christopher Walker, Shelley Walker, Adolphus Ward, Mike Warm Row 8: Brian Warren, Michael Watkins, Lisa Webb. Paulette Webster Row 9: Lisa Weider, Mike Weigel, Marcel Wer- theim, Yolanda West. Row 10: Perry Whatley, Jason Wheeler, Robert Whetsel, Andre White; Row 11: William White, David Whitehead. Joyce Whitney, Carmiel Wllliams. Row 12: Jeneil Williams. Maurice Williams. Sonya Williams, Regina Willingham, Jennifer Wilson, Jerry Wilson, Melanie Wilson, Carol Wine. Row 13: Melissa. Wittrock. Angie Wood, Joseph Wooddell. Robert Wright. Linda Yankoff. Adrienne Youngblood. Craig Zeff, Lorna Zwerln. 226 - E-Flats 7 2 2 8 ..la :1 E Row 1: Andy Ackerman, David Adkins. Cheryl Alexander, Evan Aiexander, Maria Alfaya. Daisy Allen, Tonia Alien, Claudene Allison. Row 2: Stephen Allison, Robert Amend, Darren Anderson. Michael Anderson, Brandy Anharch, Mark Armacost, David Arnouitz, Alan Aronowitz. Row 3: Phyllis Asbury. William Aylward, Robert Ayres, Ron Baird, Don Baker, Brent Baldwin, Elise Balllnger, Marlo Bannister Row 4: Denise Barber, Tommie Barnes, Donald Barrett. Laura Baston, Wiiliam Becker, Anthony Beckhan, Tony Bell, Taryn Benjamin. Row 5: Scott Bennett, Michelle Bantam Fritz Berghausen, Davd Barman, Bill Byer, Linda Bishop, Regina Blanchard, Dorlon Bledsoe. Row 6: Daniel Bleh, Kate Blumberg, Kim Borsherz, Amy Booth, Krlsten Bosh. Katherine Bosley, Allison Bove, Joeseph Bradley. Row 7: Anita Bragg, Rebecca Brice, Tammy Bright, Demetrius Brockman, Charisse Brown, Rachel Bumgamer, Bruce Burke, Darmicha Burns. Row 8: Gordon Bush, Robert Byrd, Eric Campbell. Anissa Cardwell, Lori Cargile, Maureen Carpenter, Ruth Carsch, Won Carter. Row 9: Mose Cartier, Maggie Chandler. Robyn Chapman, Sara Chard, Yvette Chenault, Monique Cherry, Billy Chung. Suzanne Cissel. 228 , Effies Row 1: Nadine Clark, Steven Clark, Jane Cleary, Josalyn Coaston, Chris Coats, Vinnie Cokley, Diedre Cole, Kristal Collier. Row 2: Rakale Collins, ShieEa Colvin, Deanna Comv pton, Jerry Cooper. Neil Cope, Tyrone Copeland, Dixie Copenhaver, Jennifer Cox. Row 3: Jocelyn Craig, Thomas Craig, Tony Crain, Emily Crawford, Nyla Crawford, Rebecca Crawford, Tonya Criswell. Bobby Cracker. Row 4: Tasha Cummings, Eddy Curry, Mark Dame, Jamie Dance, Jenny Daniel, Tracy Daniel, Shelli Daniels, Garri Davis. Row 5: Dan Davison, Tonicia Dean, Shannon Deese. Louis Dennard, Jenny Dennler, Christi Dia mond, Ted Dickey, Eric Dickmeyer. Row 6: Marty Dodson, Carolyn Dube Row 7: Brian Ducovna, Catherine Dunn. Row 8: Michael Durden, Torn Durham Row 9: Lisa Eby, James Elliot, Ed Eschmann, Genice Everson, David Faught. Zac Feinstein, Levon Felton, David Ferris. Row 10: Ed Fields, Richard Finley, Aaron Fishbein, Angie Fisher, Anita Floyd, Darin Floyd Gina Folden, James FosterV Row 11: Terry Foster, Rachel Fraley, Susan Frankle, Reuben Frankenfield, Lara Frost, Nicole Frost. Laura Fullman, Audrey Gaiton. Row 12: Susan Gambill, Devin Gamboa, John Ganim, David Gard, Bill Gardner, India Gary, Don Gauck, Eric Gay; Row 13: Leslie Gazaway, Shawn Geiler, Esther Georgeton, John Gerbus, Joy Glbson, Veronica Gib son, Todd Girty. Tiffany Glass. Effie: - 229 Row 1: Susan Glueck, Mike Glynn, Ellen Goddard, Jenny Goforth, Debbie Gaines, Mike Geller, Rebec- ca Goozner, Arty German, Row 2: Elizabeth Gosiger, Julie Gott, Nicole Gowens, Mark Green, Mike Green, Jeff Greenburg, Dawne Greene, Hugh Grelser. Row 3: Matt Griffin, Paige Griffith, Kim Grun- dhoefer, David Gunn, John Habjan, Marc Hall, Rachel Hall, Randy Hamlin. Row 4: Ed Hammond. Lyle Hampshire, Larry Hampton, Monica Hampion, Peter Hamrick, Bill Hance, Keith Hansen, Elaine Hardy. Row 5: David Harper, Laura Harrell, David Harris, Lisa Harris. Christian Hattemer, Beth Hatter, John Hawgood, Bryan Haygood. Row 6: Amanda Hathow, Kara Heath, Ashley Heil, Robert Heinien, David Highsmith, Kristin Hirst, Sara Hitchans, Kimberly Hobbs. Row 7: Ray HolderbyV Row 8: Rex Holman. Row 9: Olivia Holts. Row 10: Jon Honeck, Kim Hopkins, Sheri Horowitz, Tonya HowarcL David Howson, Susan Hubbell, Holly Hudson. Sean Hughs. Row 11: Stephen Hull, Monica Hunter, Richard Hunter, Yvonne Husbands, Fred James, Cathy Jenkins, Murna Jenkins, Julie Lemmings. Row 12: Adele Johnson, Cheryl Johnson, Lisa Johnson, Cherie Jones, Shannon Johnson, Erica Jones. Jack Jones, Jene Jones. Row 13: Patrice Jones, Kelly Jordan, Jagorca Juric, Ben Kahn, Andy Kapfer, Theresa Kepferle. Mina Khalily, Lara Kidd, 230 i Effies Bow 1: Barry Klrschner, Greg Kissel. John Knodel. Sherry Krapp, Laura Kreindler, Davia Kroeger, Sarah Krug, Shawnette Kyles. Row 2: Damien La Nier, Terry Lackhart, Brenda Lamb, Gerald Lancaster, John Lane, Michelle Lane, Tim Lane, Josette Lanton. Row 3: Alan LarkinsI Rick Lauer, Tracy Laurle, Greg Lea, William Leach, Laura Leary, Tara Leatherwood, Jeff Leftwlch. Row 4: Shawna Lemberg, Rachel Lenz, Annette Leonard, Hallie Lewis, Laronda Lewis, Randy Lewis, John Ley, Stephan Libbey. Row 5: Faith Little, John Littlepaga, Heidi Locher, Doug Lococo, Doreen Longbottom, Alexia Loyanich, Andrew Lucas. Rebecca Luken Row 6: Justin Lundgren Row 1: Theresa Lustik Row 8: Craig Lyks Row 9: Marc! Machnovltz. Ralph Mack, Biienda Madison, Ralph Magrish, Richard Maifeld, Steven Maltz, Marcia Manigan, Debbie Mann. Row 10: Paul Mann, Sarah Mark Victor Marthaler, Angela Martini, Angela Mathis, Kenneth Mathis, Ian Maxwell. How 11: Pam Mayers, Sophia McAllister. Gene McBurrows, Sean McArthy. Shazzan McCloud, Lisa McCloy, Laura McCray. Teresa McCreary. Row 12: Steve McCurdy, Teresa McDonald, Nicole McKinney. Kimil McMullen, Richard Meisler, Rick Menefield, Terry Meyers, Andrea Mikulic. Row 13: Ed Mlilen. Angella Miller. Catherine Miller, Kim Miller, Jane Mills, Susan Minturn. Rob Miracle, Mike Moniot, Effies - 231 Row 1: Chester Moody, Esther Moody, Robin Moore, Christopher Morath. Row 2: Todd Morath, Kyle Morgan, Mike Morgan. Steven Morozumi. Row 3: Benjamin Morrison, Sue Mosher, Jimmy Moskowitz, Tenley Moy. Row 4: Peter Muehlenkamp. Aginah Muhammad. Reginald Mullins, Amber Murphy. Row 5: Patrick Murphy. Ronan Muxphy, Erinn Nelson, Dabble Newmann, Sandy Ng, Camara Nicholas, Jack Neimes, Anne Nienaber. Row 6: Christina Nimmo, Molly O'Flaherly. Carla Oden. Meredith O'Donnell, Asheil Ojeda. Holly Ol- inger. Dorothy Ortega, Penelope On. Row 7: Vonna Oxley. Brian Paden, Ron Pairan, Christina Papayiannis, Carrie Parks, Mark Pate, Dya Patton, Raymond Payton. Row 8: Turn Peeks, Andrea Peeples, Susan Pelle, Jo Perrmann. Charles Peyton, John Pflug. Jennifer Phillips, Roy Phillips. Row 9: Ginger Pierson, Beth Pitzer. Holly Poole. Cliff Pope. Jason Patter, Tim Powell, Barb Powers, Shauna Presley. Row 10: Paul Privett, Nancy Raab, Dana Rabkin, Leslie Ragan. Row 11: Eduardo Ramirez. Ken Ramsey Tim Rachel, Michelle Reed. Row 12: Barry Renfm, Lisa Rice. William Richard- son, Robby RingeL Row 13: Michelle Ritter, Renee Roberson, Jenniier Roberts. Michael Robinson. 232 Effies Row 1: Donna Roewer, Shelly Rogers, Wendy Rosekrans, Eilat Rosenfeld. Row 2: ernl Rosenhelm, Bart Roush, John Rusculte, Joe Ryan. Row 3: Jasmine Sacrest, Marco Sansone, Gregory Schmidt. Fritz Schoenle. Row 4: Elissa Schwartz. Keisha Scott, Renee Seldom. Scot! Shadd Row 5: Robin Shepherd, Anna Sher, Torn Sher- wood, Adam Shilt. Matt Shirk. Aaron Shocket, Shari Shockler, Daniel Shore. Row 6: Kristin Shrlder, leore Shur, Rob Sim- mons, Killy Singleton, Kevin Sloan, Davia Smart, Althea Smith, Jackie Smith Row 7: Natombi Smith, Parnell Smlth, Todd Smith, Steve Snellings, Sonya Sobieski, Karaten Summer, Mike Spangler, Caroline Spiller. Row 8: Angela Stroufe, Andy Stallworth. Mark Stargel. Vanessa Sterling, Mark Stacker, Shelly Stover, Mike Straus, William Stull. Row 9: Mike Symes, Adrian Taylor. Chris Taylor, Kristen Thaler, David Thamen. Adam Thiele, Chris Thomas. Bobby Thompson. Row 10: Kenneth Tinker, Tammy Tipper, Veronica Todd, Sarah Toepker. Row 11: Russ Toney, Stephanie Turner, Kim Ullner, Caroll' Vargas. Row 12: Carrie Ventre, George Verkamp, Denise Wadllngion. Carole Walker. Row 13: Maurlce Walker, Terrance Walker, Jody Wallace, Michael Ware. Effies - 233 Row 1: Asia Washington, Davia Webb, Angela Weithe, Tracie Wheeler. Aretha White, Eric White, Krista White, Staci White. Row 2: Yolanda White. Shannon Whitfield. Sarah Wigser, Brian Wilbon, Cheryl Wilder, Brian Wiley, David Williams, Kim Williams. Row 3: Mark Williams, Mike Williams, Shirley Williams, Olivia Williamson, Audra Willis, Antonio Wiils. Camille Wilson,Gera1d Wilson. Row 4: Gwen Wittenbaum. Jim Wolf. Row 5: Dawn Wright, Kay Wright. Row 6: Steven YamaguchL Colby Young. Row 7: Rodney Young, Fred Zacharias. Row 8: Tracy Zigler.Ji1I Jackson. 234 a Effies ----I--- H i- am. I I iv. 9....- u . . .. m-m-u-m 3 NEWS GOTHIC b VENEETJTJA E E GARAMOND 5,; E: g - h m g INII'VCLIOR : J7 1 OPTIMA ; :37 STYN ' a g BOLT RONDI - .- ' TRaMP:L L'rLuLLLL-LL . We: a m r; E w QE HELVETICA 4: . x , PALATINO : .M E E- ,. I1 Best of Luck GOOd LUCK Class Shnew of and the 1982 a Mr. and Mrs. Phillip ?ALamSSngf-rg? Goldman Debbie and Taffy Compliments of S P Agency, , I nc. PIOtn lea S aF 18.311'Loszflntiv-ille P h a r m acy Bill E. Katz 513 531-8700 Jay V. 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Happy Birthday Chuck!l.l Purple Haze All Through Humphreyls Brain Bridge And Ellen Nora-So Far Muryl, Dorthy, Egg Foo, Apemah, Dave F.Sle-Love Jude We've Been Hurt 81 Were Been Abused But Most Of All We've Been Dazed 8L Confused. The Gang Lives After Forever In Motel 74-. - Hey Schnew . . o In Spite Of It All . . u Oh Mark!!! J.B. Says Jim Abbott Looks Like A PeIican. Hey Steve-Can We Have A Casual Relationship? I Love You. Hey Cruisers-lts Been A Great Year Luv Ya All Miche . . t Do You Want To Know What BABS Stands For? I Doll . . T Dizzy Hey T.D.-Thanks For Always Being There When I Needed You. A TN. Jenny Hl-Thanxs For Being There When I Needed YoueLove, Jen C. The Harmonicats Ask ilDo You Want This? The Mundo Brothers Devo: Letls Have A Mirage. And Iim Totally Serial. The Foundation eh??? LP. 0k . . . You Too SR. Tracy 7 Be Sure To Walk Fast To Math 50 You Can See You-Know- Who . . . Too Bad Hels Already Taken . . , Oh Well Mine Is Too. Guess Who It Is??? Teri Debbie 8: Sheva-Long Live The Summer of 81 Love tDNQl Theresa G. Bobbie Bergerls Has More Pick Up Than Steve Reichertls Jill Thanks For Being A Friend Love Melissa LileWillie Tribute: The Hut, Little Kings, Spaghetti, 1V2 Lost Cherries ngK It's Sad But True, The Only Person You Can Depend On I5 Yourself. S.KT The Head Band Rules Shannon And Dizzy B.F.A. F.Y. The Relevant Person Loves Peach And Music Throughout The World. To Die John Lennon Lives In My Heart. The Sky Will Be Blue. What Does This Statue Need? A Dustingl! Elizabeth-I Hardly Thought Ild Love Someone So Like Me. Amy Veen Vix, Screwdrivers, Love Machine. Brims and Sugarhill Live Marla Has The SEXIEST Ankleslll RUDE BOYS RUDE BOYS RUDE BOYS RUDE BOYS RUDE BOYS RUDE BOYS D,B.-We Do 80 Have Memories. Remember That Time V . . Ditto . . l LN. Hey Paul, Have Any Apples To Throw? Debbi and Lisa Hey PM Guys - What Does It Mean??!l J.J. BAAI SA. KIM. MU-PAD. RUDIE can't fail . . . No one knows that the RUDE BOY knows To Holly: Dear Paul, Rod, And Will, Youlre The Only Guy For me 3.3 TD. r Thanks For Helpng Me Live Through Notetaking. uSNIPPY S.Hl is A Dizzy Brunette, MTHT J.S. Rubber What? Rubber-Rubber-Rubber Bands!!! Oh!! Oh Braces. T.Cv If The World Is 80 Full Of Love . . . Where The Heck Is Mine?? Stay Out Of the Pumpkin Patch Luve Lucy And Sally 5th Cousins B.K, Ilm Not Going To Lose Next Time!! J.M. DonIt Invite Gary. He'll Never Come Anywayll! TC. 81 L.M. B.B. L.K.-Lets Go On A Rollercoaster . . . WHEEEEEEE!!! T.N. M.M. J.F.-Never Forget Dinner, Bread? Dessert And LlVEWIRE-DIM..EIS. James, Chico, Andy, Yahn, Piranha 8,: Dave - The Who Forver - Jan 8: Jude Cosmicess-You're Just Part Of The Car, Hurry 8; She Won't See Us. Holly! Nobody Does The Buch Better Than You!! Carrie Jen e Meet Me In The Park Before We Do Anything. 0k? Ellen Rachel Did You Finally Meet Your Prince Charming? N.M. e Wonder Who,ll Win, Therels Nike, Follow Him, Ills A Tie. T.C. 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Warriors Crawling Thru The Night . . . The FM, Guys Beg uHolding Tight E.H. You're The Best!!! J.M. Mo-Why is She So Short? Did He Have Pork For Dinner? J.C. o E.W. But David, ThatIs Impossible!!! MicNicholstein WhatIs Her Name 8: WhatIs She Look Like? T.Ci L.M. Bye Bye Butchy Baby IIII Miss You Betty Boop Cooper Hoily YouIre Loud And Obnoxious But We Like You Anyway. DELA T.D.-May The Force Be With You . . . Wanna Go Downtown? . . . No, IIm Not Allowed 1 . . I CanIt See, Can You? . . . I Guess Going In That Record Store WasnIt So Bad . , . That Boy Was Cute . . , LetIS Go To A Football Game . . . Hey, HeIs Cute . . . LetIs Go Sit Over There . . . Over . . . I Hate You. T.N. Space Cadets Do It With The Jupiter Effect! ALF 2:30 AM. 7 A perfect Time To Make A Bum Cake. Horses Have Big. . .'And These Big. . ,Go Into Ponies. V . Hey Mary Kay ItIs Party Time! S.M. M.T. SM. TI Did AI Like Cherry? I've Got My Clipboard, Textbooks 7 Lead Me To The Station. Yeah, I'm off To The Civil Warli Teri and Cynthia 7 Let's Go Do Some L.C.D. Love Barb T.I-I. 8: DC Next New Years Eve!!! Love LSzB Ellen 7 ThereIS Too Much To Say Here But I Love You Always 7 Jenny CrashII. . . Uh ..Just Put It On Our Tab, Bob. D.K. J.H. TD. 7 I Love You Sorry, but I Had To Put That InI. Thanks For Hlep- ing Me Through Chris, Jay, And Everything Else Were Done Together. T.N. I've Got My Shirt. I've Got My Sweater: I've Got My Vest. Pm All Together. ButI DonIt Know Where I,ve Just Been, NYE I81 Kings Island +Hotel 72+Purple Haze + Rocky + Parti's : The Gane Allison We Know YouIII Never Be The Last HV On Earth 7 50 Stop Dreaming!!! F.H. LIJ. T.F. Hey Hippy Dippy Weatherman, Love Is In The AirII Your Favorite Fan R.R.W. No, You Canit Come LM. Someday, Someday, Somwehere Will Send You Off With A Bang T.C. LM Breakfast With The Modulaters, Wow Snob Youire The Meanest Person live Ever Met. Those Are Not My Shoe Prints On The Dashboard, Luv Snobette Hey Jonny, remember Skyline, the Green Giant, and Kisses. S.M. Hey Dave, remember Moviola, Lonnie, and Xerays. Steve STEVE CLUB??? Hope, just remember that no one died doing Calculusi Sally Haven't they ever heard of food at these seminars? Hey O'c, remember lamb, cheese, and ham. 8. MeliI M. Fred, remember Florida, the drinking, the candle . . . Oh well. Better LUCK next time! Just Kidding! Love, Jami. Mark, what was that girl's name! DonIt worry Beth will never find out the truth! Love Jami. To Allison and all the crazy times! From one Iooney to another. Love your FUN partner. Jamie M1 Even though you are number TWO, you are still great! Luv, SCHWARTZIE WIN! Sherry, your Friendship has always been special to me. Thanks for 12 great years, Love Ya Always, Jami. Remember: Bronx is safer than the subway. Thanks Sharon and Bob 1 . . YouIre Greatl Sherry. You too! I hate late nights!!! Lawrence: Come to Washington, Please? Trif-haThere's 21 Da Vinci in the National Gallery. Let,s go see it with e . Bertha 7 Elvira Lites Been Grim Dave, Got The Skillet? Bahaha What Would Homecoming Be Without IWhippits Gram, Shep, Dud, Hadji, Jimi, Pingi Duerk And Schnew In 82 SOHMIII Elp. Dice Dump. Hendrix. III Barb + Lisa In Spite Of Everything, Thank You Lots Of Love, David ITUNAI What Do You Learn Before You Mo With CE? Swimming Liz 7 Fran Nothing Comes Between Me and My Anijav Except . . . Bert, Arby Is Waiting For Jew R.A,L. Lynn H. Did The Bubbles Last Long Enough? Lynn F. Fred Peter Greg Steve Tom Dick 82. Harry NoraII Love T.C. 8: L.M. Duke 7 I Never Asked You What I Wanted To Ask You Because I Couldn't Ask You Until Someone Said Something To Me And That 50- meone DianI Say Anything To Me. Oh How I Wish You Had!!!! TN. .15. Does That Mean You Say What 17010 Of The Time LUV T.C. 8: L.M. Mark And Barry 7 We Are The Square Letter Writers 7 Fran, Liz Who Writes Your Jokes Steve Martin??!! TD. 7 We Beter Hurry 01' well Lose Our Place In The Dining Room!!! Stu They Really Do Look Like Sausages 7 Like Little Bratwursts!!! Tammy May Your Life Be fuIPhILed. Allison Hey Eltwich 7 Don't Get Caught In The Middle Of A Reindeer Cookie. At Least Until You Are Ready For IIThe Big Smush ! Remember 7 What You Do, IIll Do Too 7 So Be Careful 7 Youive Got Me To Worry About! Love Ya Forever And Ever Santa Ugly Never Forget R.H. 8.5. And Michigan! RB. Thanks Mrs. Palm Sheva 7 Push The Fiat Out Of The Road Yourself 7 Theresa G. Sheva 7The Future Love Of Your Life, David. Theresa G Rod: See Ya At The Zoo Rachel Stew Man, Fish Has Qualudeds In His Prelude. R.A.L1 Franny, Do You Think Liz Will Ever Believe Us About 10 years Old? Love. Mark Hey Steve How Do You Spell Relief CLASH? R.A.L. Keith G. Where's My Mazota??!! DB, When Is Jeremy Coming? Soon I Hope D.B. Good for you Rachel! 7 R. I'd rather go forward than straight, see you latere Gail 7 Happy New Year Grandma! The funniest thing I ever did. 7. Roby 11 Jenny? remember the sled, the hairbrush, the cigars, remember Dad 3 whimpy voice D P 1-2-3 Bye daddy! Love, Kids. Shelly and anyone makes me laugh. Devo, remember what you said before, well me too. Davey. Dietra, Good girls donit, do you? Minerva Hey Robin, ItIs not an ashtray, ItIs . . . Myrnai Trish, you lost again!!! DP. Slssie, I've got the finger paints. When can we play? Steve R. The Max is my inspiration 7 Max Blu, GiIIe. Steves let's hear it for a lake, plenty to drink a lantern and a gun? DP. 0. K. . . . O.K. . . .lbet I CAN lift that house with my pinky!!! D P, Sherry: How comfortabIe are the chairs at the Ambassador? S. K. B. D Shkrgn: Is kissing still gross? Remember December? B.D. David Peristein breaks revolving doors. Ted White: Que 1e hace? Aicoba crece! Hola Andres loera. JIYJ. Mel, Devo, Ted, Mike Mike, next year in Jerusalem .Oh Yeah. B. A. The turn was for the thrill of it you' re still alive aren t you. L. D David: No! Go visit your neighbors! L L. B.A, Cam I come over and watch Camelot again? LILI Linda, if he saw you with no makeup heid drop you in a second! Robyn, well you messed it up with Kel 7 Gail. Five months, thatIs great W.B. S.H., is she or ian she? MIDI 5.13. 256 7 Advertisements Advertisements 7 257 V fl'ry' '7' D , .- , 3m. .3 a v! i'- .1 .g' . ' ' g, IIVJJ' '1 ' ; ,- . x '. ,. . If .. ,0 59! , : V vv. .3 . kvxh, . J1 , . J 1982 REMEMBBANGER STAFF Editor in Chief Assistant Editors Activities Editor: Staff: Sports Editor: Staff: Faculty Editor: Staff: Seniors Editor: Staff: Underclass Editor: Staff: Advertisements Editors: Staff: Photographers Contributing Photographers Artists Cover Design Advisor Photographic Lab Publisher Sharon Klein Sharon Kalman Robert Wyler Lawrence Shapiro Mike Heines, Franz Jantzen, Devorah Levinrad, Hillary Middlekauff, Beth Schwartz Stuart Frankel Mike Barron, Renee Bove, Chapman Todd, David Upson, Jon Weisberg. Tricia Renner Laurie Goldman, Cynthia Jordan, Steve Reichert. Beth Haffer Barb Dechter, Mark Gettys, Dan Gillett, Andrew Hathaway, lrvetta McMurtry, David Perlstein, Elizabeth White. Sally Rose Tracy Ducovna, Mary Kay Kraft, Shelly Remen, Karen Schneider. Sandy Bolek, Elliot Shapiro. Teri Heines, Teri Newman, Chris Ryan, Jami Schwartz, Teri Ullner. Dan Gillett, Laurie Goldman, Andrew Hathaway. Lawrence Shapiro, David Upson, Jon Weisberg, Bob Wyler, Kalman, Klein, Perlstein, 8: Ryan. Beth uR Cook, Mark Gettys, Julia Ibarra, Franz Jantzen, Devorah Levinrad, Shelly Remen, Trish Renner, Anne Thompson. Mark Gettys Wylie Ferguson III Osborne of Cincinnati Taylor Publishing Company Representatives: Terry, Gwen, 8r. Greg Hirtzinger Climb high, Climb far, Your goal the sky, Your aim the star! 259 261 262 263 . l ! l t 1 I a 7! . I a a .4 .. w .53.; 269 v v??.- nm 5E2! ulc- I I 4y 273 276 277 Live for today, ' Dream for tomorrow, Learn from yesterday.