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

Text from Pages 1 - 270 of the 1983 volume:

m- Q .7 Q a 15:53 am UJalnut Hills High School BESU Victuru Parkmau Cincinnati. Dhin L.EE'D Vulume Bl ,Ilwnhl. . .Srd-i : m, ,.,. . .INHFEAHIIIII . MT . . Inn gal!!! allnuilSMErN EDNTENTS 18 ........ The Experimentatiene SB ........ The Testing Ereunde IE'D ........... The Fleeemhlere lLE ......... The PIELU materials 16L. .......... The Final Preduet ees ............... The Capital It is a natural reaction when first entering Walnut Hills to be struck by the numbers of people, by the diversity of backgrounds, and by the differences between ourselves and everybody else. The first reaction is to try to fit in, one which is soon replaced by a need to be different. As we grow, however, we feel that almost everyone here can be found in the wide spectrum of the middle classes. One is no longer struck by the differences between ourselves and everyone else, but by the similarities. Although we may be reluctant to admit it, when we leave Walnut Hills, there is more about us that is alike than is different. Wainut Hills exists as a place for academic excellence. Therefore, it is natural that the most universal common bond between groups of all ages and levels of achieve- ment is a certain dedication to learning. Although everybody's personal goals of learning may not be academic, study is one experience we all have in common. The process of self and group education is an experience we all have in common. Our personal approaches to this learning is what makes us different. 12 The true uniqueneSS within us comes out when we break from the mold, when we detach ourselves from the group. When we focus our attention on individuals rather than the group as a whole, we begin to achieve this valuable in- dividuality in ourselves. When the focus is moved within ourselves, and the perspective this allows is applied to others, then we can truly say that we are individuals. Through the eyes of the group, everyone is part of a set of mass- produced beings. Through our own eyes turned inward and outward, each of us becomes 'tone human being, . .unique in all the world, E1. Ir . V V. ' wt; .- ,f ., y; muuuntng$ - 3 Spam wax nr-Iwr wally rnnsuiprml rval H .mI 18 19 Walnul Htlls High School i Rod O'Flarhety and Barbra Harris 20 Activities Burrell. Editor. Chatterbox. CHATTERBOX STAFF Editors in Chief ........ Chris Burrell, David Fisher Copy Editor ........... David Jeruzalmi News Editors .......... Denise Roberts, Stephanie Segers News Staff ............... Lisa Beran, Renee Bove, Rick Gell- er, Michelle Hammons, Lynel- 1e Kerstein, Kara Mackley, Darrow Rood, Michelle Penn Sports Editors ........ Charley Frank, Stuart Frankel Sports Staff ............. Bruce Chaiken, Tracy Ducovna, Pam Harmann, J . Riffle, Robyn Wil- liams Ellis, Deborah Glueck, Ronna Advertising ...... Mindy Gard, Lucas, Ieigh Robinson, Shau'ri Rachel Schocket Rammelsburg, J ill Ringel Business Manager ..... Mindy Editorial Board Kirschner Coordinators .......... Albert Photography Head ...... Rick Moore, J esse Witten Lemon Editorial Board ........... Les Photography Staff ....... Pete Chard, Nick Moore, Charles Krug, Richard Moore Ogg, David Rosenthal, Elliot Artist ............. David Mark Shapiro, Chapman Todd Distribution ......... Deborah Feature Editors ..... Barbara Coates, Kathy Charlton Harris, Rod OTIarhety Adviser ......... Ms. Margaret Features Staff ......... David Guentert - Activities 21 DRIH TEAM + awmmw- ............ --- -- - i f 'MJ i, 22 Activities Activities 23 24 Activities Activities 25 GLUE 66AM? 28 Activities 9 e 2 :5. Q A 8 Activities 29 HI-Y Hi-Y a Youth in Government organization that deals with the law and court system, and has the purpose of creating, main- taining, and extending high standards of leadership. This year's delegates at the mock legislative session in Columbus were Chapman Todd, Chris Burrell, Renee Bove, Nick Moore, Mike Barron, Debbie Maltz, Stuart Frankel, and Dan Seta. Youth in City Government is a program which allows students from area high schools to learn about local government through meetings with City of- ficials. This year Casey Leciair, Debbie Maltz, Jeff Dine, Rebecca Todd, Steve Haffer, Karen Dine, Lisa Bronson, and Jeff Moorman participated. 30 Activities Student Congress is an organization that was formed to express the views of the students and to protect their rights. The officers of this year's Student Congress were Presi- dent - Jon Wigser, Vice- President e Kip Reines, ClerktParliamentarian - Mike Wilson, Treasurer - Rod O'Flaherty. The Junior Council on World Affairs is an organization which allows its members to par- ticipate in activities dealing with foreign affairs. This group an- nually sends a delegation to the Harvard Model United Nations, and this year Maria Cisseli, Michelle Cissell, Mindy Card, Celia Irvine, Daryl Johnson, David Morrison, Laurie Peck, Sherri Rammelsburg, and Sung Rno made the trip. Activities 31 N ATION AL MERIT VS!!! SEMl-FINA US T5 Kathleen Bennett, Deborah Bodmer, Brian Bryant, Bisi Cameron, Christihe Carey, Les Chard, Katie Hunter, David Jeruzalmi, Steve Kel- ly, Mindy Kirschner, Lee Ligon, John Lowry, Jerry Maclaughlin, Jeff Miller, Albert Moore. Sara Paulson, Brad Payne, Joe Ritter, Dan Seta, Elliot Shapiro, Rachel Shocket, Michael Starnbach, Amy Straus, Jesse Witten. C OMMENDED 5 TUDEN T5 hit: Banks, Kathy Boller, Matt Ellis, lulie Emden, Ridgely Ficks, Mindy Gard, Pam Harmon, April Howard, Rich Huenefeld, Ginny Kessis, Cathy Randall, Kris Roehr, Todd Satagota, Andrew Seeley, Tom Stork, Ron Sylva, David Thomas, Ron Trimble, lon WigsorA NATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT SEMI-FINALISTS Brian Bryant, Tauana Ferguson, Jeff Glenn, April Howard, Daryl Johnson, Monica Montgomery, Albert Moore, Richard Moore I r. H r. .. 1 COMMENDED Ira STUDENTS n-r Walter Allenl Darrell Brasey, Denise Brown, Keily Clement, Keenan Eslese, Kerry Hall, Chris Neale, Adrian Thompson, Robin Willis . iiiiii 32 Activities Activities 33 SUMMA CUM LQUDE Summa Cum Laude Initiates: Deborah Bodmer, Brian Bryant, Laura Burton, Christine Carey. Julie Emden, Suzanne Ficks, Melinda Gardm, Pamela Harmannm, David Jeruzalmi, Virgina Kessis, Mindy Kirschner, Lynn Kube, Geoffrey Miller, Albert Moore, Robert Nathan, Bradley Payne, Cathy Randall, Catherine Richards, Michelle Rheinecker, Daniel Beta, Rachel Shockel, Carrie Sloudemire, Amy Straus, Beth Tholke, Christine Varga, Michelle Weise, and Jesse Witten. MATH TEAM Math Team can count up one more great year, as it participated in two leagues OML and ATPAQ, four contests DCTM, Rose Hulman, Engineering Society and MAAL and calculus members participated in the Calculus League Walnut Hills took first place at the Rose Hulman and did exceptionally well in the other contests and leagues. It also spon- sored intramural contests and workshops to improve mathematic ability; This year's Math Team was spon sored by Mrs. Hubbard and Mrs. Maclntyre and its officers included the following: Bray Payne, President; Joe Ritter, Vice President; Ron Trim- ble, Secretary; and Todd Satogata, Treasurer. 34 Activities Daisy Chain: L to R Julie Emden, Holly Suiek, Amy Strauss, Carrie Steud- mire, Mindy Gard, Heather Jason, Jeanna Jackson, Christine Carey, Tauana Ferguson. Julie Goddard, Kris a Rochr, Teresa Tojo Ushers: l to R Sherri Rammelsburg, Suzy Cohen, Adrienne Thompkins, Gina Britton, Christine Varga, Brian Bryant, Lynn Kube, Mimi Warm, Fred Woif, Danita Fulgham, Ginny Kessis Activities 35 JUNIOR HIGH DRlll. TEAM Left to Right: First Row .. Advisor April Howard, Holly Hudson, Laura Zwerin, Wendy Stewart, Jenny Daniel, Susan Frankel, Angela Miller. Second Row d Camille Wilson, Stephanie Verkamp, Allison Bove, Lisa Eby, Gwen Witten- baum, Allegra Nicodemis. Doreen Longbottom. Third Row - Jenny Steele. Wendy Rosekrans, Cece Fisher, Joana Jones, Sue Mosher, Amy Drasnin, Akria Mann unissing .461 my UMOR Home socmry 5th - David Herman. Kate Blumberg Christiana Dia- mond, Erik Diekmeyer, Calhmine Dunn, Rachel Hall, Wiiiiam Leach. lane Mills, Sonya Sobuski. Angela Weilhel Lisa Eby. Susan Giueck, Richard Kapter, Terry Meyers. Andrea Mikulir. Caloline Spiller. 7th - Wil! Adams, Kim Blackwell. Beth Blumenthal, Lissa Boellger. Megham Brondage, Ann: Gotwals, Laura Grigsby, Dan Bmenstein, Andy Hampshirel laura Hanks, Nathan Hodge, Doojin Kin, lustin Mar- kos. Christina McEnery, Ed Morriss. Melissa Powell. Caroline Schatrel, Colleen Schmidl. Kristine Schy. Rebedda Hamilton, 36 Activities Activities 37 - 3 5.; .ll'. 4?; u-r-m I ! .. .GIHI- x : . ,4 .m- n u .. Egan. - .,.- F. .. o. S .L . a: '. It I I .7 x 38 Activities $VL CLUB M ODELING 39 Activities 40 Activities ucTililfol. 4 MU Ame. MIMI Mil . Jar, Af MIL. Ac! , D1011! Aunt wg? ,1, .. INTERNATIONAL CLUB Walnut Hills is fortunate to have participants from several exchange groups in the school such as Youth for Understanding rYFUL and of course, American Field Service tAFSL These students stay anywhere from 2-12 months with one family, occasionalty traveling to interesting cities or tourist attractions or spending weekends with other host families. This year Walnut Hills was lucky enough to have six students here for a year. They were Katia Felino from Brazil, Amr Hussein from Egypt, Diego Acuna from Ecuador, lnaro Paretti from Chile, Tessa Spargo from South Africa, and Riidiger from Germany. In addition to these students, four more students stayed here for three months, They were Ana Campodonico from Chile, Lorena Quezada from Ecuador, and Lilibeth and Gisella Rodriguez from Panama. The friendships made by the fun times will never be forgot- ten by those involved. - . x 42 Activities It is almost time to leave and I wonder when I will be able to come back again. l'm trying to remember everything that has happened during this year, it seems like a dream. My first day at Walnut Hills! God, I was scared to death! All those students running up and down the stairs, the noisy crowd at the mainhall, the new teachers It was my unknown new world! It took me awhile to get accustomed to think and talk in English tmy native language is PortugueseJ tor a whole day. Then I started to get to know incredible people such as Mr Ferguson, Mrs. lohnson, Mrs. Koening i . . etc, talk more and love them all as well.r I'll never forget how much lill Siegfried, Cheryl Rave lmy sisterl, Kevin Greenwood, Mary Williams, Tessa Spargo and a lot of other people helped me when l was homesick or needing somebody to talk with! There were a lot of hard moments. but billions of good ones tl'il never forget the first time I saw snow and the colors of the leaves of Fall, it was just wonderfulD A lot of unforgettable moments that 1' keep inside myself forever and now by means of these few lines I want to thank you all and say until tomorrow.W Katia Feiinto Au. Roberto Lopes Leal, 245 Jardim Santa Maria Jacarei, Saio Paulo, Brazil 12300 Come to visit me! i'll be waiting! ltin South America we never say good-bye! Activities 43 44 Activities LHERQS 55 CL. Ur Q mp '19 . -mN SPORT NOT- AN MKWU weak 48 The SOCIETY F08 The ?REUENTlON ac Chap men T0649 Activities 45 GLEAM STAFF 1983 Faculty advisor: Mr. Pierato Gleam Editors: Sara Paulson, Jeff Miller, David Beran and Eric Forste, Gleam Staff: Heidi Alietzhauser Lisa Buchanon Eric Forste Rene Frohman Marcel Humes Renee Lawrence Kristy Meineke Michelle Penn Brad Payne Heather Prescott Catherine Randall Todd Satogata Roger Smith Dayle Williams THE SALT MINER pRICE 254: A SCHOLASTIC JOURNAL ISSUE 11,2 WALNUT HILLS HIGH SCHOOL January. 1983 The Salt Miner is quarterly published by students of Walnut Hills High School as a forum for thoughtful ex- pression. interested students are strongly en- COUfaged to contribute. Articles are chosen by con- sensus arrived at during production meetings at which core members and all interested students ex- ercise equal voice. The core is Amy Brooks, Bisi Camreon, Heather Prescott, Kip Reines, Jon Temple. Faculty advisor is James Byerly. TO The 51551 muER PLEASE 46 The 1982-83 forensic team season was a successful one. Under the able leadership of their new sponsor, Adrienne Wilson the team was spurred to victory on several occasions. The varsity debate team won first place at Centerville High School along with a second place in varsity Dramatic interpretation and third place in Original Oratory. The Debate team has also had many other victories in- cluding the novices debate team taking a third place at the West Carrolton debate tournament. The team began its season in the Bronx High School of SciEnce invitational tournament in New York City. The team has also competed in many Debate tournaments around the Ohio area. The team also had a talkathon and a can- dy sale to raise funds to attend competitions, Activities 47 m m w m m a Editors: Elliot Sapiro, Sally Rose ACTIVITIES STAF F Jr Left: Activities - Chapman Todd de Tracy Ducovna de, Anne Cebula. Debi Silverman, Karen Polasky missing left: Underclass - Liz Driesbach, Karen Pollins, Amy Brooks, Teri Heines de, Michelle Decker Above: Sports Michael Heines EdJ, Vicki Miller, Mimi Warm, Eric Hagenaeur, Jamela .. Murib Missing: Debbie Maltz 50 Activities ?ho'fcyraehy $3135? 4, Heads Chris Ryan, Ruth Goldman, Kevin Greenwood, Anson Turley, Michelle Decker, David Weber Missing, Rick Lefton tmissing Advertising - Valerie Anderson, Lisa Sperling, Bill Knodel edJ, Jill Ringel, Mindy Kirshner ksz Copywriting - Valerie Anderson, Lee Ligon, Laurie Peck mi55ingL Ginny Kessis missing Above: Karen Kraus, Renee Bove hedJ, Rachel Shocket, Robin Weinstein Missing: Hillary Middlekauf 09th Left: Faculty Mary Kay Kreft 0!de Bari Venn, Cynthia Jordan Above: Artist Dan Seta Right: Artists Jon Malis and Kevin Greenwood 52 Activities FRENCH CLUB GERMAN CLUB Activities 55 24v . 'U!. u. '0 '1:- A 1' :Ax r ' s P. l; ; 3' IO .0 a: - 0. .3 ti? $3: 1:, 6w Y w; $1. 3 x P-NUTS is a play writter'a, directed, produced, and acted in by the junior class at Walnut Hills in an effdrt to generate class spirit. P-NUTS 1982, created by the class of 1984, did 'exw actly what it set out to do bybringing out class spirit and unity. In'addition to this, a pretty good show was pro duced It brought a lot of respect back to the P-NUTS tradition by avoiding situations of poor taste. A lot of hard work and dedication went into this production, and many people got 2: tot out of it. We the P- NUTS production staff, Would like to thank everyone involved. 58 Activities PRODUCTION STAFF Co-Heads: Martha Lustik Kara Mackley Director: Karen Husman Assistant Directors: Leo Fontana Andy Berghausen Stage Managers: Cary O'Reily Stan Chapman Band Director: Sally Davis Vocal Director: Maria Walton Business Managers: Lisa Young, Jenny Carpenter, Peter Crume Pony Heads: Michelle Lynsky Lori Murphy Horse Heads: Teri Cohen Debbie Maltz Advisers: Kay Falcone Barbara Volz CAST Chris ............. Andy Berghausen ......................... leff Cali Hoilingsworth . . . s Kevin Montgomery Muffy ............. Tracy DuCovna Agatha ................. Kate Wolf Belinda .............. Judy Goldman Guido ................ Leo Fontana Vito ................. Amr Husseim Rico ................... Rick Geller Julie .............. Megan Hawgood .................... Sandy Dechter Mrs. Lancaster ....... Karen Jennings Mrs Lancaster ............. Jon Ford Rosalyn ............ Lynelle Kerstine Adrienne ................ Julie Wolf Linda ................. Monica Sela Bambi ............. Michelle Decker Milly ................ Debbie Maltz Mr. Burns ................ Jeff Dine Thelma ............ Karen Schneider Walter ................ Rick Pollack Good Conscience ..... Emily Costello Bad Conscience ........ Andi Mazzei Revs Drake .......... Rod O'Fiaherty Activities 59 W admit that l was rather surprised. I expected much more difficulthr in working with such a young cast. But everyone pu ed to ether to put together a good show. These wor s, spoken by assistant director Elliot Shapiro, sum up the feelings of anyone who was involved with OKLAHOMA. OKLAHOMA is- considered a dancers' show by most, known for its distinctive choreo raphy and ballet scenes. To this cast, a group of fancers was gathered together who were, in the words of choreo apherJulie Emden about the best I've seen in any 5 ow at Walnut Hills. This cast was effectively coordinated by Director Vicki Welsh and Vocal Director Don Basone, both of whom were very pleased with the end result. Altogether, OKLAHOMA followed in the tradition of excellent musicals at Walnut Hills. - r-q;L+a.Iin--vv-V'JE4-.rsf'frr-'e 5 . 3'. . 60 Activities Andy Berghausen Brian Crow Paul Flaspohler Leo Fontana Charley Frank Megan Hawgood Heather Hines Karen Husman David Jacobs Ginny Levi John Lowry Marcus Lynch Michelle Lynsky Steven Newbem Vate Powell Vicki Roth David Thomas Richard Trenz Stuart Wheaten Production Staff Director Vocal Director Rehearsal Accompanists Assistant Director Sam Will Cord Elam Ali Hakim Will Aunt Eller Gertie Ado Annie Carl Laurey Carnes Skidmore- Laurey Jud Fry Fred Ado Annie Curly Slim Chalmers Vicki Welsh Ben Basone Anastasia Shudra Judy Montag Elliot Shapiro Activities 61 62 Activities Under the direction of co- heads Lee Ligon and Brian Bryant, the tradition of Walnuts was reinstated at Walnut Hills this year. Walnuts was a variety show with a twist. It featured sing- ing, dancing, dramatic and instrumental acts as well as a cast of characters who are on the quest f0 find their former classmates for a. reunion encountered some interesting people. Many people who had never par- ticipated in the shows at Walnut Hills were in Walnuts. Many talented acts, a hardworking staff, and a very helpful advisor, Jim Byerly made Walnuts a huge success. PAR TICIPANTS Lee Ligon, Brian Bryant, Amy Hotchkiss, Kenny Moore, Naomi Rothenberg, Bryan Bell, Mindy Gard, Ruth Goldman, Advisor - Jim Byerly, Julie Emden, Gary Riffle, Leigh Neale, Amy Brooks, Dan Seta, Rachel Shockett, Leo Fontana, Ginny Levi, Lori Miller, Bruce Chaiken, Robbie Meyn, Kevin Greenwood, Paul Flashpohler, Todd Ingram, Steve Martin, Sudhir Mohan, Mark Talley, Ron Whitfield, Eric Hagenauer, Dave Weber, Mike Toepker, Kathy Hodge, Tullan Spitz, ltall Shur, Traci Ostand, Bari Venn, Jackie Thompson, Carla Boner, Jeff Broadnax, Angela Floyd, Mary Carpenter, Becky Carpenter, Holly Sulek, Kris Roehr, Amy Mayfield, April Howard, Patrice Dickerson, Heather Jason, Carrie Stauder- man, Venita Favors, Patrice Bosley, Michelle Hood, Lisa Farmer, Ed Goldstein, Glenn Devoe, Anne Kramer, Varsity Cheerfeaders, Robin Frye, Can- dy Johnson, Tiawana Coats, Jeanna Jackson, Dianne Alex- ander, Teresa Stevenson, Denise Brown, Stacey Barnes, Carla Giles, Kenny Moore, Melody Evans, Darrell Brasly, kahn Winfrey, Chapman, Todd. Band h ltaal Shur, Todd Bur- rell, Chip Allen, Don Graves, Ed Goldstein. Activities 63 64 Activities Once Upon A Mattress Cast: Mandi Allen, Jessica Andrews, Beau Bacon, Beth Blumenthal, Melissa Brooks, Debbie Brown, Allison Bove, Bob Carpenter, Chris Daly, Christi Daimond, Amy Drasnin, Sarah Fidler, Tod Ganschow, Tiffany Class, Danny Gruenstein, Rachel Hall, Peter Hamrick, Lauren Harris, Chris Hattemer, Wendy Heyman, Shayne Hud- son, Donna Levi, Jami LeVine, Deidre McCurrin, Steven Maltz, Michael Meisel, Robert O'Hara, Charles Ogg, Adele Ortega, Jason Phelps, Bill Reichert, Wendy Rosenkrans, Mimi Rosenheim, Hollie Rosenbusch, Lisa Russell, Melanie Sargent, Sarah Seigrist, Tami Sirkin, Beth Slauson, Sonya Sobieski, lohn Stork, Robert Whetsel. TRAVELING HOW ! Activities 65 4mg .1 'u'. . Inulpn- . J 113K. 13 6-1.. - Llu p .13, . .1...J.I..m , 2m. 66 Activities Inherit the Wind Director - Vicki Welsh Ass't Dir. - Heather Hines Amy Brooks - Mrs Anderson Lisa Bronson - Mrs. Bollinger Abbe Cohen - Doc Kimble Sandy Decter - Melinda Michelle Decker - Mrs. Brady Rena Frohman - Mrs. Loomis Sarah Gillman - Juror Julie Gleason - Mrs. Howard Kathy Hodge - Mrs. Duncap AprilHoward - Tillie Lisa Lowenstein - Juror Michelle Lynskey - Sillers Rebecca Meyer - Mrs. McClain Jill Segerman - Mrs Blair Tessa Spargo - Mrs. Krebs Tullan Spitz - recorder Theresa Stevenson - Goodfellow Carla Thomas - Mrs. Mayor Bari Venn - Rachel Andy Berghausen - Henry Brain Crow - Goodfellow Mark Ressauer - Mr. Cooper Jeff Dine - Mr. Bollinger Paul Fiaspoler - Mr. Meeker Leo Fontana Davenport I Charley Frank - Bert David Friel - Mr. Bannister Rick Geller - Reuter's man Ed Goldstein mayor Blake Hoel - Howard John Lowry - Matthew Vate Powell - Mr. Dunbar Gary Riffle - Hornbeck ElliotShapiro - Judge David Weber - Rev. 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ROW THREE: Ken Moore, Anthony lanes, Tim Hill, Gust hlroplosi Crag Gerwe, John Winiley, Mark Sebron, Ron Tramble, Chris White, Guy Johnson, ROW FOUR: Kelly Whlle. JFH' lnnvs, Jordan Lamas, lohn Gillman, Davxd Sevpry,01z:e Dams, leroms Harrie Kewn Pugh, Mark Turner, larry While VARSITY FOOTBALL The varsity football team, under the leader- ship of Coach lack Campbell, had a good balance of players who worked well together. They had competitive spirit which was shown through their hard work and devotion. Coach Campbell feels that progressive building years lead to ultimate success and that each year should be devoted to this goal. Therefore, he is very excited about the team's ac- complishments this year and is looking for ward to the 1983 season. i iiiiiims '- f'Mii'lHlLLS K wmnlmlj karmi iil iii Ii . UQDJJA; J X .J - 4,, . t -2 - .4 7-. IBERVE FOOTBALL- tL to ID ROW ONE: Lance Dean, Danyl Harris, Dndd fanes, Garrei Kelly, Tony Blown, David Hickenlouper, Todd iayiur, Palrice Brandon. ROW TWO: Mike ManPfiPld, Mike Kuhn, Steve Heuring, Todd Giass, Harry Meyers. Rodngy Baskerwlte, Sean McMillan, Mike Silbernagle, MikP 1 June ROW THREE: Russell Rice, Chris Garrison. George Ellis. Chris Short. Maury Walker, leil' Alien, Troy Livingston, Chris Bulger, Louis Waddle RESERVE FOOTBALL This year's Reserve Football team, under the direction of Coach Davis, was composed of twenty sophomores and ten juniorsi Throughout the season, the team's defense proved to be extremely successful, The year's roughest competition was provided by Roger Bacon and St. Xavier High Schools. Coach Davis, who considers this a rebuilding year, is very optimistic for the 1983 season. Football 7 1 72 Sports Sports 73 Senior Football Sports 75 Walnut's 495k a Magyar ? 9 m 7... 1r: V.6 'e ' V e 4k ul-uurmus 51' ' balltezcslggfgrtnpgizg BVTTW Th 8 ' f. - of thirteen freshmen and V ?.h'r: - twelve eighth graders. They e worked very hard during . , the season, but were met by ' '7 extremely tough competi- tion, Coach Alford predicted that next year's team, since many of the players will have a year's experience, will have a much better season. The Walnut Hills golf team which was coached by teacher Ben Basone, was successful during this 'ear's action Entering sectionals with a 5-5 record, the team had competed in :he Princeton Classic Tournament, and hey finished second in the P.H.S.L. tournament. The team was led by senior Jay liesenberg who received a first place nedal in the P.HSL Tournament and N35 a runner-up medalist in the district Iinals. Seniors on the team are Mike Bar- 'on, Bruce Chaiken, Rick Lefton, and Shenan Murphy. TOP-LEFT Mike Barron, Bruce Chaiken, Jay Riesenberg, Shenan Murphy. BOTI'OM-LEFI' Ron Dejonckeere, Rick Lefton. rlrilt'iltilrmum .IlmnnWlI-lrrlllllH II illtluiumimn-nn- Imlimium Golf 77 xews year's Girls' Tennis Team prov- ed to be extremely suc- cessful. Coaching the team was Linda Kiefer. The team was led by taiented senior Sari Dinerman, who played number one singles. The other team members included Shawn Gillman, Ann Stambach, Megan Sistrunk, Allison Miller, Debbie Maltz, Roberta Bell, Laurie Peck, Susan Meritt, Lauren Harris, Laura Clegern, Jamie Levine, and Jenny Neale. After completing a very competitive season, the girls finished with a 9-3 record. Following the season was the sec- tional tournament in which Sari Dinerman was the winner. Singles player Shawn Giliman and doubles team, Allison Miller and Megan Sistrunk reached the semi- finals. These victories qualified the girls for districts. BACK ROW: 0. to ID Sari Dinerman, Debbie Maltz, Roberta Bell, Megan Sistrunk, Allison Miller FRON' ROW: u. to ID Laurie Peck, Lauren Harris, Jamie Levine, Coach Kiefer, Shawn Gillman, Ann Starnbach 78 Sports I I I I l I x cu um :- Sports 79 s C Boys Varsity Soccer team, led by coach Bob Muro, advanced the farthest in the final tournament ever by a Walnut Hills soccer team. This was achieved by the superb playing of goalie Mark Talley and high scorers Todd Schriebeis, Mark Witter, and Steve Stith. The most improved player was Rob An- son. The team went on to win P.H.S.L. once again this year. Dan Vanderman, Dave Bud'Ier, R ,. ... BACK ROW: TL to lo Chris Errgang, To 4 dd Schreibeis, Scott Norman, Anson, Dave Kallmeyer, Pete Krug, Ron Whitfield, Jeremy Fishbein, Mark Witter, Mark Tal!ey FRONT R0 0. to In Joel Pieper, Peter Carscn, Joel Varland, Todd Ingram, Brian Gabel, Dan Beta, Bnan Peskln, Co; Bob Muro BOYS VARSITY SOCCER WALNUT 1 Roger Bacon 1 Princeton 4 WALNUT 3 Finneylown 3 WALNUT 0 WALNUT 3 Colerain 1 WALNUT 0 West High 0 Walnut 3 Seven Hills 1 Oak Hills 3 WALNUT O WALNUT B Withrow 1 WALNUT 10 C.A.P.E. 0 WALNUT 8 Country Day 0 Walnut 4 West High 0 WALNUT 4 Turpin 1 WALNUT 6 Withrow 1 Green Hills 5 WALNUT 3 WALNUT 6 C.A.P.E. 0 SECTIONALS WALNUT 3 Mueller 0 WALNUT 5 Princeton 2 WALNUT 3 Anderson 2 ton EAST DISTRICT FINALS Turpin 3 WALNUT 2 ton Mark Witter was the captain of the 1982 Boy's Varsity Soccer team, with Steve Stith and Todd Ingram as co- captains. He was the team's second highest scorers tbehind junior Todd Schreibeis who had 17 goals - in- cluding tournamentty Mark's enthusiasm and exceptional abilities were the main factors in his making the first team allt city as a right wing and the third team aII-state. Mark Witter's tremendous ef- forts will truly be missed. Soccer 81 Girls Varsity Soc- cer team had their best season ever under the coaching of Tony Reyes. They were ranked 7th of 38 varsity teams. Two girls made aIl-state, three made all- city, and four players made all- Ieague. The strength of this year's team was the higher skill of the players, The most valuable players are at forward: Monica Seta, and at midfield: Hillary Middlekauff. BACK ROW tL to ID: Amy Mayfield, Cindy Theobold, Mimi Mosher, Hillary Middlekauff, Katey McCarthy, Missy Goedde, Monica Seta, Moiria Bell, Beth Sulick, Diane Kroeger. FIRST ROW tL to ID: Lisa Brush, Sarita Reyes, Pam Harmann, Nicki Upson, Unda Sieber, Chris Hamad, Shelley Sirkin, Tammi Nuber, Melissa Pigg. 82 Sports MONICA SETA has been on the girls varsity soc- cer team for three years. Last year as a sophomore, she was all-city. This year, she was elected to the aIl-state team. She was the leading scorer of the team and an enthusiastic team player and sup- porter. Monica has been ranked as one of the six- teen best in the country and has played on a select team that traveled to Wisconsin. 83 Sports Walnut Hills girls Reserve Team started out the season by trying to piay as individuals. As the season progressed, the team im- proved 100019 and learned how to play together as a team. The leading scorers are as follows: Tennifer Varland and Meg Condon. The most valuable player was Hollis Borders. The most improved player was Sherry Frank. w . -. t. s , l BACK ROW: tL lo Ry Barbara Hofstetter, Marguerita Walker, Wendy Benjamin, Pam Gansrhow, Tracey Weiss, Jennifer Variand, Nadia Asfour, Christie Wolbe, Sarah Siegrist, Leigh Robinson. Hollis Borders, Coach Tom Boster FRONT ROW: u to 1D Cheri Frank, Mimi Ruwe, Shelly Trondle, Meg Condon, Laura Stith, Bran- dy Burt, Laurie Miller, Libby Meunier tmissing: Janie Murphy, Babbette Hinest This year was also a good year for the boys reserve soccer team; Under the coaching of Greg Howard, the team had their best season ever. Louie Hollmeyer led the team as high scorer. Rob Adams was the most valuable player. The team im- proved steadily as the season progressed. BACK ROW: 0- to Rt Chris Sullivan, Mike Mann, Marc Goebel, Geoff Schiering, Dave Mooney, Benjy Ficks, Alex Btumberg FRONT ROW: u to ID Boris Kheyman, Jeff Cooper, Matt Eshleman Eric Seiber, Danny Hall, Keith Frazier, Louie Hollmeyer tMissing: Michael Piss, Dwight Menchhofen, Robby Wright, Dan Vanderman, Robert AdamsT Coach Greg Howard 84 Sports $35. $ :3 -$I.$XX Fugmx: $t- - i; - .f' K, gzgstdiaifwl .955ng ' frg-gwgfih: 1.341111! ,v ngiqu' I . Fri: Ff 777 ' F .5, g w 523,: ggz rt Sports 85 Back Row: tL to RT Connie Rankin, lackie Turner, Lynn Wright, Carrie Pickering, Jenny Arvin, and Coach Robert Jackson Front Row: 0. to RT Barb Carroll, Wendy Philips, Meiody Evans, Lisa Trefzger. The girls reserve volleyball team, which was led by Coach Leever, was extremely competitive and enthusiastic. The team played many difficult matches against teams such as CAPE, Hughes, Withrow, and Woodward. The girls' season proved to be exciting and fun The girls are looking forward to next year. 86 Sports VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 4-wins 10-Iosses Coach Jackson felt that this record was not a true representative of the team's ability He said, though, that the real reward, at least for him, was working with people who enjoy playing volleyball. Melody Evans won the M.V.P. award while the most im- proved players were Barbara Carroll and Wendy Phillips. Coach Jackson said that, TtThe team played excep- tionally well, considering they did not have a pre-season for conditioning. Perhaps with increased school and parental support, dedication, and hard work, the 1982 team will earn the P.H.S.L, title as m. Hester FRONT ROW: it to RT Roslynn Cargile, Renee Malsunami, Teresa Waddle, Susan Chapman, Kelly Rittinger AM. ITMHWWH 90' :30:09 :34: 33:3 m W o'ww O Walnut Hills Cross Country teams under the coaching of Ms Rappaport have done very well this year. They com- peted in 8 invitational meets this year and the boys consistently placed in the top 7, while the girls were always in the top 10. Coach Rappaport said that this was an especially frustrating season in a basically frustrating sport. ttThe gains are so small, sometimes they are hard to see One of the factors con- tributing to this year's frustrations was the fact that the team had no home meets. Coach Rappaport felt that this was to their disadvan- tage but, she said, overall they improved imw mensely and it was very much a team effort FRONT ROW: u to In: Coach Rappaport, leff Trondle, Nancy Nathan, Valerie Mille, Tami Penn, SECOND ROW: Donna Wertheim, Mike Watkins, Shawn Smith. Leslie Lukens, Bridget Hamell, Blake Hoel, THIRD ROW: Oren Penn, David Friell David Rosenthal, Jim Kessel. Rob Dysart, Nathan Greenlee. Marc Klug, Keith Moriis, Howard Fogel. 88 Cross Country The Boston Marathon is the second oldest race in the United States, and is held an- nually in April when Boston celebrates Its important holi- day of Patriots' Day. In April of 1982, physical education teacher, Diane Rappaport, had the experience of par- ticipating in this notable event. In order to qualify for the Boston Marathon, Mst Rap- paport ran in the Pace Maker Marathon in Ludiow, Kentucky. This race, which was Rappa ort's first marathon, too place in Oc- tober, 1981, and had her time of 3 hours and 15 minutes was fast enough to allow her to race in the Boston Marathon. Ms. Rap- aport has also run in the ouisville Marathon twice, in which her 1982 time was 3 hours and 7 minutes. Rappaport usually trains by runnin 70 miles a week. She usualy runs 7 miles a day, and on one day a week she runs 15 to 20 miles, and on another she concen- trated on uphill running. According to Rappaport, her preparation for the Boston Marathon was more rewarding to her than the actual race itself. She believes that the race taught her ' to organize her time better, and she is happy that she is able to do something, such as running, continuously. Cross Country 89 Cheerleading has been correctly recognized as a ttsport, it may begin to earn that deserved recognition. It is the most time consuming sport that begins its season with tryouts in May, camp and practices in the summer, and more practices and games during the school year from AugustvMarch. It is also the only Sport to be mixed - boys and girls. Cheerleading is a very rewar- ding experience that requires much dedication and enthusiasm, Cheerleading takes a lot of endurance throughout the year, but ask any veteran and she'd thetdt say, Wt '5 worth it. It sure was Mimi Warm mug... VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: U- Io I0 BACK ROW: DANITA Fulgham, Julie Goddard, Teri Cohen, Anne James, Hol- ly Sulek, Debbie Maltz. FRONT ROW: Melissa Pigg, Kitten Richards, Julie Emden, Mimi Warm, Suzy Cohen tMISSING: Paul Flashpohler, Ron Whitfieldt 90 Cheerleaders The 1982-1983 Junior Varsity and Freshman cheerleading squads have had a hardwork- ing but funfilled year. Beginning with camp and ending with competition, we survived through the troubles and hardships of the year and had a very successful and productive year. Both squads have enjoyed cheering for the football and basketball teams and all look forward to doing so again next yeah Amy Brooks - Junior Varsity Captain RESERVE CHEERLEADERS: u. to ID FRONT ROW: Anne MiIIer, Becky Carpenter, Stan Cohen, Ellen Schreiber, Lori Murphy. BACK ROW: Angie Holbrook, Jenny Toepker, Ellen Slauson, Amy Brooks, Lynn Kotde, Carla Walker MlSSlNG: Todd Glass, Louie Waddle, Steve Heuring - ll FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS - to lo: BACK ROW: Kim Stalnaker, Donna Dornbush, Sarah Toepker, Jenny Paulson, Beth Slauson, Michelle Burke! Esther Georgeton, Co-Adviser Teresa Kennedy. FRONT ROW: Linda Yankoff, Ellen Goddard, Tiffany Glass N: I , .- '.'5.1 6'7 .. 91 Boy' 8 Basketball Coach Duermit showed great en- thusiasm for the Varsity Basketball team as he said, ttThis the best group of kids I've ever worked with. Teamwork was a major strength of this year's team, which consisted of eleven players. Coach Duermit cited Jim Latham as one of the most outstanding players. The hard work and dedication of both the players and their coach has made 1982- 83 an enjoyable basketball season. TOP ROW: Ozie Davis, Jeff Hilderbrand; Direk Wilson; Doug Greenstein, Russ Towner, lerome Harris. IOT- TOM ROW: Brent Walker, Rodney Chatman, Jimmy Latham, Guy Johns, Scott Johnson, missing: john Perry, Darryl Brasey, and, D. Stinson. 'w'erw r53 5 9 $9 w e IK S a B .LX WALNUTHIL x,.;i??;.;Io J LATHAMZ ;12 R TOWNE 5 IN J PERRY 07wa WILSON 2ADq-QREENSTIEIhglg: I-l B WALKERW M6? CHATMFQI I: ' 327533TEE33T$ '3 HJHLDERBRAng ;;HO G JOHNS : H; J HARRIS LILI D BRKgEY 1:: 96 Basketball The Girls Varsity Basketball team, although plagued by injuries, performed well in the 1982-83 season. Art Paul, the coach, feels that this yearts team has improved greatly over last year's team. Returning seniors, Kristie Meineke and Sarita Reyes, were the co-captains. With their experience and talent, and those of the other players, the team played Well and had a successful season. According to coach Paul, ttThe attitude and work of the team this year has been great. TOP ROW: Missy Goedde, Pam Harman, Kristy Meineke, Cathy Wetzel, Jackie Jason, Amy Long, Coach Art Paul BOTI'OM ROW: Kimie Matsudo, Sarita Reyes, Anita Grace, Barb Carrol rtm- 3. Basketball 97 98 Basketball Top row: Coach Fred Tudor. Maury Walker, Julian Renfro, Andy Hulman, Mike Thompson, Dave Brown, Authur Ringeness, Benny Schreiber Eottom row: John Foster, Chris Jason, Torn Thanran, Patrick Todd, Frankie Moskowitz, Chris Errgang. z ' h eK QELQ; JQLGLQ - wt? 22- J2 F. 53 ..Mrwm-v.. a wile, ,. .l J. E . xr- Row one: Kelly Rittinger, Paula Wilson, Beth Brackman, Julie McConihay, Diane Kroeger, Helen Blackshire, Row two: Connie Rankin, lcki Upson, Tammy Nubs, Killer Matsudo, Lisa Tooth Brush The purpose of the reserve teams is to help prepare the players for the varsity teams. Reserve basketball at Walnut Hills has been very successful in this, both girls and boys teams have had a good year. The boys team, under the direction of coach Fred Tudor and Asst. Coach Benny Schreiber, started off slow due to inexperience, but showed extreme improvement because of team effort, The girls team was coached by Roy Stortz, and under his direction, they had a very successful year. Many new players proved themselves to be very wor- thy. Both teams are looking forward to next year, as they feel they have gained valuable ex- perience this year. Basketball 99 100 This has been a year of improve ment for the girls swim team because of the hard work the girls have ac- complished through many hours of practice. The team boasts of two hopefuls for state competition - Michelle Weise in the 50 and 100 yard freestyle races and Michelle Rheibecker for diving. The team has worked hard this year, and it has been strengthened by the large number of seniors - Valerie Millie, Kathy Patty, Traci Ostand, Michelle Rheibecker, MicheIEe Weise, and Julie Yankee. The team efforts can be summed up by Kathy Patty, hThis was an interesting season; hoever, there can only be a great team if there is lots of communication and team unification. We are a good team with room for improvement Swimming 0. ID In Back Row: Sally Turner, Mindy Ryan, Tracey Osland, Michelle Weise low Tow: Valerie Millie, MKhelle Rhetnecker, Loam Rappapnrl. Julie Yankoff, Susie Eruhenaletn, Debbie Coats. Sara Snyder, Tammy Penn. Pam Ganschow, Holis Borders. Monica Sela, Thhi Row: Nancy Nathan, Ann Badgley4 Donna Wenheim, at y atty IIIIIIIFIQI III'IIIIIII Ill .- . ma. 1:1.-4...eu: Elldiizr-HEEEEJUUIEIIIEE2:855 Sail Swimming 101 We are a young team. We have, at the present, only one wrestler with a con- siderable amount of ex- perience, senior Fred Strahorn. Fred has been undefeated this year and will probably go state. He has taken every tournament that he has participated in. At our first tournament, the Lockland Invitational, Darryl Daniels, and Tim Bosley took the tournament at their weights, We have had problems with lack of dedication this year, but in general we have done pretty well as a team and hope to do better next year. . . . TlM HILL, junior Coach; Mike Morford Top row: Vernon Bridges, Mark Ferguson, Tim Gandy, Stewart lsaacs, Tim Hill, Kevin Pugh, Raymond Kahn, Bottom Row: Tim Bosley, Fred Straithernl Larry Chambers, Darryl Daninels. Ken Freeman. 1., 102 Wrestling Wrestfing 103 The 82-83 Walnut Hills Boys Swim Team was coached by Dan Ave, .3 student at N.K.U. It was Coach Ave's first year at Walnut Hills and he guided the team to a very impressive 9-1 record including P.H.S.L. Championships. The team practiced 6:00-7:35 amt 3 days a week, 3:00- 6:00 pm. every weekday, and for 2V2 hours on Satur- day. There was a good balance of 9th 10th, 11th, 12th graders and the strength of the underclassmen assure impressive seasons in the future The success of the team was a result of hard work and determination of the swimmers and two fine divers. . a a t- w n a u l 104 Swimming Top Row: Robby Wright, Blake Hoel, Oren Penn, Mike Weise, Mike Dhonau, Coach Dan Ave. Midde low: Arnir Penn, Scott Norman, Jeremy Fushbeint Bryan MiNer. Bolton! Row: Mark Coebel, Captain let f Trondle, Captain Eric Hagenauer, Cap. Iain Andy Truax, Bram Warren, Jason Cann, Chris Kulhavukt Diver leff Broadnax Swimming 105 We Won . We Won Humiliates Chatterbox by Charley Frank On Saturday afternoon, Octo- ber 30th, the sporting event that ranks second only to the Hot Rod Tractor Pull took place. Yes, the long awaited Rem-Chatterbox softball game was finally played. J1 V I '0 ' After the Rem editors could delay .. 0, the contest no longer, the highly touted Rem staff, often re ferred to as ttAmericah team, embed the halpless Chatterbox eThe WINNERS showing their v for VICTORY staff, 84L The game was or1g1- nally seven innings but was changed mutually during the game. Following the victory, Rem co-editor Sally Rose commented, ttwe couldntt risk playing seven innings. This is the most important event of my life, This is what Pve lived for. Ittsjust unfortunate that I had to beat a cl-ose personal friend in David Flsher, There were great plays turned in by both teams. Rem second basewoman Mary Kay Kreft made several brilliant plays, and an incredible Rem gem was made by Mimi Warm who literally scaled the backstop to rob Albert Moore Another not- able event was the appearance of Chapman Todd, who played for RemAs the game wound down, J the 50,000 plus Raem fans rose to their feet anticipating the final out. 75 mounted policemen couldntt even hold back the screaming fans after the final ottt was madeJYeS, at least for a y ear, Rem is KtAmericats team? . printed in the Dec. 1, 1982 .. . .r Mgr; Chatterbox w e w o n uThe LOSERS showing that they are the number 1 newspaper at Walnut Hills 106 Rem eCeBox We Won- We Won . We Won . We Won . We Won . e 3w E amouom am-uom em-uom amouom em-uom amouome Won . We Won - WeWon '- We Won . We Won . We nustkiddinm Rem W C-Box 107 o E CD 0 E- E U3 .2 E 1- :3 C '5 3 o G. to Rt J, Mulvey, 5 Jordan, M Heines, B. Chaiken, T. Ingram, D. Kallmeyer, M. Talley, D. Learner Missing: D7 Weber, 5. uMaddog Martin, S. Murphw pl'g'P'f ' I . ' ' l; $352; ' - ' , ,A -x - SKI BUNNIES .7! g VI; - . --7' - ;7 a to Ry H. Middlekauf, A. Ride the Bus Mayfield, M. Moser, P, Harman, B. Sulek, M. B. Bley, E..SIauson, H. Sulek, T. Tojo ' 391 DIS SlllH malem ' t ' : i : w 3 -, r N, , Varsity Front Row: Jeff Wade, Jeff Burdsall, Doug Catron, Tony Lewellen, John Call, Mark Witter, Timmy Burton, Larry Mullins. Back Row: Pranantha Jha, Mark Talley, Gary Stacy, Dan Stinson, Dave Brown, Guy Johns, Jordan Lomas, Shenan Murphy, Larry White, Coach Royce Starks. A. 51: e. e . iew L 1 v 2. fag? v. 1-,. wow ; :m. . . WW f: , w an .. , m Bottom Row l to R - Greg Hissett, Joe Schroeder, Paul Yamaguchi, Louie Holmeyer, Skip Porter, Russell Rice, Brian Norris. Top Row L to R - Coach Jeff Brokamp, Todd Taylor, Brian Burton, Tom Thaman, Greg Stein, Maury Walker, Jimmy Lefton, Paul Durham, Garrett Kelly. Missing - Greg Cerwe, Jim Long, Eric Sieher, Fred Trammel. V , ; L I h u This year's boys1 baseball team was coached by first year coach, Roy Starks. Included among the team's returning veterans were seniors Shannon Murphy 13 leading pitchen and Mark Tally a top hitter; lnfielder Tony Lewellyn and catcher Marty Floyd also ex- hibited much skill. Mark Witters versatility as a ball player, being able to play both second and third bases also earned him a role in the baseball team's success. Accor- ding to coach Starks, the members of the team were very attentive and hustled much during practice. 111 um tn- I In 112 Baseball 113 Baseball The members of the 1983 girls softball team were very optimistic about their chances to do well in tournament competition. A5 Kristy Mieneke, a fourth year player said, This is the year we should go up state. The team is consisted of new, young, but extremely talented players. The returning players, although few, had a great deal of ex- perience. The combination of this ex- perience and talent has made the girl's softball team, under the direc- tion of new coach Ian Dickens, very successful. Softball 115 h-- prim m $wwmuln .l ,zrzzlarm Mi. The 1982-1983 Boys tennis team under the coaching direction of Mr. Naborhouse contained five returning lettermen, two of whom were juniors and will be able to play next year. The team did very well throughout its competitive season and is looking forward to a bright future next year when at least 4 members of this year's team will be returning. The strength of next yearls teamiwill also be aided by this year's addi- tion of a reserved team The boy's team, in agreement with Walnut Hills tradition, proved to have a very successful season. H-l Ln: '1 l- 4 4;.w I. '. '- . . 4 ,1 ' Irv- u. . mk' .I l :5 l w r :- ', r '1; a I-I- b4 1... Md z' nuav ,, r luau I v 5 In .7, , u Ib .ingli HJJ 45 4 ail? 7 mi J i Will irvsoo $s.005 .mlma .4 $ u - . 'l.-T E h. U. to Rl Bob Tessel, Pete Lusenhop, Moty Allen, Steve Stith, Dan Finger, Mike Heines, Scott McCormick, Steve Mille Joel Deutsch, Jeff Mormon, Matt Meunier, Amr Hussein, Brain Reverman, John McEnroe, Mike Pigg, Bjorn Borg, Chuc Croog, Patrick Todd, Jimmy Conners, loel Varland, Coach Naborhouse. Walnut Hills Tennis Team mascot Andy Ackerman. He is also ballboy, sweeper, waterboy, asst. manager, and in charge of towelsi J .R'Auue: x. --Jn;:a..m.: FA'BthS-u - Tennis 117 118 Trark Treat The 1983 track team under the experienced leadership of iongtime coach, Jack Campbell has had a good year. Although the team lost several of last year's talent to graduation and injury, the remaining members, along with many new members, have done much to make up for this starting deficit. Most of the returning runners were concentrated in the distance events as well as the shot put and discus throw. This left the less experienced members of the team for the sprinting events. The 1983 team did weil after overcoming an initial lack of enthusiasm. Track 119 120 DAVID SHEDHEDD DDINCIDAI. I3.M.O.C. 122 Faculty i1 ' F;- g I -. - - l. ! ASSISTANT DDINCIDALS ! l-i ..--n ..- www.wk vau ' Thomas Hunter lack Kennavan Dr. Ward Ghory Faculty 123 IN MEMORIAM 4, 1-4 a Vz 1- . .- WALTER c. ALLEN 1 944-1 982 llIt is a rare occurrence that a student comes across a teacher whose professionalism includes caring enough to give more than what is expected of himfa llTa him a every student was unique. ll llWhen Mr. Allen talked, we listened. His kind words willforever be cherished by all. ler. Allen gave his all to everything he did, this was shown. through the many challenges he accepted. l, llNot only was Mr. Allen interested in academic growth, but he was interested in my growth as a totalpersonf' llWe would find anything in the world to argue about, arguing over nothing may seem silly, but to me it mean: that he cared about me. Mr. Allerfs teaching, not only in, but out of the classroom, will be remembered by everyone who knew him, for his life has enriched all of ours? 124 Faculty lEfTPUT BUT NOT LEAST l. V .. .7 7 u - -v' u h ' w ,. .Le A . . l 1' er- Laverne Brown: Geology, Earth Science 7, Science 8 Dorothy Busemeyer: Latin ll, Latin I Don Cole: Counselor Allen Dule: Counselor 7-9 : -A ., , 1t L. -l'- lack Campbell: PE 8, Tag Footbail, Wrestling, Weight Training, PE 7, Volleyball Golf, Archery Thomas Gentile: Senior Choir, Junior Choir, General Music 7-8 Richard lhlendorf: Latin Vergii AP, Latin II louise lewett: Biology, Chemistry, Geometry Kaye Jurma: Latin ll, Latin I lean Mathews: US History and Government, Social Science7 Tom McKenney: Latin II, Latin l Adrianne Wilson: English 7, Debate il, Debate I Joe Koke: Adv. Algebra, Geometry Edna Hogue: Counselor 10-12 James Byerly and the Senior Class James Byerly was the senior Class adviser this yeari With his help and support the Class of 83 has succeeded in their projects and activities. Mr. Byerly provided his room as a meeting place for class and committee meetings. Mr. Byerly actively participated in all of the class projects. He was the last one to leave each evening during P-Nuts and Walnuts. He contributed his ideas in everything from graduation to the writing of Walnuts to fund raising activities. He even participated in the painting of the garbage cans during the spring in 1982. All in all, Mr. Byerly has spent a great deal of time advising the senior class of 1983 and they would like to say that al! of his time, advice help and support have been greatly appreciated. Thanks for everything Mr. Byerly. Faculty 125 126 row 1: Dorinda Adelman: English 10, English 7 Larry Alford: Heaith 8, Health 7 Paul Amspaugh: Economics, Sociology, US History and Government Diane Baltzer: English 9, Latin I Row 1: Lillie Barnes: Pre-Algebra Ben Basone: Vocal Ensemble, General Music 7-8, Music AP, Beginning Guitar Bert Becker: Stage Craft, World Man 7-8 102 Bell: Advanced Soccer, Soccer ll, Boys Gym, Archery, Volleyball Faculty 127 Row 1: David Bibee: Geometry, Algebra Tom Brengelman: Algebra, Adv. Algebra Susan Brockman: Speech Arts 9-12, Speech and Drama 9-10, Speech and Drama 7-8, Time to Speak, Comic Rhetoric Row 2: David Broerman: Physics, Science 8 Brenda Bmwn: Geometry, Adv Algebra, Adv. Algebra AA Kathy Brown: Social Science 7, A8 M History Roger Burgess: Physics Lab AP, Physics AP, Physica AA, Physics, Meteorology 128 Faculty Row 1: Norma Burney: Algebra, Geometry Ken Byerly: Chemistry, Science 8 Helen Clayton: Secretary Row 2: Tom Cahill: American History 8, Social Science 7 Abe Caldwell: Security Aid Sandra Cohan: French 1AA, French IIAA, French Ill Douglas Colbert: Security Aid Faculty 129 Row 1: James Connelly: Latin IV, Latin Ill lean Conver: English 12 Elizabeth Corman: Personal Typing ll, Per- sonal Typing l, Notetaking Sybil Daniels: English 11, English 10 130 Faculty Row 1: Tom Doyle: Calculus AP-AB, Calculus, Adv. Math Sharon Draper: English 10, English 8 - Honors Dennis Duermil: Adv. Basketball, Basket- ball l1, Basketball I, Adv. Tennis, Tennis ll, Archery, Softball Ella Durham: Secretary Faculty 131 Row 1: Robert Ellison: Arch Drafting, Eng. Drafting, Beginning Drafting, World Man 7-8 Kay Falcone: Algebra, Pre-Algebra, Algebra 7 Wylie Ferguson: Studio Art ll, Art ll, Art 1, Art 7, Photography I Teresa Finke: Biology, Science 8 - Honors Row 2: Robert Foreman: Chemistry AP, Chemistry Lab AP-B, Chemistry Lab AP- A, Chemistry Lemar Foster: Security Aid Ernest France: Health ll Theresa Frazier: Pre-Algebra Row 3: Jean Frehse: Counselors 10-12 Rosalyn Fuller: Counselor 7-9 Betty Grawe: Secretary Verna Griswold: Adv. Math, Adv. Algebra, AIgebra Row 4: Judy Griffith: Latin Ill, Latin ll Margaret Guentert: English 12AP, English 11, Newswriting ll, Newswriting I Don Hamberg: Social Science 7 Marian Hawes: Art 8-9, Art 7, Art X Row 5: Marilyn Heginbotham: Secretary Louva Hemin way: Adv. Tennis, Tennis ll, Tennis I, A v. Track, Track, Cross Coun- try, Jogging, Yoga, Girls Gym, DanceHrimnastics, Volleyball Gisela Herdler: German AP, German lllAA, German Ill, German IIAA, German ll, Ger- man I Irma Hoekstra: Secretary 132 Faculty Row 1: Ruth Hubbard: Calculus AP-BC, Calculus, Adv. Math AA Tom Hurley: Driver Education, Behind the Wheel Lolis lsler: Spanish AP, Spanish IV, Spanish AA - Vickie lsome: Secretary Row 2: Norley Jackson: Science 8 Marlene lason: Study Skills 9-12, Study Skills 7-9, Engiish 9 Sam lenike: European History AP, Euro- pean History, ABM History, Archeology, Philosophy Ruth Johnson: Zoology, Physiology, Biology Row 3: Ed Jones: Security Aid James Jones: Chemistry, Biology Irene Kahn: Secretary linda Kiefer: Anthropology Row 4: Theodora Kessis: Lyric AP, Latin II, Latin I Mark Klalt: US History and Government, American History 8 Rosemary Koch: Librarian ludy Kuhn: English 12, English 11AA Row 5: Stella Layson: Algebra, Pre-Aigebra Althea lazenby: Librarian Don lewis: Studio Art AP, Studio Art Ill, Art XXX, Art XX, Art 7 Herbert Lukens: ASW'I History, Latin I Faculty 133 134 Row 1: Peggy Lukens: English 11, English 10AA Rita MacEachen: Secretary Susan Macinlyre: Calculus APHAB, Calculus, Pre-Algebra Terry McCollum: Biology AP, Bioiogy AP - Lab A, Biology AP Lab B, Biology r2, Faculty Row 1: Barbara McMullen: Secretary George McDuffie: Biology Denise Marshall: Secretary ludy Meiering: AacM History 9 - Honors, A8:M History, Philosophy Faculty 135 Row 1: Joseph Minogue: Counselor 9-10-12 Holis Mitchell: Adv. Algebra AA, Calculus, Pre-Algebra Mary lynn Moll: Secretary Janice Morgan: Spanish Ill, Spanish IIAA, Spanish I, American History 8 136 Faculty Row 1: Elaine Murphy: Secretary Frances Murdock: Minority Culture, English 7 Wanda Murdock: Contemporary Family Life, Kitchen Klassics, Horne Economics 7-8 Geor e O'Reilley: School Resource Of Icer Faculty 137 Guiding Our Way Row 1: Marguerite Palm: English 10, English9 Amanda Patrick: English 11, English 9, EnglishB Row 2: Art Paul: Health ll, Health 8, Health 7, Tennis l, Volleyball, Archery Donna Perzigian: English 9 - Honors, English 7 Anne Pfriem: English 12AP, English 8 Row 3: Raymond Pfriem: Computer Math, Probability and Statistics David Pierato: English 11AA, English 9 Amelia Prioleau: Librarian Row 4: Diane Rappaport: Adv. Swimm- inngiving, Adv. Life Saving, A ua Aerobics, Basic Swimming, A v Volleyball, Volleyball, PE 8, PE 7, Dance and Trimnastics, Yoga, Soccerl John Raterman: Latin II, Latin III Rosalind Reade: Counselor 9-12 Sheila Robinson: Lunchroom Supervisor Row 5: Robert Roll: Adv. Ngebra, Geometry Harriet Russell: US History and Govern- ment AP, US History and Government, Sino-Soviet History Barb Schindler: Secretary Ronald Schneider: English 7 138 Faculty to the future Row 1: Angela Scott: American History 8, Social Science 7 Nancy Seltz: Latin Ill - Honors, Latinl Row 2: Betsy Shank: English 10, English 7, Time to Speak Fred Shuttlesworth: English 9, English 8 Karla Slusher: French AP, French IV, French ll, French I Row 3: Peter Stites: Spanish ll, Spanish l Rollon Thomas: Security Aid - Head Barbara Volz: American History 8, Social Science 7 Row 4: Gwen Walker: American History 8 - Honors, Social Science 7 Yvonne Watkins: English 8, English 7 Ken Welsh: Senior Concert Band 11-12, Senior Marching Band, Intermediate Band, Junior Band 8-9 Vicki Welsh: Adv. Acting, Basic Theatre Techniques, Time to Speak, Oral Interpretation Row 5: Laura Werden: Secretary Robert Wiedeman: Latin l Jeff Williams: Security Aid Kenneth Williams: US History and Govern- ment, American History 8. Faculty 139 V, :E V ' , gm Jm H CH 4m!- 5 1$1: WXn 2' way 333th Eben ! 111mm? 1960-1961 Did mu rememhel mur Cerllol W5 mormng' 142 A .l ,' .9 ' . 143 i.'., ' . .' ' , - ' ROW 1: Vanessa Abernathy, lason Adams, Daphne Adams, Annette Adams, William Adams, Douglas Adler, Craig Alexander, Umair Ali ROW 2: Maurice Allen. Martha Allen, Charles Allen, Brian Andrews, Jessica Andrews, Chris Anusbigan, James Amen, Will Arnzen ROW 3: Andrew Arorash. Angie Barnes, Mark Barnett, Eslher Barron, Mike Barron, Kim BastiL, Robin Bastin, Temik Bell ROW 4: Miran Ben-Zeer, Jon Berry, Petey Berry, Tejal Bhatt, Ian Blackmon, Kim Blackwell, Man Bless, loseph Bley ROW 5: Elizabeth Blumenthal, Leslie Bodenburg, Doug Boehm, Seann Boett- Cher, Lissa Boeuger, Damian Bolton, Emily Bonansinga, Mike Bostic ROW 6: Lauri Boulmettis, Ann Boyle, Ken Boyle, Ryan Braddock. Lee Brad- ford, Jeff Brandt, David Brenner, Lauren Brewer ROW 7: Tracey Brima, Melanie Brooks, Melissa Brooks, Adrian Cole Brown, Cheri Brown, Denise Brown, Renee Brown, Sieve Breuneman ROW 8: Debbie Bruemmeu, Jeff Bryant, Maria Buford, Lamont Butler, Karen Caldwell, Susan Cameron, Blain Cannon, David Caniy ROW 9: Vanessa Carmicheal, Rob Carpenter, Barry Carr, Larry Carr, Dur- rand Carroll, Artesian Carter, Eric Chat- terjee, Ron Childress ROW 10: Richard Chiles, EIIis Chu, David Cissell, loselynn Clark, Mike Clark, Stacey Clark, Rob Cluxton. Can- dice Cobb ROW 11: Eiizabeth Condon, Ericka Copeland, Jenny Cornett. Malt Craun, Susan Crawford, Tammy Crumpton, Sharon Cruse. Rob Crush ROW 12: Sharon Curtis, Christina DaIy, Warren Daniels, Mike Davis, William Davis, Angie Dawson, Denver Degregorio, Pam Dickerson EFFIESOEFFIES OEFFIES The seventh grade at Walnut Hills is a beginning. It is main- ly an educational beginning. The effies as they are generally referred to, embark on a six year long educational journey. They take courses in Math, English, Social Science, and Latin - a subject new to them. The seventh grade at Walnut Hills also represents a social beginning As well as getting used to being harassed by the older students, the seventh graders meet new people and make new friends. Overall the seventh grade at Walnut Hills is a full and exciting year. ROW 1: Tom Dietrich, Ted Doctor, Ann Dostie, Ed Douglas, Chris Dour, Tony Dox- ie, Alex Drovelsky, Danny Drummond ROW 2: Rachel Drummond, Steickland Drumwright, Peter Ducey, Morris Duffy, Mike Duhart, Chyrae Dunham, Danielle Durand, Kristin Earls ROW 3: Danielle Edmonds, Raul Elbisser, Emma Ellis, John Erisman, Deb Evans, Brian Falls, David Fields, David Firth ROW 4: Tammy Floyd, John Foley, Vanessa Fontana, Susan Forbes. Ian Franke, Todd Franklin, Celeste Frazier, Pam Fribble ROW 5: Tom Fruth, Traci Fulgham, Renard Gaines, Rachel Ganim, Eyal Caner, Ofer Ganor, April Garbarino, Marcia Gardette ROW 6: Molly Cass, Brandon Gates, Dan Geeding, Craig Geller, Andy Gianelli, Makeba Gibbs, Aaron Gibbs, George Gideon ROW 7: Bruce Giles, Holly Gillium, Martyn Gilmore, Henry Glaspie, Eric Glenn, Mao Glynn, Michele Godhigh, Susan Goebel ROW 8: Don Goetz, Adam Go!den, Jason Golden, Cecily Goode, Geneva Geode, Jenny Goodman, Tammy Cordon, Jenny Corin ROW 9: Clark Goslee, Anne Cotwals, Tanya Grace, Kevin Crasha, Erika Green. Will Green, Mark Greenberg, lana Greenstein Effies 145 146 Effies ROW 1: Joseph Greer, Fred Greer, Teresa Gregory, Deshawnto Griffin, Isaac Griffin, Laura Grtgsby. Richard Crimes, Melissa Grinker ROW 2: Dan Gruenstein, Josh Gutt- man, Iodi Gulzwiiler, Kim Haggard, Sal- ly Hahn, Shannon Hahn, Karentha Hall, Cathy Hamilton ROW 3: Rebecca Hamilton, Andrew Hampshire, Laura Hanks, Allison Harris, Rod Harris, John Harshaw. Heather Hat- field, Charles Haungs ROW 4: Adrienne Hay, Tim Hedeen, Eric Heighberger. Melanie Heimann ROW 5: Michetle Hemsteger. Crystal Herman, Mike Hershey, Christine Hiall ROW 6: John Hibberd, Jeff Hickenlooper, Heather Hile, Scott Hilkert ROW 7: Lenora Hill, Peter Hirt, Nathan Hodge, Chris Hodson, Keith Hoesl. Nicole Holls. Scott Homlar, Megan Houk ROW 8: Terrence Houston, Chris Howard, Tracey Hubenet, Kelsey Hud- son, Shayne Hudson, Scott Hughes, Quintin: Hunter, Mike Hunter ROW 9: Ralph Hunter, Donald Hut'chin- son, James Hutsell, Burney Jackson, Kevin lackson, Vanessa lackson, Kim James, Jeanine Jason ROW 1: Phillip lasper, Stephen lasper ROW 2: lolaina left, David fessup ROW 3: Derrick Iell, Robin Johns ROW 4: Charles lohnson, Dwayne lohnson, Ellie lohnson, Eugene Iohnson. James Johnson, Keve Johnson, Lisa lohnson. Tracey Johnson ROW 5: Erica Jones, Kyle Jones, Lisa lones, Michelle L. Jones, Michelle lanes, Nicole Jones, Stefani Jones. Vincent lones ROW 6: Matt Kabat, Melissa Kahsar, Danielle Keemer, Rozylynne Kellis, Erin Kennedy, Jenny Kennedy, leff Kerstine, Lisa Ketchum ROW 7: Doojin Kim, Melissa Kimberlin, Joe King Ronktsha King, Michele Kinkele, Karen Kiradjieff, Bryna Kirzner, Julie Klein ROW 8: Laura Knight, Mike Koeder, Dan Korn, Chris Lamon, Kevin Laudal, Michelle Lawson, Laura Lazarus, jenny Leach ROW 9: Christina Lee, Rayshone Lee, Tony Lee, Mark Lemperle, Jesse Lepage, Donna Levil Yvonne Lewis, Jessica Licis ROW 10: Kurt Lick, Scotl Liggeti. Lisa Lightfield, Ching Lin, Denise Lindemann, Cajardo Lindsey, Todd Livingston, Hugh Logan ROW 11: Shawna Long, Kathy Lotspeich, Lori Lough, Jonathan Love, Steve Loveless, Angie Lovett, leff Lubow, Rod Lumpkins ROW 12: Richard Lusenhop, Kathy Luslik, Monikka Lynn, Simeon Lyle, Mallory Madison, Alanna Maloney, Juli Marcotte, Milo Marshall Effies 147 ROW 1: Christophe Marlhaler, Chris Martin, Justin Manes, Ernest Mason, Yolanda Mason ROW 2: Kenii Matsudo, Denise Maye, Rob McClellan, Tysha McClendon, Lori McClung ROW 3: Cheri MCCourl, Heather McEiralh, Christina MCEnery, Peter McEvilley, Elisabeth McMahon 148 Effies ROW 4: Stuart McMillan, leff McNeely, Muhammed Mealchem, Steve Meismer, Ieannetle Menner, Mary Ann Merriman, Ron Middlebrooks, Tiya Miles ROW 5: Christine Mills, Holly Minges, Jon Minsky, Holly Matchell, John Mir chell, Tricia Mitchell, Holly Moniot, Chanda Monroe ROW 6: Vladimir Monroe Malinda Moorman ROW 7: Ed Morriss, Brendan Morrissey ROW 8: Robert Mosby. Victor Moy ROW 9: Melissa Mueller, Randy Mullins ROW 10: Arthur Myers, Christian Naberhaus ROW 11: Mike Naberhaus, Kim Naisn, Kevin Nared, Erica Neal, Chris Nelson, lessica Neubauer, Cary NevilleJ Kim Nickolin ROW 12: Fumie Nishiyama. Lori Nolting. Ken Nuber. Katie ONeil, Robert Ohara, Kelly Okeefe. Shelly Okura, Chris Oppl ROW 1: Sabrina Owens, Michele Ozepy ROW 2: Beverly Parker, Keith Parker ROW 3: David Parks ROW 4: Andy Parr, Kevin Patrick, lenny Paul, lames Peebles, Malcolm Perry, Stephania Phillips, Mark Pinson, Brad Pncher ROW 5: Kenan Pollack, Tracey Pollins, Deborah Possman, Keith Potter, Carl Powell, Melissa Powell, Lara Radkey, Elizabeth Ranker ROW 6: Tracie Ravenscraft, Kadasha Reiiford, Kathy Rheinecker, Gwyneth Richards, Eric Richardson, Melissa Richardson, Krista Richter, Eric Ridgeway ROW 7: Rachel Roach, Willie Roberw son, Scot Robertson, Kim Robinson, Audrey Roebuck, Shelley Rothenbusch, Victoria Roytman, Clinton Ruffin ROW 8: Chris Sally, Dwayne Sanders, George Satterley, Francene Schaser, Caroline Schatzel. Kelly Schell, Mary Schlarb, Jessica Schmidlapp ROW 9: Anne Schmidt, Colleen Schmidt, Kathy Schmidt, Mall Schroeder, Chris Schweri, Barisheila Scott, Chris Scott, Elmore Searcy ROW 10: Tracey Seay, Doug Seger- man, David Seig, Richard Seilacher, Mashalah Settles, Alex Shapleigh, Jarrett Sheppard, Catherine Sherrill ROW 11: Don Shroyer, Brad Shuford, Kirsten Siegfried, Vicloria Sieving, Adam Simon, Caroline Sims, Jessica Singer, Aiisa Sirkin ROW 12: Don Sistrunk, Adrianne Smith, Arneadra Smith, Blossom Smith, Brandon Smith, David Smith, Iohn Smith, Bryan Snyder Effies 149 150 Effies ROW 1: Brenda Solomon. Kris Sorensen, Stephen South, Steve Sowma, Rhonda Spillers, Andrea Stamp, David Stargel, Loey Stayden ROW 2: Jeff Stein, Anne Steinert, Bill Storm, Alex Stull, Kristine Suchy, Greg Sullivan, Rebecca Sunderland, Teresa Sutlon ROW 3: Wendell Swan, Mark Swenty, Erin Swing, Ben Tallarigo, David Taylor ROW 4: iames Taylor, Monica Taylor, Ricky Taylor, Robin Taylor, Sam Taylor ROW 5 . Randy Tempte, Swane Thomas, Jeff Thomas, Jwane Thomas, LoriThomas ROW 6: Fawn Thompson, Kim Thomp- son, Micheal Thompson, Wavey Threat, John Hughes ROW 7: Tom Timmel, Vicky Todd Lauri Tojo, Andrea Tom, David Trendler ROW 8: Kevin Trondle. Charlette Tug- gle, Dwight Turner, James Turner, Robert Turner, Amber Twitty, Micheal Vance. Catherine VanGinkel ROW E Kim VanOwen, Eric Vicks, Pat Wahl, Barry Wakeman, Arbidella Walker, Leo Walker, Mike Walkiewicz, Ernest Wallace ROW 1 Bay Warren, Israel Washington, Gina Watkins. Karen Watkins, Lari Watson, Melissa Wedig, Joanne Wehage, Rick Weigel ROW 2 Tom Wellman, Leah Wenzel. Stephanie Wesling, Melissa West, Larry Wheat, Carolyn White, Sandy White! Steven White ROW 3 Chris Whitmore. Gayle Whit- taker, Deanna Whittle, Joelle Wiesmann, Katherine Wilhelm ROW 4 Karen Wilkins, Ernest Williams, John Williams, Lynda Williams, Stephanie Williams ROW 5 Jason Wilson, Selina Wilson, Tammy Wilson, Robyn Wingard. Roy Winston ROW 6 Elizabeth Wise, Rob Win, Jon Wocher, Ion Wolf, Suzy Wolfe ROW 7 Melissa Wood. Dwight Wright. Effies 151 152 Underclass 153 5 S lam C r e d n U EFLATSOEFLATS OEFLATS ROW 1: Andy Ackerman, David Adkins, Evan Alexander, Cheryl Alex- ander, Maria Alfaya, Tonia Allen. Daisy Allen, Claudena Allison ROW 2: Stephen Allison, Darren Anderson, Michael Anderson, David Arnovitz, Alan Aronowitz. Phylliss Asbury, Tracy Bailey, Ronald Baird ROW 3: Donald Baker, Brent Baldwin, Elise Ballinger, Marlo Bannister, Valerie Barber, Tommie Barnes, Donald Barr rett, Marvin Bart ROW 4: Laura Baston, William Becker, Antony Beckham, Jonathon Behnke, Tony Bell, Taryn Benjamin, Scott Ben- nett, Michelle Benton ROW 5: Frederick Berghausen, David Berman, Ronda Betts, Linda Bishop, Regina Blanchard. Dorion Bledsoe, Daniel Bleh, Kate Blumberg ROW 6: Kimberly Boesherz, Kristen Bosh, Kathleen Bosely, Allison Bove, Anita Bragg, Anttareh Brandy, Rebecca Brice, Charisse Brown ROW 7: Rachel Bumgarner, Jennifer Burdell ROW 8: Bruce Burle, Darmicha Burns ROW 9: Gordon Bush, Roben Byrd ROW 10: Eric Cambell, Anissa Cardwell ROW 11: Lori Cargile, Maureen Carpenter ROW 12: Ruth Carsch, Won Carter, Mose Cartier, Margret Chandler, Sarah Chard, Monique Cherry, Lewis Christan, William Chung The exciting life led by the E-Flats at Walnut Hills is enhanced by their college preparatory studies as well as developing extra cur- ricular interests, Before moving on to the challenges of High School, the eighth graders find the most joy in teasing the Effies. ROW 1: Suzanne Cissell, Steven Clark ROW 2: lane Clers, Josalyn Coaston ROW 3: Christopher Coats, Vinnie Cokley ROW 4: Kristal Collier, Rakale Collins, Deanna Compton, Jerome Cooper, Neil Cope, Tyronne Copeland, Jennifer Cox, Jocelyn Craig ROW 5: Tony Crain, Emiley Crawford, Tanya Criswell, Bobby Crocker, Tasha Cummings, Mark Dame, Jennifer Daniels, Sheili Daniels ROW 6: Carri Davis, Daniel Davison, Tonica Dean, Shannon Deese, Louis Dennard, Christiana Diamond, Theodore Dickey, Erik Diekmeyer ROW 7: Caroiyn Dube, Brian DuCov- na, Catherine Dunn, Yenlan Duong, Michael Durden, Thomas Durham, Lisa Eby, Genice Everson ROW 8: David Faught, Zachary Feins- lein, lohn Ferris, Edward Fields, Richard Finely, Aaron Fishbein, Angela Fisher, Darin Floyd ROW 9: Anita Floyd, lames Fasten Terry Foster, Susan Frankel, Rueben Frankenfield, Nicole Frost, Lara Frost, Laura Pullman ROW 10: Audrey Gaiter, Susan Gam- bill, Devin Gamboa, John Ganim, David Gard, Billy Gardner, Maria Garstein, In- dia Cary ROW 11: Donald Gauck, Eric Gay, Leslie Gazaway, Shawn Geller, Ester Georgeton, Lauren Georgeton, John Gerbus, Veronica Gibson ROW 12: Todd Girty, Tiffany Class, Susan Glueck, Ellen Goddard, Michael Goller, David Gonzales, Rebecca Goozner, Atarbes German EFIats 155 ROW 1: Elizabeth Gosiger, Julie Colt, Nicole Gowens, Ulrich Grandel, Todd Green, Michael Green, Mark Green, Jeff Greenberg ROW 2: Dawn Greene, Jonetta Gresham, Matthew Griffin, E. Page Griffith ROW 3: Kimberely Grundhoefer, Leoma Grundy, David Gunn, Ionathan Habfan ROW 4: Rachel Hall, Edward Ham- mond, Ler Hampshire, Lawrence Hampton ROW 5: Monica Hampton, Peter Hamrick, Bill Hance, Elaine Hardy 156 EFlats ROW 6: Laura Harrell, Lisa Harris, David Harris, Christian Hattemer, Beth Halter, Jonathan Hawgood, Amanda Hayhow, Ashley Heil ROW 7: David Highsmith, Kristin Hirst, Sara Hitchens, Kimberely Hobbs ROW 8: Raymond Holderby, Rex Holman, Olivia Holts, lon Honeck ROW 9: Kimberely Hopkins, Sherri Horowitz, Tonya Howard, David Howson ROW 10: Susan Hubbell, Holly Hudson, Sean Hughes, ferry Hughson ROW 11: Stephen Hull, Monica Hunter, Richard Hunter, Yvonne Husbands ROW 12: Matthew lnman, lill Jackson, Tonya Jackson, Frederick James, Murna Jenkins, Iuiia Jennings, Jenny Jennler, Shannon Johnson ROW 1: Lisa Johnson, Cherie Jones, lene Jones, Erica Jones, Kelly lordan, Jacorica Juric, Benjamin Kahn, Richard Kapfer ROW 2: Theresa Kepferle, Lara Kidd,' Barry Kirschnner ROW 3: Gregory Kissel, John Knodel, Ian Edward KowaL Sherry Krapp ROW 4: Laura Kreindler, Sarah Krug, Shawnette Kyles, Brenda Lamb ROW 5: John Lane, Michelle Lane, Timothy Lane, Josette Lanlon ROW 6: Richard Lauer, Tracy Laurie Gregory Lea, William Leach, Tara Leatherwood, Jeffrey Leftwich, Shawna Lemberg, Rachel Lenz ROW 7: Annette Leonard, Robert Let- cher, Hallie Lewis, Janeen Lewis ROW 8.- LaRonda Lewis, Randy Lewis, John Ley, Stephen Libby ROW 9: Heidi Locher, Terry Lockhart, A, Douglas Lococo, Doreen Longboliom ROW 10: Alexia Loyanich, Andrew . . Lucas, Rebecca Luken, Justin Lundgren -: fmw'rf ROW 11: TherESa Lustik, Craig Lyles, Marci Machnovitz, Bilenda Madison ROW 12: Raiph Magrish, Richard Maifeld. Steve Maltz. Marcia Manigan, Paul Mann, Deborah Mann, Sarah Mark, Bleuzette Marshall EFlats 157 158 EFlats ROW 1: Victor Marthaler, Angela Mar- tini, David Marvin, Angela Mathis, Ken- neth Mathis, Ian Maxwell, Pam Mayers, Sean Mayes ROW 2: Sophia McAllister, Gene McBurrows, Sean McCarthy, Shazzan McCIoud, Lisa McCloy, Teresa Mc- Creary, Stephan McCurdy, Nicole McKinney ROW 3: Rick Menefield, Terry Meyers, Andrea Mikulic, Edward Millen, Angelia Miller, Catherine Miller, Kimberly Miller, Ja ne Mills ROW 4: Susan Minturn, Ester Moody, Robin Moore, Christopher Moreno, Todd Morath, Christopher Morath, Michael Morgan, Steven Morozumi ROW 5: Benjamin Morrison, Susan Mosher, lames Moskowitz. Tenley Moy, Peter Muehle Muehlenkamp, Amber Murphy, Toyia Nash, Erinn Nelson ROW 6: Debbie Newman, Sandra Ng, Jack Niemes, Anne Nienaber, Christina Nimmo, Molly O'Flaherty, Meridith Odonneil, Ashiel Ojeda ROW 7: Holly Olinger, Dorothy Oretgo, Vonna Oxiey, Brian Paden, Christin Papayiannisd Carrie Parks, Dya Patton, kannifer Paulson ROW 3: Raymon Payton, Andrea Peeples, Jonathon Penn, Jennifer Phillips, Roy Phillips, Ginger Pierson, Holly Poole, Jason Potter ROW 9: Timothy Powell, Barbara Powers, Shauna Presley, Nancy Raab, Dana Rabkin, Leslie Ragan, Edvardo Ramirez, Timothy Rechel ROW 10: Michelle Reed, Kelly Regen- burger, Jennifer Regenburger, Barry Renfro, Lisa Rice, William Richardson, Robert Ringle, Michelle Ritter ROW 11: Renee Robertson, Jennifer Roberts, Michael Robinson, Donna Roewer, Wendy Rosekrans, Eilat Rosenfeld, Mimi Rosenheim, Bart Roush ROW 12: John Ruschulle, Jennifer Sakaras, Marco Sansone, Iason San- sone, Greg Schmist, Slissa Schwartz, Keisha Scott, Scott Shadd ROW 1: Robin Shepard, Anna Sher, Carey Sherrill, Thomas Sherwood, Adam Shiitj Matthew Shirk, Aaron Shocker, Shari Shokler ROW 2: Daniel Shore, Kristin Shrider, Limore Shur, Robert Simmons ROW 3: Kelly Singleton, Kevin Sloan, David Smart, lackie Smith ROW 4: Alethea Smith. Todd Smith, Natombl Smith, Sonya Sobieski ROW 5: R. Karslen Sommer, Alecia Spencer, Caroline Spiller, Angela Sroufe, S. Andrew Stallworth. lohn Stanton ROW 6: Mark Stargel. Shelley Stephens. Vanessa Sterling, Michael Straus, Michael Symes, Adrian Taylor, ChristOpher Taylor, Kristen Thaler ROW 7: David Thaman, Adam Thiele, ChristOpher Thomas, Robert Thomp- son, Kenneth Tinker, Tanara Tipper, Veronica Todd, Sarah Toepker ROW 8: Russell Toney, Michael Torberl, Stephanie Turner, Kimberlee UHner, Caroll Vargas, Carrie Ventre, George Vercamp, Sian Virden ROW 9: Denise Wadlington, Carol Walker. Jodi Wallace, Michael Ware. David Webb, Angela Weithe, Traci Wheeier, Eric White ROW 10: Yolanda White, Aretha While. Staci White, Shannon Whitfield, Sarah Wigser, Brian Wilbon, Cheryl Wilder, Brian Wiley ROW 11: Shirley Williams, Kimberely Williams, Mark Williams, Michael Williams, Olivia Williamson, Audra Willis, Gerald Wilson, Camille Wiison ROW 12: Gwen Wittenbaum, James Wolf, Dawn Wright, Steven Yamaguchi, Rodney Young, Co1by Young, James Youngblood, Tracy Zigler EFIats 159 l 4 Z I M u Q n. o l d 2 I VJ u Q n. o ROW 1: Laurie Ackerman, Rob Adams, Ryan Andrews, Andie Anusbigiah, Tracy Arthur, Amy Arundell, Nadia Asfour, Philip Bacon ROW 2: Lisa Banks, Terri Banks, Monica Barnett, Barry Bates, Ginny Baum, Paul Baumgardner, Matt Becher, Jerry Bedwell ROW 3: Leslaa Ball, Wendy Benjamin, Christopher Bennett, Jeanette Berry ROW 4: Jackie Betters, Dianne Betz, Michelle Black, Daphne Bledsoe ROW 5: Noah Bless, Katherine Bodmer, Kirsten Boller, Greg Borman ROW 6: Kelly Bowing, Beth Brackman' Jennifer Brinkman, Daphne Broadnax, Lisa Brown, Wraynette Brown, Debra Brown, Ron Brumby ROW 7: Patricia Brunck, Peter Bryant, Lisa Buchanan, Jay Buchhiern, Timothy Burke, Michelle Burke, Brian Burton, Pam Butler ROW 8: Eugene Butler, Erin Cameron, Cherese Campbell, Jason Cann, Faith Carfile, Tonya Carg'rle, Christopher Carney, Pam Carter ROW 9: Susan Chapman, Erica Chisan, Rasmi Choudhury, Raymond Chundzin- ski, Shannon Clarke, Elizabeth Clegern, Philip Cody, Alan Cody ROW 10: Tabatha Coffey, Steve Cohn, Shean Coilliam, Jeffery Cooper, John Courtney, Traci Crain, Charles Croog, Dawn Crook ROW 11: Thomas Crush, Alivia Cunh ningham, Sharon Currie, Sherri Daley, Jennifer Dam, Angela Daniels, KeIEi Davis, Renee Davis ROW 12: Marilee Davis, James Dawson, Leonard Dean, James Delap, Michael Dhonau, Krista Dickan, Nicole Dickenson, Gregory Dicks ROW 1: Gina Diers, Christopher Dingwell, Jonathan Dingwell, Christopher Donnelly A spirit button sale, an opportunity to win passes to King's Island, homecoming games - sounds like fund raising for Sophomores, juniors, or Seniors, right? Wrong, the class of '86 undertook these and many other projects to raise funds, mainly for the ultimate event, Frosh. These spirited students, assisted by co-advisors Ms. Brockman and Miss Shank, brought new life and ex- citement to the Freshman class with their unique ap- proach to class activities. Just wait until PwNuts '85! now 2: Lana Dorenkemper, Donna Dornbusch, Amy Drasnin, Kevin Dunsky ROW 3: William Edwards, Chester Ed- wards, Traci Ellis, Tonya Ellison ROW 4: DonaEd Evans, Sonya Evans, Cherie Faison. Ronald Felder, Lee Ficks, Sara Filder, Marcus Fields, Jeannine Finney ROW 5: Mary Fisher, Penny Flags, Mark Flaspohler, James Flax, Micheile Flower, Traci Forbes, Cherie Frank, Pam Firth ROW 6: Ken Freeman, Daniel Fuchs, Karen Cabbard, Wilfred Gaines, Scott Galbreath. Michal Ganor, Tod Canschow, Theresa Gardner ROW 7: Erin Garner, ChristOpher Gar- rison, Bruce Gay, Paul Gehring, Chistine Geier, Betty Ann George, Gregory Gerard, Stephan Gerth ROW 8: Erika Gladden, Teresa Glenn, Marc 00er, Michelle Goedde, lacob Cotwals, Michelle Grady, Tonya Graham, Andre Gibbs ROW 9: Ruth Grant, Helen Greenberg, Nathan Greenfee, Latina Grimes, lune Gizzard, Jackie Grove, Suzanne Gmer tein, Sheila Guyton ROW 10: Stephanie Hacker, Mondale Hackett, Mark Haggard, Daniel Hall, Terri Hamilton, Alfonzo Hamilton, Chris Harely, Jim Hermann ROW 11: Lauren Harris, Tonya Har- rison, Theodore Hattemer, Ryan Hayes, Matthew Hayhow, Lisa Henry, Theodora Hester, Wendy Heyman ROW 12: David Hiatt, Phoebe Hines, Gregory Hissett, Elizabeth Hector, Jen- nifer Hehne, Barbara Hofstetter, Louis Hollmeyer, lames Hollowat FRESHMAN 161 ROW 1: Andrew Holman, John Homer, Tina Hosking, Jason House, Jonathan Howard. lacqueline Howell, Robin Hurely, Stephen Hussey ROW 2: Dominica Hutcherson, Jennifer Hyden, Elayne Jackson, Charles Jacoby, Rececca lenike, Laura Jennings. Hanna Jeruzalmi, Karla Johnson ROW 3: Tina Iohnson. Andrea Jones, Michelle Jones, Carla Jones, Ernest Jones, Jacqueline Jones, Patrice Hamp- ton, Tim Jordan ROW 4: Toni Jordan, Jay Kanerva, Chia-Wen Koa, Micah Kaufman, Michele Kay, Melissa Keely, Boris Kheyman, Natalie Kidd ROW 5: Charles King, Amy Kinsel, Sonya Kirland. Susanna Koenig, Peggy Kohler, Steve Kohls, Christine Koper, Brian Krefting ROW 6: Leslie Kreis, Brigitte Kube, Chris Kulhavik, John Lahey, Joseph Lan- caster, Millicent Lane, Marie Larkins, Rekale Lawrence ROW 7: Stephen Lawson, Jeremy Leach, Penny Letherman, Richard Lee, Jimmy Lefton, Cherie Leidenheimer, David Lapage, Jami Levine ROW 3: Jennifer Littrell, Marc Loeffler, Catherine Luck. Rodney Lumpkins, Adrianne Makaris, Tracy Madden, Paige Mann, Akira Mann ROW 9: David Mark, Renee Mat- sunami, Cynthia Mayes, lames Maynard, Robin McClellan, Brian McDaniel, Molly McEvilley, Kevin McGrory ROW 10: Deidre McGurrin, Bartlett McKinney, Mary McKnight, Michael Meisel, Dwight Menchhofer, Gavin Meredith, Jill Meriweather. Libby Meunier ROW 11: Michael Meyers, Alicia Milano. Robin Miller, Bryan Miller, Mark Mills, Evette Mimms, Scott Minton, Bridgit Mitchell ROW 12: Craig Mitchell, Stephen Mit- chell, Terri Moniot, Gwendolyn Moore, Katherine Maser, Mable Moy, Lajoyce Mullins, Scott Murdock 162 Freshman ROW 1: Katharine Mussio, Julie Myers, Paul Mystkowski, Michelle Nicholas! Allegra Nicodemus, Brean Norris, Jocelyn Nutter, William Obermeyer ROW 2: Harold Ogg, Abed Osman, Andrew Osterburg, Steven Pa'dway, Robin Page, Kelly Pappashales. Shawn Patton, Lashaun Patton ROW 3: Pam Pence, Angela Perry, Jason Phelps, Dollie Phillips, Wendi Phillips, Gregory Phillips, Michaek Pigg, Jason Pippenger ROW 4: Christine Peogner, Robbin Porter, Rebecca Preston, Lionel Price, Erica Pugh, Katie Rabkin, Connie Rankin, Vernon Rawls ROW 5: Deanne Reed, William Reichert, Adam Reines, Viviana Ren- nella, Valerie Rheinecker, Josette Riep, Srephanie Riley, Martin Rinehart ROW 6: Kirstin Roberts, Lisa Robinson, David Roeder, CalisIa Rollins, Pamela Rosamond, Lesa Rosenberg, Brian Ross, Michelle Roth ROW 7: Hollie Rothenbusch, Marsha Roy, Barbara Ruark, Cassandra Rudolph, Angela Ruffin, Lisa Russell, Melinda Ryan, Michael Ryan ROW 8: Dawn Sally, Melanie Sargent, Valerie Savage, Renata Scanio, Cherie Schaser, Eric Scheffer, Lee Schmidt, Eric Schmitt ROW 9: William Schulok, Kimberly Schumacher, Daniel Schart, Lynn Schwartz, Mattew Seliskar, Stacey Shakelford, Ralph Shank, Gregory Shapleigh ROW 10: Arthur Shaw, Tamara Shelton, Laura Sherwood, Rachel Shonefield, Trenton Shuttlesworth, Eric Sieber, Sarah Siegrist, Tamar Sirkin ROW 11: Stefan Skirtz, Scottie Slade, Elizabeth Slauson, Barbara Smith, Candi Smith, Lee Smith, Jennie Smith, Regina Smith ROW 12: Christina Snyder, Maria Sonderman, John Spencer, Colien Spencer, Elizabeth Spiedel, Kimberly Stalnaker, Rita Stamey, Jennifer Steele Freshman 163 ROW 1: Angela Steely, Gregory Stein, Wendy Stewart, Joel Stewart, Tara Stickel, John Stiner, Michael Storch, John Stork ROW 2: Russel Storm, Alisa Strauss, Agnes Suranyi. Angela Sutton, Deborah Terbeck, Jennifer Thacker, Katherine Thomakos, Richard Thomas ROW 3: Andrew Thompson, Ivy Thompson, ioel Thorman, Jeffrey Tilford ROW 4: Todd Tolbert, Lori Toleski, De- quria Tolliver, Beth Tom ROW 5: Robert Toney, Freddie Tram? mel, Michael Trennepoht, Sanford Tubbs ROW 6: Sharon Turley, Sally Turner, Kimberely Turner, Connie Turpeau, Willie Tyus, Elisa Ullner, Melanie Under- wood, Steven Vanbuskirk ROW 7: Jennifer Varland, Stephanie Vaught, Stephanie Verkamp, Eiizabeth Vilter, Eric Vonbargen, Jeffrey Vonderheide, Melissa Wachsman, Shelley Walker ROW 8: Christopher Walker, Margurita Walker, Kristine Ward, Michael Warm, Brian Warren, Michael Watkins, Gregory Watkins, Julie Watts ROW 9: Vicki Weaver, Wendy Webb, Paulette Webster, Lisa Weider, Michael Weigel, Oren Weisberg, Marcel Werthheim, Yolanda West ROW 10: Perry Whatley, Sharanne Wheeler, Robert Whetsel, David Whitehead, Charles Williams, Sonya Williams, Jenell Williams, Daryle Williams ROW 11: Yolanda Williams, Mark Williams, Maurice Williams, Charles Williams, Regina Willingham, Jerry WiIson, Jennifer Wilson, Melanie Wilson ROW 12: Carol Wine, Melissa Wit- trock, Angie Wood, Joe Wooddell, Robert Wright, Linda Yankoff, Arlenne Youngeblood, Craig Zeff 164 Freshman CLASS OFFICEDS Charlie Kroog Presidenn Brian Warren Wice-PresidenU Kevin Dunsky $ecretarw Robin Hurley Ureasuren Row 1: Christan Zur, Row 2: Lorna Zwerin. Row 3: Sean Smith. Row 4: Mae Smitherman. Row 5: Lauren Halston. Row 6: Laura Halmes. Row 7: Pahon Lashaun, Freshmen 165 E h C r e d n U 6 r0 1 Underclass 167 Row 1: Molly Adams, Christina Albers, Philip Alexander, Jeffry Allen. Anthony Allen, Wilmot Allen, Laura Allen! Jeff Allgeyer Row 2: Daniel Aronowilz. Anne Badgley, Cathy Baker, Rodney Basker- ville, Thomas Bauman, Patricia Baumgardner, Robin Beatty, Jeffrey Becker Row 3: Alicia Bland, Cheryl Bloemker. Alexander Blumberg, Timothy Blume Row 4: Carla Boner, Patricia Bosley, Robert Bowers, Kenneth Boyer Row 5: Regina Braden, Regina Brad- ford, Patrick Brandon, Emily Brigham Row 6: Shellie Bronson, Amy Brooks, Anthony Brownl Cheryl Brown, David Brown, Lisa Brush, Lawrence Brzezinski, David Bucher SODHOMODES - Row 7: Ari Buchwald! Christopher Bulger, Diedra Bullock, Andrea Burke, Kycha Burnett, Todd Burrell, Brandy Burt, Pam Butler Row 8: Henry Bystritsky, Shannon Cambeil, Roslynn Cargile, Rebecca Carpenter, Judy Cebula, Luke Chandler, Kathleen Chard, Katherine CharIton Row Eh Marina Chudnovsky, Maria CisseJl, Michelle Cisselt, Naima Clarke, Laura Clegern, Usa Coates, Deborah Coats, Stanley Cohen Row 10: Angela Coil, Aileen Coleman, Katrina Colyer Row 11: Meg Condon, Gina Cooper, Rachael Cox Row 12: Kimberley Crawford, Dawn Crook, Per Dahlgren SODHOMODES . Row 1: loelle Daniel, Leslie Davis, Shelby Davis, Marcus Davis, Judith Davidson, Jane Davidson, Lance Dean, Caroline Debourbon Row 2: Cheri Degrummond, Ronald Deiorckheere, Mark Dessauer, Joel Deutch, Glenn Devoe, Andrea Devoe, Kirstin Diekmeyer, George Duchaine Row 3: Brian Duffye Ronnett Dunn, Paul Durham, Kimberley Eby Row 4: Nicole Edmond50n, Melissa Ed- wards, Denise Elbisser, George Ellis Row 5: Wendy Ellis, Daphna Enzer, Christopher Errang, Rebecca Errang Row 6: Kelly Etter, Ronald Evans. Felicia Fagg, Lisa Farmer Row 7: Miriam Faslag, Mark Ferguson, Sonya Ferguson, Chuck Fields, Howard Fogle, Holly Forusz, Michael Frand, William Frazier Row 8: David Friel, Rena Frohman, Michael Gambill, Cheryl Ganim, Pam Ganschow, Nancy Gati, Judith Gazaway. Paula Georgelon Row 9: Gary Gettys, Sarah Gillman, Shawn Gillman, Todd Glass, Paul Glaubitz, Deborah Glueck, Robert Green, Shannon Gregory Row 10: Maria Haar The Sophomores, having vowed to expand our fundraising techniques to more than just bake sales, initiated several new tactics to raise funds for Peanuts 83 - nut sales, lwo-year planners, bagel sales, and turkey raffles - all brilliant innovations in the world of high finance. The money raised, we began to concentrate on class Spirit, and after a mid-year revival, our goal was reached with the help of many enthusiastic students and advisor, Mrs, Walker. The Class of BS is planning on, surprisingly enough, the best Peanuts ever. The secret is out, the class of 85 is alive and making their mark. Leigh Robinson Row 11: Karyn Hadley Row 12: Scott Haggerty Sophomores 169 ROW 1 Lisa Hahn, Mike Halpin, fordan Halverson, Rod Hamiiton, Brian Harman, Sheri Harris, Mike Hartzle, John Haungs ROW 2 Brenda Havlin, Alma Haywood, Tracey Heath, Steve Heuring, Smith Hickenlooper, Garleen Hillman, Babette Hines. Clay Hissen ROW 3 Kathy Hodge, Blake Hoel, Angie Holbrook, Micheile Hood, Eileen Horwitz, Teresa Hudson. Kelly Huston, Celia Irvine ROW 4 Adonica Johnson, Brendetta Johnson, Hope Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Scott Johnson, Vida Johnson, Zelimera Johnson, Mike Kaplan ROW 5 Melisande Keefer, Garrett Kelly, Jenny Kemp, Greye Kennedy, Lisa Killens, Kris King, Debra Kirschner. Miriam Kieinman, ROW 6 David Knabe, Kris Kokoefer, Lynn Kolde, Anne Kramer, Linda Krebs Karl Krefting, David Kroeger, Diane Kroeger ROW 7 Mike Kuhn, Marina Kushnir, Frost Lacey, Marquita Lail, Rebecca Land, Michelle Langefield, Mike Laurie, Lear Lavi ROW 8 Barbara Lawrence, Renee Lawrence, Gordon Leach, Laura Lee, Judy Leever, Maria Leitzinger. Virginia Levi, Tony Lewellyn ROW 9 Greg Liggett, Andrew Light, Louis Liner, Troy Livingston, Alex Lockstead, Lisa Loewenslein, James Long, Gary Lubow ROW 10 Ronna Lucas, Leslie Lukens, Markus Lynch, Mike Madison, David Malis, Anita Malone, Lisa Mann, Mike Mann ROW 11 Keiko Matsudo, Fred Mattress! Shelly Mayes, Glen MayfieEd, Terez Mays, Sheryi McClung, Julie McConihay, Erica McGivens ROW 32 Sean McMillan, Mike Menefield, Stephanie Menifee, Steve Merz, Matt Meunier, Malcolm Meyn, Thomas Miiey, Allison Miller 170 Sophomores ROW 1 Amy Miller, Ann Miller, Lauren Miller, Steve Miller, Tim Miller, Jewell Mimms, Scott Mirizzi, Sepideh Moayed ROW 2 David Mooney, Keith Morris, Sarah Morrison, Frank Moskowitz, Gwendellon Moulton, Kendra Moulton. Howard Moy. Pane Murphy ROW 3 Akeba Murray, Melanie Myers, Jenny Neale, Pat Nemann, Margaret Ng, Tetsuto Nishiyama, Kris Noeicke, Mike OIHerron ROW 4 Maria O'Nanl Diana Orwig, Darlana Otis, Ursula Oxiey, Arnetta Parker, Lorenza Patrick, Martha Payne, Arnir Penn Sophomores 171 Row 1: Oren Penn, Michelle Penn, Karen Polling, Leroy Porter Row 2: Vale Powell, Julia Prescott, John Preston, Ailyson Rabkin Row 3: Tiffani Ray, Julia Reaney, Alan Rechei, Beth Reed, Bryan Reverman Row 4: Christine Rheinecker, Jeremy Richards, Talliesin Richards, Jill Ringel, Arthuv Ringnessk, Kelly Ritlinger, Vickie Roberts, Leigh Robinson Row 5: Robert Rothaas, Miriam Ruwe, Joseph Scanio, Lauren Schear, Ellen Schreiber, Joseph Schroeder, Steven Segerman Row 6: Stephanie Segers, lanet Shipp, Jon Short, ltaal Shur, Jill Siegfried, Michael Silbermagel, Debra Silverman, Shelly Sirkin Row 7: Geoffrey Smith, Paul Smith, Gerald Smith, David Smith Row 8: Roger Smith, Tammy Smith, Mimi Smith. David Smyth Row 9: Sarah Snyder, David Snyder, Lisa Sperling, William Spires Row 10: Tullan Spitz, Karen Splansky, William Slandley. Ann Starnbach Row 11: lennifer Sterling, Teresa Stevenson, Daniel Stinson. Laura Stith Row 12: Gary Straus, Beth Sulek, Christopher SuIIivan, Anna Surany 172 Sophomores CLASS OFFICEDS Laura Stith Nice PresidenU, Leigh Robinson Presidenn Jeremy Richards tTreasurerL Ronda Tilford Secretarw Row 1: Todd Taylor, Christine Tempel, David Tessler, Thomas Thaman, Richard Thies, Michael Thompson, Jac- queline Thompson, Benjamin Thorman Row 2: Rhonda Tilford. Patrick Toddl Jennifer Toepker, PauIa Tojo, Richard Trenz, Michaele Trondle, Sandy Trox- ell, Angela Turvbow Row 3:Katharine Upson, Daniel Vanderman, Victoria Visser. Laura Von- bargen, Karen Vonderheide, Louis Waddle, Teresa Waddle, Karin Waidmann Row 4: Maury Walker, Amy Waller, Alyssa Walther, Justin Wasserman, Paula Watson, Daryl Watters, Renacha Watts, Nicole Weaver Row 5: Sherri Weems, Anthony Wehage, Tracy Weiss, Thomas Wells, Deborah Wethington, Tonya Wheeler, Christopher White, Miriam Whitehead Row 6: Craig Whittaker, Deborah Wigser. Emil Wilbekin, Miriam Willard, Holly Williams, Edith Williams, Kimberly Williams, Derek Wilson Row 7: Pamela Wilson, Paul Wilson, Christine Wolbe, Anele Woodham, Christopher Wynn, Stephanie Yates, Randall Zussman, David Zussman Sophomores 173 L mp , , Jwiwuguxkda .zi dmwhrffwr u 174 Underclass 175 S S h C r e d n U Row 1: Elizabeth Abbott, Jennifer Adams, Andrea Allen, Bryan Allen, Judith Anderson, Eric Andrews, Robby Anson, Jennifer Arvin Row 2: Baena Richard, Frances Baker, Donna Barkley. Staci Barnes, Lenette Beasley, Leslee Bell, Moiria Bell, Roberta Bell Row 3: Sherri Bender, Cary Benjamin, Andrew Berghausen, Nedra Blackman Row 4: Helen Blackshire, Daphne Bled- soe, Marybeth Bley, Melissa Bloemker Row 5: Jane Bonansinge, Barbara Borden, Hollis Borders, Eugene Bouldin Row 6: Tracey Bowman, Gregory Brackman, Jonathon Breiner, Anthony Brewer, Vernon Bridges, Lisa Bronson, TrishaBrown, Donna Bryant Row 7: David Bryant, Angela Bryant, Ieffrey Burdall, Timothy Burton, John Call, Jennifer Carpenter, Barbara Car- roll, Larry Chambers Row 8: Stanley Chapman, Rodney Chalman Row 9: Jon Childress, Mary Chiricosla Row 10: Guru Choudhury, Teri Cohen Row 11: MicheHe Cohen, Audrey Cooper, Johanna Cornell, Emily Costeilo, Michael Craun, Brian Crow, Peter Crume, Michael Daniels JUNIODS - JUNIODS - JUNIODS . Row 12: Darryl Daniels, David Daniels, Sally Davis, Eric Davis, Thaddeus Dawson, Dennis Deas, Michelle Decker, Debra Deering Myth Pr'hlj hi Class 0! 84 Members of the dass of 1984 were very active in the 1982-83 school year. Besides excelling in academics, sports, and other school-related activities, they have undertaken many projects as a class. They began the year with P-Nuls and ended it with Prom. These two ma- jor projects just begin the list of the junior Class activities - others include the homecoming dance and games, the building of an award winning float, the annual holiday candy cane sale, a Janitor and Lunchroom workers ap- preciation day, and many other projects. This class afong with its advisers have had a great year. Row 1: Timothy Defosse, Michaei Deutscher, Lisa Diamond, Gregg Dicks, Karen Dine, Jeffrey Dine, Julie Dorenkemper, Yvette Dorsey Row 2: Deneen Douglas, Liz Driesbach, Traqt Ducovna, William Dudley, John Dysart, Lee Edwards, Jisa Ellis, Christine Elsbree Row 3: Juana Ervin, Mathew Eshleman, Melody Evans, Jeremy Fishbein, David Flagg, Maurice Floyd, Angela Floyd, Wayne Fluellen Row 4: Diane Fobes, Leonardo Fon- tana, Jonathan Ford, Eric Forste, Aliyson Frazierl Parricia Frydland, Douglas Fuchs, Yuval Fuchs .t' . l'i n'l'X Row 5: Monica Furr, Timothy Candy. Dianne Card, Jeffrey Gati, Richard Geller, Tammie Gerre, Gregory Gerwe, Beverly Gilbret Row 6: Carla Giles, Rodney Glantz, Daniel Glueck, Judith Goldman. Anita Grace, Douglas Greenstein, Christopher Griffin, Taryn Grinker Juniors 177 178 Juniors Row 1: Ian Gunman, Stephen Haffer, Stephanie Halasz, Helen Hamilton, Michelle Hammons Row 2: Christopher Hampton, Jerome Harris, Barbara Harris, April Harris, Crystal Harrison Row 3: Jeffrey Haungs, Neil Hausfeld, Megan Hawgood, Raymond Healy, Sarah Heard Row 4: Teri Heines, Neva Helt, Brian Henke, Katherine Henneberg, Todd Hensley Row 5: Timozhy Hill, Angela Hilton, Tif- fany Hinton, Susanna Holm, Pamela Hoover Row 6: Holly Hunt, Karen Husman, Amr Hussein, Steven lmmerman, Scott Irwin Raw 7: Stewart isaacs, Tammy Jackson, Jerome Jackson, Larry Jackson, Mary Jackson, David Jacobs, Anne James, PaulaJames Row 8: Sheli lardine, Christopher Jason, Jacquelynne Jason, Lauren lefferies, Stephen Jenike, Marian Jenkins, Karen Jennings, Prananatha Jha Row 9: Peggy Joerg, Guy Johns, Darla Johnson, Sheri lohnson, Dodd Jones, Anthony Jones, Vena Jones Row 10: Jeffrey Jones Row 11: Cynthia Jordan Row 12: Angela Jordan Row 1: Lynelle Kerstine, Mia Kersting, Cyna Khalily, lennifer Kinsei, Kristin Kitchen Row 2: Benjamin Klayman, Lauren Koon, Peter Krug, John Lachman, An- drew Laurens Ilow 3: Robert Lawrence, David Lawrence, Bryan Lawson, Casey Leclair, Lesiie Lemperle Row 4: David Lerner, Yvonne Lewis, Alexandria Licis, Denise LittleJohn, Kurt Locher Row 5: Angela Lonse, Any Long, Laura Long, Roger Lovett, Noreen Lumpkins Ilnw 6: Peter Lusenhop, Martha Lustik, Kenneth Luther, Stephanie Lynn, Michael Lynskey Row 7: Cfaire Lyte, Kara Mackley, Michael Macklin, Debbie Maltz, Richard Marker, Kimie Matsudo, Bridgette Mathews, Eric Mathews Row 8: Mark Mauldin, Andrea Mazzef, Catherine McCarthy, Jennifer McCray, Deborah McDaniel, Douglas McFarland, Tina McMahon, Mark McMillan Row 9: Mathew McMullen, John Mcneely, Denise Meece, Amy Metz- ger, Rebecca Meyer, Treva Miller, Craig Mitchell, Leroy Montgomery Row 10: Coletta Moore Row 11: Karen Moore Row 12: Jeffrey Moormann Juniors 179 Row 1: David Morrison, Anne Maser, Teresa Moss, Brendon Mullany. Barry Meyers. Julie Nemann, Stephen Mewbern, Teri Newman. Row 2: Scott Norman, Pam Novick, Tammi Nuber, Gina O'Donnell, Roderick O'Flaherty, Kevin O'Herron, Cary O'Reilly, Beth Oehler. Row 3: Tracy Overton, Jennifer Owens, Erin Paden, Brian Parks, Leslie Patterson, Tamar Penn, Rachel Perl- stein, Erik Phillips. Row 4: Christine Phillips, Clara Picker- ing, Joel Pieper, Melissa Pigg, David Pip- penger, Richard Pollack, Katherine Prit- Chet, Kevin Pugh. Row 5: Tracey Raiford, Stanley Reid, Doreen Remen, Julian Renfro, Barbara Ritschel, Sung Rno, Melody Roark, Ken Rosser. Row 6: Marina Roytman, Bryan Run- yan, George Russell, Joseph Sachleben, Timothy Salter, Richard Sander, Elizabeth Schlarb, Lisa Schmidt. 180 Juniors Row 7: Karen Schnieder, Todd Schreibeis, Andrew Schroeder, Bob Schwartz, Mark Seliskar, Monica Seta, David Severy, Mark Shafer. Row 8: Carrie Shie, Ellen Slauson, Roderick Smith, Scott Smith, Warren Smith, llana Sobel, Ruediger Rossdorf, Jason Springer Row 9: Gary Stacy. Regina Steely, Fran cine Stein, Scott Stacker, Melvin Stokes, Brian Stone, Gust Stroplos, Joe Strurnrner Row 10: Richard Sulfsted, Robert Tessel, Cynthia Theobald, Karen Thomas, Jacqueline Thompson, Rebec- ca Todd, Lisa Treizger, Trevor Isang. Row 11: Svetlana Tsimberg, Anson Turley, Sharon Turley, Jacqueline Turner, Marc Turner, Joel Varland, Michel Vega, Jeffrey Wade; Row 12: Michelle Walker, Carla Walker, Maria Walton, Robert Ward, Denise Watkins, Karen Webster, Bryan Wehmeyer, Diane Weiper. : - Barbara Harris Wice PresidenQ, Debbie Maltz Ureasured, Ellen Slauson Ureasured, Lynelle Kerstine Secretarw Steve Newburn Wresidenn Row 1: Michael Weise, Robin WeissA Row 2: Crystal West, Alice Wethington Row 3: Catherine Wetzel, Stuart Wheaten. Ilow 4: Daniel White, Lawrence While. Row 5: Kelly White, Heidi Williams. Row 6: Sonya Williams, Ronald Williams. Row 7: Lee Wiliis. Lester Wilson, Chris- ty Wolf. Row 8: Kate Wolf, Julie Wolf, Michael Wooddell. Row 9: Laritza Wright, Lisa Young, Tim Baker. Juniors 18 1 182 Underclass 183 Underclass L; L .1 Juli: XS hill. ' IIIH CLASS OFFICERS: President - Carla Thomas, Vice-President - Marcus Payne, Treasurer - Julie Yankoff, Secretary - Ruth Goldman. Alison Adams Dianna Alexander Live life to the fullest Life is like a party and parties werenIt meant to last. Prince Lydia Allen He he regretie rien Edith Piaf Walter Allen DAM.S.R, Heidi Alletzhauser Everything is sweetened by risk A5, Valerie Anderson And so become yourself - because the past is just a goodbye - Graham Mash Rhonda Autry God is the stream of tendency by which all seek to fulfiJi the law of their being. Anon Colleen Bain I am older now, I have more than what! wanted, bull wish I'd started long before I did. CSN Eric Banks 186 Seniors Michael Barron Robert Baum You have only failed when you've failed to try. Bryan Bell MUSIC, sex and Oreo cookieisallying, Racing, Bad Navigators. David Beran Loneliness is such a drag. lac ueline Blair Make t is the first day for our forever, for always, for love. Diana Bloch Life is a maze through which we travel everyday; the chalienge is choosing the right path. Deborah Bodmer I know nothing except the fact of my ignorance, Socrates Karen Boesherz A hug and a 5mi1e are the best cures for a bad day. Timothy Bosley Renee Bove Never has it been recorded in history that anyone has ever died of laughter. John Bowers Fm so glad we had this time, to flunk a class or drink a brew, now we're through. Monica Bradley When you see the southern cross for the first time, you'll know why you came this way CSN Seniors 187 Gina Britton Jeffery Broadnax To make your lite something special, you must be titled with determination and desire. Kevin Brooks Live and let die. Denise Brown After twelve years I no ldun Ierned a lot dont it showth u. LFA Jennifer Brown ttl honestly believe it i2 better tew know nothing than to know what aint 50. J. Billings Thomas Brown Never argue with a fool - people might not know the difference. Brian D. Bryant Popular misconceptions of who you are are even more difficult to correct than your own tare: Kathy Boller Only something in me understands the voice of your eyes is deeper than roses. Cummings Christopher Burrell Think as I think 7 said a man n or you are abominably wicked, you are a road. I said - I will then be a toad. Crane 188 Seniors l V II? John Burton Laura Burton Always know sometimes think it's me - but you know 1 know when it's a dream. Lennon McCartney Gall Bushman A friend is an extension of yourself without which you are not complete - Schulz Bisi Cameron Christine Carey Doubt whom you will but never yourself. Mary Carpenter Take off, eh? Alex - unk. Susan Carsch Believe in yourself and all of your dreams will come true. Peter Carson Grow in accordance with your inner directives B. Kliban Douglas Catron The way to be happy is to make others happy. Seniors 189 w Bruce Chalken Growing up is harder than learning how to walk. I'm glad I'm not the only one who stumbled. Leslie Chard iiAnd did you exchange a walk on part in the war for a iead role in a cage? Pink Floyd Roderick Christmon The academic standard has gone down because I graduated. Denise Clssell In this world, it is not what we take up, but what we give up, that makes us rich. Eric Clajus How can I soar with the Eagles when lwork with Turkeys? Kelly Clement Tiawana Coats The party's over. Now what? Jennifer Cody The next stop is on the ground - for your life Led Zepplin Sandy Coe There's so much time to make up, Everywhere we turn, Time we have wasted on the way - Neil Young 190 Seniors Abbe Cohen Await your arrival with simple survival. And one day we'll all understand. Dan Fogelberg Susan Cohen Never play leapfrog with a unicorn Jeri Coleman Michele Cooper Michelle Corbett Tanya Cox Life is just a piece of music and now it's time to turn the page Joy C rawford It's time for a new beginning: 13 years behind me and a whole life ahead of me. Pamela Currie Yowve got to gel up every morning with a smile on your face CK Christopher Davis Seniors 191 Olle DaVIs To all girls be happy, all guys be cool, all athletes be awesome, I'll be back to see you fools. LOIS Dick Now it's time to step off the merry-go-round and step into the real world. Patrice Dickerson Happiness is like perfume. You canlt pour it on someone without getting some on yourself lohn Dickey Mark Dillard Sari Dinerman Love when you can, cry when you have to, be who you must, that's a part of the plan. DF Patricia Dittmeier The mysteries of today are the facts of tomorrow. Judith Dunbar Did the bell ring? Lori Edwards All is not gold that glittersl 192 Seniors rffl'lvlaa '--.-..i.. '?lopf.' ...,..... ll- ., Eilag; :2 Dwight Ellington Those who knew me knew me well, those who didn't, oh well, you know Jeffery Ellis I fantasize to be rich, I fantasize in be loved . . When all around me. I'm rich with the love of my companions Matthew Ellis Having a lovely time. wish you were here. Julie Emden , We're running so fast that we can't iind the past and our future is wearing thin. D.F. Patricia Emmert A new day, a new way and new eyes to see the dawn , A . Crosby, Stills 81 Nash Elizabeth Emrick If there were dreams to selll what wouEd you buyf? Thomas Beddoes jennifer Engel Keenan Estese By these words I shall be immortal even though my thoughts stay with me. Mary Fair Yesterday is not ours to recover, but tomorrow is ours to win or lose. Lyndon B. Johnson Seniors 193 Patricia Fanl Friendship is a single soul dwelling in two bodies. Aristotle Richard Fearing Katla Felmto Now that I need to go back to Brasill realized how much I'll miss you all tchau - byet Tauana Ferguson Life is a series of challenge; If you don't go out on a limb you will never get the fruit. Jackie Fetters Ridgely Ficks . .Life is a casting off. It's always that way. A Miller David Fisher Knowing that the real world awaits is frightening; attacking that fright is exciting. Paul FIaSpohler A drum. a drum, Macbeth doth come. William Shakespeare Angela Fobbs Don't be fooled by propaganda the best years of your life begin when you make over 50k, Heather Foruz Discovery consists in seeing what everybody has seen and thinking what nobody has thought, Charles Frank Life is fleeting - and therefore endurable. Alexander Chase Stuart Frankel To d0 injustice is more disgraceful than to suffer it - Plato, Gorgias 194 Seniors Robin Frye The knowledge learned from a book is nothing like the knowledge gained by experience. Danita Fulgham In dreams and in love there are no impossibilities. Janos Arany Bryan Gabel The more things change the more they stay, they stay the same. Melinda Gard Reach for the heavens and hope for the future, and all that we can be, not what we are. Kelly Garner Walnut. Let bygones be bygones. Anita Garrett My thoughts are my companions. Thanks l.E., R.C., LG, LE, K.H., K,D., K.I., and C.T. Theresa Gelsen Try it you might like it. If it doesn't turn you on, don't do it again. Remember - Life goes on. Linda Gervers It was the best of times, it was the worst men? . . Dickens David Gerwe John Gillman llTo be .. The sole reason for man's existence. Not it's Miller Time. lulla Gleason The time is upon us. - todayis forever - tomorrow is just one of yesterday's dreams. 1.0. Jeffery Glenn Learning makes a man fit company for himself, Thomas Fuller MD. Seniors 195 Robin Glover Julie Goddard The best cosmetics in the world is an active mind that is always finding something new. Mary Atkeson Ruth Goldman The secret of life is enjoying lhe passage of lime - Thanks for the last six years. Edward Goldstein A true unreality has come to pass , , . Take care y'all Della Goodwin To grow is to change, and to have changed often is to have grown much. Donald Graves Living for today, hoping tomorrow will be one step better. Randolph Green The door's open, but the ride's not free . . i Long live the boss. Sheryl Green Kevm Greenwood Grasshopper, when you snatch the diploma from my hand, you are prepared to go. Banzaii y'all. Eric Hagenauer I try so hard just to be myself, but I keep on fading away. . EC. Kerry Hall Christine Hamad Leavin' home cause you want to be alone, Funny how you feel now you find it's real. Neil Young Eleanor Hammelrath There are treasures children always seek to find. - Eli Shelly Hammond From the halls of W.H. to the shores of U of C, I will try to keep an average of at least a uC. Pamela Harmann No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted. 196 Seniors Emma Harper Iran the race, now I'm ready to accept another challenge, by taking one day at a time. Stephanie Harris All things are possible to one who believes. Saint Bernard Derek Hayes Given time the impossible becomes . . . virtually certain. George Wald, Harvard University Lovly Haygood Fun is good, truth is better, and love is best of all. David Heidenreich Michael Heines No guts, no glory, GO FOR IT. Thomas Hendricks I's leaving a structure that I truly love but for a good cause - to achieve the honorable. HVB leff Hilderbrand Hove you more than words can say, so please don't take your love away. llLlYtMlCXT. Crash. Pamela Hill This is the end, my beautiful friend. Jim Morrison Heather Hines Carl Hisle Jeanne Hodge I've paid my dues time after time, We done my sentence but committed no crime. Queen Kathryn Holzschuh My friends are the most valuable things I have gotten from Walnut. Thanks Judith Hopmeier 02 never did give nothing to the tin man, that he didn't already have America. Douglas Horn Seniors 197 Maureen Horning Let your light so shine before men Amy Hotchkiss All the world's a stage . u . isn't that terrific April Howard No matter what color you may be, LIFE IS COLORLESS, because LIFE IS WITHIN YOU. Karen Howard Cette iscole est une garce. Gennlfer Howell No matter how high you ciimb, there is also one more step above you. Richard Huenefeld Knowledge is good. Emil Faber Marcel Humes Does your mother take Valium? DaDaDaDaDaDaDaDaDa live it. Katie Hunter Uniformity is peace, order, stability and boring as HeIIV Julie lbarra 198 Seniors Todd Ingram Now's the time to look and look again at what you see. 15 that the way it outta stay? I. Page Jeanna Jackson Always strive for the highest goals. Remember nothing in life is easy except failure. jeffery James Life goes on . , . Heather Jason . As we take one more step on the ladder of life the faulty foundation becomes weaken Lisa Jenkins Start out with a positive frame of mind. and you will be successful at Walnut and in life DaVId leruzalml Possum quia posse vident. They are able because they think they are able. Aaneid Candace Johnson Time to graduate and face the real world. This is otay. Christal Johnson To state how I feel in one word: Enriched. Daryl Johnson lknow how I got here, but how do I get out? ?? Seniors 199 Kimberley lohnson Scott Jordan Time to walk, time to run, time to aim your arrows at the sun. JDM. Hannah Kahn We can't return, we can only look behind from where we came, David Kallmeyer Juliet Kashdau Gabba Gabba hey Ramones Molli Kaufman There's so much left to know, and I'm on the road to find out. Cat Stevens Stephen Kelley Teresa Kennedy quoi? Viriginia Kessis Don't forget, when you leave, why you came - Stevenson Mindy Kirschner We must always have oid memories and young hopes James Kissel Nothing in excess except on weekendse layna Kitchen Look to the hills to hide you, Look t0 the sea to dream endlessly. Look to God for solitude. 200 Seniors William Knodel Thanks . . . jill Korobkin Live today as you will but remember in its place you have exchanged a day of your life Shelly Krakovsky Lessons learned are like bridges burned you only need to cross them but once. DF. Karen Kraus lwant to tell you all just how crazy this life feels. - 13. Mary Kay Kreft We all remain better friends - but at a distance. Lynn Kube It all happened because many people cared . , i Danke Schoen. Sarah Kuhl Jimmy Latham If you don't stand for something you'll fall for anything. Leroy Lavi It's not what grade you get but how much you learn. Victor Lee When an opportunity presents itself, grab it with both hands. Richard Lefton Mister I ain't a boy, no I'm a man, and I believe in a promise land . . . Bruce Springsteen lTHE Bossl lovonnie Lewis Thinking is like loving and dying. Each of us must do it for himself. losiah Royce Seniors 201 Lee Ligon Fascinating, some pebbles grow up to be stones while others become rocks Deborah Lindsey Steve - You are my best friend. Let our love never stop, Jordan Lomas When all your options are covered, do it yourself. John Lowry Work for peace! smile with hope, sing for joy, and live in love. Steven Luchs Senior quotes are stupid! Jerry Maclaughlin Never let your studies interfere with your education. Rosalie Maifeld Red is Yellow, Grey is White, we decide whiCh is right and which is an illusion. Moody Blues Jon Malis Can you see the real me? Can ya! Can ya! Townsend Steven Martin Preserve wildlife: Throw a party. Melodye Massey r . . kings and queens who blind your eyes and steai your dreams it's heaven and hell. L. Zeppelin Mary M. Matthews Oh fiddle dee-dee I'll just worry about it tomorrow! M. Mitchell Amy Mayfield You only live once but if you do it right, once is enough. Angelita McClain T0 are is human. To know me is divine. Dawn McCloud Two things one should never take for granted: People important to you and your ability. Scott McCormick When in doubt, mumble. 202 Seniors Brent McKnight All birth is but the prelude unto death. C. Miller Donna McMillan It's been six long years here . . . Sometimes I wonder was it really worth it ail? .7 Kristy Meineke Turned around to see where we've been and what we beiievel Justin Hayward Susan Merritt No matter what we are talking about, we are talking about ourselves. Peter Merz Roberta Meyn Remember, at the end of every storm there lies a rainbow. Hillary Middlekauff 3 may keep a secret, if 2 of them are dead. Valorie Millex Don't wait for your ship to come in: swim out after it, Geoffry Miller Sursumabsurdum: It drove me farther than intended, but I wear the flesh once more. - Zelazny Lori Miller Short she may be, but every inch counts. Treva Miller Learn to smile . . o For every moment you are angry you lose 60 seconds of happiness. - Emerson Vicki Miller Our yesterdays look backward with a smile; our tomorrows peer forward with anticipation. Tina Mitchell Walnut Hills has aroused my thirst for knowledge; lhope I'm always thirsty. Sudhir Mohan There comes a point in life when one must choose a path to follow . . .we've reached tha! point, Monica Montgomery Seniors 203 Albert Moore Kenneth Moore It's hard to believe but life is far, far from over. Nicholas Moore yyl know what lam, but not what 1 can be. - The Triumvirate Richard Moore Don't gain the world and lose your soul - Bob Marley Gregory Morris The only people that worry whether it's 9:17 are subway drivers. Fran Lieberwilz Beenah Moshay Mildred Mosher Adam MoskOWItz As I look back upon my years at Walnut, l have come to appreciate my edjucashin Larry Mullins You're the master of your own destiny, So give and take the best that you can. Triumph 83 204 Seniors John Mulvey God loves you! Ralph Mundy l'm graduatin' but ldon't know why Ecuse me whilel kiss the sky. lemela Murib Ooh Jah Boo Jah Boo It's Friday!!! Shenan Murphy Christine Murry Deidre Nadel Robert Nathan Through knowledge one gains freedom of both mind and body. Christopher Neal Walnut Hills has provided many thrills, but now is the time to earn some bills. Elizabeth Neale . , . and so castles made of sand slip into the sea . . .eventually . . . Seniors 205 Rebecca Nelsen Yesterday, today was tomorrow, but now tomorrow has come. Are we ready for it? Camille Nicodemus Some people's hot, some peoples cold some wear pajamas. If only they knew - Zappa Stay warm W.H. Leroy Nocheck I hate school, I am just here to play football. Charles Nuckolls Peter Oppenheimer The value of life is only as good as the way it is spent. Traci Ostand Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly, lnaro Paretti Cassandra Parker I was dreaming when I wrote this but I woke up and forgot what I had to say. Katherine Patty Good times shared with friends gives happiness that never ends, 'I'liwi'-q-K r'x- K. LU 1Akljitfj y ' 0h APr-I 15,14'3 1h . mailer! avanlm .1 V'a.ll1-aqwa1kfpgq ICW 01 1m WM: 115, I, 1 '1 t 1 . 206 Seniors Aileen Paul All you do and all you see is everylhing you'll ever be. Pink Floyd. Sara Paulson Give pride of place to the symbols of the circle, the ring, the Sphere . u u Monique Willig Bradly Payne WHHS: Think of it as evolution in anion. - Niveanournelle Kellie Payne Hope is like the sun, which as we journey toward it casts the shadow of our burden behind. Marcus Payne Be not too proud to put back what you received, for the grass isn't green for us all. Laurie Peck Dare to be different! Sherri Pennington One cannot find what one cannot see, one cannot do what one does not dare James Perry Bryan Peskin Seniors 207 Siobhan Pine Daniel nger Ah, but a man's reach should exceed his grasp or what's a heaven for. R. Browning Ronald Pleasant Kare'n Polasky Thereis so much left to know, and lim on the road to find out CS. Lutricia Posey Live life to the fullest but cherish life even more Robert Purdon Yesterday is gone - forgetit. Tomorrow has notyetcome - don't worry about it. Today is here use it. Sharri Rammelsberg What is life without friends, memories, and good times? ?? Catherine Randall I used to live in a room fuil of mirrors but now the whole world is here for me to see LH. Cheryl Rave Loving is believing in the ones you love M. Adams. Love ya A.H., K.F., B,N., M.L. Thanx S. Crew and WH. 208 Seniors Tia Rawlings So often, that which we are is sacrificed to that which we wish ourselves to be Anglund Michael Rechel Never ride off into the sunset without a saddle. Kip Reines May your journey bring you peace. Sarita Reyes Don't let it bring you down it's only castles burning, . i you will come around Neil Young Michelle Rheinecker Thanks to my teachers and friends I have the confidence to meet new challenges. Catherine Richards Lel the disappointments pass Let the laughter fill your glass. LB. 1. Gary Riffle Alexander Ritschel Joseph Ritter Seniors 209 Denise Roberts Kristen Roehr ul do recall these were the best times most of all. Journey Natalie Darrow Rood Exectuvies, Hi Y, AP'S, DTls, REMS, P-NUTS '81, BESTFRlENDS, RUDE BOYS,M8tM'S,TRlUMVIRATE. t , - LATER Ivy Lynn Rose To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven, Ecclesiastes. Sally Rose When you have got an elephant by the hind leg, and he is trying to run away, it's best to let him run - Abraham Lincoin David Rosenthal xStars scribble in our eyes the frosty saga's, the gleaming cantos of unvanguished space. H.C. Keenan Ross ttlf THE GOOD ARE TOO PURE AND THE BAD ARE TOTALLY EVIL, THANK GOD FOR THE GREY. KEYMAN Vickie Roth It is what we wish would happen that makes us do everything we do. Christelie Rothe Mi Vida es una puerta abierta;? Adonde voy? 210 Seniors Christopher Ryan The world speaks in thousands of language, but sees in only one, Todd Satogata I've done so much with so little for so long that now I can do anything with nothing. Pamela Sauter The more you know, the more you know you don't know. Susie Schnetzer Valerie Schwenkner There is only one success , . .to be able to spend your life in your own way, Christopher Morley Mark Sebron Andrew Seeley lill Segerman Daniel Seta Give the people bread and they'll make sandwiches. Seniors 21 1 Elliot Shapiro I am sure of very little, and t shouldnw be surprised if those things were wrong. Clarence Darrow Rachel Shocket What a time it was - I have a photograph. Preserve your memories, they're all that's left of you. 5 8: G Anastasia Shudra The flower that follows the sun does- so even in cloudy days. Linda Sieber A sensible man takes pleasure in what he has instead of what he has not. Democritus Naomi Rothenberg Michael Singer Confusion will be my epitaph. As I crawl a cracked and broken path. King Crimson Megan Sistrunk To know is nothing at all, to Imagine is everything. Rebecka Rutledge Jennifer Smith Memory is the past; Dreams are the future; I am the present. 212 Seniors Trina Smith I wish health, happiness, and success to all; and as the years follow, may they all increase. Harold Snelllngs Jr. There's masters and makers, horn and wing, there's blood and battle for poets to sing. Amy Synder Trust all men but cut the cards, Tessa-Cherie Spargo Tis not too late to seek a newer world , . , to strive seek find and not to yield, Tennyson Judith Spitz There has to be an invisible sun that gives its heat to everyone. The Police. Michael Starnbach Daniel Statman Evolution moves selectively towards perfection: Ferrari 3OBGTBi Elizabeth Stefanik Yesterday I waited for tomorrow, but tomorrow I'll be longing for yesterday to come back. H. Alexander Stlllpass Strange things are done in the land of the midnight sun, look closely and you will find me Seniors 2 13 Stephen Stith Clarissa Stokes Lite is more than just a dream, so wake up. Thomas Stork Wherever a man goes. men will pursue and paw with their dirty institutions. H. Thoreau Carrie Stoudemlre Never stop striving to do your best in any situation that life places in your pathwayl Fredrick Strahorn Amy Straus To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming. RL Stevenson Holly Sulek Those crazy nights, I do remember in my youth. Journey Elizabeth Sullivan Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plansi John Ono Lennon Beverley Sutton Faith is like love; It cannot be forced. Tara Swing Long is the way and hard, that out of hell leads up to light. John Milton Ronald Sylva It's a good school but I sure am glad that i won't be back next year. Mary Symes The opportunities in life are seldom forgotten . . t just overlooked. Mark Talley But my dreams, they aren't as empty as my conscience seems to be. PT Myrna Taylor Study as if you were to live forever. Life as if you were to die tomorrow. Jon Temple The fundamental nature of existence is neat. 2 1 4 Seniors Beth Tholke This above all; to thine own self be true. Shakespeare Carla Thomas To live in hearts you leave behind is not to die. Geo. P. Morris Dawd Thomas And maybe there are seasons, and maybe they change, and maybe to love is not so strange. DF Adrian Thompkins Actors do it for the camera. I. Chapman Todd The day is approaching when closing the last book on the East shelf; he will say to himself, uNow what? Sartre Michael Toepker A picture is worth a 1000 words. Theresa Tojo Russell Towner He is no fool who gives up what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose JE Ronald Trimble Seniors 2 1 5 Jeff Trondle To leave is to finish but I am just beginning. Andrew Truax Live it now there ain't much to die for! Ha ha Mr. Hunter, we were really going out to lunch. Marko Uroshevich Laura VanGinkel From Above, we can hear the crowd below growling and grumbling and taking it easy. - R. Dollar Christine Var a That life only is truly free which rules and suffices for itself Bu wer Monica Vaught Here today, gone tomorrow. Make a goodbye last forever - you may never see them again. 216 Seniors Bari Venn The false face doth hide what the false heart doth know Shakespeare Carin Wade Brent Walker Ill Capacity is enterprise, enterprise is money and money isn't everything, it's the only thing. Terri Wallace The child is grown. the dream is gone, and I have become comfortably numb P.F. Miriam Warm We're back to being strangers, wondering if we ought to stay or head on out the door . . . J.I. Robin Weinstein No choice but to carry on. Crosby, Stills, Nash, Young Seniors 217 Michelle Weise We can settle for what we are. but we should always strive for more. Donna Wertheim When you come to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on. Anonymous. Ronald Whitfield Can lbust you up? Jonathan Wigser The proposition that the formless look to the formed is in Itself a formal proposition, Mary Williams It wasnht easy, but looking back on all lgot away with, it sure was fun, Patricia Wilfong Robyn Williams Learning is not attained by chance, it must be sought for with ardor and attended to with diligence Abigail Adams Robin Willis In reality one has only a few friends, the rest are allies, aides, and acquaintances. Ellen Wilson On the fun to have, to live the dreams we've always had. A.L.S. Led Zeppelin 218 Seniors Michael Wilson Fate exists for those who don't have the will to make things change. Valerie Wilton John Winfrey Love and confusion go hand and hand , . . Oh, I'm so confused. Jesse A. Witten Are you helping with the solution, or are you part of the probiem? Mark Witter There it is!!! Amy Wolf You see things as they are and ask 'why?'. But I dream things that never were and ask 'why not? Fred E. Wolf Now is the time for serious affairs of life and love to begin. Niki Wyzenbeek Cat: One hell of an animal, frequently mistaken for a meatloaf. B. Kliban Julie Yankoff Don't let the crowd pressure you; stand for something or you'll fall for anything. Senior5 219 Ilene S. Zeff You have to keep passing the open windows. lohn Irving David M. Zimov The responsibility to carry on is ours. We must not let the flame die. Diego Acuna 57-4-9 zany! :- .WERE: '4 9:234! 554:1 . .LJ 3U: L; 220 Seniors 221 ALISON ADAMS 3033 Madison Rd1091 DIANNA ALEXANDER 6446 McHugh PI1051 LYDIA ALLEN 700Wakefleld Dr 1081 WALTER ALLEN 5401Ehrling1271 HEIDI AlmzHAusm 3965 Malburg1091 VALERIE ANDERSON 10 Grandin Rd 1051 RHONDA AUTRY 931 Marlon1291 COLLEEN BAIN 2325 Raebum Terr1231 ERIC BANKS 1064 Barry Ln1291 MICHAEL EARRON 7625 Laureioak Ln1371 ROBERT IAUM 3:1 Rorest H1 Dr 1081 BRYAN BHI. 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KATHERINE PATTY S718 HeechgmveLn1331 MEEN PAUL 1414 Meadowbrighl1301 5m PAULSON 1521 Hollywood1241 BRADLEY PAYNE 621 Evanswuod PI1201 KELLIE PAYNE 1009 Clifton Hills P11191201 MARCUS PAYNE 1013 Burton Ave 1291 LAURIE PECK 2520 Twigwood1371 SHERRI PENNINGION 6725 5101101351 IAMES PERRY 77 Sheehan1'161 BRYAN PESKIN 7716 Newbedrord 1371 SIOBHAN PINE 6442 Grand 1115131131 DANIEL FINGER 3625 Wilshire Ave1081 RONALD PLEASANT 417 13 Catherine St. 1201 KAREN POMSKY 3235 S Whilelree 1361 LUTRICM POSEV 2214 Auburn Ave1191 ROBERT PURDON 3835 Aull Park Ave 1191 lllJ. QUYLE 3420 Woodlord Rd1131 KIMBERLY RADACK 147 Lafayette Cir1201 SHARIII RAMMELSBURG 2194 Rollingrfdge1381 CATHY RANDALL 6225 Orchardln1131 CEERVL RAVE 300 Warren Ave 1201 11A IAWUNGS 1307 Westminster 1291 MICHAEL RECHE. 4005 Lovell1111 KIP REINES 3435 Manor H1IIDr1201 SARITA REYES 3525 Amberson Ave 1081 MIME RHEINECKER 5454 Sidney Rd 1351 CATHERINE RICHARDS 6327 Parkman Pl1131 IAV RIBSNBEIG 1738 Northcull1371 JOHN RIFFLE 1000 Lenox Pl1291 ALEXANDER RITSCHEI. 3436 Cornell PI1201 IOSEPH RITI'ER 3652 Mlddlemn1201 DENISE ROMTS 760 Swish: SL 1141 KRISTIN ROEHR 3239 Epworlh Ave 1111 DARIOW 11000 3561 Baynard Ave 1081 IVY 11055 3232 Giiben Ave 1071 SALLY ROSE 2971 Rjdgewood Ave 1131 DAVID ROSENIHAI. 8435 Suan Ln 1151 KEENAN ROSS 1034 W Seymour 1161 VICKI ROTH 6740 W Farm Acres 1371 GREENE ROTH! 1331 Deha1061 NAOMI ROTl-ENBERC 1534 lakeland Ave1371 KEMCKA RUMDGE 5857 Red Bank Rd1131 CHIISTOPHER RYAN 523 Evanswoud Pl1201 IODD SATOGATA 2928 Cleinview Ave 1061 PM SAUTER 589 Mcalpin Ave1201 SUSIE SCHNETZER 3453 Whitfield 1201 VALERIE SHWENKNER 241 Hosea Ave 1201 MARK SEBRON 3906 Odin 1131 ANDREW SEELEV 1641 Frederick 1231 nu SEGERMAN 6616 Meadowridge Ln 1371 DAME. 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Wileswd are the fhPesemdkPrs 226 This Is my future...Dad. ' 7336 KENWOOD ROAD NEAR THE MALU OPEN MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 11-9 SATURDAY 10- 6 SUNDAY 12- 5 791-4700 228 THE SMA LI- PACKAGE CLJ5TOM I FRAME M6 Shop..- 5923 HAMIATON AVE.' O .. IN HONOR OF SUSAN MERRITT A VERY SPECIAL PERSON Allyson ond Fbraonalizedfidj$e mm 5 Openaenilg 3330 Erie Averwe Vifidge Mall, Lower Law, 322 0588 izomzmoH mrrmu rev? 6239 on: w 230 CG Ready 1'2-3! Led Zeppelin!!! Sgurd Sgurd Sgurd! How's your Southern comforts? ?? NN AM. and Cli ue: Cameras need film and chorus lines aren't art. Rem Ehoto rap er W at wil Walnut Hills do without the Whippits? SM MT TI DK DP lL Hadji Shep Gram Kalidud Ping Jimi Debi 5. Remember: Washington, Philly, Doll, the Rocky Horror Picture Show, the panda's rear, etc? Ann Miller To Mrs. B B.F.A. Sprout Bill - no one will be there tonight since Mindy isnit coming. - Ad staff McGienn - McBob loves Mcyou. McKim and McAndie Marya - Brute? Who? Me?.r Well, so much for the non-violent Quaker routine! Love Kim Michelle - maybe 6th squad! I start my pickle diet tomorrow! Lisa - Am I good enough to be on Matric? Where's Bill howl? - Rem ad staff Camp Deadclover would have been a better P-Nuts 82. Long live creativity! Love Ricko and Guido Andy - No I don't think 50! Hey Steve! Do you feel faint? To Jacq and Tam and ten, You're the greatest! But Dan the Man is the stud of the year Bend those knees GK. and T.F,: Thanks for the memories!! M.K. No future for one liners! Charlie Croog and the Complaints Rock America into anarchy!!! Zowie, Dez! To Virginia: Ding dong the witch is dead too bad it wasn't you! Eat your heart out. WD. L.R. Hey AH is the statue your buddy Hoser take off Dizzy PS Shan and julie best friends Dizzy Tubular Albert: What are you selling? GK. M.P., L.S., and BK. - Remember! ltFresh as an April morning. . E.S. ltl can't believe it's only Tuesday tWednesday, Thursdayw Nin - Always the best of times with you! Parties, phases, driving. eating, laughing, Thanx! Love ya Sis Sand Toj-scoping, scrogging, drinking, talking, laughing, lying, cruising, munching, Thanx I'll miss ya! LY San Mike Toepker What did U do Friday nite? Did you kill your duck or did Lori? Don't forget us, Ellen and Jill One 46am Ilene and Denise Thanks for sharing with me the true meaning of friendship I love you both a lot Jill K llene Square Pegs Square Pegs Square Square Pegs What are U doing tonite? Do U want to go to a party? or would you rather take a pole? ?? We could always go ice skating. Otay? Roomies forever! Luv Jill Stu - Who tells you when we go to Chili Time? R,M.bt and L, PJ, - Friends aren't forever, and AM. is mine, 'sides, you like QM. - Not the car - Love - A.B.T.RAPo Debbi Silverman and Sarah Morrison - Is GQ really an AB? I love him! Ann Miller Sarah, Peter Lusenhop is too - cute but I don't love him - just his - . Love you both SStP Ann M. WS - You've got great teeth - AR - How boutthoselegs - KM - P8:BS:SK ZGC - lcrave Tsyo and TRHB so much!! - MCW Did Tom come? Damn. No, Women definitely have it harder. Let's escape tomorrow for the sunrise. Staglllight, star bright, 21 I see tonight How many bites did YOU get on the i ? Laura - I might be the devil but you're the inciatort VM Vicki never again . . . wellmaybe . . .if they ask. LVG Vicki - Remember HC, TC, SB, TD, TW, TD? LVG Laura - Remember HC, ZC, SB, PD, MW, RD? VM Drive slow, I'll look. Mary - Do you always drive with an umbrella 0n the roof of your car?? - Robyn Gail - Remember the fireworks, the Honda, the papcorn, and the hiccups? - Robyn Linda:t Babies can't play!! - Robyn Ever wonder if Holly could talk if you cut her nose off? PS What makes Teflon stick to pans? B.F.A.A.F.E.R.R.M.M.M.A.M.M.C A A F E T B O F N W Marci and Maggie Anwea, Lezby Friends and Home I won't Cwistea Alex - eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow we unk! - Mary Liz 5. You are so fine Tim B To the class of 86, Best wishes over the summer! Tim B. Whigpits in a bathtub are bestestt Let's do it again Neva! T0. T0 t e girls of the class of 86 - Oxox Tim B. Robyn - waow! Ifl follow you home will you keeeme? - Kim Andie Sue tlennyy - a mongoose winasal disorder! exams? Us? Lore Kymme Anne tStephaniel alley bird? Latin LBZOUJZEOH .q 5 Horses get hot lunch off Ponies P-Nuts l82 Ari - your fly is open! - Whoops! - From your art buddies - PS. Still an S,P.? Well at least on a lull moon! Chris and Ron - lam not going to say what I should. Ha Ha Guess who. PS Hi Andy and Lauren David - Never forget your favorite floozy! lulie Bahama mama - Thanx, stay sweet. PS Macon bacon Hi WBB Diizz How. Your row is my row! MKI motorcycle boots! D.S. Change those clothesl Chow Babes - D,W. Cheryl, What was thaw Come again8: How did you do that math againSc R L lill NEW York Aricheerleaders gang bang mama leones Mr, Ferguson soo GQ greyhound groupies. fun fun fun. Andrea Dave, It's late. Goodnight has 9 letters, not 7. Love Andrea Ellen. You're the best. llove you - Andrea Bill - How about those fab track legs - you and LC - Bush hand over the Broot BH - That bird must like you - MGW Amy B and Barii V. Thanks for all the support I don't know ifl would have made it without you. Love Deb Lisa, you're one of those. What, only 8? You poor, poor child! Think you could save some for me? Kelly lill: Don't you hate it when people copy you? Like Pooky! Be cool; go buy some records yourself. Ronna Michelle Howls ET. I thought he was supposed to go home. Well we'll still have the good friend SD. or CD. I am so cool, just watch! What time is it? The clock was moved. Check him out later. Ronna David: Remember jogging till 3:00 a.m.? Then shivering till 4? We won't mention the rest! Love Pam Ryan loves you and you know it Shannon Captain Eyesockel FY BFA Dizzy PS You are Canadian not you are Here's Ozzie - Here's Harriet - Here's David - Here's Ricky. Here's the Nelsons, Americ's favorite family. Andrea - Congratulations! You did it. Sis do me up like you, You're my best friend! Track Black, Ellen SH We won't forget about New Years, will we? You can't forget what you don't remember! XXXX ZZZ Bell Leigth arty on Cornell, huh? Love ya always. B-F-F Pam Hey Buf y - I said IIDonII do that and leave my bionic hunk alone!! Geez, what a prep - dorkll - Muffy Do Walnut Hills Eagles read 1965 Seventeens? ?? szhat comes after boiling? A: Eyaporating. Hey Lukewarm, when are you gonna start evaporating? Bert,l miss my Mo Rivers IPKI - Yes TB l diici like you 12Y6X82-12113f82 and 116183 - IM le t'aime GC MPJRIS - Love, love me do young love I donlt know. ldon't care. and I don't wanna hear ill! NN Hey mahn what's happening? FTS lellybeans! People try to put us ddown just because we gget aroundll CG Kelly h Stop lookiing at 120!!! You are about to lose some vital organs! Don't close the door - it sticks! And this is ...MOIDED!!!LSMP TS,EU,OW,LS, and NK, did you know we're gonna graduate someday? Maybe we'd better stick stummerlLove, U5 Laffy Cluck knows where it's a.t.Gl Matree Chibsbugs A. Good fox hunting C.R. Attention forward march C.L. Hi Jordan Guess who? It was a pleasure meeting you this. Have fun at your new school. Remember me Clo 86. Toni is a tiger by night: we know from experience - Rico, Guido, and Chris Shawna and Angie and Shawna and Angie and Shawna and Angie and Shawna and Angie GFFAEAEAEAEIII Hey Ozzie to the cupid of the year!! I am going to miss your advice. Remember me always! Guess who cxo 86 Holly - the tun in the rain was fun, when can we do it again? Smelled any bologna lately? love, Debbie Don't tease me! I worship Led Zeppelin! Oh no I spilled it on the grass! 1205 110 KNOB IT CGBF Michelle and Steve - your locker is a good place for a stick up! Debi - when we finally build our snwoman, I want to call him FROSTYI! love, Deebbie Rem is not only a major headache, but it is a pain in the donkey 111 Sports Staff, Kelly - A little louder, there might be some one left who hasn't heard you ...yo' mammal I think it's time to go feed them pigs! Lisa - uh oh! Iforgot what I was going to say! MlCl'l I need my sugar fix! Did someone say FOODEI?! Let's make nachos... Howa about some tea after a walk in the rain. 231 23 ROSELAWN CUSTOM FURRIERS I701 Section Rodd Canganmupm. 445237 73l-q336 73l'q773 gimme: Hill PHARMACY NORTH BEND AT HAMILTON AVE. ROBERT W. HUSMAN. RPh. CINCINNATI. OHIO 45224 Jenny - if you' re happy and you know it .just clap your hands!! Love, always, Tami Remember E. Til B.F .A. Hey Dan! Shut- -up! L. A. Linda can you remember; the steak, the wine the smooth hand caressing your thigh Hope your dream comes AR Where IS Andrew 5 red and white shirt? - SM l' m so sorry i' m 500 sorry HA i m not sotry this Is true I'll sleep on it you'll sleep on anything! CGBF Richie - do ya wanna? Wow, it' s 6: 32. Boy does my thumb feel honored. were you ever S H. 1? Love BAB Aimee - let's go to GAC Sat. o.k.? Which one - Gary or iohn? Want to be gagged? - Call Jeff Mi! Love, Bab, SR excess. Mike Ron, Rugs, Gary, leff, Ozie, Lori, Abbe, Mini, Darrow, Danita, Robin - are totally awesome! Mindy, remember A2, cold izza, pshch class, inner cesspool, a nice jog after dinner and MORO CO!!! Laurie Jeri, Kelly, Danita and Robin - thanks for all the fun times and being there love always Loriei Nancy - Clash always! Never having another party! My head still spins from all the balloons! - sugaraddict Hey Babs - don' t let your daddy send you to the south of France for another boring summer vacation e Mint Gonad watch out for the flowers! Luv Beth Sarz thansk for last night Luv the boring person Anwea, Chindowa. I can't wait till they come over, Love, Cwistea Hi Bushes! In search of the Bush. The quest for the Holly Bush. leave it to Beaver he's a Bush Bush. Madness - they call us madness! Madness! Flash, mom, son, hoops, goosp, and curiey. Lie, cheat, steall and be happy! C. E. and 1:3 that sounds good to me! - C. E. Hey M. C do you swim better nowi G. H. l..s If you '11 do the things I want If you talk the wayl talk Spray paint the walls - Henry, Dez, Robo Sue Susan Dizzy Angie are the best of 87 Paula loves Mark Dariana loves Kevin Jackie loves Greg, Shelby loves Dwaynet, Tammy loves Kevin - PW Rem Photographers, are we still friends? CR. and MD. CW $UWwaCE Ann-Nieve na kin sookers do it with style. Have you seen Ian lately? Love Sara; Allyson an Jason. Hey Brucey Baby - She's finally over him! Thanks for the help! Love Tessa and little Dana P.S. how she thinks shels too good for him!!! Hey Allyson, who are you? well he's Mark Lawson! Give him a beer! He's in charge of our house now! Just call him Daddy! Love little Dana P.S. He didn't bring a trinket that time!!! DBB 112 - Did we everthank Artiebaby for taking us home? - DBB :11 P5. - Did Bell ever recover from the alarm? Future - Tess - deaf, dumb and blind kid; Nancy - grew 3 inches; Katie - Harley Davidson salesman; Allyson - turned punk and left the country; little Dana - dizzy blonds bomber; Susie - drowned in a pool of hairy buffalos; Brucey baby - lied to his mom and was grounded for life; Arthur - Romper Rooming and special guest star on the Uncle Al show; Mark - abducted by minute trinkets and was never seen again. Hey NN, did you have fun at Brucey-Baby's party? Don't scream it was only a Little Kings; by the way, where did you hide my MG FC? ! want it back - AR MM - you're supposed to chase Harley, she's not supposed to chase you. - AR Debls - H.T.T.H, It allmeans the same: gorgeous,sexy, totally irresistible, but . t . a conceited ragll MESM - How is HIM? - AR AR - you gotta take bette! aim with your whi ped cream, you missed my fore ead that time. Do you think that Friend ys will Eet us come back? - DR DR - lknow that your mother is no gourmet cook, but eat that mush anyway! - AR DR - You can't talk to a little boy, a medium boy or a big boy until you're 31 because Daddy said so. - AR DR - Even though Daddy loves you, he's gonna smash your head against the wall just for the fun ofit. - AR Hey Tess, get up! Brucey Baby and the 4-year old are at the window. You blew it deBourbon. - Allyson Nancy - Thanks for the use of your stucy. - Allyson KAR - you weren't there . y V NANANANANA - sorry we had fun anyway - Allyson, Dana, E.T. man and Parental guidance DR and KR - Didn't you know that fat men wear dresses? F AR AR - Iwonder where that little boy got his ring I know . . y Thpst! - DR Congratulations Class of 1983 Dr. and Mrs. Leon Silvermon Debra, Fyodor, ond Frontie Good Luck Graduates Kolomereos Insurance George C. Kolomeres, C.P.C.U. 6566 Montgomery Rood, Cincinnati Ohio 45213 Telephone: 351-2163 233 S R O N 0 H . 9 543.: tammw mkdw 234 Michelle, QuiQuiQuiQui - BLAHII Quiche Lorraine! Never kick a sleeping dog! ND! not even POOKIE, Jill Hey your nose doesn't mean anything - Tami, Iican handle you any day but too bad I don't want to Jill - I don't like Little K'sl All Ieverhave is Mill! IchokellI Isn't she just too cool? Spare us! AL - Don't you want me baby? - BH Debi - watch out for the pigeons! They come when least expected. Love Jill and Holly. Good, good girl! Hey Teenie my mane woman! This is true the answer to these and more is .NOIII What?? What?? Cheryl i bet there are lots of guys dying to ask her out! - MT. Lisa, KENTUCKY KENTUCKY F KENTUCKY KENTUCKY KENTUCKY KENTUCKYIII BABS are dead! HAPPY GIRLS live!!! CB Blockhead CQ stud - How about a liquid paper fight? Like, I'm so sure! Gag me! from the Val chick!!! lason, The revolutionaries caught Peter! Remember JeMas Day and J-Mas II. Love Jill from typing. Loo, If I hadn't met you I'd never know that the brake was connected to the horn - E Ronna, We don't care what people say, ET did die - why can't Sherri? Pookie? S S ? or D R .7 LoveJiIl Look below! Ally, ,Lisy, Michy - Pookie: Drop- -kick1 Pookie: Drop'dead!!! Say Hi to Iazer or us Sherri! 1! MR BONCHY IS FROM BONCHALANI BUT HE NEVER COMES OUT AND SAYS HELLO ANYMOREI I MISS HIM! D.AJ. Cern - BONFOURI Iforgot my purse. I hate my mother. Love ya lots, The Bouncing Four. OK Guys - I'm RED ALREADY! LEAVE ME ALONE! LOVE, TARYN Hey Sharri, are you going out to dinner? I understand Brian wasn't too happy! P5. GO MOROCCO! . . . Laurie Hey Laurie the weather is great in Andover when are you moving? 2? Luv Sharre remember? ?? 83 is GREAT! No Heather, 1 can't test you now. 1 have to study too. Oh I'll test you but if I flunk. .Holly HORSES 82 DOy IT BEST I LOVED TEACHING YOU ALL SEE YOU ALL IN 83' 5 WALNUTS? LOVE DEBBIE ansz DEAR DIANNE, KAREN, STEPH, MICHELLE, AND EMILY: IiH-E-L-L-L-OIII LOVE, TARYN We as men can't explain the reason why the womanls always mentioned at the moment That we die. Jimi Hendrix. Si tu pouvais savior tout ce que ie vois tout ce que Ie sens, tout ce que I entends dans tes cheveux. Mon a'Ime voyage sur Ieur parfum comme I ame des autres hommes sur la musi .Baudelaire DON'T OEOK NOW BUT HERE COMES CHRIS. WITH HIS CAMERA AND HIS CROWN. MICHELLE HAS REAL RED HAIR . . . REAL RED SALLY DRY YOUR HAIR, ELLIOT CLEAN YOUR ROOM MIKE DON'T GO TO OSBOURN WE ALREADY COT OUR LUNCH Ahem yer trap, Cord! I' m not worried, Rosebud! Same reason you don' t use your head. .To be an idiot or not to be an idiot I do not think about things that I do not think about! PYC forever! 1L5 CS - you shore can sing, boy go - Iiuv u- knowhoo and I0 mama too oh. and plus I'll luv Art always - MGW Ari loves Anne - Cathy needs a hug Pete IS a noodge - Deb likes my hat - and how do to jugglers and all AB Pete loves Beating Anne who hugs Cafy john can 't juggle nor Cris we will NOT PLAY SOCCER PERIOD Luv Ari Robin, Neva, and Anne - New York was GREAT I love you all Traci Linda Y. - Ginger still loves you! Kathy M. you too Julie! To CDeB, what' Is the ratio of Keebler elves with Kleinfelters Syndrome to Drosophila with Herpes? Jeri I don' t know why I do it but maybe just cause whatever It is it gets on your nerves! Love Sherri y Julie, cookie dough is better than cookie baked. Do you major in dee .7! TOE, WHIT, RUFF, RUSS, JEFF, AND OZIE SAY uYOU KNOW WE AR MEAN BECAUSE WE HAVE THE EXECUTIVE LEAN. 1983! Kim, Jeri, KAG, Mich, 0, Lori, Robin, Trice, Ei, Risa, Bev, Tauana, Rod, Wit Torn you're the best! love ya Sherri. Heath, Why did the chicken cross the road? ZEN! When you become rich famous and ZEN don't forget me! VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Thanks for everything Luv ya!!! Julie C. Death to the Nazis who rule our country! Jay is a Polar Body CK. get high in the aircorps. SR-71 PIB. - MB izdronog 235 HUBBARDB PIERATOS JOHNSON,S 238 memmezmco x! IHS E.McMillan mrrmw NATIONALLY ADVERTISED FURNITURE. CARPETS AND APPLIANCES RINGEL'S Hamilton Furniture Inc. Third and Ludlow st. Hamilton. Ohio 45011 Phone: 595.8221 Second Look Designer Mirrors 3275 Erie Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio 45208 Holly his what?! Remember: the joggers, the moon, red thunderbirds and my pillow?? Love 05 Ann Remember: Rocky. 4:30 in the morning, H010 to go and Rodney! Wanna go to God fathers? What fun! DS MO - 501's, bandanas, and safety ins forever! Thanks for the good times, Gonzo-kneesl - Ski buds, gluma Michelle, Pick that towel up off the floor! What should we do about L. Kings? Your bathroom pal BRO Ringo - How are your Garingamals? Thanks for being around this year, man!!! NoHoJoBro! Love you! - Michelle 636:Remember boatermoating with Tom and Jerry? Love 242 636: Rocked and razzed, the only way to be! Love 242 Christy Thanks for being you!!! Love Ya Andie 636: Let's do the Steve Horror again! 242 Ridgely: Let's go to the rock and get rockedil Love ya, Pam 636: Frozen beer with TMK! The only way! Love 242 Donlt read on an ant, he's done nothing to you; there might come a day when he is treading on you. - Gina Moshe OlFlahertyberg, llove me doubJe-layer deodorant soap Irish Spring! Wes, and i use it tooli - The lewis Debs Hey Ronnal How's Mike? Blake - Captain 0 Loves! Sorry about your Freakies - I really am. Pals, iill Hey Drew! We'll trade ou Christ duffel bag for his jacket! F latM Remember: These are t e best years of your life! All we want for our birthdays and Christmas is Paul Flashpohler - Paul, you're gorgeous!!! - Fantasy T.F. - You can come out now - the movie is over! e MK. Hey Deb, you Jazz Hot Babyi Stick to it, youlre great! Kelly M. Where's the Drs. office at? M. Andrew tell me a story please! Do I look like a bookstore? RML in BIO, Bryan, one million, trillion, billion grinches. Love your secret admirer. To Mr. lenike's bell 7 history Class - I can't understand why you are always behind the other class! - a fellow sufferer. owlam Dan Remember this day for the rest of your! We were so close but so far. Tonite we find the answer. AT l'm so depressed, uys, i only made it to the tlAX' Don't forget - Greek Isles, July 30th 1 89. Talk and stuff, Sheeet Michelle! No Ho Jo Bro! Could you see me in a leather teddy hurt me hurt me JR. and BR. Hi Barbie. Hey Nick and AI, It's obviously Pearl. 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