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

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LEFT: As the iuniors admire each other's class rings, they get their first taste of senior life and begin to look forward to next year when they will lead the schao'. The class rings mean to them the symbcl of long sought achievement, HOME ROOM 312, ROW 'lz Jane Hymans, Robbie Smith, Carol Keane, Jan Marx, Beverly Hall, Judy Seltz, Claire Bock- horst, Shirley Brown, Betty Hayes, Teddie Pollack, Berl Le sk , M ri K t. ROW 2: J y p y a ca a z ane Elman, Lois Naefach, Dolores Foreman, Jane Black, Miriam Fish, Carol Mayer, Joy Kuyper, Ann Newburgh, Mary Francis, Jo Anne Seidler, Willa Woods, Betty Lazarus. ROW 3: Geraldine Owen, Judy Kursban, Evelyn Marcus, Judy Smith, Norma Brooks, Sally Robinson, Mary Schettel, Judy Sunshein, Maridale Moore. ABSENT: Pauline Holdt, Alice Rosenheim, Jill Simon, Darthea Todd. -1.-W -..W -A rf ng-1 r HOME ROOM 313, ROW 1: Marvin Fialco, Wiley, Tom Walker, Carl Marquette, Allan Frankel, Bill Peskin. ROW 2: Lewis Mustain, Allen Mandel, John Gilbert B b N ' ' ' o ettmg, John Bennett, Robert Haygaod, Stan Weis, Don Roellke, Starr Ford, Peyton Cramer, Hrllard Cohen. ROW 3: Gil Gersenfish, Ivan Rosen, Donald Selfz, Allan Clark, Joel Wittstein, Dale Harrison, Paul Gerard, Hugh Chambliss, Leigh Van Valen. ABSENT: Frank Osman. Paul Green, Howard Nadel, Norman Wasserman, John Cronin, George 47

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HOME ROOM 211, ROW 1: Rosalie Perez, Lois Mandel, Wanda Gaskin, Rae Harris, Joanne Berst, Nina Sandherr, Barbara Fingerman, Joyce Stein, Ellen Goldstein, Evelyn Farmer, Barbara Misrach, Harriet Horn. ROW 2: Pat Preston, Mary Gates, Jacqueline Knowles, Nancy Mohr, Margaret Sewell, Eileen Steinberg, Julia Hueneteld, Diane Wrassman, Beatrice Max, Margy West, Dolly Kirschner. ROW 3: Nancy Benge, Charlotte Liberman, Sylvia DiTullio, Dobby Berg, Betty McDaniel, Barbara Holton, Emily Lee, Paula Wilson. ABSENT: Paula Hoffman, Reva Scheinbaum, Jean Siphron, Bernice Williams. HOME ROOM 217, ROW 1: Marilyn Franz, Shirley Oscherwitz, Donna McClain, Marcia Treuhaft, Donna Kinclel, Joanne Avey, Emily Atkinson, Billie Duncan, Judy Farrell, Dottie Bidlingmeyer, Nancy Jennings. ROW 2: Carolyn Beatty, Roe berta Lerner, Lyle Gillman, Janet Toby, Carolyn Kimber, Jane Flax, Elaine Rose, Carita Hopper, Marilyn Parkin, Bete sy McFarland. ROW 3: Donna Zimmerman, Norma Tudor, Radell Gould, Marilyn Cohen, Carol Rhein, Jane Gillespie, Jean Hauser, Barbara Fulman. ABSENT: Carol Kaufman, Betty Lou Orton, Carol Steuernagel. HOME ROOM 218, ROW 1: Don Bruegeman, John Shepherd, Marc Ratliff, Paul Reinhardt, Tom Flinn, Dean Deane, Joe Kyle, Victor Wright, Robert Sevier. ROW 2: Ronald Greenfield, Harvey Reis, Ralph Winkler, Ray Gutin, Jim Trout, Irwin Bakemeier, Bob Ungar, Jim Earhart, Bob Maltz. ROW 3: Gilbert Callis, Alan Guttman, Raymond Dooley.

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HOME ROOM 318, ROW I: Rosalie Montgomery, Lillian Hale, Esther Burgin, Shirley Sanneman, Louise Bamberger, Carla June Gordon, Ellen Rifkincl, Anne Olson, Clara Dieckman, Carol Frank, Roberta Thompson. ROW 2: Evey Sanders, Barbara Hurwitz, Elaine Maham, Judy Schaengold, Judy Lee, Ruth Lewis, Toni Eggenberger, Johnie Mae White, Jean Brown. ROW 3: Marcia Phillips, Elizabeth Brenner, Maxine Friedman, Alberta Mayer, Esther Rae Lowenthal, Dianne Kassel, Stephanie Silverberg, Joan Fogel, Annie Ruth Smith. ABSENT: Herlene Berman. The show must go on! In the best tradition, the Peanuts drove everyone connected with it happily crazy. Each iunior hoped to be picked at tryouts. There was alluring publicity, hectic rehearsals with directors Weis and I-laygood plus the untiring Mr. Welsh trying to organize the acts. Then-the show. Will I fall down when I get out there? I'II forget all the words to my song, I know. Where's my partner? At last, in an amazingly short time, it was all over. Nothing fatal happened, although the cast made a few funny mis- takes. With the initial production past, they were ready for next year's Walnuts. About this time, the iuniors remem- bered that they'd be the big wheels next year. What an ex- citing prospect to look forward to. And there was an added piquancy to watching the seniors come down the aisle, when they knew that they were going to take their places. The future looked bright and the iuniors ended their tale on a note of high expectancy. LEFT: Six members of the Peanuts pony chorus pause to pose during rehearsal.