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

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SE IIIH CLASS UPFIIIEH5 Tom Rox' . . .... President DAvic KI'II'1l,lrIli . . . . . Vice l're5idw1r ANN l,o'rsPL:lc:ii . . . . .Secretary Davic josicifu . . . . . .Trefzxurer In addition to presiding over the Senior Class, Tom Roy participated in Big Brothers, Delta Beta, and Stu- dent Council. ln athletics he was a member of the track and cross country teams. Dave Keeler, vice-president of the Class of '59, was also chairman of Student Council's Honor System Com- mittee. Throughout the year Dave ably served as a member of the Senior latin Club, Big Brothers, and Delta Beta fraternity. Not only did Ann Lotspeich have many responsibil- ities as class secretary, but she also was secretary of Stu- dent Council and corresponding secretary of Philotas sorority. Despite all this, Ann still found time to work on the newstaff of the Cloatterbox, to participate in the production of Pygmalion, and to serve as a Big Sister. Dave joseph, treasurer of the Senior Class, held the gavel of both Round Toxvners fraternity and lnterfrat- ority Council. He was also a member of Student Coun- eil's Public Relations Committee, of the tennis team, and a Big Brother. Left to right: Dave joseph, Treasurer, Tom Roy, President, Dave Keeler, Vice President, Ann Lotspeieh, Secretary. 28

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SICNIUR llO.XllCRUO.Xl Rlil-'RlCSlCN'l'.'X'l'lYITS. Seatedg left to right: l,edlie Dinsinore, Nancy XYaltz, Sally Baxter Stuuin on Brom n, joe Simpson, Bob Pcndergrass, Nancy Mandlove. ,Ns the seniors, preceded hy the daisy chain, xxallted doun the aisle to the strains of l'oinp and Circum- stancc , each was aware of taking a great step forxx ard, Yet each felt a slight hesitation. Before them lay the years ol' college and lifcg hehind them, the six years of high school. 'lihey thought hack over those six years. 'lihey reineinhercd their uncertainty as etlics, their con- lidcnce as e-flats, the freshinan party, the hustle of rush season, the Peanuts of '58, lJ.V1Q'7lli7lfUIl and the ISA Prom. .-Xll recalled the helpfulness of their class advisor, Xlr. linah, the lasting friendships they had forined. thc excite- ment of cxtracurricular activities, the responsihilitics of leadership, the conflict on the gridiron, hasltethall court, the traclt, or the hasehall diamond. liut as each received his diploma, that slight hesitance disappeared and thoughts of the future filled each mind. 'l'he patliways of college and later life lay ahead. Yet each ltnexx' that his years at l'XYally llills would always he among his happiest. 29 MR. JOSEPH KNAB Senior: