Withrow High School - Withrow Annual Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1970 volume:

Litergi'ry. . Sharon M'assgay --Ar't 7 . Mari Maging wBusiness Christoeiin w- Presenting The Tiger People . . . hairblowing and shirttails hanging . Afros and bells wild and beautiful . . . jubilant faces and beaded brows . . . never alike, but always Tigers. 1 ii 31 f! .II , . fbmd .c 13 I ! v , . . .. 4 14W! Agwmf rAdeVII. rt: Palms warm, fingers twined . . . 1 a lunch hour when you dorft eat . .. a quick glance, a gesture, a grin . . . This is it. ; v. . .13' L! f: m :3 G I31 E r; '2 7 ,4;- mi: Lost I am one in a crowd of millimm They surround me. They CIOSC me In. I can neither brcatha Nor grow. I am alone. People are around me, But I am alone. No one understands me. I cannot connnunicatc. I tllll stereotyped and classified. I am a member of a group. No! I am myself. I have Ideas zmd opinions But they arc childish. I dn something foolish: I am old enough to know better. I am lost. Stranded between childhood and maturity. Floating around in a state of Iimbo As a lost soul trying to find rest, I strive to discover myself And make mysclf known to others. I am bewildered and confused. I am a teenager. Martha Jenikc A d - r YO UTH A time. With places. To see, hear, touch, and smell. A precious state of learning. A short period of play, laughter. Of growing. A time of helping and seeking help. Of loving. A A time of intolerance, quarreling. 0f deep thoughts. Who am I? What am 1? Of deciding. A small play In which others piay the most Important roles. A transparent dream, when the joy of seeing the next Day, is worth life itself. A time. Phillip Buscema 2'4 z-mnau 12 HESITATIONS As I watch the leaves Turn to an autumn flower garden, I wonder where I will be This time next year. Before this time, I had no reason To wonder, I would always come back to the same Old school And the same Old friends. But now as I realize that there will be No next time, I hesitate To let the tomorrows take the place Of yesterdays. Hesitations- They are here to replace the sure-footed path I must leave behind. Sharon Davidson When I come home late, No one waits up for me. They donyt leave the lights on. But the door,s never locked, And even though they arenit there TO say it, I am welcome home. But I am growing older, And outgrowing my Childhood home. lStrange, t0 outgrow your familyil One day I will walk out Into the night again, and leave My silent home with all its Silent love locked up inside. Andl will know ifI return, I will find the door lockede Not against me, but against Whatever people in the suburbs Are afraid of, But those locks, They will keep me out, too, Just the same, Ellen Hodge .v- l3 PHYLLIS Young and fresh. Sensitive to life itself. like u huhy who Is discovering its surroundings. Yet so 111m wu re, Soft. Devi 5 play on the surface. Which hides the gentleness that 5 inside, A gentleness that is rarely released, Except when met with gentleness itself. A flower or ii tender kiss. She tukcs hurting matters at heart, And exults at the slightest joy. Beautiful. Laughing. crying. A woman. Intolemnt at herself. She pictures others as hm'scif. But sh e knows tw'eryonc is iiffcrcnt. She approaches with shynesa and leaves with a warm smile. Trustt'ul. To her truth is love To me she is the same. Phillip Buscema 4 hi VA A .r' I'I'k r1'PL-h - 1'. ILIFILII' 1 fl. i 13.. T. ii 171 Who am I? But a man in a forest. Look! This forest is of men, All different, None with meaning 01' faces. Look again! You are in a maze: Concrete walls. distorted noises. It alI seems so rushed, You think! This is a City? Why are we so civilized And yet, still in a jungle? And all is strange. Is this our great human race? Rick Howard irst strirlg layf to p college shop a ys T0 count the d 16 .- varsity . .. run the show . . . to be that awesome one . . . a Senior. 'asx. 17 R IS NSI HTLY H ELP KEEP ouR SCHOOL COMMEJNITY .CtEAN'. . I ! I WW 'w - ; $7.0m n.ne euhw mama mt 1.10 GS nmg,sh.w. jsv.vs mkkaLL e-mS.-l kte d rSh.n aptre cam a m .molrmmp aa t CUV.u m s wub 610.111,. FICOImw. eormae hdlM-lulnh w mwm en .. bmm 1 i... 2., . k?.;, ? 59f m, a w , :m mmrrx: Ag... ,. 22 Holler till youyre hoarse . . . the boys hear it . . . Wave those shakers . . . they feel it . . . be with the guys ... They need it. Musicians and majorettes . . . they practice and they march . . . they sacrifice and they march . . . all for the glory of the Band. 24 All this for a lousy pigskin ... run for all you,re worth . . . temples pounding . . . a break Ime . tongr gnme 0n swea 168 through puddles, over bod ! ahead . . . TOUCHDOWN H iurj? , Track, with its stinging Cinders, its grimy gym shoes . . . -. :rihfr? - I I in . Nu ;; . . a 9 3O Swimming, with its chlorinated divers and waterlogg ed frogmen . . . Tennis, with its serve- return- volley- pant-pant-pant . . . Basketball, with its dribbles and jump shots and tall tallness . . . each carried out with true-blue Tiger Spirit. , WXwPQ! riw WLifeG but a walking shadowa, ... of English seminars . . . language lab tapes . . . debating the draft and interpreting Eliot . . . 0f Camino Real and Federalist Papersw . . . ofEnglish . . . ofhistory . . . oflanguage. Wetve got it . . . the skill to create With a glob of Clay . . . the ability to hit highttCh ... the talent to turn brushwork t0 artwork . . . the harmony that brings tears to eyes . . . We,ve got it all through Art and Music 1 .l 37 Sautez, sand, and swing on the flying rings . .. what shop and home 60 do for hands, gym does for bodies. 000. a. o c 9 o a GM 6; 39 Hypothesis leads to theory . . . experiments to facts . . . with slide rules and test tubes . . discovery through science. 4O ll..l j .. if . ? mu cc wH um,uu u mu Business and Math . . .a whirlwind of consumer courses and calculus. . .geometry quizzes and time trials . . . courses for your future and courses for your mind. Miss Cruse tells it . .. The Negro in the Making of America tells it . . . film strips, speakers, seminars tell it . . . the culture the music . . . the literature . . . the theater . . A 0fthe proud ' black man of America. 44 o... 4? BS. ... M.Ed. ... bench warmer Classroom sheriff . .. blackboard artist . . . music maker . . . attendance taker . . . teacher. 47 48 hurl a knuckler . .. Play to crescendo . . . bring home the point. stimulate thought . . . 49 Cracking books for hours on end. . . guzzling black coffee and propping eyelids open . reviewing, recalling, relearning . itas all part of cramming for exams V ' 'W595'de', w V'- LA? 50 Tassels and tears . .. U.C. ... army . marriage . . . business school . . . .V 3. twelve years over . . H a lifetime T1 f l, , tocome... Li H .. .A'H'nu Y, Tribute to a Great Teacher Mr. Sherman, . . .This Book Is Yours If you have had a course in history under Mr. Harold Sherman you are, indeed fortunate I say this be- cause he ranks in my mind e after, lo, these many years e as one of the truly memorable teachers I ever had Under his tutelage and with his guidance and facility, historical figures became people, not just names, With his capacity to inject anecdotal material, history simply came alive. Mr. Sherman has the beautiful knack of combining the scholarly and the contemporary approach. While we learned a lot of solid history because of him, he always man- aged to keep the events of the past related to the present, and thus infinitely more meaningful. He made it fun to think. He Challenged, he amused, he questioned, he related, He was one Of the handful of unforgettable teachers I had in my years of formal education; in his Chosen field, he was the most in- spiring of all. Sad it is to think that students hence- forth will be denied the challenge of his classroom, but it is also happy to reflect upon how many young people he has inspired over these many years I speak for thousands when I say, liThanl-z you, sir. Stan Matlock Alumnus Stan Matlock returned to write this tribute to Mr. Sherman. Former yours saw Sherm caring for the tennis courts Congressman Sherer's office opened to Mr. Sherman and the dizzy eight. l l i : WITHROW ,70 WITHROW HIGH SCHOOL CINCINNATI, OHIO VOLUME LI INTRODUCTION ......... 7 ..... 2 ACTIVITIES ..... ............. 58 ATHLETICS ................ 104 PERSONALITIES . . . . . . . . .. 146 Faculty .................... 148 Seniors ........ A. l ....... 162 Underclassmen ...... ' ...... . . 214 ADVERTISEMENTS ......... 250 ACTIVITIES Bottom Row men to RighU: j, KuhL N. Hatchet. C. Partlow, B, Smith, B. Suffridgo. L. Rueburn. L, Johnson, D. Howard. J. Davis. A. Keller. N. Allen Baxter. 3i Knudsen. C. Hois, J. I'Iaswl. A. Cuggins M. Bradshaw. D. Buford T. Rnbr-rts. F. Wilkmsnn. G. Carson. j. Poyntcr, P. Culley j. CahaIL Row 5: D, Cook P. Snyder. L, Harper, L. Meade. Rnw 2: V anm's, J. 'I'a-xlnr. L, K. Hopkins D. Crows. R. Hinton. C. Anderson. 5; Rune. K Mclx'in. C. Rowe, R, Casey, K. Hot j Muellvr, M. Nvil. D. Frunkunslvin. M, Chum K. Mitchvll. M. Vilardn. J HiIL C. Tumvn M. DultmL R. Carney, C, Tunney, Sclmmaclmr, D Williams. V Foster, B. Sturdevam. W. Ferguson. C. Collier. Row 6: M. Seilwrt. T. Durbin. L. Koch. D. Hensley. IA. Cuinino. W. Willims, I L. Stolzenbery. K. Blnugh, G GametL C. Smith. M. Maginn. K. Kathmalm T. D Harkness: M W'ilsom T. DiXUIL j. Nclnnm C Marcus. I3. Stiles. 5. Peaks, . Thomas. B, Orr. P. Coopcr. M, Mchl, B. Lavender. T Davis. N. Sellers, R. D Riley, C. VViHiams J. McAllistor. jV lidmundsnn. Clark L. Higgins E. Allen. Row 4: R. McClnud. M. Smith: C. SmthllL-y, M. I Council Starts Drive to Buy New Stage Curtains Officers: B. Stiles, SgtiAhArms; R. Hain, Sccy; T. Thomas, Sgt-AtArms, C. john Sleet, Student Council President Heis, Treas; R. Hinton, Vice-Pres. 2W xiv. '36:: .5ixi1599? . wm-Inow saw . BOOSTER W Prices Attract Students to Tiger Den Tiger Den Workers: R, Clark. C. Reinlmrt. Council Sponsors English Exchange Student President Sluel kept order while Rubin Hain read last meetings minutcsA Art Staff Sends Fifty-First Edition of Yearbook to Press . 1-, . Sharon Massey. Annual Art Editor Staff, BOUGHT ROW Weft t0 RighU: L Hasel, Seniors; J. Fluharty. Actv.; DA Ketcham, Ads. Row 2: S. Siemer. UndercL; K. Hanght. Pic. Sch; C. Miller. Asst; 5. Emmich, Fae. Missing: M. Dalton, Sports. 62 Section Heads. Bottom to Top: N. Draggoo, Act; J, Hasel, Fag: P. Osborne, Sports: 1, Wurdlaw. Underclass: 5- . Herbnrt, seniors. Chns Hoen. Annual Literary Ednor Lit Staff Copes With Copy, Heads And Idents Writers. From Row meft t0 Righth L. Harper, L Lott. S. Ready, J, Davis, T. Kinard, B Baxter. Row 2: Miss Richmond, L. Kitchen, W Lang, A. Wykc, A. Williams, P. Buscema, C. Kraft, L. Koch. Annual Business Staff Tallies Subscriptions From Representatives Above: Ks Hopkins, FL Papa M. Maginns W. Ferguson. M. Jenike. Marl Muginu. Annual Business Editor Below: Annual Business Representatives. M r. Jack Mueller, Art Adviser. Miss Susan Richmond, Literary Adviser. M1: Steve Taylor, Business Adviser. Young Photographer Displays Talents in Withrow 70 Adam vasey. Photographer. 65 I Tower News Launches Year ' Under New Adviser . iu'AlHV Page Editors: '1', Flanagan, L. Baldwin, D. Meacham, K. Hoop Lori White. Editor-in-Chief Writers: Bottom Row OLefl to Eighth M. Seibert, M. Loux, Row 2: K. Kath- Sicrveld. V. Potts, L, Wirthlin. P. Cunkfach, A. Caggins Rowd: S. Mullins. A. man, M. Mehl, T, Butler, D. Linnenberg, M. Suffridge. Row 3: D. Heslar, M. Firestone, LA Ankle, P. Culley, M. Johnson. 66 - Ju-Ath 5. W255, D, Roberts, Mrs. Rice, Adv., K. Hollingsworth. Asst: Left to Right: E. Allen, K. Hueklan C. Bruce, K. Chadwcll. V. Durbin, M, Gail Heis, Business Manager. Reed, M. Clapp, D. Annis, Popularity P011 Posted in February T. N. A Am-LWL..A..I- c7 Jr. High Student Council, Bottom Bow. MLefl t0 Eighth M, Phillips, T. Colc- mun. A. Haguc. DA Hutton. D. Policastru. D jackmn. 14. Morgan, D. Eslop, E. Hoosier. Row '2: Mrs, Brewingmu Adm. BM Mn-Cnhzm. D. Farmen BY BlucksnnL T. Jansen, R. Tuylon N. Kata .1. Trihhlo. S. BnytL j Strickland Row 3: j. Damon, J. Moria J. Nash. A, Flockenslvin. S. Davis. R. Blanken- ship M, B10cksom.j, Smith K. Montgomery. Row 4-. D. Craig. jM Fblin. K, White. VM Wutcrx BM Clay, 5, Lucy. C Sandiin. J. Elclvr. 'I'. NugoL J, Fran- kenstein, P. HI'IHUSilth. Raw 5: D. Huvlin. D Johnson. j Houdvrsnn. C Green, S Timhvrlukv. D Jackson. P. VV'Lrthljn. G. Phillipsh MM Nuvl. R Loy lie. C. vaclL D. jzmneck. P. Phillips. PM Hall. Students Lead Jr. High Through Its Last Year - - 5 'PhkilliP'CaSey?2'1 t 4 M'Juhior. ' M'LynthOmPtOn: , . :4 : , Mich-aeiMoll 'MI'ariiceMOOtenM'i' M , , , ,M i Candy Smith? M :M'IjGIi'MegVoesuQ, - :7 : SOClety ', nyLav-idsHAvlmiH LA i:f;:;:g;Hzon0r 68 j 4 HevtqssarNo:e1 r M ' L V ?cannievniit-hggrfcsrd ?Ann WeS Brmann icinay'Bfe ,ts 4 , :- F'GaryBlo k m , ShafdnB Y, ' JbaniDavi M M 9:; , . FL kenst'an Mary Gasiichiv 'M M wratHaiinah-f v- ggy Kags-em ayefrj M a Officers. Bottom Row meft to RighU: K Suffridge, J. Hasel, Scribbles; E. Hudge- Pres. Row 2: S, Kelsh, Hist; ?VL Sierveld. Secys. B. aners, V.P.: D. Fisher, Sewn; C Hnohn, Treas. Bake Sales Finance Third Edition 0f SCribb1es, Back Row Left lo RighU: R Butcher. D. Fisher, K. Suffridge B. Downers, L. B. Henry. S. Hisch. C. Kraft. SV Davidson, C. Stoddard S, Siemer. J. Halften I 1 Pointer, M, Maginn. M. Sierveld. V. Potts. N. Draggno, C. anhn, D, Cook. 5. Hcrbnrt, Miss Greene. Advisnr, Seated: M. Jenike, L, Stnlzenburg D. T E. Hodge. K. Haught, J. Eldred, D Ketchum, S. Kelsh, J. Hasel, A. Coggins, Meacham, L. Koch. Bottom Row: uefk lo Eighth Mr. Heink, Adv,; J, Boyd, Treas.; S. Siemer, Proj. Chrm.; B. Stallworth, Corres. Secy.; 5. Herbert, Rec. Secy.; S. Massey Vice-Pres.; D, Hensley Pros. History Club Entertains Guest Speakers Bottom Row: def! lo Eighth Mr, Heink. Adm. D Hensley, J. Boyd. 5. Mas- sey, S. IIcrlmrL S. Sit-mvr. B. Smeorth.Row 2: L, Mattingly: B. Baxter. B ancrs K. Price, A. Cuggins. 1.1411501. P Syudcn J Husel. U Kraft. C. 1 Kreis, W. Lang. Row 3: P. Gunklach, P. Moomaw, S. Bruce, FA Evans, P, Osborne, K Sul'fridgv, R. Cumblu P Wnslen K. Cumbla-VRDW 4: S Cvutry. L, Hill. D Cruws, D. Williams, M. Suffridgc, A. ll'ireslone. C. WnntL L. White Bow 5: T. Robinson, H. Green. j. Sled. D. Brewster. Ii. Grunt. M. Davis, R Hinton, T. Williams, R. Holsen, M. Walson. W i i f l E E! Art Museum IE : Hosts E Latin Club Visitors E Bottom Row: ELeH lo Eighth B. Baxter. V. Pres; A, Firestone. Seep: P Strunk. Hist; B. Stenhurg. Treas.: Id. Koch. Pros. Bottom Row: ELef! lo RighU: B, Baxter. A. Firestone. L. Koch. B. Stenhurg. Lung, P. LaVoy j. Hansel, K Crew, P. Snyder. Row 4: D. Elucrlc, D. Mc- Row 2: Mrs, Hill. Adm, P. Strunk, L. Maltinglyx K. Larson, BE anerx C. Questen, J. Campbell, J. Hasel, L. White, J. Culbertson Row 5: S. Massey. Compton, A. Fleckenstein, S Davis, V. Potts. Row 3: C. Kraft, F. Evans, W. D, Dom, T. Davis, I. Shinkle, KV Butson, E. McMillan. Sealed: Omit lo Righnzj. Husol, Semi: J. JOIICh Prcs.;j.1lusel. V Pres; B, Slullwurfh. Truth. Caroling Busies French Club at Christmas Bottom Row: deft to RighU: J. Jumps, J HuseL J. Hascl. Row 2: B. Stull- P. Klein, B. Davis, D Crows, Row 4: T. Kinard, M, Smlthall, KV Whitr. D, worth. C. Hare, M. Jones. L. Casey. 5. Richard L. Cline, B. Wrens: S. Cotrcll. Ketchum, S. Smith. T. jolmsun. Row 5: T. I'Iughvs. M A mth S. Gentry, T. Mrs. Hughes, Adv. Row 3: A. Westermann, S. Sicmer, P. Noble, B Wi1liams, Dixon. H1 HWW ' 5 I TITITFLTHW'FWT: HE A '1 : ' ? 1i IIII'IIIIHIIIIIIm-m 1 . 72 German Club ' Experiments in ,.w.,MA A 'W Foreign Cooking Standing: Left to RighU: Miss Beverage. Adv.: R. Cildomoislvr. V. Pros.; E. Millvr. Pros: l7. Brinkdupkc, Twas Bottom Row: Lefl to Rightl: IF, Brinkdopkc. E, Miller. E, Gildemcisten R. Oslmnw. W. Nugcl. R. Eldred. K Schunmcker, Row 3: T. Tobias, l4. Schu- Armstmng, K. Huvklvn JA PIHLIUIL 3 Howard, T Thompson. J. lCldrmL Miss nmckcr. W. Minning K. Pclcrs. Row 4: S. Tnhios W. Hcrzng: D. Linncn- Beverage. Adv. Row 2: W. Graves, C. Billings, B. Marzig, C. Schamer. P. burg, J. Boyd, K. Schmtcl, B. Orr. mnw-nn-quun Pep Club Peddles Booster Badges; FTA Sponsors Teacher for a Day,, Program FTA, Bottom Row ULeft tn RighU: S. Sicmer, M. Maginn, Pres Row 2: M. WalsmL C. Campbell. D. Munson, N Neidhurt. L. Kitchen, G. Wynn, P. Snyder, Pep Club rallied support for both home and away games. w ,, ' HE Ill- upzdggu . . SF ' ; ctr 74 It,s Academic Team Places I '80if I Second in TiXK Blatch Seated: Tom Dixon, Martha Jenike Cupt., John Boydl Standing: Mr. Jerry Call, Adv, Mr. Dave Manning. WITHRO Bottom Row: Left t0 Eighth D. Mcachum, Pres. 1 Row 2: J. Hasel, V. Pres. M. Jenike, CL Heis. Row 1 3: L. Baldwin, L White, M. Muginu. Row 4: N. Draggoo. C. Hoehn, Treas., S. Massey. Sccy. Quill And Scroll Taps New Members f in Spring Officers: Ref! ID RighU: R. Wilkin; D. Hartman. K. Cnfiold, Pros. D Robinson. J. Pvrkilm C. Cracu R. Shaner. D.E.C.A. Members Acquire Skills in Salesmanship Bottom Row weft to RighU: D. Robinson, C. Grace. J. Perkins. D. Hartman. Slcvcnsnn. J. Smith. I. Castclluci. M. Reed. V. Tibbcts. B. CamL D. Horbnrt. R. Shancr R. Wilkins. Row 2: R. Parker M. Robinson, R. Webb, l.. Murry. S. C Campbell. Jones, M. Johnson, P. Grimm. P. Thomson, K. BowcrA Row 3: S. Ventus, 1. 55:11 man 2y 'Etr mu 43m. L'LLLA'A'K'A naau-A-m v : L-4-4r ml Office Girls And 9; Bookroom Boys . Marttiii Pa rticipate Th rough School Service Bottom Row: Left lu RighU:B Lem or, R. lliutnu, B, , 41 VVilliumsTop Row:j. Swurt. 5, Kuppt'l. j. Stanley Bottom Row: tLeft to Righn: S. Wass, K. Smith. P. Warren. G. Hcis, M. Jvn- Minix, L. Antle Row 3: B Stallwurth. 5 Massey. C. Hnulm. S, Su-ffons, D. ikc, D. Perry V. Pulley. K. Hall, P Woster. Rowz: S. Ilerborl. C. Mcssmun. Roberts. C, Roeder, R. Cildimuistvr, B Jamison, J. Innis. C. Bruce, C. J. Colangeln, L. Simpson, K. Hopkins, M. Hill, A. Krume, M. Vaughn, M. Johnson. 77 New Switchboard Benefits Stage Crew; Projection Crew Gains ' New 1 Visual Aids Bottom Row meft to BighU: T, Robinson, M. Taylor, Mgr., S. Kappel, J. Swart, C. Rogers. Row 2: B. Groves, L Edmondson, D. Curtis, B. Morris. C. Lyons. Botom Row Weft to RighU: Mr. Herer, Adv., R. Bartlett, R Buchanan, B. brink, R. Scott, D. Rybolt, J Caposela, D. Parker. R. Bedinghaus. S. Butts, R. Miller, S Huston, D. McDermott. Row 2: D. Williams, T. Holt. P. Bolan, C. Chadwell. Harmon M. O'Brien, M. Smith, C. Shelton, B. Poindexter. Row 3: J. Oster- 78 W .bnl 5ft: 31f'KWV de Ticket Booth 5? Peddles Game Tickets And L ? I.D. Cards Bottom RowJLefl to RighU: D llcnsim. T. Thonr am B, Smitl1.Row 2A1. Svihw't. 5X Gentry Chess Club Participates in City-Wide Meets Bottom Row: Left l0 RighU:K Carney. Prvs.R0w 2:P. Snydmx S. Sivmvr. Ii. J, 5'le D. Kc-tchum, W. Miching. K, Pointerow 4:l.. Lott, J. VussV .VV Iluymnml. C. SlruighthnrnRowll: S. Emmich. F. Evans. ii. Hm-l'L-n B. Stiles. Baker. Vica 1: Bottom Row Weft t0 RighU: 1, Banks, M. Miles, D. Clcpper, D Jonas. Bow 3: M. Poe, D. Hudson, T, Waltm. R. Stanfield, D. Nemn, D. Hctzcl. M. Row 2: S. Stillwell, J Crutsch. E, Htmlcan, B Perm, T, VVallursi D Heiu, C. Lvnuard, H. Vielhuuor, V, Mutiny CA llussmun. Denny, 5 Zvilcrs R. Bykos. M. Pope. L, Lanham. L. MassengiHV G. Cordell, V.I.C.A. Heath Bar Sale Rallies Student Support Vica 11: Bottom Row Lefl lo RighU: A. Mnermnnd, E, Evans G Phclia, M. MUUFE, M, MyerS. K- HEIHICS. M CHFSUH. 0- 'WilSUII, 0 SKUHC. D Bluv, D Dunigam E. johnson, M. lmhoff, H GaSkiIlS. Row 2: L. Puckett, C. Cilkesnn, C. - HhOdCS, C- Hogan! R- Waldon, C- Smith, 5 Kinble. .- W3? 'WH' M. NH; L ' 'k .EN. W 3 . V L m. A 't L, - . j .- v.21 V a 80 mi: m. ., :1. LOVE HI L 59v MmthlyMeetmgs Bottom Row: tLefl t0 Eighth Mr. Callahan. Adv.; C. Bmyles, Pres. Top Row: T. Kinard. Treas.; C. Messman, Secy. Bottom Roszleft l0 RighQ:T, Kinzlrd, C. Messnluu C. BruylL-s, Mr. Cullu- Luch. V. Vaughn. J IlulftorRow 4: D. Gray, L. Alburls, L. Wilma. D. Ket- hzm, Adv. Row 2: D. Garland, B. Burke, J White, F Evans, K. Suffridgg D. chum, C. Leaver, C. Marcus, J. Davis. Row 5: T. Robinson, M. Ladnow, D. Elsnen L. Lett.R0w 3:13, Gunklach, R. Casey. P. Osborne, 5 Davidson. 5. Powell, P, Testa, D. Mac, E. Rubenballer, R. Brown. . .i'ix 81 FHA Bottom Row Ugef! ta Rightl: RV Cuildemeister R, Campbell, C. Billings, S. MCCPD. Row 2: T. VVplls, 1., Matlingly. Row 3: S. Emmich, K. O'Bryant, S. Bruce. Row 4: M. Read. L, vavil. T. Turnt'rv FHA And Y-Teens Plan Welfare Projects Y-Teens Bottom Bow Left to RighU: T, Kinard. Treats; K, McKee, Sec'y; C. Biilings, Miss Dchrry, Adviser. Rnwil: V. Grant, 5, VViHiums. D. Pope, Y M Corbin, Pres. Row 2: Mrs. Frazier, Adviser, R Jones, L. Rowe, B. Jones, JUHCS, A- Proctor, Bottom Row: Uxft t0 RighU. C. Smcdley. M. Corbin, V. Foster. J. Jones, C. V. Pres.. S. Massey. L White, D. Meucham. L Kaupgx Say. XL Muginn. C Hnehn, L KochROWZ: T. Hughes D. Henslc'szow 3: E. Hodge, S Steffons. Rocdor. T. Kinard. R. CampbellNot pictured: T Fazziu. Pres.. J. Kassnrr. Council of Presidents Deliberates During Breakfast Bottom Row: UJeft to Eighth Mrs. Hubbard, Adv. J. Row 3: D Berry. 5 Stastney. J. Calbert. 5 Emmich. C, Kuupp. D. Colbert, D. Boston. E. Hodge. L. Bennct. Row George. Row 4: T Fuzziu TN. Hunter. D. Williams, S. 2: R Gunklack, D. Gray, B, Henry, J. Grayx J. Gullno Peaks, R.Hi11t011. Breaking the Pinata Climaxes Spanish Club ' Ch ristmas Pa rty Bottom Row, Left to Right: B. Miller, K, Price, J. Hasel, C. George, R. Hinton, Top to Bottom: Officers, T. Thomas, V Pres., P Wcstermann, Treas,, S. D Holbrook, W. Nacgel. Row 2: L, Stulzenhcrg. T. Dixon. T. Hummel, D. Sicmcr, T. Hughes, Pres. B, Baxter, j. HascL Turnau, L, Harper, 1. Gulino, H. Wheeler. Bolom Row, Weft to RighU: D. Hensley, D. Herburt, j. Boyd, Row 2: lb Lctt. L. Koch. Row 4: D, Lonsac, K. Suffridgu L. Baldwin, J. Innis C. Reinhart, S, Dunn, K. Brock, C. Daulton. Row 3: G. Reinhart, A. Wyke, L. johnson. 7:1 TH: UNFRIENDLY .- Boltom Row Qefllo RighU. C. Risch V. Hammann, P. Moomaw R. CaSey P. Gunklach D. Munson P Newman. Bow2: S Gilmore D Manis, P. Butch er, K Haught, C. Wood, D Crews. KH' EEK Students And Faculty Relate to CUp The 1 Down Staircase? i Classmates mocked lm'estruck Belinda Baxter. HElIa a veteran teacher. befriended the new staff member. Miss Barrett defended a trouble student from the principal. i Anderson, Mark Avens, Larisa Blythe, Jeff Bonner, Mark Boyd, John Butcher, Pam Cahall, John Carney, Rick Carter, Mark Cates, Jeff Christensen, John Christensen, Pete Chisholm, Becky Clark, Randy Clore, Nancy Colvard, Celestin Cook, Arkola Curtis, Doug Davidson, Sharon DiPuccio, Mike Dority, Dora Dority, Sharon Dowers, Bev Edmudson, Joe Edwards, Darnell Fazzio, Tony Fields, Marc Fisher, Linda Forest, Frank Gentry, Bill Gerber, Lynn Gill, Don Gilmore, Sharon Hammann, Vicki Hatchet, Norman Haynes, Maefra Hesser, John Hewitt, Steve Hinkley Mike Hinton, Robin Hobson, Richard Huber, Mike Hughes, Tom Innis, Jacki johnson, Gary Kappel, Steve Kessel, Alma Kline, Harry Lavender, Charles Leslie, Larry Lowery, Jeff McDaniel, Darryl McGrath, Sue In jackets of black and orange . . . in formation and in step . . . in a burst of sound and glory . . . Sax McKlueen, Dave Clar McMilliam, Charlie Trmpt Miller, Doug Drs. Moomaw, Pat Bass Mork, Melissa Clar Morris, Robert Bass Naegel, Wendy Trmpt Orth, Linda Clar Peaks, Sylvia Clar Pope, Tom Clar Reinhart, Garry Trmpt Reinhart, Larry Oboe Reliford, Ron Drs Renfrow, Glenna Flute Riley, Dale Clar Rogers, Glenn Clar Rogers, Lana Bassoon Roser, George Bassoon Schlosser, Mark Trom Selph, Glenn Flute Sharp, Lester Flute Shomberger, Sue Flute Smedley, Lucius Flute Smith, Byron Sax Snyder, Pat Clar Standley, Jeff Trom Stevens, Al Clar , Stewart, Peggy Clar Stewart, Sharon Trmpt Straymore, Lynn Flute Tewksbury, Alan Trmpt Tobias, Tom Maj Turner, Greg Clar Wallace, Donna Drs Warren, Patti Flute Weber, James Clar Westermann, Paul Clar Woster, Pam Trrppt Williams, Pam Clar Williams, Mike Flute Williams, Greg Trump Wilcox, Dave Sax Woolford, Charles Sax Woolridge, Debbie Trom Vilardo, Mike Ciar Young, Rick Maj Stolzenberg, Lynn Oboe Wirthlin, Linda Sax Warren, Don Sax Langford, Ken Trmpt Foster, Lama Sax Crisco, Jan Flute Isaacs, Darrll enter the band Bass Horn Trom Flute Flute Bar Bells Maj Clar Trmpt Bells Bells Drums Maj Trom Bar Clar Bass Sax Drums Drums Clar Clar Drums Clar Horn Sax Flute Clar Clar Clar Trom Drums Maj Maj Trump Trmpt Maj Drums Trmpt Trom Trmpt Clar Clar Sax Trmpt Flute Maj Drums Bass Sax Flute Trmpt w l K Officers; Bottom Row: 5. Davidson, T. Hughes. Row 2: V. Hammann, M. Taylor. Row3: B Morri5 R0w4: P. 47eStermann DA Riley. Lights played on thn- mlor guard as it displayed banners. Band Rallies For Sounds And Football Performances Managers: J. Boyd, V. Hammann, B. Weaver. Mr. James Parke, Director. Cellos and harp join the band . . . Mellowness Violins Garry Reinhart Larry Reinhart Lareece Bailey Linda Larry Debbie Kennedy Janet Howard Gayle Stoddard Debbie Fisher Karen Luke Violas Joe Gleason Don Kemper Cellos Ellen Hodge Sue Niederhofer Bass Viola Ben Dubort Keith Little Flutes Pat Moomaw Melissa Mork Sue McGrath Richard Hobson Oboes Becky Chisholm Harry Klein Clarinets Tony Fazzio Patti Snyder Vickie Hammann Sylvia Peaks Steve Hewitt Sharon Stewart Linda Fisher Alan Tewksbury Pam Butcher Horns Jeff Standley ' Charles MC Milliam Tubas John Boyd Kirk Roser jh coupled with beat and brass . . . the culmination of it all . . . the Orchestra Clarinets alto -- Robin Hinton bass e John Hesser contra bass e Debbie Shonberger Bassoons Sharon Davidson Douglas Curtis Saxaphones alto e Charles Lavender Mark Anderson tenor - Tom Hughes Myra Madison baritone - Mike Vilardo Trumpets Paul Westermann Rick Young Jeff Lowery David Wilcox Darryl Isaacs Mike Huber Trombones Marc Fields Greg Williams Dale Riley Mike DiPuccio Tom Tobias Gary Johnson Harp Ann Westermann Percussion Randy Clark Byron Smith ' Greg Turner Bass Guitar Forest Frank Tympani Greg Turner Traps Byron Smith 88 Mr. Lackey Leads Junior Band in Bi-Weekly Practices And Grade School Performances Senior Choir, Bottom Row deft to Righn: N. Watson, 5 'N1at!heu-s,W, Fer Oligee, J, Williams, J. Davis. B, Woods. R. Hurst. S. SturdevanL P Blossom guson, D. Cook, D Wallace K. Partlnm C. Campbell, M Maginn. L. Han B. Pusey, D Sands. Row 4: R. Hinton. J. Jacksnm M SoiborL T. Dicun, R. per, D. Munsnn, DY Reinhardt, B. Messer, W. Slcwart. Row 2: D, Rica 1.. Mitchell, J. Saggus, D Hensley, P VVilsnn. T. Durbin, I Smith E. Harrison. Satler. 5. Hunt, P. Harris, D. Lonsac. C. Wood, D. Manis. S. Brown. 8. Clarke, C. Roeder. D. Turnau, C. johnson, j. Kaupp. Row 3: C. Bmyles, D. Officers, Left to Right: C. AndvrsmL Vice-Pres: V, Fasten Pros; M Maginn, 5903'; D. Cook, M. Seibert. Treas; T. Besley. Mr. Conway Steers Choir 0f100.3. Bottom Row Left t0 RighU: S. Moon, L. Overhulse, C. Weiss, C. Kreis, D. vaes, R. Hain. S. Kesich, V. Foster, T Wells, A. Merritt. D Blackwell, L. Thomas. Row 2: E. Stoffergen, S, Steffens, H. Harenting, J Aldrige, L. Koch, R. Ballinger, D. Williams, L. Brooks. V. Crunt, D Muddux, D Bell. C An- Christmas Concert presented Girls' Chorrus. 91 derson. Raw 3: T. Thomas, D. Holbrook. MV Crutcher, C. Huffine, F. Hines, M. Cummings, JV Davis, C. Bivens. Lv Hankerson. Row 4: T. Besley, T. Hummel, B. Stiles, M. Dalton, P. Westermann, D. Newsome, W. Fisher. CV Ware, W, Teasley. Through Candy Sales, Concerts And Soundsn Ensemble. Bottom Row Eeft lo Righn: D. Munson, S. Mnnr, M. Maginn, D. Dixon, T. Durbin, B. Stiles. M. Seibert, J. Davis C. Bivens, l-L Bowling, G Lonsaq C Anderson J. Kaupp, D. Rico, C. Roedcn D. Turnau, SV Steffens: Huffine, L Brooks B. Messer, V. Grant, D VViHiams. Row 2: D. Cook, P. Snyder. T. Thomas, R. Hurst, T. Top Singers Combine Efforts in Ensemble Choir II, Bottom Row Left t0 Eighth M. Bivcns, B. Robinson, D. Stacy. T. Eldred, T Rodgers. C. Frazien P Seawrighl. C. Marcus, D. Eberle, P. Mc- 3 Oester, M. Bradshaw, D Hines, D Collins, V. Smith, D. Collins, D. Hill. Bride, C. Bush. CA Frazier. Row 4: D. Wortman. R. Yates, E. Allen. 1. Gay. F. Row 2: L. Sanders. K. Huilingsworth, A, Campbell, C. Hawkins, 5. Hunkcr- Dnmineck, EA Abernathy R. Bruce, B. HEH, K. Tinsnly, S, Greene. M. Ed- son, R. Herring, AA Jnhnsnn, 1.4. Meade. A. Wiley, S. Howard, H. Dial, D. wards,W. McDougald, L. Robinson, A, Knott, M. Martin. C. Mundy Dickerson, S. Hunt. Row 3: S. jamesun, F. Hughes, 5, Harris, S. Shields. J. GirW Glee CIub, Bottom Row tLef! to RighU: L, Price, J. Oglesby, K Par- 0 Moore, A Banks, P. Suedhof, H. Wheeler, P. Noble, 5, Ginn, N. Me I llow, A. Ringer, M. Minor. B. Rucker, B Coy. Row 2: S. Vineyard, R Yates, Cartney, M. Corbin, S White. Row 4: K. Kearsey, G. Wynn M. Southall, S. ! C; Taylor. 3- Monroe, 13- Ballard, 5- Louden, V- Vanghan, D. Pope. ROW 3: Miller E. Routt, Y. Holmes, N. Norris, E. Waldnn, J. Ross. : I Girls, Glee And Junior Choir Perform at Concerts I Junior High Choir, Bottom Row Lefl lo Eighth D. Brown, E. Weber, D. trell, D. Jackson, R. Moss. M. Smith, D. Preston, J. Farmer. K SandIin, J. Basler, M. Blocksnm, W. Hannah, B. Runstedller, P. Wirthlin, P, Kaesemey- Walters, B. Creii Row 4: L. Scarborough. 5. Lucy. B. Schfer, R. Runstedlier, er, J. Hill, H, Schmidt, J. Reeder. D. Brown. Row 2: P. Pyles, D. Flagg, J, P. Hollingsworrh, P, Bourcs. J. Schlakin, P. Lisley, S, Sueda, N. Roadolle, D. Davidson, M. Lavender, L. Klein, V. Stastny, D. Jannick, D. Estcp, j. Elder, MacPhail, B. Conway, D. Neal, D. Meace. Row 5: C. Ested, D. Broyles, D. C. Smith, R. Harding, 5. Brinkman, D. Broyles, K. Blankenship. Row 3: V, Craig, J. Magios, 1, Made, D. Thomas, M. Rhiznr, P. Casey, M. Halley, D. ll Rouse, D, Fatson, L. Stemler, W. Humphries, V Brown, A. PottigouL 5. Can- Ison, J. Wilson, P. Genslor. j' 93 Cast Of 1969 80unds Qf Withrow i Sounds , . . . Capacity crowds . . . a hush before curtain call . . . a burst of music . . . then, a flood of lights and a flood of tears. . . 95 Above: Robert Hurst Above Right: Linda Simpson, Patti Warren Right: S. Steffens, j. Kaupp, L. White The veterans in taps or in trios or alone on stage . . . bring the audience to its feet 96 N US mm FU wm MT 0 51.! nue e ,wmm 3mm 31 C96 mmm Obb TAA Below: R. Hain. L Harper, W. Ferguson Right: Cary Huffine Below Left: Patti Snyder Below Right: D. Rice, C. Anderson, L. Satler soloists . . . with mikes with drums . . . with pianos work magic with the music 98 Left: Randy Clark Below: James Davis and Marsha Robinson Below Left: Ellen Hodge ' Below Right: Kathy Johnson Solo Dancers Step And Kick T0 Gershwin Ballads Right: Darlene Robert; Cyndee Rncder Below: Rose Robinson Angie Duncan Below Right: Martha Mehl 100 Skits, Left to Right: J. Boyd. A Tewksbury, T. Fazzio, D. Fishen B. Baxter, T. Hughes, S. Sicmcr. Ponies Tap Between Skit Performances Opening Ponies, Bottom Row deft to RighU: M. Jenike, G. Heis, P, War- Rutherford. Row 2: L Gerber, H, Robinson, D. Roberts, D. Turnau, T. Turn- ren. L. Simpson, W, Ferguson, L. Harpen M, Mehl, L, Meade. S. Gilmore, C, er, J. Jones, M. Southall, P. Culley, C. Johnson, A. Duncan. luknwrllllnllq ivN-HFIH ' Sim. . V in L- ' I 71. muh I ? i1; Ushers: S. Gentry, L. Higgins. Secretaries: S. Taylor. L. Wirthlin. Missing, D, Munrmann, NA McCartney. Sounds Directors Set Gershwin Theme . . . Directors, Left to Right: Mn Conway. Vocals and Chorus; Mr. Gallagher, Tickets and Pubficity; Mr. Parke, Presentation Orchestra; Miss Ruscnberger. SkitsV Missing: Mr. Elstun Hurst, Director of Stage. 102 Committees Se't Stage For Performers Costume, Seated, Left to Right: P. Pfeffer, AV Firestone. Row 2: L, Baldwin, Miss Adams, D. Beasley, L. Rogers Make-Up, Bottom Row tLeft ta RighU: P. Butcher, B. Baxter, Row 2: C, Huehn. Tickets7 Left to Right: B, Ferone, C. Kline, J. Kassner, R. Labitzey D. S. Massey, J, Innis. Row 3: L. Koch, S. Siemer, P. Cooper, K. Suffridge. Castor, I x ht: osilcm wk 1 10,16!!! Ernmem lnspcmt: 1' '::: VVFBBERE; :. SAUSAG: 4 xmuvnn.wm mo Ih'm I I z 3 4 s s m-IIEEIIE 0 m-EIJEEII Ill 25 LF 26 RF AM I? ZI CF 7, 3 PLATE I0 24 a 3II5 I6 I HRS AVINGS ' SPORTS Cold nights in the stadium watching the football team started anoth- er year of sports. Students, all huddled together, wrapped in blan- kets, often talked about other sports. The wrestling team and its vic- tories were major parts of conversations among the guys. Recalling practices of pin-downs caused red faces and heads thrown back in laughter. Cross country and swimming team members whispered nervously about meets. Knocked clown hurdles and scraped up knees were all a part of their practices. Nights of yelling and hoarseness belonged to the basketball games. Cheering for that special guy or the whole team proved the best time students experienced. Dedicaled practice in all sports resulted in tournament matches. l Kick-Offs Start First Afternoon Games Custofs hopes for the rccnvmy tthhe ball turned to anguish as 'Wnodward made the first down. Referees confirmed Woodward's first down. - xDennis WilEiams EH SE . Q3: WITHRUWxix 1., x53 m s 7 ' - J , - ur- , : 'a 22119:; L h 5 , '. , 'r REL . $JLI3E Invari- M Kenny Simms Mike England ' Opposition fell before Tiger defense 0n the twenty yard line 108 Senior Lettermen Rudy McClinon w'Irl mummy- 5- Ray Thurkill 3 33333;. 33 C: 3-1 Mike jackson Ed Clay Promotion to Senior Lettermen. Climaxes The Year. for 14 Top Men I1 Recovering tho fumble. Tigers' Chico I fell Cnurter Tech'suArmor. 85,1448 HI 6Q3Rivr' , Irwg Mgr! j 13 l . . I ' - w I 44' 1 - W ,9 man I mum, wwn-Im IIWU: dTHlW' r I I .. 75Iu 4f ,4 : I Bottom Row ILefl t0 Eighth j. Saggus: DI Mitchell: S. Ghee: M. England. M'IIIE-r. C. Bennett. K. Smith. S. Huston B. WiIIiamsI R. Northcutt. C. Miller XM VViIli-dms; J. Walker, E. Turner, BV Shearer, C. Klinv, D Castor. K. M. Yilnrdu PI Patterson, WV. Hutchinson D. Reeves, C. Harris. Coach Rich- Simms, S. Donaldson, Mgr Row 2: B. Huddle. Mgrq L. Bacchus. T. Lindsey. ards. Row 4: WI Robinson. F. Patterson. D, Summers, E. Caldwell, B. WeIIsI H. Beatty, DI Hopewell, J. Wright, R. Cranmr. R. Thnrkill. R. McClinton, M, E. Howard, B. Ferone. D. Williams. J. Mirknpulns. S. Gadbcrry. M. Willis. I I I I I5- , w . .7 , L I $1M ? I w'I71III-mw l WITHEyw qwmuinw I I '7Tlmw e , I I ,r' n I I I I I I l I DensonI 117. Clay, B. Pusey, M. Jackson, V. Coleman, Row 3: Coach Cox, 1, W. Tiliory. I 110 'V V . :G . Tigers Corral Mustangs at Homecoming Frustrated looks from offense and the coach's signals displayed grief over de- fensive plays. Eycs on the field. Huschv informed the commentator of highlights of the W rmd wu rd ga mo. Novices Gain Grid Experience As Reserves Reserves scramble for grid experience. Bottom Row Weft to RighU: G. Callahan Mgr., L, Tye, L Woodford, G. VVUOds, M, Trich, T. Nash, D. Starr, H. Ray, W. FisHer, Mgr. Row 2: C. Wright, G. johnson, J Ragland, W. McDougald, B. Maddox, D. Jenkins, T. Davis, R. Baldwin, M. Watson. Row 3: Mr. Dan Busche, Coach, J. Triantos. M. Wllr-H m! M' 0.578de III M III r-E II! N II! P Ill Will H III N III mill m Ill 5WI IF NW NW WITHRBW I .quMr' Mr. Dan Rusehe, Reserve Coach C. Hicks, B. Johnson, E. Wright, A. Wheeler. B, White. D. Jaegcr, E Allen Row 4: J. Pollard, W. Byrd. W. Gilreath, 1. Patterson, B. Bennett, R, Brown R. Bolden, 1. Chambers, R. Davenport, R. Staley, C. Hemphill. wzl'mg Eg-zw :7 112 . 5.2: , $Jn'i'bml 1'3. .1, Pregame warm ups aided in team performance. Bottom Row deft to RighU: K. Gadberry, Co-capL, H. Humphrey, Co-capt, Bow 2: J. Henderson, Mgr. K. Chambers, S. Wilcox BA Belzer, N. Frost, L. Daniels, T. Viiarda, A. Thomas. F. Truman, T. McGee, C. Sanders, G. Ping, D. Newberry. M. Mayo, J. Chambers, Mgr. Row3: D. Havlin, A Gaines, R. Junior Squad Completes Last Year On Tiger Field Co-captains limbered up team with jumping jacks. Austin, A. Newberry, G. Sunday, G. Williamson, D Brown, Mr. Tom Lange, Coach, EA Rayford. D. Becksted, L Bogart. R. Mayo, M. Herra, A. Munoz, R. Dameron. Missing: Coach I Maloney. Sam Gheds Michigan pin floored :1 Hughes Big Red. Co-Champs Hold And Pin Their Way to Victory Heavyweight Beatty staiked his opponent. LaSalle inst all footing to Ray Thurk'tlrs hold, LuSalle matman unsuccessfully tried to pin a Tiger, Bottom Row Weft In RighU: S. Ghee, W. TiHu'y. D HopuvaL D. LumbulL T. Bcsloy. Bow 2: R. Thurkill. H. Benny. W. Drz-ssvl. Dk Brllum, M. Taylor, Wrestlers Highlight Second Year With Purchase of New Mats Butcher, H. Aiker. '1'. Wright D. Buford C. Messmun. D Jenkins, Mr. Mor- ris1 Coach. Row 4: RV Davenport, T. Wlash. R. Howard. C. Ruckcr, R. Robin- S, Cadberry, C. Boltnn. Row 3: J. Cnmptum, C. Harris. N Hatched. R. SOIL L. Rhudcs, H. Bowling. D. CaldwellA o ,. 4. V1 .octll Over Hurdles, Around the Track, With Rain. . . MC. Millan strained muscles on his third lap. Bottom Row Left Io Eighth D, Newbolt, R Walker. I Poliocastm, J. Cay. Row 2: J. Snyder, M. Harper, S Steinwc-idcl, E. McMillan, Mr. Tom Cham- bers, Coach, 117 with sweat, with pain . . . the Cross Country men race home Windml cross countrymen lrudgrd acmss Avcm Gulf mursc. Jr. High Team: Bottom Row deft tn Eighth D. Tryling. K Evans. D. Ison. Row 2: W, Bakcn Couch. M, Burkharclt, H. Alkinsml. L. Buskin. D. Tlmmus. P. Casey. 118 Surprise interceptions turned offense to defense. Leever's foul gave Anderson a quick thrce-pointer. in Tournament Standings Seeded Third 121 Selph assisted in the lay-up. Flick charged past the opposition. Cadle considered his next defensive maneuver. Fans added their own comments to the referee's. 122 123 Team Snatches PHSL Title From Taft at Cincinnati Gardens Basketball Cheerleaders: Bottom Row mefl lo RighU: M. 1m- ikv, P. Culley. Row 2: L Harper, M, White. R, Robinsnn. CapL T. Turner, M Mehl. Senior Lettermen Boost Team Offensive Average to 77.7 Points Rudy McClinton Lindsey Orr Robert Woods Curtis Bell X Varsity Team, Weft to RighU: Mr. Charles Cadle, Coach. M. Harper. R7 McClinton. C Bell, G. Selph, S7 Steinweidel, B. Williams. B. Leever. C. Pat- 1 term , H, Cramer, B. Femne, R. Woods, D. Schepmann, Mgr. Reserves Close Season With 6-3 PHSL Record Hogan's shot is blocked by an Anderson Redskin. Reserve Team, Bottom Bow deft t0 Eighth SV Kaupp, C. Carter, K. Hogan, D. Swan, J. Wright. Bow 2-. Coach Tom Lange, A. Carter, M. Waters, D. Routt, A. Wheller, K. Harris, W. Anderson, S. Mitchell, Mgr. ' mum Cu-Captains: J. Standlcy. P. Weslermann. VViHiums chose hurl: cnm I for frvvsh Iv rcla-xs Swim Team Achieves Fifth Place in PHSL Left to Right: D. Shrm'e. D Anderson, L. Blanhm, J Slandloy, B. XVilliams, WI FishL-r, J. Oslurbrink, P. Wrcsu'rmann, Mr. Mulhvr, Couch Blanton catapulted into a perfect jacknife. Shreve stroked through afterschonl meets. Jr. High Team, Bottom Row UJeft lo Eighth B. ?ulmer. J. McDaniel, L. Tryling, B. Tishbein. Mrv Mathor1Cnach,Row3:T. Graham, K. Gadbarry. T. Pierce, B. Braun. G. Tryling, Row 2: T. Beckstad, L. Johnson, D. Ison, D, Vilardo, J. Ursher. Varsity Basketball We 90 Columbus Watterson 93 Madeira 87 A1umni 83 Anderson 75 Woodward 69 Walnut H1115 52 Oak Hills 64 Cincinnati Taft 53 Hamilton Taft 68 Hughes 84 Woodward 84 Aiken 82 Dayton Both 89 Walnut Hills 72 Cincinnati Taft 88 Courter Tech 80 Hughes 86 Western Hills ,4 Varsity Football They 30 25 14 12 0 14 7 6 18 19 Dover LaSalle Courter Woodward Walnut Hills Hughes Aiken Western Hills Taft Portsmouth They 60 71 60 77 50 49 56 72 71 66 49 78 96 74 65 59 70 74 We 12 12 16 16 12 , 1 Varsity Baseball ' We 2 0 5 2 5 12 9 8 8 10 0. 0 2 2 26 1 5 0 4 6 1 lst PHSL 1 9 2 5 7 4 1 ,3- 44 :3 5 4 4 1 0 3 LaSalle M Geller Purcell Roger Bacon Anderson Milford Milford M iddletown ' St. Xavier Sycamore Covington Catholic Covington Catholic Oak Hills Beading Walnut Hills Prificeton Princeton Hughes Western Hills Aiken V Taft Walnut Hills Western Hills Colerain Roger Bacon Indian Hill Woodward ' Aiken LhSalle Wobdward Cohrter Tech -. Aiken Purcell Mt. Healthy :LHughes Taft - 1 yCross Country 2nd PHSL JifBrd PHSL They All-Sport Scores For 1969-4970 Jr. High Football We 6 Woodward 0 Walnut Hilis 0 Hughes 14 Woodward 6 Walnut Hills 0 Hughes Reserve F ootball We 6 Woodward 26 Walnut Hills 14 Hughes 28 Aiken 34 Western Hills 37 Taft 83 Courter Varsity Swimming We 33 Norwood 40 Aiken 1st PHSL 2nd PHSL 3rd PHSL 39 Norwood 12 Indian Hill 32 Newport Catholic 48 St. Bernard They 14 46 21 1 21 30 14 They CGEOQCDCOOO They 52 52 91 pts 80 pts 80 pts 54 71 54 34 Wrestling We ' They 36 LaSalle L 18 30 Woodward A 1 28 28 Amelia , 26 32 Taft H 21 24 Aiken L 22 83 Lincoln Hts. 1 25 16 Princeton 30 14 Hughes ,7 . . ' 36 27 Western Hills - 23 48 Courter Tech 10 43 . Walnut Hills ' 1 - 8 15 Hughes 4 . , 34 2'7 Northeastern V . 19 9 Finneytown 31 15 Oak Hills 30 30 Mariemont 20 Individual Medals 9811b. Tom Wright Champion 115 1b. Norman Hatchet 2nd place 1301b. Rick Butcher 3rd place 13011;. Dennis Jenkins 4th place 137 1b. Sam Ghee 2nd place 1374 1b. Eugene Caldwell 3rd place 1451b. Wesley Tillery 3rd place 185 1b. Bay Thurkill Champion 185 1b. Dan Bellamah 4th place Row 1: S. l,ix'crscdgv. anlL-ll Xlutlu-rs, C. Pultmmn. U. Sx-lpll. D, Mchl. Racketmen Match Opposition Swing for Swing Lefl: Bctlor hurry, Stow! David had the quk at u xxinnvr. . Long-Range Sprinting Spurs Cindermen to Finish Line .,r51'7..,.1 . Bottom Row: Uxfl lo RightJ: L. Hambrecht, C. Bennett. B. Rnbinsnn, Schmtel, C. Miller, J. Stedricka R. McClinmn, J. Muxey, J. Caldwell. .; C. Locvm', W. Tillery, D. Bmckman, 55 Rushing, K. Smith, D. Buford C. Huirc, S. Houston, F. XViHis. D. SnidL-zg C. Young, Row 2: Cuzwh Rusche. D. Bryant. D. Antlc. K5 132 Top: l-Iurdles prm'ed 1m obstacle In four cindvrmen. Left: Sawdust welcomed Rudy ufierhis bmudjnmp. Above: Schrorol forged ahvud ut the- far tum. Nine-Man Team Brings Horne Ohio State High School Trophy Tmtnffs in the Stadium improved Ryan's downswing. Bottom Bow adeft to Righn: 5. Harrison, D. The, B, Huddle, C. I-letzell. Bow 2: Coach Richard, K. Augsbaoh, B. Miller, W, Ryan, J. Garrison, L. Mitchell. 135 Tigers Rally to District Championship Chambers looked horns with an N- ring limp Bird rival tllcoppnnvnfs hullme 1' am ' 553 V U.S.Governmenf lnspested! . Q WEBBERS . '0 SAUSAGE 'HITTHIS SIGN REDS WIN 100 p I Z I IEEE- am I Elmnifll Eli unpenas FLA; ' ; IIS 2:; . .SAVI N f mum Left: Tiger power scored the gumHs first run Below: Chockvcl swing saved hitter from i 1 third strike. I! I . w - ' ' ' . . . .A .eiw-z -- 1 : ,, . -- ' v - 3',ua I: AM .TV' wk , ,uwmggrami . hiirfmkzasmkm .e 1 1 137 W Balls linml tho Ioncv as players pmclicocl fur chum- W pimmllipImuL W Bottom Row: Ugefl to Eighth T. H-WilliumsW T. Stun. MY CurtL-r. R. Lubizku. DW Parkvn j. liatnn. P. Cannon. 5'. Ghee, B. Oidham. Cnach Chamin-rs. Wrulmn, D. BirLL K. SimmsW W. Williams. Row 2: D. Custom Man. R. HeiL I? 2 5m Ell mama: n A Tigers Roar Into First; Continue on to PHSL Championship Above: Slugger aimed for 11019 in right cem ter field, Left: Will be Dr won't he? Only the Coach knows forsuw. GIRLS SPORTS Sweat socks, bloomers and hjust so you,re there when they take at- tendance gave way to a new perspective of physical education. Concentration on individual sports that can be used more than two and a half periods a week, Miss Leslie, Mrst DeLyons and Miss Rob- bins worked to make gym relevant to civilian life. After learning the basics of gymnastics, girls practiced stunts 0n the balance beam and uneven parallel bars. Discriminating girls, rules for basketball gave way to the regular boys, rules. Members of GAA traveled to neigh- borhood bowling lanes as gutter balls surrendered to strikes. More experienced swimmers gave pointers to beginners in the pool. GAA offered girls a wide variety Ofactivities. Left to Right: MA Ienike, Hist; D, Baker, Treas; S. Mullins, Pres; C. Anderson, V.P ; D. Reif, Sec'y. CAA Officers Engineer Apple And T-Shirt Sales CAA featured opportunities for water ballet lessons. Dance Club Combines With GAA In Girls, Sports Plan Winter days Saw GAA girls practicing relay startsV Archery played a role in both CAA and gym class ackiviiies. Dance Club, Bottom Row HJCH t0 Eighth D. W'illiams, Pres., R. Phclon. D. V. Foster, D. Pelticr, M. Gardner, S. Howard, L. inelt, L. Larry, D. Brown Peoples. B. Wheeler, D. Dom. R0w'2: M. Evans, J. Phclon, L. Black. Ruw3; M. White. 142 Left to Right: W, Ferguson, Treas., M. jenike, Pres, P, Culley, V. P. Bottom Row Leh lo RighU: P. Reif, K. Evans, E. Wiese, D Lonsac, B, Dowers, AV Firestone, D. Reifv Row 2: E. Miller, L. Harper, W. Ferguson, M. Swimmers Plunge Into Dolphin Club jenike, S, Daulton, R Snyder. Row 3: L. Meade, B. Henry, 5. Howard, P. Culley, S. Mullins, L. Baldwin, P. Fisher, A. Jones, L. Mattingly. 143 Junior High CAA, Bottom Row Weft to Righn: M. Cratch, W. Hanna, K. Retzler. 8. Kelly, M. Phillips. B. Mitchum, R. Cruse. P. Miller Row 2: Miss Rob- insnn, Adv., T. Deal. Pres, S Boyd, B. Grant. Jr. Managers And Swimmers Work Toward Letters Junior High Dolphin, Bottom Row Weft to Eighth M. Phillips. P. Miller. Row 2: M. Schmidt, M. Blocksom, W. Hanna J, Elder, S. Bracken M. Noel, K. Siuda, P. Hollingswmth. 144 Jr. Cheerleaders, Bottom Row Udefl m Eighth D. Brnyles, G. McElroy. Row 2: M. Stanton, K. Heukler. Row 3: R. Runstedler, S, Timberlakc, D Jackson Freshmen Girls Cheer And Referee Jr. High Sports Junior Leaders, Bnllom Raw weft lo RighU: D. Broylcs. M Stalxm, R. RusA S. Timberlake. Row 3: C. Grevas, S. Bracken, B. Clay, A. Flockenstein, S. todler, Row 2: G. McElmy, j. Davidson, M. Harlmugh, K. Kelly, D. jackson, Compston. R0w4: P. l-Iullingsworlh, T Cohaman, K. Siuda, R. Moss. mammrgi ?u 145 mmzzdzcmmma FACULTY These teachers were people, not Greek gods 0n pedestals. They did people things - like traveling to the Holy Land, eating lunch in the cafeteria, having flat tires in the parking lot. They reached out and felt their students responding and reaching out, too. G,s guys and Mr. Muelleras hip fourth bell all found concerned friends and af- ter school buddies among faculty members. Both men and women teachers scoffed conventional clothes and appeared in striped minis 0r checked bells. Some stayed until five to help confused and strug- gling pupils, while others remained in the building to guide club members through rough times. No Greek god ever worked so hard. Faculty Mod Squad : Mr, S. Taylor, Mrs Martin. Mr. Mueller, ML TC Mrs. Pitslick. Mr. Benns, Mr. Wilson. Mr. Renshaw Instigates Teacher Curriculum Committee; Mr. McElhaney Returns to Guide Junior High Through Its Last Year Mr. Marvin R. Renshaw, Principal Mr. William McElhaney, junior High Principal hhSituation hX' is now is effectV Adminis- trators jumped to life to nab intruders in the building. Besides informing students of these events and other Iittle tragedies of life, Mr. Renshaw organized teacher boards. When it came to community rel- ations, he accentuated the positive and played down the negative. Mr. Mc- Elhaney made sure life went on in the junior high, Anything and everything in the line of student activities fell to Mre Spalter. He OK,d 0r KO,d all pupil plans th roughout the year Thanks to Mr. Armstrong New Courses Find Way Into the Curriculum Top Right: Mr Thnmuh Armstrong Below: Mrz Robert Anderson Right: X'lx: Eduard Spullor Bottom: Mr, Francis Dmxdell Bottom Right: Mr. Curl Graham ? Miss Theodora Poly ...- Miss Sharon Adams Mrs. Inez Alexander Mrs. Yvette Anderson Mrs. Jane Arnold Mr. William Baker Miss Joyce Baum Miss Virginia Beck Mrs. Frances Belle Mr. Pentecost Benns Miss Bonnie Beverage Mr. Melvin Bosse Mr. William Boyer 'n gi .- EB 1t ; x Staff Members Trek to Holy Land At Christmas Mrs. Anna Brasey Mrs. Joan Brennan Mr. Robert Buchanan Mr. Gary Bums 7'53 Mr. Charles Cadle Mr. Jerry Call Mr. Paul Callahan Miss Monica Caveman Mrs. Bernice Chambers Mr. Thomas Chambers Mrs. E. Cisko Mr. Woodson Conway Mr. Richard Weis Mr. WeigOffers New Advanced Placement American History Class Mrs. Bella Lowry Mr. James Crawford Mrs. Dorothy Cruse Mrs. Emily Crusie Mrs. Ruth Dalton Mrs. Mary Dawson Mrs. Lillian Dean Miss Jean DeBerry Mrs. Marie DeLyons Mrs. Betty Dixon Mr. Haralambos Fekkos Miss Sharon Fiorito Mrs. Winifred Flautt 153 Mrs. Josephine Frazier Mrs. Jean Frolo Mr. James Gallagher Mr. Burton Garrett Mr. Marshall Gates. Mr. William Gilliland Miss Sharon Gist Mr. Walter Gordon Miss Eleanor Graham Mrs. Loreda Graham Miss Jane Greene Mrs. Mary Griffin Mr. Thomas Groskopf Mrs. Edith Harp Mrs. Charlotte Harper Mrs. Helen Harris Mrs. Mary Harris Mr. Jerome Hartman Mr. Charles Hatfield Miss Marian Hawes Mr. Arthur Hawkins Mr. George Haymond Mr. Herbert Heger Mr. Joseph Heink 154 Faculty Mr. Walter Yonka Mrs. Cornelia Childs H m ' Wn-Eyggwgu' it a H I: L' 1 at '3 n. a ' Hm i n H r: l ; Faculty Mrs. Marilyn Blocksom Mr. Charles Salie j, I 156 Mrs. Dorothy Hertzman Mrs. Sally Hill Mr. Louis Hirt Mr. Michael Hlad Mr. Michael Hoober Mrs. Joyce Howard Mrs. Carolyn Hubbard Mrs. Laverne Hughes Mr. Kenneth Hurm Mrs:Diane Imes Mrs. Bertha Jones Miss Janet Kemme Mrs. Marjorie Kennedy Mr. Darwin Kimble Mr. Robert Kluber Mrs. Virginia Konrad Mr. Bert Kurinsky Mr. Donald Lackey Mr. Thomas Lange- Miss Kathleen Leach Mrs. Sally Leeper Mrs: Jean Lemon er'. Lulubelle Lincks Mr. Hugh Liversedge Mrs. Carol Long Mr. Timothy Luken Mrs. Gayle Maddox Mr. James Maloney Mr. G. Marklay Mrs. Linda Martin Mr. David Mather Mr. Samuel Matsunami Miss Karen Meredith Mr. Stephen Miller Mrs. Inda Millman Miss Hilda Moormann Miss Gail Koizumi Colonel Hlad Honored by Kentuckians Twenty Eight Join'Ranks 0f Withrow Teachers Left: Mr. Louis Owsley Mr. Edward Morris Mr. Jack Mueller Mr. Robert Mullins Mrs. Buelah Myers Mr. Gerald Nassano Miss Nora May Nolan Mrs. Alverna Nored Mr. Patrick Olvey Mr. John O,R0urke Mr. James Parke Mrs. Ruth Patrick Mrs. Wanda Patton Mrs. Patricia Rice H Mr. David Richard V Miss Susan Richmond 1N Mr. Arthur Riley Miss Linda Robbins Miss Mabel Robinson Miss Marjorie Rosenberger 1 Mr. James Scott 1 Mr. Ralph Sensel m , Mr. Harold Sherman Mr. Martin Siegel Mrs. Patricia Slattery Mrs. Garnet Snyder Mr. Roger Stephens Miss Frances Stone Mrs. Jean Suffridge ? Mr. James Taylor Mr. Stephen Taylor 11 - Mr. John Temple 1 Mr. Robert Vickers Miss Linda Wade Miss Maxine Walker 160 Faculty Miss Elizabeth Leslie Mr Frank Rolfes F aculty MFS. Loretta Walllng Not Pictured: Mrs. Lynn Williams Mr. John Wilson Mr. Larry Cox M r. Dan Busche Mr. Ray Wirth Mr. Raymond York Mr. Roger Zwayer 161 Twelve years of schooling t . . what do we have to show for it? A piece of parchment with names, dates, and congratulations? Much more than that. A lock combination we,11 never forget. A closet full of AASOunds costumes, and some programs from spring con- certs. The desk in homeroom with initials etched in ballpoint. A lunchroom chair where we snagged all our clothes. A stack of notes intercepted in study hall, and a pile of old absence notes. A lifetime of buddies you cant find anywhere else. What can we show for these twelve years? Many memories. Officers tLeft t0 RighU: M. Seibert, treas; Tt Dixon, pres; V. Foster. sec'y; S. Gentry, V.P. 162 Ball, Ron Balton, Pam Banks, Jerome Barnett, Julan Bauer, John Beasley, Diane Beatty, Donna Bell, Curtis Bell, Debra Bellamah, Kenneth Benna, Glenda Berry, Douglas 163 Aaron, Patricia Abernathy, Jackie Adams, Anna Marie Aker, Robert Albert, Linda Alfieri, Alan Allen, Barbara J0 Annis, Debbie Arnold, Elaine Augsbach, Keith Baker, Diane Baldwin, Laurel Bottom Row tLeft to Eighth K. Hopkins, M. Maginn, C, Hoehn, V. Foster, S. er, 5. Massey, Pres, S. Mullins. Secy., J. Hasel, Popcorn chrm., K. Suffridge, Steffens, E. Hodge, B. Stallworth, J. Jones. Bow 2: C. Heis, Sgtt-at-Arms, M. Hist, Jenike, Treas. J. Hasel, Popcorn chrm., Lt Koch, Vice-pres., Mrs. Rice, Advis- ' Chosen for leadership, scholarship and personality, members of Dux DUX Femlna Femina and Sigma Gamma, featured on the following pages, served as Withrow,s h Idea People? Dux girls wore jeans with their yellow ' sweater-vests when the mood suited them. The hcmen of Sigma Slgma, Gamma Gamma battled Senior Choir and the band in football. They also reached a tie score 0f12-12 with Dux in grid competition. Bottom Row tLeft to Eighth T. Thomas, Hist, M. Scibert. Treast, T. Fazzio, Riley, T4 Dixon, J. Kassner, Dt Thee, B, Miller, B. Parker. Not pictured: Mr, Pres, A. Tewksbery, Ath. Dirt, It Stanley, Vice-pres., Te Hughesw Secy., D. McElhaney, S. Gentry, T. Beasley. I Castor, Sgt-at-Arms. Row 2: Mr. Renshaw, Mr. Gallagher, D, Shreve, D. ' Boyd, Linda Boykin, Monica Braden, Betty Brewster, Doris Brockman, David Brogden, Brenda Brooks, Deborah Broner, Ava Brown, Beatrice Brown, Debra Bruce, Geraldean Bryant, Deborah Berry, Elsie Besley, Titus Betts, Deena Billings, Gail Bland, Jessica Bohmer, David Bomemann, Linda Bostick, Mike Boston, Denise B6wer, Karen Bowling, Herman Boyd, Beverly 165 Carpenter, James CarrolL Becky Carson, Frieda Carson, Gail Castor, Dennis Chachoff, Chris Chadwell, Kathy Chambers, Bernice Christensen, Peter Clapp, Marcia Clark, Bonnie Clark, Randy 166 Burse, Urylee Burstion, Debbie Bush, Donna Bush, Yvonne Butcher, Pamela Buttram, Deborah Butts, Karen Caldwell, Kenny Galloway, Raynetta Campbell, Cathie Campbell, Constance Cargile, Billy Judy Hasel Surprise iunches by the tower gave Judy a needed break from class. In hopes that there might not be time for her project, she canvassed the area for pennies for her new bank. Only a financial crisis, such as club dues or a ruler for annual could make her part with one of her cop- pers. They could be spared however for a pair of btue jeans or sandals to create the favorite hippish disguise for the hpreach- ens kid. With the aroma of popcorn stilI about her from the 3:15 sale, she entered Room 201 to act as vice-president of French Club, Stalemate of Viet Peace Talks Irritate Students Jeff Standley Blasts of the whistle sounded as the swimmer finished the lOO-yard breast stroke in 1:14 minutes. Teaching swim- ming to beginners and attending sessions on water safety at U.C. became his re sponsibility as Eastwood Fool's life guard. Long walks helped expand his thoughts when baffling advanced place- ment math problems perplexed him. As Withrowk representative to Shillitds Senior Council, he informed it of Tiger- townws activity calendar. After exhaust- ing rehearsals for hSounds orchestra, Jeff headed for the bookroom where he could unwind. 167 Cook, Dessie Cooper, Virginia Cottrell, Don Crew, Kristine Dameron, Cheryl Davidson, Sharon Davis, James Davis, Lydia Davis, Paul Davis, Shirley Denny, Chester DeVoe, Linda 168 Clemons, Tony Clepper, Douglas Clore, Nancy Cofield, Kathleen Coggins, Alicia Colangelo, Joan Colbert, Denise Coleman, Brenda Coleman, Vincent Collier, Bruce Combs, Sue Compston, John Jerry Kassner Dirty hut satisfied, Jerry headed home aftertanother digging session for Campus Beautification. He often became dirty on the job, working at the Sohio station, but jerry did not mind. On weekends he conditioned his Supersport or played football with friends. When not playing on Sigts football squad, he reviewed A.P. history or pondered over Hamlets pro- crastination. Of all courses, the Civil War period in American historyap- pealed to him most. Unclaimed after- noons caught him at Tri-Cmmty Speed- way, watching the stock car races. Chris Hoehn Christs wry grin conveyed an unmistak- able message. This isrft at all gushy, is it? she asked, glancing, up from a newly turned-in copyblock As Annual Literary Editor for two years, her unpleasant duty was to criticize staff members. work, making them wish that she were still 0th campaigning for the school tax levy. Her spontaneous wit, however, made her criticisms much easier to taket She her- self, though, realized the caustic side of her humor, excusing it good-haturedly with, ttltts a good thing that sarcasm isn,t fatal. Sharon Massey Fine brushstrokes and blending colors worked together on Sharmfs canvas as she painted landscapes. .iSAM,, com- bined artwork with politics while cam- paigning for friends in school elections. She drew even more posters announcing History Club meetings and the programs she planned as vice-president. Long- range planning emphasized her work as Annual Art editor. Throughout the sum- mer she sorted photographs for the intro- duction, After measuring copy and pres- iding over Dux Femina meetings, Sharon accepted invitations to impromptu parties. Dux Ties Sig in Fierce Grid Competition Dennis Castor .:Sure, why not? replied Dennis to his AP math teacher, Miss Graham. Apply- ing his skills learned in math he planned future stock investments as they were an easy way to make money without wmking After class the varsity end snatched a quick glance at his football trophy before hurrying t0 the locker room. Following a hard workout from Coach Richard, he relished a big steak dinner and a drive in his yellow Fiat. Between football practices and stock investments, he sold tickets for iiSoundsf, reflecting his hobby of meet- ing new people. fix, f'; Durbin, Vickie Eades, Loretta Eddy, Barbara Edwards, Melinda Eggleston, L0 rene Eldred, jane Eldred, dfean Ellison, Janice Emmich, Robert England, Michael Essex, Nellena Eston, Delores Dicks, Florence Dillards, Reginald Dillon, Yolonda Dilz, Barbara Dixon, Thomas Domineack, Fred Dowdyy Phyllis Draggoo, Natalie Dressell, William Duffy, Winfred Dugar, Emily Dukes, Julius Mari Maginn Rod MCKuen vocalized in the back- ground while Mari calculated the year- book sales Annual Business staff and the executive board of Student Council e01- laborated 0n confiscating more of her time. Modem art gave her a channel to blow her mind. Of modern art, she sa- vored the brush work of Monet and Re- noir. Mari sketched while Blind Faith pulsated from her stereo. hit hurts when something isn,t permanent, but ifs worth it while ifs being temporary? reflected her philosophy. Her concept of life plunged into her poetry and short stories. Lockers Slam for Last Time for Class of 1970 Mike Seibert Shenanigans in the ticket booth and esca- pades as 3 Tower News reporter headed Mikes senior year at Tigertown. As one of the comics in Sigma Gamma and Stu- dent Council he kept morale high. iiBlondiew relaxed by driving his Maver- ick around Mt. Washington and reading his favorite comic strip characters, B.C. and The Wizard of Id. He Claimed, iiSomeday 111 be a rich man ... maybe. As treasurer of Senior Choir and the Se- nior Class he tackled Advanced Place- ment math and managed to play basket- ball and baseball in his spare time. 172 Evans, Barbara Evans, Francine Fazzio, Tony Fazzio, William Ferris, Gregory 1 Findlater, Ann Fisher, Linda Flanigan, Terry Flowers, Janet '1 Foster, Valerie 11 Franke, Linda I1 Franklin, Pat Frazier, Pam Frost, Mary Gamble, Annie Garnett, Theresa Garrett, Patricia Garrison, Jeff Gentry, Stephen George, Carol Ghee, Samuel Gleason, Joseph Coss, James Grant, Phyllis 173 . ,, Homecoming Queen candidates, Left to Right: M. Maginn. R. Robinson, D. Annis. D. Tumau, L, Davis, M. White, S Swan son . Victory Climaxes Tiger Homecoming Parade Chris Hoehn worked under watchful eyes of staff. History Club.s jovial car participated in the parade, 174 Homecoming Queen Marcia White. congratulated from all sides. Tower News members cheered Tigers toward victory. +7 timam .,. Th gefb Mustangs Sma Sh First signs of fall at Hyde Park Square included the Annual Homea coming Parade. Early evening one Friday saw nervous Club members and queen candidates tossing crepe paper and masking tape from car to ear. Then the procession filed up Erie Avenue, spotlighting the tense smiles 0f the eight queen candidates and their escorts. Twice around the stadium at school, and the cars took obscure parking places and quickly lost their plumage. Their occupants gleefully watched as the Tigers thrashed WesternHills. Half time brought Drill Team and Band to the. foreground for a medley including U6 Up and Away. Climaxing the evening was Tom Dixon's crowning 0f Marcia White as queen. Cold weather huddled a couple. Gratsch, Jim Graves, Wade Cray, Judy Green, Edwin Grimm, Peggy Gulino, john Guy, Theresa Hall, Geneva Hall, Karen Harkness, Deborah Harris, Patricia Harrison, Emanuel Seniors Hartman, Donna Hasel, Joy Hasel, Judy Hassman, Gary Hatchet, Frederick Haught, Kimberly Haynes, Louise Heard, Thaddeus Heath, Melissa Hehn, Jennifer Heis, Gail Held, William 176 Lisa Koch Memories from Glenn Lake Of sailing, golfing and playing it kick the can? filled Lisais mind as she prepared her assign- ment for AP English Although her Eng- lish required much concentration, she allotted some time to practice on the piano. Her thoughts, however, strayed t0 the duties of Latin Club president In- spired by the literary selection, iiThe Aeneid? by Vergil, she made plans to major in Latin at college. Involved in college plans for either Miami Universi- ty 0r Mt. Holyoke, iiLis snatched some time over the summer to learn to slalom. Future Grads Attend College Conferences Tom Hughes Corridors echoed with iiHowdo! as Tom greeted his friends on the way to the band room. Practicing piano, tenor sax, and Clarinet left little time for the band president to fulfill his responsibili- ties. As president, too, of Thalian, Tom narrated a speech about Lincoln with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. Munching raw carrots whetted his appe- tite as he read French dialogues or at- tempted putt-putt golf. Before rushing off to a Sigma Gamma meeting in his Hdno-bug he disclosed that his philoso- phy of life was iito laugh all you can while you can? 177 Henges, Susan Henry, Beverly Hensley, Andrew Herbert, Donna 1 Herring, Rhonda Hesser, John Hetzell, Cary Hewell, Annie Higgins, Larry Hill, Linda Hodge, Ellen Hoehn, Ch ristine Hallstein, Raymond Holman, Davida Holzman, Jean Honican, Everett Hooker, Denise Hoop, Kenneth Hopgood, Evelyn Hopkins; Kathryn Howard, Evette Huddle, William Hudson, Dennis Huffine, Gary Joy Hasel Upside down cake and AP history played key roles in Joyis iifci While listening to her collection of Rod MCKUCH albums, she Whipped up all types of yummy pas- try 0r pretzels. During off hours She read Exile, a booklet comprised of poetry and fiction. Her own poem, U People, gained her entry in the literary club Scribblers. The liveifv production of Comedy of Er- rors at Playhouse in the Park increased her awareness of the arts. In her own roles with Thalian she preferred iicome- dy over tragedyf keeping with her Opti- mistic outlook on life. Dux Popcorn Slows Many Appetites Dave Shreve Enm'n'ious dogs Lind contemporary jazz devoured many of Dave's waking hours. 'iDn whatever makes you huppyw illus- trated his philosophy: Tennyson and modem drama demanded attention from him A way from books and into the pool, Dave practiced for mccts. Out of school his travels branched from the United Status to Canada, where he camped Two of his desires. to travel and to see more of Canadian scenery and wild life. came truth Outdoor chores made him share in the work of camping. After he mastered the art of canoeing, he shot rapids. m 179 4:1:mmzw mm 5' 51311154 W5 Full Tapping. Bottom Row deft to Bighu: B. Stallwortk T. Dixon, A. Hmrhn. B. Stvnburg. K5 Crt-w. E. Nudge. Row 3: B. Henry. F. Klein, 52 Du- TL-u ksbury. 5. Sleffons. D. Cook, J. Kuupp. Row 2: P. Snyder, L5 Whilu C. vidson, Ky Suffriclge. 1.. Koch, C. Stump. M, Maginn, M. jenikc. Cum Laude Recognizes Twenty in Fall Assembly Hundshukes and grins Welcomed Mari and Tom into Cum Luudv. 180 Cum Laude Adopts New System For Spring Tapping Fall and spring brought a parade of new Cum Laude members. These seniors, selected for their 3.36 averages, felt a tingle of pride when chosen at one of the two tapping assemblies. For them, Cum Laude meant scholarships, col- lege acceptances, honor cords for graduation and a spring banquet with their parents The tiny gold pin symbolized the opening of many doors and opportunities. Spring Tapping, Top Row deft to Eighth T. Bcsloy, P. Butcher. J. Innis, S. Massey, D. Meacham. Bottom Row: S. Mullins, R. ParkorV V. Potts. S. Risch. M. Teichman. 181 Martha Jenike iiS-o-u-l. Soul Team, Sock-it-to-met now, yelled the varsity cheerleader as she rooted the lettermen on to victory: Off the field and into the water, her front crawl and breaststroke splashed Dolphin president to the top in spring swim meets. Famished from a strenuous meet, Martha reclined t0 the sound of the Ras- cals and a plate of roast beef Rollicking in the park with a group of kids Charac- terized Martha's weekends wBack in the usual grind, Captain of the It,s Academ- ic Team, switched on the radio and tae- kled A. P. math problemsi -i u-ue ..e.-:Iu e Graduates Receive Diplomas at Night Commencement Rtissell Parker Experiments with sulfur and ammonia i forced Russ to hold his breath. while i thoughts of A.P. math problems raced through his mind. When he pondered the mysteries of the world, he turned to the Bible. Unsolved problems led Russell on long walks, which often ended at the golf 1 course. While improving his game, he r found time to bask in the outdoors. In the t privacy of his own mom he listened to classical music, which created the per- fect atmosphere for reading. His favorite - E material ranged from Time magazine to . i. theiiWizardot Id. i I i t 182 Johnson, Cassandra Johnson, Demarris Johnson, Edward Johnson, Gwen johnson, Mark Johnson, Roddrick Jones, janice Jones, Jo Ann Jones, Pam Jordan, Fredrick Kaesemeyer, Dennis Kasee Thomas Hughes, Tom Hummel, Tom Hunt, Susan Hurst, Robert Innis, Jackie Jackson, Deborah Jackson, Michael Jamisonv Leora Jenike, Martha Jenkins, Jean Johnson, Angela Johnson, Barbara Kathy Hopkins Water skiing at Indiana Beach and going out iistag started Kathy's summer. As a fan of the rock group, the Blood, Sweat, and Tearsh, she relished the thought of eating anything and every- thing. uSleepy began her senior year attending drill team practices and An- nual Business Staff meetings. As a mem- ber of the Student Council executive board she participated in school spirit drives and candy sales. As the school year drew to a Close, she looked forward to attending Kent State University. Dixon Crowns Queen at Homecoming Bout bale Riley Half time shows at football games always placed the iidancing drum major up front. In order to lead the hand, Dale went to a four day camp, lea ming how to whistle, direct, and march After football season ended, he returned to his trom- bone in the pep band at basketball games and orchestra in iiSouuds . Besides play- ing in hand, he collected money for Campus Beautification Committee His help on the R.F.Ke memorial gave other Tigers a peaceful place to sit at lunch. After contributing;r t0 the compus, Dale savored his free time being a painter. 184 Lanham, Larry Lanier, Darlene Larry: Linda Larson Kathy Lawson, Lisa Lawson, Pamela Lay, Berta Lee, Michael Leever, Gary Lewis, Dianne Lowery, Thelma Luhosky, Brenda Kassner, Jerry Kaupp, Jan Kelsch, Sally Kennedy, Deborah Kessel, Alma Ketchum, Doris King, Donald Klein, Pamela Koch, Lisa Krumme, Alice Kuhl, Pat Labitzke, Rick McCray, Steve McCray, Vickie McDonald, Louise McGinnis, Gerald McMuHen, John Meacham, Donna Melvin, Keith Merritt, Angie Mesman, Carla Metzler, Cheryl Miles, Mike Miller, Eric Macklin, Carmelita Maddox, Denise Maginn, Mari Magrish, Lewis Mahan, Gregory Major, Elaine Mason, Patricia Massengill, Larry Massey, Sharon McCartney, Nancy McClinon, Rudolph McCloud, Thomas Valerie Foster Chuifs president restored quiet with a good-natured call for order. In addition to this duty, Valerie typed the minutes for the Senior Class meetings before dashing off to a basketball game. Be- cause she considered basketball too tir- ing, though, Valerie discovered long walks in the park more relaxing. Lessons in diving, supplemented her swimming ability. Cooking also proved a fascinat- ing pastime, although she refused to eat any of her own creationst She fared bet- ter in the field of mathematics, however, and planned to teach it in high school. AFSjs Anne Wyke Attends Tigertown Bob Miller Spectators in Withmwk grandstand usually spied Robert rooting for the home teumt Muni E team, a summer league, channeied his Spurting temper into a second-hase fielding position; During that time he earned the nick- name The Butcher. Besides playing baseball, he displayed talents for an- gling. Vacations at Lake Burnside gave him a chance to get in a hit of fishing. Living the rough life of a camper near Cumberland Falls filled Bob with a deeper appreciation for wildlife and na- ture; Between fishing trips he juggled trays at jimble. 287 Mullins, Sally Murry, Linda Myers, Susan Naegal, Wendy Napier, Sally Neblett, Norman Needham, David Newsome, Dan Niederhofer, Sue Noble, Paula Northern, Denise Nurrenberg, Donna Miller, Jim Miller, Robert L. Miller, Shirlene Mill's, Kathleen Minix, Mary Mitchell, Christine Mitchell, Marciano Mitchem, David Moormann, Diane Mosley, Corliss Motley, Victor Moton, Linda 188 Gail Heis Legs whirled around the stage. in quick kicks, hops, and flaps, as iiSmluds', pony Gail Clicked her heels along with the line. When not dancing or managing the business branch of Tower News, she tossed her hat into a whirlwind of pro- jects. tiGilbertM worked as a salesgirl at Shillitds if not diving headlong into Dolphin? meets. Indiana Beach afforded many chances for swimming and water skiing as well as for making new friends. She often continued these friendships through correspondence. By writing, she carried home part of the summer fun. Vote 19 Fires Spirit Of Progressive Teens Tony Fazzio Whois better? iiItuiyi cried Tony as he remembered the friendly fights with the guys. iiltalian Power and iiltaly is Number One! covered Dago's notebook e a familiar sight under his first Clarinet chair, Aside from hand, Tony presided at Sigma Gamma meetings, Plans to beat the band and choir at football overcame disappointment for no Tigertuwn Twirl. Practice for the football games took time. but Tnnyis preparations tor enter- ing college became a major event After graduation he planned on attending the University of Cincinnati Janice Jones Heavenly tones of hymns vibrated from the Choir where Janicejs hours slipped away on Fridays. She completed her evenings as a volunteer to display Saw yer Junior High to new seventh gradersi English rated number One among her various subjects. In her spare moments she obtained pleasure in reading. Usage of CANS tricks and athletics never enti- ed as she applied them to Drill Team Although she only served in the Child- renis Hospital Coffee shop, the closeness with young patients rewarded her with a wish to teach pediatric nursing. -Class Officers Initiate New Pep Club Titus Besley Strangers to Withrow found a friendly smile in Titus Besley. He broke up Se- nior Choiris baritone section between octaves with his Hjoke of the dayn. In the spring, he practiced for Choiris produc- tion number in Sounds. He planted cm- cus bulbs and set broken arms on statues for Campus Beautification Committee. Frequent workouts in the gym kept Titus in the Tiger wrestling teamis 165 weight Class. Titus tried his hand at poetry after reading John Steinbeckis The Pearl. Sporting a mustache, he ushered at the Parentis Night open house. 190 Pearson, Angela Pearson, Teresa Perkins, 'Jaclanetta Perkinson, Rick Pfef'fer, Paul Phelon, Marian Poe, Michael Porten Phyllis Pusey. Michael Potts, Vicki Powell, Charles Powell, Lela Oberklaus, Doug O,Bryant, Karen Ooten, Nancy Orr, Lindsay Osterbrink, john Papayainni, Sophia Parker, Cynthia Parker, Madcniu Parker, Rick Pahish, Robert Partin, Linda Peaks, Sylvia Terry Thomas iiSoundsH rehearsals for Thalian and Choir kept iiTeddy Bear busy. After- wards, he listened to classical music by Chopin. Terry often daydreamed, while music filled the air around him, about iithings Iyd rather be doing? Girls, his mood, and weather furnished back- ground for his dreaming. Often he imag- ined himself coaching or playing a pro- fessional sport: one of his ambitions. Other times Terry drifted back to the iigood old days at Withrow when he felt most students activities centered on their school. College headed his plans after graduation. Sue Steffens Bursts of applause rang through the audi- torium as a shining face accepted her Cum Laude pin. Ranking in the top twenty of her Class, she supplemented her academic studies with Madrigal and Drill Team. Co-captain 0f Drill Team highstepped her way into vacation fun, which included camping in Houston Woods and sailing her own canoe iiTip- py. Summer days revealed Sue with her Girl Scout troop on a schooner bound for the Long Island Sound. Discussions with her friends on philosophies of life in- spired her to remark to simply Hhe yourself Power, Suzanne Powers, Clarence Poynter, Gay Price, Osborne Price, Walter Pryor, Maureen Badford, Bemita Reed, Melodie Reeves, Vivian Reinhardt, Deborah Reliford, Lorraine Richardson, Cheryl Riggs, Timothy Riley, Bonnie Riley, Dale Ringer, Alycia Risch, Sheryl Roberts, Darlene Robinson, David Robinson, Karin Robinson, Marsha Robinson, Paulette Robinson, Rose Roeder, Cyndee 193 Miss Toni Turner Schepmann, David Schrotel, Kirk Seibert, Michael Shaner, Rosanna Shreve, David Siler, Edward Simpson, Linda Simpson, Pat Simpson, Sharon Sleet, John Smedley, John Smith, Arthur Rogers, Lana Rossi, John Rowe, Samuel Rucker, Rita Ruffin, Faye Huge, Robert Runyon, Damon Rutledge, Stephany Ryan, Walter Sand, David Scanlon, Michael Scarborough, Doris ...-,..;W.-.Huk.e. 4,. . . .. A $ A ., Sally Mullins Popsicle in hand, the GAA president slurped diligently as she delved into a mystery by Mary Stewart. Swinging on uneven parallel bars and vaulting horses topped Sallyfs day. Flanked by funny people, the apple salesman scurried from hockey field to swimming pool to skating rink and back again. After devouring a plate of' shrimp, she relaxed to musical sounds ranging from Oliver t0 electrified Jimi Hendrix. Gulped meals and scrib- bled homework characterized Monday and Wednesday as Sally scrambled to get to her swim-instructor course at U.C. Water Break in November Closes School Doors Steve Gentry Experience in Junior Achievements bank trained Steve in the handling of money: Ticketbooth members valued knowledge when the financial problems of selling tickets arose. Money matters, however, never impressed him as much as history. Numerous visits to History Club advanced his desire to become a social studies teacher. His academic sub- jects assisted him with the vice-presi- dency of Senior Class. He fulfilled his leisure from his studies by reading. Lit- erature proved worthwhile when Dick- ensV Tale of Two Cities expressed now days to him. 197 Stephens, Don Stevens, Brady Stiles, Brent Stoddard, Gayle Stone, Ollie Strunk, Pam Stuckley, John Stump, Cathy Suffridge, Kathi Surber, David Swanson, Sandy Tate, Ronald 198 3- ; - . rm :rr-r; , ., m. ; i . J .. L V 1 w ,. .v V ; .7 . - .y .. . , . 4 ; - . . L W '. ., : e H . I I . .r . - m w . . I w: - , A, . : g , . 3 h I I ' v ' - '7: I fr ,r'Vr -. , - 4 k - . ,1: s . J' A. ? V'. . ' . , z . - u . . . ' : i , u H ll Smith, Gloria Smith, Kathleen Smith, Rebecca Smith, Sandy Smith, Sarah Snyder, Patricia Southall, Marilynn Spinks, Deborah Stallwurth, Babette Standley, Jeff Steffens, Sue Stenburg, Ba rb 29:? r 274?: TAW1435T0 I x Ellen Hodge Westem-Havored folk songs taught by a Spanish-American friend gave Ellen a musical insight of America Westminster Choir College set the scene for another musical experience during a summer music course. Creative writing served as a second means of expression. Ellen be- lieved that she wrote best on the subjects she had, definite emotions about. She thought that hmore girls should take advantage of their talents and not be afraid to compete With men. During the football season she sorted band uniforms as a ttBandaid? Club Leaders Meet for Council of Presidents Dan Thee Fore! Dan teed offhis sophomore year as a transfer from Norwood High. Con- stantly 0n the green, Dan specialized in long drives and curvy puttst After golfing he relaxed at home working on various building projects. In a basement work- shop he connected a tape deck and an AM-FM radio to his stereo. With this combination of equipment, he collected several kinds of music, since no one style Classified his taste. Tiger hand music, though, did draw Dan to Friday night football games to watch the majorettes. Most School Spirited: Rose Robinson and Mike Seibert Best Looking: Toni Turner and Ricardo Wilkins 200 w? Friendliest: Marcia White and Greg Ferris Most Vivacious: Debbie Williams and Paul Davis Most Talented: Linda Simpson and Robert Hurst Most Likely to Succeed: Babette Stallworth and Tom Dixon Murmurs 0f ttWho should I vote for? spread throughout the school as students voted for the most out- standing twelfth graders in the tra- ditional senior popularity pollt Only upperclassmen voted, electing friends to such areas Most Likely to Succeed, hBrainiesth, and hBest All Around. Tower News, repre- sentatives scurried to various senior homerooms, delivering and collect- ing the ballots. Surprised winners lehrned the results in the February edition of Tower News; Best All-Around: Mari Maginn and Willie Williams Brainiest: Chris Hoehn and Alan Tewksbury February Elections Reveal 1970 TN. Popularity Poll Best School Citizens: Sue Sleffens and Jphn Sleet Kathi Suffridge Bustling crowds, Jammed hallways. Ev- erything suggesting the depressed joy of school. But to Kathi, hLThatys life? For her it has meant playing Mrs. Krebbs in Inherit the Windn 01' having worked a full day in Governor Rhodes' office. Strangely quiet, she obeyed the rules and kept mainly to herself. Waterfalls, trees and sunlight. DUX, Cum Laude, and History Club. Some resemblance? Even time to be art editor of hScribbles! As for the future? Who can tell, but she? Something exuberant and bright! Yes, this was the impression she left us. .. l ! Graduation Hour Nears for Six Hundred t 1 Tom Dixon Calm settled on the lunchroom as Tom called the Senior class meeting to order. It was another morning for Miss Moor- mann to ask homeroom Does Tom have 1 a meeting?! If it were not Senior Class, 1 it would be Council of Presidents. His homeroom hardly knew him. Tom rarely had to encounter this problem though. He was a recognizable figure about Withrow, however varied in expression. The look of Tom Dixon coming from the . choir was unlike the perturbed reflec- M tions of the same in AP math, but these it became one as a grinning scholar was I tapped for Cum Laude. 202 Thompson, Grace Tinsley, Regina Toliri, Margaret Tucker, Amelia Turnau, Deborah Turner, Elbron Turner, Toni Uihlein, Reif Underhill, Timothy Vaughan, Mary Ann Victor, Jill Walker, Valerie Tatum, Rene Taylor, Evelyn Taylor, Jackie Taylor, Mary Teichman, Melissa Terry, Jennifer Terry, Mary Tewksbury, Alan Thee, Dan Thomas, Ralph Thomas, Terrence Thompkins, Beatrice 'ai 1.; , Babette Stallworth uSay, are you the one giving the tower tours? Babette Often heard the QUESP tion, referring to her job as guide for Campus Beautification Committee. A tour of her private life revealed her iigreen thumb. Although living things numbered among her concerns, AP histo- ry influenced her idea that the Reforma- tion Period offered the most Challenge. Sunshine from the warm Gulf Coast wel- comed Babette one summer as did the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in the na- tions capitolt Ascending the Washington Monument gave her new respect for foot power. minim ' IW mm m5. Spring Banquet Honors Cum Laude Graduates Alan Tewksbury Blood, Sweat, and Tears, a pop group, captured Tewks, support during his ex- cursion to San Francisco. Leaving the mod world behind, he toured Canada and discovered the iitriendlyh faces of Montreal. Back on home grounds, Al tampered with the engine of his ,66 Karmen Chia. Although he relished moments in his sports car, Alan made room for taping pop stars, like Jimi Hen- drix, on his stereo. Combining pleasure with his school work, he listened to Youyve Made Me So Very Happyji while working 011 AP calculus equations. 204 Wallace, Donna Wallace, Peggy Walters, Shirley Ward, Minnie Wardlaw, Jan Warren, Angela Warren, Patricia Watkins, Rico Watson, Mary 1 Webb, Regina 1 Wells, Brenda 1 Wells, Sheri Wells, Toni Westermann, Paul White, Jeanne White, Lori White, Marcia White, Starlett Wiggins, Martha Wilcox, David Wilding, Ricardo Willett, Stanley Williams, Anthony Williams, Bernard 205 Williams, Debbie Williams, Julius Williams, Robert Williams, Willie Williangham, Margaret Willoughby, Pat Wilson, Lynn Wood, Robert Woolford, Chuck Woolfork, Eugene Worthen, Cynthia Worthen, Deborah Yeager, Vicki Young, Richard Zellars, Howard Bryant, Walter Durbin, Timothy Schlosser, Scott Taylor, Mark Seniors Bow Out After Long Sunday Commencement Exercises 206 Abney, Deborah Augsbach, Keith Barnes. Phillip Bassetl. Collin Bennet, Maxim- Bivcns, Gary Black, Sandra Blackwell, Eulius Blair, Albert Blythe, Jeffrey Bohmer, David antic, Michael Broderick, Paul Brown, Pamela Bruyles, Charles Brutley, Stephen Bryant. Charlene Bryant, Curtis Buerger, Richard Burck, Jerry Burns, Urers Buscema, Phillip Bykes, Raymuna Byrd, Joseph ByrlcyM Thendnre Caldwell, Kenneth Calia, Gloria Campbell. Gluria Carson, Frieda Castefluceo, john Chambers, Laveda Childress, Susan Clay, Edward Collier. Diane Combs, Evelyn Conrad, DarIy Cook, Larry Cooper. Lawrence Cordell, Cary Cnitrell, Dan Coyle. Timothy Cravons, Carolyn Davidson, Angela Davis, Deborah Davis. Phillip Dilz. Edward Drake. Margo Dunaway. Jeffvry Earls. Chris 7 Edwards. Joyce Estes, Cary Fagans. Donald Fischer. Loretta Flora, Beverly Foley. Virginiu Faster. Charlotte Evans. Barbara Gardner, Janet Gentry. Alvin Giles, Cheryl Girdlen Anthony Gleason. Joseph Cass. James Grace, Cary Gratsch. James Graves. Wade Crisby, David Hull, Angela Hummer, Boblu Harper. Robert Harrison M atthew Hatchet, Fredrick Huun. Mary Havlin. Michael Havtles, Gvnrgv Hvuden. Brlluo andersnn. Ruhcrt Hvtzvli. Cary Hill, Gregory Holt, lorry I'Ionican. Everett Hopewell, Cary Horan. Rex Horton, Donald Houston, Barbara Huffakcr, Doris Hunt, Juanita Hunter. Jan Hutchinson, Roberta Ice, Frank jackson, Chaya Jackson, Leonard Johnson, Minna Jordon, James Kati, Walter Kirby; Christine Kramer, Linda Kuhl, Patrick Kykes, Will Lane. John Langford, Kenneth Liggeu, Fred Love, Jesse Lyttle, Vivian Marshall, Michael McCray, Pamela MCCIoud, Tommy Mchon, Patrick McCoy, Frank McDaniel, Darryl McGraw, Robert M iddlebmoks, Fred M iIIeL Charlene M illon, Torn Murray, Linda Nov, Crcgnry Nnrthcutl, Roger Parker. Russell Paul, Gregory Penn, Bortrans Penn. Michael Perry, Donna Philleps. Gregnry Flatt, Terry POEM Midell Pool. Dalphine Pope, Robert Powell,Char1es Prinzell, SuSan Purdel, Barbara Buckley: Cary Rood, James Rubinson, Clarissa Robinsom Darnice Ruff, Cari Russell, VVE-ndell Sams. Beverly Sapp. Gregory ShoarsM Roberts Simpson, Jhon Sims, Naomi Sloan, Barb Smith, Cleophus Smith. James Smith Charles Smith, Larry Smith. Shriley Stogall. Deborah Stevenson, john Stillwell, Stanley Stuckey, John Tharp, Richard Tharp. Rnhert Thien, Edward Tibbetts. Vickey Umbach, Stephen 207 Seniors Not Pictured Ventus, Sidney Vielhauer. Harvey Walker, Cienn VVaIkor, Stuart Wallace, Anthony Ward. Gregory Tinsioy', Regina Webb, Michael W'vigantL Kay Wells, Leathu VVigginsM Richard Wilkersun. Frank Williams. Dennis Williams, Phyllis Williams, Ester Wilson, Andrew Wilson. Melvin Williams, Julius M' r Wk? Heads bowed fur the commencement bcnodictionM :w. .35 1:9...33 yaed le bk.mwuu mYW1.mb eWegm Waysmmn AA Aunm mm gnmmmm .mAFmE V+SLWF E? i; n w WoeemmA kmNe nr. 10 aP u h t T S a challenge I think; One to find adventure - happiness knowledge hope for the future 5 d n a In In t 0 Sb Mom Lem 44 hw ca 3? .BI uh d n A um, mC .ln Hm umm omr LLB my 10M P X e O. T e. . m m v M .m n a a r, m e 63 h mm 1m ?f; hmmw 0 ,YY t nummt ivu Of1.b m m m t S O I N Anne Rosalinde Wyke Anne Rosalinda Wyke, England Anne and her American sister, Lisa Koch. 208 Graduating Seniors ' ; Leave Behind ' Memories And Lisa Lawson I am a passionate person e a lover of life, Princess Of Procrastinators and a listener of the hea rt e the heart can never be wrong e so forward, forward e1 shall go on listening and walking under every ladder I see- Toni Turner As a black girl, I reached a point, that made me aware of the smaller part of my life. The desire to belong. . . the urge to be a part of. .. the longing to be alone when I faced hurt. .. the rejection. . I This is the way I felt. 1th such a little thing to weep A . but the paint . . the anxiety and the disappointment I felt. , . are only the smaller part of my life that seems so huge to me now. Hugh Cox I a m 21 pe rson who is easy to get along with. I get very happy, like to walk, run and can't quit talking or smiling. In fact, I get so happy at times I cant even sleep at night. Sometimes I see strange things. When people are interested in these strange things I see and will talk with me about them, I may let them see these things David Bohmer What feelings shouId one have for his many frustrations? It seems that these miseries are Iifeys gift to man. To have very few enjoyable moments is the gift, and with each enjoyable time we have, it comes to pass and becomes memory, I may sound like an old man looking hack on his youth, but sometimes I live there to pass my shortcomings. Is it worth it? 212 I,d love to move through life With flowers on my head Hoping theyId never wilt, Time, simple time Changes me so Everyday. Someday , . . soon . . . very soon I wish T0 gather my dreams And let them take wing with me. Security, the greatly sought Will I try finding 1n ground, grass, and water. Blessed Cod Grant me peace of mind For perfect children Shine within themselves. Michael Lee My responsibilities are too often broken. . . or forgotten. . . or neglected. My life has been wrecked; I must rocmnpose my ideas and desires. Conversation is a dangerous weapon. Is He really fair? Growing 0ch really hurts. .. how long can I endure? Childhood is the most wonderful era Sometimes the world is my enemy, except the stone. I am unpredictable . which is good. Anyone could tell you that there was more to being a junior than i' groveling before upperclassmen. Challenge came with AP Ameri- can History, introduced this year by Mr. Weis. Besides cluttering Ii their minds with historical facts, pupils had a chance to test their knowledge of English and math 0n the PSATA Not always concerned with study, eleventh graders turned their thoughts to money making i. projects, such as selling T-shirts and sweatshirts. The money went into Prom Fund, With the sale of rings, students waited in line to have their fingers measured and to pay deposits. At the yearys close, E; juniors looked to becoming:r upperclassmen by electing Senior Class 1? officers. Left To Right: Curl Smedlvy. pros; Diane Williams. VP: Putty M ullins. lro;is.-. Pam Wostor. seey. qu r A 215 Juniors Abernathy. Eric Adkins, Shirley Alexander. Shelli Andersun. Cheryl Anderson. Stanley Ange. Michael Ankle. Linda Applr, Bub Arnold. Bill Atkins, Linda Aver; Deborah Butler. Torry Bailey, Beckie BzLirLL jenny Ballillgmt Rhonda Barnes, Dolores Barnes. Eric Barnett Jnhnio Mae Bauer. Debbie Bavix Thomas Buxten Belinda Benua. Tony Bellumah. Dan Bivens. Marsha Black, Sylvia Blackwell. Dollie Blalark Marcus Bluntun, Larry Blossom, Frank Blmlgh, Kris Burcheri Rick Bornemann. Janice Boswell, Cary Bowers. Brad BnyiL John Boyd, Vivian Boykin, Bernadine Bnykin, Christine Bradshaw, M yru Bradshaw. Walter Brantley. David Bruswcll, Cynthia Brock, Kathy Brooks. Curtis Brooks. Dave Brooks Linda Brooks. Michael BTUWIL Debbie Brown, Debbiu Brown. Rosemary Bruce, Sharon Bruther. Gail Bryant. Alice Bryce, Sue Buchanan, Dolores Buchunnm1,Jesse Buford. Daniel Bunch, Cary Burke, Bernadette Bush. Debora Bush Georgia Butcher, Helen Butler, Terry Cahnll. Jim Cullmrt, Jerri Caldwell, Dale Campbell, Audrey Campbell. Cynthia Campbell. Debbie CamplwlL judy CumphelL Rita Cannon, Cheryl Capuselu. John Carney, Richard Carter, Jerry Carkw Mark Cuvavuugh, Robert Cave, Maurice Chadwell, Rusty Chamberlain, Rodney I Juniors Chisholm Becky Cimamsti. Cathy Coggin. Kathy Cunway. Tyrone Cook. Gloria Cooper. Polly CorbixL Marilyn Corbin, Melvin Corwink, Kathy Cnusy, Ticia Craft Dianna Cramcn Rusty Crutcher. Lori CulbutlL jerry Cummins, Marty Curles. Rita Dalton, Marc . Daullnn. Cheri 1 Davis. john Derby. Gary Dickerson. Harvey DiPucciKL Michael 11 1 Dial, Rnsalie i i - D0rity.Sarmma E u I DurIL Dan Dowors, Bev I Dunn. Sandra ' Dunsnn, Rodney Eakin, Hugh Edward. Darnell Edwards. Priscilla Elliott. LnrruQne V Eisner, Diane Emmich. Susan I . Evans, David 1 Evans Emanuel Evans Mary Ann Evans, Richard Fairbanks, Kenneth Fanchcr, Mary Springtime found more students on the bridge 216 Juniors Feltncr, Cathy Ferguson, Wendy Femne, Bruce Fields. Alton Filgis, Louis Finley. Alvin Firestorm: Ann Firestorm. Richard Fisher, Debra Flanagin. Linda Fluharty, George Fluharty. Jeff Foley, Wanda Fowler, Connie Franklin, Waller Friedrich, Warren Frost, Debra Frye, Dudley Garner, Anne Gainer. Michelle Gaines. Pam Carries, Donald Cibsun, Marcellus Cildemcister. Ruth Cilhnuley, Marie Gill, Donald Gill, Violet Gilmore, Sharon Gilpin, Regina Gable. Arthur Cormiller, Debbie Cram, Pamela Grant, Vickie Gatsch. Kathy Cray. Iuan Greer. Danny Creis. Gary Griffin. Janice Crisham. Arlette Culley. Pam Cunklach, Peggy Harv, Julia Hagar, Frank Hain, Robin Hairs. Patricia Halfter, Joyce HalL Konnith Hambrik, Roger Hammann, Vicki Hampton. Craig Haney. Barbara Handman, Margaretta Halsell. Margo Han kersun, Lester Hafe. Connie Harmon, Elaine Juniors Harper. Luis I'IurriugtmL I'loutlmr Harris. Clurvnce 1 Harris. Shuriun Harrison, Slave Hvlms, Dvhbie I'lvnderson. Barbara IIL-rlmrt. Sue Horle Sandy E'Iorzog. Wayne Heslur. Debbie Hewitt. Stove i I'licks Antlmny i - Hill. Burt I'linrm Fred Hinton. Robin Hulbr. Karen Hung. chry Ilnllingswurth Kathy Holloway. Donna llnllouuy. Janie Holman. Lulu Holmvs, Yolanda Iloskins. Putty Howard. Dm'ilhu l-quunL Janet Howell. John Huber, Michael Huddlesinn. Dwight Hughes. Cindy liutchison. Mark Hutton. Dun H lmhul'f Michael 1 h 1 lmhuff.Nancy JuuksmL Audrvy jucksmL Mury Jucksun. Patsy junlos Dennis Jenkins. Cecil jvnnings. jumcs jnhnsnanlandiu jolmsun. Earl , - 5 jUhIISUIL Everett juhnsun. Bury I JuhnsmL Nelson Jolly Julie jmms. thty 1 1 juhnson, Brvnda I $ jnnes, Curl junes.C1iH I ; Jones Della ' 3 joncs. Phyllis Jnnes. Richard l Kuhr. Clarence 1 Kuppt-i. Stove Keily.51lvrry lx'mmc'dy Denny Kennedy. Richard Kotllcn Tom I 1 Kimble. Samuel Kinurd 'I'hvresa i ; 3 Kinczuuum. Robert King, Mike 1 i u Kompct', Donald : Kinney. Kevin Kline. Gary 5 Knntl. Arthur : Knudgin. Sandy J Krqu Cumiyn Kreis CyI1t11ia Kuhl. Paul LuclL Su ra Ludnnw Mike Lang. Wendy LarsmL Michael Lavender. anks LuVUy, Pam Lawson. Jonathan Lovvvr. Bruce Lott, Linda Luis Hnrpvr watched forehemicul reactinns in lab. 219 Juniors Levendusky Linda l.ew1'5 Michele Lewis, Mike Liltlejohn. Roger Logan, Sandra Lonsuc. Dawn London. Becky Love Dwight Lower, Linda Ludlum, Richard Luke Karen Lynn, Charles Lyons. Stephanie Madison. Myra Mannis, Debbie Marriott, Marty Matthews, Saundra Mattingly, Linda McAffry. Roch ML'AHistcr. Jay McBride. Gerald McCall, Marvin McCants. Werneaker MuCoHum. Bev McDaniel. Put McKeehzuL Sandra McMahon. Kevin MCMillatL Eugene McRae. Kathleen Meadows, Curtis Meadows, Pamela Mchl, Madha Meyers, Cami Miller, Deborah Miller. Gregory Miller. Elizabeth Miller, Richard Miller. Shirley Minning. Richard Mitchell. Glenna Mitchell. Lane Miller. Richard MitchelL Ruth MitchelL William Mizell, David Juniors Mnermnnd. Alan Muntgnmvr'x. Michuvl Moon. 511311.11 Xlnr1 ik Bnb Molim; Murcia Momma Runnio Mullins. Deborah Mullins. Putty Muudy. Urn: Mnnmm Dt'blyiv Murray Murih n Muslain. Donna Nzlgc'1.'l'iln Nelsons, Linda Ndmn, Rosalyn NowlmlL Durn'll menlun, Putli N'ickum, Tern Nicmi. Lori Mnnhnlivn, Maureen Norman. Duwin Norman, Duane NnrwrlL Egon Nunn, Bub OYBricn. Mike Odom. Sheumn Oglcshlx: Jm'liu Orr. Brian Osbornv, PuEly Overhulsu Linda Pugzlnrlli. Dennis Parks Curry Purtiu. Sharon Patterson, Craig Patterson, Fred Patterson, Pat Pf'klkb Marvin Peltier. Dnmm Perry. D21 rlone Pouplcs Du mthy Potilgout. Stove Pctreyihmna Phelon, Jackie lelon. RE'VLL Pickering. MulIcy P01icush-n Juc Puilock. Eva Pnpc Thnmus 220 Connie's Eire baton climaxul the show. 221 Juniors Pnu ell. Mzu'thu Powell. Yvonne Pratt. Sumlru Puckett. Inuls Rachel, Uwvn Haingu andu Ru-vvs, David Roif. Debbie Hoinllurt. Carry Reinllurt. Larry Hi-ylmlds. Rn-x Hicv. DnriS Richardson. Hick Hubert. Ricky Robbins. Kris Robertson. Bonita Hubinmm chmctlv Robinsnm Tom Rodgers. Chris Rogers, Thelma H050 Janice Ruwr, Kirk 11055.leth Russx Stow Ruutt. Elvaumr Rnu'e. L-xnnvltc Sadlor. C21 mlyn Szldlor. Linda Sanders Luvon Sanders. Bvrnicc Sutterfieltl, Debbie Suvicki. Steven Scales, Marlene Schanwr. Colleno Schildm'chi. john Schlossml Mark Schumzlclwr. Linda ScnlL Dana W Scott, Linda SCML Raymund q Scull. William Scuwright. Phyllis SelplL Glenn Struyhornu. Charlain- Shuuck. John Sheffield Donim 1 Shc-llun, Currie Shvllml. Miuhad Shinklr. Judy Shufurd, Charles Sivmmi Sunder SiurvvltL Michclv Siam Elbert Skcene. Linda Skirvin. Cary Slaughter, Patti vadivy. Curl Smith, Barry Smith, Becky Smith. Beverly 4 Smith. Connie 41 Smith Kzlzuvu '3 Smith. Pauline ' Smith. Tim I Sm dL-r. Dave Sunnelmm. Dave Spence. Lonnie Spivey; Mike Stacey, Donna Stein wcdcl. Steve Stephens. Aifred ! Stcuurt, Rn'nin l Stvuurt XVt'nde ,. SEiHWCH. Ruth StnffrcgulL Emily Stnlmnbcrg. Lynn Sfump,ji1n 5111111119r3 Donald 1 Sunday Lau'mmrc Swurl.jt1hn Juniors Taylor. Denise 'Faylur. Joan 'I'aylur, Robert Toaslvy, Wultvr '1 1101nus.CcCil I'humaS Jeff 'I'homas. Larry Hmn'lmi Lg diu Thmnus, Suo 'I Immps0n Anthom Thompson, Phyllis Thornton, Rosemary Thurkill, Emic Tillvy, Deborah Tillery. Weslvy TinsIey. Lydia Titswnrth, Deborah Tobias. Stephen Todd Debbie Tumcn Grog Townsley, Harry Tye, Mickey Ushrr. Linda Vaughan, Judy Vaughan, Vickiv Vmsloy, Bobhiv Vielhuucr, Cuml Vinvyurd, Sherry Waldow, Esther Waller, Derrick Walker, Jackie Wulkcn Rnbrrt VVuHuc-v, Churlvs Wallace. 51m rlvvn VVuHs, Yiolettu VVardluw. Selinda Warner. Pam Ware, Robert Ware. Sharon Ware. Vicki VValsmL Nancy XVeiclller.JVIurHlu VVL'iss, Cathy WL-llnm, Larry Wvlls, Dion Wheeler. Holly White. Grog Williams. Blanche VViHiums. Brad Williams, Cheryl W'illiums, Deborah Williams. Gary VViHiums, Greg Williams, Juno! Williams, Kenneth Williams, Mary Williams. Michael Williams, Peter Willis Michele VVilsnn. George Wilson, Lynn VVirthlin, Linda Woody. Steve V'Vonlfork. Denise melfnrk, Jern Woolley. Nancy Woolridge, Debbie Worley, Claude Waster, Pam Wright, Thomas Yates, Barln Young, Charles Zuckiewicz, Kathy 222 SOPHOMORES War raged between tenth graders and those mechanical monsters of the lunchmom. Every once in a while an ice cream machine would give birth to a cheese sandwich. Away from the lunchroom this enormous school posed many problems for the new students. Election of class officers replaced some of the boredom of homeroom Newly elected officers aided Greg Wil- liams in his role as Sophomore president. This was a new experience to underclassmen coming here for the first time. Sometimes, however, tenth graders became confused by the numbering of classrooms. Often a'sopho- more would be lost, wandering around aimlessly. Soon, howeveri tenth graders did master the routine here at Tiger Town. Kris Evans, Treas; Terri Oester, Secy; Greg Williams, Pres; Bill Posey, V. P. w A I: A , Mywmiwml VMEWH .m Sophomores Adumkicwicz, Mary Adams. Theresa Albrighl, Cynthia Alexander. Patricia Allen, Ed Amunn, Trudy shnburgy. Debbie Andorsnu, Dennis Anderson, Mark Anderson. Wayne Andrew. Ron Apple, Linda Armstrong, Rosanne Asken, Robert Austen. Gwen Avous Larisa Balmr. Debbie Bailey, Carol Baker Norman Baldwin. Roger Bull, Cary Ballard, Darlene Buukhcad, Vanessa Banks, Annie BurfiolLL Cindy Burficld. Wanda Barlow. Faye Barnes. Patricia Barrw5 Tommie Bartlett, Reed Buskerviilu Anne Buss, Mary Balsam. Kathy Buxlvr, Anita Beckelhimel. Carol Bedinghaus, Robert Bennett Byron Beunntt,CI18rvl Bennett. Donald Bvst, Craig BimcL David Boss. Josylan Black, Letha Black Wanda Blunton, Gary Bloomfield Steve Babb, Leonard Bnlden Rodney Bolton, Mike Bonner, Mark Butcher, Jack Boyd. Rita Boyley, Regina Brahsrm, Laura Bradley Cecil Bradshaw. Rosalind Brady. Debnrah Brandenburg, Linda BruswelL Marilyn Brinkdnpke, Fred Brinkmann, Jack Brogdon. Curita Bmmugcn. Patricia Brown, Belinda Brawn, Joann Brown. Patricia Brown Saundra Bruce, Ron Bryant, Doug Bunch, Jeanne Burton, Steve Bush, Bonnell Bush. Sue Buttram, Valerie Butts, Stephen Byrd. Dianne Byrd, Willie Campbell, John Campbell, Karen Campbell, Monica Sophomores vw. v gm .- 51le H v I am ?afha g. 41. W: , : M o n ' niggwku Cameras captured memorable schonl events. Mascots were close friends at night football games. Autumn sun fell on pep assembly spectators. Camphcll; Odessiu Curpcnts, James Currivr. Pam Carter. Anthony Curlvr. Greg Casey. Rim Cateb, Jeffrey Caludoll. Pam Cecil. Cindy ChquwelL Debbie Chambers. julins Chambers. Ruth Clmppcll, Elizalmth Churlton.jm1iw Childs Melvin Christensen john Clay. Chcrisc CIme-urs Jeff Cohom. Paula Column. GrL-gnry Collin. Camillc Collier. A rnnid Collins. Debbie Collins. Dmmis Collins Diumm Collins Penny Collins; Rnhin Conk. Jim Cnopvr, Mary Copenhmvr. Maury Colrvll. Shumn Coultcx'. Kim Cny. Barb Crawford. Paul Crawford. Ruth Cn-wx Denis Crugs, Gail Crutcher. Maurice Culbrrtsnn. josvph Culiph Curtis 225 Sophomores Dumeron, Bob Dangerfield. Diane Duuicls, Karen Duvii Brenda Davis Drcnla Davis. Cave Dax'is. Tom Deal, Pamela DclMunte, Richard Dickerson. chbie Dixon. Robin Donaldson. Strvon Dorm. Dora Dowdy. Margurcl Doyle, janice Dudley, Laura Dumug Dale DuvalL Rhonda Eddy, Linoite libhcrs. jim liberle, Debbie Edmonson, jue Edwards. Mark Elder. Crag Elliott. Kathy Ellis Steve Eschmeyer, Barb Estes, Russell Evans, Jimmy Evans, Kris EwaIL Steve Fant. Bonita Farmer, Philip Furnell, Martha Farris, Kim Fedder, Gail Fenker Edward Ferguson. Linda chklin. Pam Fisher. Whitney Flukor. Beatrice- Folds, Cami Foley',-Sherry Foster, LeMue Frankenstein, Debbie Franks. Patricia Frasure, James Freeman, Denise Futmn, John Gadberry, Slcvc Callaher. Gerry Garland. Debbie Garrison, Deborah Cay. John Gerber, Lynn Gilreath, Willie Cinn, Sandra Cirtnn, john Gleason Tim Cuudwin, Audrey Gosney. judy Cray, Debbie Green. ShClia Griffith, Ardell Crisby Barbara Crisco, Jam Griswold, George Hagen Lisa Hall. Sue Hamilton, Shelley Haney. Janet Hannah, Karvn Harmon, William Harris, Kenneth Harris. Obbra Harrisml, Gwendolyn Hatchet. Norm Hayden, Vanessa Haynvs. Maefrn Hawkins, Cheryl Sophomores Helm. Connie III'ld, Jana I'Icnsley: Daniel Herring, Christine Hicks, Lillian HilL Dwight Hincklcy. Mike Hinkle. Debbie Hobsun, Richard Hodges. john Hollmmk David Hmmshcll. Bonnie Houston. Cindy Howard, Anthony Howard. Chip Howard, Rick Howard. Sue Howard Sue Huelsmun. Robby Huffine, Mark Hummons. Sandra Hunter, Carol Hunter, Necna Hunt Sllumn Huston, Scotty ICC. Willie Wand, Roger Ingram, Betty Ingram. Imagine Innis Steve Ivvy, Gunrgc Jacksnn, Bernard Jackson, James jarvis. Nancy Jennings. Dave Jervis. Vicky Johnson, Cynthia Johnson, DeShannon Johnson, Emile jolmson, Grace Johnson, Keith Johnson, Linda johnson, William Johnson, Bill jones, Alonzo eres Claude junvs. Phyllis juncg Yvonne KuppeL Ted Kaupp. Steve Kearscy Kathy Ketchum. Daniel Kidd, John Kinm-yg Joe Krista, Diane Kuhl, Sheree '1 Sophomores Kussman, Robyn Lzlclriga11,YiCki w LancastL-L Sharon Larson, David Lutham, William I Lzm-Temm Kathy . La wrencu Taylor ' Loo. Carl 1 L m. Esther Lev, Janenv y LeL-anland Loo. William L Lennard. Mike Leslie. Vicki h S Linncnhorg, Dan I Littlc. Keith I ; Lipscomb. Susan Long. Jamvs Lowery. Jeff v Lowery. joseph 5 Lundy. Sharon Lusk, jim 1 Maduris, Gwen Maddox. Byron .1 Maddox, Larry 1 : Maddmx. Thad ' Manning, Carolyn Ma rcus, Carol .X1-l1rlvcslmry Harold Martin Marvin Marzig, Robert I Mason, Bobby K 1 McBride. Pat ,' McCallum, Lisa McClcndnn. Vicki ' McClinnn, Roberta McCoy, Gloria McDongald, XVaHy McElmth. Shelia McCohan. Ken McCrath, Susan I McKinley, Michael ' McKleen, David McNeel, Lee McMiHian, Charles McQuestion. Debbie 7 Meade, Linda Meineke. Frank 228 229 Sophomores Messer. Lonnie Miilelz Bm- Miller, Carol Miiler, Carry Miller Robert MiHS, Dwun Minning. Walter Minnn Mabel Mitchell. Mike Mitchell. Steve Mitchcm. Roslyn Mulden, Sandra Montgomery Joslyn Muomaw. Patti Murgan, Bonnie Murgam Doug Mark. Melissa Muwery. Sherry Mayer. Barbara Mullins, Paul Mullins. Sandy Mullins, Valerie Mysonhimer. Donna Nash. Thomas Neidhart, Nancy Newsome, Greg Norris, Nellie Norman, John O Brien. Brenda O'Dom, Debbie Oester, Terri Oligee Douglas Omen, Karen Ooten, Monica Orth, Linda Parish, Eugene Parker, janet Parker. Marsha Parks, Glenda Parks, William Parrntt. Martha Purtlow. Karen Partlow, Kathy Patterson, Gary Peters, Leslie Patterson. Shirley Petty, Mike Phelps, George Phillips, Mike Phinney, john Pickering, Joan Pointer, Kenncth Polard. Jefferie Pope Kenneth Pusey, Bill Powell, Dana Powell, James Powell, Terry Price. Karen Prokich Dorothy Prophet, Audrey Pruitt, Greer Pullins, Marilyn Quimby. David Quimby, Debra Runkim Rnhin Ran kins. Isiah Ray. Henry Ready. Sue Reed, Josie Reeves, Debbie Rcif. Pam Raising Dorothy Render, Charles Renfro, Glenna Renimw, Tim Reyeg Bob Rhea Mark Richard, Shirley Richardson Deborah Sophomores Richardson, Rosie Ricdingvn Carol Rilq, Bruce Riseh. Carolyn Robinson. Lt'unurd Robinson. Ricky Rogers. Marilyn Rogers. Patricia Ruwlund, Linda Rowland. Louise Rullerlmuor. Ed Ruckor. Cunrud Rylmlt Don Sanders. Barbara Sanders. Keith Schrmler. Jennifer 1 Schulz. Karen Schllmucher. Karen Shanon Colleen 1 Sharp. Lester Shelton, Carson 1 Shields, Susan Slmnlmrgcr, Dulyra Sholos. Gourge ShrL-vu Bub Shrwc Nuncy Sivck Paul Simpson Lynn SingIt-tmL Durlrne Hizmnnrv. Curtis i 3 Sizcmurc, Kathy Shun. Cathy 1 Slaughlvn Joan l Smith. Byron E Smith. chrldine Smith. Judie Smith Mary Smith, Michael H Smith, Sylvia Smith. Vanessa J Smith. Willis Snyder. John Snfvr, Valli Spuuldlng. Lotha Spright. V'vmrvll i Smdolman. Joan I Slullu'urfh. Gvuge 1 Strunglv, Walter i wi f Shirl: Darryl l Stustny. Sylvia 1 Stvphmm Luvnnne X Srvwart. Charles I Stunsum Jackie S'l'owart Peggy StuHrL-gzm. Roger Sloudor, Rodney , Slm'ulL Barbara 5 Strange. quthy 5 Sllcdlml. Pam . : Suffridgc. Mark : Simlor. Kenneth I Summerlin. Becky . SwinFanL Margaret g 'l'ahks. Timothy I Taylor. Sandi Tootor. Edie . Tcstu, Peggy Thomas, Cecil ' Thompson. Cheryl Thornton. Beverly 1,: I Thurston. Tim W 1 Taylor, Nancy Tilfnrd. Jim Timothy. Faye Tobias, 'I'mn Todd. Denise Tulhlu Samuel , Triuntus. Jim j Trice. Milton Tumuu, John 230 Sophomores Tuttlc. Laurie Tyc. Louis Vach. Bill Vuskc, Dave Vaughan. Lynne Vaughan, Puulu Victor, Greg Vilurdu. Michael VinsnlL Brenda Vi rge. jnyce V055 John WalldmrL Lydia Wulken Joyce Walker. Lurraine W'ulker. Tim Walls. SteH-n VVillkET. Vivian W'ulkiven, Penny W'ultL-rs Tim Walton. Ray VVurrPn. Em t'rllx Warren. Dun Wurrvn, Siu-liu Washington. Anllmny Waters. Michael Watson. Forrest Watson. Mikv Watson. Rick Watson. Steve- Watson, Vernon Weaver, George VVouver. Runseveli Weber. jumes VVL'HH. Debby VVL'SL Fred Whitacrv. Ken While, Cheryl White. Joyce VVhiIe. Kulhlevn Winn Ellen Wiley. Amber Wilkins, Jeanne Wilkins Michael Wilkinson, Pheetta Williams. Darryl VVI'HI'ams Williams. Williams, Williams Williams Williams. Williams. Williams. Williams. Williams. Donald EH21 Crcg je'rry Katrina Pam Pamela Rachel Sharon Stcvo Wilt. Sandra VVnntL Carla Woods. Diane Woods. Greg Wright. Elnora VVrighL Jvlm Wynn. Gayle Yates, Rnnsm'vll Yclding. Durlenv Zackory, Valencia vacklviu. Marsha 231 FEE SHMEN Feelings of superiority permeated the halls as the freshmen bid their final year to junior high. During preparation for their new experi- ences in the senior high, ninth-graders assumed leadership in the organization of the new junior high to be Opened in the fallof1970t Amid their responsibilities the boys relieved tension through vigor- ous workouts with the reserve team while the cheerleaders rooted the boys on to victory. During school hours, students en rolled in new freshman courses such as geometry and biology, As final exams marked the end of their year, students anxiously anticipated fall and their move to the senior high school building Pensive looks through the window revealed narrow junior high hallways. Freshmen Ablwr. Uichuol Adkins, jmw Anm-s. Snv Arrmd. Xlike AlkinsnlL Richard BL-ublcy, Stm'on Billnw. Cary Bulzm. Pul Bonaviu. Sandra Buu'o1 5 Paula Bracken. Srvphnny Brunch. 'l-L-rri Brnrlksbzmkl Linda Brnyles. Djunv Buchanan. Larry Campbell, jeffru'x' Cantrell. Sharon Casey. Phillip Chin, NUEOU Clupp, Cutlu Clay. Bornita Clmvers. Deborah Coleman 'l'm'vsa Cullcyx'. Zollu Cmnpston, Sandy CnmptnlL Connie Cnr11xx ClI.I.il1Ll11 Couch, Kathleen Craig, vacrIy Davidson. jaunt Davis. Shanda Dvgenimrl. J00 Dickerson. Chrryl Eblin, Juhu Farmer. jnhnls Faul, Ramona FIccl-wnstcilu Xnn Gadhcrryz Kim Cell. Lawrence Gills, JUD Cilller. Karen Cilkcson. Debbie Gohs. Sllcrn Cruhum. Tum CITY ' EH Guy. an Hadley. Toni Hague. Amy Hurbuugh, Mary H'JUDE. Robyn Hln'lilL David Hawkins. Doris HcmcsntlL Gan Hensley, Dvhbio Hell Bull Hill. jennifer Hill, Phyllis Hneffer. Hike Hollingsuurth. Patti Hnlt Tum Hucklc'r, Kim H umphrics. Wanda Humphrey. Hnraco Hutchisml. Dan HIINUIL Diane lsume. Mike jacksun, Delmruh jolmsnn. David jnlmsnn. Edward jnncs. Deborah Jud, Wi'rnvr Kay. Rnbvrt chin. Linda chms. Cheryl Koehler. Lin Knkm'fen Mark Lacy. Sue Lane leody Lunghnrst. Delahio Lanzvttal. Pete 233 F reshmen Lay, Pvggy Lvslic. Pall Lewis; Tommy Lightncr. Steve Lulm, Bill McDermon, Dan N1CIHK05h.JU-YCG Mvachum. Connie Meow Debra Millvr. Denise Minning. Barbara Murgun. Put Muss. Hence Vhlsluin, Cary Nam. Jucquuline 359111. Durlvnc Nnel, Mciissa OBrien, Patty IsulmL-n Lisa Palml-n William PaerZ. A rune Petitguul, Anna Pi'mmnigan. Stove Ping. George Pulicastru, Dawn vaclL Cathy Prestnr. Darloon Puckett, Burl: Handlin, Cathy Sunnclmm, julie Stoddard, Cindy Suskind. Stephen Thnmus. Daryl 'IVinlborlukc. Sllvila Tillcy, Donald Truman Frank Tryling. David Turkull, Cvnrge Usher. jim Vulmm-e. David Vildrdn. Tum VVuhvrs L-xndu Wamsloy. Kim Westormann, Ann VVilCnx. Slvphzm Wile, Wayne Williamson. Jnhn Wilson, Jeff Wilson. Debra Wilhlin. Mike Wolf, Kenneth Woods Thelma EIGHTH GRADE thi so glad 1,111 not the youngest kid at school anymoref? hLook at that kid. He,s lost just like you were last year. WYOLI go up these steps then turn right. IFS the first door on the left. Instead of asking questions, this year eighth graders gave the directions. School seemed less frightening and not as hard for these experienced With- rowites. Time now was not spent starting anew in clubs or traditions. They were already reading requests from the Student Council suggestion box? singing for a Christmas assembly in Jr. Choir, and twirling us majorettes, When spring came eighth graders made Stu- dent Council election posters, getting ready to be next yemns leaders. Starting UHVu second year at Withmw mount L'nnwing the way to ehxss and seeing old friends. Eighth Anderson, Lisa Barnes. Brenda Batsrm, Dunna Beets, Cindy Ben'sey Adam Blockson, Mary Bucktett, Mike Boyd, Sharon Branch, Kathy Brinkdopke, Carol Brown, Douglas A. Brown, Douglas K, Butts, Kathlven Casey. Donna Clay, Darrell Clawcrs, Pam Cornell, Jack Craft Ronnie Crews, Roberta Damemn, Jim Davenport, Jim Davies, Beth Davis. Aaron Davis, Jnunan Deal. Tina Diilom Barry Donaldson, Phyliis Dooley, Thon'sa Dmgrtnn, Davy Ealy Mary Eckerlv, Nancy Eldcr, Jon Ernt'SL Ken Ester, Debbie Fleckenstein, Robert Frye. Racheal Gaffney, Shaun Gensler. Peter Gibbs, Janet Cilkerson, Wayman Godfrey. Brenda Godfrey, Sharon Grant, Beverly Gratsch, Mary Grcvas, Guor e Grooms, Ric y Hagen Robert Hall, Patti Hannah, Wanda Harrison, Robert Hartman, Ronny Haungs, Terri Henderson, Jeffry Hendrickson, Peter Hickman, Darrne Hooier, Ed Hubbard Sylvia Hudson, Cathy Highes, Patty Hur ey, Karen Ingersole, Sherry Jackson, Rose Janneck, Denise Jansen, Scott Johnson,Curr1e Johnson, Greg Johnson, Irene Johnson, Sara Karp, Steven Ketz, Norma Kelly, Bonnie Kelchen, Joel King. Norma Kaesemeyer, Peggy Levendusky. Nancy Manning, Iames Marcum. Shirley Marzig, Wanda McFarland. Gail McFarland, Steve Wingerl, Karen Witt. Marguerite Wood, Lori Zaeh, Howard Zumwalt, Deborah 237 Eighth MCGuhan. Bub Meece. Edward Mefois, jun Mo Vin, Susan Miller, Brenda Miller, Paula Mitchem, LaVome Molt Mikv Mvnlgomery, Kim Morgan, Lisa Muss, Regina Munoz A rthur Newherry, Andrew Ooten, jamice Parker, Lori Perry, Hunal Pfenninger Paul Phillips, Meg Phillips, Monica Phillips. Pam Poff, Mike Ratt. Robert Puckett, Ray Quinlan, Kathleen Ramcy, Karen Rawlins, Evelyn Ray. Debra Rayford, Ernest Ready. David Rengering, Brad Retzler. Karen Richardson, Scott Rogers, Mary Roberts. Sherri Roberts, Traci Rouse. Virginia Runsiedln. Elizabeth Schaffer, Barbara Seafiert, Sherry Seng. Murcia Siekbert, Danny Sink, Eudie Sizemore. David Sizemore. Diane Skean, Ruth Smallwuod. CharEotle Smith, Candy Smith, Marsha Smith, Pam Snape,Joh11 Snodgrass3 Charlie Stemler.1.oilie Stevens, Robert Sarickland, james Strunk, Rodney Sunday. Gregory Swan, Phyllis Lynne Taylor, Robbin Thomas, Valeria Tischbein, Bruce Thornton. Juoy Thnmlon, Phiip Tribble, Angi Tynan, Martin Upchurch, Deborah Walters, Janice Walters. Jeff Waters, Vickie Welk. James Weber, Elizabeth Wilbur, Robert Williamson, Greg ltm twelve and in the seventh grade. Girls carry purses in the seventh grade all the time. Did you see that guy? HES president of Student Councilt His physics class is next to my math class. If we run, maybe well see him at the drinking fountain. Right to the first number, left to zero, And on to the second, right to the third. And it opens. Of course, I remember my combination. It,s the directions, I dorft understand. Ihad a lot of fun when I was eleven. New students found that learning the ropes could be dangerous. 1 -4 Auditorium thought sessions filled boring lunch hours. I ; 239 Seventh Allen Wurrcn Anderson. Donna Andc'rson, Kenneth Anderson, Sharon Andcrsun, William Annis Mark Antle. Lauri Anzclt', Teri Avery. Iris Baslvn Debra Bcaltiru Laura Beckslcdt Danny Bunz, Karon Blankenshig Kim Blocksom, Bruce Blevins, Karon BoehnL Lisa Bogart, Jnlm Bowman. Debbie Bowling. Cindy Brumlvnlmrg Jeff Brinkman. Susan Brown, Darlene Brown. Diamo Brown. Donna Brown, Vicki Brnylcs, David Buchanan, Dennis Burton. Phil Butts, Marian Calvert, Fred Campbell. Billy Campbell. Roger Curler, Shirley Childcrs.j0!n1 Christnms. Kimberly Clay. Greg Cope. Cull Culley, Lois ComL Tracy Conrad Dennis Cook, Donna Cook. Kathleen Craig, Donald Creu Rune Crooks. Sabrina Dumemn. William Damemn, Richard Darris X'ieki Degenlmri, David Edwards, Ricky Elam, Ccmgcttu Eldred, Marilyn EHEUIL Vicki Eslcil Curry Farmen David .3 Seventh Ferrell. Kim Flagger. Deborah Frankenstein, Jackie Gamble, Patricia Gibbs. David Gleason Kathy Grunt. Bob Grcvne, Rnsmary GrcclL Sylvia i Croendyko, Richard Guinn, Dorathcu Hammond. Debbie Hanlon. Tom Harris, Roger Haungs. Grcgory Helhm. Joey Hemesath, Paula l Hensley Anna Hensley, Jack Hera. Mil-ua L Hill. Edith Hinklo Karen Honiczm, chinc Huskins Jamvs Housketten Cindy Howard. Elizabeth Hnycr. Stove l1ubble.DIane Ilackeby, Mike Hudson. Vicki!- Huglms. Calvin 1' Humphrics. jenny i 15011. David I Jackson, Dupcnc 31 Jacnbs.Juln1 James. Mile Jansen Terri . Jeffers. Geraldine ! jhu, Fadmu jones, Diane 101105 Helen X Kaysen Cary i Keeling, Randy i chtnm David Kendall. Gary I Kern, Eunice i Lavender. Melinda ' Luvoy, Robert I Lee, James Lee, Tony 5 Lind, Nancy Lowe. Pat H Mulcnm, Charles I MarsiIaIL Rex Marshall. Robert Mays. Rusa i I McCroryLL JumvS . MillerA Mike I Mark. jcffvry l Moss Marie M11Hjns,Shamn MuntL David Naegal, Kim Naegal, Tracy 1 w Nule Jerry Nave, Billie Jo NcaL James Novels, Mike : NiCL: Doris Nichoff, Gaii l l i l Noel. Mark 0' Brian, Linda 0' Den. Ruth Perrington, Cary Phillips, Cege Ping, Denise Preston, Marilyn Price, Stanley Pylcs. Putty Reader. Judy 240 m1 Snow obscured but never covered the Bookwood fountainv Wynn, Kevin Zaczkieing, Jim Hobbard, Cindy 241 Seventh Rhea, Kevin Roberts, Tim Rohrer, Tom Royal, Tonya Sandlin, Connie Sndlin, Wanda Scarborough, Leslie Schmidt, Harriet Sellers, Ruth Shanklin, Joyce Singleton, Bruce Sizemore, Mark Smith, Connie Smith, Karen Smith, Raelynn Snape, Daniel Stastny, Vera Stewart, Diane Steffre en, Tom Stump , Michaela Solfivan, Toni Sutherland, Albert Suttle, James Tamme, Dana Terry. Erroll Terry, Mike Thornton, Michael Tryling, Greg Upchurch, Donna Usher, Anne Vassil, William Voss, Jay Wallis, Robin Warner, Peri Webb, Ricky Williams, Rhonda Wilson. Peggy Wirthin, Patti Wolf, Monty Woods, Pam Junior high students complete last year at Withrow Jr. High Activities Division Administration Advertisements Annual Art Staff Annual Business Staff Annual Literary Staff Annual Photographer Autographs Band Baseball Basketball Bookroom Cheerleaders, Basketball Football Chess Club Choir Choir II Conclusion Council of Presidents Cross Country Cum Laude Dance Club DECA Dedication Dolphin Club Drill Team Dux Femina Eighth Grade Faculty Faculty Index FHA Folksingers Football French Club Freshmen FTA GAA Officers German Club Girls, Glee Club Girk Sports Golf History Club Homecoming Index Introduction Its Academic Index 58 62 64 68 65 86 77 Jr. High Band Jr. High Cheerleaders Jr. High Dedication Jr. High Dolphins Jr. High GAA Jr. Honor Society Jr. Student Council Junior Leaders Juniors Madrigal Mixed Chorus Office Help Orchestra Our Thanks Pep Club ' Popularity Poll Projection Crew Quill and Scroll Scores Scribblers Self Portraits Seniors Senior Directory Srs. Not Pictured Sr. Prom Queen Seventh Grade Sigma Gamma Sophomores Sounds Spanish Club Sports Division Stage Crew Student Council Swimming Table of Contents Tennis Thalian Club Ticket Booth Tiger Den Bookstore Tower News Staff Track Vica I 8: II Wrestlin g Y-Teens Faculty Directory ADAMS, SHARON LOUISE - Librarian, Costume Committee for Sounds. ALEXANDER, INEZ D. - Mathematics, ANDERSON, ROBERT s Assistant principal. ANDERSON, YVETTE L. - Social Studies. A RMSTHONG, THOMAS W. s Assistant principal. ARNOLD, JANE C. a- Home economics, Jr. Hi. Home EC. Club. BAKER, WILLIAM HENRY s Electricity, Jr. Hi. Cross country. BAUM, JOYCE M, - English. BECK. VIRGINIA O. - English; BELLE, FRANCES E. s Business Education BEiiiERAGE, BONNIE REBECCA - Language. German Club. Cum Lau e. BENNS, PENTECOST .4 Mathematics, Talent Show, Hi-Y, Cum Laude. BLOCKSOM. MARILYN M. - English. BOSSE, MELVILLE R. ? Science, Math, Chess Club, Cum Laude. BUYER, WILLIAM - English. BRASEY, ANNA L. - Business. BRENNAN, JOAN M. - Language. BUCHANAN, ROBERT STEPHEN - Drafting. BURNS, GARY - Science. CADLE, CHARLES O. s Mathematics, Basketball. CALL. JERRY EDGAR - Mathematics, It's Academic , Cum Laude, CALLAHANi PAUL RICHARD s Business. Baseball, Folksingers. CAVEMAN, MONICA s Social Studies, Cum Laude CHAMBERS, BERNICE s Social Studies. CHAMBERS, THOMAS ARTHUR s Physical Education, Cross Coun- try, Baseballs CHILDS, CORNELIA F. s Home Economics CISKO, ELIZABETH L. s English. CONWAY, WOODSON C. - Choral Music, Choir. COX, LARRYs Physical Education, Football. CRAWFORD. JAMES THOMAS s Science. CRUSE, DOROTHY E. s Social Studies. CRUSIE, EMILY I. s Business. DAILY, MARY - Special Education. DAWSON, MA RY E. - Business Education. DEAN, LILLIAN SMITH - Counselor. DEBERRY, SHELVY s Business Education, YsTeens. DELYONS, MARIE - Physical Education, GAA, Dance Club, Cheerleaders. - DIXON, BETTY D. aCounselor. DOWDELL, FRANCIS L. s Assistant Principal; EZELL, BETTY -- Counselors FEKKOS, HARALAMBOS s Science. FIORITO, SUE ANN - Social Studies, Jr. Hi. Cheerleaders, Student Councils FLAUTT, WINFHED BEAM s English. FRAZIER, JOSEPHINE L. - Business Education, YsTeens. FROLO, JEAN M. s Home Economics. GALLAGHER, JAMES R. s Chemistry, Sigma Gamma, Sounds, Cum Laude. GARRETT, BURTON A. - History, Student Council. GATES, MARSHALL C. s-A Industrial Arts. CILLILAND, WILLIAM P. s Health GOLDBERG, HAZEL P. s Special Education GIST, SHARLEEN E. s Mathematics GORDON, WALTER B. - Counselor. GRAHAM, ELEANOR- Mathematics, GAA, Cum Laudes GRAHAM, LOREDA B. - Business Education. GREENE, L. JANE - English, Scribblers. GRIFFIN, MARY R. -. Language, Spanish Club. CHOSKOPF, THOMAS JAMES - Mathematics. HARP, EDITH M. - English. HARPER, CHA RLOTTE ANNE - Home Economics, Jr. Hi. Home EC. Club. Sounds Makeup. HARRIS, HELEN SMALLWOOD -Home Economics, FHA. HARRIS, MARY E s English, Jr. Honor Society. HARTMAN, jEROMEw- Drivers Education. HATFIELD. CHARLES KENNETH - Mathematics. HAWKINS, ARTHUR C. s Industrial Arts. HAYMOND, GEORGE W. s Industrial Arts. HECER, HEEBEHT - Sciences Photography. HEINK, JOSEPH IOHN - Social Studies, History Club. HERTZMAN, DOROTHY G s Special Education. HIGGINS, HOWARD - Social Studies, president of Cum Laude. HILL, SALLY E, s Language, Latin Club. HIRT, LEWIS R. s Science, HLAD, MICHAEL THOMAS s Art. HOOBLER, MICHAEL j. - Mathematics, HOWA RD, JOYCE M. - Social Studies. HUBBARD, CAROLYN LEE - Language, Spanish Club. HUGHES, LAVEKNE W. s French French Club. HU RM. KENNETH E. s Counselor. IMES, DIANE LYNN H Science, Junior Red Cross. jONES, BERTHA L. - Social Studies. KEMME, JANET MARIE s Language, Cum Laude. KENNEDY, MARJORIEs English. KI MBLE, DA RWIN s Counselor. KLUBER, ROBERT ARNOLD - Social Studies. KOIZUMI, GAIL KAZUE s Special Education, KON RAD, VI RGINIA M. s Head Counselor, Secretary of Cum Laude. KURINSKY, BERT s Business Education and Mathematics. LACKEY, DONALD s Instrumental Music, Jr. Band and Orchestra. LANCE, C. THOMAS - Social Studies, Fomball, Basketball. LEACH, KATHI C. s English. LEMON. JEAN ELAiN E - Social Studies. LEEPER, SALLY P. s Special Education. LESLEE, ELIZABETH R. - Physical Education. GAA, Doiphin Club. LIVERSEDCE, HUGH D. u. Industrial Arts. LINCKS, LULUBELLEA Librarian, Cum Laude. LON G. CA ROL D. s Special Education, Cum Laude. LOWRY, BELLA A. - English, Cum Laude. LUKEN, TIMOTHY PHILLIP s Mathematics, MCELHANEY,W1LLIAM s jr. Hi. Principal. MADDOX, MA RIORIE CAYLE s Mathematics. MALONEY, JAMES jOHN - Drivers, Education, Football. MA RKLAY, CEO RCE F. s Science, Football. MARTIN,L1NDA - English, MATHER, DAVID L, s Physical Education, Swimming, Tennis. MATSUNAMI. SAMUEL I. - Zoology MEREDITH, KAREN s Mathematics. MILLER, STEVEN A. s Englishi MOOHMANN, HILDA M. - English, Cum Laude. MORRIS, EDWARD F, s Mathematics. Wrestling Team. MUELLER, JACK s Art, Annual Art Staff, Cum Laude. MULLINS, ROBERT N. - Chemislry. MILLMAN, INDA D. s Business. MYERS, JANE s Science. NASSANO, GERALD I. s Mathematics. NOLAN, NORA MAY - English, Campus Beautification, Cum Laude. OWSLEY, LOUIS E; s Business. PARKE, IAMES W. - instrumental Music, Senior Band, Majorettes. PATTON, WAN DA JO - Home Economics. PATRICK, RUTH S. - English. POLY. THEODORA CATHLEEN s Counselor. RICE, PATRICIA ANN a English, Dux Femina, Tower News, Quill and Scroll. RICHARDSs DAVIDs Drivers Education, Football. RICHMOND, SUSAN C. - English, Annual Literary Staff. RILEY, ARTHUR E; s English. ROBBINS, LINDA SHARON - Phys. Ed, Drill Team, Pep Club. ROBINSON, MABEL jOYCE m Phys Ed, Jr, High CAA. ROLFES, FRANK BE-RNARD- Phys. Ed, Athletic Director. ROSENBERGER, MARJORIE L - Speech and Dramatics, Thaiian, Cum Laude. ROSENHOFFER, CHRIS s Mathematics. RUSCHE, DAVID - Mathematics, Reserve football, Varsity tracks SALIE, CHA RLES ANTHONY - Distributive Ed, DECA. SCOTT. JAMES EARL s Science, JL High Student Council. SENSEL, RALPH Wi - Work Experience Coordinator. SHERMAN, HA HOLD E. s Socio-Economic Problems, SHOTTEN, THELMA F. - Social Studies, English. SIECEL, MA RTIN - American History. SLATTERY, PATRICIA CAROL- Health, Drivers Ed, Jr. Red Cross. SPALTER, EDWA RD s Assistant Principal, Activities Coordinator. STEPHENS, ROGER s English. STONE, FRANCES MARIAN s Business. STRAIN, MARY PAT- History. SUFFHIDGE. JEAN R. s Social Studies. TAYLOR, JAMES w. - English. TAYLOR, STEPH EN L. s Business, Annual Business Staff, FTA. TEMPLE, JOHN C. s Electra mechanic. VICA. VAN ORSDEL, JAMES A. - Social Studies. VICKERS. ROBERT C. - Ctiunselori WADE, LINDA ANN - Mathematics, WALKER, MAXINE L. s Social Studies. WALLING, LORETTA EV - Health. WEIS, RICHARD A. sAmerican History, History Club. WILLIAMS. LYNN H. - Zoology, Biology. WILSON, IOHN - Art. WIRTH, RAYMOND J. - Health, Drivers Education, YON KA, WALTER W. s Botany, Health Careers. ZWAYER, ROGER D, - History. Senior Directory Abernathy, Jackie Raymond 1 DECA 12: Football 10: Basketball 10, 11. Adams, Anna Matcia 1 Entered Wilhrow in sophomore year from Cut- ter Junior High School. Albert, Linda Ann 1 Folksingers 11,12; Office Help 11,12. Alfieri, Alan James 1 Entered Withrow in sophomore year from Pura cell High School. Allen, Barbara 10 1 Student Council 10,11; Tower News Representa- tive 10; Annual Representative 11,12; Red Cross Representative 10,11; Library Help 12. Allyn, Stewart Ramsey 1 Entered Withrow in Senior year from Chesh- ire Academy, Cheshire, Conn. Annis, Debbie Lynn 1 Tower News 12. Arnold, Elaine 1 Entered VVithrow in Sophomore year from Sawyer junior High School. Aller, Robert Augshach, Keith Douglas 1 Golf 11. Arron, Patricia Baker, Diane Lynn 1 Dolphin Club 11: CAA 10, Secretary 11, Treasur- er12: Gym 0111:3612. Baldwin, Laurel Ann 1 Thalian 11,12; History Club 10; Dolphin Club 12; Sounds 11,12; Tower News 11,12: Library Help 12. Ball, Ronald Herman - Red Cross Representative 12. Ba11ame11, Kenny Ballon, Pamela Marie 1 En19red Withrow in sophomore year from Eastern Hills Junior High School. Banks, Jerome Curtis 1 VICA 11, Treasurer12. Barnett, Juan Carlos ' Bassett, Co1lins E. 1 Entered Withrnw in sophomore year from Sawyer jr. High. Bays, Daniel Madison Beasley, Diane Leslie 1 History Club 10; Sounds 11,12; Student Coun- CilHep.11,12;T.N. Hep.10,11,12. Bell, David Bell, Denise 1 Entered VVithmw in Sophomore year from Sawyer Jr. High. Benna, Glenda 1 Spanish Club 11, Treas. 12; Y-Teens 11; GAA 10; Gym Help 11,12. Bennett, Gerry Bennett, Maxine 1 French Club; Student Council 10. Bannett, Otis Berry, Douglas Richardo 1 Spanish Club 12; FTA 10. Besley, Titus 1 Sigma Gamma 12; Track 10; Cross Country 11; Wres- tling 12', Senior Choir 10,11, VP. 12', Smmds 10,11,122: Student Council 10,11,12: Backroom 10. Billings, Cail 1 German Club 12', Y-Teens 10,11, VP. 12; F.H.A. V.P. 12. Bivens, Gary 1 Senior Choir: Madrigal. Black, Sandie Lavem 1 CAA 11,12. Blair, Albert Lawrence 1 VICA 11. Blythe, Jeff 1 Sr. Band. Bohmer, David Luhrman 1 Entered Withrow in Sophomore year from Walnut Hills. Bomemann, Linda Elaine. Boslic, Michael D. Boston, Denise 1 Spanish C1ub 11, Secy. 12. Bower, Karen Ann 1 DECA 12, Bowling, Herman, jr. 1 Latin Club 10'. Sr. Choir Librarian 11; Wres- tling 11,12; Reserve Baseball Mgr. 11; Sr. Ch01r10,11,12: Madrigal 11, 12; Annual Rep. 12. Boyd, Beverly 1 CAA 11. Boyd, Linda J. 1 Entered Withmw from Lyon Jr, High, Boykin, Monica Braden, Betty Sharon Brewster, Doris Loretta 1 Student Council 10.11. Brockman, David E. 1 Chess Club. Broderick, Paul Bernard Brogden, Brenda Broner,Ava Gay 1 GAA 11; TN. Rep. 10. Brooks, Debbie Ann 1 History Club 11; CAA 10,11; Y-Teens, Pep Club 11; Health Careers 12: Lunchmum Cashier. Brown, Beatrice 1 Thalian 11; CAA 10.11: Drill Team 12; Cir15' Glee Club 10; Y-Teens 10; Student Council 10'. Sounds 10: Lunchroom cashier. Brown, Debra Anita Brown, Pamela Sue Broyles, Charles Louis 1Track 10; Cross Country 11: Sr. Choir11.12; Student Council 11,12. Bruce, Geraldean 1 TN. 11,12; Office help 10,12. Bryant, Jerry Curtis Bryant, Walter Earl 1 Wrestling11,12; 1700111311 10;1rack manager 11. Buntain, Beverly Lynn Burck, Jerry B. 1 Bookroom 11. Buscema, Phillip Anthony 1 Annual Lit. 31311112. Bush, Donna Jean 1 Red Cross 11,12. Bush, Yvonne Marie 1 Entered from Sawyer Jr. Hi. Butcher, Pamela Ann 1 French Club 10,11: Thalian 11,12: Scribblers 11,12: History Club 11: FTA 10; Band 10,11,12; Sounds 10,11,12; Stlr dent Council 12;Annua1 Rep. 11,12. Buttrarn, Deborah Claudette 1 CAA 12; Student Council 10,11. Butts, Karen Sue Bykes, Raymond Curtis 1 VICA. Byrley, Theodore Franklin, Jr. 1 History Club. Caldwell, Kenny Ree 1 Football 11,12. Calloway, Raynetta Campbell, Cathie 1 T. N. Rep 10. Campbell, Constance Sue 1 Latin CIub 10; FTA 10,11: Sr. Choir11,12; Sounds 11,12; Student Council 11; TN. Rep. 11. Campbell, Vincent Maurice 1 Reserve Baseball 10. Cargile, Billy Ray Carpenter, James Wayne Carroll, Rebecca Ellen 1 DECA 110100;: Help 11. Carson, Frieda Jean ' Carson, Gail Louise 1 Student Council Rep. 121 Castor, Dennis Brent 1 Sigma Gamma 12; Reserve Basketball 10; Var. sjty Foothal! 11,12; Varsity Baseball 10,11,12: Reserve 17001114411 10: TicketCommittee11,12;Armua1 Rep. 10. Chachoff, Chris Michael Chadwell, Kathy Lynn 1 German Club 11; Sr. Choir 11,12: Folk Sing- ers 11; Snund510,11; TN. justctypist 12; Office help 10. Chambers, Bernice Christensen, Peter Edward 1 Band 10,11,12. Clapp, Marcia Ruth 1 Girls' Glee Club 10; TN. staff 12: Office Help 11. Clark, Bonnie Ruth 1 GAA 11,12; Sounds 11,12; Annual Rep. 11; Dri11 Team11,12. Clark, Randall Howard 1 Red Cross 11', Sr. Band 10,11,12; Sounds 11, 12; Student Council 10,12; Student store 11,12: Bookroom 11.12. Clay, Edward A. 1 Baseball 10;Trac1:ll; Football10,11,12. Clepper, Doug 1 VICA. Clare, Nancy Elaine 1 GAA Corres. Secy. 10; Band 10,11,12; Sounds 10,11,12; Annua1 rep. 12: Drill Team 10,11, Secy. 12. COffeys Robert Dale 1 Entered Withrow in Sophomore year from Lyons. Cofield, Kath1een 1 DECA Pres. 12; CAA 10: Pep Club 12:0111ce Help 10. Coggins, Alicia Anne 1 History Club 12; Health Careers 12; GAA 11; Student Council 2:11. 12; Tower News 12; Scriblulers 11,12. Colangelo, Joan Lee 1 GAA 10; Student Council Alt. 10,11; Tower News 11; DrillTeam11;Office Help 12. Coleman, Brenda Jan 1 GAA 11.12. Coleman, Vincent 1 Football 10,11,122: Baseball 10. Colbert Denise 1 Spanish C1ub 10,11, Vice-pres. 12; FTA 10,11,12; Health Careers 10,11,12; Red Cross 10,11,12: Junior Achievement 11; Student Councif A111 10; Tower News Rep. 10; Ollicc Help 10,11,12. Collier, Bruce Elden 1 Entered Withrow 1n Sophomore year from Lyons. Collier, Diane Combs, Evelyn Sue Compston, Iohn Jacob 1 Wrestling 11,12. Conrad, Claude Dary11 Entered Withrow from Hughes High SchonL Cook, Dessie 1 French C1111; 10,11,12; FTA 10,11: Folksingers Treas. 10,11: History C1ub10,11,12; Senior Choir 10.11, Secy. 12; Madrigal 12; Sounds 10,11,12; Student Council 10,11,12;Armua1 Rep10;T0wer News Rep11,12: Cum Laude 12. Cook, Larry 1 Entered Withrow in Sophomore year from Lyon Jr. High. Cooper, Lawrence- Football 10; Sounds 10. Cooper, Virginia Ann 1 Entered Withrow in Sophomore year from Lyons, Cordell, Gary 1 VICA: Football 10. Cottrell, Don E. 1 Entered With row in Sophomnre year from Sa wyer. Cox, Hugh Donald 1 Entered Withrow in Senior year from Deer Park High School, Deer Park, Ohio. Coyle, Timothy Dennis 2 Entered Withmw in Sophomore year from Eastern Hills Junior High $011001, Crew, Kristine Ann 2 Dolphin Club 10,11; Latin Club 10,11,12: Cum Laudc 12. Dameron, Cheryl Jane Davidson, Ange1a 2 Drill Team 12. Davidson, Sharon Kay 2 Scribblers 11,12; Folksingers 10,11,12; Span- ish Club 10; Orchestra 10,11,12: Senior Band 111,11, Secy, 12: Sounds 11. 12;StudentC0unci1Alt. 10,11. Davis, Debbie Ann 2 CAA 1 1. Davis, James Thomas 2 Folksingers 11,12; Senior Choir 10.11. Section Captain 12: Ensemble 12: Sounds 10,11,12; Annual Literary Staff 12. Davis, Lydia 2 FHA 10,11: CAA 10: Pop Club 12: Lunchmom Cashier 11,12. Davis, Paul Michae12 Football 10: Sounds 10. Davis, Phillip 2 Folksingers 10. Davis, Shirley Arlene 2 Folksingcrs 11; Annual Rep 11. Dean, Michael Stephen 2 Entered VVithmw in Seniur year from MC- Niclmlas High Sclmul, Cincinnati. Ohio, Denny, Chester - E.Mered Withmw in Sophomore your from 5:1 wycr. Dicks, Florence Louise 2 Mixed Clmrus 10; Lunch mum Cashier. Di113rd, Reginald Victor 2 Entered Withrmr in Sophomore year from Sawyer. Dillon,Y010nda Leigh 21-1171 10,11,12'.O1'fice11. Dilz, Barbara L. 2 Entered Withrow in Sophomore your from Lyons Jr. High. D112, Edward M. 2 D ECA. Dixon, Carolyn Marie. Dixon, Thomas Jefferson 2 President, Seniur Class: Sigma Gamma: Cum Laude 12: President. Junior Class 11: 11s Academic 12; Boys chk Rep. 12: 1'1renchC1uh11.12;Thaliun Cluh11,12; Senior Choir 11. 12; Sounds 11,12: Sludcnt Council 10, Ewe. Board 12. Domineack, Freddie Cliffmd 2 Folksingers 11,12; Mixed Chorus 11. 12, Dowdy, Phyllis Alicia 2 Lunchmom Worker 12, Drake, Margo 2 Girls Glee Club. Dressell, William Louis 2 Baseball 11,12: Wrestling:CnlurCuurd 12. Duffy, Winfred Jerome 2 Gcrman C1uh 10: Student Council 2111, 10. Dukes, Julius Paul Dunaway, Jeff 2 Entered Withrmv in sophmnore your from Lynn Jr. High. Durbin, Timothy Mark 2 Senior Choir 10,11,12: Madrigal 12; Sounds 10.11.12; StudentGmncil 10.11.12. Durbin, Vickie I0 2 Tlmlian10,11.12::hmuu1 12; Office Help 10.11.12. Durrett, Linda K. 2 Entered Withmu in Senior year from Hivvrview School Dgluwurc, ohm. Eades, Loretta Earls. Chris Barton 2 Entered VVitth in Senior year from Cu1v0r Military Academy. Culver Indiana. Eddy, Barbara Lee Girls Glee Club 11. Edwards,loyce Ann EggIeaton, Lorene Regina 2 French Club 10: Health Careers 11.12; GAA 11.12szlm1s12:Annuu1 RL-p. 10.11. Eldred, Belva Jane 2 Senior Choir 12: Smmds 12:'1'mver News 12, Eldred, Norma Jean 2 German Club 12', Senior Choir 12. Ellison. Janice Lee 2 Entered Withrmx in Sophomore year from Cutter. Emmich, Robert L. 2 Entered W'ithruw in Freshman year from W'alnut Hills High School. England, Michael Aaron 2 Football 1.1.12: Truck 12, Ennis, Rita Essex, Ne11ena 2 Entered Withmu' 1n Sophomore year from S11 wycr. Estes, Cary Ross 213001112111 10,11;Baskclhall 10,11; Track 10. Estes, Jerome Eston, Delored Vemice 2 Mixed Chorus 10; Gym Help 12. Evans, Barbara Lee 21-iismryClub; 01110911911111; Gym Help 11. Evans, Francine 2 Latin Club 10,11,12; History Club 11,12; Chess Club 12; Folksingers12,;SmdenlCounci1 12. Falzio, Anthony John 2 Sigma Gamma Pros. 12: Council 01 Presidents Pros 12:5punish Club 12; Senior BanL110.11.12: Senior Orchestra 10,11. 12. Sounds 10,11,12. Fazzio, William M. 2 Entered Withmw in Sophomore year from East- em Hills Junior High Sch001. Ferguson, Eari Feisher, Loretta Ferris, Gregory R.2 Hmtbull 10.11;Tr-.1ck 10.11. Findlater, Ann Chastity 2 Y-Teens 12; Projection Crew 10,11,12; 4-H C1ub;Lunchroom Cashier. Fisher, Linda Sue 2 Senior 3111111101112; Suuuds 11. Flannigan, Terry P, 2 Reserve Basketball 10: Tower News 10,11. Sports Editnr12, Flora. Beverly Kay Flowers. Janet Ann F!oyd,Bobhy 2 Reserve Basketball 10: Baseball 12. Foley, Virginia Rose 2 Office Help 12. Foster, Valerie Ann 2 Dux Feminu 12; Senior Choir 10.11, Pres. 12: Senior C1355 Sony: Dance Club; History Club: FTA: Red Cross: Sounds 12: Studeni Council 10,11,12: Annual Rep 10,11: Majorene 12. Lunch- rnnm Cashier12. Franke, Linda Ann Frazier, Pamela 2 Chess Club 12. Frost, Mary Ann 2 History Club 11,12: Spanish Club 12; CAA; Senior Class Comm121Annuu1 Rep, Funk, Beatrice Lavonne 2 Entered Withrow in Senior year From Wil- mingmn Senior High School, Wilmingmn, Ohio. Gamble, Annie Camett, Theresa Gardner, Janet Garrett, Patricia Ann GarrisonJeff Craig2 LutinC1uh10: BasketbuIllO; 601111.12. Ghee, Samue1 Elex 2 BasohaH 10.11, Cn-cuptain 12: Wrestling Team 11.121111001041112. Gentry, Stephen Snow 2 Sigma Gamma 12: Senior Class Vice-Prcsi- dent: History Club 10,12: French Club 12: FTA 11,12; 'I'halian 11,12; Health Cursors 11,12: Red Cross 10: Sounds 11.12: Student Council alt. 10,121Tcmer News Rep11;'l1icketlmoth 12. George. Carol Jean 2 Spanish Club 11,12; Thalia 11,12: FTA 12: Y- Tevns 11: Rec1Cr055122Cirls ClDE Club 10, Gerhardt, Ralph Michael Gleason, Joseph Michael 2 SoninrOrcheslra 10,11,12; Sounds 1 1,12. Coss,lamesCa1vin 2 Reserve Basketball 10. Grace, Gwendolyn 2 Entered Withmw iu Sophomore year from Sawyer. Cratsch. Jim P, Graves, Wade 2 German Club 12: History Club 11: Student Council 10, 11, Gray, Judith Lynn 2 Spanish Club 10,11,12; Folksingers Club 11.12. History Club 11,12; Student Council 10,12. Greene, Edwin Liddell 2 French Club 12; Chess Club 12: History Club 11.12: FTA 10,11,122; HealthCareeI-s 10,11, '11roas112. Grimm, Peggy Lee 2 D ECA 12; Tower News 1191110. Crisby, David Crubbs, Teresa Ann 2 Entered With run from 5a wyvr, 11'. High. Culino. John Joseph 2 Thaliun 11.12: Spanish Club 11,12: Truck 10. Hall, Angela 2 Entered Withrow in Sophomore year from Samuel Ash. H311, Geneva 2 Entered Withmu' in Sophomore year fmm B.'E'. Wash- ington SchmI, Montgomery, Alabama. Hall, Karen Leslie 2 Student Council 10,11; Annual Rep 11,12: Office Help 10,12, Hawkins, Charles Edward Harkness, Deborah LaVerne 2 Thulian 10; Student Council 10.11.12; Bi-racinlCouncil10:50und510,11.12. Harris, Patricia Lee Harrison, Emanuel 2 Choir11 11: Senior Choir12. Harrison, Matthew 2 Basketball 10. Hartman, Donna Jeanne 2 D ECA Treas. 12. Hase1,Joy A. 2 French Club 10,11, Secy. 12: Quill and Scroll Vice- Pres. 12: Dux Feminu 12; Thaliun Corr. Secy 11,12: Scribblcrs 11,12: History Club 10,11,121 Latin Club 10,11.12: 1:1011isingcrs 10; FTA 10,11, 12: Student Council Exec. Board 11,12: Annual Literary Staff, Section Head 11,12. Hase1,ludy L. 2 History Club 10,11,12: French Club 10,11, Vice-pres. 12; Tlmlian 11.12: Latin Club 10,11,112; Folksingers 10: FTA 10,11,12; Sludenl Council 10,11; Annual Art Staff, Section Head 11.12; Office Help 10; an Femina l2. Hassman, Gary Wayne Haught, Kimberly Ann 2 Thaliun 11,12: Sounds 10,11,12: Drill Team 11: AnnualArt 51211112. Havlin, Michael Newland 2 Senior Band 10.11: Sounds 10,11. Haynes, Kenny George Haynes, Louise Irene Heard, Thaddeus Bernard 2 Student Council. Hahn, Jennifer Lee Hein, Dan Davies Heis, Gail Ann 2 Dux Fominu Sgt. at Arms 12: Student Council 10. SE'C-Y 11, Treas, 12: Tower News Asst. Bus. Ed. 11, Business Editor 12: Latin Clulw 10, Treats. ll: GAA 10,11: Dolphin Club 10.11, Vice-Pres. 12; Senior Band 10: Sounds 10,11,122 Office Help 12. Heid, William M. 2 Senior Band 10. Henges, Susan Patricia Herbert, Donna Lee 2 DECA I2, Henry, Beverly Jane 2 Cum Laude 12: Scribblers, Curres. Secyt 11,12: Spanish Club 11,12: HistoryClub10,11.12: Dolphin Club 11.12;Annua1 Rep. 11. Hensley. Andrew Hagan 1 11151011- 1111111 10.11. 111011110111 12: 1111111101 10.11.12: 11111111011 01' 1110511101115 12: 51-11101 8111111 10: 51-1110r11110'1r 11.12: 511111111510.11.12:5111111-11111011111-11 12:71.11-111-113111111112. Herring. Rhonda Jean 1 1.511101111110111511:511111111512. Husser. John Mar1in 1 51-1110r 11111111 10.11.12; 501111115 11.12: '11011-01- N011 5111-1111111. Hctzell. Gary Waller 1 11.0111 11.12; '1'0110r 51011512 chell. Annie R. 1 111:1 11: 11051101111111 lU: FHA 12: 12111191-1111111111: 11,131 111. Higging. Larry - 111110111111 10; 1311111111111 10: 5111111115 11: 51111101111101111011 12. Hodge. Ellen Armonline 1 D111 11011111111 12; 50011111013 11. P105. 12: 5111101511 1111111 10.11. 5111. a1 Arms 12: 11151110- 1111111 10.11: Girls W'et-lx' 111-11 11: 51-11101 001101.101 111. Yicc-prcs 11. Pros. 12; 501111115 10.11.12: 5111111-111121111111-i151-131- 111. 141.1110. Bourd 11. Hoehn. Christine Louise 1 D111 13011111111 12; Annual Lik-mrv 51-1111 10, 111111110 11.12: 1111111 11111111012. 50ril1l1l1-r5 11. 1110115. 12:1101111011111PrL-51- 1101115 12: Girls' 1111-1-11 111-11. 11'. Quill 111111 51-11111 21110115. 12: 1-1i5101'y1111111 10.11.12: 1-1r0110l1 1111111 10: 5111111111 Mako-up 11011111111100 10.11.12: 5111- 111-11111011111-11 10: 01111-0 111-11112. Hullstein. Raymond W. Hulman. Davida 1101201210. Jean Anne 111-11 111-1155 12. 1100111312 Denise Darlene 1 MiljUI'Hlt' 10.111001111111111 11. 1101111 12: 11:1:1 l0.ll:51-11'10rB;1111110.11.12:51111111151011.12:01110011011112. Hooks. Junie Louise 1 11111011111101'115. Hoop. Kcnnelh Charles 1 Tuwm V0113; 5111111011. 11:11.11- 1-1111101- 12. Hopewell. Gary Lee 1 1211101111 111 51101101111111-1'1-11r11'11111 1.11111 1r. 111.1111 npgood. Evelyn 1 111111-1- 1101p 12. Hunican. EVerett Lane 1 Y111A 11.12. Hupkins. Deborah Ann 1 1111101011 in 50111101110110 .10111' 1111111 51111'1'0r Jr. High. Hopkins. Ka1hryn Sue 1 5111111115 111: Annual Business 51411 11.12; 5111- 110111 1101111011 10.11.12; Dux 131011111111 12: Drill T011111 10.11. Ways 111111 1110:1115 111nm. 12:011'101-11011112. Houston. Barbara Ann 1 Entered 111 11111101- 10111 110111 1111111101' 10011111 1-111 1111.111 501111111. Howard. Evene Lorene 1 5111110111 1101111011 12. Hudd1e. W111inm Robert 1 11011 11.12; 1500111111112. Hudson. Dennis Raymond 1 Swimming 111.11. 111:1 111-. 111011-1-1- News 11011 11: 21111111111 111-11 12; Huffine. Cary Dean 1 51-1110r 11110ir 10.11.12: 11111111111111 12: 17011151011619 1!: 5111111115 10.11.12. Hughes. Thomas Robert 1 511111111 Gamma l2; Tlmlian 1111111 10.11. pros. 12. 110-11011 1111111 11.12: 51-1110r 13111111 10.11. pros. 12: 501111115 10.11.12: 511111011111011111-11 10.11. l-IummL-l. Thomas Roger 1 111111111111 1111111 10.11.12: FTA 111: 1201111111. 1111111111:50111111'1111111r10.11.12:St1111111510.11.12. 1111M. Susan Frances IlursL Ruben 1 5011101 11111111 10.11.12: Madrigal 10.11.12: 50110115 111. l 1.12. 1 Huichinson. Roberta E11811 Innis, Jacquelyn Rm: 1 Lulin 1111111 10. Vice pres. 11.12: 111111111111 1111111 11.12: 11151011 1111111 10.11.12; 151:1 10151-11110 B11011 111.1 1.12: 501111115 111. 11, M11110-11p1111r111. I2; 11111111111 rep. 10.1 1.12: 011101- 1110111 1 1.12. Jackson. Deborah Cecilia 11111'15' 11100111111111lz'1N.1'011. 12. Jackson. Michael Lee 1 51111111111111! 111.1 1.12; 1110111111111 11.12. Jamison. Leora 111111101:11-1111-1-1-1111-111. jummn. Barbara 1 11111101011111501110r3'0ur1'r0111 1101:11051113111 51-11001. Jenikc. Martha Jane 1 HM 15011111111 111-115. 12: 1.111111 1111111 111; 1111111 1.1111110 12; 501111111013 11. 5001-. 12; 111.11 :11-1111011111-1. 1-11pl. 12'. Girls. W001: r011. 11. 11.-1A 111. v.11. 11.11131. 12; 00111111111111111 111.! 1. prl-s. 12: 501111113 10.11.12: 31111111111 13115111055 512111 10.1 1.12: 110501-10 11111-1-r1011110r 10. Vari sily 1111001'10111101'11.12:01110011011112. Jenkins, Jean Johnson. Angela 1 Mix1-1112110rus 11.12: 501111115 12. Johnson. Cassandra Oree 1 01111-9 Help 12. 1011115011. Demarris Elaine 1 1-11111-1'1-11 111 3011110111101- yvur 11'0111 111-011 11'. 1111111 juhnson. Edward 1 1i1110r011111 s11pllum11r0 yt-ur1101111711111-11Jr. 1111111. juhnson. Gwendolyn Joyce 1 51-1110r Choir 11.12. Johnson. James Larry 1 5011110 1111155 1101111101101- 12. jnhnsun. Minna Marie 1 1111-11-01 30115 51111111 12. lnhnSUn. Roddrick Anlhony 1 Spanish 1211111 11.12; 81131101111111 10.11; 51111111111111:11:11-31:1110112511111011:1201111011 10. Jonas. John 1 V111A trons. 101105. Janice 1 Dm 171-111111z1 12: 11011011 1211111 10. pres. 11.12: 11.11.51 111. 11.12: 501111115 11; 511111011111011111-11 10.11: :1111111111 1011. 10; Drill 1111-11111 11. 12 lanes. JoAnn Jacqueua 1 Annual Rep 11: 011101- Hvlp: Lunchroom 110111. 247 Jones, 11.-Bron Richard 1 501110r111101r10.11.12:T11uliu11111111110.11.12: 111-111-1110;!511111111510.11.12:511111011112011111-1111. Jones, Pamela Antoinette 1 110111111 Careers 1111111 12; 0AA 10.1 1: 1211151 1111-0 1111111 111.11: 501111115 11. 501100151111'11110111. 12. Jordan. Frederick Dud1ey, Jr. 1 1-11110r1-11 111 snpl101110r1- 1110' 1mm 111-1111 Jr. 1113.111. Jordan. James Edward 1 111111-1111 1'11 50111111111010 10111- 1111111 Lyon jr. High. Kaesemeyer. Dennis C201 1 011101- H0111 9. Kasee, Thomas Eugene 1 11050rv1- 11351101111111 10. Kassner, Jerry Wayne 1 Sigma Gamma 12. Kaupp, Janice Kay 1 Spanish Club 11. pres. 12; 1311110011 01 Presidents 12: 501111115 10.11.12: 5011101- 111100 10.11.12; Madrigal 11.12: 5111110111 1101111011 111. Kelsch, Sally Raye 1 511111111113 11. 11151. 12: Senior 111101r 10.11.12: 50111111510.11.12;51111101111201111011 10: Drill Team 10111.1r1-115. 12. Kennedy, Deborah Lynn 1 1311.31 10.11.12: 51-0110 Orchestra 10.11.12: 511111111510.11.12: 51-11101 1111155 110111, 11111111. 12. Kessel, Alma Mary 1 French 111111; 111: 501111115 10.11.12: 5111110111 11011111 01111;.M11111a1r1-p. 11; M11j0r1-111-s10.11.12:01111-1-111-11112. Ketchum, Doris Ruth 1 11011011 1211111 12: F111ksingers 12; 111-4111: 1211- rccrs 1111111 11. King, Donald Wayne - 121111-1011 i11 suphonmrv your 1mm Lyon Jr. High. Kinney. Shannan Maria - School Spirit 110m. 12. Klein, Pamela Jean 1 118111111 Careers 1111111 11: French 1211111 12: Cum Laude l2. Koch, Lisa Ann 1 D111 11011111111 V100 pros. 12.- 111101 1.1111110 12: 51-r1111111-rs 12: 11111111 1111111 10. 11151. 11. prvs. 12: 111111111111 1.111111 11.12: Hismry Club 11.12; 111-0511101111 11111111111 12: 5011101' 11111111 10.11.12; 5111119111 1101111011 10.11.12; :1111111111 Li101'11ry51111112; Annual rep. 111; 501111115 10.11.12. Krumme,A1ice Kay 1 110111111 Cur1-0r51111111 11011100 11011111112. Kuh1, Patrick Robert 1 131111-1011 111 sophomore year 110m 1111510111 Hills jr. High. Labitzke, Rick Pau11 Varsity Baseball 10.11. 011111. 12; 501111115 11. Lane, John M. 1 1-1i510ry1211111 10; 1911111111111 11. Langfm'd, Kenneth Burdette 1 51-1110r 15111111 10.11.12: 5111;101:1011' 11. Lanham. Larry James 1 121111-1011 in j111110r year from Wuusuu High 51-11001. Wuusuu. Wisconsin. Lanier, Darlene M. 1 5011001511011120111. 12. LaRose. Michae1 Joseph 1 1111101111 111 5011-11111 grade 110111 11311:- Park 50110111. Larry, Linda 1 Dunc:- C11111 11.12; CAA 11.12: 51-11101- OrL-111-str11 10.11. 12:511111111511: Drill 111-11111 12. Larson. Kathleen Roberta 1 1.111111 1111111 12: 110111111 111110015 1211111 11. Lawson, Lisa He1ene 1 1-111101'1-11 111 junior year 1mm VV;1111111 111115 1111111 51-11001. Lawson. Pamela Sue Jr. 1111.111. Lay. Berta Jane 1 11111111111 r011. 12. Lee. Michael M. 1 1111101011 111 j1111101 1001' 1mm 121111-0111 1101111115 High 51-11001. 1.1000111 111-ig1115.01110. Leaver, Gary B11bert1 Truck 11: 1-111Iksi11g0rs 12. Lewis. Dianne 1 Daisy 1111-91111 11: 5111110111 Council 11; 11110011111001 1101p 10.11.12. Lewis. Sandra 1 Entered 111 50111011 1'0111' 1111111 11011111 1115111 51-11001. 1110;1111. 01110. Luhosky. Brenda Joyce 1 511111011111011111-11 11:13.1 rep. 10.11.12. Macklin, Carmelita 1 Entrrvd 111 51111110011111- yeur 1mm 5111111191 A011. Maddox. Denise 11211-15 11100121111110.11;.5011101 11l111ir121511u1111511. Maginn. Mari Catherine 1 Dux 17011111111 12; Daisy 111111111 11: 1111111 1.1111110 12: 5111110111111111111-11 111.120. 11.12: 1111111111! Business 511111 11. E1111 tur 12: 1- 1'A 10. 1:11. 11. im-s. 12; 111-51-n'1- 1'211001-1011110r 10. Varsity- 11. 1111111. 12; 1.111111111111110: 11151031111111 10;Q11ill 111111511011 12: 51-ri111111-rs 11.12.- Girls. 11101-11 rep. 11: 11.-1:110.11.12:51-1110rClmi1'10.11.12; Madri- gal11.12:51111111151011.12. Magrish. Lewis 1 1-11110r1-11 111 .sL-ninr year 110111 1110115101 Academy. 1111-1111101. Muss. Mahan. Creg11ry1 11105111111112. Mason. Patricia Ann 1 1111110r1-11111snplmmure101111111111 111-01111: 1111.111. Massengill. DeWade 1 Senior Band 10. Massey. Sharon Alice Dux 111011111121 111151110111 12: .Xnnuul .1111 511111 10. 501-11011 1102111 11. 1-1111111r 12. Histun 1111111 11. Vic1-upr0s. 12: 1.111111 1111111 10. 50111-11111 11.12: Quill 111111 5011011 s1-0r1-1:1r1 12: Uirls' 511110 110p. 11: 1101111011 111 Presidvnts 12; 501111115 Muku-Lp11011111111101- 10.11.12; 1LAA ll:51111101111101111011111. 12:1,11111-1-111-11112. McCartney, Nancy Ann 11111-151 1110111111111 12: 501111115 11.12. McC11uon. Rudolph-1 1'1101111111 11.12; Track 11.12. 81151-111111 10: 1011-11 12: 11011111111112. .VlcClnud. Thomas 1 E1110r011 1111111111111 111 Juninr year 111101 1111111105 11ig1151-111111l. 1511101011 111 5011110111011- year 1111111 1-111510r11 H1115 McCoon, Patrick 2 Entered Withrow in sophomore year from Eastern Hills Junior High School. McCoy, Frank 2 Stage Crew 10. McCray, Steve 2 Entered Wilhrow in Sophomore year from Sawyer Junior High School. McGee, Sherrie 2 FHA 12; Y-Teens 12; Tower News 12; Office Help 12. McCinnis, Gerald Howard 2 Football 10,11. McGraw, Robert Meacham, Donna Lee 2 Seribblers 11,12; Quill and Scroll, president 12; Tower News Representative 11; Council of Presidents; Girl's Glee Clu1111;Soundsll,12; Student Council 10,11; Tower News 11,12, Meivin, Keith 2 Health Careers 12; French Club 10; Football 11,12; Track11,12; Studen1Councill2; Pep Club. Merritt, Angie 2 Mixed Chorus 10,11; Senior Choir12. Mesman, Carla 2 German Cluh treasurer 10, secretary 11; FTA 10; Office Help 10,12. Metzlee, Cheryl Joy 2 Health Careers Club 12; Student Council 11: Annual Representative10,12;Office Help 10,12. Miles, Mack Clint 2 VICA Club 11.12; Reserve Football 10. Milford, Barbara Ann 2 Entered Withrow in Senior year from Hughes High School. Miller, Eric Bartholomew 2 German Club 10,11, president 12. Miller, Jimmy Roger 2 Varsity Football 11.12. Miller, Robert Lowe112 Sigma Gamma 12. Miller, Shirlene 2 Entered Withrow in Sophomore year from Cutter junior High School. Mitchell, Marciano 2 Entered Withmw in sophomore year from Samu- el Ach Junior High School, Mills, Kathleen 2 Annual Representative11;Office Help 11. Minix, Mary Louise 2 History C1ubl2; Office Help 10,12. Mitchell, Kristine Joyce 2 GAA 10; Mixed Chnrus secretary 10; Choir 2 10:StudentCouncil10,11,12;Office Help 10,12. Mitchem, David Brown 2 Swim Team 11; Basketball 11; Pep Club 12. Moormann, Diane Virginia 2 Spanish Club 10; Sounds 10,11,12. Motley, Victor Alan 2 Entered Withrow in seventh grade from St. Paulls Elementary School. Monlon, Linda Jean 2 CAA 10. Mullins, Sally Ann 2 Dux Femina 12; French Club 11; GAA 10, manag- er 11, president 12; Dolphin Club 11,12; Student Council 11; Tower News Representative 10.12; Annual Representative11;Tower News 12. Murry, Linda Jean 2 CAA 10; Girls' Glee Club 10,12; Student Council 12; Drill Team 11. Myers, Susan Ela-ine 2 Girls, Glee Club 11; Mixed Chrnus secretary 10; Sounds 11,12; Drill Team 11,12. Naegel, Wendy Lee 2 FTA 10; Thalian 11,12; German Club10,11,12: Red Cross 10; GAA 10; Senior Band 11,12; Senior Orchestra 9; Folk Singers Club 10,11; Talent Show 11; Student Council 10; Office Help 10,12. Neblett, Norman Gregory 2 Entered Withrow in sophomore year from Walnut Hills High School. Needham, David 2 Entered in sophomore year from Eastern Hills Jr. Hi 11. Neisome, Danny-Ray 2 Cross Country 11; Senior Choir 11,12; Mixed Chorus 10; Sounds 11,12. Niederhofer, Sue E11en 2 Senior Orchestra 10,11, treas. 12; Sounds 10. 11,12; Office Help 12., Noble, Paula 2 French Club 10, trees, 11,12; FTA 11; GAA 10, mgr. 11, 12; Girls' Glee Club 12; Dance Club 10,11; Sounds 10,11,12; Student Council11;DrillTeam11,12. Northcutt, RogerLee 2 Varsity Football 10,11,12. Metz, Larry Joseph 2 Entered in senior year from Purcell High School. Northern, Denise Jean 2 Drill Team 10. Nurrenberg, Donna Sue 2 FTA 11; Folksingers 10,11; Office Help 11, O'Bryant, Karen Annita 2 French Club 12; FHA 12; GAA 10; Student Council; Tower News rep. 11. Ooten, Nancy Agnes 2 Band 10,11. Osterbrink, John Frederick 2 Swimming 10,11,12; Projection Crew 10, 11,12. Parker, Cynthia 2 Tower News rep. 10; Annual rep. 12; Office Help 11. Parker, Russell Allan 2 Sigma Gamma 12. Parrish, Robert Darryl 2 Entered-in senior year from Walnut Hills High School. Parlaer, Rick lee 2 Entered in sophomore year from Eastern Hills Jr. Hig . Partin, Linda Gail 2 Office Help 12. Payton, Ardelia Conelia 2 Office Help 12. Peaks, Sylvia Michele 2 Spanish Club 11,12; Senior Band 10,11,12; Orchestra 11,12; Sounds 10,11,12; Student Council 11,12; Annual rep. 10,11; Lunchroom he1p12. Pearson, Angela 2 Entered in sophomore year from Lyon jr. High. Pearson, Teresa 2 Tower News rep, Penn, Bertrand Joseph 2 Entered in sophomore year from Sawyer Jr. High. Perkins, Jaclanetta 2 CAA 10; DECA 12. Perkinson, Rick 2 Sounds 1 l. Pery, Donna Jean 2 Entered in sophomore year from Sawyer Jr. High. Pfeffer, Paul Harry 2 Reserve Band 10; Sounds; Annual rep. 11; Color Guard 11, Capt. 12; Library Help11,12. Phelon, Mary 2 CAA 10. Phillips, Callie Marie 2 Entered in senior year from Hughes High School, Pope, Robert 2 Golf 11; Annual Business 5131112. Porter, Phy1lis Ann 2 Entered in saphnmore year from Sawyer Jr. High, Robinson, John R. 2 French Club 10; Chess Club 10,11; Swimming 10, 11,12,50unds 10,11,12; SeniorChoir10.11,12; Backroom 10,11. Poe, Michael Wayne 2 Entered from Lyon Jr. High in sophomore year. Potts, Vicki Lynn 2 Latin Club 11,12; History Club 10,11,12; Student Counci111;Tower News 12. Powell, Charles Edward 2 Entered in sophomore year from Eastern Hills Jr. High. Powell, Igla Mae 2 FHA12; DanceClub 10,11,12; Drill Team 12. ?ower, Sumnne Elaine Powers, Clarence Arthur Price, Osborne Kent 2 Entered in senior year from North Central High School, Indianapolis, Indiana. Price, Waller Mer1e 2 Mixed Chorus, Sounds. Powell, Charles Anna Pryor, Maureen Elaine 2 History C1ub 10,11; French Club 1'2; CAA 10, 11,12; Sounds 11; Student Council; Office Help 11: Red Cross 12; Health Careers.12. Reed, George Herman -- Football, Reed, Margaret Elaine 2 FHA 12; DECA12; GAA 10,11,12; Sounds 12; Student Council 10; Tower News typist. Reed, Melodie F. 2 CAA; Mixed Chorus; Cirls' Glee Club; Sounds. Reeves, Vivan Reid, James William 2 Entered in sophomore year from Samuel Ach Jr. High. Reliford, Lorraine 2 Office Help 11,12. Rice, Thomas Joseph 2 Entered in junior year from McNicholas High School. Richardson, Cheryl Denise 2 FTA 11; 111ealth Careers Club 12; French Club 12. Riggs,Tim Riley, Bonnie G. 2 Health Careers Club 12; Sounds 1 l. Risch, Sheryl Ann 2 Scribblers 12. Roberts, Darlene Ruth 2 Jr. Class Treas. 11; Cheerleader 10; Sounds 11; Tower News 11, Publicity Mgr. 12: Student Council 10,11; Office Help 12, Roberts, James Walter 2 Entered in sophomore year from Lynn Jr. High. Robinson, Damice 2 CAA 10,11,12. Robinson, Dave E. 2 DECA; Office Help 11. Robinson, Karin Denise Robinson, Marsha Keeter 2 DECA 12; Senior Choir 12. Robinson, Rose Marie 2 GAA 11; Dance Club 10,11; Sounds 11,12; Student Council 10; Cheerleader 11, basketball Capt. 12. Roeder, Cynthia Dec 2 Drill Team 10,11, capt. 12: GAA 11; Senior Choir10,11,12; Sounds 10,11,12; Office Help 12. Rogers, Lana Ruth 2 History Club 11; Senior Band 10,11,12; Student Council 10; Stage Crew11,12;Sound510,11,12. Rossi, John Vincent 2 Spanish Club 11; Latin Club 10; Chess Club 11; History Club 10; Baseball 11;Wrestling10,11; Senior Choir10;Sludent Council 10,11; Tower News rep. 11,12; Office 118113101 Rowe, Samuel David 2 Spanish Club 11: History Club 10.11; Football 10,11: Basketball10,11.12;Track 11;Buseball10; Band 10; Stage Crew; Student Council 10,11,121 Pep Cl11b;SmInds-, Annual rep. Office Help. Rugs, Robert Harry Charles 2 Golf 11. Runyon, Damon 2 Basketball 10; Student Council 11, Ryan, Walter Howard 2 Colf11,12. Sand, David Car12 Senior Choir10,11,12; Sounds 10,11,112. Scarborough, Doris A. 2 FHA; Mixed Chorus. Schlosser, Scott Edward 2 Swimming. Seiberl, Michael Lawrence 2 Sigma Gamma 12; Class Treas. 12; Senior Choir 10,11, treas. 12; Sounds 10,11,12: Student Council 11.12: Tower News Staff 11,12; Annual rep. 10; Ticket Booth 122. Shaner, Rosanna Gene 2 Latin Club 10;Annua1rep. 11; DECA 12. Shreve, David Scott 2 Sigma Gamma 12; Swimming 11,122; Senior Or- chestra 10,11; Sounds 11; Tower News $131112. , Simpson, Iohn 1Pat1 2 Senior Band 10,11,12; Football 9; Student Coun- cil 10. Simpson, Linda L. 2 Jr. Class Secy 11; Daisy Chain 11; Sounds 10,11, 248 12; TN. Rep 11, Staff 12. Majnrette 10: Cheer1eader10,11;011ice He1p 10. Simpson, Sharon Elaine 2 Student Council 10; Red Cross 12. S1eel, John Lee 2 FTA 10,11,12; Hist Club 10.11.12; Chess Club 10,11, 12; Health Careers 11.12; jr. Class V.P. 11; Student Council 11, Presi- dent12;Annual Rep10,11;TN Rep10,11, Sloan, Bari Lynn Smedley, John Steven Smith, Charles Michael Smith, Cleophas Thomas Smith, Gloria Smith, Kathleen Diane 2 Red Cross 12'. Campus Beautification 12; Display Case 12; Sr. Class Rep. 12; Sounds 12; Student Council 12; Pep C1lll112;01:11061'161p12. Smith, Rebecca Ann 2 Office Help 10. Smith, Sandra Kay 2 FTA 10; Senior Class Rep. 12; Mix Chorus 10; Sounds 12; Student Council 12; Pep Clu1312; Gym help12. Smith, Shirley Sufronia 2 Y-Teen. Smith, William Henry 2 Sr. Class Rep. 12; Sounds Usher 12; Pop Club 121 Snyder, Patricia Jean 2 Brent 12, Hist Club 10,11,12; Latin Club 10,11, 12; FTA10,11,12:Chess12;Band10,11,12;50unds10,11,12;S1.Coun. 12; Annual Rep10.11,12;TN Rep12; Pep10,11,12; GAA. Southall, Marilynn 2 French Club secy 10.12; FTA 11,12; Dance Club 10.11; CAA 10,11,12; Mix Chorus 10; Girls, Glee 12; Sounds 10,11,12; Drill Team 11,12. Stallworth, Babette Nelis 2 Dux Femina 12; Cum Laude 12; History Club 10,11, curres secy 12; French Club 11, treas 12: Campus Beautifi- cation11,12;51uclentCmmcil10,11;Office Hnlp12. Standley, Jeffrey Clay 2 Sigma Gamma 12; Latin Club 10; Varsity Swimming 10.11.12; Sr. Hand 10,11,12: Sr. Orchestra 10111.12; Sounds 10,11,12;StudentCouncil10;Bnnkronm10,11,12. Steffens, Susan Joan 2 Dux Femina 12; Latin Club 10,11,12; Drill Team 11, Capt 12: History Club 10,12; Council of Pres., V.P. 12; Sr. Choir 10,11,12; Ensemble 12; Sounds 10,11,12; T.N. Rep, 10; Office Help 12. Stegall, Deborah 2 French Club 12; Campus Beautification 12; Office Help 12. Stenburg, Barbara Susan 2 Latin Club 10,11, treas 12; Dolphin Club 10, 11; Band 10; Sounds 10. Stephens, Don Ray 2 Color Guard 12. Stevens, Brady L1 Stevenson, John H. Stiles, Brent Corbly 2 Patti 12; Chess Club 12; Sr. Choir 10,11,12; Mad rigal 12; Sounds 10,11,122; Student Council 12; TN. Rep. 10; Co1nr Guard12. Teichman, Melissa Lee 2 FTA 10; History Club 11,12: Lalin Club 10, 11.12; French Club 11; Folksingers 10,11; Annual Rep 11,12; Office Help. Terry. Jennifer 2 GAA 10,11; Cirls'Glee C1111; 10; Student Council 10; Gym Help 10. Terry, Mary Louise ' Tibbelts, Vickey Lynn 2 DECA 12. Tewksbury, Alan J. 2 Sigma Gamma 12; Cum Laude 12; Senior Band 10.11.12; Sounds 11,12: Student Council 11,12. Tharp, Rick Howell Tree, Dan L. 2 Campus Beautification; Sigma Gamma 12; Golf 11,12. Thomas, Carlene Diane Thomas, Terry Parke 2 Sigma Gamma 12; Tlmlian 10, Treas. 11, Vice- Pres 12; Bi-Racial Council 10; Baseball 10; Senior Choir 10.11.12; Mad- rigal11,12;Sound510,11,12;StudentCounCil10,11,12;TickerBooth 12. Thompkin, Beanice E. 2 French Club 10; Mixed Chorus 11; Sounds 1'2: Red Cross 10. Turner, Elbron 2 Football 11,12; Track 11 Turner, Tomi J. 2 FTA 12; Sounds 11,12; Cheerleader 10,11,12; Drill Team 12. Thompson, Grace Ann 2 CAA 9; Y-Teens 9. Tinsley, Regenia Diane 2 DECA 12. Tolin, Margaret A. 2 Mixed Chorus 10; Senior Class Comm. 12; Gym Help 10. Tumau, Deppie Ann 2 Thalian 10,11,12; Sounds 10.11.12; Madrigal Secy. 12; Senior Chair 10.11.12; Drill Team 11,12. Uihlein, William Reif 2 Student Council 11; Swimmingg; Footba119. Umbach, Steve Allen 2 Entered Withmw in Sophomore year from Lynn Jr. High. Underhill. John Timothy 2 Entered Withmw in junior year from Ken- tucky Military Institute. Vaughan, Mary Ann 2 Girls Glee Club 10; Annual Rep. 10,11; Office Help10,12. Ventus. Sidney Thomas 2 DECA 12. Victor, Jill 2 Senior Choir 10.11.12; Madrigal 12, Sounds 10,11; Drill Team 11. 249 Vielhauer, Harvey George 2 Tower News 12. Walker, Stuart D. 2 Entered Withrow in Sophomore year from Conner Technical. Wa11ace, Anthony Carler 2 Football 10; Track 10. Wallace, Donna Marie 2 GAA 10; Girls Glee Club 11; Senior Choir12; Majorettes 11,12; Office Help 12. Wallace, Peggy Ann Walters, Shirley Ann 2 CAA 10; Gym Help 10. Ward, Cregpry 2 Entered Withrow in Freshman year from Sawyer Junior High. Ward, Minnie R. 2 GAA 10; Gym Help 10. Wardlaw, Janet Ann 2 French Club 10; History Club 10; Student Counc1112;AnnualLiterary Staff 11,12; Annual Rep. 10. Warren, Angela June 2 FTA 10: FHA 10,11,12; CAA 10,11; Student Counc1110,11,12;Office Help 10,1 1,12. Warren, Patricia Lynn 2 Majorelte 10. Co-head 11,12; Sounds 10,11, 12', Tower News 11,12; Office Help 12, Watkins. Derek 2 Sounds 12. Watdon, Mary Marie 2 History Club 12; Folksingers 12. Webb, Terry Lynn Webb, Regina 2 DECA 12. Weems, Bobbie Jean 2 FTA11;GAA11;Offic0 Help 11. Weigand, Kay Anne - Entered Withmw from Colerain High School in Junior year. Wells, Brenda Elaine 2 French C1ub 12: FHA 12; GAA 10; Mixed Chu- rus B 10; Annual Rep. 11; Gym Help 12. Wells, Toni Delores '2 French Club 10; Girls Glee Club 11; Senior Choir12; Student Council.10,11,12; Annual Rep 11; Library Help 11. West, Dean T. 2 Entered Withmw in Junior year from Balsagrancle High School Garden Grove, California. Westermann, Paul Daw'd 2 Thalian Club 10,11, Treas. 12: Swim Team 10,11,12; Senior Band 10,11, Vicc-pres 12; Senior Ch01r12; Sounds ll, 12; Annual Rep. 12. White, Jeanne Frances 2 History Club 11; Folk5ingers 12; Sounds ll, 12. While, Lori Linn 21.31111 Club 10,11,12: Council of Presidents 12; His- tory Club 11,12; Quill and Scrol1 12; Dolphin Club 10,11; Senior Choir 10,11,12; Sounds 10,11,12; Tower News 11, Editor-in-chief 12; Drill Team 11,12. White, Marcia Marclene 2 1970 Homecoming Queen; CAA 12; Dance Club12; Basketball Cheerleader 12. White, Starlett 2 Office Help. Wiggins, Martha Mae 2 Office Help. Wilcox, David Bruce 2 Senior Band10,11,12. Wilker, Frank Lee Wildins, Ricardo Erice 2 Basketball 10. Willeu, Stanley Lee 2 Track 12', Folksingers 10. Willingham, Margare1 Williams, Anthony Arthur 2 History Club 11,12; Chess Club 11,12; Track 11,12; Mixed Chorus 12: Folksingers 12; Student Council 12; Annual Literary Staff 121 Williams, Deborah Gayle 2 Dance Club 11, pres. 12; Mixed Chorus 11; Pep Club10,12. Williams, Dennis Lee 2 Football 10,11,12. Williams,Esther A. Williams, Robert Williams, Stanley Williams, Willie Darry12 Football 10,11,122; Baseball 10.11.12; Student Council 10,11,12. Wi1loughby, Palricia Ann Wilson, Garry Blaine Wilson, Lynn Gay 2 Folksingers 11,12. 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Prime Beef Carl Greco - Custom Tailor Alterations and Tailoring of all garments First Class work 4 Established in 1950 Between Provident Bank and Krogers Mt. Lookout Square Scotty,s Volkswagens 2300 Beechmont Mt. Wash. Monday - Friday 8:30 - 5:00 Evenings 61 Saturday by Appoint. Phone 231-7408 or 232-0643 W The Miller Gallery 3453 Edwards Rd. 321-4430 Graphics $ Paintings Sculpture Framing Sharp,s Jewelefs '5 1.. Phone 871-3377 1 5 Buy with confidence XXXXM-fgw W 1.0m 21 Diamond Authority 1' 349 Madison Rd. Oakley Sq. Kayhew Office Service Xerox Copier Wedding Telephone Invitations Answering Hand Service Addressing T-K Garden Store 9840 Montgomery Rd. Cincinnati, Ohio 45242 Phone 791-8553 Witt-Good 81 Kelsch Funeral Home With Dignified ReasonabIe Service Hyde Park at Oakley Square 3026 Madison Rd. 531-0105 Mt. Washington Laundry and Dry Cleaners 2249 Beechmont Next to King Kwik 231-9228 Royal Family Billiards Oakely Square 351-5747 Families that play together . , .stay together High School is today College is tomorrow Books are forever The University Bookstore 20m Campus,, University Of Cincinnati Compliments of Geno Valle 8122B00tsn Duesing Graduate Service Inc. Class rings Announcements Medals and Trophies Printed Sportswear K I q . i : ! -; IVve seen tall players before, but this is ridiculous! 1 i i ? l L i. i! 260 Personal Foul? 261 1m AUTOGRAPHS 262 Tiger Spirit, '53.. 1 seagagiaite - ,2. 9-K: ,, 263 Our Thanks The Withrow Annual Staffot-1970 would like to thank the following people for their valu- able contribution to this yearbook: The faculty and administration for their sin- cere interest in WITHROW 70 . . . The American Yearbook Company that has made this entire book a reality . A . Pogueys Portrait Studio for its fine photo- graphic work .'. . Adam Bewsey tor his pho- tography . . . Mr. Larry Apple for the individual under- classmen pictures . i i The Athletic Department for its co-operation in developing the Sports Section . H The Custodial Staff for the time it devoted to the distribution of Annuals .. . The Brisiness Department for the manage- ment of technical affairs . i. Mrs. Corry, the school treasurer, for her help with the. finances . , . The advisers for their guidance i v . The students for their support . .. Withrow High School for the memorable year which we have attempted to reflect in WITHROW 70 The editors: Art e Sharon .Vlassey Business e Mari Maginn Literary - Ch ris Hoehn This is it . .. , the beautiful year . . . the year when the hours flew, the days passed . . . Until now, when we say farewell to WITHROW 70