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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1978 volume:

, i '- f f IIMIII i IIIIIIIIIII 1978 WITHROW HIGH SCHOOL Denial When my devotions could not pierce Thy silent ears, Then was my heart broken, as was my verse: My breast was full of fears And disorder. F ?:nwAwoti5w? W .. '21 Mid g1 m. J. 1 Hi Isnmn: Ill Oh that thou shouldst give dust a tongue T0 cry to Thee, And then not hear it crying? All day long My heart was in my knee, But no hearing. Therefore my soul lay out of sight, Untuned, unstrung My feeble spirit, unable to look right, Like a nipped blossom hung Discontented. 0 cheer and tune my heartless breast, Defer no time; That so Thy feivors granting my request, They and my mind may chime, And mend my rhyme. George Herbert Hug .2131. I33 f ,EE! 10 Your Mama If I only knew what circumference was 11 A , AH , And, found it If only I knew how to play it. time saves nine. A stitch in 13 15 m .1 .I y I . 1.. XI. 3 $ -2 C. 'stlt '-' f5r s: 18 19 lsabell takes the handoff against Woodward The tiger defense buries the Woodward back, . The offense takes a rest agamst Purcell. The annual parents night game was against Purcell. 20 GRIDIRON GROWLS The 1977-78 football team was short on size and experience, but not in speed and tenacity, as they won three games and narrowly missed winning two others. The season began with an exciting 16-14 last minute win over Hamilton Garfield. With the tigers trailing 14-3 late in the fourth quarter. quarterback Bingo Cranford connected with Thomas Weaver for a touchdown pass and two point conversion. The tigers next victory was a 8-6 squeaker over P.H.S.L foe Taft. The highlight of the season for the players, coaches and fans, had to be their 42-6 annihila- tion of Columbusys Central High. In the game running back Iay Isabell ran for over 200 yards and two touchdowns. Ronnie Crawford also chip'ped in a pair of touchdowns while the de- fense stifled Central. The rest of the season dtd'nt shine nearly as well on the tigers. They lost heartbreakers t0 Walnut Hills 7-6 and Pur- cell 17-14. The coaching staff of Rusche. Shestina, and Willis, should once again be commended for their dedication. This years MVP award went to a most de- serving recipient, Kermit Smith. Kermit was a defensive specialist even though he did catch a touchdown pass against Hughes. The defensive player of the year award was won by Dwight ttMad Dog Porter. The offensive player of the year award went to senior Eric McDonald. Football Scores School E Hamilton Garfield Taft Roger Bacon Aiken Columbus Central Western Hills Woodward Walnut Hills Purcell Hughes won 3 lost 7 a sh O'JubU'JDCDNOIOJBIU? .4 Kermit Smith brings back the kickoff vs Purcell, .21 Tom Beamon Forrest Brooks Emmanual Cranford Ronnie Crawford L ' Rodney Hollomon Eric Mcdonald Anthony Newbill Dan Parks Mike Pierce Kevin Purdie Terry Robinson 22 Ricky Taylor Thomas Weaver Wallace Wilkinson Tyrone Wright M 1 PQB: 3!- A Dwight Porter-Co-Caption Kermit Smith-Co-Caption 23 Senior Letterman HR Eg'ILJIKIzWKELEIIEIILUI 6; MM 1 E2 1AM . W 33 ; 3 1. Coach Rusche 13. F. Brooks 2. C. Hill 14. F. Harris 3. D. Parks 15. K. Kingery 4. T. Ncwbill 16. E. McDonald 5. T. Bcamon 17. R. Crawford 6. T. Robinson 18. T. Weaver 7. T. Wright 19. D. Porter 8. M. Henderlight 20. K. Smith 9. W. Wilkinson 21. K. Purdie 10. M. Pierce 22. E. Cranford 11. RtTaylor 23. I. Duncan 12. R. Holloman rm W I marinara! IE waft ME .1 :l'; lay isabell sweeps right against Aiken. Stu the shoe gives some valuable advice! 24 I , unimu ' w I am Ltifgli -' .9' -. wfr' Coach Rusche sends in a play with Cranford. Ricky Taylor 0333 plays off the Woodward Block. 25 1. T Carroll 2.C. Berry 3. R. Wilson 4. R. Harris 5, S. Boettger 6. I. Renfm 7. P. Walbua 8. R. Chester 51 M. Childs Ricky Harris Jeff Renfro Harriers Finish 5th Tony Carroll 27 The Cross Country team competed in a total of five meets, winning two. Mr. George Hughes once again coached the team to a fifth place finish in the P.H.S.L. The squad was lead by newcomer Tony Carroll who con- sistently ran 10W times and was an honorable mention selection for all city honors. Steve Boettger and Coach Cole 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 28 . Coach Fuentes . B. Slade . D. Alsip T. West . L. Lopez . M. Stefanik G. Lopez 1. Trever Coach Ems! K. Clark J. Boettger G. Baxter D. Sunday R. Levy S. ODE. Booters Place 5th The soccer team was in a rebuilding year due to the arrival of many first year and un- derclass playerst Senior Captain Mike Stefa- nik lead the team to a fifth place finish in the Metropolitan league. Senior Lawrence Lopez was the teams leading scorer and most valuable player. The highlight of the season was a 5-0 shutout against Summit Country Day. Although the teams over-all record was not that impressive, it failed to indicate the closeness of a few of their games. The coaching of Mr. Puentes and Mr. Ernst was once again to be commended. SCORES AIKEN SUMMIT CD. WALNUT HILLS SUMMIT C.D. WESTERN HILLS AIKEN COUNTRY DAY Won 2 Lost 5 . tit ' . 3 t :xhv u-wt'wmw-mbw t . , nu-m-Wt . .w e , . t :1 : m...- an .umv-I-Av m t , 29 Varsity msmmewwe Asst, Coach G. Hughes M. Henderlight K. Hammonds L. Fredricks . L Thompson , B. Graves M, Cox . Asst. Coach B. lgnalz . Head Coach M. Ferone . T. Clark . I. Knox . T. Murphy . V. Lawrence . E Martin . K. Smith . D. Stewart . M. Iarmon . E. Cranford 30 RESERVE . C. Bradley , R. Mills . R. Winkfield . A. Williams . R. Freeman . T. Clark , 1. Alexander , '9' ' 7' . CDVUDU'l-hQJNH 3' V -1 :7 fa , T. Loveless M U ' . 9. Coach G. Hughes 5., - 10. 1. Rex 3 gm, 11. D. Stewart ' 12. R Stevens I 13. J. Phillips 14. M. Chalman On the Chinese calendar 1978 was the year of the horse, but at Withrow it was definitely the year of the Tiger. The basket- ball team finished the season with an impressive 20-2 mark. and an unblemished 11-0 mark in the P.H.S.L. Add to that the district title and the runner-up in the sectional. The season was one of sold out games and excitement the fans and players will not soon forget. The season began with the Tigers nipping Purcell 70-66. With the score 68-66, Kenny tCornbreadt Hammonds stole the ball and slammed it home for the win. It was the beginning of a trend which traveled with them to Middletown for the next game. This was to be the game in which LaSalle Thompson first made his presence felt, The Tigers won the game 69-67, with LaSalle completely dominating the game with 27 points and 30 rebounds. The coming weeks saw the Tigers surmount an impressive winning streak Fan support was tremendous, as it was nearly impossible to get tickets to many games. Due to the multitude of fans, Withrow's most enthusiastic Athletic Di- rector T. Melloy moved the Taft game to the Gardens. The con- fines were to the Tigers liking as Taft never was in the game and lost, 85-64 At the end of the regular season the teams record stood at 15-1, and were ranked in in the city. The tournament began against a pesky Roger Bacon team. After getting off to a slow start, the Tigers got in gear and won handily, 69-53. Next was Walnut Hills, a team we'd beaten twice already er make that three times. The next game was against GCL powerhouse Elder, a game which would show what the Tigers were made up of. Trailing by 18 points at halftime, the Tigers faced an up- hill battle many thought impossible. These same people would be saying truly amazing at the final score which read WITH ROW 59, ELDER 53. It had to be one of the greatest comebacks in Withrow history. The black limousines which brought the players to the Gardens, would now move on up the road to Dayton. Mr. DlAmico and the school rallied around the team which accomplished what no other Public high school had done in 14 years. The first game in Dayton sent the Tigers against the pow- erful Vikings of Princeton, After regulation the score was tied and the game moved into overtime. After some key shots by Cornbread the final score read WITHROW 60, Princeton 59. Next, the underated Buccaneers 0f Xenia. After three over- times the Tigers prevailed 63-61, in a game few could forget. The teams final game was against a strong Kettering Alter team. The Tigers missed a shot at the state title, losing a con troversial and poorly officiated game, to say the least. But this was not the end of a dream, for no sooner had the game ended, the fan and player began to talk of next year. Bacon player hails to LaSallei District Champs P.H.S.L. Champs To talk of the basketball team you must talk of the players and coaches of which it is made The cream of the rich crop was 6-10, LaSalle Thompson who rose head and shoulders above his opponents. He lead the City in rebounding for the second consecutive year. He was named first team all city, first team all district and second team all-state. You could hear the fans saying to others, uhe's still only a junior . The teams leading scorer was senior co-Captain Kenny tCornbreadi Hammonds. His 19 points a game and rebound- ing earned him all city honors. His best game was by far a 31 point, 18 rebound game against Walnut Hills. The teams leader was three year starter and co-captain. Mike Iarman. His scrappy hustling, passing. and long range bombing will be sorely missed next season. The other starting guard was Senior Ieff Knoxi A fine shooter and ball-handler, Jeff will also be missed. Junior Bobby Graves started at the other for- ward and enjoyed his finest game against Elder, scoring 18 points. Off the bench came the one handed shot of llBingo Cranford, the highgrching shot of Melvin Cox. and the long arms of Lamar tFredi Fredricks. The rest of the bench was also heard from as their vocal support and practice time was much needed. And last, but certainly not least, head coach Mike Ferone, and assistants B. Ignatz and G. Hughes. Ferone and his assis- tants did and excellent job of building and developing a team which most definitely will be heard from next year. Bingo puts up a one hander. The bench checks out the score at the Gardens Purcell Middletown West High Aiken Walnut Hills St. Xavier Hughes Woodward Taft Roger Bacon Walnut Hills Hughes Woodward West High Taft Garfield Tournament Roger Bacon Walnut Hills Elder Princeton Xenia Alter 20-2 overall P.H.S.L. Champions 33 Above. LaSaHe slams against Roger Bacon, Right, Bobby Graves hits two at the Gardens. Below, Bingo connects against Taf1. 7i 34 Above, Jeff Knox puts in two against Roger Ba- cun. Righi. LuSalle again with M 'in Cox 100k- ing on. Below. Hmnmonds taps it in against Taft. SWIMMERS ON UPSWING . Rose . Milton West 0'37? . Boetlger , Mork Harris , Coach Holter . I. McClean L. Hummon v B. Preston owmwmwpwwe onma .4 36 5TH IN P.H.S.L. The boy's swim team started the season with many question marks this year as only one swimmer returned from last years team. With an extremely young, inexperienced team it seemed unlikely that the Tigers could win any meets. However, this spirited young team proved to be exceptionally hard-working and dedicated. This enabled them to come through with two victories, thus improving on the record of last year. Withrowis wins both came at the expense of Woodward. One was a very close meet at their pool and the other was a smashing win for Withrow at home. Several other meets were closely contested, but the Tigers were hurt in inexperience and lack of depth. The swimming Tigers concluded their season in the HB Sec- tional Meet at Princeton High School with an outstanding team performance Tiger swimu mers unexpectedly won heats in several events, and every member of the team achieved personal best times in individual events and on relays. The future of this team appears bright if it can maintain the momentum gained this year and if Coach Hotter can have another good year recruiting new swimmers. Only one mem- ber of the team graduates, so they should start next year with a strong nucleus. The two top performers on the team, both Iuniors, were Chris Mork in the backstroke and individual medley events, and Barry Preston in the distance freestyle events. Rapidly improv- ing sophomores Curtis Harris and Brian Mor- gan will also he heard from in the future. Other Tiger swimmers to watch out for are Steve Boettger in freestyle distance events, and Kee- nan Rose and Iames McLean in freestyle sprints. MEET RESULTS SL Bernard Purcell Aiken Woodward Moeller New Richmond Woodward LaSalle New Richmond 5th in P.H.S.L. 37 GRAPPLERS F INISH F IF TH -' gmtiig, t E, t 1v mm 1:; ' RECORD The 1977-78 wrestling team was short on ex- Aiken W perience but not on individual talent. Senior West High L Obie North led the way having an outstanding Woodward L match record. Obie finished first in the PtH.S.L Aiken W and second in the sectional championships at West High L the 126 pound weight class. Woodward L The team finished in 5th place at the P.H.S.L. championships. Senior Kevin Purdie finished second at the 138 pound weight class. Seniors Tony Newbill O-IvyL and Dwight Porter U73 placed 3rd in their respective weights. .G.Williams First year coach Dave Gillette should be - EB gfngon Commended for his dedication and inspiration, . K. Perdie . A. Newbill . Coach Dt Gillette . 0. North . M. Robinson . Ht Beamun Ukbovw Newbill struggles for control, and pins his Aiken foe welowy ' ' 'T'vaw-W' ' ' WWW ' . L , N' , , 1'3 Obie North puts the pin on. Obit: gms a congradulatory hand from Coach Gillette 39 NETTERS PLACE 4TH IN P.H.S.L. . D. Owens . D. Donaldson . R. Adkins . C. Hulquist . Coach Baird . Ii Young . G. Baxter . K. Woodley RECORD Hughes Walnut Aiken Purcell Walnut Wesl Hi Aiken Hughes Pu rcell OU'IHHDh-lh-INUI Oca-AmAAwo The 1977-78 Tennis team played an abbrevi- ated schedule, which included only nine matches. Many of their league matches were won by forfeit. The captains of the team were itl singles player Reggie Adkins and iii; singles Dave Donaldson. Reggie had victories over Walnut Hills and Hughes. while Dave won over West- ern Hills. Coach R. Fuentes should be commended for his persistence and dedication. Reggie Adkins shOWS his backhand form. 40 Dave Donaldson hits a forehand x.- :5 2w ' Reggie Adkins 41 P. H. S. L. CHAMPIONS, AGAIN Mike Henderlight heads for first. The 1978 baseball team enjoyed an outstanding sea- son, compiling a respectable 19-9 mark For the second straight year they finished at the top of the P.H.S.L. with a 9-3 mark. Outstanding teams always include outstanding indi- viduals, and the Tigers were no different. Leading the way was M.V.P. Bobby Harris, who gained all P.H.S.L. honors for his .395 batting average. Junior Dana Shanks again batted over .400 and is presently among Withrowis all time leading hitters. Dana, along with Senior outfielder Mike Henderlight, was named first team all City. Mike and Kermit Smith were the teams co-captains. Sophomores ueually don't make much of an impact. but Bruce Sanderfer was a definite exception. Bruce set school records for a sophomore with six wins and four saves on the mOund, to go along with a 1.27 ERA. Coach Chambers once again did an exceptional job. Many question marks always seem to arise every year due to graduation, but Coach Chambers always seems to have the right formula for a winning team. Dale Sunday, Ricky Taylor, and Marc Berry look on from the dugout at U.C. 1. K. Smith 2, J, Renfro 3. T. Crab 4. B. Obryanl 5. V. Lawrence 6. B. Harris 7, T. Clark 8. M. Finly 9. R Hollomon 10 M7 Berry '11. R. Taylor 12. M. Sims 13 T West 14, M. Henderlight 15, D. Becksledt Ill E. Martin 17 IA Isabel 18. D. Sunday 19. D. Knox 20. D. Shanks 21. D. Sunday 224 B. Sanderfer 43 ,4 RECORD Northwest Finnytown Walnut Norwood Taft Amelia Amelia Woodward Landmark Highlands Hughes Sycamore Aiken Walnut Forest Pk Taft Roger Bacon Glen Este Hughes Aiken McNick Woodward West High Elder West High Amelia Hughes Final record 19-9 .4 mmmmmwmmmoupamet-NmmeDHmesmm Hh-l Ricky Taylor observes the game. Dana Shanks gets ready to hi1. 44 ; m 47 H1 ... ..,.. . Mike Henderlight and Tim Grob look on. ' nuiiummmmur gnu! nmmmu 45 Withrow in at the tape. Above. State qualifier Bingo Cranford, Below Thomas Weaver 46 ism. 47 Anthony Newbill puts the shot. P.H.S.L CHAMPS The track team again enjoyed another fine season. For the second year in a row they came away with the P.H.S.L championship trophy. The mile relay team placed sixth in the state meet and second in the sec- tionalst The team of baton passers was comprized of Lonnie Shelton, Dwight Porter, Bingo Cranford, and Thomas Weaver. Bingo also qualified in the 300 meter hurdles at the state meet. Lonnie Shelton was the teams most versatile strider, being among the city leaders in the 220, long jump, and relay teams. Coach Rusche should once again be com- mended for his dedication and enthusiasm. 48 Golfers place 3rd in P.H.S.L h I. Niedhart , Coach M. Hlad . D. Weaver . T, Tobias $22,. h h . , . G. Baxter E755, ; j . .. - '1 ' , , . Dh Nielsen .21 Despite a slow start because of lack of players. the golf team finished with a respectable record. The teams veterans, James Niedhart. Tim Tobias, and David Nielsen, led the way for the two first year men, Glenn Baxter and Don Weaver. Senior two year lettermen Tim Tobias, who consistently Scores shot low scores. was awarded the post season We They trophy as the teams most valuable player. 130 FurestPark 205 Aiken 204 Walnut Hills 183 Aiken 200 Western Hills 185 Hughes 49 SWIMMERS- MAKE SPLASH Q gab m . D. York T. York 7 S, Tresler . De Bishop . B. Keeler M. Meheuron . T. Indian . M. Nace . K. Drip . C. Price 11. K. Person. 127 L Forrester 13. K. Albert .4 Otoobug'imbmpy-I The Withrow girls swim team was in it's sec- ond season in 1977-78. This year ten of the twelve school records were broken. and a large percent of the girls achieved personal bests. The girls placed fourth in the P.H.S.L. as a teame Team's leader was co-captain Marilyn Nace, who scored 86 points and was named Most Valu- able Swimmer. Marilyn also scored 26 points at the P.H.SL. meet. Coach Anderson's team was made up of seven new members as well as seven veterans. RECORD Woodward Aiken West High Aiken Walnut Woodward West High m.tkkx J 51 The girls track team showed a great deal of hnprovmnentin then second season under Coach Fred Willis. The highlight of their sea- son was their first place finish in the Anderson Invitational, :1 meet in which seven other schools competed. The ghls fnnshed a sohd second in the P.H.S.L. behind Woodward. Outstanding indi- viduals included Sherry Green. who placed first in the P.HAS.L. and third in the district. Iewel Ficklin also placed first in the P.H.S.L. and seventh in the district. . Adams . Stephens Lawson Wilson Turner Campbell Riley Hodge Favors Coles Favors Bryers Hankerson . Rouson PPS???PNH e?.Fr'lFif'l$374!?erDV'WZ RECORD Woodward OLA Marian Aiken Seton Walnut Glen Este Forest Park 52 Sherry Green gets ready for the next hurdle. Loretta Williams gets ready to heave. jewel Ficklin losses the disc. 53 54 . K. Wynn . S. Sharp K. Dobson . B. Martin . B. Catlin . V. Lutz . S. Flemister . S. Bishop . 1. Ice G. Tyson . D. Dozier . M. Hall :DmVOJCnvhch-d GIRLS SOFTBALL 55 S T . P. Ioncs D D V. Braxion R Thompson V. Ash S. Barnes B. Martin K. Dobson G. Willis M. Wilkes . Smith Ridlcy , Hydleburg . Godfrey 56 RESERVE . Coach Anderson . B, Berry . K. Erwin . R. Hughes . J. Ficklin . V. Oglesby V V Montgomery V R Iohnson . P, Stephens . M. Thomas Ommwmmbmmm ,.:. 57 11.??? . 58 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL m4 The girls volleyball team played a short schedule in 1977-73 Under Coach DeLyons the team played a respectable and consistent game of volleybalL The team was an inexperienced one which should improve next year. ' .9; EL... rVn riyaiLm 7;; 59 HUHEEY AWARD WINNER The 1977-78 winner of the Huheey award which denotes the finest all around athlete at Withrow, was Dwight Porter. Dwight cap- tained the football team while earning a schol- arship t0 Wittenburg. Dwight also wrestled and was a member of the mile relay team which placed sixth in the state meet. A tip of Tigertowns cap to Dwight, a fine athlete and a well rounded person. TE 4Y WERE GREAT IN 78 The 1977-78 year will long be remembered 55 one of the finest in Withrow history. Three P.H.S.L. champions and numerous other well placing teams. Basketball, Track, and Baseball were the catalysts. 61 Withrow 521 g, 62 Withrowz .- 63 ITiS ACADEMIC 1. Ms. Beck-Advisor 5- T- Tobias 2. J. Neidhart 7. M. Stefanik 3. C. Hultquist 8, D. Neilson 4. I. Rowland 9. Not Pictured 5. M. Smith Kim Bailey Itis Academic, the pride of Withrow, serves two valuable purposes. Participants have an opportunity to grow mentally, and to develop confidence. It gives to an admirable image of Withrow. It gives to all connected with it, a feeling of pride and well-being to be a part of tigertown and to know of the time and effort put forth by the members of the team. This year, Withrow gave the other two schools, Nor- wood and Our Lady of Angels, 3 run for their money as they scored 400 points, which was bettered only by Norwoods 560 points. Thanks to Miss Virginia Beck for developing such a stupendous team and also to contestants, Iames Neid- hart, Kim Bailey, and Craig Hultquist for such an ad- mirable performance. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY L!...l El '1 Um, WE rm 1. Mr. Skurmw-Advisor 19. T. York 2. D.Tribblc 20. 1. Walker 3. D. Tcnpenny 21. T. Weaver 4. E. Martin 22. E. Smith 5. S. Dozier 23. D. Nave B. K, Hehn 24. Q. Tip 7. J. Neidhart 25. H. Vonnnr 8. S. Boettgcr 26. A. Lane 9, C. Hultquist 27. K. Bailey 10. l. Luther 28. D. Donaldson 11. T. Shepard 29. K. Rodgers 12. R. Lane 30. l. Kuhl 13. D, Morton 31, B. Preston 14. J, Wingert 32, B. Andrew Scholars from all three classes are honored by this organi- 15. MF- EmslvAdViSOF 33- C- Bailey zation, as it is the only honor society at Withrow, hot eru- 1:: i'iifgr g: 2 aggson sively for seniors. The National Honor Soulety IS 111 1t1s flfth 18. 1. Blocksom 36. K. Froman year of honoring students for their grade point averages. 37- M. Ham The student must hold a 3.0 average from the beginning of the tenth grade throughout the remainder of that year to be eligible. The National Honor Society was conceived as a way to recognize students for their outstanding academic and vocational excellence. 65 SENIOR CHOIR 1. L. Davis 20. Y. Duhart 2. A. Davis 21. M. Gaines 3. H.V0nner 22. K. White 4. M. Popper 23. M. Johnson 5, G. Simmons 24. D. Tingle 6. W. Harper 25. L Elickhoff 7. l. Gist 26. 3. Robinson 8. I. Davenport 27. T. Gist 9. H.10hnson 28. B. Berry 10. M. Turner 29. R. Brandy 11. P. Jamison 30. P. McMullen 12. V. Coney 31. T. West 13. K. Hart 32. V. Favors '14, I. Malhes 33, M. Smith 15. M. Smiley 34. P. Stephens 16. Y. Flakes 35. D. Harper 17. D. Clay 36. B. Noon 18. P. King 37. M, Carter 19. C. Long 66 mr'wnq , 1. V. Phelps 2. K. Kingery 3. D. Hanes 4. P. Walton 5. A. Purdue 5. G. Hopkins 7. F. Brook 8. D. Holmes 9. C, Dickey 10. 1. Cornell 11. P. Thornton 12. V. Miller 13. M. Hogan 14. A, Lyles 15. I. Quarrls 16, V. Bennett 17. L. Hibbett 18. S. Warf 67 19. A. Woods 20, D. Carter 21. T. Ridley 22, C. Woodward 23, K. Keeler 24. D. Turpeau 25. S. Sturdivant 26. K. Rasool 27. A. Shelton 28. G. Hearn 29. S. Ball 30. T. Bryers 31. S. Miller 32. W. Tingle 33. V. Middleton 34. B. Coleman 35. L. Fuller 36. S. Hawkins VARSITY CHEERLEADERS .-mm n-mg 1mw w, m-u-m m a swan . P mam m, w . mm Em 68 Captain D. Adams-Co L. Brown-Captain - 3.. .......+ Ia. 9.. . M. Adams E1. ..... .2: n. .1. . .....ktm ..... Ms. Rousseau-Advisor A. Lewis l-rr-.r...5 SF .5 L. Edwards R. Davis S. Baxter 69 RESERVE CHEERLEADERS L D. a C t p a C . e n G 6 r rnold-Co- V 70 CUM LAUDE A T. Weaver . A, Ready . I. Blocksom . C. Rodgers . Mrs. Ruth Iohnson-Advisor . D. Donaldson . C. Hullquisl . I. Neidhart mummpwww 71 SIGMA GAMMA Mr. Gallagher-Advisor T, Weaveerres. D, Donaldson-V Pres. NL Pierce-Rcc. Sec. T. Tobias-Corr. Sec. C. Hultquist-Treas. D. Porter-Sgl of Arms K. Smith-Ath. Dir M. Stefanik C. Games A. Newbill M. Henderlighl C. Baiiey DRILL TEAM 1. C. Cave '13, D. Turpcau 2. A. Walker 14. R. Broadnax 3. S. Hubbard 15. M. Chenaull 4. Mrs. lelks-Advisor 16. T. Gist 5. S. Bell 17. D. Davis 6. B. Barnett 18. S. Billups 7. F. Williams 19, L. Tittsworth B. I. Dell 20. I. Blocksom 9. I. Winger! 21. T. Shepard 10. A. Jones 22. S, Johnson 11. B. Berry 23. G. Tyson 12. V. Lamb 74 H. Bonner Ms. Child McQueen . J. T. Beaman G, Hill A. Woods H. Wynn ll Tee K. Wynn T Wright . T. D L. V A C T S Gist . Holmes Williams . Sanders . McCoy . Kelly Forrester . Harrington . V. . G. . V. . L. . LA . V. S, . M. Smiley . D. 93$30 53:5' 75 PEP CLUB Favors Malon Wade Hibbett Hankerson Lamb Flemister Jordan Holland Wilkonson Carr Graham Bennett Ross Conly Sturdevant 75 TECHNICAL DRAFTING II Lulz Taylor . Montgomery Hehn Patrick Murphy Reed . Miller x. Hubbard 10. M. Kern 11. M. Wilson 12. L. Lopez 13. Mr. Rnkferl Not Shown D. Hinds C. Haney R. Sums OPNQWPPNH WszriFmQ$l 76 DATA PROCESSING II . Hutchinson Lindsay . Jones . Byndon , James . Dixon . Henderson . , Purdie . Mr. Hall 10. S. Rawls 11. D Frost 12. M. Turner QGNQQ?WNH xnmxxmwc 77 ENSEMBLE ROW ONE 15. R. Davis 1. S. Sturdivant 16. D. Turpeau 2. G. Hiram 17. B. Berry 3. Y. Flakes 18. P. Nut 4. T. Br'yers ROW THREE 5. 5, Robinson 18. A. Davis 6. K, Keeler 19. H. Vonner 7, D. Clay 20. E. Greene 8. M. Carter 21. G. Hopkins 9. M. Adams 22. H. Johnson ROW TWO 23. D. Duderstadl 10. V. Coney 24. I. Gist n. s. O'Dell '25. c. Dickey 12. E. Smith 26, F. Brooks 13. P. Thornton 27, I. Davis 14. C. Woodward 28. D. Holmes 78 li'Ia? 5 4-,, a ,. V ...:, x . u. I. . '1 .: :, ..L owwywwpwwe Mrs. Millman-Teacher E. Alexander M. Adair P. Green 1. Franklin A. Shearwood D. West D. Leatherwood 1. Steele D. York 11 C. Iacobs 12 N. Navarra 13. M. Baker 14. K. Edwards 15. C. Bradford Not Shown V. Bowens M. Brown V. Coleman 79 THALIAN OFFICERS $3 AHRRRQA fil f'rk A B. Sunday Hist .B. Pfaff 10th grd. rep. P. Thornton Treas .Mrs Siefanik adv. .C Games V. Pres. .8. Ball 11th grd. rep. M. Yates Sgt.- -al- arms B Carter Sec. D Evans Pres. S Miller 12th grd. rep. qmm-bmmy-I OLDCD 1. 5 1 L; , k R A 9 m m .1 Indian .E Campbell .8. Robinson .G. Gas! ..l Cornetl .D Dula K. Crenshaw .M. Yates ..B Sunday 10. T. Coles 11. V. Houston 12. P. Thornton 13. V. Latham 14. K. Albert 15. K. Cosgrove SDDNQU'IBOHNH CLERK-STENO II-12th . G. Hill . E. Shellun A. Milligan . J. Likens . D. Nave mpwma . S. Benson . P. Payne . Mrs. Belle , A. Simmons . E. Tyus mnmevd L V Thurman 2, EV Alexander 3. B. Pope 4. K. Kelly Bl 1 t Row . A. Willingham . C. Jones . L4 Roland . S. Johnson . V. Wade 2 d Row . B. Catlin . P Beamon . S Wilkinson . D. Tee 10. D. Frost 11. P. Brain 12. MV Gobel 13. M. Hall 3rd Row 14. A, Adkins 0143:43ng EDWQCD: 82 STUDENT COUNCIL . D, Jefferson . A. Woods . K. Wynn . M. McAlismr v R. Hatcher . V. Henderson . C. Hall . Mr. ShivelyaAdv. 4th Row 23. 24. 25. . T. West . V. Rawlings . R, Holloman . D. Colbert . S. Wharf D. Custille T. Walker I. Ficklin 83 WNFVE- PPJNP C Stymn T. Walker C. Gordon B. Noon B. Klug E. Sunday 3 Birch . Mr. Sharp Horticulture U Ms. Kordenbmck Adv. m D. Estes $ B. Marcho in M. Thullen Sal T. Lukemire in I. Luvuy H K. Raines Bl M. Nace SD 0. Muse 1m M. Lacinak In C. Meinnke 121 C. Slephuns 11H K. Nolen 14H J. Runermun 84 13 E. Houston 163 M. Burke 1H L, Douglas Not Pictured R. Childs M. Hanan T. McGrath D. Mullis M McClurg D. Diersing S. Gibbs A. Schoenharel Mr. Wooleson CHILD CARE 1 8: II . L. Griffith '. R. Richards I. K. Walker , C. Tale 1 A. Lylus 1 Z 1 4 5, D. Tinglu b 7 8 . W. Wilson . Mrs. D. Farrar .. S. Butters . M. Campbell . D. Kudd . M. Kemper . M. lackson 14. 5. Lawrence 15. V. Kelch 16. T. Chirocosta 17. C. Hurt 18. T. George '19. P. Rutherford 20. T. Coleman 21. B. Brunner 22. B. Molilor 23. D. Sparks 24. R. Hudson 25, L. Hilsun 26. T. Davis 27. A. Wiliiams 28. M. Benna 85 FABRIC SERVICE 1. Ms. Rousseau 2. M. McCray 3, D, Curry 4 T. Hill 51 D. Castille SA A. Gray 7 G. Brown B D. Arnold 9 1.0 11. 86 FABRIC SERVICE 1. L. Klopfstein 10. 1. Ice 5 Y K 2. A. Smith 11. C. Eubanks f1 .1 M 131 3. v. Ash 12. A Lucious 4. D. Ridley 13. M. Evans 5. L Lee '1 1.:- ,J 6. Mrs. White Not Pictured 9 I, 7. M, Stewart R Iones 8. 1. Lamb A. Mugni 9. C. Anderson 87 COMMERCIAL ART A Kg x F A? rug? .. , e a? Hill , Williams . . Seyar 7. C Finchcr 8. M. Pullcn 9, T. Brunin 10, T. George 11. T. Wright 12. G. Buxtor 13 L. Elliot . Whitehead 14. S. Latham . Trelman L B B C. H M 1234u56 BB CARPENTRY I 8: II 1. H. Musselman 2. P. Baxter 3. S. Brown 4. P. Gaudio 5. E. Hix 6. C. King 7, J. Mineer 8, J. Mathias 9. A. Dodson 104 I. lohnson 11. M. Carter 12. R. Cornett 13. Mr. King 14. S. Kramer 15. I. Willis 16. T. Conley 17. R. Taylor 18. B. Longbottom 89 D C , C. Brown D . C. McKenrick . L. Shelton . C. Evans . D. Margolin . Mr. Skirtz . D, Welsh . Roberts . Baxter . Freeland E. H olmberg . W. Gaines . L. Frazier . R. Fairbanks , D. Simmons , S. Railt . D. Stropes GERMAN CLUB 5 - 1. T. Wright j 2 W Underwood x g; 3. D. Holmes Q r a 4. C. Hill K3 4 5. M. Faulks p i ,1 6. Ms. B, Dillon 7 D. Gibbs f B, C. Benton 9. D. Cade I ' 10. D. Crenshaw M ' 11. D. Long A km 12 B.Edwards N A i'; Q 9 13: . Person f Io 14. . Adkins Mk I: 15. M. Thomas fr , i; a 12 16.M.Br0wn m . g ,5 90 Data Processing 1 1, 11 Alexander 12, R. Harrison 2. M. Iarrel 13. A. Winfree 3. V. Williams 14. T1 Thompson 4. Mr. Willis 15. S. Caulton 5. L. Hibbett 16. T. York if s. G. Billings 17. v. Favors 7. S. Kamp 18. G Wilson W 8. C. Irvings 19, T. Bryers 9. M. MCAlister 20. F. Lewis 10. 1. Todd 21. A. Leukering '11. S Edwards 91 DUPLICATING SPECIALIST I dNMm ' . K. Duncan V. Pres. . B, Taylor . 1. Bush . R. Naegel . I. Watkins . j. McElrath . A. Napier Scc. len-hLJNp-l ma MR . S, Wilson . J. Ross . SJ Bursion . Mrs. Brasey Teacher . K. Froman . J. Davis Sgt-al-arms . j. Kidd Hist. NmCFI-wah-I 92 DUPLICATING SPECIALIST II P. Carroll D. Adams D. Edwards L. Washington S. Thompson 93 SENIOR COSMETOLOGY D I. Iefferies a L. Carmichael a K Kappa! IQ Y. Wright 3 T. Jackson m D. Colbert H B. Adams in H. Hunter C. Wynn A. Lewis B. 50 MD 1D Iohnson 94 JUNIOR COSMETOLOGY 833 gm . C Jones . K. Smith . T. Lacey . L. Gratsch . V. Massey , B. Summers CDUI-huNH U A. Huckaby m L, Dawson $ L Land :9 V. Flakes 5 S. Sibert m S. Kindall 1. V Flakes 2. S. Smith 1 5. Mann 4 V. Ludlum 5. V. MCWilson 6. C. Cook 95 DUX FEMINA ll Hydleberg R, Brown S. Thompson R. Hudson M. Simon S. Robinson S. Miller A. Johnson . l. Wingert 10. D. Turpeau P n 11. B. Barnett 4,1 12, B. Andrew 13, D. Nave 14. H. Niehson 15. L. Gay 16. A. Ready .,...WMN 1 1!!1 1 ' mWNFDWPPN! 96 17. 18. 151 20. 21. 22. 23. 24A ?HFWFWQDU L Blocksom L Brown K. Tribble L, Burke 0 Price W. Tingle , Godfrey Adams Hearn Billups Rogers Bell Kidd Shepard Lane tawuw ii... 11 . . 54. t. x. ml. L. Burke-Treas. See. J. Wingerh K. Tribble-V. Pres. A. Iohnson-Pres. I Blocksom B. Barnett S. Billups-Sgt. AI Arms Hist. B. Andrew- L Brown D. Nave A. Lane K. Rogers 97 D. Adams K. Bailey M. Adams A. Ready T. Shepard M. Simon L. Gay H. Niehson R. Brown C. Price D, Godfrey S. Miller 98 S. Robinson S. Hall Dux Femina G. Hearn Dux Femina is a senior girls honorary service organizau tion made up this year of 35 girls. The purpose of the organih zation is to provide special services to the school, such as being escorts, usherettes and school leaders. Dux also Spon- sors candy sales, paper drives and school dances. for the purpose of raising money for the Cadwallader Scholarship Foundation. Membership into Dux depends on a 2.25 grade average, teacher recommendations, activities, and Dux rech ommendations. Any girl interested in Dux and who meets the requirements is automatically enlisted in the club. Rh Hudson A, Shearwood Kh Kidd Majorettes 1. D. Nave 2. R. Haggers 3. K. Keeler 100 Ombuds I. r - - i I I . L A. . . . .' A; h ' ..' '- 7. u 1, M. Estep 2, B. Brooks 3, B Belemps 4. K. Long $ 5. R. Segar 6. T Kelly 1 3 7. 0 Mitchell 101 . D. Wilson . C, Berry B. Vaughn . C. Ervin Mrs. Berger . K, Custard . E. Brooks . S. Taylor . C Johnson . S.Tay10r . F, Sevint 102 WA Tingle Mrs. Frolo S. Lawson C. Marshall K. Canida H Johnson K. Fryman Y. Duharl L Graves I. Albright 1 2 3 4 5 G 7 8 9 10 103 BAND x D. Williams E. Campbell W. Benn G. Beamon S. Peakes K Burnam PA Munson 104 M. Wittenburg G. Hopkins . R. Price 105 106 107 1. T. Iorden 2. A. Perdue 3. M. Fisher 4. D. Holmes 5. A. Henderson 6. I. Flemisler 7. P. Harris 8. L. Fleetwood 9. P. Clay 10. D. Hydleberg 11. G. Rolley 12. B. Jones 13. M. Faulks 14. M. Hill 15. S. Robinson 16. K. Gatewood 17. M. Wilks 18. R. Anthony 19. T. Gist 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 28. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. T. Franklin L. Higgins M. Britten A. Nelson D. O'Neal Y. James D. Freeland K. Hart B. Riley M. Hall P. Harrington T. Indian B. lones Mrs. Childs V. Binford D. Harper ,7x'1' I ,1 N. 7-. A ,' UVENILE COURT 1. Mr. Edwards 9 M. McAllister 2. Mr. Shively 10 Ms. Nored 3 Ms. Lucas 11. S. Bali 4. Mrs. Avery 12. T. West 5. K. Albert 13. Mr. D'Amico 6 Mrs. Childs 14. D. Holmes 7, Mrs. Harris 15. Mrs. Stefanik 8. V. Green 16 K Burnam 108 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS T. Overstreet L. Anderson R Johnson M McAllister 109 pd 11. OPPF9WPWNH K. Byndon M. Wind A. Mallot . Luther D. Donaldson 11D . McCarthy-Advisor Tim Tobias-Editor in Chigf ANNUAL STAFF Jackie Wingert-Activities Editor Dave Donaldson-Sports Editor Bev Andrew-Senior and Faculty Editor General Jeff Luther- -Business Editor Mimi Smith Andrea 1Mallot-Underclass Malt Wind-Arl Editor 111 TYPING AND RELATED 1. D. Rosser 12. D. Anderson 6 2. A Seng 13. P. Walton 3. R. Lucas 14. I. Walls 5 '5' M 4. 1. lanes 15. c. Smith 5. T. Chapman 16. K. Whitney 6. M. Wiiliamg 17. T. Williams 7. D. Bates 18. A. Todd 8. C. Green 19. M. Cohen 9. Mrs. Graham, Adviser 20- C. Bowman 10. T. Roland 21. B. Garrett 11. T. Evans 112 H . D. Knox . S. Tenpenny . D. Tenpenny . G. Burgess 1 R. Dickerson bwa 01 . Mr. Weis . C. Donaldson . I. Renfro CDNC? 113 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. D. Stumpf D. Mayo S. Sharp T. York P. Jones D. Dula G. Roley THE RANSOM OF RED CHIEF Inclement weather and the bus strike caused the Thalian society to put on only one play this year. The Ransom of Red Chief , is a comedy based on an 0. Henry story. The plot revolves around a kidnapped Child, who proves so offensive to his kid- nappers, that they almost pay his family to take him back. Thalian regulars Andre Per- due, Kevin Hodge, Stephanie Ball, Wanda Tingle and Gary Hopkins turned in mar- velous performances under the direction of Mim Stefanik. Lefs hope Withmw gets to see more of the Thalians next year. 114 iiw 1,1,. 115 Senior Popularity P011 Kneeling Standing V. RawlingS-Bcsl looking K, Smith-Most Athletic WV Underwood-Craziest-Mos1 vivacinus D, Kidd-Sweetest A. Perdue-Bcst dresser. best all around, best dancur D. Godfrey-Most Athletic M Estep-Most School spirited G. Heame-Mosl talented I. Davis-Must talented A. Juhnson-Best Dresser. Most likely to succeed L Neidharl-Smartesl, Most likely to succeed 1 Kuhl-Craziest L. Brown-Must school spirited R. Brown-Best looking M Bena. B. Roberts-Culesi couple D. Donaldson-Musl Polite l. Wingert-Best dancer L. Burke-Most Polite K. Bailuy Smartest S. Billups-M051 loquacious 116 igertown Twirl T 117 118 Doranetl Abrams Mary Adair Darlene Adams Marion Adams Reginald Adkins Beverly Andrew Melinda Andrews Kimberly Bailey Margaret Baker Brenda Barnett Charles Barnett Thomas Beaman Teresa Beatly David Beckstedl Stephanie Bell Mary Benna Selina Benson Marc Berry Marx Billups Sharon Billups Ianine Blocksom Lori Bond Victoria Bowens Constance Bowman Connie Bradford Pear! Brazile Sonya Bright Myra Eritton Bernadette Brooks Gwendolyn Brown Leslie Brown Maureen Brown Renee Brown Roslind Brown Loretta Burke Shearen Butlers Kenneth Byndon Donna Cade Eric Campbell Linda Carmichael Ralph Carmichael Christopher Carnes Hubert Carr Paul Carroll Mildred Carter Dwighl Caslille Barbara Catlin Donna Childs Raymond Childs Michael Chiles Christina Chiricpsla Monica Clark Brenda Coleman Kimberly Coleman Alfreda Collins Vicki Cuney Duane Cooper Emanuel Cranford Daniel Crelman Toni Cross Amanda Davis Joe! Davis Myra Davis Toni Davis Cassandra Denton Mary Disney Landra Dixon David Donaldson Ronald Dressell Yvonne Duhart lames Duncan Tonya Dunn Dina Edwards SENIORS Donna Edwards Karen Edwards Vinnie Edwards Paula Elliott MichaeE Estep Gregory Evans Mediker Faulks James Favors Yvette Fincher Yvonne Flakes Lorenzo Floyd Kristy Franklin Penny Franklin Terri Franklin Tonia Frankiin Clarence Frederick Deborah Freeland Dino Frost Kimberly Fryman Lalricia Gay lennifer Gibson Terri Gist James Goble Deborah Godfrey Lalricia Graves Pamela Green Melissa Greener! Jeffrey Hales Trevor Hall Tommy Harp Willa Harper Terrie Harrell Patricia Harrington Frank Harris Karen Hart Bernard Hatcher Sandra Hawkins Georgia Hearn Kevin Hahn Michael Henderlight Carmen Henderson Elizabeth Henderson Vicki Henderson Joseph Hiler Charlene Hill Chrisiina Hill Curtis Hill Kelvin Hill Elissa Hilson Bryant Hisle Rodney Holloman Daniel Holmes Sabrina Hubbard Brenda Hudson Robin Hudson Diane Hurcherson Deborah Hydlebeerg Tracy Jackson Kimberly James Michael larman Iacqueline Iefferies Dora Jefferson Anita Johnson Barbara Johnson Bernard Johnson jimmy Johnson Hilary Johnson Cassandra Jones Curtis Jones Katina Kappel loan Kelly Cathy Kelly Chrisline Kemp 119 Nadine Kemper Danetla Kidd Karen Kidd Kenneth Kingery James Kohler Vicky Krieger- Iulie Kuhl Marcus Lacinak Angela Lane Vickie Lalham Sylvan Lawrence Deborah Leatherwood Barbara Lehart Joyce Likens Sherri Lindsay Vincent Lulz William Marcho Bryant Marshall Venita Marshall . Michael McClary Annette McCoy Mark McCoy Kimberly McCray Melissa McCray Christopher McKenrick Susan McKinnon Renee Menzise Sally Miller Alice Milligan Clarence Moore Brenda Morris Diana Marlon Gary Muse Deborah Myers Nancy Navarra Donna Nave Karen Neeley James Neidhart Anthony Newbill Heidi Niehsen David Nielsen Alvin Osborne Donna Patterson Pamela Payne Carol Peaks Vanessa Pearson Andre Perdue Paula Peterson Vertis Phelps Michael Pierce Bonita Pope Dwight Porter Beverly Price Connie Price Karen Purdie Mary Quimby Tracey Raines Victor Rawlings Sharon Rawls Annette Ready David Reed Monica Reed Gregory Reeves Carol Rice Bessie Riley Iames Robinson Susan Robinson Terry Robinson Cheryl Rodgers Cathy Rogers Susan Rogers Jennifer Roper Pamela Ross Barbara Rowland Cathy Royer Roxane Salsbury David Scales Amy Schoenhail Laura Schwepp Barbara Scott Peggy Seiler Joseph Servizzi Donna Sexton Pamela Sexton Amy Shearwood Edye Shelton Belinda Shepard Tanya Sherpard Anne Simmons Marguerite Simon Robert Slade Kenneth Smith Kermit Smith Katheen Sparks Arlene Stanford Vanessa Steele Michael Stefanik Cindi Stephens David Stephens Patricia Stephens Tammy Stephens Dereck Stevenson Shirley Stevenson Sandra Slurdivant Cynthia Teeter Tanya Thomasun Sandra Thompson Sonya Thompson Wanda Tingle Timothy Tobias Karen Tribble Mary Turner Terence Turner Trivia Turner Debra Turpeau Shirley Tyson DeEvelyn Tyus Wilburdale Underwood Michella Upshaw Vanessa Vaughns Henry Vonner Patricia Walker Thomas Weaver Margaret Wehage Yul Welch Donna Wes! Theresa West Timothy Wes! Wallace Wilkinson Melody Wilks Freida Williams Phyllis Williams Yvette Willingham Shelby Willis Fredrick Wilson Matthew Wilson Tracey Wilson Matthew Wind Ioan Winfrey Jacqueline Wingert THALIANS 1. D. Holmes 17. A. lohnson m 2. A. Blake 18. A. Perdue . ' - 3. M. Scott 19. M. W'ood 3' .31 13 2,0 4. A. Jones 20. M. McAllister W 5. j. Davis 21. A. Adkins I9 JO. 6. K. Person 22. C. Wilson '8 35 3-9, 2'5 '2? 7. D. Carter 23, M. Hoolen 8. M. Walks 24. C. Howard 9, Mrs. Stefanik 25. C. Lynch 10. P. Stephens 26. V. Pearson 11. S. Robinson 27. O. Smith 12, P. jones 28. D. Evans '13, D. Tingle 29. K. Burnam 14. M. Iackson 30. C. Games 15. W. Tingle 31. B. Pfaff 16. M. Keeler 32. V. Oglesby 120 DRAFTING EXPLORERS 1. B. Bass 2. Mr. Rolferl 3. E. Ruff 4. I. Smith 5. M. Scott 6, M. Mehuron 7, S. Caullon 8. G. Taylor 9. B. Haines 121 ASSEMBLIES The 1977-78 school year welcomed the return of school wide assemblies to Withrow. Assemblies were held to en- tertain, to commemorate, to share school spirit, and to honor academic achievement. Withrow students were entertained this year by a wide variety of events. Most popular seemed to be the Sunshine Express, 3 rock group out of Columbus, Ohio, who enter- tained Withrow students twice this year. Withrowites seemed most appreciative of their efforts as they clapped along. A group of U.C. students put on a production of A Midsummer Nights dream, by William Shakespeare. Al- though the production was rather lengthy, students seemed to enjoy it. Another cultural event featured a modern dance group Students seemed to appreciate the ability of the dancers and reacted as a mature audience. Football and Basketball presented their awards to out- standing players in front of the student body. In addition, the basketball team held a pep rally and a special assembly in recognition of their achievements in the playoffs. Cum Laude welcomed their new fall members with a spe- cial assembly, It seemed more than fitting that academic achievements be honored with a scheol-wide assembly. In addition to faculty and students, the parents of Cum Laude members were invited to share in the event. Several commerorative assemblies were also held this year. A Thanksgiving assembly was held to remember the reason for the holiday as well as to display the homeroom baskets which are distributed to the needy. 122 DAILY ACTIVITIES 124 125 No matter how hard we try, we know we are not go- ing to make everyone happy with this annual. To make up for that, we,ve given you this page to make any cor- rections or additions on. Go to it! It's all yours! Put your favorite sport here. The cover is silly you think. change it. 126 Put a missing teacher here, Put your picture, which we left out, in. Put your pic. with the award you deserved. A favorite campus scene. There. Feel better? Now it's really YOUR annual! 127 POETRY 128 ME, MYSELF, I'M LIKE THE SEASONS Sweet smelling, fresh, warm and nice. When spring rolls around, this is what I'm like. When summer comes in, what will I be like? Sporty. relaxed, full of fun, That's me. Ilm no longer fresh or brand new. Ilm ready for changes That will be coming through. Winter is me sometimes Cold at heart. When spring comes around Iill have a Change of heart. Alfreda Myers Workshop One of the purposes of a school is to develop and stimu- late talents which the student already possesses. The English Department contributes to this goal by sponsoring the annual Poetry Workshop. Promising students are drawn from their regular classes for a short period to meet and work with a local poet. In the workshop students discuss poetry. its purpose, and their own ideas. They then write their own poems and submit them to critique. The work shop is completed and students then publish and read some of their works to their regular English classes. The following are but a few samples of what Withrow students have to offer. WHEN YOU WERE BORN, MY SON I think of the pain I gave to birth you, boy, For you to grow up and your whole life destroy. When you were born, I thought you were one of the great, But that just shows you the ways of fate. You were laying in alleys. a street bum in the night. All you did was lie, cheat, steal and fight. How much can one, lonely parent take? When their child turns out to be a liar and a fake? Why did my child turn out so wrong? And why is my love him so strong? I guess when its over, my tears will cease to come, Because you are dying, my well beloved son Marie Watson 129 82 YEAR OLD FANNY She was a beautiful woman When she was young. She was full of vigor, Not very much like the . Girls that were reapected In those days. She was a beautiful woman When she was old Spunky and sassy Drinking beer and Watching the Reds. Always putting away Soft and gentle feeiings, Until they were needed. Wasn't I the lucky one to have needed them? Vicky Kreiger WHEN I WAS YOUNG When I was young I was told Do what you want to do And be what you want to be. I want to be a Doctor And I tell them that. But we cath afford that, They say to me. You have to compensate. Be something we can afford, So do what you want to do And be what you want to be. Kim Wynn 130 UNTOUCHABLE Across the stage she drifted. Her mind apart from her soul. Her heart belonged to the curtain puller, And he never noticed her. She, the star of every ShOW, Had yet the day to come When she could say she truly loved. For she barely spoke a word. With head up high above the rest, She couldnlt see the earth, And all those about this statue Never stretched to reach . . . The untouchable. Ianie Blocksom 131 ' O'o'o 3. w Mao . 9.. o '0 9.. 9.0 u . Q.. 6......zOO . H tH... $33... W .' Km..:.h O. Q 0:... 0 u? o H mm: PROBLEMS Well little sisters and brothers We all have problems From the first to the very last man But problems ought not to keep us From doing the best we can. Everyman that I have seen That has come up from the dirt. Do you think that he is lucky, Or that he has never been hurt? SO the successful people Are only common folks Who stepped into the arena And never gave up their stroke. Therefore. Ilm not submitting To disappointment 0r dispair. Why should we stop here? And the goal is still out there. Sure the load is heavy And the road is rocky too, But is that enough To keep our dreams from coming true? 80 little sisters and brothers Letls get ourselves together And polish off our goal. The future belongs to doers To achieve and t0 HOLD! Willie It Tremble Jr. 132 133 -AssL Principal Jimmy Simmons Steward Brunner-Assl. Principal Thomas D'AmiCD-Principal Davis Hawkins-Asst. Principal Dixon Edwards-Asst. Principal William Thurman-Asst, Principal 134 Betty Ezell-counselor Helen Kugelecounselur Cleo Miller-Counselor Robert Vickersvuounsulur Steve Skumw-counselor Secretaries X Gladys Corry-Ireasurer Millie Heitner-secretary Diane Mountel-secretary Librarians Lu Lincks-librarian Alverna Nored-librarian loan Sheaffeplibrarian William Alexander- Business Mary Avery-Teacher aid Janet BacorhMath Terry Baird-Distributive Ed. Louis Bauer-Typing Virginia Beck-English Frances Belle-Business Iulia Berger-Home Economics Marilyn Blocksom- English 137 Alex Brown-Foods Service Anna Brasey-Business Jerry Call-Math Cornelia Childs-Home Economics Linda Childs-Business Woodson Conway-Music 138 Alma Cood-Business Phillip Cook-History Mary CunniCk-English David DanielHDrivers Education Marie DeLyuns-Physical Education Wells DidIick-Industrial Art Barb Dillon-Cerman 8: English Thomas Dyer-Drivers Education James Ernst-Deca 139 Michael Ferone-Business 4 3 1'. :' . 1; K Mary Anne Gardner-Work Experience lu' Sf id 69 0:. William Gardner-Electronics Burton Garrett-Hislory Loreda Graham-Business 140 George Gray-Math lane Greene-English Roger Hall-Businoss Edith Harp-English Jerome HartmanaDrivers Education Ruby HawkinsFHome Economics joseph Heink-History Jerry Held-Food Service Dorothy Hertzmanu Special Education 141 Howard Higgins-Social Studies Michael HIad-Art Robert HoltBr-Special Education Robert Houchin-Drafling George Hughes-Math Linda JelksAVIalh Cecelia lohnson-Heallh Evelyn Iohnson-Cosmetology 142 Ruth johnson-Sdcnce Bertha Jones-History Iames Kauffman-Drivers Education Elizabeth KelIy-Sub. , Kathy Klau5w0.W.E. Nancy Koch-English Barb Kordenbrock- Horticulture Gail Koizumi-Hearing Impaired Peggy Kunk-Home Economics 143 Linda LucaS-BUSineSS min L nIsHaunoN i H h H z I. 5- Sam Matsunami-Environmenlal Health Bernard Maue-Industrial Arts Anne McCarthy-English 144 Pauline McCarthy- Cosmetology Brennan McNulty-Aulo Mechanics Bill Menrelh-Carpemry Harold Michel-History Mary Miller-English Inda Millman-Business Leroy Molitor- 1 Electronics II Jack Mueller-Art :3 Gerald Nassano-Maih H James Parke-Band Director Wanda Palton-Child Care Lain, Leonard Rescek-Special Education Susan Richmond-English 4 . 1 V31 i Daniel Rusche-Physical Education Waller Scottrlndustrial Arts Robert Sharp-Distributive Educatiou 146 Stuart Shesttna-Health R. Shiruly Merchell Shor'HTeachur Aid .' .r g-W: 3 , Martin Siegel-Social Studies Anna Silvers-Secretarial Science Ronald Smith-Math Garnet! Snyder-Sub. Miriam Stefanik-English James Taylor-English Iohn Temple-Induslrial Arts Waymon Wallace- Science Garntxtla While-Fabric Service Richard WiessvHistory Phyllis Williams Fred Willis-Business Thom Woolison- Hortcullure Roger Zwayur-Social Studies 148 Belle Lowry-English Belle is retiring now Her class days are over. Her years at Withrow end this month But she will be in clover. Alarms at six, to walk a mile Will fade into the past; Her walking now will be a treat; Her free time now will last. She's loved her work; sheis done it well. Those myths from Rome and Greece: The students will remember well Who owned the Golden Gleece. Her knowledge of the Bible with classes she has shared. Accounts of tribes and prophets. Their lawas she has declared 149 What day of preparation For AP tests, she drilled; Many a grade of love came forth; Her pupils' heads were filled. Twas Chaucer, Shakespeare, Hawthorne, Burns. A glance a Wordsworth too. Mark Twain and Shaw and Milleris plays To name a paltry few. But now shall leave the classroom scene To live a life of leisure; EBut precious books will always live To give her greatest pleasure. We know you're happy, Bella dear To start a new endeavor. Remember that well miss you much And wish you joy forever. Laverne Hughes 7 EL: l Doranelt Abrams Darlene Adams Marion Adams Beverly Andrew Charles Barnett Thomas Beaman ,' QKRH' n h' b vM Teresa Bealty David Becksledt Stephanie Bell Mary Benna 152 . . 1121 - . ' - .' Victoria Binford Duranda Bishop Janine Blocksom Lori Bond , w , V, :0 six I N g! m 1.x Pearl Brazile NA . , Sonya Bright Myra Britten GWEHdOlyn Brown 153 Roslind Brown Renee Brown Loretta Burke Eric Campbell Linda Carmichael Ralph Carmichael Hubert Carr Paul Carroll Mildred Carter Dwigh Castille 154 Barbara Catlin Raymond Childs Brenda Coleman Kimberly Coleman I V w . , $- 79L . P , ., K, . r ', 7 :3 - 9 l :4 Vicki Coney Duane Cooper Emanuel Cranford L, Mk Daniel Crelman Toni Cross Amanda Davis 1081 DaViS 155 a- Toni Davis Landra Dixon Ronald Dressell Yvonne Duharl Donna Edwards Karen Edwards Vinnie Edwards Paula Elliott Michael ESteP , 156 Yveue Fincher Gregory Evans Mediker Faulks Yvonne Flakes Terri Franklin R x Dino Frost Kimberly Fryman Iennifer Gibson 157 Deborah Godfrey Lucretia Graves Trevor Hall Pamela Green Willa Harper Terrie Harrell x - Frank Harris Karen Hart Bernard Hatcher Sandra Hawkins 158 Michael Henderlighl Carmen Henderson Vicki Henderson Joseph Hiler Christina Hill Gurus Hill Kelvin Hill Elissa Hilson Bryant Hisle Rodney Holloman 159 $4 ' l k Robin Hudson d Diane Hurcherson ,Zg'i. m , Kimberly James Michael Iarman K177 ?; K thxx :2, Anita IJhnson xxx 4 jimmy Johnson 1 V1 f 531 A6? Hilery Iohnson Cassandra Iones Cums Jones 160 t Cathy Kelly Christine Kemp Nadine Kemper Danetta Kidd Marcus Lacinak 5H. Angela Lane Vickie Latharn Sylvan Lawrence Deborah Leatherwood 161 Barbara Lehart ! Bryant Marshall Venita Marshall Kimberly McCray Susan McKinnon Renne Menzise 162 Clarence Moore Brenda Morris 'de XX Nancy Navarre Donna Nave g4 k V, David Nielsen Alvin Osborne Donna Patterson Pamela Payne 163 Paula Peterson Carol Peaks Vanessa Pearson Vertis Phelps Michael Pierce Bonita Pope Karen Purdie Annette Ready Tracey Raines Victor Rawlings 164 Carol Rice Terry Robinson y Susan Rogers jennifer Roper - 1 Cathy Royer Pamela R055 165 4 David Scales Amy Schoenhail Tanya Sherpard Anne Simmons Marquerite Simon Robert Slade Kenneth Smith 156 Arlene Stanford u Emprm. ' , . . . 1. - I 5 . T , . , . V ', 1 Patricia Stephens .. ' - . . . . 9 45' - - 17! L Sandra Sturdivant Cymhia Teetor Tanya Thomason Sonya Thompson 137 Timothy Tobias Karen Tribble Wanda Tingle Terence Turner Trivia Turner Debra Turpeau DeEvelyn Tyus I $3: . , Henry Vonner Patricia Walter Thomas Weaver Margaret Wehage 168 Yul Welch U N V. .9. ,. Wallace Wilkinson hi? i L Km Freida Williams Phyllis Williams i . k K I Yvette Willingham Shelby Willis Matthew Wilson x Tracey Wilson Matthew Wind loan Winfrey Jacqueline Wingert 169 170 Due to athletic prowess. scholastic achievement is often overlooked. We, of the Annual staff feel that the following students are deserving of regonition for their out- standing academic achievement and ranking in the top ten of their class. Congratulations! H .9 ?PONPDWPPDNH James Neidhart Cathy Rogers Annette Ready Kim Bailey Dave Donaldson Iane Blocksom Craig Hultquist Thomas Weaver Angela Lane Tanya Shepherd 172 .m n m 1,76 Abernathy C Adkins C Alexander I Allen I Allen W Anderson L Ash V Ball S Barnes F Baxter G Beal E Bell K Behanan L Benn W Bennett V Berry B Barry M Beverly W Billings C Black 0 Black V Bloomfield I Blume L Boettger S Boggs T Boglin L Bowens S Broadnax R Bradshaw S Brady G Brown E Brown F Brown Z Brune T Bryers T Burnam K Burnes S Burston S Burl C Bush I Butts M Byndon S Castleberry G Caullon S Chamberland B Cipollone M Clark D Clark K Clide C Clock M Coggins A Coie 0 Coleman 1 Coleman T Collier D Cook C Cook T Cooper D Cosgrove K Craig C Crawley C Crenshaw D Custard K Davis D Davis J Davis S Davis T Dawson A Dawson D Dawson D DeFosse T Dell I Dickerson B Dozier S Duncan K Dungy E Dunn J Durham F Early A Easley T Edwards L Edwards M Edwards S Edwards W 178 Elliot L Essex D Estes R Evans D Evans M Evans T Ewing T Fancote B Farris L Favors V Favors Y Fields R Folley I Forae I Forman C Forester N Froman K Gaines B Gaines C Gaines M Gaines V Gannon B Gannon K Garrett A Garth C Gaskill S Gassell M Gast G Gatewood I Gehlert D Gehlert F Gehlerl I Gentry T George T Gentry M Germann B Gibson G Gibson I Gillispie V Gist I Gist T Glenn R Godfrey D Godfrey P Goff M Gusset! M Gordon D Gordon 1 Graham D Gralch L Graves B Gray 0 Grayson I Grazinni A Green C Green K Greer S Grevious R Gregory T Grier N Griffin L Grinin L Gretchen D Grob T Grooms C Guy L Hall F Hall M Hall M Hall T Haller T Hence M Harper W Harrington S Harrington S Harris C Harris H Harrison R Harrow C Halcher R Hendrix L Hester I 179 Higgins G Hill R Hodge T Holland R Holiey Y Hopkins G Hood 3 Houston E Houston V Huckaby A Hudson L Humphreys I Hurt C Hutcherson C Ice 1 Indian T Ingram L lye V Iackson R Iackson W johnsun R Iohnson S Iones A 101185 B Jones C Jones L Jameson P Iordon E fordon K Jordon M Jordon P Kecler K Keith B Kelly T Kemper S Kent C Key M Kidd E Kidd Q King G Klapfsmin L Klug W 180 Knot! F Land I Kroger R Lamb V Kuhl I Latham S Lacey T Laury A Lawrence V Lawson L Lee I Leukering B Levy M Lewis M Lewis D Lewis R Lewis F Littner F Lewis I Long C Long K Louis T Lucas R Lucious A Luther I Marler C Lyles A Martin A Maillot A Martin E Mansfield D Mason K Massey V Mathis B Maxberry T Maye B Maye K McAllister M McArt M McCoy M 182 McCoy P McCoy T McCullen S McDonald D McElrath I McGowan I McLain A McQueen V McCray K Meheuron M Meinke G Menifield K Menzise T Middendorf I Middleton V Miller D Miller P Miller V Mills R Molloy M Montgomery I Moore J Morman K Mark C Morrison W Meyers A Mullen P Napier R Noon B Oglesby K Oglesby R Oglesby V Overstreel T Odell S Parham O Payne 8 Pearcy R Peppers M Phelps S Pickett C Pittman D Pollard R Powell 0 Powell T Preston B Pritchard I Redmond A Reed B Reed T Reese K Renfrow I Rhodes K Roberts H Roberts K Roberts L Rocket! A Rodgers F Rodgers G Rolley D Rolley G Rolley I Roscoe I Ross I Rox I Ruff E Russell F Russell G Rutherford P Issabel I Sanders W Satterfield S Scott M Sedan I Segar M Seibert I Seibert K Senn A Shelton L Shepard C Sibert S Silvia G Simpson I Sloan K Slopfstein L Smith C Smith D Smith M Smith S Spikes A Stanford R Stemmer M Stringer B Struthers B Styron C Suggs D Summers B Swarm J Taylor B Taylor B Taylor L Taylor R Thery M Thompson P Tingle D Tompson L Thompson T Thrower D Todd A Todd I Trentman L Trester S Tucker S Tyson C Walker I Walker K Walker K Walker T Waller T Walls I Walters I Walton P Warf S Warner T - Washington A Washington . . . Walters L Watkins I Weaver D Wehage P Wheeler L Wheeler L Wheeler M White B White D White D White M Whitney K Wilkinson S Williams H Williams I Williams L Wilkinson S Williams V Willingham A Willis C Wilson C Wilson S Wiltenhurg M Wolfe A Wong P Woods M Woods 0 Woodruff L Wyche K Wynn H Yates M York T 185 156 Abernathy C Adams D Adams W Alexander A Allen M Alsept R Anderson B Anderson K Aridge A Austin M Aynold D Bailey E Baker B Bali D Banks I Barton E Beamon E Beamon H Beamon P Bell F Bell T Begley T Benton R Beatty C Bess D Betemps R Birch B Bishop I Blume C Boettger I Bomar I Bose R Bradford B Bradley C Bradshaw S Branch C Brauny T Braxton V Brooks E Brown I Brown N Brown P . w Brown R Brown R Bruner E Brunson S Buchannon M Burges G Burney R Burton 8 Byrd P Calhoun W Campbell E Campbell L Canney I Carter D Carter I Gaston E Castille M Castleberry G Cave L Chambers K Chandler D Chaney S Chester R Chiles T Clark L Clark T Cofield I Cole K Coleman 0 Coles I Colvard T Cook I Coombs I Coper G Cornell I Crawford P Craig A Craig T Crews T Cumberlander I Cunningham T Custard K 187 188 Danials N Davis A Davis D Davis D Davis D Davis M Davis T Davis T Davis Y Denny M Dickerson R Dickey C DiPuccio S Donaldson R Dorily P Douglas W Dryden I Duderstadt D Duderstadt D Durand L Durr K Echols W Eickoff L Eckstein I Edmond N Edwards 1 Edwards M Eich D Eison C Ea'u' K Elliott C Ewing C Erwin S Evans 1 Evans T Everett D Eversole R Falhman H Flack D Flakes V Fleicher D Flowers Y Folino M Folino C Ford I Ford P Fore I Foster A Fowler A Frazier D Frazier R Freelman I Frost S Fuller L Gehlert I Gerline T Godfrey P Good S Got! I Gowens T Gray K Hackathorne P Hackey I Hafner I Hagger R Hail P Hall A Hall C Hargrove I Harper K Harrell C Harris C Harris E Harris D Harris D Harris I Harris L Harrison A Harrison T Harville D Haugabmok H Hayes I Hayes 0 Haynes R 189 190 Haungs T Haungs T Hellon L Helmbock S Hightower C Hill I Holmberg P Hoiloman A Holloway T Hegley O Hooks R Hooten M Hopkins N Houstin S Howard C Howard P Huckabee W Hudson I Hughes C Henkins I Humphrey D Hutcherson G Hutchins G Ingram G Inlow H Iackson A Iacksun L Iarrell T Ieter T Johnson C Johnson K Johnson M Johnson P hhnson M Iohnson R lanes A Jones A Jones A Jones C Iones M Jones P lanes R Julian C Kamp S Keeler M Kelley E Kelley T Kennedy I Kidd K Kenell S Lamb B Lamb L Land I Lane C LaVoy I Lawrence I Leukering T Lowery W Lutz V Lynch C Mathis C Maddux L Manley 5 Marshall R McCarty M McClure R McCullough K McConnell T McCoy L McGill K McGowan I McClean I 191 192 McWeeny R Meibers B Meisberger D Menefield K Mitchell M Mitchell 0 Moehlman R Mooney G Moreno T Morgan B Moultrie H Munson P Muse W Nebletl P Nelson A Nelson C Nelson K Newkirk A Newkirk R Nichting L Norman K Oakes D Obryant R Oglesby V O'Neil A Otey P Partin S Peaks S Pearson M Person K Pfaff B Phelps D Pierce 1 Pitts D Poblano M Poblano P Pollard L Powell A Price R Powell A Power N Pruitt C Rally C Ranier I Ranier N Rasool K Redmond A Reid 1 Reiser L . x, A 4!: 19:33. Renfrow I Richardson R Richmond B Ridley D Ridley T Roberts S Rocket: A Rolland I Ramsey G Rubenbauer D Sanderfer B Satcher B Sawyer M Taylor A Schneider D Segar R Sewell D Sewell L Shaner G Shamel W Sharp S Shearer K Shelton L Sherrer S Simmons D Simpson V Simms M Slade D Smith A Smith J Smith J Smith P Smith T Solomon M Sparks C 193 194 Spikes M Splitt P Spraggs S Srimble N Stallworlh R Stuten E Steinmetz P Stephens P Stevenson W Stepp G Stewart D Stewart I Stiles D Stillweill B Stillweill G Stumpf D Suggs D Sunday B Sundorse M Swain T Swann T Swison G Taite B Taylor B Terrell D Taylor M Terney C Thompson P Tincher C Tilsworlh L Tracey C Turner L Wade V Wadley T Walden K Walker D Walker D Walker H Walker M Walker T Wallace K Wallace P Wanner N Walton P Washington P Watson A Watson H Watson R Watson Y Waylor V Webcbacker I Heiman I Wendell B Wharton S Williams B Williams S Williams K Williams L Williams T Williams Y WiJSOn D Wilson G Wiihcery A Woodland 1?. Woods A Wormley K Wright 1 Wright I Wright K Wright P Wyatt J Yarborough M Yates P Young M ' 17 $5513, x 1 J. h .5 9 'Hir' 195 W I m Conclusio Sounds 1978 once again highlighted the talented young people of Withrow. Those who attended the Performance were entertained by superstars like Georgia Hearn, the Queen of Gospel at Withrow, Andre Perdue, who makes dancing look easy, and Joel Davis, pianist supreme. As in years past. dancing, singing and comedy were fea- tured. Mr. Parks band, Mr. Conway's Choir, the ponies, skit members and faculty provided entertainment for all. Star Wars provided a theme for the occasion. The audito- rium was decorated with rockets and planets while music from Star Wars and Star Trek was featured in the show. For the second year in a row, rehearsals for Sounds were interrupted by poor weather and, therefore poor attenr dance. Tiger spirit showed through, however, and the show went on on schedule. Sounds has become an integral part of Withrowe spring activities. Sounds 79 is waiting in the wings. Priscilla Thornton leads the Chair 198 Jeff Walters-Emcee Andre Purdue adds his own slylc. Sounds Cast 1978 Kenny Hammonds and Willie Tremble-Skits 199 Ioe Davenport sing Lady Love Karen Stephanie Tanya and Anita smile for the crowd 200 Tradition That's what Tevye called it in ttFiddIer 0n the Roof.H Tradition is what Sounds has become at Withrow. Now in it's thirteenth year, Sounds is the largest event at Withrow. People-wise, there are about 300 people involved in it. The Executive Staff is composed of Mr. Parks, Mr. Conway and Mr. Gallagher. They are in charge of the over- all production. Sounds. however. is too big for three men to handle. Without the help of many others, the program would not exist. Many thanks must be given to those who help out with choreography, skits, costumes, makeup, tick- ets, and the many other tasks which make Sounds a success. Skits Mr. Weis Mrs, Stefanik Chorography . Bev Britten Make-up Evelyn Johnson Costumes Ms. Rousseau Box Office Mr. Ignatz House Manager Mr. Shestina Program Cover Becky Hisle Posters Commercial Arts Decorations Ms, Brockts Classes . Without the work and effort of the above, as well as coop- x eration from the administration, faculty and students. Sounds would be impossible. '.,. xix - Would you want this group for your Mates ? 201 . gs? , mgg 202 The Homecoming Parade this year, was themed around passage of a tax levy for Cincinnati Schools. Participants tried to emphasize the value of Withrow to the community. As in previous years. the parade route ran the length of Erie Avenue from Peoples Junior High to Withrow. Child Care won the float decorating contest over other beautiful competitors. This years King and Queen were the lovely Darlene Adams and popular senior, Mike Iarman. Unfoi'tunately, the Western Hills Mustangs defeated the Tigers in the football game. Fans were entertained at half time by both bands and the drill team. After the game, the Pep Club sponsored a Homecoming Dance in the cafeteria. Attendance was not overwhelming, but was better than the past few years. The Tiger Homecoming went well this year. What will next year offer? HALIAN Thalians used the Tower 204 .....-....N.A AI! nag. A . t- . erI: .,- $ ,?-L myAwnwv-wq , Mr. D'Amico and Dr. Jacobs The Band was in good form 205 Child Cares Prize Winner Class day was held for the first time in eleven years, bringing back an old tradition. This day was selected to honor Seniors as well as some Juniors for their outstanding achievements; The day began with the presentation of awards and scholarships and ended with the selection of the new members of Dux Femina and Sigma Gamma. May the tradition of class day continue for many years to come. 206 a,.3l 3.2:,5. .. ,...M............:.W....g.:ag? .55.? : E: 42.4.: : w 4: g r. I . . .4. i HLOOKS LIKE WE MADE ITh DEBUTANTES Donna Nave Iackie Wingert Bev Andrew Marian Adams Patricia Harrington SIG OFFICERS Tim Tobias Anthony Newbill Dave Donaldson Dwight Porter Mike Pierce 208 The Senior Prom for the class of 78 was held at the moonlite gardens at Old Coney. Black Rose Express provided the entertainment for the event which will live long in the seniors memories. 209 210 212 213 Graduation. The culmination of twelve years of work. The end. The beginning. Itls the start of a career for many and a step in the education of others. In any event, it is an occasion worthy of celebration. At With- row, thatis precisely what they did. Graduation exercises took place on May 28, 1978 in the stadium. Over 600 students took part in the cere- mony. The graduates processed from the tower to the stadium, led by Mr. D'AmlCO, administrators and coun- selors. The invocation was given by the Reverend LC. Brooks. This years ceremony differed in that Andre Perdue, Senior Class president received one diploma in the name of his fellow graduates. Needless to say, this speeded up the affair considerably. At first, many seniors had felt somewhat cheated by not having their names called individually, but all seemed happy with the end result. Names were called as the graduates filed into the stadium as a compromise. This year exercises were marked by warm and pleasant weather in contrast to the rain of the previous years. The class of 1978 certainly deserved it. Involved and energetic, the class of 78 had added it's own uTouch of Class t0 Withrow. The leadership of stu- dents like Andre Perdue, James Neidhart, and Craig Hultquist will be missed. The sports achievements of Dwight Porter, Mike Jarman. Mike Henderlight and Ken Hammonds will be hard to match. Many other stu- l dents contributed to the advancement of Withrow in their time here and Withrow will miss them. Con- gratulations 78. Welcome to the world of Withrow Alumni! GRADUATION 2'14 215 2'16 3111!! 9.11:! :22. AEZa ELIE u;l'- inn Al'ai'lgiysl' m . 217 The staff and I would like to take a moment to thank some very imw portant people, who were instrumental in putting this book together. To those teachers, administrators, and other staff members who were so cooperative. we would like to give our undying thanks. Without your help, this book would not be in your hands. Mr. Tom D'Amico deserves a very special thanks, for giving us a school year well worth remembering. We would also like to thank him for his aid and assis- tance when problems developed We would also like to thank Mr. John Jones, our yearbook rep, who gave us technical and moral assistance whenever needed. lWe needed it a lotD Finally, the staff would like to thank Executive Studios for super photography and, most of all, their time. I personally, would like to give a very special thanks to two of With- rows outstanding students, Tim Tobias and Dave Donaldson. Their work is evident in all areas of this book, and I think it speaks highly of them. They gave time, effort and hard work to this publication. I would like all to be aware that, in a very special way, this is their book, Thank you, gentlemen, for making the lady look good. Cover Concepthatt Wind Cover Photography-Al Hartman Photographers-Al Hartman, Chuck Craynon, Iim Wade. Gary Kessler, Chip Donaldson. Anne McCarthy Layouts-Annual Staff Publisher-Herff Jones Yearbooks, Iohn Iunes Representative Advisor-Anne McCarthy 218 Advertisements T.P. 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Good THE ECHO RESTAURANT Hyde Park Square Home cooked Food 224 225 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS Abernathy C Adkins C Alexander I Allen I Allen W Anderson L Ash V Bali S Barnes F Baxter C Beal B Bell K Behanan L Benn W Bennett V Berry B Berry M Beverly W Billings C Black 0 Black V Bloomfield I Blume L Boellger S Boggs T Boglin L Bowens S Broadnax R Bradshaw S Brady G Brown E Brown F Brown Z Brunc T Bryers T Burnam K Burnes S Burston S Burl C Bush I Bulls M Byndon S Castleberry G Caulton S Chamberland B Cipollone M Clark D Clark K Glide C Clock M Coggins A Cole 0 Coleman I Coleman T Collier D Cook C Cook T Cooper D Cosgrove K Craig C Crawley C Crenshaw D Custard K Davis D Davis I Davis 5 Davis T Dawson A Dawson D Dawson D DeFosse T Dell I Dickerson B Dozier S Duncan K Dungy E IUNIORS Dunn I Durham F Early A Easley T Edwards L Edwards M Edwards S Edwards W Elliot L Essex D Esies R Evans D Evans M Evans '1' Ewing T Fancote B Farris L Favors V Favors Y Fields R Folley I Foree 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KIapfstein L Klug W Knott F Kroger R Kuhl I Lacey T Land I Lamb V Latham S Laury A Lawrence V Lawson L Lee I Leukering B Levy M Lewis D Lewis F Lewis I Lewis M Lewis R Liltner F Long C Long K Louis T Lucas R Lucious A Luther I Lyles A Mallot A Mansfield D Marla: C Martin A Martin E Mason K Massey V Mathis B Maxberry T Maye B Maye K McAllister M McArl M McCoy M McCoy P McCoy T McCullen S McDonald D McElrath I McGowen I McLain A McQueen V McCray K Meheuron M Meinke G Menifield K Menzise T Middendorf I Middleton V Miller D Miller P Miller V Mills R Molloy M Montgomery I Moore I Morman K Mark C Morrison W Meyers A Mullen P Napier R Noon B Oglesby K Oglesby R Oglesby V Overstreet T Odell S Parham O Payne S Pearcy R Peppers M Phelps 3 Pickett C Pittman D Pollard R Powell 0 Powell T Preston B Pritchard I Redmond A Read B Reed T Reese K Renfrow I Rhodes K Roberts H Roberts K IUNIORS Roberts L Rockett A Rodgers F Rodgers G Rolley D Rolley G Rolley I Roscoe I Ross I Rox I Ruff E Russell P Russell F Russell G Rutherford P Issabel I Sanders W Satlerfield S Scott M Sedan I Segar M Seibert I Seibed K Senn A Shelton L Shepard C Sibert S Silvia G Simpson I Sloan K Slopfstein L Smith C Smith D Smith M Smith S Spikes A Stanford R Slammer M Siringer B Struthers B Styron C Suggs D Summers B Swann I Taylor B Taylor B Taylor L Taylor R Thery M Thompson P Tingle D Tompson L Thompson T Thrower D Todd A Todd I Trenlman L Trester S Tucker S Tyson C Walker I Walker K Walker K Walker T Waller T Walls 1 Walters I Walton P Warf S Warner T Washington A Washington E Waters L Watkins I Weaver D Wehage P Wheeler L Wheeler L Wheeler M White B White D White D White M Whitney K Wilkinson 8 Williams H Williams I Williams L Wilkinson 8 Williams V Willingham A Willis C Wilson C Wilson S Wiltenburg M Wolfe A Wong P Woods M Woods 0 Woodruff L Wyche K Wynn H Yates M York T Abernathy C Adams D Adams W Alexander A Allen M Alsepl R Anderson B Anderson K Aridge A Austin M Arnold D Bailey E Baker B Ball D Banks I Barton E Beamon E Beamon H Beamon P Bell F Bell T Begley T Benton R Bealty C Bess Druman Betemps R Birch B Bishop I Blume C Boettger I Bomar I Bose R Bradford B Bradley C Bradshaw S Branch C Brauny T Braxton V Brooks E Brown I Brown N Brown P Brown R Brown R Brunet E Brunson S Buchannon M Burges G Burney R Burton S Byrd P Calhoun W Campbell B Campbell L Canney I Carter D Carter I Cason E Castille M Castleberry G Cave L Chambers K Chandler D Chaney S Chester R Chiles T Clark L Clark T Cofield I Cole K Coleman 0 Coles I Colvard T Cook I Coombs I Coper G Cornell I Crawford P Craig A Craig T Crews T Cumberla nder I Cunningham T Custard K Danials N Davis A Davis D Davis D Davis D Davis M Davis T Davis T Davis Y Denny M Dickerson R Dickey C DiPuccio S Donaldson R Dority P Douglas W Dryden I Duderstadi D Duderstadt D Durand L Durr K Echols W Eickoff L Eckstein I Edmond N Edwards I Edwards M Eichd D Eison C Eair K Elliott C Erving C Erwin S Evans I Evans T Everett D Eversole R Fathman H Flack D Flakes V Fleicher D Flowers Y Folino M Folino C Ford I Ford P Fore I Foster A Fowler A Frazier D Frazier R Freelman I Frost S Fuller L Gehlert I Gerline T Godfrey P Good 8 Gott I Gowens T Gray K Hackathorne P Hackey I Hafner I Hagger R Hall P Hall A Hall G Hargrove I Harper K Harrell C Harris C Harris E Harris D Harris D Harris I Harris L Harrison A Harrison T Harville D Haugabrook H Hayes I Hayes 0 Haynes R Haungs T Haungs T Helton L Helmbock S Highlower C Hill I Holmberg P Holloman A Holloway T Hegley O Hooks R Hootcn M Hopkins N Houslin S Howard C Howard P Huckabee W Hudson I Hughes C Henkins I Humphrey D Hutcherson C Hutchins G Ingram G lnlow H Iackson A Iackson L Iarrell T Ieter T Iohnson C Iohnson K Johnson M Iohnson P Iohnson M Iohnson R Iones A Iones A Iones A Iones C Iones M Iones P Iones R Iulian C Kamp S Keeler M Kelley E Kelley T Kennedy I Kidd K Kenell 8 Lamb B Lamb L Land I Lane C LaVoy I Lawrence I Leukering T Lowery W Lutz V Lynch C Mathis C Maddux L Manley S Marshall R McCarty M McClure R McCullough K McConnell T McCoy L McGill K McGowan I McClean I McWeeny R Meibexs B Meisbergel D 232 SOPHOMORES Menefield K Mitchell M Mitchell 0 Moehlman R Mooney G Moreno T Morgan B Moultrie H Munson P Muse W Neblelt P Nelson A Nelson G Nelson K Newkirk A Newkirk R Newkirk R Nichting L Norman K Oakes D Obryant R Oglesby V O'Neil A Otey P Parlin 3 Peaks S Pearson M Person K Pfaff B Phelps D Pierce I Pitts D Poblano M Poblano P Pollard L Powell A Price R Powell A Power N Pruitt C Rally C Ranier I Ranier N Rasool K Redmond A Reid I Raiser L Renfrow I Richardson R Richmond B Ridley D Ridley T Roberts 3 Rockelt A Rolland I Ramsey G Rubenbauer D Sanderfer B Satcher B Sawyer M Taylor A Schneider D Segar R Sewell D Sewell L Shaner G Shamel W Sharp S Shearer K Shelton L Sherrer S Simmons D Simpson V Simms M Slade D Smith A Smith I Smith I Smith P Smith T Solomon M Sparks C Spikes: M Split! P Spraggs S Srimble N Stallworth R Slulen E Steinmetz P Stephens P Stevenson W Stepp G Stewart D Stewart I Styles D Stillweill B Stillweill G Stumpf D Suggs D Sunday B Sundeyse M Swain T Swann T Swison G Taile B Taylor B Terrell D Taylor M Terney C Thompson P Tincher C Tilsworth L Tracey C Turner L Wade V Wadley T Walden K Walker D Walker D Walker H Walker M Walker T Wallace K Wallace P Walther N Walton P Washington P Watson A Watson M Watson R Watson Y Waylor V Webebacker I Weiman I Wendell B Wharton S Williams B Williams S Williams K Williams L Williams T Williams Y Wilson D Wilson G Withcery A Woodland E Woods A Wormley K Wright I Wrighl I Wright K Wright P Wyatt I Yarborough M Yates P Young M 233