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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1979 volume:

1979 Withrow High School Cincinnati, Ohio The many faces of 60 years. The people and the building have been here for sixty years, growing and maturing. Changes have come, but the heart of Withrow pulses on silently, steadily and surely the traditions keep on. For the heart of Withrow is her people. At work, at play, at rest. Striving, and achieving. Doing their best for sixty years, ! l n hf. h '. I l' I I1; $ ::!:'IJ The Annual Staff would like to thank Mr. John Ruthven for donating the use of his Bengal Tiger print as the cover of the 1979 Withrow An- nual. Mr. Ruthven, a Withrow Alumnus, has gone on to become an inter- nationally known Wild life artist. Withrow is proud of his achievements, and the Annual Staff is proud to display it on the cover. This Tiger truely expresses the pride and dignity inherent in the Withrow Tiger tradition, Thank you, Mr. Ruthvent 10 ' ?gfgzwizgl 11 12 Withrow Football Team Has Successful Season Gary Simon splits the uprights against Woodward lay Isabel and parents Coaches Bates and Sheslina watch in earnest 13 Clockwise from top left: 3 WI WV; w : '1; man a Paul Stephens runs the option Charleston Carr gains a few against ' : Woodward David Stewart feels the crunch Rex Gadbury in a moment of anguish '15 Jesse Alexander Steve Byron . Anthony Cook Anthony Early Willie Edwards mm 1; Jeffrey McCullough 16 Dexter Evans Jay Isabel Robin Marshall :. m. 2:; VI... Robert Robinson Y Tyrone Waller James Roberts TrLCaptains Steve Poindexlcr. Rex Gadburry Hurry Wynn 'JH '- .Jdu'l ' 'h - : I M l-i H I Hummuw Soccer Team . Monier Levy George Lopez Tony Leukering Brian Leukering Jeff Luther Sharon ODell Steve O'Dell Glenn Baxter Angie James Mike Messen Tim Grob Ken Clark -i- ul-:nin.-n v: x 20 Cross-Country Short on Members Long 011 Talent Tigers Take Second in PHSL . k1 : Stancling-Asslt Cuauh Ms. Mann, Camilla Ervin, Elsie Bedfnrcl, Arthelia Porter, Vnniia Poe, Pam Thompson. MUanlt! Smith. Kneeling- Kim Dobsnn. Dctria Jackson, Michelle Hundrzrlighi, Vanessa Ash. Brenda Martin Coach Fred Willis. Missing-Pn gy Junesi Joyun Hannah, Ass't Coach Jerry Henderighi. The Lady Tigers had a fine season this year winning 12 0f 15 games ranking second in the Public High School League with a record of 9-3, Outstanding Senior player Pam Thompson led the team all the way Her fine efforts won her first team All Public High School League, which was well deserved. She also led the team in scoring and assists. as well as steals. Pam exemplified those qualities of leadership which are necessary for one to serve in that capacity. Coach Fred Willis believes that his girls will definitely go all the way with the talent they have re- turning next year. 2.1 min'ill-I'i mama 3 . Reserve Peggy IUHCS drihhius inward 2 points, Does Fine Job Also The reserve team did an outstanding job this year also. MVP went to Soph- omore Frankie Reid who led the team in scoring This year the team posted a 612 record in the Public High School League, and a overall record of 10-3. Coach Willis strongly believes that with hard work these young ladies will help Varsity be even stronger next year. Shirley Kinnear, Regina Nicholi son, Camilla Ervin and Frankie Reid show good potentials for next year. 22 L lo R Uirsl rowJ Vanessa Huustnn. Mnltmio Pruitt. P Regina Nicholson Teresa Godfrey Shurnn Robertsi m'lin Jnlinsoni Shirley Kinnuur. smumd rnw-Assi Cnach. Ms, Mann. Crysmi Moore. Missing Couch Fwd Willis. Frankin FITEilL Assi! Coach Jerry Hnmiurlighl. 43 34 41 68 48 68 63 47 36 62 62 60 46 71 The whole imam guls inlo 1hu alul fur this ruhouml. Record 4Ruservm Dayton Roth Dayton Dunbar Country Day Taft Aiken Marian Walnut Hills Hughes Woodward West High Taft Aiken Walnut Hills Forset Park 60 101 69 33 53 48 37 66 28 45 37 32 31 49 Mitrhullu Hundnrlighi and Dulria lucksun play finu defense: while Palm Thompson looks on. 23 Varsity Volleyball A Winner The girls Varsity volleyball team had the best season ever this year. With a winning season of 10-5 and coming in second place posting a record of 9-3 in P.H.S.L. Outstanding players were Yvette Favors, Sherry Green, Gayle Turner, Brenda Mar- tin, DeeAnn Roley and Kim Dobsont Coach DeLyons feels that with next Knecling Left to Right tfmnt mwt . . . Izula tun. Gayln Turner. DunAnn Rnluy. Holly Haugha- . t . . brook. Valerie Braxtnn. Back row Kim Dnbson. Arthniia Porter. Yvette Favors. Brenda years taleht, thgy WI deflmtely WIH Martin. Shnrry Cretan. the Publm High SChOOl League. Coach DeLyons is very proud the way her girls played this year and is looking forward to next year be- cause it will be the year for the Tiger. th 24 Int Reserve Team Does As Well The Reserve Team also had a good season this year. The young team had a season of 847 in the Public High School League. Ms Leslie was very proud of her girls and feels they did a fantastic: job this year. Outstanding playurs were Michelle Hunderlight, Crystal Moore, and Elsie Bcdford. Look for even bigger and brighter things from tho. Rn- serve team next year. 31$ Michelle Hendurtight unxiously awaits for scrvu from the Opposing teams. Uppm' ch-Rnscrvtt luum nuunhurs await mturn nE' hull during game. Kneading Left to Right Hmnt HAW Vickin Guthrie, Trudy Rucd. Iulin Bishop, Anniu Dunsnn, Crystal Munro. Standing L In R Michelle Irlundurlight. Gait Denny. inorguttn Simpson. Elsie Bcdfm'd. 25 26 Boys Basketball Gives Withrow Spirit The following pages are dedicated to the 1979 Withrow basketball team for their efforts in the renewal of the tiger spirit. A Shot In The Arm 27 This year the reserve basketball team has greatly improved over the last year. They won more than three times as many games as they did the year before. With all the talent on the team look for them to improve even more next yearl 28 Withrow 82 Glen Este 51 Wilhrnw had an easy time crushing 3 Glen Esta 82-51. in the firsi round of tournament play at the Cincinnati Gar- dens. The Tigers were in full command of the. game from the sound of the starting buzzer lo the very end. 29 Withrow 55 Springfield N orth 47 The Withrow Tigers defeated Springfield North 55-47, to advance in the regionals at Dayton. At half time it was a very close game, with Withmw ahead by a slim margin of 35-33. In the second half Withrowhs game began to improve. They took a first half 27 per- cent shots made and built it up to 37 per- cent at the end of the game. 30 Withrow 66 Lasalle 70 The Tigers suffered their first and toughest def feat of the season, losing to LaSalle High School 70-66 at Dayton. Even though this was not one Of the better games played by Withmw, it was one of the best performances turned in by LaSallc Thompson this year. Out of the 66 points Withmw scoredt LaSalle scored 40 Of them. he was truly a one man show. Despite the shocking loss to the Lancers, and not being able to have the dream of a state Cham- pionship, Withrow fans have every reason to be proud of our Tigers for having an unbelievable record of 22 wins and 1 loss. 31 I. Ennltmrl'. I. Lamb. S, Buullmrr. G Harris. H. Hvidmzm. anluh Hullvr IV McLuun, K. Ruse, U. Mark. J. Lucas B. Morgan. B. Pruslnn Couch Holler prusunls awards. 32 Grapplers Struggle Under New Coach Team members inuludn: Howard Beumun. Brad Highwood. Hurry Wynn, Dale Arnold, Chris Hughes. David Hayes, Monte Robinson. Phil Baxter, Paul Huckubue. managers Angie James, Knrun Bell 8! Coach Frank May ATHLETIC AUTOGRAPHS ATHLETIC AUTOGRAPHS , waq v-7w vr.V,-VF whw- n... Baseball team 2nd in PHSL J QWRJ'W . 120 NM, ., muwm 3 left to right-row 2 Dale Sunday, Bruce Sandafer, Mike Sleeley. Bobby O'BryantV Ronnie Gourf. Bobby Harris. Dana Shanks, lay Isabel, 2nd row Earl Martin. Tim Grab. Joe Cox. Tony Cook, Marvin Sims. Ron Henderson, john Parkinson. Odwin Finley Coach Chambers anticipates next move, as David Faw and leff Dubose look on. fohn Perkinson awaits action as second base 36 Ioe Rox cranks one into the outfield Below. Dana Shanks awaits signal from coach. Marvin Sims caught in a mnmnnl 0f mmmmralion 38 151 row left to right Percy Roberts. lemme Stanfield, Dwayne Bates, 2nd row Steve Ruat, David Faw, Jerome Walker, Mike Niesleen. Dwayne Phil- lips, Al Smith. 3rd row Tom Huff, Churlston Carr, Jeff Dubose, Robt. Hollis. Darin Kelly. Pitcher, Tim Groh lets one fly during varsity game. Marvin Sims in position at first base. PHSL Crown T0 Men,s Track Team k I First row. lefl 10 right, Robin Marshall, Robert Jackson. Scott Robertson. Jesse Alexander, Harry Wynn, Mark Bennett. Ricky Harris, Row 2, Billy Johnson. Dave Stewart. Glenn Wilson, Derek Gibbs. David Hayesl Patrick Wallace, Matthew Castillo, Row 3. James Berry, Norman Larkins, Douglas Reed Al Davis, Curt Schere. Row 4. lames O'Bannon. Vincent Brown. Robert Jordon, Willy Springer, Roburt Kyle. Coach Rusche. ,1 1 i .l. a I Vincent Brown in lonely mile run. Jesse Alexander and Scott Robertson race for finish line in high hurdlesL 39 40 Deiermination shows on the face of Steve Peeks in the iong jump The Ups and Glenn Wilson looks on as Ricky Harris clears the bar in the pole vault Billy Johnson and David Stewart compete in the 100 yard dash against McNiCholas The Downs Robert Jackson hurdles his way to victory L, -':a'a------ Glenn Wilson. Robert Jackson and Patrick Wallace in tri-meet race with McNicholas and Wal- nut Hills 41 1eft,Team members Holly Hughabmok, Angie Adirige, Trina Dndull, Angie Cashille. Tamara Hodge fm' picture Above: Dee Ann Roley, Lisa Campbell, Toya Brown and Detria Jackson prepare for the season. Girls Season Successful Despite PHSL Loss Team members. left to right: Lisa Campbell. Tamara Hodge. Den Ann Rnley, Patty Yates Gail Turner. Deb Porter, Lisa Lawson 42 Coach DnLynns inspecls the troops during practice Arthulia Prater warms up before throwing discus. 43 Tennis Team Nets Winning Season Eric Winstoad. Glenn Baxter, Clark Hulquisl. Sun Carroll and Coach leirti. Number 0m: singles player, Erin Winstead warms; up before 21 match. above. Gary Hulquisl cnnrmmrales on his miurn. Right, Sue Carroll congratulates hur Mueller opponent. 44 x . . U ix mex; .RKU . . n u 1 ' .3 a loft, Marty Jones, right, Kevin Keese left. Gary Hulquisl, right, Steve Smith 45 46 Softball Team Looks F orward to Next Season ls! row left to right; 12013 Ice, Glenda Tyson. Julie Bishop, Crystal Moore. 2nd rnw Sherrie Bivens. Annie Dunson, Tina Bowling, Geraldine Brady. Joyce Hanna, Linda El- lington, row 3: Valerie Green. Valerie Gay, Brenda Martin, Elsie Bedford. Michell Hem derlighL Melanin Smith. Yolanda Smith. Coach Diane Taylor Catcher Melanie Smith seems m be receiving a pitch from julie Bishop highu Valerie Green, scorekeeper. and Linda Ellington, manager. keep siatistics during a game. Crystal Moorn fields a grounder. Elsie Budfnrd takes time out. 47 46 Track Team Overall record 7-1 P.H.S.L. Champs Anderson Invitational Runner-up Anderson Invitational Reserve Champs Football Hamilton Garfield Roger Bacon Taft Hughes MCNick West Hi Aiken Walnut Hills Woodward Purcell Reserve St. Rita MCNick Taft Hughes Wrestling Hughes Glen Este Harrison Tourn. Middletown Tourn. Walnut Hills Aiken Hughes Woodward Aiken P.H.S.L. Tourn. 5 2. 2,.2$. 2 522 Basketball St. Xavier Purcell Dunbar Taft Aiken St. Joe Walnut Hill Hughes Woodward Roger Bacon West Hi Taft Aiken Walnut Hill Hughes Woodward West Hi Garfield Tournament Glen Esta Moeller Hughes Springfield North LaSaIle Reserve St. Xavier Purcell Dunbar Taft Aiken Walnut Hills Hughes Woodward Roger Bacon West Hi Taft Aiken Walnut Hills Hughes Woodward West Hi Garfield 222$ ESEESSE-EEEEEEEEEEE HHHE HRH: HHS HS HHHH Volleyball Taft Aiken MCAuley Walnut Hills Hughes Woodward West Hi Taft Aiken Princeton McNick Walnut Hills Hughes Woodward West Hi Hughes Woodward Purcell Taylor New Richmond LaSaHe St. Bernard Country Day Hughes St. Bernard Purcell LaSaHe AikenXHughes Taylor Woodward New Richmond West Hi Hughes West Hi Walnut Colerain Seven hills Aiken Walnut Reserve Taft Aiken MCAuley Walnut Hills Hughes Woodward West Hi Taft Aiken Princeton McNick Walnut Hills Hughes Woodward West Hi EEEEHEEHEEWS E Swimming Softball WEEE.-..SSHEEEEWES HSESEggMEEHE 2H thHHHE . Girls Basketball Dayton Roth Dunbar Country Day Taft Aiken Marian Walnut Hills Hughes Woodward West Hi Taft Aiken Walnut Hills Hughes Woodward West Hi Baseball Aiken Walnut Hills Taft Woodward Tourn. 0f Champ Roger Bacon West Hi Oak Hills Amelia Purcell SCPA West Hi Reading Moeller Woodward SCPA West Hi 2 Forest Park Dayton Roth Dunbar Country Day Aiken Marian Walnut Hills Hughes West Hi Aiken Walnut Hills Hughes West Hi Forest Park SS..EEESEFS$HSHHH Hughes Milford Aiken Walnut Hills Taft Elder Woodward Gian Este Inv. West Hi Hughes SFS H... 2..2W Reserve Reserve ESSSEEHEEE$ 2 22522 S .. H .H 49 WEHHHEEy Sports Awards During the course of the year many of Withrowls students were awarded for their athletic performances. It would be almost impossible to list all Of them so we are going to tell you about a few of them. LaSalle Thompson was High School All-America in Basketball and the Most Valuable Player on the team. He also won the Cincinnati Post All-Star Award in recognition of outstanding performance in Class AAA Basketball and the Player of the Year. Bobby Graves received a grant'from Cowley County Community College in Arkansas Kansas so he can con- tinue his basketball career. Jewell Ficklin received a Basketball Performance Scholarship from Knoxville College. Pam Thompson received the Cincinnati Post Alle Star Award in recognition of outstanding performance in Class AAA Basketball and Player Of the Year. DeeAnn Roley was given the award for Best Girl Athlete. Most Valuable Swimmer Award went to Steve Boettger. Most Improved Swimmer Award was won by Keenan Rose. The Most Valuable Players for Volleyball were Yvette Favors and Brenda Martin. Most Valuable Player Award for Baseball went to Bobby Harris for the second year in a row, Earl Martin received the Most Improved Award. Robin Marshall took all of the honors for wrestling. He received the Most Devoted Award, the Most Im- proved Award and the Most Pins. Rex Gadberry won the award for Best Defense in football and Best Offense went to Steve Pointdextert Tony Cook was the teams Most Improved and David Steward was the Most Valuable Player. Four members of the track team received Honorary Captain, They were: Robert Jackson. Jesse Alexander, Mike Scott and Harry Wynn. David Steward got the Hardest Worker Award while David Hayes got the Most Improved. The Huheey Award The 1978-79 winner of thu Huheey Award. which denotes the finest all-around athlete at Withrow. was Harry Wynn. Harry was a tri-captain 0f the football team. captain of the wrestling team and hassistant coachn 01' the track team. Harry was also a Cheerman for the boys basketball team, A tip of Tigertowns cap to Harry. 3 fine athlete and a deserv- ing winner. 52 D R A F T l N E II F, m! L.. 195 it 1V Act 54 Sharon Baxier Sherry Gmun Cheerleaders Stephanie Ball Aleia Winifreo .mr-uu Cheermen Harry Wynn Chris Hughes Essa Alexander Roger Dickerson nol pictured- Willie Edwards Tyrone Waller 55 56 Child Care Lefl to rig? D, Ricks G. Richardson Mootun . Sprags . Bunur Early . Dubson UITJ xcm Left 10 righl Secrulary-Rochelle Thomas Vice Prnsidunl-Luri Anderson Prusidnnl-Aprill lonus Trcnsurm-Mury Hull First mw Left to right K. Brooks 1 Sedam T. Hodge R. Byers Second mw M. Slammer H. Wynn R. Rulfert Firsl mw Left In right '1'. Hodge M. Mczhuron R. Byer Sccnnd mw D. Wong R. Marshall H. Wynn M. Slammer- T. Walker R. Rulfcrl D. Wilson Judge Paul Trevor TD. Amino Mrs. Stefanik-advisor W, Huczkuhy Miss Buck Ky Crenshaw Mr. Shivluy L. Chantry Mrs. Johnson S. Ball Mrs Childs Mr. Childs V. Green Mr. McCill Senior Cosmetology Q I 11 IE :4 ii I 3 C. Jones V. Flakes S. Smith V. MCWilson V. Ludlum C. Hutchnrsnn 0 Cook 1: Land Mrs: Iohnson S. Mann B. Summers V: Massey K. Smith 59 60 Popularity P011 Congratulations to the following Seniors, selected as winners of this years Popularity Poll. Best Looking-Melvin Cox 8: Regina Davis Mos! Pnpular-LaSalle Thompson 8: Aprill Innns Best Dressnd-Mynm Shannon ti Roman Hatchur Braininst-Eurl Marlin ak Greg Gust 8r Mimi Smith Craziest-Chris Mork 8n Tamara Hodge Most School Spirited-Harry Wynn 8i Stephanie Ball Most Alhlctic-LaSallu 'l'hompsnn 81 DnAnn Roluy Mosl Talented-Iay Gist ii Stephanie Bull Most Likely 10 Suuneed-Tim Kelley 8: Helena Rnhurts Tallcsl-LuSalIe Thompson 8x Gail Rally Shortest-Iay Isabell 8x LaVon Brandy Fricndligst-Tymne Waller 81 Aprill Jones Most Politc-jnhn Humphries 8 Debbie Tingle Mosi Loquacinus-Fred Barnes 8: Carmen Tate Most Vivacinus-Kevin Burman 8x Stephanie Ball M051 SincereFTheodore Uverstreel 8: Shari Dozier Cutest Couple-Jeff Waliers 8x Janice Walker Best Dancer-Calvin Jones 8x Karen Kaeler Best All Around-Earl Martin 8: Stephanie Ball 61 62 M. Castile C Harris MA Johnson C. Moore R. Sugar A. Craig L Wyman R. Holly N01 pidumd: Q Dicky D, Fran D Gibbs W. Johnson H. Broghton D. Lemon Harris Walker Evans . Godfrey Patten While Menballun Mosley , Lockherl Lana . Bradshaw K. McCullough S. Barnes M, Cluck M McCoy SK Redmond B. Wendel wmcwpwvaam B. Birch D. Goosby Mr. Baird-advisor R. Woodall K. Mcfall K. Clark D. Bales M. Fite J. Saylur B. Sums Mr. Ernst-advisor Mr. Puestcs L. Lsnier B Klug C. Polson D. Williams C. Clay L, Rieser J. Thomas E. Williams 63 P. Iacksnn . McDonald M. Smilie . Jones Payne Berry Munson Favors Garth Mann Booker Williams Pope Johnson Davis . Crawford C1 U?UFDFEUFUF0 TUFUSD39 64 . Hopkins . Bromfnax Anderson . Lung . While McMullin A Carter . Gibson Davis . Rose . Oglsby v Frazier . Duncan Davis I. Gist I. Davenpurl ?oamuxrmn 177773 7: Senior Choir mummy -mgxuws Emma'smw-II :MWM WW ' m E i g I S, Cuullnn A Wood V, Mcszls S, Ball 1 S. Walker C. Custard I L. Webber G, Taylor E G. Jackson C. Howard ' MA Butts L. Hibbil V. Favors I. Crooks I, Rosco M. Smith W. Hiram R. Jackson V. Nuby B. Anderson L. Fuller A. Jackson M. Alfaya R. Jackson ; C. More B. Kelley 1 D. Rollcy D. Barrel 1 T, Brycrs L Steale V Middlelnn CV Beamon T. Harrison D. Gibson . Lynch 66 Annual l. Luther B. Highwood t; Donaldson T. Hallnr L. Edwards V Wade P. Wuhagu K. Ball R McCalIrath M. Jones Tower News S.Tmster L Wehber C. Donaldson R. Dickerson P. Wehagc 1-1 German V Wade M jones P. Stephens R. McElmlh GV Gust G. Burgess B. Highwood l. Humphries L. Edwards 1. Reid 67 W73 Q QQRm - 1 c1. . r2: Ar 14x, :12; J-. .l -fV l I am Nan Qad? 1. R Mok'man 21. G, Buamon 2.1.Mennndurph 22. V. Wade .i. D. Fields 2.3. 5. Robinson 4. C. Hultquisl 24. T. DcFossc 5. D. Sunday 25. Mr. Garrntl-advisor B. B. Pfeiff 26. V. Slallwurth 7. K. Crcnshaw 27. G. Nelson 6. P. Jackson 28. E Beamnn 9. M. Keyes 29. V. Wynn 10. j Gist 20. K. Williams 11. Mr. WOEs-Hdvisor 31. S. Flemisinr 12. K. Wynn 32. T. Muxbnri'y 13. D. Shanks 33. K. Pnarsnn 14. D. Philips 24, G. Burgess 15, S. Ball 35. G. Rolluy 16. A. Akins 36. l. Renfm 17. S. Dozier 37. K. Banks; 18. L. Andmsun 28. G. Dunkzm 19. L. Tiiswmth 29. L. Pnlrm: 20 j Wright 40. M. Hall 11 E21351 QR i ? .H ., ... . .w-nm Ea... aRRn OHQQQR QQR 68 Student Council Officers x? HT! 1' ? , . 1. Due . Mr. Shively-Advisur . I. Ficklin . N Hopkins . L. Brandy . M. Hall mmthv-I Council of PreSidents I. M. James 2. M. Mchumn 3. G. Minkce 4. S. Walker 5. M. Shannon 6. j. Lamb 7. L. Hibbert 8. K. Clark 9. L. Redmond 10. T, Waller 11. M. Hall 12. S. Ball 13. R. Thomas 14. T. Kelly 15. B. Phaff 16. A. jnnes 17. J. Alexander 7U Processing Ir. . Mr. llull-Atlvism' S. Lurkins JA McGowan . Kmngm' . Luiz . Philps . McGill Evans . Thompson . Ingram . Stanlur . I. Hudson . W. Cruse . H. l'luguubrook Z $oarxcm . . T. Williams . K. Rhodes . l. Cumull . H. Inlow . C. Gruums . D. Hall . T, Thompson 71 72 Fabric SerViCe 1 Z 3 4 5 G 7 8 9 10 11. 12 '13 14 , C. Anderson M. Evans . 1. Ice . L. KlthfSlnin . C, Smith . I. Lamb . C. Cunnunghnm , D. Ridluy . A. VVillinghum . L.Wi1liams Rachel . Mrs. Whitu-Advisnr . S. Rankins . R. Stallwnrth Cosmetology I W$x -: . - u... ...............m.m...... .. y ...u.-L-. Mrs. P. McCarthyaAtlvisur n H nmsr rm II a asnmnemw IL hkt mMHnlennlt nmmcn CV1 laur r,aat llouu ra ad lu SPCHSWBH COMFD KMSQSSSL S,G.C.DR. IzaiialoaQULandu 1.1.1111 ll 73 74 . C. Sizemore 'S M. Price Duplicating Specialists IA Walls umg Nurse Aids L. Weems S. Butters T. Hill C. Jackson W. Gamer-advisor T. Smith A. Alan S. Willis S, Thompson T. Franklin I. lankins R. Buckner B. Jones L, Dawson 75 76 K. Burnam C. Hullquisi S, Dozier T. Leukuring Miss BeckWAdvisnr not picturudi G. Cast and Mimi Smilh It's Academic, the pride of Withrow, serves two valuable purposes. Participants have an opportunity to grow men- tally, and to develop confidence. It gives also, an admirable image of Withmw. The team demolished opponents Roger Bacon and School for the Creative and Performing Arts during the competition which was aired February 3rd. After four quarters of com- petition, the score stood Withrow 530, SCPA 320, and Roger Bacon 310. Team members Tony Leukering, Clark Hultquist and Greg Cast, with alternates Kevin Burman, Shari Dozier and Mimi Smith, then taped the final quarter finals. The scores were Withrow 410. Middletnwn 490, and Glen Esta 230. Thanks to Miss Beck for developing such a stupendous team and also to contestants, Greg Cast, Tony Leikering, and Clark Huitquist for such an admirable performance. Thalians Cole McMullen Pierson Winfrce Chaney Williams Ready Wind Carter Ball lanes Dozier Mitchell Woodward Redmond K. P. K L L. E. S. A. D. S. A. S K, C, E. E. Redmond-Rep. K. Pierson-Prcs. D. While-Sgt At Arms L. Chaney-Rep. A. Brazier-Rep. B. Leukering-Rep. Mrs. Stafanikwkdvisor K. Burnameice Pres. S. Dozier-Rep. A. Brazier C. Lynch D White S. Bryan; A. Waters Mrs. Slafanik-Advisor . Leukering . Clark . Crenshaw Jones Burnam Wilson Langford . Williams . Beamon onacxcwxm 77 78 Drill Team . 4 : :Efylfx 5:221? r. E n p u. g . Johnson V Jones Garth . Young SCUM McCulEin Davis :om WHFWEO Frusi F, Frazier L. Petree T. Brown C Philips no! pictured-T . Brady 79 80 M. White B Gannon Mrs. Millman J. Jones R Walhar M. King B. White L. Hupperton B. Reed K Albert 1. Bush B. Garret! '1'. Chapman CV Curry not piclured: C, Collins R. Fannings I. Dill CDOINJGUUIIDEDNp-I . Melanie Harms . Lori Anderson Lisa Lawson . Karen Bell Shari Dozier . Gail Rolley . Iewel Ficklin . Vicki Lamb . Stephanie Ball . Helena Roberts . Rhonda Broadnax . Bonita Berry . Tonda Byers Mimi Smith . Mary Mehuron . Vicki Favors . Janice Walker . Karen Keeler . Regina Davis V DeeAnn Roley Helen Williams . Aprill Jones . Lisa Fuller . Susan Wilkinson . Glanda Tyson A Simone Iohnson 81 Shari Dozier-Treas. Regina Davis-Hisk. Simone johnsoangl. at Arms Karen Bell Bonita Berry Rhonda Broadnax Tonda Byers Vicki Favors lewel Ficklin Tanya Haller Meianie Hanns 82 Karen Kecler Vicki Lamb Dux Femina Dux Femina is a Senior girls honorary ser- vice organization made up of 26 girls this year. The purpose of this organization is to provide Special services to the school, such as being es- corts and usherettes and school leaders. Dux also sponsors jewelry sales and school dances, for the purpose of raising money for the Cad- wallader Scholarship Foundation. Member- ship into Dux depends on a 2.25 grade average, teacher recommendations, activities and Dux recommendation. Any girl interested in Dux and who meets the requirements is automati- cally enlisted in the Club Glenda Tyson Susan Wilkinson 83 l1 ILL No OQVGUIAODNH . Mr. Woolison , Debbie Mullis , Brett Dryden . Laura Clark , Marilyn Nace . Denise Drersing . jenny Obermeyer . Mark Thullen 9. 10. 12A 13. 14. . Tami Haungs 16. Melinda Crisco Pam Steinmetz . Melloney Hance Kelly Cunnungham Tim McGralh Gail Meineke Mrs. BEackwell Carpentry CDODVOJLHAOJNF: V Robert Cornett . John Boettger . Darryl Stanton . Joe Davenport V Gordon Shaner A Zane Waltem . Steve Brown . Mr. Skirlz-Advisor . John McCoy . Bruce Sanderfer . Dale Arnold . Pele Gavdio . Mike Meibers . Kevin Phillips , Mr. Justice-Advisor . Leonard Harris Paul Nebletl , Scott Smith . Charles Berry . Pat Gunn . Marvin Hickman . Richard Whitaker . Eddie Hix A Donny Adams . David Welsh . Darryl Gaines . John Collins . Alfred Martin . Gary Revels . Phil Baxter . Tom Brown A Dave Mathes . Iim Burke Jeff Iones Darren Simmons . Danny Roberts , Mike DeMaris 85 Sigma Gamma a $ mama kw: SI. . u m Mr. Gallagher-Advisor Mn Ignatz-Advisor 86 .:' r Tony Overstreet-Sec, Kevin Bernam-Cors Sec, Brian Leukering Earl Martin Barry Preston Steve Tucker Be nson Zanders 87 . f Kelly . R Turner . L. Beamon . N. Hopkins . V Burney . T. DcFosse Q. Tipp . R. Wheeler . M. Gassett . S. Peaks . T. DeVise . K. Mitchel E. Lovejoice . D Williams . L. Pearl , T Osborne . KK Creenert d An mx . . B. Phelps 3 Anderson . L. Sluele . C. Shock K. Burnam . L Hickman . P. Munson . Crawford Hopkins Roland Scott Wallace Walker Beamon Davis . Crenshaw . M. Wittenberg 11. W. Benns 12, G. McFarland 13. T. Gratsch EwWNQw+wNH Wanipzaov 89 90 Gim-bmma . Mrs. Graham-Advisor . Patricia McCoy . Mildred Smiiey . Marsha Horkness . Valerie Braxton . Yolanda Flower . Michelle Denny . Roberta Bradford . Barbara Baker . Darlene Woods . Alicia Robinson . Kimberly Mayo Steno-Sec I 7 ,9 H mem-DWNH , Lena Williams-Sgtv At Arms , Fay Bell . Mrs. Brasey-Advisor . Karen Wright . Julie Bishop . Marquetta SawyerwSec. . Tonya Owens-HisLlPar . Paula McMullen-Pres. . Linda Hellon . Anita Alexander . Pam Wright , Karen Williams , Mary Allen . Terrie later . Evelyn Barton 91 Patricia Adamkiewicz Cynthia Adkins Jessa Alexander Catherine Anderson Lori Anderson Stephanie Ball Fonda Batik: Glenn Baxlur , i I 3 Sharon Baxter ' Bwerly Baal Gary Beamon Karen Bell 94 g A Walter Benn Gina Billings Judy Bloomfield Linda Blumu du'x Tina Bnggs Lori Boglira Geraldine Brady LaVom: Brandy Renae Brillun Rhonda Broadnax Eric Brown Kevin Burnam 95 Sharon Caultnn Kathleen Custard Tracy Coleman Cecil Collins Carol Culrighl lennifer Crooks Kelly Cunningham Cassie Curry 96 Vanier Dixon Deirdrea Davis Micheal DeMuris IKE: Donna Dozier Denise Davis K , W rm '13 Delores Dawson Barbara Dickerson Sharia Dozier .da- Danny Duderstadt 97 Vi 555th In 1 Maesha Edwards Sherry Edwards Kimberly Duncan ,3 3'. Marilyn Evans Terry Evans Yvette Favors Jewel Ficklin I .If 1:11 Micheal Gassell Gregory Cast Donna Gehlert Jerry George 98 Anila Gibbs . . x ,. '3. ll lay Gisl, Jr. Vaughn Gillispie Tim Gmb Lorna Griffin .q I . J J. ...m1. ' . . . Valerie Green Valerie Gunn Diane Graham Tanya Hullnr Nancy Hambleu Melloney Hanan Lena Hankerson 99 Renae Hatcher 377 ,,,,,, ' fq Lynittia Hibbert Theresa Hill Tamara Hodge h m J . A Linda Ingram Yvette Huff John Humpries. Jr. 100 Leslie jester Lowell Jones Ianice Iones I . . x Lina Klopfstein J'nnice Kidd Sandy Kindcll 101 Tawnya Lacey Vicki Lamb Inyce Land Barbara Lane Vada Lawrence Darnell Lewis Cyihia Locharl Kathy Lung Teresa Louis Renita Lowry Danny Love 102 Ruth Lucas Jeffrey Luther 1W David Mathes Brenda Maya Darlene Mayo Mary McCoy Velda McCants l - a , Q93 Mary McAlisler Jeffrey McCullough Indilh McElrath Vinceshellie MnWilson v... e ml .1. w 103 .A Percy Milton Michael Molloy Pamela Morgan Christian Mark Rebecca Napier April Newkirk Barbara Noon Sharon O'Dell Theodore Overstreel. Jr. Selene Phelps 104 15 Vanessa Pollard Charlotta Pruitt Carol Ramey Anthony Rankins Rebecca Reed Kevin Reese Lisa Roberts Robert Robinson . 5'36 A Paul Rodgers. Jr. Gayle Roliey Jonita Roscoe 105 j .1 51i ' Pamela Rutherford Julie Sedam ' - 7 u Sandra Sibert Cathy Smith Karen Smith .: 1 .4. Mimi Smith Sandra Smith Tawnya Smiih Wendell Stevenson 106 Tana Stover Becky Sunday Robert Taylor Rachelle Thnmas w. fok Linda Trentman Sandra Tresler Annette Todd Gayle Turner Glinda Tyson 107 108 David Willia ms Regina Walker Karen Whitney Lorenzo Williams Tyrone Waller Susan Wilkinson Lorena Williams 4:. Ieffrey Wa lters Audrey Willingham Cheryl Wilson W. 141 iU Nnm i Marilyn Wittenberg 7 Doug Wong Harry Wynn 2-5.1 I? Walter Wilson A Micheal Yates LJLLdm-L; LL: Teresa York 109 a V - 1 .. 112 Alexander. A. Alfaya. C. Allen, D. Anderson, B. Arnold, E, Arnold, D. Austin. M. Bailey, B Banks. K. Barton. E. Basset, A. Beamon, E. Eeamon, H. Beamon. P. Eeaty, C Beatty. G Begley, T. Beil, F. Bell, T. Benton, R. Berry. C. Betcmpa B. Betemps, I. Billians. W. Bird, M. Bishop, 1. Blair, K, Bogen, M. Bomar, J. Bootcn. M. Euwcns SA Bradford, R. Bradford, R. Bradley, C Bradshaw. J. Branch. G. Bra nrly, R. Dale. I. Daniels. N. Davenport. L Braxton. U, Briggs, T. Brown, I. Brown, N. Browning. J. Brunet, S. Buchanan, M Burgess, G. Burria T Byrd, P. Calhoun, W, Campbell. C. Campbell, L, Cannonade. L. Games. K. Carroll. S. Carter, D. Cave, Ly Chambers. K. Chiles, T Clapton, F. Clark. T. Clay, W Cole, K, Cole, T Craig, N Craig, T. Crawford, P. Cravens, R. Grenshaw, D, Crenshaw, K. Crews. TA Crockett. A. Cummberlander, S. Cunningham, C 113 Davis, D. Davis. D. Davis. M. Davis, T, Davis, T. Davis, Y. Danton, T. Dickerson R. Dickey, C. DiPucciu. S, Dodson, A. Dodson, K. Doggetl, S. Donaldson. C, Eison, C. Enoch. R. Evin. G. Evans. 1. Evans. M. Farmer, K. Fields D. Finnerson, D. Firestone, S Flack, D. Fleischer, D. Flemister. 8, Flowers, Y. Fogai, M. 114 Dorsny, MA Dryden, B. Duett. B, Duncan. C, Durr, K. Early, C Eavans. L. Edwards, L Eickhoff, L Foren, l. Foree, I. Foster, E. Frazier. F. Freeman. D4 Frost, S Cannon, K. Garth, C. Gentry. MA Gibson. D. Gibson, K. Gist. C. Godfrey. P. Goshada D Green. M. Green, S. Greenerl. K. Gregory, TA Grooms, S, Hager, R. Hall, C. Harris, C. Harvillc, D. Haugabrock, H. Haungs, T. Hayes. D Haynes, S. Helton, L. Hess, J. Hightnwcr, C. Holloman. A. Holloway. T. Hooks. R Hopkins, N. Houston, S. Howard, C. Hughes. C. Hutchins. G Imlow, H. Jackson, A Iacksnn, R, Iarrekl. T Jeter. T. jnhnson, C. Johnson, C. Iohnson. M Johnson. P. Jones, A. jones, C. Jones, M. jones. MV Jones. MV Julian. C. Kceler, M. Kelley, E. Kellogg. R. Kent, D. Kem, M Kennedy. I. Kidm G Kidd, K. Koge, R. Lackey. K. Lamb, B. Lamb, M. Laurence, J. Lewis, B. Lowery, W. Lutz, V. Lynch. C. Madden. L. Marlin, B, Mathis. C. Mallhcwa A. 116 Mays. S McGowan, l. McCoy, L. McCoy. R McCoy. T. McElrath R. McGhee. K. McGowan. 1A McLean. J. McMillan. A. McMullem PA McWeeny, R. Menzise, T. Middendorf. JA Middleton, Y. Mills, R, Mitcheli, M. Mitchell. 0. Moehlman. F. Moore. C. Moore, J. Morgan. B. Mosely, D. Munson, P. Myers. A. Nelson, A. Nelson, C. Obermyer, I. Organ, C, Owens, TA Partin. S. PauL A. Peaks, 3. Pearson, D Pearson. M. Peppers. M. Person. K. Pfaff, B. 117 118 Pierce. 1. Pitts. D. Pittman, D. Pollard, L. Pope, K Pope. T. Powell, B Pruitt. C. Rachel, R. Ranier. N. Ranking. S, Redmond, A. Reed, 1 Rembert. R. Renfro, J, Rhodes; K. Richards, G. Ridley. T. Riley. C, Robinson. S, Roland. I. Rose. K. Rosemon, W. Ross, A. Rubenbauer, D. Saunders, M Sawyer, M. Sehlert. 1. Sharp. S. Shearer, K Smiley. M. Smith, L Smith, P. Slallworth. R, Steinmetz. P. Sleman, K. Stephens, P. j? 1-1! Sluward, l. Sunday, D. Swann. T. Swint, F. Taylor. J, Taylor, S. Titsworlh, L, Thompson. D. Thompson, T. Thomas, 1. Turner. C. Uebelacker. l. Wade, V. Walker. H. Walker, M. Wailaca K. Wallace, T Watsun, M. Wendell, BA Whitaker, R. Wilkins. N, William. L. Williams, A. Williams, D. Williams, E. Williams, E. Williams. E Williams. K. Williams. L. Williams. S. Williams, Y. Willis. M. Wilson. D. Wilson. G Winstead, B. Winstead. E. Woods. A. Woods. D iVA Woods, E. 119 120 Wright, J. Wright, J. Wright, K. Wright, PA Wyatt, I. Wynn. K. Wynn, V. Yarbmugh. L. Young, M. Anderson, A. Albrighi. D, Albert, M. Alfaye, M Allen, M. Alsip, s. Allen. E Bailey. B. Baker, L. Balker, F. Ballard, M. Banks, R. Banks, V. Barham, C Barnes. K. Barrett, D. Barwick. C. Bassett. L. Bastick, K, Bauer, D. Baxter. O. Boyne. C. Beatty, C. Beatty, I. Really, I. Beckum, L. an arm .. i . n. Redford, C. Berry. A. Billings. G. Billups, L. Birdnv, Bivens. S. Blair, D. Blume, K. Blume. M. Holden. S, Booker, A. Booker, B. Bosca, B. Bowen, T. Bowen. T. Bostick, K. Bradslaw. S. Brady, T. Branch, 1. Brant, I. Braswell, A. Breyer, D. Brinon. F. Brock. C. Brogden, M. Brokaugh. T. Brown A Brown, B. Brown, C. Brown, F. Brown, L. Brown, L. Brown, V, Brugelman, B Bruin. B, Bryers, S. Burse. M Burney. V. Bush. L. Butts. M. Cade. D, 122 Galloway. T. Carpenter, S. Carr. C. Carr. T Carroll, 8. Carter. M. Castille, A. Chaney. L, Charleton. R. Childs, S. Ciain. R. Clark C. Clexto. T. Cofield. I. Coulter, j. Crews. A Cunningham, K, Currant. P. Curtis. T. Daniels, M. Davis, D. Davis. D. Davis, D Davis, R Dell. D. Benson, A. De Vise, T. Dicks. R. Colbert, J. Colbert, T. C018. D. Cnlcman, D. Coles, D Collins, C. Cooper. K Cooper. V. Corneti, M Dillinger, T. Duncan. 1. Douglas. R. Dozier. D. Dudley, M. Duett, T. Durand, I. Early, W. Edwards. I. Edwards, R. Eichhorn, L. Ellington, L. Enderson. O. Estep, l, Eversnle, G. Fairbanks, E. Fannon. I, Parley, A. Fathman, H Faulkner, E. Faw, D. Fawler. M. Ferguson, J. Ferguson. L. Fields, A Finley, A. Flammgan, R. Ford. I. Fowler, M. Ford. I. Forney, A. Franciso. P. Friplett, S. Froman, D, Funk. 1. Gaskill, 3, Garrett. P. Guy. A. 124 Gay, V. Gilbert, T. Gibson, D, Givens. C. Glenn, R. Gaddis. L. Godfrey. S. Godfrey. T Godsey. C. Gordon, 1. G055. C. Gowson. T. Graig, A, Grant, J. Grant. I, Graves. I. Graves. V Green, MK Grigsby. G. Hafrez. S. Hale, R. Harder, M. Harris. A. Harris, D. Harris. S. Hartzel, S. Haugabmok. I. Heard. V. Heater, C, Heath, CV Heideman. H. Hearn. W. Heideman, H Henderfighl, M Henges, K. Herznen D. Hiler, P Hill, B. Hill, D. Hill. I. Hill. S. Halley, R. Halloway, 1. Hopkins, D. Howell, C. Hultquisl, C. Hunter. S. Hupp, T. Hutcherson, G. Ingram, W Jackson, A. Iackson, D. Jackson. G. Jackson K Jackson. L. Jackson M Jackson, P. Iames. B. Jasper, D Johnson. B. Johnson. C. Johnson. G. Johnson, G. Johnson. G. Johnson. K. Johnson. MA Johnson. N. ! Johnson. T. Johnson, K I Jones. A. 3 Jones. B. I E I Jones, D Jones. R. Jordan, L. Jordan, R. Jordan, T. Keese. KA Kelly, I. Kennedy. L. Kennedy, P. Kennedy, T4 Kidd, B, Kidd. C. Kina, SQ Kinnear, S, Kinney, D, Kyle. B. Lamons. L. Lane, K. Lana, L Larkins, J. c .. Lawson, B Q Lee. A Leon. R. Lewis. KQ Long. 1. V w . JP 7 y t i' ' ., r: w '1 ' ! LOWEVV 3- ff? Q w Lucas, I. , 1:; 3:: Kunspord. C. J Lyles, l. Lyons, l. Lyons, L. Mack, L, Maloney. M. Mann, L. Marley, TQ Mar1in. 1. Martin. K. Martin. R. Mayberry, R. Mayo. SA McCarL EK McCall. W, 126 McClan. D McClean, C. McCoy. T. McGhuC. D, McDonald, D. Mchunald, J. McGowan, L4 McKenzie, M. McKinney. D Meadows, B, Meifeld, R. Mell, R. Mendenhall, D. Memean, W. Mzznifee, R. Miles. M. Miller, B Miller. D. Miller. M. Mjlchell, K. Munroe. K. Montgomery, D. Moore. C. Murcllo. I. Morris G. Mueller, M. Mullins, E Mullins, M. Mumay, R, Nace. C. Nicholson, R. Nielsen, D, Nixon, T. Nolan, W. Norman, B. Nuber, N. Obannan. A. Osbornu. TV 127 128 O'Dell, S. Oglesby, KA Padgett, L. ' Parker. S. Patrick. T. Ray, C4 Payne, P. Payne, P. Payne, S. Pearl, L, Pennington, Perry. W. Person, C. Peterson, C Petrie, L. Phelps, Y. Phillips, D. Pleasant. DK Porter. A, Porter, B Porter, R. Powell, A. Pratcher, MV Pratcher, T. Pruitt. M, Pullins. M. Pulh, L. Rapier, 1. Raven. G. Rayford, D. Rayford. D. Reed, D Reed. K; Reese, B. Reid. F. R031, 3. Robinson, S. Roberts. R Robinson. A, Robinson. C, Roland, B. Roland, T. Roser. R. Ross. D Runyon, D. Russel, K. Sanders, I, Saunders. C. Saylor, T. Suundor, Il Saurgeois. S Schulz, V. Scott, V. Sears. B. Seward, R. Sewell, D, Shea. P, Shelton, B. Sherman, A Shurman, D. Shurrur. R Short, K. Shuemakm M. Simon C. Simpson, G. Smith. A. Smith, D. Smith, K. Smith, M. Smith, N. Smith. P. Smith. T. Smith, Y. Springmz W. Slallwnrlh. V. Staten, E. Steely. M. Steimmetz, P. Sluwarcl. C, Steward. T Stewart. V. Strudu, A. Swunn, L. T2110. R, Taylor. A. Taylor. D. Taylor, C. Taylor, T. Tnnpenny, D. Thatcher, B Thomas. H. Thomas, V. Thomas, V. Thumpsnn, C. Thompson, J Thompson. C. Tidwull. L. Tims, R. Travis. S. Turner. T, Turner, R. Uebolackur, L. Ushny, A. U1ey, P. Vaughan. S. Vaughan S. Vaughn B. Wallace. L. Wallur G. Waller. l, Walker. D. Walker. J. Walker. K. Walker, M Wanner. N. Walton, L. Warner, C. Warren, D. Waters, A. Waters, C, Watson, A. Wuaver, C. Weaver, T. Wells, B. Wheeler. R. White, D. Whim, D. Whitson, E. Williams, A. Williams. C. Williams. C. Williams. C. Williams. Williams, Williams, Williams, Willis. R Wilson. L, Wilson. M, ?:mp Winfrec. A. Wilchcr, R. Womack. E. Wood. A. Zandurs. T. Zanders, Y. Zink. L. 131 132 A Year To Go Live each day at Withrow as it were your last Hold the good memories fast to your heart. Treasure the bad times and say you learned something Love your friend as you love yourself and never let anything come between you Laugh and take time to stop and smell the flowers. Live, Love and Laugh. Shari L. Dozier Poetry 79 Charm Against Hate May you find love everywhere you go. May God come into your life and make you understand. May you hate your enemy so much that you feel the pain of his burdens. May you once he hated yourself so you know the torture. May you learn Love is the answer to any problem. Shari L, Dozier Waiting I shall not lie bleeding on the ragged shore Like the poor bleeding haIf-winged seagull Broken by senseless youths. Dazed and stunned by the ironies of human Guile, I rest wide-eyed 0n the oatey sand, Gazing into the mystery of the wandering stars. I Listening to the anger of the throbbing sea, I Waiting, I Waiting, : For the hope of dawn. Jane Greene Missing You As I lay here the tears stream down while I miss you. ItIs been so long. Yet- it was only yesterday . . , since you were a part of me. Last night you spoke so much wisdom without murmuring a whisper. I dreaded the dismal dawn Knowing we'd have to say goodbye It was so hard so difficult. You are the force which keeps my soul pure, Makes me aware of life's lovely treasurer, and allows me the desire to make life better I love you I need you. I miss you. You my dearest friend, Robyne MoWeeny 7., 7LLLEH WW ,, i . J Senior Blues As I look back upon these days, I vaguely remember through the haze, Where the lime has gone, where it all went, Is it possible my three years have been spent? It seems rather odd and hard to say, That the twenty-fiflh will be my last day, All the friends I'll leave behind, Only to be seen again within my mind. Withrow, Withrow, donlt let go, There are so many things I still donit know, The world out there is just beyond. And my pampered life will soon be gone. Remember me always as I will you, Continue to help others see their way through, Donit let them pass through the haze, Please teach them to llnumber their days! john Humphries The Eye of The Beholder My camera is a friend Very important to me, Because without my lens There's no way I could see. Photography's my life And I do it fairly well, My destinyis to take pictures As a flower's is to smell. Although pictures cannot speak A thousand words they say, A camera is my companion I use it day by day. My work is just beginning It has a way to go. I'll keep on taking pictures Of life and times to show. Chip Donaldson Deathls Greatest Ally I can't see the tears for the rain And all through my head shoots this marvelous pain I can't see the tears for the rain. I lay here alone all the same While yesterday went and tomorrow came I can't see my peers for the pain. And never was I so alone as I am now My head is away and I'm floating somehow I can't see the heavens for the planes. And all of my peers where they once walked are lain Dead from the bombs of the hovering planes I can't see the Battlefield for the slain. I can not care to see anymore Because from the heat my eyes are red sore. And my blood from its body does pour. I cant see the tears for the rain. Ronald Tims Dreamy On a dark and dreary night Took my thoughts, a dreamy flight From their perch they boldly flew Into wicked skiesef blue. Darker skies live never known y Thoughts were tossed and rudely thrown And my mind, like wild winds blown Dived and turned from out the sky Forcing an unintelligent cry. Seeing now, much to my despair The light of a dark nightmare. Ronald Tims 135 Withrowts Beauty Captured on Canvas This drawing by V. Wilson is a gift from Miss Nora May Nolan 136 The beauty of the Withrow campus cannot go undetected by the artistic eye. The following are artists' renditions of various land- marks on the campus. Our thanks for the opportunity to see With- row as they did. drawing by V. Wilson g by V. Wilson drawin 137 33:111- 138 In Memory of . . .. .. Helll be missed by all the teachers And kids he ever had He was a warm and gentle person A man named Michael Hlad. He was something very special . To all he ever met His soul will be carried on And no one will forget, The way he used to smile Would bring happiness to all If anyone needed help They'd just give Hlad a call. He was loved by all the people He met throughout the years And people that knew him well Can do nothing but shed tears. Since he is no longer present We can't help but feel sad But he's with us in soul and spirit This man named Michael Hlad. by Chip Donaldson 139 140 m ,3 ' William Thm'man-Ass't. Dixon Edwards-Ass'l. Principal Principal Thomas A. D'Amico-Principal Administration jimmy Simmun-q A55'l- A Davis HawkinsHAss't. Principal Principal Andy LoweaAssl Principal 142 Ruse Galloway Bully Ezell Counselors Steve Skurow Steve Wright pictures n01 available: Belly Battersby, Arl Pate Robert Vick UPS Secretaries pictures noI available: Dottie Eve, Delores Muiroc. Anna Silvers Row Bvllmsnn Diane Mounlul 143 Officer Young 1... Lincks A. Nored B. Blackwell T. Woolison L Berger 1- Wieland J. Parkes G. White C- Childs WV Conway 144 1. Taylor V. Bock E. Harp 5, Richmond A. McCarthy T FrenchiCnrhmt I. Heink R. Hall R Alexander L, Bauer F, Willis D. Davis I. Greene M, Blocksnm M. Cunnick F. Belle 1. Millman L. Childs L. Graham L Danahy P. Boulus N. Koch M. Miller M. Cunnick L. Hughes M. Griffin J. Gallagher WV Wallace B. Ignatz J. Reed M. Basso S. Matsunami S. Brock C. Iohnson I. Mueller M Hlad W. Garner L. Rescnk G. McGill P. Williams M. Evel'ell R Halter H. Douglas 146 D. Dyer E. Johnson T. Chambers T. Hartman D. Kauffman D. Taylor W. Issac H Rouces D4 Spence S. McKinsey C. Nussano R. Smith W Didiick R. Shively K. Harris L. lelks R May B. Carrol! W. Vugc! I. Call H. Higgins K. Bates R LaPresm C. Gray 1, Liar! H. Michel R. Weiss P. Cook 147 W. Patton C. Klausc K. Skirt'z. J. Held M. Gardner D. Instill! D. Farrar D. Hurtzman C. Long C. Kuizumi B. Maue R, Rolfcrl B. MtzNully I. Temple P. McCarthy B. Gcrke B. Baker W. Pellmnn C. Foster 148 In 1966 Micheal Ferone graduated from Withrow and attended the Univerr sity of Cincinnati. This year he is doing the same thing, except he is now a teacher at Withrow and graduating to the head basketball coaching position at Cowley County Community College in Arkansas City, Kansas. 3 Mr. Ferone taught at Schroder junior High School before coming to With- 1 row. He has been at his alme meter for the past seven year. Six of those years he has been the head basketball coach. Since Mr. Ferone has been coach, Withrow has had a very prosperous basketball team. The overall record for the six years is 81-37. The past two years the team has made it to the regional playoffs. As the new coach of Cowley County Community College we wish you the same success and pleasure that Withrow has brought to you, Mrs. Anne McCarthy will be greatly missed. She has been a friend of many people through her teaching career, which started at Peoples Junior High School. After teaching there for a couple of years she was transferred to Sa- wyer Junior High before coming to Withrow. Although the teaching field was enjoyable for her. Mrs. McCarthy has moved on to other areas, working now for Progressive Ins. Co. in Cleveland. We hope that your new job brings you happiness and fulfillment in your career goalsl After thirty eight years of teaching Mr. James Parke is finally calling it quits. y He has been at Withrow for the past twelve years, Before coming here be t taught in Northern Ohio for two years, then twelve years. After that he taught t at Taft for seven years before going to Aiken for another five years. Since coming to Cincinnati, Mr. Parke and Mr. Conway the chorus director, t have been a music combination for eighteen years. 1 Now that he is retiring, he will have a chance to do what he really likes to do. His hobbies are raising flowers and traveling. After many years of dedication and hard work for the Cincinnati School System, Mrs. Gladys Corry is retiring to pursue personal committments. Her skill as treasurer and bookkeeper will be missed and we wish her much luck in the future. 150 152 NO matter how hard we try, we know we are not going to make everyone happy with this annual. To make up for that, wave given you this page to make any additions or changes you wish to make. 80 you think the cover is silly. let s see yours. Put your favorite sport here. Put your favorite teacher here. Put your picture and the award you de- served here. There. Feel better? Now ifs really your annual. Any campus scene Withrow has been extremely fortunate in the past two and a half years to have received the fine services of one Of her alumni, Thomas D. D'Amico. He is one of many of her trusted and loyal alumni to have returned i home',. It has been a pleasure to share the happiness and hardship with one Of the finest leaders Withrow has had in a long time. 1 Mr. D'Amicn was engaged in many activities as a student here. He was a member of Guns Togata, Treasurer: i Camera Club; Spanish Club; Nature Club, Vice President; Physics Clubi Thalian, Corresponding Secretary; Beta Hi-Y Boys Club; Phipologia-debatn club: Critic; Minstrels After graduating from Withrow, Mr, DiAmico obtained his first teaching position at his high school alma mater. Later that year he was transferred to Hughes. During his early teaching career he was involved with Spanish and French and later branched out into school administration. The administration, teachers, and students at Withrow will truly miss you. Mr. D'AthO. We all extend to i you our best wishes and happiness We wish you all the joy and success as the new principal of LaSalle High i School. May each new day at LaSalle be as memorable as those at Withmw. 3 153 uyl'y-AAV Homecoming Unfortunately, the Tigers didn't have much of 3 Homecoming this year; Fans were disap- pointed by the cancellation of the football game and the parade. Both were scheduled for a later date. This year's King and Queen were Jay Isabel and Vickie Lamb. The Pep Club sponsored 3 Homecoming Dance in the Cafeteria. Despite the rain the Eli- lendance was overwhelming. Lefs hope we see a bright Homecoming next year. own 0? . AB ' h-uumw 154 An Evening Of Drama The Evening' consisted of three onenact plays, all Of them about murder and its consequences. The plays included: Sorry Wrong Number, Trif1es and The Valiant. T0 single out one cast member. or one play as being the best would do injustice to the entire production. All the actors, actresses, supportive cast, crew many bears and the director did a superlative job in staging this fine spring performance. Sounds 79 Disco panics dance lhn night away Simone Inhnsnn comes Home from tho Wiz Cnsilda Woodward and Laurie Blankw ledge cal worms. 156 The Glitter and the Shine After yuars of college . , . lliis'f? Teresa Reed and Valerie Green ham it up A variety of talent is displayed in sounds. The End and The Beginning In Appreciation Both Mr. Parks and Mr. Conway are retiring after many years of service to Withrow. One of their major contributions has been the magnificent coordination of Sounds Their efforts and dedicar lion will be greatly missed and we wish them both well in their future endeavors. Emmiuns run high as Sounds 79 draws to a ulnsu. MI'. D'Amico prusnnts Mix Parks and Mr. Conway with gifis of appreciation 213 MY. Gallagher lnoks OIL 159 ttThiS Onets For Youtt The spirits of those in attendance were not dampened by the rain and cold that accompanied the 1979 Senior Prom. Barry Manilow's hit mThis One's For You provided the theme, while the Blue Tator Band supplied the music. Despite the weather, this prom is an- other memory added to the list of the Seniors of 1979. Prom Duhulunls Regina Davis, Mary Hull and Denise Davis 160 162. 163 Class Day This year Class Day had 10 be held indoors due to the bad weather we had. This day was selected to honor Seniors as well as some Iu- niors for their outstanding achievements. The day began with the presentation of awards, scholarships, and recognizing the outstanding students and ended with the selection of the new members of Sigma Gamma and Dux Femina, 164 Graduation 79 Style 166 Graduation. The end and the beginning. Itys the start of a career for many and an- other step in the educational process for others. Graduation excercises took place on lune 3, 1979 in the stadium. Marked by warm weather and gladdened spirits, it was an 0c:- casiun to remember. The leadership of this years seniors will be missed, but the graduating class of 1979 can be sure that they have left their mark in the history of Withrow High School. 4i? ,; .z' WITHROWW stHoof' f 7 CONGRATU'LAIONS'f CLASS OF 79 COMMENCEMENT ' 7:00 PM . ,l'g-g w- . ' - - Mm a. , wn . WV aw.- r W 4 9 16-: n - gm. $ 636' N? W th-p ijq iii? er,P$-J$q?rg, 1 r:?j'g V'. V '.J :I' i l V' V - V., 5 w; 'i V 1 i7 : ix 1 . 7-7 VI? 14gb X? f A n x 'llrI VIVJ , ETVXI , x r 167 ' ,. 1,; 168 1 69 170 Another school year has come and gone and another group of seniors has left Withrow to go on to Hbigger things. Again, the time has come to thank those responsible for this book. Mr, DlAmico, thank you for your help in this endeavor and for everything else youive done for Withrow. Your leadership was truly an inspiration to all. Executive Studios and Mr. John Jones truly deserve a special thanks for this year. They provided competent and much needed advice through difficult times. Mrsl Nancy Ballard deserves the majority of credit for this book. She helped hold it together and get it to press. Thank you for your work and dedication. As usual, there are always those students who truly shine in an endeavor like this. They give all they have; time, creativity, and hard work. This year, Tanya Haller and Karen Bell have been those stu- dents. This year they were especially needed. Tanya and Karen did this book They took all the loose ends and put them together. They were great message coordinators between Cleveland, Cincinnati and Montgomery. Thank you, Tanya and Karen. You made this book possible. Anne McCarthy Postscript: To Anne McCarthy 'lFrom humble beginnings spring that in life which is beautiful'l Thanks for our beginnings. N.J.B. Cover design: John Ruthvin Photography: Al Hartman, Mike OlDonald Chip Donaldson, Mike Meloy Layouts: Annual Staff Publisher: Herff Jones Yearbooks, John Jones, rep. Advisors: Anne McCarthy. Nancy Ballard Thanks to our Advertisers OK: SANA CATFISH T.P. WHITE 8: SONS FUNERAL HOME From a loyal Withrow Fan MR. 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' .1 ATHLETlC BOOSTERS Meets First Wednesday of Eadh Month Faculty Lounge Withrow h?gh School LEAVES 1111,, THINGS 7:30 RM- 3776 PAXTON ROAD EVERYONE INVITED 871-9110 179 AMERICAN SAVINGS AND LOAN 3443 EDWARDS ROAD 871-2125 KATZ IEWELERS 750 SWIFTON CENTER 531-2272 GLOBE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 2619 ERIE AVE. 871-3330 QUEEN CITY CHILI HYDE PARK PLAZA 180 APRILL SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT $67959 Love the family Ioneses M0nica Berry Sr. Berry Ir. Bonner wraig 8! 19358 Jones $ew, Lisa, Row Lamar Berry 8: family Bobby Finley 161 FREIDMAN FURNITURE CO. TRI-COUNTY SHOPPING CENTER 671-7211 EXECUTIVE STUDIOS 35 East Seventh Street Cincinnati, Ohio ';7 'gcma 'd pwcw 3166 LINWOOD ROAD CINCINNATI. OHIO 45209 OWNER PHONE: 821-0978 REGINA HINES Elden A. Good Funeral Home Dlrectors Elden A Good Donald 5, Good Beverly D. Good 182 Withrow High School Then and NOW A Principal's work is filled with routine, but the spirit with which these men addressed each day was re- flected in their gracious manners. Whether introducing new faculty members, encour- aging athletic development, or sharing personal experi- ences each man compli- mented Withrow with his own individual style. .-,. - .-.....-n-wwmm Mr. Robert Lowe Mr Joseph C. Aycr .-. ,. V'vrr4 It was a bright September morning in 1919 when the doors of East High School were first opened. In that first week, about twelve hundred eightyweight pupils were enrolled. Finishing touches were being given to the building and people lived through those first days to the accom- paniment 0f the installation of the lockers. A trumpet was the signal for the passing of classes and crude tables were provided for the lunchroom. Yet, in a few days, everyone felt quite at home. At first, the school was called East High School until the Board of Education renamed it Withrow in 1924 in honor of Dr. Withrow. We are now celebrating our sixtieth anniversary year and it is a fitting time not only to remember those years with pride, but to resolve that in the years to come, Withrow shall not falter in its duty to our commu- nity and to our country in the education of its youth. Back In Time 188 T0 Days Gone By 190 When school re-opened in September of 1920, several changes had taken place. The corridors had lockers in the place of holes in the walls, two gyms and two swimming pools were ready for use and the football stadium, with a capacity of 8000, was ready. Gt was not sodded until 1923i A magnificient pipe organ was donated by Mr. Richard K. LeBlond. whose company is still located at Edwards and Madison Roads. The Tower News was organized in 1921 as a bi-weekly paper supported entirely by subscriptions. Reserves Sporl Mgdinm Seamn h A: Is Shown By 121' 3-3 Retard m. Thomas D'Amico t Jimmie Dodd Ronald Oester The accomplishments of the alumni in the varied fields of the arts, sciences and trades as well as the sports field are impressive. Several teachers are former students of Withrow, and even the most re- cent principal. Mr. Thomas DlAmico, worked at this alma mater. Other notable graduates include: former radio sports personality, Dick Bray. who scored the first points in football and basketball, and the first run in baseball, at Withrow; Jimmie Dodd, former head Mousketeer 0n the original Mickey Mouse Club; singer Rosemary Clooney, former television star on WLW, Ruth Lyons; sports- man, Ed Brendamour; current radio personaiity, Stan Matlock; and former Chairman of the Board of Procter and Gamble, and Secretary of Defense in the Eisenhower Administration, Neil McElroy. David Richard lane Greene 191 While the campus and its buildings are impressive, it is the clock tower that symbolizes Withrow. Standing 115 feet high, it is the center of the entire school plan. Inside the tower are 110 steps leading to windows above the clock, where, on a clear day, one can see for miles. A carillon that taps the Westminister Chimes was added in 1969. When working, it plays chimes every quarter hour and tunes at 3:00 PM, Currently, the chimes are not being used, but tunes are played on special occasions. In the biase 0f the tower is inscribed, from the Book of Psalms, ttSo teach us to number our days that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom? Many thousands of students have done just that in true Withrow tradition. 192 Another Withrow Tradition TO WORK CREATIVELY 'IUCITI'HER IS DIVE instrels From M T0 Sounds 193 Sixty Years of Athletics ' . ' . . -, ... 399., f. .4 + .iL- 3 UH 32:35 u . , l '1! .MJJMMLMI'H 194 Bring About Many Changes 195 fJ OVP .1! 'I 1 ?APM .701: f'rrT.1EJ'1-' HVMBF . 1,1fo M Times change, styles change, but tradi- tion remains the same. Whether it's being a member of Dux Femina or Sigma Gamma, dancing at Homecoming or the Senior Prom, being involved in one of the many clubs at Withrow or just plain Weing? one important factor remains constant. Withrow High School was, is, and always will be for the students. ,4110?w11s 9. 4 j', 191111 0 1111111111111 1 . ?L' 1.1.5,. Liz! 197 TRACTOR EATING ix AIR CONEJH ' RIDMANN ELECTRIC CO WULKER PLUMBING C0. . . Withrow Al . 5;.gfifnntlnvslgps and ioflyl ' A , izt in lhu sun. ' ' , idge and'shaded-vailey all our hearis Withrowys beauty, Withrow's splendor fill our hearts with pride. Love for your dear Alma Mater Ever will abide. Friendships made in search of knowledge, Cherished bonds and true Memories of golden hours hold us close to you As we venture from our portals. Aims held ever high, Well turn back to glimpse once more the Tower gainst the sky. c- 199 Thanks to Tanya Haller and Nancy Ballard. .'I 1979 uN