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

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1980 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS Opening ..................................................... 4- 11 Sports ...................... 12- 31 Student Life .................................. 32- 63 Administration and Faculty ................. 64- 77 Seniors ....................................................... 78- 97 Underclass .................. 98-117 Closing ........................ 118-121 Advertisements ........................... 122-133 immway -' r:t--' w'um ' ugh 'l . .A- g ..-rl . 2 CW 11 ' 1,4...ye l .4.... ...1..... J, ;.-- 'ghwaEV-i-v Tiger Football, 1979-80 V 1 A 1 I177?! l.' ! ' : 5!- i r i I . a 9-1 .i . . 4:311, - 13579 9.45152: - 3.13. ..11- 15; 11....g? i - 114 an F- ' - a $3 - m i'- . M m a !,!.E 993 - 5:350'2;'2'- $';1me '3' From left 10 right; lst row T, Canida, P. Stephens, J. Oden, C HarreIL D Stewart, D. Hayes, G. Wilson, J. Grayson, K. Shearer, W. Frye, T. Bassett, M, Franklin, 2nd row R. Cain, R. Edwards, H Moultrie, P. Wallace, M. Williams, K. Varner, V. Boozer, K Hicks, L. Bassett, K. Bells, R. Williams, D Faw, 3rd row R. Spears, D Shaman, C. Carr, A. Smith, A. Shelton, R. Vilardo, G. Johnson, G. Johnson, G. Gatewood, M. Stiely, R. Fitzpatrick, GA Simon, 4th row J. Bass, M. Caver, R. Lee, J, Gibson, B. Anderson, PA Hicks, S Evans, R. Howard, A. Barber, A. Williams, J. Grisscm, 5th row A. Oden, D. Williams, DA Smedley, J Gist, D. Sanford, R, Broadnax, K. Liach, A. Hinklc, B. Dicks, 6th row Coach Rusche, Coach Jackson, Coach Wright Stevens gets ready for the Snap. Sideline blues. 14 22 fixes kneepads The Mighty Tigers sweep to the right Paul Stevens connects upfield. -. i Even though the season wasn't that great, tri-captains D. Stewart, D. Hayes, and M. Franklin made the 1979 season one to remember with their outstanding plays. David was lst team PHSL as a Junior and re- ceived the honor again this year due to his great speed, brightness and ability to cut upfield. M. Franklin was a linebacker and Off. Guard. He was a great plus to the team this year because of his great improve- ment. D. Hayes was Center and Linebacker. He played Center and made up for any speed he might have missed with his great desire. Tigers Hold On David Stewart gets the lst down. A depressed Simon Withrow's front Withrow forces Taft t0 punt on 4th 16 Withrow Reserve Football Team i...- v---- 1 - ..4g 1 . 1;, i 1st row; left to right; M. Givens, R. Williams, Andrey AA Backer, Dicks, R. Spears, J, Gist, R. Edwards, G Williams, J Grission, 2nd row; P. Hicks, J. Miller, A. Smith Hamack, Anderson, K. Leach, Ennis, J. Gibson, M. Graver, G. Williams, Bcckum, 3rd row; U. Know, D. Robinson, C. Dukes, R. Huwaed, R. Nance, S. Evans, Nelson, M. McCoy, D. Sanford, Brown, Shorrills, R. Lee, Top row; W. Suggs, J Hnliingswm'th. Tho QB. puts one up Front line makes a hole Tiger Booters Row 1 l to r: Steve VVObSBI', Eddie Collins, Dale Sunday, Brad Johnson, Brian Sears, Steve D'Puccio, Row 2: Mike Niesen, Clark Hulquist, Jack Ferguson, Elliott Faulkner, Dan McClary, Todd Ralston, John Raneiri, Dan Slate ...... -.-11M43 4 ; f8:- Raneiri in action Goalie Brad Johnson saves one A near miss Todd Rzllston in a practice session Stubborn Tigvr fights for the hall Front row left to right N. Nuby, D. Warren, M, Sims, R. Henderson, C. Duke, M. Dudley, D Scott, D. Avery; Back row left to right Coach Ignatz, L. Basseu, D, Reed J. Hullingswurth, R. Jordan, S. Hopkins, L. Mack, J. Graves, Coach Jackson, Top of the Key shot falls in Graves put it back up 20 Warren sneaks one in Reed di'ihbles past the bugs The Tigers had more fight in them then their record shows. New players and not enough experience hendered them. They showed great strength and abiiity with their upset victory over the unbeaten Summit team. Next year promises to be a good year with new gained experi- ence for Graves and Henderson who had outstanding seasons this year. Coach Ignatz has done a fine job with his player this year and should be congratulated for his fine coach- ing job. Our congratulations to Coach Jackson also for his excellent assistance and support to the team 21 Reserve Basketball l to 1': Due Duo Avery, Mike Musun, Eddie Collins, Jay Darn, Reggie Aaron, Thonms Curtis, Arthur Hinkle, John Hollingswurth, Dan Boyle, Kelvin Varnm', Lawrence Yates. Tony Allen. Mike Bogan, Couch Jackson Team spirit almumls Withmw grabs the rebound g? .' 7 Looking for help? Coach Jacksnn gives instructions The 1979-80 reserve basketball team had a successful year with the help of a number of promising soph- omores. Kelvin Varner and Thomas Curtis were just two of the out- standing players who will hopefully go on to see much action as varsity player's L. Art Finklu shunts :15 K V'urnor and L. Yates look nn. The Aqua Tigers ; w Team left to right back row: Ioach Halter, J. Lucas, J BueLLger, K. Harris. and H. Heideman. Front row left to right: B. B-lorgan, and J. McLean Harris by a hair Mnrgan soars ahead for Withmwik; Aqua Tigers Varsity Volleyball lst row I to r: J. Bishop, H, Haughbrook, J. Hannah row 2: V, Braxtnn, G. Simpson, M. Hen- derlight, S. Green wu-capm, row 3; K. Dobson, E. Budford, B. Martin mo-cath, R. Cornctt, A. Purter. Coach M. DeLyons. Brenda Martin awaits a servo Michelle Henderlight bombs one over -:,.- -. Aatmillym . - 3-, -. n ' 4 Eliza'SIIAFI Sherry Green returns the volley Kim Dobsnn and Elsie Bedford prepare the spike Reserve Volleyball 1:. Raw 1 1 to 1' SA Guthrie, A. Finley Row 2 J. Jerrels, B. Sunday, A. Denson, Raw 3 C. Gentry, R. Osborne, J. Reed, M. Denny, E. Stevenson Missing, Coach Lesliex Girls Varsity Basketball . r..,..M...w-...., Mk - .Wmmn. mm- Wu WWMJ nwwmwurr! Elsie chlt'm'd approaches the basket Sherry Green looks on as Shirley Kinnuar attempts a shot Reserve Girls Basketball team shot nut available nu 3. ill Tracy Bayes, and teammate combat Aiken lg , g5; Jam Far right Ramona Osborn in a tight situation, right: Aiken player surrounded by Lady Tigers G1... .l-a-Cu-I 4..., m . A . w. . m a I. .. I n. ..' Withrow Tiger Reserve Football Varsity Basketball Withrow 0 Hughes 0 Withrow 6 Hamilton Garfield 22 Withrow 44 Taft 50 Withrow 0 LaSalle 22 Withrow 66 Dayton 75 . - Withrow 6 West High 18 Withrow 48 Aiken 54 M Withrow 0 Aiken 6 Withrow 54 St. Xavier 61 Withrow 42 Woodward 28 Withrow 32 Walnut 0 Withrow 71 Walnut Hills 64 Withrow 26 Purcell 48 Withrow 21 Woodward 0 Withrow 58 Hughes 60 WithI'OW 50 St. Bernard 67 Withrow 6 Taft 0 Withrow 42 Moeller 70 Withrow 36 New Richmond 38 3-2-1 in PHSL 2nd Withrow 63 Forest Park 73 Withrow 11 LaSalle 0 3-4-1 overall Withrow 49 Woodward 84 Withrow 40 St. Bernard 26 Withrow 45 West Hi 50 Withrow 20 Purcell 55 Withrow 52 Taft 56 Withrow 34 West Hi 40 Withrow 50 Aiken 61 Withrow 71 Woodward 44 Withrow 58 Roger Bacon 77 Aiken 128 Withrow 69 Ham. Garfield 70 Withrow 50 Woodward 17 Withrow 68 Summit Withrow 30 West Hi 44 Country Day 67 Withrow 36 New Richmond 39 Withrow 58 Walnut Hills 51 Withrow 52 Hughes 59 Withrow 50 Purcell 48 Withrow 75 West Hi 63 Reserve Basketball Withrow 50 Taft 49 Withrow 43 Dayton 50 Withrow 35 Aiken 38 Cross Country Withrow 45 St. Xavier 52 2- Withrow 53 Walnut Hills 49 Forest Park, Aiken, Withrow-Zl runners: Kevin Keese 18tmj Orie Baxter Withrow 55 Hughes 45 12150, Charles Berry 1201 Anderson, Walnut Hills, Withrow-25 runners: Ke- Withrow 49 Woodward 42 vin Keese 1131, Orie Baxter 12lstJ Hughes, Taft, Withrow-lQ runners: Kevin Withrow 53 West Hi 51 Keese 12mm, Charles Berry 1mm Withrow 48 Taft 50 Pubkic High School Cross Country Withrow 48 Aiken 49 Championships Withrow 31 Roger Bacon 48 5 teams Total Points Runner F inish Withrow 53 Ham. Garfield 63 Aiken 25 pts. Marcus Dudley 7th Withrow 65 Summit County Day Walnut Hills 56 pts. Kevin Keese 11th 38 Withrow 80 pts.-3rd Marcus Arnold 16th Withrow 42 Moeller 48 Taft 86 pts. Orie Baxter 20th Withrow 49 Forest Park 51 Hughes 116 ptS. Charles Berry 28th Withrow 57 Walnut Hills 54 Withrow 47 Hughes 49 Withrow 50 Woodward 39 Withrow 54 Purcell 43 30 Scoreboard Girls Volleyball VBFSity Reserve McAuley 7-15 1-15 , 7-15 10-15 g-MSS country contd' Princeton 15-13 10-15 1979 Boys AAA Sectional Meet-lOl 9-15 15-8 Runners 15-10 12-15 Marcus Dudley 45th Woodward 15-8 14.18 15-7 Marcus Arnold 79th West Hi 11-15 15.08 15-10 Kevin Keese 93rd 157 16.18 Aiken 15-11 15-3 Orie Baxter 97th 16.54 15-10 15-4 Kevin Keese and Marcus Dudley Hughes 15-10 15-11 made PHSL all-star team 15-6 15-6 Walnut 15-2 15-11 12-15 15-1 15-12 Taft 12-15 8-15 15-17 12-15 Hughes 15-10 15-11 15-9 15-13 Seton 12-15 5-15 McNicholas 15-11 3-15 6-15 10-15 12-15 West Hi 15-5 7-15 16-14 3-15 Aiken 9-15 15-12 15-1 14-16 15-13 13-15 Walnut 15-2 15-4 Varsity Football Not Available 15-3 14-16 13-15 Taft 15-2 6-15 15-3 9-15 Woodward 15-12 15-11 15-7 15-8 Varsity PHSL champs with record of 11-1 Overall record 12-4 Brenda Martin-Honorary Captain All-star Team Gier Basketball Not Available 3?. 34 National Honor Society 1N2 J! ',1 1 1 Ni k I .,.1 .f' ; Back row: left to right: Cathy Beatty, Linda Padgett, Jennifer Estep, Vanessa Burney, Kim Lane, Clark Hulquist, Karen Carncs, Beverly Bailey, Brenda Martin, Dwayne Scott. Middle row: l to 1': Mr. Ernst, Lori Petri, Valerie Stalhvorth, Cynthia. Kidd, Sylvia Sharp-Sec., Bev Betumps'V. Pres., Donna Shanks-Pl'es., Kim 'WynniTI'eas,Y David Fleisher, Robin MCWeeney, Teresa Jnhnson, Sally Hafez, Mr, Skut'ow. Front row: 1 to 1': Michael Steely, Sandra Triplett, Paula Payne, Diane Herzner, Melanie Smith General Office Specialist I Standing: Alicia Fields, Anita Nelson, Torria Calloway. Pamela Current, Lillie McAfee, Mrs. L. Graham. Seated: Valerie Jordan, Prisilla Erby, Kim Blume, Brenda Roland, Gail Thompson Senior Class Officers Extra curricular activities play an integral part in a studenVs high school career. Withrnw is no exception in offering a variety of clubs, organizations and activities to its student body. It is to these groups and their mem- bership that this section is dedicated to. ant: Elizabeth Beamun, Marquoua Sawyer Back; Keith Richardson, Lisa Campbell, Kim Wynn, Kelly Colc- Commercial Art Vr '-:l 5; 3g; -. mm :63 mlnlllullllu Back: i to r: Chip Donaldson, David Allen, Brian Lamb, Mark Finnigan, Lynette Turner. Ed Harris, Dan Miesbcrgcr, Louis McCoy, Joyce Uehelackcr. Pam Pablaml, Lisa Gaddis. Front: 1 to 1': Mr. Jack Muel!er, John Brune, Kenny Reed, Verdada Washington, Greg Robinson, Betty Arnold, Jeff Bouhlon, Jeff Lung, Howard Bcamon, Rick Crooks, Dexter Jones 35 Fabric Service bk Back: l tn 1': Brian Green, Alton Jnrdun.Cnr1is Williams, Middle l to I': Pearl Willis, Kurrun SmiLIL Dndie McDunahI, Yulzlml Smith. Standing: Shanda Miller, Donna Anderson, Kneeling: Ms. Ralslun, Ms. White Fabric Service II I . I I Back: I 101-: Sharon Rankin, Lisa Williams, Rochelle Stalwnrth Carmella Cunnin rhqm Fa - K't- . - . ' - -- A Ralston. Demichia Davis, Ms. WhiLe. g m ' mm mmmg' I UW MN 36 C.O.E. Back: 1 to r: Tonia Danton, Lynn Yarhmugh, Sharon Robinson, Domctria Barksdale, Ivory Durand, Monica Jones, Pam Smith, Renee Hicks. From: l to 1': Kim Mayo, Elven Williams, Vicki Wade, Adriane Nelson, Cheryl Grooms, Pat McCoy, Mrs. I. Mil- lman. Absent: Claire Clark, Michele Davis Horticulture Back: 1 L0 1': Mrs, B Blackwell, Tammi Haungs, Ami G Miami, Ms. Hance, Teacher Aid. Seated: l to 1': Carmen Ware, Pam Steinmetz, Melinda Crisco, Brett Dryden, David Barnes Cosmetology I Standing: left to right: Mrs. P McCarthy, Kim Reed, Phyllis Steinmetz, Tracy Bridge. Sitting: Derrick Campbell Standing: left to right: Carmen Duncan, Trudy Reed, Cheri Thompson Sitting: Yu- landa Grooms .19 . Standing: left to right: Diannier Blair, Glo- ria Howard, Anita AndrewsV Sitting: Pam Harrell Standing: left to right: Shaun Fisher, De- nise Jones, Dawn SmiLh. Sitting: Valerie Wright 38 -II-hlh-n -- v tram m-ch .1; l Ft'unl mw: left to right: Jumiv Wilkiznns, Cvlivttu Garth H'ulnminl, Tl'ucvy Davis. Second row ktwoling: Paula Boyd, Swim Frost, Angie Williams, Michelle Rogers, Tracy anan, Laurie Ewing, Gu'cmluiyn 0001301: Third rmx' standing: Jennifer Huststup, Mivhcllu Randell, Rhmmis Smith. Laura Chaney, Tyla Johnson. Fourth 1-me standing: Kelly Colo, Sylvia Sharp, vaillu Thmnus, Murqurito Juckscm, Carol Hill, .Iunusu Heal. Lililan Walker. Drafting Buck l to r: Rum. O'IBI'y-anl. 'I'im Cnlx'urd, Calvin Hm'knvss. Hilliard Mnullri, Orlumln Craig; Front ! tn 1-; M 1'. R, Rult'm't. Stun- Muot'mun. Eric Staten. Anlhuny Cunningham. KL-cnam Rose Lajuzm Dan'is, Juhnm R050, Knurling: Tracy Pope. Missing: Hummu- Swvll 33! Steno Sec. I . Anna Brasey, Vanessa Warner VI'reHJ, Cynthia Kidd, . J Angela Crews WM, Lisa Puff, Danette Dnckory tPresJ, M rs. A. Brasuy, Rhonda Hale; not pictured Anne Wood, Denise Jackson 40 f; It7s Academic Hark Hulquist, Mike SLuL-Ivy. Miss V, Huck, kneeling, Gary Front 1 Ln 1': Vam-ssa Burnuy, Pmmy Byrd, hack: Kiqu-r'iy BUI'i-fPSS Imvu, Uviv Mitchell, Bevm'ly Butomps N urses Aides anL left to right: Mrs. Garner. Ynlzmda Williams, szqnvlim- Wilkins, Darlvnu Witchur, Dclmruh White, 2nd mm 1 Lu 1': Kathy McRae, Dianu I4 isl1er ,A11;:L'l:1 Hnusluy. Jacqueline Bradshaw 3rd rnw 1 to r: Vzu'nl Fumphcll. Gail Hullingshcad. Slut run Payne, Linda Hurlwr. -'ll,h ruw 1 Lu 1': Teacher Asst. Ms. Vuzmita Hay, William Rum-mund, Dmmld RmhL Burnulm Walker 41 Withrow R'M' 1 I t 3 Sheila HHH'SY LCM Sears, Michelle Thomas, Rhnntlu E'nstot', Denise Simpson Angvlu t'aslillu, Ruginia Turner, Dvnise Carter. Lisa Weber. Iiuw 2: Marsha vainus, Victur'iu sz'iggs. Stacy Humphrius, Lm-i Pom, Dzmwlla Freeland, Camiyn Hrvin, lhmalyn WhiLe, Maruimlln- Walker. Juno Francis. Row 3: Dwaym- Gibson, Anthony Hill, John Hinvs, Kenneth Guns, Brent Dicks, Darryll Nuwnmn, Willie Bluntun. Orlando Williams, Derrick Mitchell, Bryant Anderson Senior Choir MM 1 1 1n r: Marsha Grvvinus, Lisa Wulwr', Ihinisc Varlm'. Marrhollv Wnlkm'. Kim 1V ;Illings. Kim Husmll. Run 2: Darnella Freeland. Mm Rhmsun, ll-Cv Garth Rnw 2;: lJurr'yH Newman. Larry Hummons, llrmyl .Junlun. Urlamln Williams, Km'in Cromhaw Mark Mitchell, ,fL-I'umv L'lumvnts. Alan ihu'is Rnw I 1 to r: Pamela Current, Betty Kidd, Pearl Willis, Janosa Bcal, Kimberly Rusoul, Patricia Jackson, Patricia McMullcn, Rnw 2: Gillenu Petrey. Linda Ellington, CeCo Garth, Pam Muszm, Michelle Henderlight, Kimberly Billups, Donna Hamilton, Marie Coleman, Priscilla Erby, Debbie Johnson row 3: chon Brown, Erryol Jordan, Roland Dicks, Kevin Crenshaw, Jeffrey Gist, Larry Hummons, Mark MitcheH, Bryant Ramsey, Jerome Clements, Byron Hcitlumzm, Alan Davis, CurLis Williams Mixed Ensemble Rnw 1 1 10 r: Shuliu Huyvs, Angola Fastillo. Marsha GI'L-vinus. Lisa Weller. Denise Carter, Kim Rasml, Kim Short, Mur'ict. tI1unul!1. Row :3: Dnnalyn White, Pam Munsun. Cek'o Garth. Michelle Hcmlurlight, Linda Ellington, Ruw 3: Curtis Williams, Dwayne Gibson, Anthony Hill, vauhn Bmwn, Kevin Crenshuw, Bryant Anderson, Ruiuml Im-ks Durr'yll Newman, Larry Hummons, Mark Mitchell, Hymn Huidcman, Alzm Davis :13 Dux F emina Row 1 I to r: Beverly Bailey, Maria Ali'aya, Monica Janos, Kim Wyhn, Karen Camus, Julie Bishop, Kim Persnn, Nancy ankins, Row 2: Sherry Green, Kim McCullnugh, 80v Butomps, Mariam Kculvr, Sylvia Sharp, Marsha Grevinus. Pam Munsun, Brenda Martin, Row 3: Donna Crenshaw, Paula Mc-Mullun, Penny Byrd. Ruginia D-lcElmth, Lisa Weber. Sandra FlomisLt-r, Kelly Colo, Denice Carter, Donna Shanks Maria Aif-dya ArnulLa Atkins HPWHN tht'mps Julie Bishop Penny Byrd harL-n Uzrnvs holly Lulu Donna Urenshaw Pam Manson Sylvia Sharp Kim Person Lisa Woiwr Dunmx Shanks Kim Wynn Brenda Martin Dux Femina is 3. Se- nior girls honorary service organization. The purpme 0f the club is to provide special services to the school, such as being escorts, ush- erettes, and school leaders. Membership into Dux depends on a 2.25 grade average, teacher recommen- dations, and in- volvement in act- ivities. Signla Gamma a: z Front How I to r: Jay thcmps, Phil Dority, Roger Dickerson, Kevin Ganncm, Mark Mcnifeu, David Floichor, Back Rmv I m r: Steve Peaks, Mark Mitchell, Robert Nixon, Dave Stewart, Dale Sunday, Tum Boll, Larry Hummnns M r. Gallughcr AIlvisor M 1'. McNeil Mr. Ignatz-Advism' 46 Phil Durity Sigma Gamma is a senior male hon- orary that serves in any capacity that Will advance the character and quality of Withrow students. It 0f- fers the opportunity of service and leadership training that will be an asset to Withrow students. Larry Hummons Mark Mitchell-Rec. Sec. Steve Peaks Dave Stewart-Pres. Thalian Officers 8K Advisory Board .. ; -. ' r, - x r . . i! I: '1 I. p 'I I 'I I ! I I I H what: !I!:3;!I I.--.-..:i.-.l anv 1 I to 1': Mrs. M Stefanik, Adv., Dnnalyn White tSeL-J, Rhonda Muylu-rry CFz'c-ASJ, 1.0m Chaney tPresJ, Tracy Bayes HKPJ, Debby Walker, Sonya Guthrie Mistj, Ruw 2: Anita Bruswcll tHisU, Cums Williams, Kevin Crcnshuw, Ovic Mitchell, Dexter Jones. Row 3: Bar- bara Huckahy, Gary Burgess, tHistJ, Kim Pm'snn. Thahans BL-luw: row I I to 1': Kevin CI'ethaw, Barb Huckahy, Sonya Guthrie, IvaLor .Jnnos, Laird Wallace, Row 2: Marinn Koelon Kim Per'sun, Rhonda Muyhom'y, Debby Walker, Row 3: Anita: Bramx'ull, Elaine Williams, Terry Langfm'tl, Tracey Bayes, Curtis Williams, Kelvin Mitch- oll, Row VI: Gary Burgess, Lora Chaney, Shannon BryL-rs, Jennifer Estcp, Dawn Williams, Row :3: IJunalyn Whim, Mrs. M Stcl'anik, Uvio Mitchell, Bruce Pfal'f', Kim Chunk, Jamie Williams Student Council anM1MHW3M u' 3mm 6': .-1 hm'v Row 1 l to 1': Mr. D. Franklin de, Kim Person Grew, Paula McMullen WPL Sandra Flemister WreasJ, Donalyn White 6AM, Back row 1 t0 1': Steve Bouidin, Norman Larkin, Willie Lowery, David White, Karen Rhodes, Joe Hill' Dave Warren, Terry Langford, Row 3: Lorna Wilson, Sue Carroll, Marcia Grevious, Tracy Pope, Wanda Early, Monica Fowler, Fay Ft'azier, Brenda Thatcher, Katie McGiil, Tina Brady, Laura Titsworth, Kisha Haughabruok, Angela Brown, Angie Aridgc, Lajuan Davis, Valerie Newby, Barbara Baker, Run Dickerson, Sarah Robinson, Angela Crews, Ruw2: Keith Richardson, Rena Hicks, Lena Williams, Inez Rnlands, FaLricia Huward, Debbie Wright, Charlotte Gentry Bduu' Back Row 1 to r: Marcus Smith, Willie Brown, Terry Smith, Curtis Williams, Roland Dicks, AnLhony Williams, David Barnett,Jan1ie Williams, Michelle Size- mm'e, Dale ArnoId, Donny Adams, Row 2: John Larkins, Diane Jones, Ruby BEue, Sherry Green, Arnctta Atkins, Brenda Mar- lin, Michelle Henderlight, Brad Johnson, Sissy Erbin, Dejon Brown, Row 1: Cathy Beatty, Michelle Cornett, Patricia Jackson, William Roscman, Marcus Love, Kelly Cole, Julie Bishop, Denise Carter, Pursha Johnson, Dwayne Alexander. Tiger Band Front I to r: Terry Langfm'd, Willie Nulen, Robert Mnm'e, Andrew Wilson, Aaron Maddnx, Carla Williams, Bryant Anderson, Row 2: Steve Sprekclmuicr, Iacigh Ann Hudson, Diana Lipscomb, Julie Blume, Eddie Sparrow, Vanessa Bumey, Teresa Osborne, Aprii WELL- sun Row 3: Sue Leathcru'und, Franky Blevins, Nancy Hopkins, Kim Cook, Lisa Pearl, Elaine Williams, Ruw 4: Ruben Wheeler, Juhn Hines, Jimmie Williams, Kevin Wilder, Dun Hudson, Robert Price, Howard Tacknlt, Kelvin Mitchell, Row 5: Charles. Duncghy, Juhn Gibbs, Robert Wright, Greg McFarland, Darn'yll Davis, KL-n Scum, Joe Litkunhaus, Terry Roland, Pam Manson, Stove Peaks Jazz Band Rem- l-Piun'n-Mikv Stoulgy, Willie Nn'lvn, Br-ian Anderson Row 2: Eddie Sparrow, Nancy Hopkins, Kevin Wilder, Donald Hudstm. Torry Langtfn-d, Egbert VX heclel','KoIv111 Mitchell, Row 3: Ken Scott, Jue Liptonhouse, Terrance Roland, Steve Spcckiomier, Lee Ann Hudson, Elame VX llllums, Aprl W atscm, Teresa Osborn, 4th Row: Robert. Wright, Greg McFarland, Darrvl Davis Varsity Cheerleaders 5? 3 3. i ! Ruw 1 I Lu r: Sherry Bivcns, Lori Pulrie, Tina Briggs, Tnya Brown, Lisa t'ampbull, Icaptuim Andrea Vs'ini'ree, raw 2: Kelly anllin, Faith Frazier, Rmv 3: Laura Titmmrth tmhcapu Reserve Cheerleaders Row 1 I ln 1': Carla Thomas. Shelia Hayes maplainJ, Huthy Warner, Angola Finley, Vicky Guthrie, Dcmichou Davis 52 Tower News Front! tor: Gary Burgess, Bruce Pfaff, back row I to r: Ametta Atkins, Lisa Weber, Sue Carroll. Missing Lamon Baker, Eric Woodlin, Dee Desguin, Dan Johnson Reflections Staff ,' ' . J 3. 0L! Front 1 to r: Bruce Pfaff, Tom Beli, back l to r: Arnotta Atkins, Rube n Faulkner, Tracey Davis, Gary Burgess. a--wcar It has become traditional for the students of Withrow to submit poetry for publication in the yearbook, This year, it is only fitting that along With a new, hopefully ongoing name, the poetry section be expanded to include student photography. ttReflectionsh belongs to the students. Their creae tivity and enthusiasm makes Withrow what it is. In them, the poetry of the building comes alive It is to those students that the following section is dedicated. 53 To My Dearest Darling , , , Shadows of a Room It's dlfflcult to express how I really teel. I want the entire universe to know The rain hits the window pane just how important you are to me. and it makes a sad and lonely sound. I wish I could tell you, and make A clap of thunder crashes through you understand-how much I truly care. the midnight air and splits open the sky You have soaked up each tear I have shede in a mad rage; with your smile .V . What began as a quiet lovely shower You have wiped away all the gloomy clouds- has turned into a storm. with your sweet songs of love .. . A storm that will destroy anything in And you have brought the sun to me its path. to shine on my life Pam Steinmetz by being so special Therels only one way to say how I feel about you .. . I LOVE YOU, by Robyn McWeeney Shower to a Storm My alarm rings and it breaks the silence of a new day. I rise from my bed to see the shadows of my room. The darkness fills the room right down to every crack in the floor. And it gives me an erie feeling like being,r in a world which I have never seen before I sit for a moment and look around and all of a sudden I hear a strange sound; the closer it gets, I become more afraid, so I turn on the light and everything goes away. Pam Steinmetz The Inner You Psst ............................................................ Hey you! Over there, Come closer . . . You can,t see me, but I can see you. Fm the wisdom that speaks for your souL You see, ifs not the body which makes a person, but the soul. I am real, free from evil, I am real, free from hatred, I am real, free from crueiness, I am real, free from torture. And because I am what I am, I am immortal and can never die. Terry Langford Photo by Chip Donaidson Pve Been There Sometimes it's hard to deal with life. Some things happen which cannot be controlled; then we have to face reality. For some folks life is just heartaches and pains. We say to ourselves, If this isn't hell, I donit know what is! To me, life is a test, a Survivalii, you either live or die. IVs also an accomplishment. You do all you can to be the best at what you do, when you do it, and how you do itJ And when you make it through it all, you can look up to your kids and say . . . Believe me, live been there. Terry Langford BRIEF THOUGHTS I saw the light when at first you smiled at me. Robyn McWenney Without love, power, and prob- lems, life is dead. Carol Williams It's great to be loved by those lucky enough to be able to show their love. Carole Williams Life Lines Lines intersecting, branching out or never ending, Much like life in the universe. Distortion confronts us at every turn. Our task is to create harmony from this confusion . .. Love from these intanglements. Anonymous. The Inevitable Unknown I wish frustration was a feeling unknown to me. But if it wasn't frustration there would be another word in its place to make me jittery and tearful. I wish impatience would have a little patience with me. If so waiting for my life to be put in its proper perspective, wouldnlt turn my insides into turmoil or put my mind in a mental tube stored in my brain or heart whether it be general life or love. They say wishes come true if you wish hard enough, If all the people in the world wished would my desires become realities? I wish I knew! Carol Williams Fantasy The wind atop of the mountains in reply to the vast expanse of immeasurably high waves under the moonlit thunderous nocturnal skies, enhance the mood of the intense, passionate being! Carol Williams Eternal Confusion The confusing obstacle called love. The heart throbbing experience, the soul-tearing substance in lifes story, The funny experience to pass each day, Light as a feather to float away. Bothersome t0 the cold, unfeeling hearts of stone. Each person with his feelings and own thoughts of love. Different thoughts felt by each individual through experience. No two minds share the same. The central aspect thought by none: Everyone needs love, Many give love, But does everyone feel love! Carol Williams Withrow We enter these doors each day, We experience new things, with each passing hour We gain more knowledge. We are wiser because of the years welve spent here. Welve made many friends and had a lot of good times. We all hate to leave behind. But the day will come when we all must go our sep- arate ways, and as we grow older, We will look back on the times we have spent at this school so fine l .. Withrow you will always be Moments Only those who have tasted love, Can feel the void when it ceases to exist. I hear your voice echo in my mind, while the scent of past encounters l , . .f . h , a frlend ot mmel Drl ts throug my Pam Steinmetz consc1enceness Your reflection remains embedded in my soul. To perhaps someday revive the dying senses. Melinda Eastman-Cromwell Photo by Bruce Pfaff 57 Reversals The world can be a topsy-turvy place. Throwing your being into a whirlwind of confusion. Up becomes down, right becomes wrong, love becomes hate, Pulling my spirit Down ... Down Down Karen Greene Super Heros I wish to be Superman flying in the air to tackle a super-villian 0r wrestle a grizzly bear. w1sh t9 be Batman photo by Bruce Pfaff swmgmg on a rope to save people from a burning building or help a victim cope. wish to be Spider-man climbing the wall with my web to team up with Spider-woman or to hit Electro 0n the head. wish to be Aqua-man swimming in the sea to rescue people from a sinking ship or help someone in great need. wish to be just me and really nothing more because Pm much more handsome than the above-mentioned four. Gary Lee Burgess I-t D-t y-c H photo by Bruce Pfaff lelts Perhaps not defensivo-offensive, but to moderation. IIm always comforted to know that you are there, but I shall be fulfilled only when you are here near. I donIt mean to come on as setting boundaries. But I do need to make my feelings known-first of all to myself. If by chance, you wind up outside the limits,,, it shall be only because that was, is, your choice. I shall not purposely be without you. Any more. Thoughts Shared With a Good Friend Dependence can be a good trait. You lean on me and PH lean on you. Together W611 enter the real world. To conquor the unknown and reap the harvest of our education. In time, independence will replace our fears, -unknowno Allowing us to reach our fullest potential. Eric Woodlin Love Whenlwas... There they are again, the most dreaded words 01' all. ' ' ' h s r dc , . 11:11:25? t 080 xx or 5 Love 13 llke a cool breeze LheyIll drive me up that . a wall. rushes past you In tall, brown grass Love is sweaty palms and a hard heart beat That never seems to stop. Pll be your bridge over troubled water I'll protect you from the cold You hear them from your parents, and you know you'll say them too, So just hope your kids don't hate hearing them from you. B A P and I I ' I want you to know that our love won't grow old by Michael Shoemaker Photo By RY'IIFD DFLIFF Homecoming From Sensible t0 Sensational A gorgeous night and a savory Vic- tory over Woodward added to the flavor of Homecoming 79. After a successful parade and football game, the Homecoming Dance was the crowning event. Named King and Queen were David Stewart and Laura Titsworth and a lovely eve- ning was enjoyed by all. Whether it was commemorating a fallen leader, as in the Martin Luther King Day assembly, 01 commemorating a spirit of unity, as in the tree planting ceremony in association with the Hyde Park Commu- nity Council, Withrow once again upheld its tradition of fine assemblies. From a whole school gathering to an assembly, of four, the togetherness displayed by the Tiger community comes in all shapes and sizes. HELPING A MAN AND MANKIND Withmw students are involved in a variety of activities outside the school community. Among the no- table events occurring during 1979- 80 involved Senior Mark Mitchell. Mark has worked for two years as a waiter aboard the steamship Delta Queen. This summer he was privi- ledged to serve the President of the United States while Mr. Carter and his family enjoyed a week long jour- ney. The picture to the right shows Mark standing between the Presi- dent and the First Lady. Withrow students are also in- volved in activities outside the Cin- cinnati area. A group of students from the carpentry program trav- eled t0 the Dominican Republic to help the citizens rebuild their com- munity after a devestating hurricane. ! Withruw students shew Dominicans modern ways of building sufficient housing, Tigers help build the foundation fur a brighter tumnrruw! 62 1. mum 63 64 66 William ThormangAss't. Principal Jimmy SimmODSwfxssW Principal Administration A. Andrew LowegAss'L Principal Dixon Edwards Ass'L. Principal Davis Hawkinsw-Ass't Principal Librarians WIIIHIE Lu Links Counselors Martha Greene Alvema Nored Betty Battershy V T Helen Kugel Steve Skurrnw Steve Wright Cleo Miller-Counselor Jean Angustocial Studies Bill Baker Electronics Barbara BIackwell-Horticulture Marilyn Blocksom-Reading Melville anse-Science R sq. r-Lak' m Anna Brasey-Steno Sec I Diana. BridgetteiSecretaries Aid .3: EV: VA? 2 4m ,5 I I 4!; mm .wa1' ;: w ' I , W,D Brownisecurity Phyllis BoulokEnglish E4 Sonya Brock-Art I .1 Jerry Cali-Math Jim Chase-SMYT Cornelia ChildS-Home Economics Alma Cookaup. Spec. Dan DaviS-English HI??? , J x mm? Wells Didlick-Psychology John EddingsiMasonry James ErnstaWarehousing Dottie Eve-Secretary Teresa Finke-Science Mary Anne Gardner-Work Ex. Roger Hall-Business Edith Harp-Reading Jim Hansjcrgen-Social Studies I n. Jerry Hartman-Drivers Ed Ruby Hawkins-OWE Joseph Heinle-Social Studielenglish George Hughes-Math Linda J elksMMath Cecelia J ohnson-Health 72 Evelyn Johnson-Cosmotology v: : J erome Johnson Band Mack J ohnson-Head cust. Donald J ustice-Carpentry Gail Koizumi-Aud. Handicapped Diane Knox-Home EC. 43y,- a -. Rita LaPresto-Math Elizabeth Leslie-Phys. Ed. James Lierl-Social Studies 73 ar 1' Carrol Lonngudio Hand. William MelnywAthleLic Director Mary Jo Miller-Reading Inda Millman-COE 74 Carolyn Mitchell-Music Diane Mountel-Secretary Elgetha OnteniReading Wanda Patton-Child Care William Pellman-Auto Mech.lScience Leonard Rescek-Special Ed, David Richards-Driver Ed. Richard RolferL-Tech. Drafting U! -1 Dan Rushe-Phys, Ed. Gordon Schlomer-Electric Robert SharpiGen. Mech. Judi Garnet Snyder-Substitute Miriam Stefanik-English Ron Strickly-Drafting Wmftu -nwmrr J ames TaylorAEnglish V Waymnn Wallaceiscience 33:3 3- 3 1; Richard Weis-Social Studies Phyllis wmiams-Special Ed, Garnetta White-Fahric Service John Wright-Substitute Officer Wendell Young -1 -J 80 Donald Adams Drema Ball Bryant Anderson Elizabeth T, Bcamon Anita Alexander Carol Beatty Thomas Ball Jay Betcmps Christopher Bradley Valarie Braxtnn Steven Bennett J ulie Bishop Jacqueline BradShaw Tina Briggs J oyce Brown 91 Gary Burgess Eulensa Campbell Karen Carnes Denise Carter Matthew Castille Gana Castleberry Linda Cave Sandra Charlton 82 x A Freddie Clapton Teresa Cnles Jacqueline Combs l Gwen Cuoper Tracy Crows Anthony Cunningham Newana Daniels Alan Davis. 8 3 84 A Phillip Durity H w. I vury Durand Tonia Dentun Chris Dee Desguin Rose DueLL Cindy Early David G Fleischer TAB Janice Ford Darryl F reuman Sandra Flemistur Seri la F r031. Bnnita Gaines J times Gohlcrl , g b w . w 4h Keith Gibsnn Vryslal Gist mlricia Godfrey Kelly Grovnurl Timothy G rcgm'y Marsha Grevinus 86 f Melinda Grisco Roseann Hagar Joyce Hannah Curtis Harris. Ronnie Harris David Hayes Linda Hvlton choc Hicks ;1 QC Julie Hill Roman Holley Rosina Hooks Nancy Hopkins Connie Howard Gloria Hutcherson Holly Inlow lxXi X Darlene Jnhnson Alicia Jackson Cathryn Jnhnson 88 Em-uv u Monica L Jones Andrea Jcmes M ariem Koelvr Brian Lamb .Ivum-ttu Lawrence Vicki LuLz 89 .4 James Middemlm-f Brian Morgan Authurene Marks Pamela Miller Darlene Mule-y Pameia Munson T hendorc McConnell Kimberly McCullough Regina McElrath Kenneth Mcthe John A'IL'anan Paula ML-Mllllun i M Jennilbr' Uhor'mcyor Ruhurl O'Bl'yant Tonya Owens 91 Sharon Payne K imburly Person w 1-0va Bruce Pl'aH' Jcl'f' Piera- Dan'lono Ping A b; A Kenneth Pitts Pamela Poblano Kim Rasool Jeff Reid J o f 1' Ron I'm 92 Karen Rhodes Bryan Richardson MU Thnmas Ridlcy Inez Roland Keenan Rose Cluu Scott Sylvia Sharp Marvin Sims Daniel Slade Pamela Smith Pul'rie Smith 94 Annie Staley Brenda Thatcher Eric Staten AL Paul Stephens M arci a Tate Tammy Thompson r ' .LK Laura Titsworth Christine Turner M archelle Walker Karen Williams Nichok Elven Williams Lena Willaims Jamie Williams Tina Williams A David White .Jnhnny Wright Kurun Wright Jeffrey Wyatt Kimberly Wynn 96 As this school year comes to a close, I would like to give my ack- nowlegcments to everyone respon- sible for this yearbook. We had a lot of problems during this school year, especially with the month shut down in the fall and the early deadline on the yearbook for spring delivery. There were a few figures in the development of this book. Much of the credit goes to Mrs. Nancy Bal- lard, the advisor and main figure in putting it together. Without her dedication and help, it would have been a hopeless cause. I hope every- one enjoys this book as much as Ilvc enjoyed working on it. Getting this book out has been my only goal this year and 1m very proud to say that this book is part of me. Ild like to say thanks for the dedicated help from Mrs. Ballard, Rog, Tracy, Arnetta, Janice, Gary, Bruce, and Tom. Thanks, for making my dream of seeing this book put together and out, a reality, Chip Donaldson .' , -' ' ' .-. mm mes: .mW-V:m3 t Tw Marmmravw ,, Ar? mmmz 5' ' i q mum w;rmm 'wmmw .- -'m ler wv-Gsmm'.xu:n mu vvm-'Fiw JUDIOI'S Agramome, K. Alhright, D All'ayu, 3L Alsjp, S. Anderson, A. Hailey, H. Baker, L Bull, 8. Banks. V. Banks, K. Hat'ham, F. Barrett, D. Harwick, C. Hatsselt, L. Bux'm', D. Buatly, F. Billing, C. Blumv. K. Blumu, M. Bradshaw, 5. Brady, T. Branch, J . Braswull, A. Brugliv, MV Britlgc, T Bmwn. T. Bruggcman, B. Bryon, SA Bunker, H. an'nm, J. 100 Huuzul', V. Hrmtick, K. Huuldin, H. ??owling, T. Butts, M. Fullv, D. Fumphull, D. F21mphull,.J. Furpcndvr. S, Farr. '1 Carroll, S. Fxstillv, A. Hwnuy, L. Hlilds', P. l'hihls S. Vullwl'l. A. t'uihm'l. J. t'uluman. AI. Ulllins, U. Vrvus, A. Vunninglmm K. t'ln'tis, .l. Hamials, M. Dunn, D. Davis. Ii. Ilvnsun, A. lh'y, S. Hicks, R. Dillinger, '1 . hnL'le'V, D. 101 Dulmw, J. Dudley, M. Ellington, 1.. Hrhy, U. Eslup, J. Funnnn, G. Fun, D. Fishers, 5'. Floyd, 0. Furm-y. A. Htm'mnnll, V. linsur', H. Isnstur, H. th'ivl', M. Frank, T. Uihsnn. H. Hillard. Ii. Uivons, K. Undh'vy, 'l'x Ur'mnnvs, IL Hale. R. Hultquist Hams, A. Harmel, S. Hoard, V. Huidemun, H. Henderlight, M. Henderson, 0. Hox'yncr, D. Hill, AnLhony 102 Jackson, A. Jackson, P. Johnson, B. Jackson, A. Jackson, A. Johnson. H. Jnhnson. G Jones, D Jones, R. Jones, T. Jordan, V. Kelly, J. Kennedy, 5. Kennedy, T. Kidd, C King, S. Kinncar. S. Kinncar, S. Lawson, C. Lee, A. Love, K. Luwvry, IL Lucas, J. Mack, L. Mukmey, M, Mann, L. Mathis, C. Mayberry, R, McFadden, M. McGowan, L. Meadows, 8. ML'IIL'I', J. Miller, J. Minion, B. MiLcholl, K. Nelmn, A. Nurmun, BA Nulu'. V Padgett. 1.. Parker, MA Pelvic, h. Pi1illi;m,ll. I'ul'LL-T, A. Putt, L. Ijl'au'hvr, T. Pl'iscills, E. Putty. L. Rzu'on, G. Rcud. K. Ructl. T. Rhodes. D. Roach, S. Rulncrts, P. Sanders, B. Samlvrs, l . Saunders. U. Schneider, E. Schulz, V Scull, IJ. Scull, Y. Shut, P. Short. Ii. Simon, G. Simpson, G. Simmmre, M. Smith, D. Smith, K. Smith, M. SmiLh, N. Smith, T. Steely, M. Steinmetz, P. Stewart, C. Stewart, V. SLillwcli, J. Stricklcy, C. Taylor, J. Tenkullu, D, Tcnponny, D. Thomas, V Thomas, V. Thompsnn, C. lempsun, U. 'Hmmpsnn, J. Tims, IL Tl'iulutl. S. Turner, R. Vilartln, ft Walton, L. 10:3 106 Warner, V. Washington, C. West, D Whaley, D. Wheeler, R. White, D Whitfield. S. Williams, A. Williams, C. Williams, C. Williams, E. Williams, G. Williams, R. Willis, P. Wilson, L. Wan A. Wnutllin, K. Woods, R. Wyatt, A. Bechum, L. Calm, S. Edwards, J. Grace, R Hill, J. Johnson, L. Joyce, B. Langl'm'd, T. Lurkins, J. Lewis, K. Monifce. R. Russell, K. Vaughn, C. Sophomores Adams, C. Allen, T Anderson, B. Anderson, M. Anderson, R. Anderson, R. Anderson, T. Anderson, V. Bailey, V. Baltmcy, V. Ballingur, L. Bass, J. Bauer, B. Baxter. L. Hayes, '1'. Blame, .1 Blevins, R. Blvvins, R Heal, P. 13ml, J. Bnyd. P. Brazillu, L. Hrnaulnax, R. Bmmtugh, C. Brown, R. Brown, S. Buris. L7. Russell, M. Cullmvuy, V. szida, T. M. t'zlrsnn M. LTaLJ'tL-r S. Camlill E, Cluai'l'in SA Fhilds .l. Fuchmn J. Cnfh'vy K Culcman E. Fullins K. Funk 8. Craig F. Funninglmm 5. Curtis T. Furtis T. Unvan L, Davis M. Davis W. Davis R. Dickerson H. Dicks J. Uiurkvr L. Ilixiun F, Ihmvghy D. Ihmmchur L. Duchum 108 Duke, C. Duncansun, IJ. Durand, S, Durham, G. Duett, D. Dueu, LA Early, B. Edwards, L. Egan, A. English, Y. Enoch, R. Ervin, C. Evans, WV Ewing, L Pant, 12L Foagin, M. Fisher, 5. Flack, T. Flowers, L. Ford, P. Forester, L. FUSLCI', MY Foster, T. Francis, J. Frank, N. Freeman, R. Frye, S. Gamble, A, Guns, K Garnet, L. Gum , H. Garrett, C. Gaskill, L. Gentry, G. Gibson, Jk Gist, .1 Gnlightly, S. Gravus, R. Grevn. C. Oreo, D. Green, D. Green. K. Green, R. Grubh, SA HaIl. L 109 110 Hall, P. Hardin, G. Harris, P. Hatten, W. Haughabmok, K, Haysbert, Pi Hamiltun, D, Harrow, G. Helton, T. Hawkins, D. Heard, R. Herring, Y. Higgins, A. Hill, C. Hill, D. Hill, T. Hill, V . HiHman, K Hinklc, A. Hubcs, D. Hood, D. Howard, IL Huckaby, B. Hudson, D. Hudson, K. Hunter, S. Humpln'ies, S. Hughes, C. Hughes, J, Hollaway, R. Ingram, G. Jackctt, L. Jackson, D. Jacobs, E. Jacobs, K. Jackson, M James, R. Jarrols, J. Jears, L. Jeffery, J. Jerrels, J. Junes, D. Jones, D Johnson, D. Johnson, M. Johnson, M. Johnson, T. Shack, K. King, T. Knight, N. Lachman, J . Larkins, D. Larkins, W Lawcrence. C. Lawcrence, L Leatherwood, S Lee, S. Leginald, A. Liturenhaus, J. Forrester, L. Love, SA Lucas, J Martin, E. Martin, T. Mason, M, Massey, D. Mathis, E. Matthews, F. McCoy, M. McCray, M. McDonald, L McMullen, P. Milburn, R. Micheals, W. Mitchell, D. Mitchell, C. Mizell, R, Moore, C. Morin, J. Mouse, D, Mnunce, 11 Myles. J Nance, R. Nelson, J. Newkirk, D. Nichting, T. Nixon, E. O'Banin, C. Orso, V. Osborn, R. 111 112 Parker, G. Payne, AV Pcaku, JV Peaks, R. Pl'au, J. Phelps, L. Pierce, L. Pinksun, A. Quarlcs, V. Railuy. S Balaton, T. Ramsey, C. Randall, Mk Reed, B. Ralston, T. Ramsey, C. Hamluil, M. Heed, 8, Richard. F. Ridley, D, Kulwi'l, D. Roberts, K. Rnbitl, K. Robinson, H. Schmidt, H. Schmidt, S. Schram, R Scott, K, Scars, L. Sodum, .I. Soilmrt, C. Sung, M. Settles, S. Shepard, T. Shurill, '1'. Simpson, D. Simpson, R, Siscn, S. Smith, C. Smith, R. SmiLh, T. Snead, 1G, Spriggs, Y. Springer, C. PHOTO NOT AVMLABLE Stargel, J. Starkey, D. Starkey, D. Stenson, S. Stephen, C. Stalensun, E. Sunday, B. vaearingY K. Tackett, R. Taylor, A. Thomas, M. Taylor, D. Taylor, D Taylor, J Thompsun, A. Tucker, C. Uthe, M. Wade, T. Waggoner, D. Ward, R. Wendall, B White, D. Williams, A Williams, A. Williams. B, Williams, J. Williams, R Wilson, A. Willis, K, Wilson, A. Wiiscm, J . Wubser, S. Wuodeli, J. Wright, B. Wright, R. Yates, I... Young, C. 113 114 Without the dedication, perserverance and hard work of a few, this book would have been impossible. Many thanks to Chip Donaldson, who as Editor-in-Chief, put his whole being into this book and to Roger Dickerson for his amazing, if not surprising dedication to the production of the 1980 annual. I would also like to acknowledge the administration and faculty of Withrow for their as- sistance and support of this yearbook. Executive Studios and Herff Jones Publishing C0., should also receive credit, for without their help, I wouldnlt have survived the year. Thanks also to those people who played a smaller, yet distinctively important role in this book, especially Arnetta Atkins, Tracey Davis and Janice Ford. A new decade, a new beginning and a new name, Reflections , pave the way into the 1980's for Withrow High School's yearbook: a mirror into the past and a bridge into the future. NJB Editor-in-Chief-Chip Donaldson Cover Design and Photography-Al Hartman tExecutive Studiosl Photography-Chip Donaldson, Al Hartman Bruce Pfaff Layouts-Annual Staff PublishereHerff Jones-Mri John Jones, Representative Advisor-Mrs. Nancy Ballard 0?Thanks to Our ididvertisersM 115 FOR MEN AND women! 3330 Erie Avenue M 321-0588 ??????????????W 4-!- 1 ; ; - : ,. , . . 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Hyde Park Plaza mMINc. L'Lummm, Cincinnati, Ohio 45209 351-7994 Vlht'; R rANIH'JH 0V! Hill Hrmv! WLT LN L'INHNNAII mm? 45m '4 Congratulations to our son Gary Lee Burgess Love, Mom, Dad, Debi, Skip and Rob G0 Mighty Tigers4 Tower News -u' YA! 2r . Kneeling-Steve Wobser, Back Raw 1. t0 r.-Eric Woodlin, Coach William Pellman, Donnalyn White, Robin Knox, Mike Nielsen, Arthur Hinkle left, Coaches Pellman and Fuentes discuss fu- ture game plans. Right, Robin stuns her oppo- nent with a forehand. 122 Capt. Eric Woodlin directs one over the net in Donalyn White during practice session. pre-game warm-ups. Form is very important to Art Hinkle Antici ation is the na f ' ' . ' - ' Steve gVobser. me 0 the game for M1ke Nlelson dlbplays a Wlnmng form. Robm Knox practices her forehand return. 3 i I 1 Row 1 L. to R. Tnm Huff, David Faw, Eddie Collins, Dwayne Scott, Tony Allen, Dale Sunday, Aaron Maddox, Al Smith, Bruce Sanderfer capt. Row 2 L. 1.0 R. Todd Ralstun, Jerome Walker, James Coleman, Jeff DuBois, Marvin Sims, co-capL, Ron Henderson Bobby Hollis Dar; McClary, Lawrence Yates, Bobby O'Bryant. ' , AbovoiBobby O'Bryant. caught in a pensive mood. RighLATndd Ralston and Jeff Dubois hold runner on base. Mound conference calls team- mates together. The Tigers started out with what Coach Chambers felt was one of the best Withrow teams but fell to dis- aster early in the season. Beset with injuries and loss of players the Ti- gers faced head on a challenging season. Co-captains Marvin Sims and Bruce Sandefer led the team in hit- ting with .442 and .423 respectively and Bobby OtBryant contributed with a .373. Record 14-12 PHSL 7-5 3rd place Co-Most Valuable Players-Marvin Sims 8L Bruce Sanderfer Most Improved-Eddie Collins 15th consecutive year no lower than 3rd in PHSL 15th consecutive year 10 wins or more Clockwise from top right-Cnach Chambers in friendly discussihn with ump. Tony Allen tem- porextily distracted by photographer. Eddie Collins and David Faw conferring. Withrow hatter antlmpating next pitch. Al Smith as observer. Left-Eddie Collins lets one loose The Lady Tigers had an average season com- piling a 6-6 overall record. They were 4-6 in the PHSL and 1-1 in tournament play. After over- coming some pre-season problems, the team was led by most valuable player Reginia Wil- liams and supported by a fine pitching staff led by Julie Bishop. R 1 l. to r. Sonya Guthrie, Melanie Smith, Julie Bishop, Elsie Bedfoni R 2 Sylvia Sharp, Val- erie Gay, Reginia Williams, Michelle Hall, Annie Denson. R 3 Mrs. Taylor, Mr. Dumas, Willie Springer, Steve D,Puccio, Liliian Walker. .,-u-K.. gum uh ' . . ' k.L Manager Sherrie Bevins looks on. ifW-W'KL WW - r . ;. I N Foul ball! Another Tigerette connects. Conference on the mound. On third and heading for home. Hurdlcr James UBummn clears the bar easily. Determination shows in the face 0f Roosevelt Howard -. 128 After a slow start, the season for Withrowk Track Attack proved a very successful one. Finishing 2nd in the PHSL behind the leadership of David Stewart, David Hayes and Don Albright, the team was also complimented by the support of Dave Braun, Most Valuable Sophomore, and Marcus Dud- j ley, Most Valuable Distance Runner. Most Improved, Clark Hulquist will be Above-Runner anticipates his event. At right returning next year to round out the 1981 Track Attack. another Tiger glides gracefully over hurdle. James UBannon in a close race Coaches J. Wright and W. Scott during Forest Park Relays. 129 ;4.;, 44;41-;!:-4; . AA AAA .. H; Ammwhkrdqa . A Tigerbelle Track Front 1 to 1' Lisa Campbell, Lawane Forrester, Brenda Martin, Tuya Brown. Row 27Pat Williams, Susan Gnlightly, Georgette Simpson, Arlethia Porter. Row 3-Michelle Henderlight, Ramona Osborne, Sherry Green, Angela Castille, Paula Boyd. Above-Angela, Lawane, Michelle and Ramona race for the finish line. RightiTnya practicing for her event. ' . , 7' . . ' Clockwise from left top-Sherry Green shows her championship form. A second relay team prac- tices to win. Arlethia Porter shows her intensity in the shot. Tigerbelies cheer each other on. 131 In the past three years, the girls track team has participated in 34 track meets. 1980 was one of the bus- iest. Georgette Simpson was named Most Improved Runner. Most Valu- able Field Event trophy went to Ar- lethia Porter: Co-Most Valuable Awards went to seniors Sherry Green and Lisa Campbell, both es- tablishing new records in their re- spective events. Sounds Goes Broadway Cast, crew and directors 01' Sounds 1980 gather for cast photo. the guidance of Ms. Carolyn Mitchell, Mrs. Miriam Stefanik and production hit the stage with a bang on May 16th and 17th. The was peppered with songs and skits from well-known he solo performers, to the ever-popular faculty skit hould be commended also for their After months of preparation, under Mr. Jerome Johnson, the 1980 Sounds show was based on a dedication to Broadway and Broadway productions; All the acts, ranging from 1; were well-received and admirably done. Stage and make-up crews 5 support and contributions. The 'Macho-Menn 0f Withrow, Mr. Gallagher, Mr. Therman, Mr. Ignatz, Mr. Jackson, Mr. Dumas and Mr. Edwards disrupting the ' cEass of Mrs. Stefanik. Below left g The Western flavor of Sounds 1980. Below right 7 Denise Carter belts out a song. Soloist Curtis Harris captivates his. audience with his mellow voice. Ahuvc-One of the many rih-splilting skits. RightiThc golden thruated Willa Hearn. Tho curtain has come dawn, the iights have been dimmed, hut th memories of Sounds 1990 will linger cm in the memories of all those who panic ed . . . Moonlight, Mirrors and Memories . e - y-gx . . 1980 Prom Amidst the glowing reflections in the Hall of Mirrors and the splendor of the Netherland Hil- ton, the 1980 Senior Prom pro- vided pleasant memories for all those in attendence. Music was provided by High Tymes, The debutantes were the three lovely ladies pictured at the left: Kim McCullough, Kelly Cole and Roch- elle Brandy. hQBBY x. , amsmummm annumons A BANQUET a 551.3553; I Nmmm Hum: P 00 MIL : AMI! mvamtmm J mm nn- m k .m- vmw- am mm :Au':.'m, HVm MICE W'L In All! I. Dorothy has reached the end of her road. She has discovered Emer- ald City and all its magic. Now itts time to leave. To leave behind her the memories, the heartaches, the trials and the triumphs to return home. The class of 1980 has left Withrow behind. They follow an- other road now. One that Will lead them closer to their goals. One that is paved with bricks from the past. One that will take them from their own Emerald City, to success and achievement beyond their wildest dreams. Good-bye, Good Luck, Good Life Seniors. Remember With- row .. . it will remember you. Supplement Photo Credits: Chip Donaldson, Bruce Pfaff, Melvin Walker.