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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1981 volume:

According to Webstefs dic- tionary, reflections means seri- ous thought or contemplation? Itis also defined as the recol- lection or realization after that contemplationW It is appropriate. then. that the title of the yearbook be as it is. It is even more befitting and perhaps more relevant that the theme 6f the 1981 yearbook also be Ref16cti0nsf, HM 'Hj,f, I As we ease our way into the 803 we find Withrow reflecting the community. Its grounds its buildings its presence are very much a part of Hyde Park and the Cincinnati heritage. 1 Millllllltrl? 1.11 11111111. 11111 1:21;: 11111111111 11 1111.1. 1.1411111111111111 H.115 The students reflect Withrow in their endeavors, their accom- plishments and even in their daily lives. They are the image that casts the reflection. K Look back to Withrow ...... to remember ...... to laugh . A . . . to cry ...... to dream. ??ifiTEiiiiwf i -. ' Commit to memory all those things that Withrow High School was and is in your life. Tiger Varsity Football Front row L. to R. K. Walker, DA Faw, B. Green, G. Sanks. L. Bassett, Dt Sherman, P. Robert. W. Springer. Second row G. Johnson, J. Larkin, R. Menifee, Dt Roberson, C. Carr, J. Gatewood, R. Williams, W. Suggs. Third row G. Hammock, J. Gist, J. Bass, W. Watsford, D. Sanford, J. Spears, T. Davis. Fourth Row C. Abernathy, J. Gibson, D. Smedly, M. Harris, P. Hicks, H. Gay, R. Howard. Fifth Row J. Hillingsworth, J. Graves, K. Varner, D. Hobbs, C. Dukes. Sixth row Coach Dumas Head Coach, T Williams. The season was a combination of success stories and heartbreaks, but the Tigers of Withrow never lost their positive spirits. Adversity found a resting place on the strong shoulders of the Tiger team but spirit never faltered. Through four consecutive losses The Withrow squad fought back to gain respect among their peers. With the lead- ership of Jerome Gatewood and Da- vid Faw and the support of the de- termined underclassmen, the spirit of the Tigers did not fall regardless of the outcome. Together they stood strong and mighty t0 the challenge. The mighty line stands up to the test. Support from statisticians and as- sislants. Evans sleeping it off All for All Coaches Shestina and Williams forseeing the future. Homecoming Festivities 2- .. 'gyg Even though the Homecoming festivities were interrupted by a downpour of rain, the football game proved to be exciting. Wal- nut Hills did defeat us but it was no easy task. The parade was a definite suc- cess thanks to the dedication of our float builders. Afterwards, the dance had one of the largest groups of enthusiastic dancers to witness the crowning of their Homecoming King 8: Queen, Lionel Bassett and Stephanie Travis. Mr. McNeil congratulates the King 8L Queen Above; Withrowts own mascot hThe Ti- ger . Right; Terry Langford leads his band to a rousing beat in their new uniforms. 18 LBCS Compact float Limo entered by student secretaries Winning Float-Cosmotology II Tiger Soccer Left to Right; S. Wobser, E. Collins, M4 Slade, J. Demaris, B. Hance, Brad Hancc, R. Walters, Coach Fuentes, M, Niehsen, P. Purdon, B. Sears, D, McClary, B. Johnson, J, Ferguson, T. Ralston, A. Marois, Coach Earnest. Todd Ralston doing the Charleston. Jack Fergeson, Steve Wobser, Todd Ralston, Eddie Collins: In team meeting. 20 Lle:?j.?,-E'-l'u.hr-' Jr. . - , '- - Allen Marois in control. e'mrwwwasa .3 3-..... Iran - Steve Wobser, Todd Ralston, Jack Fcrgeson, Eddie Collins, We rc all having a ball. 21 k7 Cross Country inn ; n. - ' P ' -' W 0 .9 I cf; 3:4 p Front left to right: K. Keese, M. Dudley, V. Brown 2nd row; David Brown, H. Suggs, Carlton Davis, S. Haugabrook, O Baxter 3rd row; R. Johnson, Emmett Brown, A. Hinkle, J; O Bannon. C. Hultquist, J. Martin Captain; Marcus Dudley Uhumbs um Captain: Vincent Brown Uloatingin am S. Halgabrook Pictured left; Marcus Dudley and Vincent Brown, who led the 1980 Withrow Crosscountry team to a successful season. Both were named to the P.H.S.L. tPublic High School LeagueJ All-Star team. Marcus was the only runner to qualify for the State Cross Country meet in Co- lumbus. He was named Enquirer runner of the week. Marcus and Vincent were selected to run in the Greater Cinti. All-Star meet held at Sycamore High School. 0, Baxter 23 Bofs Varsity Basketball Left to Right, Coach G. Jackson, L. Bassett, S. Hopkins, M. Bogan, J. Hollingsworth, R. Jordan, J. Graves, K. Varner, Coach Ignatz. Row 2-Manager C. Kidd, T. Curtis, M. Brown, M. Dudley, W. Maupin, D. Warren, C, Duke, Manager Walter Maupin, setting up the team. Jeff Graves up for two.. Lionel Bassett watching closely. 24 John Hollingsworth shooting for two John Hollingsworth and Sylvester Hopkins waiting For pass. Jeff Graves shows style The Withrow Tigers Basket- ball team began its season with a blaze, winning six out of the first seven games. Outstanding play has come from many different team members throughout the season, including Jeff Graves, Marcus Dudley, Charles Duke, John Hollingsworth, Lionel Bas- set, Mike Brown, Sylvester Hop- kins, Walter Maupin, Kelvin Varner, Michael Boggan and Thomas Curtis. Jeff Graves led the Tiger scoring parade with a 19 point average, followed by John URi Hollingsworth with 11 points and 9 rebounds per game. After a stunning upset of Elder HS. in the District Tournament, the Tigers went down to defeat at the hands of Hamiltonis Big Blue. 25 Boy,s Reserve Basketball Plans Bounce Pass Blind Fury 26 Mann for the block. Number 10 with everything in hand. Tigersharks! The Tigersharks started all over this year. The only returning swimmer was Captain Hank Hei- deman, who took five new all- time school records and a nearly undefeated season. Jeff Riley, Steve Pitts and others became tough competitors under the di- rection of two-timc Coach of the Year, Bob Holter. Front I to r Ass't. Coach Barry Preston, Mark Anderson, James Coleman, Ernest Hill, Gary Price, Capt. Hank Heideman, Row ZhJeff Riley, Steve Pitts, Reggie Lee. Tish Rodriguez, Mark Bass. Bacthoach Bob Hotter, Bryan Rosamond, Mike Shelton. Kendall Baxter, and B6V Early Not Pic, Orrin Brock. u ' -- At ., Above; Bryan ready to start, Below; Er- l aft a relay win. Backstrokln Bev 28 , Hank's record breaking 500 Free :5. 4 ?,i,;, , f f' ' 4Gr 'Q; Withrowk up 3L coming 500 man, Mike TiSh counting for Hank 29 Girls Varsity Volleyball Girls varsity volleyball team placed second in the P.H.S.L. this year behind the leadership of E1- sie Bedford and Michelle Hen- derlight. Juniors Robin Cornett, and Charlotte Gentry will provide the backbone for next years team. Row 1 back Ms Shavers R. Cornett A. Porter M. Henderlight Row 2 Mrs. Delyons, S. Hill , E. Bedford, V1 Gay Row 3 G Simpson M Sizemore C. Gentry, G. Nickleson. They never taught me that one in prac- tice!!! aboveMElsie takes a rest after a tough K game. middlefRobin leaps for a tough shot. right-Michelle makes an excel- lent serve. Girls Reserve Volleyball aboveiW thought I had it.u middle A serve thafs sure to put Withrow in the lead right what a strange position. Elsie scores for Withrow! Spirit? The reserve volleyball team, comprised of inexperienced play- ers, none-the-less had a good sea- son and hope to see improvement in next yeafs action. r2 : ' , n r Row 1 B. Collins, K. Hoiloway, P. Finley, Row 2 Mrs. Delyons, B. Sunday, R. Osborne, A. Racheal, V. Flanghan, Row 3 Ms. Shavers, A. Harrison, J. Wilkinson, S. Hubbard, G. Nickleson. 3' Girls Varsity Basketball Back L to R; A. Dcnson, R. Cornelt, A4 Porter, L. Dority, M. Henderlight. M. Smith, Coach Willis, F, Reed. Front L to R; R Osborn, S. Hill, K. Smith, C. Herald, D Jackson Girls Varsity Basketball team had a great year. They placed No. 2 in the P.H.S.L. with a 10-12 record and an overall record of 15-4. Behind the leadership of seniors Ar- lcthia Porter and Michelle Henderlight, the Lady Tigers have a season to be proud of. Corrine Smith Arlethia Porter 1 back L to R; G. Boldem R. Brown, D. Harris. S. Hinkle, R. Williams, Coach chderlight from L to R;T. Bradshaw, A. Harrison, T. Anderson, M. Foster Their gauging up on me! ilump ball, get It! The Girls Reserve basketball team looks promising for next year. Juniors Teri Bradshaw and Maria Foster will bring next yeafs Varsity team to an- other successful year as seniorsl u 'H V The halls over there Tracy .sGm away from me! 33 On November 13, 1980, With- row High School opened its doors to the parents and community. With the theme ttBridgingtt Withrow administration, faculty 8L student body successfully in- volved the community in what was a new format for open house. Students explaining aspects of the Science program to a concerned parent. Bridging is . . . ., 7:15 42.511341 63145, .. K NLRTOTYLM h . m.tMP $40M W . - '9namcLL h 'IR WFE'IWT 'n h F jvjtl. Jmm . - . v :- wutrgr t - i Ham! Clockwise: upper left, Mrs. McClure and supportive 1B faculty members speaking to parents. Masonry student expressing her trade. Mr. Michel ex- plaining the classes makeup. Cosmetolo- gy 11 students hard at work. NSF HASE JOIN- :83 , PERSON Clockwise: upper left; Mrs. Blocksom 8L Mrs. Durstock talking over the outcome. A student attempting to recruit parents into the P.T.A. Mr. Ignatz and helpers showing the workings of the lab. 37 Varsity Cheerleaders There are numerous extra-curricular activities inside the portals 0f Withrow. Most of the clubs are honor organizations or academic advancement oriented. We have two honor organizations, Sigma Gamma and Dux Femina. There is something of- fered for every student; vivacious or conservative. Clubs bring the unilateral purpose of high school together, because if students didntt have the ex- treme motivation to excel, all the priceless memo- ries of high school would be extinct. Unique pride and dedication are trademarks of a Withrow stu- dent. They give a part of themselves in that com- mitment to be a Tiger. Top Row. K. Woodlin. L. Petrie, R. Nicholson, L. Ewing. R. Warner. Second Rowt Cap. T. Brown, A. Winfree, Capt S.Eivcnst Bottom Row. D. Jaspert V. Gutrie ' - 1 2V i h.; a M ' ii. H lj tf . Bottom Row: P. Edelmcycr, A. Devond, E. Shook, J . Carter, C. Williams 2nd Row: A. Watson, D. Hud50n, I. Helton, R. Wheeler, K. Mitchcll, H. Tacket. 3rd Row: V. Randolph, B. McKinney, D.LV White, P. Davis, K.N. Wilder, .I. Litken- haus, Mr. Jerome Johnson, M. Hailey 38 Pep Club lst Row: S. Kennidy, I. Hclton, P. Edelmeyer, R. Wheeler, P. Davis, J . Molly 2nd Row: A. Curtis, A. Devond, T. May, J. Carter, C. Williams, D. Williams, L. Edwards 3rd Row: Mr. Jerome Johnson, V. Randolph, J. Litkenhaus, D.L. White, KM. Wilder, G. Dunn, P. King, C. Ubelacker, D. Kidd, J. Branch 39 Marching Band i-- . ' - I ' ,.--: ' . , , . First Row: T Langford D.M., M. Stallings, C. Ubelacker, L. Edwards, J. Branch, P4 Boyd, A. Curtis, D. Kidd, P. King, J. Molloy l. Helton. G. Dunn, C. Watson. T. Rolland, D.L. White, C. Williams Asst. D.M. Second Row: T. May, E. Shook, H. Tackett, C. Arnold, D. Dixon, A. Harrison, A. DcVoud, B. McKenney, A, Watson, J. Litkenhouse, S. Kennedy, P. Davis, J. O'Leary, D. Parrish, Mr. J. Johnson DireCt0r. Third Row: P. Ediemeyer, T. Green, D. Hudson, M. Haley, M. Beneker, C. Smith, A. Doneghy, Y. Williams, M. Evans, R. Wheeler, C. Johnson, B. Anderson, M. Alexander, K. Wilder, D. Lettimore, V. Randolph, P. Davis. . Tigerettes 4. Drill Team 1 Row A. Williams, S. Durand, P. Boyd Captain, D. Ridley, M. Jackson, M. Walker, R. Hibbert 2 Row D. Jones, L. Walk- er, 3 Row V. Anderson, M. Johnson, J. Taylor, I. Smith, S. Hayney, K. Reed, P. Gist. 40 Senior Class Council of Presidents Officers i V. ? TH??? - 7.,.-.,.u-4Hr -' :g : III'IIIII l 1,1,: I W From; R. Mayberry, B. Reed, C. Kidd. A. Woocl, Row 2 T. Langford, M. Coleman. D, Jones, M. Smith, L. Ellington, D. Dockery, P, Byrd. Row 3 Mr. A. Lowe, T. Jones. R. Murray, C. Hultquist, S. Wright, K. Mitchell, L. Walker R. Mayberry, Kelvin T. Mitchell Senior Class President, M Coleman. Mr. Lowe, C.O.E. D. Dockery Choir Officers From Row: 8. Hayes, A. Denson, T. McCoy, T. Steward, L. McGowan, J. Branch Second Row: K. Warren, P. Childers, R. Riley, MV Coleman, K Bastich, M. Burse, D. White L. Pelrie, K. Crenshaw, M. L. Chaney Third Row: F. Britten, L. Ellington, V. Banks, 1 Beatty, Mrs. lnda Smith. President, M. Henderlighl. Vice Millman Pres. N. Smith 41 Concert Choir Row 1: K. Massey, B. Rains, A: Harris, C. Knight, .1. Jarrett. P. Frierson, .1. James, T. Jenkins, J. Leen, D. Dunn, C: Williams, L. Cooks, W. Hearns, C. Smith, M. Foster, P. McMullen. Row 2: L. Petric, S. Reed, S. Durand, J. Brown, K. Matlock, R. Warren, J. Faulk- ner, K. Johnson, K. Green, W. Peaks, J. Durstock, S. Ducham, R. Fleming, B. Robinson, K. Pearson, D. Hamilton. Row 3: D, Gleen, S. Humpries, C. Tucker, T. Kotzbauer, C. Starks, T. Loveless, C: Grace, G. Pope, J. Gist, R. Belmer, R. Pennington, J. Hines, K. Crenshaw, G. Nixon, V. Cooper, W. Early, M. Carson. Row 4: L. Luckett, D. White, M. Walker, R. Wilson, D. Simpson, R. Turner, P. Bonner, .1. Francis, M. Steely. R.G. Dicks, L. Bassett, D. Brown, K. Davis, R. Vilardo, J. Gatewood, A. Hill, E. Allen, N. Rox, M. Smith, M. Henderlighi Mixed Choral Ensemble Row l:Simpson, D, S. Durand, A. Harris, R. Turner, W. Hcarn, N. Smith, P. McMullen. Row 2: D. White, M. Walker, J. Francis, R. Wi1son, L. Petrie, M. Carson. Row 3: C. Williams, J. Gist, N. Rox, E. Allen, A. Hill, K. Crenshaw, M. Smith, M. Henderlight. Row 4: M. Steely, Roland G. Dicks, L. Bassetl, R. Vilardo, B. Brown Row 1: A. Wood, G. Johnson, T. Harper, Mrs. Stefanik. B. Tracy, S. Haugabrook, K. Lewis. Row 2: B. Jones, A. Castille, V. Barwick, T. Bowling, N. Smith, N, Braswell. Row 3: L. Johnson, S. Robinson, S, Golightly, S. Carroll, T. Turpeau, R. Anderson, S. Travis. Row 4: C. Hill, J. Hill, D: Hahn, B.D, Brown, G. Johnson, N. Rox 42 Bottom to Top Left to Right: A. Fields, P. Current, B. Roland, T. Calloway, A. Nelson, V. Jordan, L. McAffee. Ms. Childa P. Erby, C. Barwick, G. Thompson, A. Campbell, K. Wilson Student Council Reflections Staff Bottom to Top: Marcus Dudley, Diane Rid- Bottom to Top: Ms. Nancy Ballard, Roland G. Dicks. Guy Hammock, Paula Payne, ley. Tracey Bayes. Ron Tims, Scott Alsip. Ms. Nancy Ballard. Steve Bouldcn Donalyn White, Robin Knox. Hank Heideman, Steve Wobsler M.A.C. Club W iii i Row: E. Collins, P. Cole, M. Davis, T. Allen, T. Cowan, M. Quire. 2 Row: R. Broadnax, L Yates, J. Hollingsworth, M. McCoy, R. Spears, 3 Row: Mr.A1exander,L. Dozier, M. Randall, T. Langford, S. Fisher, S. Railey, D. Abrams. S White, Mrs. Laf'ley 44 .ii I: h 1 A 5;; 1 Row: D Jackson, K. Johnson, A. Crews. 2 Row: C. Kidd, D. Norman, Mrs. Fran Belle: A. Wood. S. Robinson. 3 Row: D. Dockery, V. Warner, A. Castille Clerk-Steno I -l Row 1: K. Roberts, B. Reed, K. Davis, S. Hicrs, M. Rogers. Row 2: K. Jacobs, A. Egan. J. Collins. L. Dixon, D. Simpson, B. Sunday. Row 3: K. Coleman, C. Thomas, M. Bussell, Mrs. Brasey, T. Berry, E Chaffin Drafting 11 Row 1: L. Chambers. S. Haugabrook. Row 2: R. Cain, E. Faulkner, M. Walk- er. V. Graves. Row 3: J, Dubose, O. Bax- ter, M. Arnold, Mr. Combs. Row 4: K. Goss. J Curtis, R. Kyle. Drafting I Bottom To Top: S. Reed, S. Brown, B. wms, D. Sandford, T. Sheperd. A. Lewis. S. Schmidt, S. Alsip, ML Strick- ley. C. Ellis, T. Canida, Gt Durham, H. Tackett, G. Stemmer, J. Smith 45 Auto Mechanics i1:12:AliMxixlllgagljojlnailkgibiiglf; Row l: K. Love. C. Washington, R. Jordan, T, Frank, Mr. McNulty. Row 2: M. ' ' ' Mueller, P. Benn,J. Logc, R. Kleete,W. Moore. Row 3: W. Meadows,C.Philiips.T. Cywiuski, J. Madden, N. Freeman. 3 Bl vin j G Row: 0. Weallington, Mr. Penman, J. C S, nssom Morin, G.C1ark, RV Nauce, W. Larkive Data Processmg Masonry 1 Row: R. Montgomery, E. Strader, D. Allen, R Finley, A. Williams. 2 Row: J. Coulters, M. Williams, R. Staples, S. Love. 3 Row: Mr, Eddings, C. Lawrence, A. Billups, R. Wright, A. Hinkle, L. Murrell, K. Wilson 1 Row: A. Braswell. P. Jackson. 2 Row: G. Raven, G. Billings,Q. Sprawl. 3 Row: A. Forney, J. Taylor, Mr. Wills, A. Por- ter. A. Winfree 46 f a x3; an 1 Row: P. Win, A. Sherman, M. Daniels, R. Trammell. 2 Row: T. McDaniels, D. 1 Row: B. Knott, G. Williams, R. Free- Tcnpenny, J. Saunders, K. Cunningham, V. Thomas. 3 Row: S. Roaf, G. Johnson, man. 2 Row: Mrs. Harris, J. Beatty, J. 0 Black, Mrs. Saunders, R. Mayberry Colbert, G. Durham. 3 Hester General Office Specialist I 1 Row: B. Bauer, P. Williams, L. Nelson, L. Flowers. 2 Row: P. Boyd, T. Smith, A. Gamble, C. Smith, S. Bradshaw. 3 Row: D. Hall, D. Bess, Mrs. Graham, M. Boggen, G. Harrison, S. Childs, D. Watts 47 Chess Club Spanish Club Left to Right: Ron Belmer, M5. Cun- Row 1:S. Allen, Y. D Arce. Row 2: L. Whitfield,13 Payne, D. Jackson. Row 3: Ms. nick, SICVE GillOll. Lonnie Early. Tom Griffin, J. Francis, J. Gazaway, N4 Frank, L. Homan Fisher, Jim Smith 1 Row: D. Clendening, M. Thomas, R. ROW 1:L. McGowen, G. Raven, S. Haughabrook, G. Turner, D. Dockery, Row 2: L. Nicholson, B. Blythe, C. Britton, 2 Row: Bassett, S. Travis, L. Wilson, A. Williams, Row 3: K. Crenshaw, S. Carpender, Ms E Smith, K. Green, S. Leatherwood. 3 Knox, P. Jackson, B. Green, Row 4: R Murray, J. Dubose, K. Keese Row: C. Hughes, A. Payne, Ms. Lucus, R. Peaks, D. Whaley Data Modeling Club Processing I Standing Left to Right: M. Green T. Turpeau, G. Johnson L. Hewell S Bouldin Row 1: D. Love, L. Pierce, .1. Nelson, R. Pres. S. Carroll M. Jackson D Dockery L Davis Ms. Jackson, D Gibson G. Rudolph, V. Anderson. Row 2: L1 Walk- Lawson S. Williams S.Stal1worth er, D. Hawkins, J. Jeffrey, C Doneghy, R. Hatten. Row 3: Mrs. Jenkins, D. Jor- dan, J. Jordan. L. Phelps, K. Nelson, J. Nurses Assistant Ulrich, T. Jenkins, T. Wade 1 R0w1:.Ms Garner, C Davenport D.Ru11yon,S.Day,R Witchcr K. Ritchie, T. Pracher, T. Osborne. Row 2: L. Wilson, D McKinney S King J. Cumberlander Row 3: M. Young, S. Mayo. Row 4: C. Givens, J. OBannon 49 ---a Child Care 11 Top Left to Right: C. Sauders, S. Kin,- near, B. Shelton, Standing L to R: K. Henges, M. Allen, Ms. Johnson, Kneel- ing: M. Johnson, E. Fairbanks, D. Rob- inson 50 ! l i Bottom to Top: T. Williams, Ms. Volk, L. Johnson, P. Campbell, R. Watts,31 Jordan, S. Moore, J. Harris, S. Bolden, S. Craig, S. Hydlberg, M. Sharp, F. Blevim J r. Cosmotology Row 1: L. Jacobs, LA Ballinger. Row 2: R. Myatt, R. Render, T. Rowe, V. Durban,1 Jones, A. Tayior. Row 3: M. Rollinson, Ms. Estes, L. Walker DuX Femina I Dux Femina is a senior girls honorary service organi- mtion made up of 33 girls The purpose of the organi- zation is to providc special serVices to the schooL Mem- bcrship into Dux depends on a 3.5 grade average, Lcuchcr recommendations, activities, and Dux recom- mcndations. L. Padgett; S, Hayes; T. BOWIing; V Burney; A. Camille: W. Hearn; S. Triplett; L. Petrie;S, Erby; D. Herzner13. Robinson:L. Ellington; E, Bedfond; A. Porter; M. Henderlight; M. Smith; V. Gay; V. Guth- eric: K. Land; J. Estep: J. Taylor; W. Early; C. Bealy; S. Bivens; A. Winfree: G. Simpson; T. Brown; Donalyn L. White 3mm . h .. 1: gc 45-. M. Smithipresident . E BedfordiwcerPresidcm . L. Pelrie;Secretary . V. Gay-Treasurer D L WhitsuHistorian ONLIIAUJN L. Martin S. Robinson V. Simpson J. Taylor S Triplett A. Winfrce 53 Sigma Gamma y Left to Right 1st row; R. Dicks, D. Scott, D. Phillips, 0. Baxter, V. Thomas, P. Roberts, C. Williams, K. Mitchell. 2nd row; R. Jones, R. n Cain, D. Ross, R. Vilardo, D. Reed, J. Watkins, C. Hultquist, M. Steely i . . l Mr. lgnatz Advis0r Major McNeil Principa1 Mr, Gallagher-Advisor Orie Baxter Ronnie Cain Clark Hulquist Kelvin Mitchell Dwayne Phillips Doug Reed Percy Roberts Darryl Ross .R Dwayne Scott, president Victor Thomas Robert Vilardo J' W ' CurtisW'll' 1m atklns 11ams SIG 55 This years poetry is included in the Student Life section of the yearbook, for obvious reasons. Not only does a high school such as Withrow seek to develop and instill edu- cational skills, it also endeavors to foster an appreciation of the arts. Part of being a student at Withrow is contributing to the cultural portion of the yearbook . . . to capture the year and its thoughts in words as well as in pic- tures. Thanks to those students who contrib- uted their time and efforts into making this section a success. Best Wishes Peace be with y0u my friend Your friendly eyes and attentive ears comfort me, Rufusals The smile upon your face Once more I say warms me. goodbye Peace be with you my friend for you are the bearer of peace for me. Not knowing when Time holds the key Go where you will for to my mystery peace will follow you in your travels. In love, I am .. . A friend such as So if I dare . . . you will never be forgotten. Hello,just one more time Peace be with you my friend . . . By Guy Hammock By Guy Hammock Reality Reality: abused and misunderstood Reality: untouched by some Reality: a fate worse than death for many. Looking Glass By Guy Hammock I look into her mind. I see beyond her loving eyes, looking for someone to love. The pain of her journey in her smile. The love she felt; Gone . . . Stripped away from her very soul . .. She weeps and wonders, Did I? Was it? No answer will consume her pain. By Guy Hammock 56 I may say hello again. Pictures taken by Hank Heideman F arewell Itis over now because of you, You let my love just pass on through. If you had stopped to think of me, Then together we might be. We had a love that seemed so right, But in clear view I saw the light. Your love for me was never real, This love was nothing we could feel; So now farewell to you I say, So sad to see it end this way Your love is ever in my heart, Until the day death do us part. By Dawn Smith When you weep your tears Must like jewels last, For your beauty and riches Are more precious than life itself. By John Miller 011 A Day Like Today On a day like today, On such a wonderful day. What fun it would be to sit back and remember. Remember old friends and how much pain it took to grow up. Memories to have and to hold till death do us part. By Guy Hammock 'SIeNew Life's Begun In the year of ,81, My vast adventures had begun. Why do you laugh on? You will be very still soon. Never laugh at me! Where Have You Gone Where have you gone With your confident walk, with your crooked smile? Why did you leave me when you took your laughter and departed? Are you aware that with you went the sun, all light and what few stars there were? Where have you gone with your confident walk, your crooked smile? The rent money in one pocket and my heart in another and my dear one . . . you. By Denise Jones High school days were gone a past, The knowledge gained I hoped would last. So then I looked around to find Another person of my kind; Butfsoon after-realized, No one but I could be so wise. But as I searched to find someone, Who in my need, would aIways come, To ease my troubles deep within And walk beside me as a friend. You came along and set me free, Unlocking love with golden key. Now forever I am yours To quench loveis thirstgas it pours. By Dawn Smith With God himself To bind the twain Go fortht brave heart! Attain! Attain! By Reginald B. Murray By Hank Heideman H eavenl y Creation Today we see that June does sun herself 0n beaches where bronze bodies hug the sand; It overcomes us like an Autumn haze, And now I think we can behold these sights Of dreamy, warm, and bright nights of surmise. Be patient for the world is yours and mine, To us it is so quiet and breathtaking To Him it is the creation of lifee His pride and joy, the ultimate designi Both toil and sweat brought to us this now world The future is made of the history. The summer leaves her sunshine evermore. By Jackie Lucas The New Day Dawn Gently I sway, of the new day, When we will be together. Gently I play, Find words to say When I will tell you better. What had gone wrong, It seems so long, Since we have seen each other. What had been done, All that was won, Since we have known another. What can I do, To not think of you, As you have been on my mind. You were so true, I thought I knew, But answers I had to find. What can I say, of the new day, Dreaming of all that we had. Where are you now, I dorft know how, To make things not seem so bad. I sit here and think, What it all means, How can I get him to show. Illl pick up my heart1 find a new start, Maybe then I will know. By Deanna Carr Seniors 0f1981 In this day and age, We must look beyond our past, And into our future. We must pave the roadways, Upon which we tend to walk. We must Open our eyes to the world, And find a space for self-contribution. We have come too far along in life, to let anyone hold us back. So strive for your desires and always look ahead. Because, in the end, you will Receive all that you have given Good Luck By Dawn Smith M. .1 Aerial shot of the lIROW Old School Friends We grinned at each other then. And started to talk at last and stayed so late, over a few more beers. We missed our date With a couple of friends we Hadnlt seen for years, were old School friends. We laugh and Talk loud in the halls1 write Graffitti on the walls, were old school friends .1 . Bye. By Valencia Jones lies: in 0 ; 38 lanzsnlatinuenmi No matter how rough The road may get And no matter Where it may wind. Walk on with faith For who can tell What's just Around the bend! Reading for Higher Goals Today With every rising of the sun Think of life as just begun. The past has concealed And buried deep all yesterdays. Concern yourself with but today. Grasp it, and teach it to obey Your will and plan. Since time began Today has been the friend of man. You and today! A soul sublime And the great heritage of time. By Reggie Murry By Reggie Murry The Attic Dark and damp, Closed and musty, Secret, old, quiet and dusty. As I walked in the room on the third floor, Screech! Whew it was only the door! I looked around to see what I could find. I saw a clock, with the wrong time. I found a doll dressed in organdy and lace A petite thing with a smiling face. I looked again and found my dollls crib In it was my baby dressed in diaper and bib. I turned around with tears in my eyes And found a picture album full of IIHellos and Goodbye? A picture of Mom and Dad, too. Ma in pink and Pop in blue To me they looked very well dressed I suppose that was called IIThe Sunday Best I found a trunk, very well packed I searched my mind and remembered far back Remembering the trunk and rainy days Me, dressing up and acting out plays. Mom never would call me down, because Ild get sick IIII never get enough of our old attic. By Jackie Lucas In Search I found no one who could I had a past which seemed intrust my love. would never last. Though sad inside, I learned But in this time I never to hide my tears, Had a friend Yet, when alone, I cried to I searched to find someone stay alive. who would be near, So now I am in search So near to touch my heart to find myself. and soul inside. The one and only friend Yet, as I searched and wan- Illl never have. dered near and far, By Dawn Smith 59 62 William Thorman-Associate Prin. Faculty Major McNeiliPrincipal Davis HawkinseAssistant Prin. When it comes time for a stu- dent to reflect upon his high school years, fond memories of those faculty members who helped him reach his goals will come to mind. The Administration and Facul- ty of Withrow High School has played an integral part in the de- velopment of its students. They are diverse in their talents and dedicated in their contributions to education. Dixon EdwardseAssistant Prin. Jean Angusisoc. Stu. Ron Alexander-Business V 7L : Virginia BeckiEng. Frances Boswell-Secretary Phyllis Boulos Eng. Anna Brasey Business 63 Sonya Brock-Arl Jerry Ca11 Math Tom Chambers Dr. Ed. Cornelia Childs H0me EC. Linda Childs Business Alma C00k BUSinBSS Philip Cook-Soc. Stu. Mary CunnickaEngJSpan. Robert Danielsisecurity Marie DELyonS-Health Ron DumasaO.W.A. Teachefs Aide John Eddings Msry. James Ernsthhse. Dottie Eveisecrelary Minnie Everett SpeC. Ed, Teresa Finke Science Dennis Franklin Math Evelyn Francis Secretary James Gallagher Science Ellen Goertmoeller-Eng. 65 66 Carl Graham HeaJSci. Helen HarrisaMulti-Area Robert Holter SpeC. Ed. Loreda Graham Business Mary Griffin-Spanish Laverne Hughes FrenCh George Gray-Math Carl Grueni nger-Soc. Stu. Woodrow Hollan O.W.A. William IgnatziScience George Jackson HeaJPhy. Ed. Lynnda Jelk5 Math Marva Jenkins-Business Cecelia Johnson-Health Jerome Johnson Band Donald Justice-Carpentry Donald Kleckner-Math Diane KnoxHHome EC. Gail KoizumimAud. Handi. Helen KUgCIECounselor Elizabeth LCSliehPhy. Ed. 67 Jim Lierl-Soc. Stu. Lu Lincks-Librarian Carol Long-Aud. Handi. l Gary Louis-Eng. Linda Lucas Business James McMullen;Food Mgml. Brennan McNulty Auto Mec. Bernard Mauc-Elec. Dokothy Meiyer Science Harold Michel SocA Sci. Cardell Miller Teacher s Aide 68 Mary Jo Miller Eng. Inda Millman-Business Alverna Nored Librarian Faiths Obasogie Spec. Ed. Janet Parker C0unseIor Marie Pearcy Security Shaun Pearcy-Security William Pellman Auto MecJSci. Elsie Pierre-Teachcfs Aide Mike Plunkett S.M.Y.T. Kathleen Ralston-Teachefs Aide 69 Renata ReederaSccretary Len RescekiSpec. Ed. David RichardaDr. Ed. Donald Rosenthalerisoc. Stu. Pat SamuelskBusiness Gordan Schlomer-Electricity Augustine Shannon Counselor Rogert Sharijen. Mchd, J. Jan Shavers Phy. Ed. Stu Shestina-HeaJPhy. Ed. Ken SkirtzWCarpentry 70 Dolores Sloan-wTeachefs Aide William Smilh-lndus. Arts Larry Spence-S.M.Y.T. Miriam Stefanik Eng. Ron Strickleyb-Tech. Draft William SuscoiMath Diane 1-3le1 th Ed- John Templer-O.W.E. Barbara Volz S0C. Stu. 71 72 Earl Wagner Security Phyllis Williams SpecA Ed. Jerry Hartman Dr. Ed. Timothy Williams Phy. Ed. James Wehner-Science Officer Wendell YoungisRD. 73 Reflection is the key to experience; experience the key to learning. Donald Albright Mary Allen Valerie Banks Cathy Beatty . I '4 'l a L. in ru$ 10.. A. Janice Beatty Joyce Bealty Lawrence Beckam Elise Bedford Angela Bell Garnet Billings David Billips Vina Bird 76 Jody Branch Anthony Booker Stephen Bouldin Anita Braswell Betty Booker Tina Bowling Felecia Britten Vincent Boozer Sandra Bradshaw Byron Brown 77 The future holds for you what the present reaps. Vincent Brown Melanie Butts David Cade Torria Calloway Alvin Campbell Sherry Carpenter Charleston Carr Teresa Carr Angela Castille Louis Chambers Lora Chaney 78 Rita Charlton - Jaffee Colbert Marie Coleman . 11:le k A I Kevin Colston Angela Crews Pam Current Jeffrey Curtis Marcia Daniels Randall Davis Carl Dawson Stella Day 79 Look back to the past as a mirror to the future. i $ Annie Denson Roland Dicks Marcus Dudley Carmen Duncan Nathaniel Duncan Wanda Early Preston Edwards Rueben Edwards Linda Ellington Priscilla Erby 80 A 1 Jennifer Estep Otis Fleming Anita Forney Floyd Grace Angela Finley Monica Fowler Janice Grant 81 Think not of past losses or present sorrows but of future gains. Jeffery Graves Rhonda Hale Keitha Harper Stephanie Harris Steve Hartzel Sabbath Haugabrook Veronica Heard Willa Hearn 82 a i ; Z'Al .-.u3l ;.-L :3 Michele Henderlight Kristina Henges Diana Herzner Samuei Hill Robt Hollis Charisse Howell Thomas Huff Clark Hultguist Antrinia Jackson Patricia Jackson 83 Look into the mirror of life. ,7 x :4 Angie James Brad Johnson Deborah Jasper Gail Johnson Gregory Johnson Mildred Johnson Teresa Johnson I, T s: E Denise Jones Valerie Jordon 84 Brenda J ones Linda Kennedy ' - , ski . X x $49: cdy Tim Kennedy Kimberfy Lane Terry Langford John Larkins David Lawrence X; X Garry Lawson Rae Jean Leen Kevin Lewis Jeff Long 85 Understanding the past alleviates fears of the future. 1 it James Lucas Leonard Mack Mary Maloney , .v 't' V-IT . Kimberly Martin Christine Mathis Rhonda Mattingly Rhonda Mayberry Staci Mayo Kevin Mitchell Gail Morris Michael Mullins 86 Reginald Murray Lillie McAfee Daniel McClary Lisa McGowan Anita Nelson Beulah Norman Regina Nicholson James OBannon awk. Teresa Osborne Linda Padgett Mary Parker Sharon Parker 87 Tomorrow is only a day away, yesterday a day behind. Paula Payne Lori Petrie Gretta Raven Douglas Reed Kenneth Reed Trudy RCCd Janette Reid Stacey Roach 88 Percy Roberts Sarah Robinson Brenda Sanders Billy Sapp gx' xk a X K Vickie Schulz Keith Sears Kevin Sears Anita Sherman Dallas Sherman Michael Shuemake Georgetta Simpson 89 What you were, what you are, what you will be is now. .;3 ,; ., ' , 1 Dawn Smith Melanie Smith Nancy Smith Tina Smith Yolanda Smith Joan Taylor H Victoria Thomas Gail Thompson Stephanie Travis David Vaughn Robert Vilarclo Melvin Walker Lisa Walton Vanessa Warner Jacqueline Watson David West Donalyn White Angela Williams Look back and remember . . . you can never return. Carol Williams Regina Witcher Anne Wood Kelly Woodlin GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 81 Angela Wyatt 92 93 96 Adams. C. Aderson, J. Allen, M. Allen. T. Alton. J. Anderson, A. Anderson. R. Anderson, V. Bailey. V. Ballinger, L. Baloney, V. Barber, A. Barham, D. Barr, K. Barwick, V. Bass, J. Bauer, B. Baxter, Y. Bayes, T. Bearl. J. Bcamon, J. Ber, D. Berry, T. Bess, D Bird. .1. Blevins, F. Blevins, R. Bowman, R. Boykins, C. Bradshaw, A. Braun, D. Brazile, L. Broadna, R. Brown, M. Brown, S. Burds, R. Busscll, M. Calloway, V. Campbell, A. Canada, T. J uniors Canyon, M. Carson. M. Chaffin. E. Childs, S. Clark, W, Coffey, J. Cohen. P. Cole. P. Coleman, K. Collins, E. Collins, J. Cook, K. Copy, M. Cornett, D. Cornelt, R, Cowan, T. Craig. S. Cramer, T Cunningham. C. Curtis, S. Curtis, S. D'Arce, Y. Dates, C. Davis, L. Davig M. Davis, W. Dawson, L. Dicks, B. Dixon, L Doneghy. C Dority. L. Drach. G. Ducham, L. Duett, D Durand, S. Durham, G. Early, B. Edwards, L. Egan, A. Ellis, C. 97 98 Enoch, R. Ewing, L. Feagin. M. Fishing, B. Fisher, S. Fisher. S. Flowers. L. Ford, J; Forrester. L. Foster, M. Foster, T. Francis, J. Fraser, K. Gans, K. Garrett, C. Gazaway G. Gentry. C. Gibbs. E. Gist, J. Golighlly, S. Green, C Green, C. Green. D. Grevious. R. Guthrie, S. Hall, L. Hall. M. Hall, P. Hall, P. Hamilton, D. Hardin, G. Harrell, C. Harrow, G. Hasler, M. Hatcher, B. Halten, W. Hawkins, D. Hayne, S. Haysbcrt, D. Heard. R. Hclton, T. Helton, T. Henderson, T. Hicks. P. Hiers. S. Hill, C. Hill. V. Hillman, K. Hill, D. Hobbs. D. Hollingsworth, J. Huckaby. B. Hudson. D. Hughes, J. Ice. A, Ice. R. Jackson. D, Jackson. M. Jacobs. K. James. R, Jeffery, J. Jerrcls. J, Jerrels. T. Johnson, C. Johnson. J. Johnson. T. Jones. D. Jordon, N. Jordon, R, Kemp, W. Kidd, M. Lachman, J. Larkins, D. Larkin, D. Leathers. J. Leatherwos, S. Lewis, A. Litkehaus, J . Love, D. 99 Lucas. J. McCoy, M. McDonald, L Madden. J. Maddox, A. Martin. E. Martin, J. Martin, T. Martin, Y. Mathis, E. Matthews, F. V' ? Milburn, D Miller, A. Mitchcll, D. Mizeli, R. Moore, C. Moore, R. Moore, S. Mounce, D. Nelson, J. Nelson, K. Nixon. G. O7Bann0n, C4 Odell. Sl Osborn, R. Payne, H. Peaks, R. Persley, M. Phillips, C. Pinkhsov, l. Poff, L. Powell, R. Railey, S. Ralston, T. Ramsey, T. Randell, M. Rebel, K. Reed, B. Render, R. Roberts, D, Robinson. H. Rogers, M. Roosevelt, H. Rosamond, A. Ross. J. Rozenson, E. Rudolph, R. Sanford, D. Sears, L. Sedan J. Seng. M. Settles. S. Shack, K. Shepard, T. Simpson, D. Simpson, .1. Slate, J. Sloan. L. Smedley, D. Smith, A. Smith, S. Smith, T. Smith, J. Spriggs, V. Stargel, J. Starkey, D. Stevenson, E. Suggs, H. Sundar, B. Tachett, H. Taylor, A. Taylor, J. Taylon T. Thomas, C. Thomas, M Thomas, M. Tinsley, S. Ukhananov, A. Upshaw, L, Uthe, M. 101 Vonchen, Y, Wade, T. Wallace, T. Walker, L Waraner, R. Watson, A. Wayne, E. Weakley, L. Wellington, 0. Weaver, T. Wendell, B. West, T. White, D. White, S. Whitfield, S. Wilder, KN. Williams, A. Williams, C. Williams, C. Williams, R. Willis, B. Willis, M. Wilson, C. Wilson, J. Wilson, K. Wobser, S. Wooten, C. Wooton, F, 102 103 Adams. A. Adams, M. Agostini, N. Alexander. M. Alexander, W. Allen, D. Allen, J. Allen, K. Allen, M. Anson, D. Allen, M. Allen, F. Aliff, T. Alsept, D. Anderson, G. Anderson, K. Anderson R. Anderson, T. Anderson. T. Angel, D. Anspach. J. Baker. J. Baker, M. Barnes. M. Barnharl, P, Barr, L. Bass, E. Bauer, B. Bayless, V. Beal, C. Bell, K. Beneker, M. Bcnna, M. Berry, G. Beveray, G. Billings, G. Black, M. Blume, M. Bomar, P. Bonds, V. Sophomores Boner, C. Bonner, H. Bonner. K. Bonner, T. Booker, C. Bradford, J. Branch, .1, Branscum, B. Brenklin. C. Brierly, D. Brookins, B. Brown, M. Brunson, A. Burrow, B. Burton, P. Byers, N. Byrd, E. Calloway, P. Campbell, R. Carr, C. Carr, D. Carson, S. Carter, J. Carty, J. Carty, P. Clark, L Clark, M. Clark, R. Clark, V Click. B. Coffey, D. Cohen, K. Coleman, .1. Collier, J. Collins, B. Cook, A. Cornell, .1. Cornell, J. Coulter, S. Councid, C. 105 Cox, E. Cox, J. Crawford, M, Crocker, K. Crossty, K. Current, C. Curtis, A. Curtis, Z. Craig, D. Dallas, W. Dann D. Darden, D. Davidson, S. Davis, P. Davis, P. Davis, S. Dawison, J. Deavers, R. Dc Bruce, T. Devond, A Dicks, M. Dierker, J. Dixon, D. Donoghy, A. DuBose, A. Dubose, L. Dudley, A. Dunn, G. Duncon, L. Durstock, J. Edlcmayer, P. Edward, T. Edward, T. Edward, D. Efam, J. Eliott, J. EngIand, C. Eppes, N. Evans, J. Eycr, K. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 106 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Fannon, Y. Farmer, A. Fcagin, M. Fleming, R. Florus, A. Flowers. J. Forea J. Frankiin. P. Fray, K. Frazier, G. Freeman, A. Frierson. P. Frost, M. Garrett, G. Gchlert, J. Gentry. R. Germann, V. Germany, F. Gist, P. Givens, K, Glenn, D Godfrey. G. Goods. K. Good, K Gordon, S Gorth, K. Goss, W. Graham, S. Grant, D. Graziani, A. Groendyke, M. Grooms, L. Grubb, S. Hafcez, B. Haley, M. Hall, J. Hammungs, J. Hance, B. Hance, B. Hance, D. 107 Hannah, E. Hardin, V. Harkness, D. Harper, T. Harris. G. Harris, J. Harris, M. Harris, T. Harrison, A. Harrison, T. Hayes, D. Hellmund, M. Helton, S. Herbert, R. Hill, B. Hill, M. Hill, S. Hill. 3. Hill, T. Hill, T. Hill, U. Hinkle. S. Hodges, R. Holiday, S. Holloway, K. Holloway, T. Hook, P. Housley, T. Howell, D. Hudson, T. Hunt, R. Hunter, K. Hutchison, 1-1 Jackson, A. ' 2:3! Jackson, C. ' Jackson, M. F? .. 7?- Jacobs, L. . James, J. ii ; Jenkins, A. ' Jenkins, C. 108 Johnson, C. Johnson, D. Johnson. D. Johnson, G. Jones. B. Jones, M. Joiner, R. Jordon, A. Jordon, R. Katzbauer, T Kelley, R, Kemp, H; Kemp, J. Kennedy, R. Kennedy, S. Kitlles, R. Klopfstein, T. Knox, J. Kroeger, M. Kutzbauer, T. Kummer, K. Kwokwah, M. Lacher, B. Lathimore, D. Lcahr, D. Leen, J. Levy, 8. Lions, T. Loveless, T. Lucas, M Lucas, M. Luckctt, L. Lungelow, D. Lunsford, A. MC Clure, T. McCray, B. McCray, M. McGuire, D. MCKeaver, V. McKinney, B. 109 Mann, A. Mann. G. Mann, J. Margolen, P. Marple, J. Marshall, J. Martin. A. Martin, D. Martin, S. Martin. W. Mastin, K. Matlock, K. Mayberry, C. Mays, V. Micsberger, J. Mclas, K. Menefield, M. Miles, J. Miller, D. Miller, M. Miller, R. Mills, B. Mitchell, A. Mitchell, D. Molloy, J. Moore, C. Moore, K Moore, R. Moorman, R. Morgan, E. Morgan, T. - ' PHOTO M-OI'I'IS, D. NOT Nlmmo, G, AVAILABLE Norton, D. Ogiesbe, C. Oleary, J. Oliver, J. Olson, J. Paige, D. Palmer, M. 110 Parrish. D. Pale, R. Patton, EA Pellew, T. Pennington, C. Perkins, T. Phelps, T. Phillips, J. Polland, D. Prichard, G. Prude, M. Pullins, N. Ramsey, D. Randolph, V. Rawlings, L. Ray, J. Ray, J. Redmt, G. Reese, E. Reese, RA Reese, S. Ried, H. Retliff, S. Rice, J. Richmond, B. Riley, J. Riley, T. Robinson, H. Robinson, R. Rogers, B. Rogers, D. Rosamond, B. Ryan, M. Sadlcr, T. Sanders, A. Savage, M. Scarberry, SA Sang, G. Sewell, G. Shelley, R. 111 Sheperd, D. Simmons, M. Simmons, M4 Simpson. R. Simpson, T. Simpson, T. Singleton, D. Siade, M. Smith, C. Smith, E. Smith. R. Sprawl, T. Stallings, M. Staten, D. Staten, D. Steinmetz, K. Stevens, E. Suggs, D. Sulluan, J. Swain, T. Sweeney, S. Synder, M. Thomas, G. Thomas, R. Thomapson, S. Tindner, D. Tracy. T. Tracy, B. Travis, R. Tucker, D Tucker, D. Turney, M. Turnmyre, K. Vogel, J. Walker, M. Wambsganz, M. Washington, T, Watkins, C. Watson, T. Weaver, D. 112 Webster, M. West, K. Wheeler, M. White, S. Whitt, V. Whittingham, P. Williams, B. Williams, H. Wilson, H. Williams, S. Williams, Y. Wilson, R. Wilson, S. Witt, R. Wolch, T. Wyche. D. Wykoff, R. Yager. K. chudin, L. Zink, R. 113 Freshmen Ackemyer, T. Adkins, B. Alexander, C. Allen, P. Altman, M, Armstrong, M. Arnold, C. Bacon, C. Bailey, A, Ball, K. Ballew, T. Barrett. .1. Beard, A. Bell, A. Bessey, L. Betts, M. Bishop, R. Blenn, C. Bolden, G. BoIin, R Bonds, W. Boner, K Boner, T. Bonner, P. Bowers, D Bowers, S. Boyd, P. Bradford. R. Bray, T. Brown, E. Burbeen, W. Burke, P. Calhoan, T. Campbell, T. Canyon, R. Carmen, J. Carter, D. Carter, D. Carter, J. Carter, S. H4 Carer, D. Clark, C. Coady, E. Coffey, E. Coleman. J. Collins. B. Compston, A. Cooks, L Cooper, T. Cornett, B. Cox, Y. Crews, K. Cunningham, C. Cunningham, T. Dameron, G. Davis, C. Davis. J. Davis, K. Davis, M. Davis. S. Dochterman, D. Dresscll, L. Ducham, S. Durhan, C. Early, J. Easterling, G. Edwards, L. Egan, C. Ernest, R. Fairbanks, L. Feagin, M. Fisher, N. Fite, M. Flick, C. Forkner, J. Fox, D. Frank, N. Gardner, RA Gentry, T. Germany, B. 115 116 Gibbs, Y. Gilbert, C. Gillispie, T. Good, E. Grace, K. Gralshey, J. Greenx D. Green, M, Harcourt, K. Harde, F. Harris, A. Harrison, T. Heater, C. Heginbotham, A. Hellmund, TV Helton, I. Hicks, M. Hill, C. Hill, D. Hill, E. Hill, MA Hillman, J. Hopgood, C. Howard, A. Howe, R. Hubbard, S. Humphrey, P. Jackson, C. Jackson, F James, T. Johnson, D. Johnson, K Johnson, R. Jones, C. Jones, J Kelloge, M. Keyes, D. Kidd, D. King, P. Knox, J. Lamb, H. 1.3ch D, Laudal. A. Lawson, H. Lawson, .L Lawson, .L Lee. J. Lind, T. Luce. R. McCohen, K, McDadc, M. McDonald, D. Mann, S. Marple, D. Martin, E. Massey, K. Maxberry, T. May, TA Meisbcrgcr, L. Meyers, 1 Moore, C. Moore. C. Montgomery, T. Myers, R. Myrick, T. Neyman, A. Odell. B. Osborne. L. Palmer, E. Paw, D. Peaks, B. Phillips, D, Pinkelton, C. Pinson, W. Price, G. Pullins, L. Rankin, M. Rains, B. Reed, S. Reinfelder, C. 117 118 Riddle. H, Riley. H. Roddy, .I. Roland. J. Ross. J. Ruff. K. Ruffin, M. Sanders, B. Saylor, D. Schaefer. M. Sears, D. Segar, J. Shack, L. Shelton, M. Sherrer, T. Shook, EA Simpson. D. Sims, T. Singleton, R. 4 SizemoreV M. u Sizemore, N. Skidmore. G. Slater, K. Smith, S. Starks. C. Steffield, A, Steinmetz. C. Slephena W. Stephenson, J. Swain. D. Sweeney, S. Sweet. J. Thomas, K. Thompson, .l Thornhill, Y. Tincher, C. Todd, D. Totton, K. Trimblc, D. Tripp, J . PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Tucker, D. Uebelacker. C. Walker, D. Walton, R. Warren, P, Watkin, A. Watson C. Watts, M. Wesley, A. West. LA Whaley, L. White, D. White, P. White, V. Williams. D. Williams. E Willis, J. Wilson, M. Wilson. R, Wohlman, J. Wynn, J. Young, M. Young, P. Zanders, R. 119 120 Packs Pharmacy 2114 Madison Rd. 871-7770 Congratulations!!! Schoonover Motors Inc. Subaru ' Saab - Vespa Chrysler 0 Plymouth 7789 Montgomery Rd. 4Kenw00d1 Vielhauer4Clepper Funeral Home Oakley Square 2961 Madison, Rd. 731-1944 Manninds Supermarket Serving Eastern Hills Since 19141 6011 Madison Rd. Madisonville Vic Manninds 10wner1 Roland Dicks 1Manager1 Phone: 271-2134 Fifth-Third Bank Oakley office Madison and Markbreit Rennebarth Flowers By V66 1006 Delta Ave. Custom Design Bridal Consultant Hitching Post 2715 Madison Rd. 871-9201 0The Wor1d0s best Fried Chickcf Umeated in the Home Executive Building Little Professor Book Store liyde Park Plaza 871-2030 122 Mt. Washington Ice and Beer 6139 Plymouth Sunday sales of Wine and Beer after 1:00 pm 231-8824 Globe Insurance Agency, Inc. 871-3330 T.P. White 8; Sons Funeral Home Kenneth S. Whiteman 3197 Linwood Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio 45208 Mt. Washington 15131871-2852 231-7150 The Regency 2444 Madison Rd. Cincinnati, Ohio 45208 871-0100 J.JJJJJF: $52 I 111' - .! oi!- .- 3; 1: 11111322111131!!! Thrift Savings and Loan Company Hermann Drugs 2726 Erie Ave. Madison Rd. at Edwards 321-0456 . . . . 871-8700 Cmcmnatl, Ohlo Seven convenient locations. Insured Savings FSLIC 123 126 Withrow Athletic Boosters Club Everyone invited. Meets first Wednesday of each month in the student lunchroom. 7:30 p.111. Withrow High School nTo all the girls in the worldlliGDR Patricia McMullem cfo tl82ll Ruthie WarnereLoveseBrian Jester Clo 82 Diane Ridley Deborah A. Ridley The Ridleys Jacqueline Marie Lucas la presidents 61 club de espano. Hey J.T. hThe Mighty Duo Strikes Again. J SI. J Mrs. GriffineWe love y0u$Paula,Jane, Jackie. Wimpy P :k loves 3k Tubby B. slLarry does it better on stagell llHey Mr. Boxer ShortsaleThe Duo returns. llTruck drivers make better lovers? Rhonda Blevinse3 down 8L 1 to goaLove, Mom llSwimmers do it wetter in u81lleH.I-I. BIG BOY g3 llTo Candy, with love, from R.Ml, llTo Uncle Leroy, and Aunt Quiggyf from J.H ttRead BookslleMiss Nored Miss Lucas 8: the Pep Club says ttWhat it look likel, ltIntegrity is manls most valuable possession? V.O. Beck tlTiger Sharks will devour all prey? llTeachers do it by the booklll llPast-Present-FutureeReflectll D. Mountel To the Class of llSlll the hope of the future. I, Ricky Gibson llLovell my lady Kim Greene. ttCosmotologist do it bestl, L.B. llCheerleaders do it in the fieldll V.D. To Cathy ttlove alwaysll Steve. Withrow Math Teachers are A-l tlle do it better? theenan Rose 8; Regeania Terry do it betterll wAquariums do it under-watereA.M.W Miss Greene says llkeep it to yourselFl Greene knows Dux girls are invincible. Greene says llDoxft fight, Childrenlll Greene says, llStay honest and youlll beat the man? Happiness is Tall, Good lookin, male 8: slim. Ms. A.M.W llPhysics is where the action is? dYou can call me a tiger or you can call me $41 M.H Best of luck to the Seniors of ll813l Dux girls are Genuine Gold-WE. 127 Autographs 126