Terrace Park High School - Yearbook (Terrace Park, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1941 volume:

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' 1 , ' . 6 A H. 3 A 'F' m x' 'I N1 - -is, ' + x,,,,K ll U N T E N T S Terrace Park 1941 P665 My Story 4 Faculty 7 Our Tomorrow 9-13 Echoes ot 1941 12 Seniors 13 Underclassrnen 19 Browsing Qreprooluctions--page 491 23-64-65-66 Senior Will 26 At1'11etics 27 Activities 35 Qur Year in Pictures Ccalendari 59-51 Senior Roster 62 Snaps 6-34-63 151 Qs FACULTY WM KL! P, fa AQ,.Q' fx Blow Wrndl Come Wrackl At least We ll dle Wlth harness on our back Shakespeare N L 1 Y nt y o px in hlstory UUR PRINCIPAL SPEAKS HE CLASS of 1940 faceo troubled days For the c ass of l94l the prospect has worsened The Western World as we have known 1t facxnq catastrophe turns to our people for support The youth must declde whether thts nat1on s rdeals our qreat he rtaqe from past centunes are worth preservrnq lt IS now that we must prove worthy of thrs democracy of wlnch we have talked cxltbly and have smuqly taken for granted But far worse than war rtself w1ll be tts aftermath wtth that qlrtter and false sense of securlty Then the very foundatrons of our belref IH freedom and democracy w1ll tremble befcre the forces of doubt dlsllluslonment and pol1t1cal corruptlon Many ID despa1r w1ll turn the1r faces to the wall and let all thmqs qo therr way lf we prove ourselx es unworthy of our qreat lrberty the world must wan for sonne future qeneratron tand there w1ll be one? to succeed where we have famed lt rests w1th us whether we qrandly wm or meanly lose thrs last hop of earth f8l ll W - I ' I ' I v I II lOlf . 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I 1 1 1 ,ff , , 61 1 2 , , 5 cr , L H ,Fx x U J X ,ef-gfcm .13 O V, , J au! if X , J ,A , , , I X i ,x .4 ,fl Z X 0417 C7 I fi auf f Q. K x 1- , v ' , ff fx f Q ! O., if ,.0'-fb J , ' x , f o,o 9 if QM MARY E CASKEY Muskmqum Colleqe Enqhsh SUE R I-IANCE Umversny of Cmcmnau Mathemalxrs and Scxence Iumor I-Hgh X QQQ GDQYHD Co x . . Q19 lxmlol Yu fm HIWRE . Wvafvlpx R' SOM Wales frxCAXX5-ln and L 6 Z GRACE COVV PERTHWAITE UDIVETSITY of Kentucky Home Eccnomxcs and Sclence ETHEL C INNIS De Pauw Umversny Matlqematxcs Enqllsh ana HISTOIY Elementary Prmcmpal LOUISE S FOSTER Umverslty of Cmcmnat Latm ana Hxstcry MAR Y ELLIS KIN Whnm E101 G orih College Umversity of Cinrinnnii Music FA II IAY G. LEMING Wilmington Colleqo Manual Arts ELIZABETH Pl'llLliONVER We-stern College l.lntlieinatic's and Sc-ie-no U LTY C.C.l . ' v I OKBC UN ' ufi ll' QXXYSLC X AATTOX Miami Universitv Scienoe IEAN SOTH Miami University Matlwernatir s and History HELEN A. ONG Muslcinqurn College Columbia University Spanish and French AMAN llll DA LEE THRASHER Chio Northern University Ohio State University COHlIH9I!,'C Av ECHUES UF 1941 OW that we are seniors we can look back in years to when we were cornrnonly known as the children of the seventh and eighth grades and laugh and say those were the good old daysl Bat none of us will forge' how scared we becarne at the thought of really becoming a freshman in high school At graduation we gave our childish thoughts to the classes behind us and turned over a new leaf for 1937 We started out in grand style by electing some newcomers to Terrace Park as our exe utives lack Harvey was elected preside-n G orge Klopp vic president and Grace Keown secretary treasurer Two people repre ented us on the Bulldog staff and niie on the scholarship earn Ten cf our rne nbers won the long struggle and rnade the Latin Club Many of us pa tic oated in the unforgettable Dido and Aeneas ard H lvl S Pina ore And of course who could forget the freshman partyl The na litte freshm n soon be arne sophisticated soph rncres Vx7e swung into l938 wth Gc rge Klo o as president Bob Marline vice president Bay Paulsan secretary relaxation lt happ ned to be a barn dance w'1ich none of our nienibers will ever forget Everyb dy cane out dressed to swing you partners Also during the year the lnlorne Eckers gave a oinner with Betty Brunner turning into a fine hostess They served a delicious rnear which proved that the girls knew how to cook l939l We breathed a sigh of reliefl We were no longer underclassrnen At first we missed all our rnenibers lrorn P ainvrlle District but we are glad that they like their fine new school As the llome Guards we carried the year through with flying colors Boger Booze was elected president Dick Shaw vicepresident Carol Forshee secretary and 'Wanda lXfdTl1I'l treasurer We worked hard to earn the necessary funds to put over a grand lunior Senior lt really was a gala occasion n a Dutch garden At last NG ar suprernel We are going d wn the last lap under the expert leadership of Kathern Iohnston president lohn McKee vice president Ddrothy Taylor secretary and Harrison Clancey treasurer We certainly want to thank the Juniors for a niarvelous lunior Senior The outhern atrnosphere gave us the feeling of being down south of the Mason Dixon As we eave cur grand Alina lla er which gave us rr any happy hours with our teachers and classrnates we realize that we will never forget the four wonderful years spent in these walls l12l c ' . 1 i ' tg e , ef ' y I - ' 3 ,, ,, I ,I ir . 1: t H t ,, X A ,, I . I . f 'zne l e c ' ' o N ' ' i. nO 4- l o N ' 5 ' ' , ' - r . ' , A treasurer. Gur attention soon left our studies, and we turned to the social world for a bit of O ,, y 1 ,, ,, - , J I A , A A . i . , i , , .. - ' . ' . ' F ' . . f ' ,V - , - ' V ' gp l i . L r e . ' 3 ' t ' . S J i . . ,, i . A Ac, .Y l , A L. , I ' l 4 T SENIURS WE ERADUI-IT BOOZE, ROGER Rod Indian Hill Every qirl's heart throl: in the ciassrorn and in sports-what a hero! BOURGRAF, GEORGE Terrace Park The commercial room Romeo. BRITTON, WILLIAM Hluniorw Newtown Iunicr ignores Terrace Park's feminine charm and wanders St. Bernard way. BRUNNER, BETTY MAE Bunny Terrace Park Betty will be the perfect private secretary for some busy executive, I14 if 'T' BUSCHMEIER, FRANK Terrace Park Frank should make a good huslaand, girls with his furniture-making CASSIDY, HERBERT Terrace Park I chatter, chatter as I go, CLANCEY, HARRISON Terrace Park What-a-man Clancey and eline forms this way. COOK, VIRGINIA ANN Terrace Park Always doing something else. lust give her a truck, service. Buschy' skill. Herbie says little Herbie. Irish his sports model Cookie to help someone and she's at your 141 DAVIS NINA CLAIRC' Terrace Park NIHIG Who an I 10 worry9 EVE RHART RICHARD Torruce Parc D1Ck e Il s f nmun 1 th mom Q Q1 nc QI ISCHER MARY LHARLOTTII IS Nowtom n e qlrl K. nose rnmd ou 1 vnxtlx the r r vrr seem c s1mn4r799 FORSHEE CAROL Terrace Park ln 4SIIY A m1qh1y SDIYII and rersonahfy and seldofr xt home jAfU5lj!fj1j X I FULLEN DOROTHY Terrace Park A capable person whose 1II take ner far CJALLOWAY HENRY Tc rr ae e Park Fu lt' U rllcwuy tl 0 Nobody w1II et Iurn' Newtown 'II rrm e P nk s sc ren I snnrk JOHNSTON KATHERN Newtown A reaI pal vho Has the art co' Ioys down to O lntellectual abzlxty Hennu or Kane mkmcg Q1 m+- , N .4 Q KK ' Z 5 X I15I I ,4 ' ' ' , D T VV ' ur Nly FOI I 1' lxim .ms 0 N' I C D' A Hx li 1 110. T nan tlns side of tr wn. nr 1 C 1 1 M , . cf! 1 fm F , . O. HF' If ' f HARVEY, IACK Herve Tl' ' 5 , ' v ld IU 1 . T ' A N si. y at 'I'. P. OSP- . Q N .. 'F 1 ' K y V Y' I 1 - 1 , Hrlw If , I if . 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SMITH HOWARD Duke Newtown The nurse man to the statlon wagon He keeps her runnlnq ram or shme An ox e lent athlete and at tollv qood fellow SMITH VlVlAN SlTOIl1K New town tl: r ng :go s tlnnr 1: s. xt c s QTRATHMAN RUTH Terr at e Park 1 nrnerual nllty xxlll lter TAYLOR DONALD No tm n xslt aylol p ps 1 tn thas e 1 and mows en Clown llreslne qxrls he rtsl TAYLOR DOROTHY Dord1e Newtown She sm1les and the world sm1les w1tl1 her TAYLOR LAURA ue Newtown L onqratulatlons Sue twxns qt xdu ned c r qetx cg tmose WINRTON ANC LLINE Terxdcc Pink Ann Goodness ww t would she do lf no Chew IIICJ qum tould le lwonqltt' W l17l UUR TUMURRUW MAQW Jafffiwd ,mclaf Xtzyyf fffnvgagayafoi aww ef Q J IAUJWLZUJ MQW, WM JAMJAMQM fibvf 256 fwvzffumw ix 16,171 Ziff, 6fm,7,, cbmMH,Z4 Qfwzggx 267.40 .f W iamafywwfffgafwpfb ,Wa A, Haw, 110 1 'U 41 jiyjtacb ,gf wif J . cf . 6 L!!! fig-nf-wfyf Lb 7 M! ' T , f . I QOH! Ax ,' I ' I ' 1 I ' 1 W I . f .J ' I 2 . f Q-4' M f 1 X 2 ' . 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L1 1 Q ST ROW teatedl B Qtem l ll .1 er Geratc presl ra on Parrmt M A 2 1- 1 HIS year has been a Very busy one for the Junlors bt, lt has been fun The oH1cers are Mary Turprn Gerard presrdent Eugene Ttnq ley v1cepres1clent Margaret ochaeter sefretary and lasper Chaltonte treasurer The tlrst semester the Junrors had 'he concessrons at the football and basketball games The two paper sales the panvake supper the bake sale and tre two Jltney dan es were qreat htts and suncesstul tmancrally One ol the most lrnportant events was tne nholbe of the crest for the class nnqs Thrs cle t has been adopted as the permanent hrqlr school crest W1th the a d ot our adwser Mxss Onq the Junrors took the senrors to a Southern Plantatron lor therr banquet and Prom The decorattons were carrred out tn red, whrte and blue and the dance floor was enclosed by trelhses of red roses l20l OP ' r . lr. , to 1 . St q .ey'er, B. Myers, l. Cosby, . rt:.acost, H. I Jer, E. at F. , e ', R. hz ' , . N' f, . tzrfth, T. f' r L. Ferguson. S 'I H, J I: . .1. lanes, . Crrtchell P. rttiell, YT. Vfeniz, A, lwiztsnell, C. Gr sony f Q h -3 D. Menk , L. Grrton, P. Ihr-il S. Blark, 2. Kelicy. FIR S . - ' , . falott, S, O' ark K, R. Vfolfarzge. E. Ttxxglcy, ffl. Sgnacter, ,S If .', l, Cl lf 1-1, H. ' ., -. 5 zirin, W. Kurtz. ' . ' ' ,A ' . ' ' , l 7 ' - ' ' . 5' . I F I - V ' -' I ' r L .. h A ,, . H , A X, b . ' . ' ' 3 a , ' . 1 f SUPHUMURES FOURTH ROW I tmcunql left to rrqht I Schrmdt S Proctor V S1 rql ron P. Rrxey H Iohnson C Muhl rtxtx utt L. re fr Lnf ren er a I Frdman I Shmk W Gel er L Boyd RIN ROVM Isrardtnqj M 'Iowa Q1 A Aypleqat 1 espn Fuller N Ctrxrd K Stor hr I Bm e SUIIIVEHI OND ROW Ieatedl I Sr k LJ :era Sorensen res eelman I Mmktenbattln 'U Moss fl olltday R Kell v R II e FIRST ROVM Iseatedj F. Fischer A Br wer R I ws B Rodr' r R Barney G Lveland I. Serb rt HE Sophomores started the year 1940 41 wrth a class meetrnq rn September for the electron ot ottrcers Bud Sorenson was elected presrdent, Anna Mae Steelman vrce presrdent Peter Watts secretary and Iack Mrntkenbauqh treasurer Many ot the sophomore boys took part rn athletrcs and Anna Mae Steelman was a cheerleader aqam thrs year The Sophomore Swrnq was held on March 28 A door QFIZG was qrven and there were a Spot Dance and a Broom Dance The entertarnment rncluded a qame of Truth or Consequences and a Man on the Street program Our class was well represented rn the clubs, and several sophomores were on the scholarshrp team I21I hs , FHL. T Ia, W I7 E. 'rr.Llt, R. L Srl. a. Q r-If w'L1k2r, '. Q ',' .' . I, ' 'q f TIFII ' ' , 1 .I :', . W ft e, C. G'II 5 e, M. fr, . 11 4 , .- X , . kl y, ID. Trompte-r, I.. Alllson, IJ. Iohnson, A. GLl9lltwIl19lk r, L. Ifvkort, M. C. Gatch, A. Armacost, A. SFC . 5 . . wc er, '. Long I.. Flmt, B. Ha' rr nn, P, Vtfatts, B, 1 .W , p .., A. Sta ,,, Q rg., ,. . , It. I-I ' , . Ui, . Keuley, . ' , ' , , Q , . .9 1 , . .-9, . , . ' , . ' e . FRESHMEN HE freshmen class staried the year by electing as officers leanne Cummins, president: Roland Seed, vice-presideniy and Eleanor Cosby, secretary and treasurer. Ieanne Cummins, Eugene Bloomfield, and Thelma l-leis were chosen for the assembly committee. This year the freshmen furnished ihree Cheerleader understudies for the reserve basketball games: layne Clark, Anne Burnham, and Ieanne Cummins. The annual freshman party was held on Friday evening, March the seventh. Some of the pupils gave the play, Wild Nell , which has become a tradition, since it has been given at every freshman party for the last fifteen years. FOURTH ROW fstandingl left to right B. Vfaits, R. Ross, F. Critchell, D. Seed, B. Gillespie, E. Bloomkeld, G. Ruark, l. lnibus, l. Davis, D. Aicholtz, G. Elsiun, A. Snnth, H. lvlzllei. THIRD ROW Miss Soth C51 ozisfzrl, C. Reeves, B. Biunk, G. Brunner, H. Seed, L. Walsion, N. Bryant, R. Stephens, T. Hexs, E. Kesslinq, I. Cuxnniins, E. Malkus, C. Rahn, B. Ward, I. lamescn, B. Dunham. SECOND ROVP D. lohnston, l. Clark, A. Burnham, E. Cosby, V. Aicholty, L. Bartels, R. Smart, S. Quayle, I. Engle, H. Gant, B. Hosiettler. FIRST ROW' R. Seed, C. Moerinond, XV. White, G. Rosenberg?-r, E, Blank, R. Trout, C. Vxlendel, W. Ohgee, K. Singleton, l. l-loeller. B R U W S I N E THROUGH ULU Rrcnnns HEIR pacres are yerlowed vxrth age and th ntl' s faded therr coxers are worn and the edqes are crurnbltnq They nv torth a nau ty odor as we turn the paq s but the records they hold are not dry and dull Cn the contrary ven t aufrh they are but nnnutes ot me at IHCJS and recorded OItl1'lOS they hold a r ntcre t Q tl e s s anf lckle But mo t ot all l + us w1th thc stu cnty ot purpose and the eatne tnts wtth whrch the early resrdeuts ot Terrace Park then alled Gravelotte went about the task of ducattnq thelr chtldren For these old records ar nunutes ot the Gravelotte and the Terrace Park Board ot hducatton e trst record dates lrorn Apnl ll 81 T1 s c' bL1l7Dl5lflCl No 9 Colurnaa Townshtp Hanu tan County onotnally called C at rd 1 ' tty accordtnq to the oldest tnhalu Un th northeast corner ot Elrn Avenue and Wocster P lq stands a burldtnq sttll rntact atter over a hundred years rt was a red brrck one roorn burldtnq tn l8o-4 when the records beqrn but 1t dates back to lS3 All ot the orrgtnal school ts stall there every brrck IS sttl tn place and all the old floor lt ongtnally was 39 tcet by 34 feet out srnce then there have been addrttons to the burldrnj Thts butldtnq rs now owned and occupted by the loseph l Kuntz tanarly Cn Aprrl lU l864 Mr We herby the prrnctoal had restqned there were two teachers IH all and the school terrn was ten and a halt rno mths long They had trouble tn securtnq a new pnnctpal because ot thc Crvt lVar Cn Aprtl lU l87l a levy ct Sl2UUU was voted tor a new adcitton to the school l l877 the total enrollment was ltty srx the next y ar they purchased the ttrst blaclcboards The frst naentton ot Terrac Park was rn l88'7 when the Board ttrst purchased a bell and pernntted partles to be held tn the school butldtnw ln l885 the vrllaqers were asked to SLtb1'I1lldll5lOl htcrher branches whtch they wtshed to be tauqht consequently the school was drvtded rnto the hrqh school and the prunary qrades ln l8t56 the ttrst rnustc teacher Mr F A FIIIIIOFG' was ernployed and IH l88f C R Stuntz was elected utder the ttle ot supr rrntendeat rt schools The school year conststed of ten rnonths dwtdefl nto four rn l23l 1 ' , f' - ,, Q , is C f ' , 1 H s , ' . a 1, ' . s ' , ,e , , 3 , Q . , , e 3 hr a I , ' , Da - ' , , , ' , cu i 1 an trall ad. Thoy often make u' 'uule 1 l cht . s t , troy unpress ' 1 it c X ' at ' ,s aps ' ' , c Q , S ' , , Cc , - 1 , , , ' e ' ' ' . . ' t e ' . , A T ,Q ' . Th , a -A ' . X ' ., l E l. fl ey .ar v J, T - . , , l 1, ' , a 'l f , M ' Q. 1 ex Q' , ' 1 . ' ' ,, - tants, but an l876 ttrst rnenttoned as Gravelotte tn the records. e X 1 e ' ' , ' ' ' 1 . r - - V ' fa , L , c . ., ' . e , c ' L. x f ' ' I .l . - , , , . s. f s Q ' , , A ' ' ' ' Q, 'a ' ' ' ' . ' , , . ,t , ' l , c ' 1 , ' I Q , L ' r c c XI S K. ? l V f ' l Q , ' ' I ' 1 Q . ' , , f . , . Q 't ' . n . a 1 - ' 7 e . ' ' . l ' ' .., ' w , Q ' 'X Q Q. , ' 'J' ' ' 4 ' ' 1 To f 4 'I ' 1 , - - - in 1, Q J I I F, . . , r 4 a., Q' , ,I 1 Y -. , - f, SQ , , ' ,, t ' te 'i V ntinufwl rang :V JUNIUR THIRD ROW 1et o rrqh rrschw lou Vvest K V111 on F Cc e OND ROW' M Bu chmeler B Bow r 'J 1 1' Ruar 1 t Bt n !1u hw or Blck P Fehl N Lonq 1 Harrrs erb t 0 ta URING the s hoo1 year ot 1940 1041 the to11ow1nq otttcers preslded seventh qrade Iohn Kesslrnq presrdent Dona1d Iustrce vtce presrdent Lots T1nq1ey secretary and treasurer etqhth grade Kenneth W11son presrdent Lec Grrschy vrce presrd nt Brpp Iones secretary and Olrver West treasurer VIYQIUIG Beekly and Peqqy' Cumnnns were the reporters for the Bu11doq and Ruth Leever Lots T1nq1ey and Vrrqtnra Beek1ey were on the annual start Thrs years rnernoers ct the Safety Patrol sponsored by Mrss Hance were Ioe Schott Tommy Proctor Brpp Iones Edward Sreqle Ohver West Caro1 Brnder Lcrs T1nq1ey Manorre Tucker Iohn Kess hnq Chloe Schrnldt Rrchard Leever and 1un1o1 Hurst Latrn and Spanrsh were added to the currxculum th1s year The JUHIOI htqh pup11s takmq these sub1ects partxcrpated rn the Latrn and Spamsh Club banquets and the e1ernentary Spanrsh class appeared 1n the Pan Amerrcan assernb1y 1241 1 I .f 1 ' f -L. G L '1' t, E. Sxe:ge1. B, Io'xe:, T. Prc:tor, 1. Schott, L. Hurst, O. , , ' ls , . n . SEC . s ' , A . e sn cz, , tc, F. 1111 s, 1. 1: ham, P. 1 c .1 e, I. e1, FIRST ROW A. Arnburqy, V, Beekhiy, f' Bmd-Hr, E. Todd, I. Price, R. Imwer G. Chfton, 1.. A11-eu B. S ' er. KN t ln prgturez L, Str-vfzrs, P. Trout, Gxins e dj. f' - o , ' ' ': ' , ' 7 A ' , ' - 1 S- : ' , : . 1 1 . I I I I - I I I 1 ' HIGH FOURTH ROW Istandmol left to rrqht D Earle:-s R Phxlhow r R Cahqurx I Kuhn D Lersmqer I Kmq C Rose C Deftmqer I Schnerder G Meyers B Hanaforo L Bother R rxout I Hurst THIRD ROW Lstandmql W Whnaker L Dres M DBVIS W Henderson L Bmkley L Wehrmann C Stemmerdmq C Gexqer V Schot L Trnqley P Cummms V ierq R D1etz SECOND ROW C Schmrdt M Corwm B N1ll1ams M Tu ker B Burnham R Clenmn A Corcoran FIRST ROW R Vespxe I Kesslmq E Todd D Iustrce T Bnstle N Atcnoltz R Leever R Ladd C Cross E Harney fNot1n Llcture C Meyer C Romohr C Tafkett I Van Camp H Bxery I H1'ner A Llvmqstorxej HE boys part1c1pated m football basketball and baseball and the q1rls Jomed the G A A Those wmmnq prtzes at Carthage Falr were Fayleue Barbor hrst for a reltef map of South Amertca Phylhs Muchmore th1rd for a rellel map ol AfT1Cd and second for a desk blotter Ruth Leever l1fSl for a crayon drawmq on cloth frrst for a pamtmq m water color and thtrd for a desk blotter Naorm Lonq thlrd for a pamtmq m water Color and Patty Trout, fourth for a poster advertlsmq the county farr The Iumor hmqh chorus went to Mldml Ur11vers1ty and also to the May Festtval at Muslc Hall l25l , , . , . , . ,1 , , , , , . ' , . . l - ' 1 1 I 1 - I ' ' 1 - C 1 1 1 - ' 1 - 1 F. Barber, L. AmburCJY. S. Seed. ' 1 ' -I I ' r ' I 1 - Y 1 ' I Y 1 4 r ' 1 - 4. , . I ' . . 1 1 I . . . . , r A I 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 I LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the Senfor Class of Terrace Park Hrgh School Vtllage of Terrace Park State of Ohlo berng of sound mtnd and memory do pubhsh declare and bequeath these ambt trons not ach1eved by us to be carrred out by the class of 1942 Roger Booze to have Hedy Lamarr make a personal appearance ID T P school to all Jun1or boys George Bourgraf h1gh pressure salesrnanshtp ln gettrng advertrsernents to Eugene Tlngley Wlllldm Brttton a sure way to St Bernard every nrght to Harold KISGI Frank Buschmeter to be chtef traf'f1c dtrector at T P football games to Gordon Wolf angel Betty Brunner t publtsh one Bulldog wrthout and error to Lorna Crttchell Herbert Cass1dy to know all the answers to all the dumb questtons to Earl Eltzroth Harrtson Clancey to be a class offrcer each year to Iasper Chalfonte V1rg1n1a Ann Cook to frnd someone who loves to wnte features for the annual to W1lrna Kuntz N1na C1a1re Davrs to get to school on ttme to Mary Turptn Gerard Dlck Everhart to have a house to house mall delrvery tn Terrace Park to Hay Schmldt Mary C Ftscher to have a permanent heart rnterest 1n college to MarJor1e Aszman and Betty Stem Carol Eorshee to chew gum wtthout swalrowmo rt to Phyllts Duell Dorothy Fullen to be late for school Just once to Margaret Alrce lones Henry Galloway to have a new po11t1cal party to Btlly Myers lack Harvey to have everyone actually obey look pretty please when taklng the annual ptctures to Lee Ferguson Kathefn lohnston to get a better technrque ot wtnkrng to Margaret Schaefer at 1n1t1at1on to Sara Back Mary Ann Krpp to get a lrttle black book to keep appotntments strarght to Patty Ltndell Frank Klatt make a 400 battmg average tn baseball to Donald Carter Wanda Marttn to have a rhumba dancrng class at T P school to Helen Parrott lohn McKee to catch a fly rn Spanlsh ll class to Frank T1ngley Iuamta Sanford to get a machlne to cha rge money at games to Ahce Mrtchell D1ck Shaw to b the lead1ng state basketball scorer to Elbert Matthews Alfred Smart to have all lessons on trme to Art Armacost Howard Smrth to htgh Jump 6 feet 6 1nches to Ph111p Stegemeyer VIVIGH Smlth to wrn frrst place ln shorthand scholarsh1p to Carolyn Grlschy Ruth Strathmann three dozen notseless typewrrters to Sylvta Quarker and Ruth Wolf angel Donald Taylor to be a se ond Clark Gable wrth the g1rls to lohn Cosby Dorothy Taylor to get an rnter bu1ld1ng telephone system to collect absence lrsts D Menke Laura Taylor to be head ltbrartan rn a new school lrbrary to lo Ann Malott and Dorrs Wentz Ann 'VV'1nston a Home Ec 1V Class to Dorothy Keller Dorothy Schwab and Ltlhan Gtr ton To all the faculty srnce they are to be he e years after we leave fwe hope? we bequeath the pr1v1lege of getttng these gtfts for the class of 1942 vrz sheltered passages from bulld mg to bu1ld1ng and soap handy rn the locker rooms for showers t pec1al request from basket ball squadl ln testrmony whereof 1 have hereunto subscrrbed my name and aff1xed my seal on the twelfth day of Iune rn the year of One Thousand Ntne Hundred and Forty One RUTH STRATHMANN Notary Publrc Class 41 T261 -e o ' ' - ' . Gladys luilfse -to get even with the Commercial Club, who made her look like a donkey I er- fto ' . ' ' . . ee ' - ' ' ' fto ATHLETICS 9 4 A m, 7 x M Q Qu FUUTBAIZJ. Qs.: R zro a A Smh R Lewxs I Mc RWN 1940 1941 EPR!-BFE DARK played tts second season ot srx mart tootbalt RECORD thrs year wmhmg srx games and tosmg or e Th1S wa the SS Tc Wrtst 1K rrxr fc De r Park Terrace P mc I. and Parc Madez a Terrace PM Anderson rerrac P Pt x 9 trrst fear tor mght garr es at Terrac Park and large Crowds were thr1'1ed hx three such games Stxteert men made up the squad and trom these Frank Ktatte and Roger Booze were Chosen tor the Eastern atlstar Coartty team The p ayers graduattr g thrs year are H Smtth H Ctanoey W Br1ttor1 F Klatte A Smart I McKee and co Captams H Shaw and R Booze In November the boys mothers gave a turkey banquet tor the squad and thelr fathers Atterwards the hoys Were presented wlth awards t28l I S' 33 .f THI ti FOV! Cstaudrztxj left to rrqht E. Tmlylr y, II. Elt th, A. Arm cost, . 1, 't , . ' , , Kee. SIQQTJQ - V Tir, Patterson x1i'ht, H. F' V21 I. 'w'.'1e1a::i, R, Ejizf fag t., P, St'-1' ::,1 F. Far' :zif-rx, Pflilflfiz E'.'LQr:r1. FIRFT Fill' E, f.f1t f'.'.'f, ft. Fflff .:, H. ,'Qa:.:' F. P-fat rf' 1 .11 f.'YtZYVI .f't.az.t ' , ' ' ' r L I . ' S ' 1 ' X 9 I , T-r.aCe Park 12 A W ,-. . - f X ' I 1 'X re-ertrrts U ' ' -' ' ' Terrxre Pars: FG . Y Ee v '.. A' G ' Te r 'e Par' 4-1 1 1 A I , e Q 24 W A ' 5 ' 36 1 , . . Q . r 1 . . , . , ovel lf. Terrace -Q 36 ' I I I U I I A V I Q ' t 'r 14 ' ' . 4 li 54 . W ,, 1 , N' Q 'e ark 27 N . Q.'ir1'ilte 179 ' ' BASKETBALL HE BULLDOGS won the l-lamtlton County cham p1onsh1p Cllllliklltkj a season ot swteen wxns and SIX Oo es The team Capt Dtck Shaw Chaltonte Matthews Booze and Taylor Cltcked wtth a fast break and a stellar zone defense Excellent tea nwork featured me two w1ns over our netqhbor rtvals Mtltord dur Tnq the seasfn and Madetra ID the county tourna ment The annual basketball banquet was qtven by the mothers rn the lunchroom and qold basketball medals were qrven to all the squad members Gtaduatton w1ll take H Smrth R Booze D Shaw and D Taylor 1940 1941 RECORD Anderson .J t mtorn Lolorun lvl x le1ra lluqhes Pl ilIlV1llt Mlltcrd B n lorsc n T lL f ll B rnt 4 Dt T r Puk rx and Wyomlnrg Mlltcrd P Il1l1llL COUNTY TOURNAMENT 38 Loler un 20 Made1ra 34 Anderson DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Fa xr 1 TAJLIJG e, o t u hank 5 roptor Mgr l IS 1 rlnclpal SEATETD l t rut GBC? Ta usot L 3 1 T or Matthews l McKee Mgr t T291 T. P. 34 . ' 26 I T. P. 4l by 'f v t8 ' f Q ' T. Ta as ' p as N .. Io, I . 'A Y . r. . I T. P. 4U lf H 42 . 1 NS A T. P. 37 ' 311 D T. P. 2l 1' ' w 17 T. P. 42 ' . 24 I l V - N - f f 1 T. P. 291 St. ernfnfl 23 ' ' T. P. 49 A f' . v I8 ' . T. P. 38 Mt. llot ltlty Zl ' ' I T. P. so M. out sw l ' l ' , ' , - T. P. 21 St. ev' t rl 25 . , . F T. P. 58 2 ' t 23 V ' ' 4 T. P. 30 L: -Q1 23 - T. P. 4U ' . 36 T. P. 26 ' lb .- ' T. P. 45 15:1 ' T 26 . U T, P. 42 Lavatfmft I3 ' T. P. T H 18 T. P. ' l7 ' ' V o . I ., . , . T. P. 24 T. P. 26 ' Told 31 E' . F I T , lot: li :mhz E. Tmfzley, Mgr. P. Srrensext, P. St u-:Trey-1, H. lrl.:1.f txt, A. 51: 1th, H. T ttlt-, T.S ,'.P , c.,Mr. .'.'lor,g , et to gut C 'Q f' Zta ' T, H. Szrttlt, I. Chaltontx R. B :vm ll Shaw Cagml, IJ. ayl ', ll. TRACK S1ANDlNG-W Bruton F Klatte E Matthews A Armacost R Booze KNEELING-Coach Patterson W White E Black A Smrth E Eltzroth HE 1940 track season was a very successful one Thls was largely due to the excellent ab1l1ty ot Stewart Wood our state champ1on and record holder 1n the 100 and 220 yard dashes Other members settmq records durmq the season were H Srmth 1n the h1qh Jump and R Booze 1n hlqh hurdles The 1940 meets and places were the County Meet trrst place M1am1 lnv1tat1onal Meet f1rst place D1str1ct Meet second place and the Oh1o State Class B Champ1onsh1p Meet thlrd place Thls years squad W1ll 1nclude Roqer Booze W1ll1arn Br1tton Al Sm1th and Elbert Matthews 1301 SCHEDULE 1941 Aprll 17 at Norwood Apul 24 at Greenhrlls April 26 at Ohro Wes May 3 at Carthage Falr fcountyl May 1011 at Mlaml May 1718 at Western Hxlls Cdxstrxctl May 24 25 at Columbus tstatel 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - A 1 , 4 . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 - BASEBALL 14014111 L ll SECOND ROW left to rrqht Mr Wrlson E Rrxey P Steqemeyer A Armacost A Smart D Shaw W Gerqer A Brewer W Smqleton Mr L 'rung FIRST ROW left to rrqht F Sorensen F Klatte lco captl F Buschmeler I Chalfonte fcocaptj D Taylor I Shank A Smrth R Lewrs 1941 SCHEDULE Apnl 4 St Bernard here Aprll 8 Pl ll'lVll19 here Apnll Maclelra there Apnl l Anderson Aprll 18 Deer Park Aprll 22 Sycamore Aprrl 25 Loveland here here there there HE 1940 baseball season found Coach Lernxnq wxth a squad of rookles except for two regulars from the DIQVIOUS year Consequently lhe record of four w1ns aqamst nlne losses does not beqln to show the Splflf of enthuslasm and cooperahon that the squad carrled lhrouqhout the season Wrth the loss of only four senrors by qraduatlon last year and W1th an experlenced squad of sopho rnores JUHIOIS and sen1ors thxs season of 1941 prornlses to be a very good one A home qame Wlth St Bernard starts the season Apr1l 4 lall l , - - , - . . , , , - , - V . , . , . , . e. . , , , - ., . ., . , - ., . ,. , . , . . . H . H 1 . 5 I - I I 1 RESERVES T TO Rlf flT Q Reeves F Crrtrh l ft lker' a1 V T 11S year the Reserve team played the pre ll War, 'ga 1 es '1 e there was 110 C11 basketball 1n the C nnty Thev Dlay d se n 4 es and won th ee ot ther 11 st ot the games were lcst by but a tew 1201 1ts JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM ST NV MG tr r Lpflbyy' CRATE IC R61 1' F aus B The 1un1or h1qh basketball tean1 won SIX qarnes lost 1X and t1ed two th1s season They went to the serm hnals IH the tournament held at St Bernard February 13 l4 l5 and l6 where they defeated Mt Healthy and Blue Ash and lost to St Bernard E321 9 LEP gl T. , . .QQ H. lt.1ller, Fl. 'en-:rs G. Bixxnner, E. Black R. Seed. KNO! IH giicfxxrc: l. M111 't .bgqht 1' 1 l wwf 3 vxmxu QHC 1 1 'rls' ' 0 1 . 1 A . e are teen 'atixs 1 1 . v- sw. 1 f- ' I .V 1., . V X, -V -. A tif' 2051521 Pat c' son, QJ.Le1ve,R. l'11-12, . 1 . - Q O. 'NQ:s, '. 1:1Qn , .Oz e., .. Iozw s, i'a:'1.,l Selpfft T. PrC 1Cf,E. Serial. .1 ' , S , ' . - . , 1 1 1 1 - - 1 F G. I-l. A. HE G A A was orqanrzed thts year to take the place ot the qlrl s basketball team Many new oarttcnpants came to our meetmqs to enloy the followxnq sports basketb ll badmmton table tenms volley ball and baseball Class teams were chosen and an tnter class tournament was held Awards were qwen to the ones who made a total of one hundred pomts These potnts TOP ROW fstandmqj left to rxqht C, Forshee M Gerard A Mtchtll M Schaefer V Schott N Hender son A Sullrvan N Gerard I Clak V Beekley FOURTH ROW tstandmqj M Gatch G Iumlt P Fehl P Muchmore N Ionq W Martm E Malkus I Bryant I Cummlns K Stoehr H Grtnstead I Btckel Ltndell M Klpp V Cook B Havemann B Stern SELOND ROW CS ated? B Bowersock B Brunner A Burnnavn E Kesslmq K Iehnston lcopr SI D Tay or Cco pres? V Smtth I Malot L 1-lmt A Steelman L Crrtchell FIRST ROW Con floorj V Selq S Seed L Ttnqley C Sthmtdt F Barber M Tucker R Leever B Burnharr R Clenmn M Corwm P Cummms were obtamed by practrcmq or playrnq on a class team Extra pomts were qrven to the members ot the w1nn1nq teams The tollowmq ottrcers were elected Mrss Soth sponsor Kathern Iohnston and Dorothy Taylor co presxdents Lorna Cntchell, vrce prestdent, and Anna Mae Steelman secretary treasurer l33l . .N ' ' THIRD ROW lstandmqj--fl. Sanford, R. Stevens, R. Strathmann, I. Harris, Mass Soth lfaculty advlserl, P. CHEERLEADERS .J ,dry -7' Emil: 12:5 . An ,.' ,' KTJEELIFJG J' .-x ' Y x - v' , N iw Q F ACTIVITIES It M IW I Iii X I If Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Faculty Adviser Business Dick Sliaz-J, Chairman Eilpert Matthews Frank Kiatte Advertising Roger Eccze, Chairman Harrison Clancey Herlpert Cassidy lchn Cosby Dcnalci Taylor lfsper Chaifonte Euoene Tinqley George Bourqrat Arthur Armacost Features Virqinia Ann Cook, Chairman Vvlilma liuntz Lois Allison licland Seed Rosemary Smart Calendar Mary A. Kipp, Chairman Dorothy Fullen Marrorie Aszman Donna Iohnston Bolilvy Ann Havemann ANNUAL STAFF Subscriptions friiin McKee, Cliairrrtan l.a..ra Taylcr lfardaret Siiaefer Anna l-Tao Steelman lriary Ccn Gatch Ann Burnham layne Clark Virginia Beekley P11121 Leever Photography lack Harvey, Chairman Dick Everlrardt Frank Tinsley Lee Ferguson Stewart Proctor Sports Katlrern lc-lrnstcn Mary Cwerard Howard Smith Philip Steqerneyer Carol Forshee Patty Lindell Helen A. Ong Clubs lrlfanda luiartrn, Chairman Nina Claire Davis Gladys lurlfs Betty Stein Ucris Vfentz Will Fufh Strafitrnann Prophecy Betty Brunner Compositors lizanita Sanford, Chairman Vivian Smith Angeline Winston Dorothy Taylor Sara Black Art fiery Clrarictto Fischer, Alice Mitchell Phyllis Due-ll Czr airman The Board ot Control ot the school annual, the senior class project, is composed of those seniors who, having had experience last year as assistants, are now chairmen ot the various committees. Each department, with a senior chairman, has a junior as apprentice, other seniors, and, at times, underclassmen, also assisting. The senior class undertakes the financing ot the annual. l36l BULLDUG Editor-in-chief Associate Editor Business Manager Subscription Managers Advertisements Eeature Editors Sports Editors Activities Managers Exchange Editor Humor Editors Club Reporters Class Reporters Betty Brunner Lorna Critchell Virginia Cook Mary Ann Kipp, Betty Stein, Lee Ferguson Iohn McKee, lohn Cosby Marjorie Aszman, lack Harvey Roger Booze, Philip Stegemeyer Wilma Kuntz, Patty Lindell Dorothy Eullen Margaret Schaefer, Arthur Armacost Mary T. Gerard, Doris Vtfentz, lasper Chalfonte, Lois Allison, Howard Smith, Bobby Ann Have- rnann, Angeline VV'inston, Vivian Smith. Senior, Kathern lohnston lunior, Alice Mitchell Sophomore, Mary Con Gatch Freshman, Ann Burham Eighth, Virginia Beekley Seventh, PeQQY Cummins Staff Typists Ruth Strathmann, Wanda Martin, luanita Sanford The Bulldog under the direction of Miss Caskey, Mrs. lnnis, and Mrs. Barrett has had six very successful issues. This year the staff has set a new standard by which they have worked toward a better publication, and they feel they have maintained the standard. The staffs greatest pride is being a member of the International Quilt and Scroll. This year the Bulldog became a member of the National Scholastic Press Association. I-IL -HI TLP R7 1 md 11 1 z A Vwxnston V G Y e C Q r CIIIWH D Iohnson T R R01 It1 d uar r Ix s L Crnch cu rer A JI M Gerard K, Yorshee P Duell er en 1e r ci I. AII1s QECOIN ROVV Isa t C1 N' Q WED! F n v manga B 511111 R Quayle D Moss R NGEAGY H n1e'y E Rodre D Seed INI1 u s Km, The AIIH1 Chorus qave two performances thls year w1th the IOIIOWIHQ casts under tne d1rect1on ot Mrs K1nq MINSTREL B111 Rodner I-Iurnson Lmn Ly Avnarost Eno rn 11 and Arthur nn, 11 r Frank T1nq1ey DOIIIS Iohnson Frank Tm, ey Dons Vwentz and Nanny Gerard ooo Uu II 1 Rodncr Accordmn soo V1rq1n1a Ann Cock TTIO VIVIGH Qrruth PhvII1s DueII and 1an L11 tor' Mae quartet DIC are IGNIS Frank TIHQIQY Roger Iohnson anct Ray fII!T11dI Qextet Mary Turpxn Gerard Ahre MtLI1e II SLIIYIPY OIAYI Bobly A Havemann Mary Con Gatgh fni I.c,1s FI'nt Dances Ann Mae Steetrnan and Patty I.1ndeIl Sketdn A'1r' VM nston and uorothy Schwao Qketcln IVI rqaret S Iueter and Carol Forshee I3BI Iuoru 111111110 nke ur the Ban T1e Tyr sy TTGII I1 st 1 Sonq at TVXIIIQIII and a xc rredfv H M S PINAFORE 1 rt and bu 1X n lf osey Porte B1lI Rodner 1 Far ta1n C Gran P1111 Steoemejer Ra ph R11 Kstraw R1 11rd I1e1v1s Duk D 1c1eye ArtI111r Arrna cs' Bob Bctket Roqtr Iohnson Tom Turker Rdyrnoni Schrmdt Iosephme W1 nm K nt? Heb Dons Wen 2 Mrs Cnpgs I'3utterf' Ixanry Gerard 1 1 , I 1 i 'V ul .str 1 5 If-f' In 11gI1t I. Fuzxffrd D. Vlert , 1 ' , M. '1 H,w.:11I, A, Str-11:1:a:1, N Gerard, A. S111I1'ar1, K, S1 eh , D. T1 srzrgfter, V 1 -k, fQ. Sf'I1v-lab, I. S3 e 'ke , L, J 1. , . ' 1 HI fx 'J' s tn 1:1-41 G. Iunts, S. Q I-ce , I1 4etE11.., . ' ell, P. - g L1:1' 11, M. Sz.-hae , . I xtgiv.-II, , : 1, 1 , 1 ,Q Q f R1:1KI1-y, I.. Eck t, A. Cru time r, A. A1rL':Ost, 1 .-on I ' 1. ' f Q Q f 'I 1. Gatch, B. Hove-11 1, I, Malott, I.. ii t, R. Kelley, R. VI t fl, , ' 5 , X1 , '1 1 , . 1' ' , 1 Parrott, V. S:111th, XV Kxzntz, M. Fzsrher. N FIRST 10:1 i1o::'---G. Ttfxihibcrgor, P. Steqrerzzeyez, I. Chelionte, R1 Ss-:11x11nit, R. Lewis, Art Arznaucst, F. T1 cj' ' ', , 1 r, . , I IxI:k--1. F f1an.t.3' R Io11:1P:'1 1 'o I1 3192 re: Mg. c' sig ei 1:11 ' . A . - , . , U .Xu C1 ' s 1 ,rs St' .1 f df' I. i - - iv J X A . 1, I I y. . 9 ' 1 7 ' 'A 1 rmtriof' 1 If I t oiof 'ti ' '. A , N Lum 1 Q . N, . . . BTH f , V ' -' I A IG'Ine T II' 'a I 4 1 I I A S' I .TIT A r ' Lili' or 1 ' Q ' ' ff' A P 4 ' 1 A 1 Lx . Y . 1 Y R I 1 C' . 'CI 1 ' 1 - 11 11 11 , , ' Q1 ' , 1 ' ' L' 1 -.Y ' C 1 ., . 1 ' , ' I ' 1 , I A. I P 1 ' , 11 'e, 2 . . , ' , 1 C 1' Q 1 . L 1 ' ' A 1 ' ' ' 'I u . 1 1 I1 . ' '7 '. I I e ' t 1 . 'a 01' , . ' 1 ,ual I . SYMPHUNY CLUB N l939 Symphony clubs were organlzed ln l-lannlton County by Mrs Regmald Casey to encourage attendance at the Ch1lclrens Synrohony con certs ot the Cmcmnatr Symphony Crcheatra and to encourage a love and dDpI'9Cldl1OI'1 of good muslc among the students Terrace Park has tne drstmctron of belng the f1rst and the largest one to be orgamzecl Each member purchase-C a season tlcket for the tlve concerts tnd the club travelmg oy school bus attends each concert m a group A mrmeographed mterpretatton and explan atron of each concert IS sent to the club prevtous to the concert The offlcerb are Mary Turpm Gerard presrdent Patty Lmclell v ce presrclent Lorna Crrtchell Secretary Carol Forshee treasurer and Io Anne Malott oromoter FOURTH ROW lstandmgj lelt to rlqht I Houghton H Clan y D Schwab K Stoehr AI Gerad N C DAVIS M C F1scher B Serbert A Arrnacost R Booze Gatch M Aszman R Havem 'tn S Quayle R Kel y V Alhaon SECOND ROW G Crawford I Cunnnun V A Cook C Forshee Nr Wrlson ffuculty aclvtserl M T Gerard tpreal P A L dell 'I Ong ttacultf advrs rl Uclell A Mau! M Rchac KNEELING M Radcliff R Leever x. Car' on A Crltchell S Crttrh ll E Kmsely L Ferguson I Knlsely l39l THIRD ROW- I. Burnham, L. Allison, E. Ccaby, A. Burnham, I. Clark, A. Sullrvan, C. Bmder, M. C. , . , . . , . 1 , . l.e , '. , Qav ,AMSL 4 e,Lfcr'-. ,rf . 11, lien HI-Y TOP ROW lstandlngl 'ett to rtizht I Ct wont Ft Schmrdt A Arwta ost E Matthews D Shaw Cpresl SECOND ROW' Istarfdrnql E Rxey P Ste, 'ncycr P. lohnson Mr Wrlson Na ulty aclvlserl H Smlth F Sorensen R Booze FIRST ROW lseatedl I Shank S Proctor I McKee E Tmqley l-l clancey E Eltzroth CNot m picture D Taylor H Lewrsj HIS rnarrcs the twelfth year for the H1 Y rn Terrace Park For the past seven years lvrr Wrlson present pr1nc1pal of Terrace Park has been the faculty adv1ser of the club The H1Y lS a drvrsron ot the Young Mens Chrrstran Assocratron The toundatron of the crg HIZGTIOD rs four pledges called planks clean speech clean scholarshrp clean sportsmanshrp and clean l1v1ng The students who were members last ye r are Drck Shaw presrdent Elbert Mathews vrce presrdent Donald Taylor se retary Howard Srntth treasurer Roger Booze lasper Chalfonte Harnson Clancey Ray Schrmdt and Phrlrp Stegemeyer The new members who entered the club thrs year are Art Armacost Iohn McKee SGH1 rs Eugene Tmgley Earl Eltzroth Jumors Bud Sorensen ger lohnson lack Suank Eppa Rrxey Stewart Proctor and Rrchard LEWIS sophom res l4Ul 'F . ,, . ra.. G, ... , . . C ., . ' , . .. . . , L , .c ce. . , c , , . . S , . , . , . , . ., . 1, . ' , . . : l . ' ' ,f . . . . , . . , Q t. . , I I - . r . . , 5 O I A N-f I - I UV f I ' I I . - . .. I I I 4 I . V 1 , I6 - I ' ' . I W I I - I I I R, V , S r , E , , -, f- ., . HIS ts the tenth anmversarv ol the Grrl Reserves at Terrace Park whlch was rnrtrated and IS strll sponsored by Mrss Phrlhower The OH1 ers are Wtlma Kuntz presrclent Alrce Mltchell v1ce pres1dent Lors Flrnt se- retary and Dor othy Kelley treasurer The dCl1Vlll9S rncluded an rnlbrmll 1n1t1at1on of stx freshmen and 1 few upper Classrnen the annual danCe and two ptcntcs one wtth the l-l1Y boys and cne f r Grrl Reserve members only Th1s ye r several rneetrnqs were held at the qlrls h ntes so that the rnernbers mlqnt become better acquarnted The 5, 1 t l r the year wts tne re deeor trnq el the grrls locker room The walls were pa nted a lrqht color and new curtarns were hung The ltqhtrnq eondrtr Us were also rmprovecl TOP ROW is andlrtql left to rzqht M Gatch A Stoehr A Steelman A Sullxvan P Lmdell R Stevens Hel D Schwab I Lunnrns 'Vl F1 Cher D Trornpter SECOND ROWIstand1nq, lv' Schaefer X, For hee M Femrd N Gerard I Clam I Mathrs A Burnham E Cosby L Flmt D Wentz l. A'l1an Nlrss Phxlhcwer Lfaculy adv serl FIRST ROW Iseatedl L Bartels R Smart B Haverna n B Stem D Kelley W Kunz fpresl A Mxtahell Crt r l l 'Jlalotl Nl Aszman S Ouaye R Ke T41 ' ' ' . ' ' ' .' . C, ' N-rf 123 :V 1- l - 'N a ' ' ' . T, l's, -. J ', . xr- ,.'. A: ,,l.. ,I I I V I ' I lf . f , F. 5 , . J , . , , . ', . .' , . L. me rf f. K, K -A '. ,' . .A ue-9. ' ' ' A A ' l THIRD ROW tstandingl t Ee I Cosby I Nc ee M Snhaefer I Cummins P Linde-ll L ritchell ST ROV 1 t desk z 3 e isc r er u on URING this its third year ot organization Le Cercle Francais has used as a theme tor the programs ot its meetings the French heritage of Americans. Films were useo depicting lite dress and customs of the French- speaking inhabitants ot Montreal and Ouebec provinces and the Gaspe region in Canada. The Noel meeting brought a study of holiday customs and Noel arols. At the last meeting New Orleans with its Mardi Gras and French quarter and th cities cf Fren h origin in the Mississippi Valley were studied. Le Francais a la Page a newspaper published in Toronto, Canada has contributed modern current French expressions as well as news. The club as a group saw the French-made movies Les Perles de la Couronne and La Kermesse Heroique. At the Fiesta-Fete le Cercle Francais presented La Ouete Fatale. This years officers are president Heloise Dupont Wilma Kuntz' vice- president Marie Charlotte Colbert Mary Charlotte Fischer- secretaire Daphne Du Bois Marjorie Ann Aszman' and tresorier Francois Duval Lee Ferguson. l42l th xi v B ' . let tc right E. Tzniffy, H. Srzxitli, R. oz.-, . , , . i K . SECOND ROKR' M. A. Kipp, C., Fczfhee, T. Gerard, N. C. Davis, I. A. Malott, Miss Ong Itaculty adviseri, . ' , . , . , . C . FIR J a ' ' M As zzzarg, VV. Kimi: In s., lvl, C. F he, L F 7 s . . , . 4 . , . H . if 1 C S, , 9 C It if D 1 I 1 ri '-f 1 if H ,I it L ClRClJl.Q ESPANOL was orqantz-ed three years aqo to learn more about the oust ms and lorstory ot bpanrsh Arnenca lt also qtves the students practt e 1n usrncf Spanrsh sxn e the meetrnqs rre o nduoted 1n Spamsh The theme of our rneetlnos thts year has been Pan America Three speotal pro grams were a spe tlfer wxth tra Jel frlms on Mexrco the Chrlstrnas rneetlnq of Span1shArner1can Customs ot Nav1cl d and a proqram on Puerto RICO from rnaterlal reoetved from our correspondents at Mayaquez Puerto RICO Supple rnentary mt rrnntlon came from 1nd1v1dual readrnq of travel books and the Spanlsh edm ns ot The Roaders Ernest and the Pan Arnertoan Bulletrn We ob erved Pan Arnertoan Day Apnl l9 wtth an assembly for the Juntor and senror htq r school We also gave a Ftesta on March 20 The tables were placed around a pane ano t skrt M1 Novto Mex Cano was qtxen bf the Junror htqh class The omoers are prestden e Iu flllat Rome J Baboy Anne l-tavernann Vtoe pres1olente Lora Sastre Laura Taylor se retarla Teresa Aoero Anna Mae Steel man tresorero Iuan At ra Iohn McKee TOP ROW tstandmql ett tor ht H Ca SIAY K S h dt F Matthews I Bxnc A Amburqy V Beekley owersok F T1 ey td P rswof- SELOND ROW tstandmql H Onq Itafuly dvr I Hurts U Menlce H Frm texrl P Duell A Wrns on L Grrton I Bryant D Ke ey FIRST ROW Cs atedb B Stem C Bmde I Tavlor A Seelnar I 'V'cKee B Hav rrawn rpresl R Leever e ct R o f43l T . F , w , . . . o Q A o . . .A . , . . A . x nn . . o J oo o . X, . I l IC' - I l - , J . . of . ' t , ' , ' . ' . l . 4 , Q . , , - , - , . Y , 3 , v f . .VA W Y- f I. .1 -, - .N . H o ,, ,oo . 3 ' T I - , - t ' x r r - I . 1 K . . 4 ,, , 7 X ,. J . . , . , . , - . . . 0 - -' I :- ' ,X f- f I ' - ' . o t , ,U V. , , I A , vl . A ' - I -'1 - J-f If 1 -f 1 - A - . - . A-+A' 1 1 -' --XM J, v- . I :ig . st u , . o rm , .. , , 1' ol, . , . , B, B C., . nigl , D. Se A , .. F . f . rt. ' . 3 7 a sorb, . f':, , 2 , . ,I fa 1 , . . , . ' t , . ' , . , . ll' . ' e - . ,, . A , .Z x1,.l.. ,. er. 'N ., . , 5, S E-.fNCt1I1f3lClL1fE, . T1 'xii ADVUIIATI LATINI TL J ROV tvartdr 1 ta V 'uae rou B E Rxxe Q Q o nt was rot or z w lar V 'XID ROV KBTGIGIH1 trt tts Nab D N ' Qtoe t tRST ROV! Csc atedt tl' s I' tt r tt c sr A Burn ant Losby l l Gatpn 'V KL ntz l qhawk ok t SJ Qu t er H o tNo rn ,tp ur D Fullen D lchwstonj a chapter of the lunror Classtcal league we endeavor to tultrll 1ts pledge The members of the Iuntor Classrcal League covenant to hand on the torch or classtcal c1v1l1zat1on tn the modern Norld They beheve an acquamtance wrth the c1v1l1zat1on of G ee e and Rome wrll help them to understand and appra1se thts world ot today vhtch 13 tndebted to anctent c1v1l12at1on 1n rts government laws lrteratures languages and arts Our memoershtp tncludes students rn second thrrd and fourth year Latm also trrst year students recetvmg a B average tor the hrst semester Our act1v1t1es although tradtttonal tor stxteen years are constantly en rtched by new features Thrs year we tntrodu ed a beautrful new r1tual for our solemn mrttatron The programs mcluded the electron of ofhcers brrthday party .tpper at Butterworth Farm Saturnalra and the annual banquet Foltowmg a custom ot ten years Vtrgtnta Ann Cook and Dorothy Fullen who have marntatned a B avert ge for tour years w1ll recerve Vergtllar medals at Commencement I44 - A-Q4, Y M. X l . 'DI ' .' '.'.t :url left to muh? I Sch' trdt, P. Y' tts, R. -zz E, ndtr, E, T 1, . lohmfon, . ry, P. , rcvnsen, Art Ar 6 .t, c. P -1 , E. El! roth, B. lf ts, G, Eu'-f.f td. SQCQO. J ' 1 ' 'Q' L. Flxnt, l.. Eck , L. Bartf., IJ. Q':h' , . 't wFI1l7, L. Aluson, K. .. rhr, Il. Trozng tux, A. Arztzacost, N. Gerard, lk johnson. 1 , 'Mr . Bos - fonfort, . h , ' , ., , V. 1 , . ., . , V. Cot gfxtt. , S. aylt-, R. Keir y, B, '.'ffrltazi3e', B. Hastettl , On-g ttm-sgwcztsorl t t e: S ' 'c ,. , ' ' t 1 It , , I . . . . , . 1 Y i . , . V r c ' ' I xv' lk, l l AN I ' I I 4 I l I 1 t t t - V I ' A N' I l I . . . - A . . . , , . 4 I I I I V V I I T , V , . t . C . . A I I ' l ' V I V I ' I st . ' , . 1 . . . , - - t - t . . , y . . . . 1 'T' - t A l HUME ECKERS HE HOME ECONOMIL S cluo held 11S hrst meetmq rn October w1th slxteen members present The othcers ele ted were lane Specker pres1dent Dorothy Kelley v1cepres1dent Ann Wm ton secretary and Dorothy Moss treasurer ln February the ire hm n q1rls re ervmq an averaqe ot B tor the ftrst semester were 1n1t1ated mto the club The sex en new members 1n1t1ated were V A1ch3ltz L Bartels E Cosby l' H915 S Ouayle R Smart and R Stevens Thts year the club had a large exh1b1t at Carthaqe Farr The q1rls won many rlbbons on the1r work and the club won a prtze for the general exh1b1t made ot all schools showmq the1r work At the May meetmq M1 s Wolf a be ut1c1an talked to the club on phases of beauty culture At thrs rn etmq the Gtrl Reserves were the quests ot the club The outstandmq proJect ot the year was a tea sponsored by the freshman qrrls The quests 1ncluded the club members and the faculty SECOND ROW t tandm Gru u 1 an v T H915 Malkus RST ROW Iseatedl S Ouayle A Wm ton L xi lle I L. W erthwaxto tt ctlty advxserl I Specker D Mos R Nleeley l45l Y N 1 . . . t . . , ' - ' 1 ' S . c 2 . - ' Y V ' I ' D1 I r ' I I ' V ' I ' ' . ,Q .rm Q , . 3 , Q. , . . : . 3 V I D '. TOP ROW fstandmql left to nqht l. Mathis, R. Smart, E. Cosby, M. Holliday, V. Aicholtz, L. Bartels, L. Girton. s xtql A. enernerel, I. Binkley, D. Schwab, A. S ll'v , R. Ste ens, . , E. Fl . , . ' s , T. ' e y presl Mrs. To gt a 1 ' , . , . s, . t - . S. E. . SECOND ROW lstandmql left to nqht G Iurlf M K p D Taylor S Black K Johnston MISS Thrasher lfaculty ad ISSIJ FIRST ROW fseatedj W Marttrt Sa od R Strarhnaann V Sruth lpre B Brt nne HE S E A CLUB celebrated 1lS frrst annrversary thls year To be elrqlble to Jo1n thrs club a student must belonq to erther the Of'f1CQ staff advanced shorthand class advanced typtnq class or be a member of the beqrnmnq shorthand class who has an average of B Wlth the help of Mrss Thrasher the faculty advrser of the S E A the members sponsored a skatrnq party and a carnrval wrth such outsandrnq features as Mr Peanut the rubber man from the Vforld s rarr and Coffee Mary well known fortune teller Wrth the money made the memb rs plan an educa tronal tour to Washrnqton D C The members who were also rn the club last year are V1v1an Smrth presr dent Wanda Martrn vrce presrdent Betty Brunner recordrnq secretary and Ruth Strathmann correspondrnq secretary The members who were 1n1t1ated thrs year are luanlta Sanford treasurer Mary Ann K1pp Sara Black Kathern Iohnston Gladys lullfs and Dorothy Taylor S E A stands for speed effrcrency and accuracy T461 V . - . ., I. nf r , , . , . .' s.E, . 1 1, , 1 I : , . . ., 1 I f- . . , 1 . , , . -2 , . V C , . . I , - I V T I I I f I I , 1 I . . . . , , . PEP CLUB HE cheermq sect1on ot the school at the games had stead1ly become tamter and ta1nter tn tts cheers for the team To tmprove th1s the cheerleaders Patty Llndell Io Anne Malott ano Anna Mae Steelman wxth Mlss Qnq and M1ss Sath put the1r heads t qether and orqantzed the Pep Club The purpose rn orqamamq th1s club was to te 1 h the members the cheers and to have a blqqel and better cheermq secuon at the games The result has been an tncreased Cheerlnq sect1on and more school Splfll The Club has atm st fltty members and lt has sponsored the selhnq ot meqaph ne emblems Th1s year the cheerleaders have s1x understud1es three of whom are freshman qlrls who led the cheermq for the reserve qames ln addltlon to these they have tramed three tmy tots who a1ded the cheerleaders durlnq the tourna ments The ofhcers are Lorna Crttphell presldent Huqh1e Seed v1cepres1dent Bobby Anne Havemann secretary and Anna Mae Steelman treasurer FOURTH ROW Qstandmql left to rxqht P Stag rmeyer L Taylor V Cook l Sanford D Bonnell I Harms D Taylor M Gerard A 5Ull1Vd!l A Mxtcholl I Elckel I Clark Art Arn acpst THIRD FtOWlStand1nqD D Iohnston M1ssSoth1Co rorsorl f Culespxe, M Gxrton K Soehr N Gerard M Schaefer A A st u A Burn a axrott M Ga h P Trou Mxss Ong q o sponsorl SECOND ROW V Beekley R Leever M Tu ker L Crxtchell H Seed B Havemann S Quayle L Flmt C Carlson L Crrtchell B Bows-rso k FIRST ROW P Lmoell A Steeln an l txflalott T471 - 1 f - 1 . , 1 l - s f 1 1 . . A V , V .1 . . ,n, . 1 I WN F . - C . . C ' , o f V . 1 . - . F . . - , ' , I 1 ' I , A V f 1 - 4 ' V V T A fx! ' ' -f . , -SQ . ,, Q. ,HV , . , . I , . , . , . rznaco. , H. Grmstead, P. D all, . th rn, H. P , . tc , . I, c - . V 7 . , . , . . C' , . ' , . , . , . , . , , , . , . Q . -- . ' ' , . ' 1 , .I . U L81SlIR L T BOWIstand1n ltt tc ht P S V K p 1 r o l Sanod V Nartm C Forshee L Ferqu O SECOND ROW lsta td '1 ra hma C 1 r rret Q1 c. 1serl IS key lf u y ISSYJ M s r1r s 'v adv a Vwen FIRST ROVM iseatrdl B Stem A Mltche u on Kuntz szman No 1 1 ure D ul r AST year the Bulldog was accepted as a member of the 1nterna1onal 1ournal1st1c fratern1ty the Qu1ll and Scroll The Bulldog was one of s1x school newspapers IU CDh1o to be 1HV1lGd to Jo1n 1n 1940 The Qulll and Scroll was founded IH l92b by a group of h1gh school super v1sors to encourage and award 1nd1v1dual achrevement 1n h1gh school Journal 1sm To become a member a student must meet these requ1rements he must be at least a 1un1or 1n the upper thfrd of h1s lass and must have done supenor work IH Jourr1al1st1c or creatwe endeavor l-le mu t be recommended by the faculty sponsors and be approved by the 1nternat1onal secretary treasurer The sen1ors who are also charter members of the Qu1ll and Scroll are Kathern Iohnston Dorothy Fullen V1rg1n1a Ann Cook and Betty Brunner The new members who were 1n1t1ated the f1rst semester are luamta Sanford VIVIGH Smlth Mary Ann Klpp Buth Strathmann Wanda Martln Lorna Cr1tchel1 Wllma Kuntz and MarJor1e Aszman The second semester 1n1t1ates are Carol Forshee Margaret Schaefer Ph1l1p Stegemeyer Betty Ste1n Patty Lrndell Lee Ferguson Mary Turpln Gerard Dons Wentz and Al1ce M1tchell l48l OP gl e rxq. . tegertteyer, .tp , N. 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II 1 I QC I ' lv C F I -In If Zngravmgs Made by The Repro Engraving Cn I 09LLZ S Individual and Group Portraits Osborne and O Hagan I I Compliment of 1 g., Fifth and Elm Streets Cincinnati, Oh CCDNTRAST Wired ahc wireless communication have mace It pesslhle lor every one In ths nation to have up to the mnhu e nevvs ol vvorlcl wide actlvmes ln what other nation can such a thing tale place? E The Clnclnnatl 8: Suburban Bell Telephone Company . . . Q 0 O . . . . -L . . . . . . 0 Q O IURBM Qbgu sql, S' JL 02 5 i Q- E S v Q 5 e 4 1 Q1 ,F 01,189+ 1iPnonn.1 l l l Comphments of Complxments of CINCINNATI The CIRCIHRSTI SCIENTIFIC CO Ath1et1c Goods Co 224 Mam sheet Cmcxnnah Ohxo 641 Mam Street C1nc1nnat1 Ohio SCIGIIIIIIC Matenals Phone CHerry 4769 Fme Chemlcals plenty of If and famously cheap for befrer luvmq and for mdusfnul expansion us on asset of -thus area THE CINCINNATI GAS 81 ELECTRIC CO E561 CINCINNATI FLOOR CO Eastern and Llnwood Avenues CINCINNATI EAst 1837 Resrhent Floors Wood Floors Cok R bber Llnotlle Lnoleum Asphalt Trle Pa kay Plank Parquetry Ant que Reproduc Mashc Set Floo ng Penrod Iurden 6 Clark CO ST BERNARD CINCINNATI OHIO Manufacturers of Forexqn and Domestxc Veneers Walnut Lumber and Drmensxons Butternut and Cherry Mahoqan es Teak Ebony Pnma Vera Lovea One tal Palo Blanco Rosewoods and Other Fo eqn Woods PHONE AVon 5520 5521 THOMAS FUNERAL HOME 4418 Whetsel Avenue Where SERVICE IS combmed wxth a true HOME LIKE atmosphere 24 Hour Invahd Car Servlce Kuhlmann Hardware Co Cabmet and Buxlders Hardware CUTLERY AND TOOLS Moser s Pamts and Varnlshes Walker Turner Dnver L1ne Wood workmg Machrnery 1318 1320 1322 MAIN STREET Telepho es CI'Ierry 0301 CHerry 0302 CINCINNATI OHIO MEYERS MARKETS 3915 Oak Street Marxemont Home Made Ice Cream Sherbets Salads Frozen Foods BALZHISER AND BROWN Fresh and Smoked Meats WHITE VILLA FOODS Mam Street Phone Mllford 88 MILFORD OHIO Compllments of FAMILY THEATRE MILFORD, OHIO Comphments of The William Glenny Glass CO. , 1 o i - - - . r . u , ' ' , I . 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Industrial Block, ' ri - l . - ' - ll I I ll ' ' l n : : I 57 I For All Exactrng Tastes Dot Quallty Canned Foods On Sale At All Dot Stores Drstnhuted by THE IANSZEN COMPANY Cmcmnatx Ohxo Phone MA1n 0832 NICOLAI S Hearth Bak d Pretzels and Dehctous Potato Chlps Cones and Sugar Wafer Cakes CINCINNATI PRETZEL CO 642 Sedam Street Phone WA 00780263 KELLEY S Dalry Bar Dehcatessen Mann St eet Newtown O Pho e SHawnee 200 2038 When rn Need of OFFICE SUPPLIES patromze The Pounsford Stahonery Company 422 Mann Street ARNOLD AND LUDLOW Servlce Statlon Sohlo Products Mam 6: Church Streets Newtown Oh1o Cameras Fllms PIESCIIPIIOIIS Newtown Ohio We make our own Ice Cream Ma Ph SHa nee 35 Toys Supphes WALKER IMPLEMEN T CO Iohn Deere Farm Equlpment LOcust 7382 88 Church St Newtown IIM S SHELL STATION 6300 Wooster Plke Manemont Oh1o IESS TUCKER Expert Auto Reparrmq and Acetylene Weldmg WHITE ROSE GASOLINE Phone BRamble 1660 Wooster Pxke G Camden A e FINLEY S KENNELS Phone TErrace 7531 Terrace Park Oh1o BRUNNER'S BOSCH GROCERY Servlce Statlon DOT FOODS Tel Mllford 525 Phone Mllford zaa Terrace Park Oh1o ISBI 106 ' I . . . - - NEWTOWN 151-IARMACY - I I I - 92 in St. . w' Mllford Beauty Shoppe BETTY BOSCH 126 Mann Street Mllford 24 GEO LINKE 6- SON Plumblnq Heatmq Sheet Metal Supplies Telephone 255 Mrlford Ohro MILFORD HARDWARE General Hardware and Pamts Phone Mrlford 21 Mrlford Ohxo SHUMARD HARDWARE Hardware Stoves Household Supplies Pamts Sportmq Goods Garden and Flower Seeds MILFORD OHIO Comphments of BEN FRANKLIN S Mrlford Ohio MYERS SHOE REPAIR Modern Shoe Reburlder Expert Work Snappy Servlce Main St Mrlford KUHNELL S MEATS Partrrdqe Pure Pork Products 0 G C Frost Sealed Fruxts Vegetables 6 Sea Foods 125 Main St Milford 75 C E IOHNSON Prescnptxon Druqqxst Phone 200 MlIfO!d OIIIO The Clermont Lumber and Supply Company BRamble 1749 Mxlford MILFORD SWEET SHOP Sodas Lunches Sundaes HOME MADE Ice Cream and Candles Free Dancxng BERNARD T SAUER Reg1stered Optometnst Natronal Bank Bldg Room 7 Phones Mrl 46 G 273 Milford Complrments of W R WUND CO Shoes Dry Goods Hosxery Men s Fu' mshmgs Etc Phone 181 Mrlford Ohxo Scott Bros and Company Dealers rn Coal Feed and Bullders Supphes The Howe Bros Co s Pamts Milford Ohio DR H W ALBERS DENTIST Ottnce Phone 489 Mrlford Complxments of ROSENZWEIG S Department Store Mxllord and Blanchester ROTMAN S PHARMACY Drugs Sundrles PIGSCIIPIIODS Phone Mllford l50 128 Mann Street I59l I O I ' ' 106 ' . 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I . . r . . , . . Compliments of l l l . I I I . . I . - ' . i . THE TERRACE PARK BUILDING 6. LOAN CO. has served your school district for over thirty years. Terrace Parkway 741SW 5736 H. B. CLANCEY Insurance Fire - Automobile - Casualty 410 Traction Bldg. and Terrace Park Hicks School Bus Bodies GREN M GOODER AUGUST L HUSSEL Whole.-.ale Candy Iobber Exc usive Lowney s Chocolates 76 M Mcken A e Cl-Ie y 1389 We Sohclt Your Patronaqe Call Our Ofhce and Inquire About OUR SPECIAL THRIFTY SERVICE MARIEMONT LAUNDRY Phone BRamble 2000 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND WHITE VILLA GROCER SCOTTS FOOD MARKET Telepho e 133W 2 Ma Mnlio d O FRED SCHMIDT Inten or DECORATING Exterior 3114 Mad son Ro d Oakley M 211 Te 7445 M ROBINSON KINDT PAINTERS DECORATORS Pho e Te ace 732lR THE INN PHARMACY Th Presc pto Dr g Store BR 3223 We Del AL LEMING soH1o SERVICE At the Bndqe Pho 49 Mxltord A P BASINGER M D OH ce Ho 10 00 1 0 6 0 0 by appo tment Wet Aeu Pa I I l . L . . c i v . rr I . . n I i a . 27 in sa. 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Sh had con pleted four unl s each tn Eng lsh and laattn three rn hlstory two each ln rnath rnatrcs and Greeli and one rn sctcnlcc w1'h UIUQIC as t QQCTIVO ln l8Ol a new roorrl was added tor the low r UYGGQS Carrtp Der n nad puts lS who'n they wrshecl to GVQYIQ Terrace Dark Qchcol and so a lultron tee was tlxed t t enty dollars tor the year Thls tee was redu GO t seventeen dollars and tltty cents tn V593 ar d the school board turnlsn d hook tcr the poor Luptls ecords tor the est at tnr me les a e alntast enttr ly l Clxllli! lthct 3 t d that t ere had bee n a wcrnan on tht Board because H1 tae re c ds rt says he rcs in lntendent who taugh the hlulc school and a woran teacher tor the s enth atd elqhth orades who also tauoht Ill hlqh school ln l9U2 school clcsed lurte l3 as rt does thrs year ot l9Lll and Cornrnencernent was also on Thursday lune l7 Cornntence tent was h ld rn the Terrace Park Bartrst Cnr rch whlch was ented tor that purpose ln l904 Gcrrnln was added o the currtculurn Greek was dt contlnued ln thc 111191195 and was CTIQTGO to only two DOES atterwards Vue escapes were added t the school burld v a so 1 1 ln QU! the tour terrns were chanqed t tfvo se'nesters ln l9lU the total enrollnteht was elqtl ythre Cnty vater was ploed to the s hool that year Qt all the prnnary teachers who taught ln carat elotte and Tcrrace Para rnentlon should be rnade ol one who had 1 l IC-I penod ot SGTVICG Kathryn Brrdqe Looke tlrst was 9IDplOY9C1 rn Terrace Park n l89l and except l r a year or two ot absence whrle her chlldren were yound she tauqht unttl l929 ln l9l2 Mr E H Foster becarre superrntendent He was superrntendett trorn thls trrne untrl lO25 except for the year cl l9l7 l9l8 H had resrqned because ot l health but when h1s successor was called to servlce ln the World War he was persuaded to return ln l9l8 He contrnued on the taculty unttl l925 although M1SSlGSS19 L Schenk assumed the adrrunrs trattve dutles IU l9'77 The present rnaln burldlncx was completed and occupted rn September l9l3 and dedt cated IN February l9l1l lt consrsted ot two roorns GOWHSTGITS and two roorns upstalrs The H541 ff' r..1rt'1e'5 .Irvin yvtf- .733 ' Q y X y- - t- 4 Q 4 ' ' e . T ', ' .Q-l Q 3 az lc ' A. a ' . W' ' ' e , L . . 1 lson ' A l 4 V e Q J ' ' - - v,,y - . to , at V , d xt l a . ' s 'C ' o . A - Q . T .a t c ' e ,f ' s , t a . H, t, r ra' H, ' a IQ' ic., r 1' o . Ll 'A , a in h tr: h a ' -,P , ' 'P ' H ' .l a C tr ' ' c s 'r'If By l9Ul the faculty was ccrnpcsed ot tour rnernbers, two elementary teachers, a super- ' . ' ., f ' ' t - Q. , rn ,- , gev fl Q , -l 'N .T J V 4 L l V . : , . a. I ,rt c e ' 5 , 4 v 'c I 1 , ' 1 9 fl T T l , A X, . X. , 1. lil' l M l 1 4 T , ' t t ' , c -X ,c A t A J T 4 4 . , x.J V T lad, lc 'I l9U4. , - f , . , A s . ' ht Y e. N '. ' 3 . ' . ' . T 'T f l , . 2 ' a , ' ' ' ' 'W ' ' c 4 Cl e ' V. f , ' 1 , , t , . o , ' ' - N ' . ' , A ' ' ' cl , r A, l - . e ' tl , , 1 ' -. I 5 -1 ' I Welfare Assocratton or P T A bought a prano whrch was placed rn the lower hall and thrs was used for assernbhes They also purchased playground equtpment The Commencement was f1rst held 1n th communtty church rn 1919 French had re placed German ID the currtculum ln 1914 the P T A presented the school wrth money for a scrence laboratory and chemtstry was added to th currtculum The elementary faculty was enlarged to three teachers and a grade of seventy was establrshed for graduatton Pla rs for the orgamzatton of the Unton Htgh School were mad Iune 7 1920 The htgh school recerved tts charter as a frst grade hrgh school October 18 1921 By 1922 puprls were bemg transported from Newtown Plltnvtlle and Camp Denmson d1str1cts Thts necessttated the lunch room wlnch was organlged and operatcd by the P T A for a few years Art was flso added to the course of study tn 1922 when Mtss Theobald the present art mstructor came to Te race Park The Umon Hrgh School was drssolved tn 1939 srnce under the present School Founda tton law rt was no longer 1 teastble orgamzatton forthe tuttron system IS more advantageous for all the member dt tr1cts ln 1925 Mr R K Saltsbury became superrntendent and Mrs Foster and Mrs 1nn1s also rorned the facul y Home Econorntcs was added the next year wrth Mrss Surbey as mstructor She preced d Mrs 1-lalvorsen and Mrs Cowp rthwarte The oldest colony burldrng recently torn down was burlt durrng thts vear to house the laboratory and sctence classes The gymnastum and two classrooms upstatrs were occupred tn 1928 Wh11e these were belng completed the prtmary room was rn t'1e comrnuntty house Before the butldtng of played away A. though there were several coaches who worked wrth the teams before 1928 Mr Patterson was the frrst coach to be htred by the Boaro of Eoucatton as a full trme tn structor Durtng thts year the com nerctal subrects were added to the currtculum under Mrss Sutton now Mrs R K S lrsbury who preceded Mtss Thrasher The records of 1929 show ftve teachers tn the grade school now there are seven Mr Mattax took over the Sctence department tn 1929 and Mrss Phrlhower Jorned the scrence and math mattcs departments 1931 Mr Lemtng mrttated the manual tramrng department tn 1930 ln 1931 the co ony butldtng was burlt Although 1949 saw nrght football on the athletrc fteld a bond tssue voted rn 1932 pur chased the athlettc fteld rn 1933 Mr Wrlson who had been a hrstory rnstructor at Terrace Park stnce 1934 became the supervtstno prtncrpal ln 1938 when the Scren e butldrng was ftrst o cupred and M1ss Soth Mrss Thrtsher and Mtss Cng Jolned the faculty Mrs Kmg became mustc supervtsor tn 1928 and Mtss Caslcey came tn 1931 The Juntor hrgh was organtzed ln 1939 The ftrst annual called The Pted and Black was publrshed rn 1931 and called The To Lee the next year After that no annual was publtshed unttl 1937 when tt was called 1651 1 ' e 1 ' c. - r ' 1 ' e , . 1 1. , I1 I 1 4 IT V I . i I - . ' 'f - V A . 3 ' P I I 1 I 1 , r . .q, 1 e 1 . . e . ' . ' ' , . 1 1 1 . , . the gym, the old Traction Company barn was used for practice, and all the games were . 1 ' , 1 . . . a A , r ' r . e tn . . A ' . 3 1 '1 ' . , . , 1 . . 1 L J 1 1 11 1 1 'J V 1 U C 1 1 1 1 I C , V 1 4 1 1 1 4. 1 1 1 -1 T N fu f V. I I I 1 4 . 71,72 11 7 I 1 A . 1 JP 1 UERA 1 az-