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

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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

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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.

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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 '