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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1945 volume:

IL ZR mg C L ACE DARK 19402 Our Flog Our Amerlco Our lcmd of opportunvty x' Emblem of our way of life CTM 1945 ennaca Cpanken h d Hy 1 STLTLCLCE, dDCU'Lk SCLIOUQ 'Tr-:nnacz-1 Uoank Glue v u EI Pubhs e By Crime .gtucfenta of the Senlon CQCLAA B k Ed' T P f B ' M Q 'flu Gillaclu cmcll 0? all Terrace Park we sung to thee Rause our uoytul shouts un glee Sung prauses to the Blacl and Ped Evermore to glory led Whatever honor we neaf clcfum We covet only un thy name Keep your courage hugh For Terrace Park Well take the ball uught to the goal Guve the game our heart and soul VVe ll shout the chorus to the sky All together Terrace Hugh' We ll pledge our loyalty to you Sung our prauses old and new Send a rousung cheer Send ut loud and clear For Terrace Park MARY KING I . I '1 Q I Q x X . . 4 , , I I Let us do or die 4-1 ' I and J.: vw, 1 ,Q- J, . v K ff xv 31 N Mx- ' ,.Q1,.. f xg., 5 ,WM ., ,w,.,..,-vqrfw -1 1... I -, I 1 f , X 8 , ' .'f f xi, ,um ,yr-Hx ri ...f-ns-.,.,ae.., 4 J.. TCharles Aucholtz Ed Aucholtz John Aucholtz Arthur Armacost Duck Baunum Harold Baunum James Boker Herbert Barnes Paul Bay Andy Beeson Jum Beets Samuel Berman Albert Buckel Larry Buckel Walter Buckel Hudson Buery Earl Block Jeannette Block Wulluam Block Ruchard Blackburn Betty Blaney Eugene Bloomfield Earl Boland Wulluam Boone Mack H Booze Ruchard W Booze Roger Booze Frank E Bowsher Art Bayles Charles Bradley Robert Browtugam Asa Brewer Wulluam Brutton Jr Wulluom Brown Gene Brunner .lack Busby Frank W Buschme Wulluom Button Jr Theodore Bye Robert Caluguru Robert Carr IEY , M Nc, JOHN L WILSON LESTER L PATTERSON WALDEN JOHANSEN Former Pruncupol Former Coach Former Pruncupal E. lwlen cundl women of oun Arthur Corter Don Carter James Carter Roger Carter Jasper Chaltonte Phulup A Chapman Theodore Chapman Horruson Cloncey Alvey F Clemons Paul Clufton Cecul Clufton Robert Coon Jock Cochran Eddue Colluns Jr Sam Cone Kenneth Conover John Corey Robert Corey Eleanor Cosby John Cosby Gayle Cox Kenneth Cox Roland Cox Thomas Cox James Cross Jock Crenshaw 'fRobert Crone Harry Crohurst Charles R Cutler Robert Dartt John Davus Marselle Dobbuns Wulluam Dokes louus Doty Eugene Dres lloyd Drooks Paul Easter Harald Eberle Ralph Eberle Albert Edward Raymond Engloender UTL LUA Russell Errett Clarence Eveland George Eveland Puchard Everlart Harry Farran Frank Federle Gubson Fenton Wulluom B Fenton Eorl Ferguson Lee Ferguson Robert Ferguson Walter Fute Wulluam Fute Bob Fusher Bull Fletcher Albert D Flunt Jr Ellery Fronkenberg Howard Fruedruch John Galloway Theodore Gotchell .l Charles L Gauer Adolph Geuger Jum Geuser Donuel Gurton Walter Gurton Wulluom Goddard Edwun Goepper Jr l Howard Gruschy Kenneth Grooms EdwordJ Gruenemeuer Wulluam Gruenemeuer Bob Gunkel Alvun Haunes Jock Halvorson Dorothy Halvorson Ralph Harmon Alfred Harmon Joseph Hartman Raymond Heasche Harold Heus James Heusen un the anmecl Duck Herschberger Ben Hewutt Jack Harvey Reuben N Houghton Charles Huddleston Robert Huddleston Ed Hurst Jock Hurst Woodrow Hurst Phulup lllue Stewart Jacob John Jackson Bud Jameson John Jameson Ralph Jameson Clyde Jenkuns Walden M Johnansen Fredruck W Johnson Roger Johnson Colton Jones Jesse Jordan John Jordan Russell C Jordan Ruth Kelley Robert Kelley Wulluom Kelley Dallas Kunney Aldon Kunney Vuncent Kenney Robert Kudd Ellus Kung Wulllom Kung Harold Kuser Frank Klatte LeRoy Klettner Robert Klettner George Klopp John Kuebler Carlyle Kuhn George Kuhn Gene Kuhn u , ' A 5 1 'X I of i A u 0 Bob Becker William. Clemons Geneva Ferguson Elburn lnnis ' ' ' ' ,Jr. ' , r. 6 Salute b.Cl l.UOQ lA?l l.0 CLTLE. AETLULYLC3, oncea or aim cauntn Joe Kuhn Lawrence Kuntz Bull Ladd Jack Ladd Robert Ladd Arthur K Leder Richard Leever Robert l.eever Ralph Leavitt Robert Lemmg Charles lewis Richard Lewis Bull Lundberg Katherine llnke Howard Little Allen Lloyd William Lloyd James Long Jr Bob Lovmg Harold Lovmg Duck McGee Harry McGee Bull McHugh John McKee Herbert Malsch Harold R Maphet 1'Herbert Marriott Forest Mathis Elbert Mathews Robert D Mattan Clyde Mattox Ralph Mattax Gene Meese Oather Hene Meese Norbert Meyer Donald Miller Thurman Miller Tam Miller Robert Mitchell Dave Morgan Gregory Muhlberger Paul Muhlberger Bob Murllne William Myers Harold Oberschlake Robert O Hara William Olngee Russell W Parks Lester Patterson Edwin Paulson Jr Lusken Pennington Jack Phelps Phil Phelps Stuart Postle Stewart Proctor Harry C Prosch Charles Rahn Jack Ray Gordon Richards Jim Rungeman Eppa Rixey Bernard Rolfes Frank G Rolfes Ralph Ross Simon Ross Jr Perky Ruck Nathan W Rutherford Walter St Clair Harold Solsbery Dr Otto Salsbery Robert Scallan Francis Schatifner Carl Scheuer Charles Schmidt Edward Schmidt John Schmidt Ray Schmidt Joe Schott Cornelius Moermond 1'Paul R. Scott Walter W. Moore Duane Seed ll Hugh Seed Edward L Seibert Edward Selgle Jack Shank Charles Shaw David Shaw Richard Shaw John Shockey Harold Shackey Kenneth Singleton William Singleton Alfred Smart AI Smith Frank Smith Howard Smith lawrence Smith Bud Sorensen Jane Sorensen Stanley Starr Guy Startsman J Philip Stegemeyer Maurice Stevens Arthur Strathman Fredrick Strathman Roberth W Strathman Roland Strathman Jack Swisher Charles Taylor Donald Taylor Stanley Taylor William Taylor Jim Teese Howard Thomas Carl Thomsen Eugene Tingley Frank Tingley Robert Tingley William Tolls Bill Towles Arthur Towns Ed Trout ee Trout Ball Tucker James Tuttle Oscar Tuttle Dave Uhllng Robert Van Frank John Van Pelt Ray Vaughn Virgil Watts Bull Ward 1'Lester Ward Hubert Walker Melvin Walker Frank A Watkins Clyde Watson Bob Weaver Donald Wemtuutt Richard Welntuutt William Welch Bob Welsh Carl Wendell Bud Wentz Doris Wentz Janet Wentz Paul Wentz David West John West Oliver West JamesJ Wneland William White Gerald Whitley Bob Williams John Wilson Kenneth Wilson Stewart Wood Missing in action 1'Killed in action . 0 PVT. OLIVER WEST JERALD WHITLEY PVT. EDWARD SEIGLE o 0 L ' ' , r. ontanta Our Our Our Our Classes Orgomzohons Athletics Advertnscrs 8 R E Havemann clerk Mr A l Wrlson asst supt Hamllton County Schools Mr u Gun llilaandl of Edlucattan We present the members of our Board of Education, a force behind our successful school our frlends who serve us faithfully and well having at heart at all tlmes the deepest Interests of us students, our parents, our communities, and our country To Mr Startsman, president and oldest In pomt of servlce as a member, especial thanks are due 10 Mr. . . , 1 . . . ' , ' . ' . ' 5 . G y Startsman, president, Mrs. Laura Douglas, Mr. Paul Stewart, Mr. James Stoehr, Mr. Ulmer Bowersock. t . Gun GDTLLYICLUJQQ diff The year l944 l945 has been a year of progress due .M ln a large measure to the strong cmd effective leadership of our prlnclpal Mrs Foster who has helped cmd guided us its. Mrs Foster IS noted fo: her wlt and WlSf'lOm and can supply a quotation for every occasion She has shown a kindness and un lerstancl ng that none of us wall ever forget MPS LOUISE S FOSTER Unlverslty of Clnclnnatu Prunclpal latrn S t-PHI.. dq CWORCQ tTLUYYL Gun dD7'LLY'LCLb'JGLQ Never before In the history of our school has there been a senior class which wlll be as widely separated In so short a time after graduation lt IS the affectionate wlsh and earnest prayer of your teachers that although your steps may wander far, there will always ablde with you something from your school days here to be cherished not only as a precious memory but as help and comfort and guidance In the days to come A valuable addntron to our school personnel, Mrs Clark ns our efti cnent school secretary L. ll through many difficult problems and situations. S ' C i ' . O C LLTL LOUISE ABEL Clncmnatn Art Academy Y CAROLYN BLANK Umverslty of Clnclnnal Home Economlcs CLEON DICKENS Unlverslty of Cunclnnatn Hnstory ELEANOR GALLAGHER Wnttenberg College Commercnal LUCILLE GRUBBS Berea College Englnsh scuence and mathematics 7th and 8th grades SUSAN R HANCE Umverslty of Clnclnnatl Mathematics and science 7th and 8th grades PHILIP IBUDI HEIL Unlversnty of Clncmnatn Physncal Educatuon ETHEL C INNIS De Pauw Unlverslty Mothematlcs Englnsh and hnstory JAY G LEMING Wnlmnngton College Assvstcnt Prlnclpal lndustrnal Arts 1 I l ac ulltgf FLORENCE LOCKE Demson Umversnty Mlamr Unlversuty Latm Spanish Englxsh DOROTHY MIDDENDORF St Mary s of Notre Dame French and Englush ELIZABETH PHILHOWER Western College Mathematucs and scrence EVELYN ROBINSON Ohno State Umversrty Englvsh RUTH SHACKELFORD gl Colby College Science JEAN SOTH Mlamr Unlvers Mathematl s FRANCES WRIGHT Western College Socral Studles 7th and 8th grades IL' ,lf 1-Miss Dorothy Middendorf We heartily agree that little girls are made of sugar and spice if we may use Miss Middendorf as an example. Her vitality is inex- haustible, as is her clever wit. Mademoiselle is truly daring on a horse, on the hockey field, and in many types of sports. She has a definite philosophy of life which tends to make her enioy this old world, despite its many ills and woes. 4-Miss Carolyn Blank Miss Blank has been trying to dis- prove that old adage There is nothing new under the sun, for creating new ideas is her hobby. She has originated the Handicraft Club and contributed many con- structive ideas to the Girl Reserves. Not only can she stir up new schemes but also luscious cakes and stunning clothes. She has cer- tainly proved herself a valuable addition to our school. 2-Mr. Philip iBudl Heil Bud Heil came to T. P. as coach and gym class instructor in l942. A valuable first string football player and light heavyweight boxing champion for three years at the University of Cincinnati, Bud is well-suited for this work. He has maintained very high standards of sportsmanship, in- stilling in his students a love for clean sports and fair play as well as a desire to win. 5-Miss Eleanor Gallagher Always light and gay, even dur- ing her classes, Miss Gallagher has that certain something that keeps her students in the best of spirits at all times. Her high in- telligence in commercial subiects has been the reason for the suc- cess of many boys and girls in the business world. The Class of '45 will always remember their many happy experiences in her home room. I4 3-Miss Lucille Grubbs A new Southern drawl has been noticed around the halls of T. P. this year. The owner, Miss Grubbs, is young, blonde, and friendly. She has succeeded in capturing the hearts of her seventh grade pupils, especially Steve and Irvin, who enliven her classes. Among her accomplishments is the art of cooking, missing busses, and mak- ing friends, especially one cer- tain Dan, her fiance. 6-Mrs. Cleon Dickens lf we students were grading our teachers on the three musts, school, home, and church, Mrs. Dickens would rate very high in all three. She gives much of her time to directing a choir and playing the organ, and she keeps the home fires burning for her hus- band, and her son, who is in the U. S. Army. We all know her in school for her conscientiousness and her patience with us. 'I Miss Florence Locke She came she saw she con quered this could very well be referring to Mlss Locke our new language teacher Her sweet dls position and her calm discipline have done much to create a pleas an atmosphere ll of er classes Her shy manner has In trlgued her students and has proved effective In creating Inter est In their work both In and out of the classroom 4 Mrs Evelyn Robinson Mrs Robinson actually leads a double life for she manages to keep house for her husband and seven-year old son and at the same time teach English to our underclassmen. The iunior class keeps her busy too- as their ad- viser Mrs. Robinson managed the prom with such outstanding suc- cess that she has completely won the gratitude and appreciation of the pupils of her iunior class. 1.-...qw i 2 Miss Jean Soth Miss Soth has the combined qual ities of Job and Solomon which are without doubt necessary to hold the position of sophomore adviser Although she IS a strlct dlsclpllnarlan she is always ready for a good laugh with her stu dents at any time Not only is she a brilliant scholar in mathematics but also a brilliant first baseman on the championship softball team' 5 Mass Frances Wright Not another basket' Ohhl Miss Wright has done ll again t hig school gir s w' vouch for her unerring aim on the b s etball floor d all he seventh and eighth graders will agree that she s an A-l person. Miss Wright has quite an amazing a set-her famous car. It s parts from Cadillac and Crosley, purple seat-covers, and a fabulous record for service. l5 3 Mass Louise Abel Our competent art teacher was born ln Germany and has studled much In forelgn lands She has proved herself a real artlst by carrying off many scholarships and prizes for her work Under Miss Abels guidance our art classes are learning the funda mentals of sketching and paint Ing Her name IS cl key to her per sonallty and we feel very for tunate to have her with us 6 Mr Jay Leming Our male population is In the minority and one of the out standing leaders of th's little r up is M. Leming-one t whom the boys confide their griev- ances and ill-doings. Mr. Leming has combined a peaceful farm life with the skill of diplomatically managing boys in their teens. The graduates aiding Uncle Sam in- variably return to tell Jay Lem- ing of their experiences. D106 1-Mrs. Ruth Shackleford Mrs. Shackleford is one of Terrace Park's loyal supporters although she comes from the camp of a friendly rival, Plainville. She is constantly teased about her ac- cent la mixture of Southern drawl and New England clip.l The mother of three boys, Mrs. Shackleford has certainly gained remarkable experience, both in teaching and understanding. 4-Mrs. Mildred McCracken Folk songs, folk dancing, folk lore. -No, this isn't a trade name. lt is Mrs, McCracken's fav- orite pastime, while Bach, Revel, and Gershwin are her favorite composers. Along with her choral work she instructs our budding in- strumentalists in everything from the bass horn to the clarinet. Her husband, Lt. Charles McCracken, is a psychologist in the Army Air Forces. 2-Miss Elizabeth Philhower The lady with the innumerable friends-that's Miss Philhower. Few women master the sciences and intricate m ath problems, therefore, we take off our hats to Miss Philhower for producing en- gineers and mathematicians who have brought their alma mater honorable mention. She has popu- larized the Girl Reserves and made it a traditionally respected club. 5-Miss Susan Hance If you're not careful, l'll turn you over my checked apron! But be- neath this threatening manner lies the kindly and understanding na- ture of Miss Hance. Disabled as she was by a broken arm, our blue-eyed science teacher has proved herself indispensable in running the movie proiector, the phonograph, and even-once in an emergency-changing a tire! 16 3--Mrs. Ethel lnnis One of the best liked stand-bys in Terrace Park is no other than Mrs. lnnis, our English teacher. We've come to depend not only on her knowledge concerning lit- erature and grammar, but also on her judgment and experience that often comes in handy. Much of her spare time has been given to mak- ing the annual and the Bulldog a success during the past several years. 6-Mrs. Jeanette Moore Mrs. Moore, with her quiet gentle way, stayed iust long enough to recruit a large All-Hi group. Then she resigned to devote all her energies to her family. Her hus- band is an outstanding musician who entertained us at the prom. She made many friends in her short stay, and gave to her pupils an unusually fine appreciation of the music she loved so well. Q X' SEATED F Cone S Stevens L Slone Mrs Foster T Proctor STANDING R Duetz D Alcholtz P Daw J Busken A Fnx R Walker he .Studla-:nt JlctLuLtuf Ulaancl The Student Actxvlty Board has helped In the arranging of many CCllVIlIeS such as choosing delegates for conferences outside of school arranging and taking charge of assemblies and trylng to make themselves useful In varlous ways They hope to be of real servlce to the school and the student body and In time to develop and expand their functions so that the students themselves may gradually come to larger partlclpatlon In carrying out the daily program of our school and to a fuller reallzatlon of what our school might mean to ourselves and to our community 'I7 -. ,. ,. , . ,. . -. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . QI I I r I , . Um 5425565 Beholding the bright countenance ot truth ln the quiet ond still oir of delightful studies ffj 'tx ,me Hmm W it ,gf . g Q Vx 52,5 4,5 4. ,,- . ,. , -ww 74 ' A, .. ,,,, 4,,,,,r-,,.,.. K 'B ixzifvk ' .' 'Q 1 i 1 V .3 ,f-in-X , 'ix-.sf fi fl-1 -iff-'N m:ff r,f I I .N ,L143 31s yi 3- 4. l ,gf . 1 N Kuff. .i ' ' A Gun EDITH LATAIN E ALLEN Latin Club I, 35 Commercial Club 3, 45 Home Ec Club 3, 45 Symphony Club I5 Dido and Aeneas I5 Annual Staff 45 English Club 4. Edith lor is it Lataine?l keeps us all guessing with her many aliases. Unlike most seniors, she manages to keep out of hot water and she is never found guilty of any of the senior pranks. She has a weakness for trumpets and gobs. lEspecially one certain sailor.l Helping to speed victory, Edith works in a machine shop after school. She's easy to get acquainted with and her sense of humor makes her good company, as many close friends will testify. She has an ambition to be a cadet nurse, and at present is making plans for college. . I A l o I I ,., L VIRGINIA LEE APPLEGATE ' I I . Dido and Aeneas I5 Symphony Club Ig Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Annual Staff 3, 45 Bulldog Staff 45 All-Hi 2, 3, Vice President 45 Commercial Club 45 Spring Revue 35 English Club 4. Put a dash of vitality, a pinch of humor, a grain of attractiveness, and a gram of bookfsnatching and you'll have a delicious little dish usually referred to as Apple alias Ginny Applegate. Apple gracefully plays for- ward on our basketball team during gym periods. Her vitality makes her a real character. The fact that Ginny adores attractive and expensive clothes may enable her to go through with her desire to have her own exclusive fashion shoppe. MAURINE .IEANNETTE BASINGER Spanish Club 3, 4, President 45 All-Hi 4, Secretary 45 Scholarship 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 G. A. A. 3, 45 Girl Reserves 45 Commercial Club 45 English Club 45 Senior Scholarship. Coming to Terrace Park in her iunior year, Maurine has entered enthusiastically into whatever plan was in the making. Always smiling and cheerful, her ultimate ambition is to travel and see the world. Her ability with languages influences her desire to be an interpreter. Her air of helplessness makes everyone want to look after her. She always has an eye out for mischief and amuses her friends with her quick sense of humor. . 20 -'nf ' I I , . frffr .Senianzs VIRGINIA ANN BEEKLEY Spanish Club I, 2, Class Secretary 4, Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, All-Hi 2, Bulldog Staff 2, Annual Staff I, 2, 4, Scholarship 3, G. A. A. 3, 4, Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, English Club 4, Senior Scholarship. Blessed with a certain innocence, she believes iust anything, this often leads to her downfall. As captain and three year members of our cheerleaders, she and her pals have done marvelous work for T. P. in stirring up pep. As class secretary, Jinny has been tops, in addi- tion to this she is Miss Gallagher's right hand man. Although she likes T. P. immensely, her chief interest seems to be in Milford. II CAROL ANN BINDER Latin Club 2, 3, Secretary 3, Dido and Aeneas I, Symphony Club I, Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Commercial Club 4, All-Hi 2, 3, 4, Bulldog Staff I, 3, Annual Staff 2, 4, G. A. A. 3, Library 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, Spring Revue 3, English Club 4, Senior Scholarship. Because of her endless collection of interesting stories and witty sayings, one delights in having her near. She is sweet in every sense of the word. Whenever someone asks for volunteers to help on a committee, Carol is always the first to offer her services. As president of the Girl Reserves, she has shown her efficiency. This poem might well describe her: With laughing eyes and sunny hair, Without a sorrow or a care. I f y I ' V I BETTY LOU BOWERSOCK ' Spanish Club I, 2, Secretary 2, Symphony Club I, Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, All-Hi 2, 3, Bulldog Staff 2, 3, Annual Staff 3, 4, Editor 4, Associate Editor 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Scholarship I, 2, 4, G. A. A. 3, 4, Pep Chairman 4, Library Staff 2, 4, Class Social Chairman 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, English Club 4, Senior Scholarship. A common sight seen dashing down the halls with blonde hair flying and her precious Terrace Parker tucked under her arm is Betty Annual Bowersock. She has an infectious giggle, a sarcastic wit, and a craze for boogie woogie. She has yet to find some spare time as she is always wrapped up in something. 2l , ' 1 ' nyx' sf 1 fl, y . J gy , ow. MARGARET ANN BUSCHMEIER V' Commercial Club 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, All-Hi 3, Spring Revue 3, Annual Staff 4, G. A. A. 2, English Club 4. Blue eyes, blonde hair, and always out at noon is a quick description of Marge Buschmeier. You can usually find her chasing down the hall iust before the tardy bell hoping to be in time for English class. A sunny smile and a cheery hello for everyone are two very good reasons for her popularity. Another is her unusual flair for danc- ing. lShe is one of the few who can really cut a rug. l ln Marge's iunior year, she was secretary of the Home Ec. Club and treasurer her fourth year because of her aptitude for figures. MARGARET ANN COLLIER G. A. A. 4, Girl Reserves 4, Bulldog Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Spanish Club 4, Library Staff 4, English Club 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Senior Scholarship. Peg, a witty little ditty, quick on the trigger, never caught off guard, and always ready with a snappy comeback, came to us her senior year from Mentor High near Cleveland. Peg is not only clever and cute but is one of our brainy students, an ace at physics. She was advertising manager of the Bulldog. Capable physically as well as mentally, Peg was star guard on the girls' basketball team. She has many admirers, including a life-time friend in the service overseas. 'Ge wifi? FRANK KEYES CONE Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Track l, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Annual Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Bulldog Staff 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Secretary 4, Latin Club l, 2, Class Presi- dent l, Dido and Aeneas l, Student Activity Board 4, Defense Stamps 3, Assembly Board l, English Club 4, Senior Scholarship. Good humor, plus! That's Frank. Whenever there's something going on, you can bet your last dollar that Frank has something to do with it, or so say the teachers. Omitting the faculty, Frank gets along with everyone. His favorite pastime other than conversing with the opposite sex is reading. If it's true what they say about laughing's adding to one's life, Frank will live to a ripe old age. 22 2 SEHLURA VIRGINIA HELEN DONLEY Latin Club I, 2, Annual Staff 4, Dido and Aeneas I, Class Treasurer 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Vice President 3, G. A. A. 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, English Club 4. Virginia is truly an outdoor girl, her main interest being horseback riding, which she does expertly. A dead shot on the basketball floor, Virginia is secretary-treas- urer for G. A. A. She is another on our list of Navy admirers. Her serene disposition and winning smile will be remembered long after she has left us. Virginia las she insistsl and Bernice are a model of the perfect friendship, for they never seem to disagree. DOROTHY JEAN DORITY Latin Club 2, Home Ec. Club I, 2, 3, 4, President 3, G. A. A. 3, 4, All-Hi 4, Commercial Club 4, English Club 4. Another whiz at basketball is Dot Dority, a very loyal student of T. P., a dependable person with a pleasant personality. ls it any wonder she's well liked by all her classmates? Dot is not only loyal to T. P. but patriotic, proof of which is shown by her up-keep of the morale of the armed forces by regular writing. She has added spice to many school clubs by her activities. Following the example of many of our students, Dot intends to serve her country by entering the Cadet Nurse Corps. PATRICIA KATHERINE FEHL productions. 23 Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, All-Hi 2, 3, 4, Spring Revue 3 Girl Reserves i, 2, 3, 4, Bulldog Stat? I, 2, 3, 4 Quill a Scroll 3, 4, Latin Club 'l, 2, Dido and Aeneas l Com mercial Club 3, 4, Class Vice President 4, G. A A 3 4 President 3, 4, Scholarship I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Schol r ship, library Staff 3, 4, Librarian 4, English Club 4 Talented, Patty is on the beam when II comes to accomplishment and efficiency. Her name is always among the top notchers on State Scholarship Tests Much interested in sports, she's an active participant and an ardent rooter for Terrace Park teams, and she has contributed her lovely alto voice to many of our musical Gun BERNICE MIRIAM FIX Symphony Club I, Latin Club I, 2, 3, Vice President 3, Bulldog Stat? 3, 4, Editor 4, Dido and Aeneas I, Annual Staft 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, President 4, G. A. A. 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Scholarship I, 2, 3, 4, English Club 4, Senior Scholarship. A girl with her fingers in every pie, Bernice has her share of beauty, poise, and intelligence. With that natural gift for writing and getting things done she has made us all sit up and notice those newsy Bulldogs, She is very much interested in entering the service ofthe Allied Military Government in Europe. HELEN LETCHER GRINSTEAD Dido and Aeneas I, Latin Club I, 2, 3, Treasurer 3, All-Hi 2, 3, 4, Spring Revue 3, Bulldog Staff 2, 3, 4, Annual Stat? 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, Scholarship I, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 3, 4, Library Staff 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, English Club 4, Senior Scholarship. Quick with the pen and the brush, this is one gal who does not let Varga get far ahead of her. Her ease in drawing pretty girls is known far and wide. Not only has she the ability to dream up original sketches but she also has a knack for composing iingles. Helen has also made herself indispensible in the commercial department. I l JANET ELIZABETH HARRIS Spanish Club I, 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, Class President 3, All-Hi 2, 3, 4, Spring Revue 3, Bulldog Staff 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4, President 3, G. A. A. 3, Symphony Club I, English Club 4. Who is the pretty miss sauntering down the hall and humming to herself Anchors Aweigh'? ls it a blonde or a brunette? That is the S64 question and the answer is Jan with her variegated top-knot. Taking care of senior concessions and dancing are two of Jan's favorite hobbies and how she does love to talk! As president of the '45 class in their iunior year, Jan showed us a successful and exciting time. Janet loves to write, and she has quite a bit of talent. 24 Senionls EDWARD ORSON HILL Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Bulldog Staff 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, French Club 3, 4, Vice Presi dent 4, Dido and Aeneas I, Defense Stamps 3, Scholar- ship 2, English Club 4, Senior Scholarship. Eddie is a working man, and since his iob keeps him busy, he hasn't much time for school sports, however, he does his share of the work in the Bulldog, the Hi-Y, and the French Club. His pride and ioy is his little flivver which never seems to be equipped with sufficient gas or tires. Quite a iitterbug, Ed likes to step out with the girls rang- ing from alumnae and student nurses to sophomores, and is popular with all of them. FAYE KATHLEEN JUILFS Dido and Aeneas l, All-Hi 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club l, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Spring Revue 3, English Club 4, Annual Staff 4, Handicraft Club 4. Through her ability to sew, Faye was chosen to repre- sent Terrace Park on the High School Sewing Board at Shillito's. But her talents are not limited to sewing, she has an excellent voice. She has taken an active part in All-Hi and has entertained us with solos on several occasions. Being cheerful and good-natured she makes friends easily. Her ambition is to study voice at the Conservatory of Music, where she will doubtless bring distinction to her school. WILLIAM ROBERT KING President 4. its xi-' ' W 'S if sg. ,M bn 4 ' Q W W '53-9 . '.' . Scholarship I, 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Track l, 3, 4, Captain 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Bulldog Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Baseball 2, English Club 4, Vice The sound effects man of the senior class-basket- ball, football, and track hero-the boy with hands and mind always searching for mischief. Need we say more to introduce the humorous personality man, Bill King? He g all the boys. is usually sounding off with his familiar quotation, It's bread, water, and a shaved head for you. Because of his happy-go-lucky, easy going manner, he has the hearts of all the upperclass girls and the friendship of xx., Gun CATHERINE RUTH LEEVER Latin Club l, 2, 35 Dido and Aeneas lp Symphony Club lg Assembly Board lg Spring Revue 35 All-Hi 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 35 Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 45 Annual Staff 45 G. A. A. 3, 45 English Club 4. Small but able and competent, Ruth's a cheerful addition to the senior class. As an enthusiastic salesman for the annual she proved her ability by hitting a new high. Always witty and gay, Ruth shows her school spirit by attending every football and basketball game at home or away. This dark haired, blue eyed little senior is a live wire and always ready to lend a helping hand. Rulh's family is very well represented in the armed service, with two sailors and a soldier. NAOMI RUTH LONG Dido and Aeneas lg Commercial Club 3, 45 All-Hi 2, 3, 4, Vice President 45 Spring Revue 35 G. A. A. 35 Class Repre- sentative 35 Class Treasurer 25 Annual Staff 45 Girl Reserves 45 Latin Club 2. When the three o'clock bell signals freedom, Naomi is always the first to respond. Destination--that side door of the colony building and the quickest way home. This low-voiced, little blonde is one of the inseparable trio who are always trying to talk themselves out of trouble. She's one of the sane senior girls who do not appreciate girls' basketball, and one of Miss Gc1llagher's faithful commercials. Musically minded. Naomi has also participated in many of our All-Hi programs. ALICE JUNE MONEY Home Ec. Club l, 2, 35COmmCrClC1l Club l, 2, 35 G. A. A. l, 25 All-Hi l, 2, 3, 4, President 45 Annual StaFf l, 45 Bulldog Staff l, 25 English Club 4. Winning friends is her hobby. That might well be the key to her pleasant disposition. June is a friend to be depended upon and will be remembered for her frankness lright, boys'?l and clever remarks. June is also interested in athletics5 she has been a member of G. A. A. her junior and senior years and she was on the honor team in basketball and baseball. She is always well-stocked with amusing stories which keep her listeners fascinated-this must be due to the fact that she is such an ardent reader. 26 -K gal. wr if? ., 45. 1 cniona DANIEL WALTER MUHLBERGER Annual Staff 4, Basketball 2, All-Hi l, 2, 3, 4, Track 4, English Club 4. Interested in mechanics, Dan is better known as The Boy. He has a great sense of humor and laughs at almost anything, this usually gets him into a iam. Speak- ing of trouble, Dan seems to be always in the thick of things. In Dan's mind the other pasture is the greenest. He is also noted for his distinctive voice, which he will exhibit at almost any time or place. Taking many solo parts, Dan has added much to our musical productions. He was especially good as a minstrel in the '44 Spring Revue, although we could hardly recognize him in blackface. THOMAS TILDEN PROCTOR Spanish Club l, 2, Track l, Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Bulldog Staff 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Defense Stamps 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 4, Student Activity Board 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Scholarship 3, English Club 4, Senior Scholarship. An easy going fellow who does as he pleases when he pleases, Tom gets along with everybody. Never hurried or excited by anything lexcept girls occasion- allyl, he is steadfast in his beliefs and will always speak up when he feels his rights are being tampered with. Never failing to be in the middle of any worthwhile activities, he is captain of the football team and business manager of the annual. JOSEPH VICTOR SCHOTT sent our school. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Captain Track l, 3, 4, Captain 4, Latin Club l, 2 All HI l Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Bulldog Staff 3 4 Dido and Aeneas l, Defense Stamps 3, English Club 4 The guy with the gay smile and the good-hearted spirit is Joe, a happy-go-lucky fellow with many friends never looking for trouble but never missing It when it s brewing. Joe was capable of vaulting eleven feet at Columbus last summer. No wonder his head is In the clouds, and especially since he was called into service in the Air Corps. Although we missed Joes activity especially in sports, we were proud to have him repre 1 f ,A f ,f M' imfc ft' Wffvvf in 1' l f fQ Lifxfwl-f '-f K v 'f-1 ' I STORY CRANDELL STEVENS Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track l, 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, French Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Class President 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Bulldog Staff 2, 3, 4, Dido and Aeneas l, Student Activity Board 4, President 4, Defense Stamps 3, Scholarship l, 2, 3, English Club 4, President 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Senior Scholarship, Class Social Chairman 3. ' Sto, very capable quarterback of our 'Football team, also made us proud by taking the county pole vault championship. Brains are mixed with the brawn, as he passed the Reserve Air Corps examination with one of the highest grades in Cincinnati. He is president of the senior class and the Activity Board. ADA EILEEN WARD Home Ec. Club l, 3, 4, Bulldog Staff 4, Commercial Club 4, English Club 4. Eileen, usually smiling and quiet, often entertains her friends by playing the piano and singing, as she knows the words of nearly every popular song. Since she is proficient at dictation, she leads the shorthand class in speed. We predict that she will someday be a private secretary to some important captain of industry, for her commercial studies will give her a good background for stenographic work. Not long ago, Eileen surprised her classmates by becoming engaged to a resident of a rival camp, Loveland. Her lovely diamond is the pride of all her friends. 28 fjif Clkemcmbcn fillllt.-an Remember when we all darted down the hall and thrust ourselves into the freshmen home rooms In the fall of l94l9 We really thought we were up In the world that day After a few weeks had flown by we naturally got the name of green freshmen plnned to us The upper classmen dld their share of maklng us suffer that first year but we all managed to struggle through some way or another When we advanced to sophomores our mor ale rose wlth a bong Near the beginning of the year our class rang out with a Sophomore Swing enloyed by all After that event actlv was fun while ll lasted Believe Il or not we could no longer be called underclassmen when we entered Into the ranks of lunlors Of course we had the honor of having outstanding athletes and scholarship whlzes In our class who brought pride and glory to our doorstep so we were well satisfied Breaking away from the tradltlon of sprang proms we rushed and planned for ours to be In December so that several of the senlor boys would be able to attend before answering Uncle Sam s call Not long afterwards we were calm once cgaln but wished we d had the chance to do It again Our senior year at last' That was a great day when we entered Into our newly equipped home room Doc Jerald Whitley and Junle dldn t have the opportunity to stay with us due to the fact that the Armed Forces needed their presence more than we ln November of that year we gave an Annual carnival to help finance the year book All of us got the pleasure of being excused from some classes to work on the booths and decorations That made things seem even more Interesting By the time graduation rolled around the sensor boys had managed to wiggle out of their troubles with the faculty one way or another No one wlll ever know how they did Il Thats about all there IS to our four years of h gh school Time moves along so swiftly that ll seems only yesterday that we were fresh men To all freshles who enter their home rooms for the first time remember that ll Isnt so bad after all' JINNY BEEKLEY ' V 1 ' , ' ' f . . . - , f , I ' it tv . ' I - . ities moved along, more or less, normally, but it , , , . . , I ' 1 I i . . I I , 29 NAME Latalne Allen Vlrglnla Applegate Maurlne Baslnger Vlrglnla Beekley Carol Binder Betty Bowersock Margaret Buschmeler Peggy Colller Frank Cone VITQIDIG Donley Dorothy Dorlty Patrlcla Fehl Helen Grlnstead Janet Harrls Edward Hlll Faye Jullfs Wllllam Kung Ruth Leever Naomi Long Betty Melschke June Money Dan Muhlberger Tom Proctor Joe Schott Story Stevens Elleen Ward NICKNAME Tame Apple Base Blnky Chlcken Stinky Marge Pete Moose Jlnny Do Patty Grlmy an Eddle Jackle Curley Rufus Nome Bets Dutch Mule Byron Mouse Wackey Lena LIKES Trumpet players Clothes Mixtures Stardust Potato salad Bright lights e Snow Substantial allbls Horses Basketball Poker Woody Herman Binder s lunches Sophomores Motorcycles Excluslve B K class Loud cheers Red convertibles Good dancers Concelted men Wagers Femlnlne charms Florida sunshine Bag plalds Dlamonds 30 CllLot DISLIKES Catty people Booksnatchers Vague Instructions I2 o clock curfew Ruggedness lntelllgent conversations Candid snapshots Cheating Slxppery roads Rivals Walking home Waterflghts Brusqueness Belng lgnored Flat tures Poor enunclatlon T P Marshall Silence Gym Bookkeeping Repetltuon Lockers Nosey people Crushed fenders Dressy aftalrs Book reports . . . .. . ., . ' ll ll R d 4 . .. t.. - Bernice Fix Bee Sleep Mumblers . ..J ,, . , . . .. ,, . -- .. ., .. .. - - . .. H - Sl? YLCTLCIA LEA USUALLY FOUND Garrlt s Dodglng faculty Blanchester Gallagher s e Kentucky Batting around Out at noon' Thlnklng up pranks' In hot water' Plum St way Mlamlvllle Llbrary Apple pollshlng Knlttlng You guess' Out of gas Comblng her hanr En route Chatterlng Before a mirror Room 21 Wlth Marge' Garage In hls llttle fllvver Havlng fun Nurses home Lunchroom ASSETS Inexhaustlble notebook Dancing Helplessness Gulllblllty Good nature Warped sense of humor Eyes Nose Peroxide bottle Flowing tresses Optlmlsm Hearty greetmgs Frat pun Sarcastlc wlt Mouth Halr Warbllng Horse laugh Suze Jewelry Her parties DISDOSIIIOH Gas coupons Camera Hls wave Excluslveness Ivory tlckllng FAVORITE SAYING How should I know? One meat ball' You darn fool' Yes Boss' I dropped a stltch' No kidding' I don t know' You tell em Cabbage' Who s the boy? You re crazy' Thats a foul' Where us lt? Where s your article? Temporarily lncapacltated S 31 Rum and Coc Can t get out tonlg Baby doll' Bread water and a haved head for yo My Gosh' I mean Don t do that' That kllls my soul' Who hooked my book? No complaints' What the ham' Pocomoco' Love that man' AMBITION Teacher To meet Van Johnson Globe trotter To graduate Teacher To pulverlze Kung Perfect secretary To learn to skl' Model agency Very private secretary Nurse Polltlclan Success To travel To loin WAC s Fame Singer Pass B K Primary teacher Happy In love Beautlclan Lady of lelsure Mechanic Saul South Seas Pleasure Marriage Secretary 0 , I H . .. .. .. , . ' AL - - .l! ' ' ! . , . . . ll ll ' ' V . .. I . hw. ' ' ' In - -I1 ' .. I rv I U ul A ' ll .YI ' .. -,. . - .. . SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS J Beekley Secretary P Fehl Vlce President S Stevens President V Donlev Treasurer S ETL S000 LYIC6 ln the year I956 I thought I would luke to see What the years had brought To my classmates of dear old T P I plcked up the picture book Called Lute and lo and behold As I gave the pages a look There the story of each was told What s thus? Welder sets new productlo Do I know her? Oh yes' Latalne Allen That s her fate She s really good at II I confess Life Goes to a Party guess who? The hostess IS Ginny Applegate Her parties are famous all over too For the noted people who congregate Maurlne Baslnger s handling the ballads For the natlon s number one band She certainly has charmed all the lads And IS traveling over the land fl FCIIB mto the utune Here s a picture of Jlnny Beekley s horse She breeds them on her ranch out West You ve heard of them of course She breeds nothing but the best Carol Blnder s runnlng a nursery school Qualifications You must be under ten All the fellows lust slt and drool Wishing they were that age agaln Betty Bowersock IS a hep kltten She s a pln up for the Alr Corps But she stlll sticks to her knlttln Wlth the guys clamoring at her door Margaret Buschmeler IS the President s secretary She IS envied by glrls everywhere For her services are absolutely necessary To keep things runnlng smoothly there Peg Colller has lust been unanimously voted The natlon s best dressed chlck To fashion she s incessantly devoted And she certainly IS no lck 0 0 4 I , . I i I , -Q , u . . . . .I , . . I I 32 I turn the page and wow There s Vlrglnla Donley s picture She s Mlss l956 now She 1ustly deserves ll I m sure Dorothy Dorlty IS next In llne She owns her own hospital And as a nurse IS doing fine Healing all llls no matter how llttle Patty Fehl has set up a new way Of drllllng knowledge Into klds Its qulte painless they say She should get lots of blds Bernlce Flx IS representlng our falr state At the Whlte House she spends her hours She s malorlty leader of the Senate And IS entrusted with numerous powers Janet Harris s announcing The funniest guy That ever was heard on the alr Frank Cone and that s no lle There s none to surpass hlm anywhere Who s thus handsome llfe guard? Our Blond Casanova Eddle Hlll At swlmmlng he s sure a card And the babes run after hlm fit to k1II If to the mountatns you should go Have Faye Jullfs for one of your guides On the sublect of mountains she s In the know And wlll yodel for you besldes General Kung IS Blll s new name A new pumshment he s brought unto vlew Underneath he s stlll the same Bread and water and shaved head for yo Ruth Leever s selllng Ice boxes to Esklmos She sure can make wlth the tongue Wlth lngenlous plans and always on her toes Worldwide her praises are sung Here s an afl for a well known shampoo For extra lustre extra sheen Naoml Long s the exotic model thats who Her snappy halr do IS really keen June Money s a well known soclallte She s this year stop debutante When asked to explain her pllght She answers Oh I slmply cahn t Dan Muhlberger he s our man' He s a mechanic of great ablllty If he can t flx It no one can He shows such remarkable agrllty Tommy Proctor tn barberlng has set a new style And practices on dear old Frank Though Mr Cone I5 unwllllng all the while It all started In 45 as a prank Joe Schott IS proud proprietor of a proper llttle place Its a llvely rrtzy lernt Wlth flames from 16 to 60 he s an ace But that s beslde the pernt Story Stevens lS well known ln the world sclence He has perfected several lnventlons He proved he s a genius out of defiance To those guys who questloned his good Intentions Who s that cute llttle gal rlght here? Elleen Ward an alr llne stewardess IS she She s the pet of them all this year Why alr travel I5 so popular you can plainly see And as for me Stlll lookln for a feller Just call me Bessie I m a Fortune Teller' HELEN GRINSTEAD I 1 1 1 . . 1 1 11 11 -' , . 1 11 . 11 1 1 - 1 . , . . . 1 1 . , . 1 . . . . 1 . . , ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 11 1 1 11 r - I 1 ' 1 1 . . 1 . , . , . - 1 1 - - 1 . . . . 1 . 1 -1 - 11 . 1 . . - 11 , , 1 - - 11- 11 1 I ' I 1 1 1 . Y 1 1 1 - 11 11 1 . . 11 11 - - ' , ' of , 1 1 . 1 i 1 . I 1 . . . 1 . I 1 1 1 i 1 1 . 1 . . 1 I . 1 1 1 1 . 11 Ulu . 1 1 ' ' ' ' 11 - 11 ' 1 I .faat Clllfdlll ancll CTz-:Atament We the senior class of 45 of the Terrace Park School County of Hamllton and State of Ohxo belng of sound mlnd and memory d hereby make publlsh and declare this to be our last wlll and testament We bequeath the followlng Latalne Allen wills her cheerfulness to Loretta Blnkley and Lucllle Langford Janet Harrls wIlls her dependability to Do S Ollgee and Ruth Clenmn VIrgInIa Applegate leaves her endless supply of clothes to Carol Jaap and her way wlth the males to Vlvlan Schott Maurlne BasInger bequeaths her mlschlevous alr to Betta Faye Brewer VIrgInIa Beekley wllls her trustlng nature to Lots Slone Carol Binder leaves her Wllly sayings to Marlan Fuller and her Innocence to BIlly Whltaker Betty Bowersocks owllsh hablts go to Dorothy Daw Edd e HIII and Marge Buschmeler take thelr sunny curls Wllh them so no one can copy Peg Colller wllls her physlcs lab book to BIIITaylor Frank Cone wllls hIs brlght l'9l Ideas to Joe Busken VIYQIHIG Donley leaves her admlratlon for sallors lbut not her sallorl to Marlorle Tucker Patty Fehl wllls her basketball lGClICS to VIrgInIa Seng Bernlce Flx leaves her excluslveness to Launa Dres Helen Grmstead leaves her artlstlc abllltles to VIrgInIa Faulkner and Betty Wllllams Faye Jullf s modelmg Iob at ShIllIto s goes to Elizabeth Farrenkopf and her appreclatlon of music to Carollne DorIty BIll King s Oblllfy to be late to school goes to Peggy Cummlns and hls Innocent glances are left to Ray Slngleton Ruth Leevers constant lane of chatter goes to Marlan Corwln and her SIZE to Loretta Amburgey and Betty Carter Naomi Long bequeaths her ablllty to do the wrong thlngs at the wrong tlme to LoIs Tlngley June Money wIlls her frankness to Faylene Barber and her envlable last name of Ramona Penny Tom Proctor wllls hIs tltle of Dream Boy to Jerome FIx and hIs llttle Fllvver to whoever wants lf Joe Schott leaves hIs knack for basketball to Ralph Dletz Story Stevens leaves hls ablllty to make hls gas stamps go a long way to Nell Alcholtz and his falthfulness to one glrl to Don Justice Dan Muhlberger wills his mechanical abllltles to DlCk Lelslnger Elleen Ward leaves her naturally curly halr to Norma Henderson Dorothy DOFITY leaves her bookkeeplng to Clarabelle Gelger but plus a year s supply of Ink eradlcator To MISS Phllhower we leave a much needed dIFferentIaI To Mrs lnnIs goes a very Industrlous annual staff MAURINE BASINGER . . I . , . . . . , 1 1 I 1 1 I 0 - ' I . . , .. , . F2 . , . . . In vu 1 It . u - - - I . . .. . - 1 LLYLLUTL CQCLAA T ROW N Henderson B Bewer E F renkopf D Ollgee R P ny L Brnkley V Sc C Geuger B Wllllams M Fuller F Barber M Tucker B Carter SECOND ROW C Darlty L T gley D Daw L SI e V F lk P Cu L Dres R Clennln Langford M Corwm C Jaap V Seng o FIRS --. , . r , . ar , . ' , .en , .' , . hott --. ', .in , . , . on, . au ner, . mmins, . , . ' L. , . ' , . , . ' . THIRD ROW-J. Fix, J. Busken, D. Leisinger, R. Dietz, D. Justice, D. Leever, B. Taylor, B. Whitaker , I I - ,. . . . I 35 R Snngleton NOT IN PICTURE N Aucholtz L Amburgey The class of 46 I5 very proud of Itself be cause of IlS many accomplishments, Including the beautifully decorated and well managed prom The theme White Christmas, was carried throughout the program and decorations which were all blue and whlte The excellent muslc, furnished by Howard Jones and his orchestra was certainly one of the maln reasons our prom was such a success The Junior class has entered upon many other school actlvltles among which were two Plain vllle game dances and a money making White Elephant booth for the Senior Carnival All In all this has been an extremely successful year for the IUHIOTS, and we hope If wlll be repeated next year JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS D Daw Vuce President J Fax Presudent B Brewer Secretary Treasurer 5063 l l.0 YYLUREA T ROW J Strong B Barnett D Muller D M Kee R Clark P F R Black O Whtt S Jus J Donley OND ROW E Hens G Setg M Glrton M y own on B Wa M Radcliffe N McCormick A Crutchell S Stevens B Osterholtz THIRD ROW Mlss Soth B Whitaker M Evans M Greene B Fullen J Smart R Glaser E Knelsl y H Close E Muller D Tarvm FO RTH ROW L R eve L Stegemeyer B Crltchell B Vogt R Coss J Bckett P Daw J Stoeh D Stephens G Kuntz A Fry A Fux B McCoy E Sexton The sophomores began the year by electlng Arthur Flx, president Dale Mlller vlce president and Vlolet Hull, secretary treasurer These three led us efficiently Jack Blckett Prlce Daw, Lloyd Reeve, Bull McCoy Galen Kuntz Jlm Stoehr, Don Stephens, Bob Vogt and Dennis McKee represented us In Reserve basketball and Bob Crltchell In Varslty Our Reserves captured the Eastern League Championship Cup and top honors at Greenhllls ln the Hamilton County tournaments Many of our boys made the football and baseball teams We have reason to be proud of them Arthur Flx and Prlce Daw were our delegates to the Student Actlvlty Board and represented us well Ball McCoy Jack Blckett Bob Vogt Richard Black Prlce Daw Dale Muller, and Bob Crltchell were lnltlated Into HI Y and Mary Louise Finley and Margaret Greene were lnltlated Into Girl Reserves Others took part In G A A French Club Spanish Club Latln Club and some worked on the Annual and Bulldog staFls At Christmas we enloyed a party In the home room which was decorated with streamers, plne bells two Christmas trees, paper snowmen, cedar trees, and Santa Clauses V Hall treasurer A Fux presrdent D Muller vlce president FIRS -. , . , . ' , . c , . , . ite, . , . 'e, . tice, SEC - , ', , ' , . ' , . Flnle , B. Br , V. Allis , V. Hill, . lters, . V , . I , . J , . , . . i f - I - 1 - I - I - l - I - 9, . , . , . . U -. e , , , . , . , . r , . I , . , . r, . , . , . , . , . ,. . I 1 I - . I I , I : r , s -.-4, . . I , . I I I I I . . . ., N I 1 1 1 ' - ', : , ' , - ' V' ' . 36 'Inazshman FIRST ROW N Taylor N Trompler L Ferguson J Aszman D Cross W Caster C Whitley A Blnder SECOND ROW Mlss Locke J Henderson C Cast M Freeman P Hammond J Knelsley M Boyd P Brsstle THIRD ROW P Ward O Jameson C Schwartz I Wayt W Nolln G Quunn B Ward J Ward W Banks T ROW M s D kens E Rtt R Sulluva Zlnk L Whltacker R Walker R Money G Semple M Amburgey P Fisher SECOND ROW G Howell B Carr D Alcholtz D West A Fullen R Beebe R Grlnstead B Hebble C Ferguson RD ROW G Vuce L ens T cales M ore S se B Allen H McKee H Wen J Rucker J Calvgurl The following officers for the freshman class The freshmen were well represented In all were elected to serve during 1944 l945 Henry athletic QCIIVIIIES and In the clubs and they Wedlg president, Robert Walker, vice president had members on the Student Actlvlty Board Caryl Whitley secretary and Don Alchholz, Vernon Schott managed the Varsity basketball treasurer team 37 l ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I - I I I I ' I ' l I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I 1 ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I I ' I I ' I ' I ' FIRS - r . ic , . i , . ' n, R. ' , . ' , . , . , . , . , . I . - I - I - 1 - I - f - I - I ' I THI - , ' , . Stev , , S , T. o , P. tick I, . , . , . d'g, . , . . - : I I I ' I . 1 I 8th Qnadlo T ROW M Waits I tt Sei E Mone M Clenl M Vilardo L Spees SECOND ROW Miss Msddendorf A Rathkamp C Close L Stephens J Selgle N Carr N Reinhardt R Kramer M Rawnsley M Kohle B Leach A Morgan A Juilts THIRD ROW R Fate B Curee R Stewart H Bloomfield B Justice B Barber R Sheets W Krummert B Becker G Waits L Morehouse R Stnver B Castleman J Ludlow M Rodclltte OND ROW Miss Wight G Bronnlman G Davis L C ll P I A L Fere J Dunham S Alcholtz N Lynch J Haskins RD ROW T Hebble R tin J Chapm urgraf Vila o B Richmon F Brunner E Williams R Bower S Muller P Dutlinger R Krummert NOT IN PICTURE J Sommer W McDaniel All three of the eghth grade groups held Fite, and second semester, Joan Brown The elections 8 A s president first semester was president of 8 B, second semester, was Stanley Margaret Clennln and second semester John Mlller All eighth grades were represented on Jordan 8 C s presidents were first semester, Bob the grade school basketball team 38 FIRS - . ' , . Sco , J. Brown, P. Williamson, A. Fix, M. 'g, . y, . n'n, FIRST ROW-P. Fisher, D. Sonntag, J. Busken, E. Martin, L. Spresser, J. Osterholtz, E. Dixon, J. Fite, SEC - ' r'- , . ' , . ' , . o ins, . Came , . Ferlet, . I t, THI -. , . I ' , . an, E. Bo , R. ' rd , , ' d, . , I ' . . ' . . I I . ' I . ' . Tth Cgnacllo FIRST ROW M Van Camp J Carr V Rawnsley S Phlhower A Hall R Fnsher L Meyer N Bunder M Baker J Creek F Rubra J Stuver J Allen G Amburgey SECOND ROW Mass Grubbs W RatllH C Shanks H Conner M Shanks J Flx H McKee D Romohr J Cranfill M Whale J Yasutake Mass Honce RD ROW E B ker J rr r u r Ser e R Voge T Hammon R Meer G Wndmeyer L Hall K McCoy FIRST ROW M McCollum A Terwlllegar M Bowman J Young B Swusher B Bowersock N OBruen D Whitaker L Flsher F Pnerson M Bronmmun M Vogt L Cady G Barnett S OBrren M Greene A Purvus B Welsflock T Kotte H Semple l Barber A Whuthngton YHIRD ROW C Glenn J Morgan R Oberdung F Curry D vuns C Dorlty B S eets D Lov ang J WI che R see J D W B For L Ban s J La In October the seventh grade gave a dance leaders from the seventh grade, for the grade which was a success At the carnival, they gave school basketball team In November In Decem a sklt entitled A Day at the Rogues Gallery ber Mrs Moore gave a play In whuch the which went over bag with the audience Linda seventh grade gurls and boys helped as house Cady and Glnsel Barnett were chosen cheer wlves, gifts, and merchants 39 - . , . , . , . i , . , . ' , . , . ' , THI l 4 . l a , I .D Ca , L. lNyme , J. lk'rche , B. 'g l, . I, . , . y , SECOND ROW-lvlrs. Shaclkelford, E.,Frisch, E. Klrbyl, S, Jordan, B. Cahill, K. Clark, E. Collins, M. Scales, - . , . , J . ' ,'. , .Ha' ,I . ' I, . h , .J ins, H. L , . 'l , . For , . ltin, . hile, . see, . k , . ng. I I I ' W MQQWIZJIQQNK 1. 12136 My Of all things beautiful and good The kingliest is brotherhoodg For it will bring cigcain to earth Her long-lost poesy ond mirth. A-jy'f',,,: , ..- Q M J' . '-H...-' 4 . --' 'f r w.,,.,,,-' , 4,352 X Im, h X .N h Fig' 1 R f ZiQ'f17Hfe 3 A' f f ' 1 xf'f'IfiY?nmvrvVN ' J ?'wr:,., V I N 5 ,g , fw' f 352-1' 5 :A ,Hi . it V, Q , 71, i P' N, S . i i i , A ,i . I gf an A Nm -err' . 1 +1- Q-vii 4 ..., .. ,- 'G A ,R X .n .,. QI.. .sm-f wvffifghli- .ll 5 sl .,l pix L : O FIRST ROW II s lnnls advlser J Money V Allrson C Bmder R Leever P Wullnamscn J Aszman A Crltchell J Busken E Martnn L Allen M Greene B Bowersock A Blnder CND ROW S OBrien D D w N Tr mpt B w k P F hl Cumml P CO E Knersley V Donley B Fax V Seng M Buschmcler H Grmstead M Bosunger F Jullfs J Beckley RD ROW P ksel evens a eme er ar: tar V Applegate N Long T Proctor B Kang D Muhlberger F Cone NOT IN PICTURE P Daw B Merschke nnuccll Stott 44 45 Editor Betty Bowersock Assoclate Edltor Dorothy Daw Business Manager Tom Proctor Assistant Manager Joe Schott Literature and Features Bernice Flx Bette Faye Brewer Class Write Ups Senior Patty Fehl Chairman Jun lor Peggy Cummins Sophomore Esther Knels J Schott Assustant Manager D Daw Assocuate Editor owersock :tor Proctor Busmess Mana er F Cone Photography ley Freshman Phlllp Strcksel Eighth Grade Peggy Wllllamson Seventh Grade Mary Greene Baslnger History Jlnny Beekley Sports Chairman Story Stevens Blll Klng Prlce Daw Calendar Janet Hams Vlrgmla Applegate Faye Jurlfs Clubs Home Ec Dorothy Dorlty A HI Vlrglnla Applegate HIY Edward Hull Grl Reserves Naomi Long Bulldog Staff June Money Quill and Scroll Betty Bower sock Latin Club Bernice Flx French Club Bernice Flx Spanish Club Peg Colller Annual Stat? Dorothy Daw Commercial Club Mar garet Buschmeler G A A Patty Fehl Student Actlvlty Board Frank Cone Photography Tom Proctor Chairman Frank Cone Lee Stegemeyer Advertlslng Chalrman Joe Schott Story Stevens Ed Hull Bernice Flx Patty Fehl Dan Muhlberger Clrculatlon Carol Binder Chairman Senlor Ruth Leever Junior Vlrglnla Seng Sophomore Vlrglnla Alllson Freshman Joyce Aszman Allce Binder Eighth Grade Jerusha Busken Elizabeth Ann Martin Seventh Grade Bonnie Bowersock Shirley OBrien Art Anne Crltchell Norma Trompter Composltors Edith Allen Betty Melschke Vr glnla Donley Eileen Ward Adviser Mrs lnnls -wr. ', ' 5 . , , ' , . ' , . , . 1 . 1 SEC - . ' ' , . o , . o er, . Bo ersoc', . e , P. 'ns, . llier, Tlll 1 . Slic , S. St , J. Sch tt, E. Hlll, L. Steg y , D. D 'ty, E. Vtfurcl, J. l rls, I I - . I . . I I .. . I . I 1 ' - 1 1 1 . 1 i I I . ' ' 5 Prophecy-Helen Grinstead, Will-Maurine - - 1 1 1 - - . - ' . , . - 1 1 1 - 1 1 - - - - - . I I I I l 1 1 1 - -- 1 H- .1 . . . I .- 1 ' 1 I - ' 1 .. 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Ed 1 T- 1 9 i l , , ' 1 ' l , , . 1 I 1 - - 42 FIRST ROW M Rcwnsley A Flx B Brewer N McCormuck N Trompter L Ferguson J Aszman A Crltchell J Money SECOND ROW L Stegemeyer Mss Mmddendorf Advxser B F J H YI V Applegt P ehl E Knelsley C Jaap D Daw P Cummuns V Seng P Collier H Grunsteud F Cone THIRD ROW J ott T Proctor D Leuslnger J Busken J Stoehr P Daw R Detz Hll S Stevens D Leever B Kung C-Tl'1E, Clf1ulUlcloc'L Stott Class Reporters Senlor June Money Junior Vlrglma Selg Sophomores Nancy McCormick Freshman L J Ferguson Elghth Grade, Audrey Flx Exchange Edltor Dottie Daw Art Editor Anne Crltchell News Writers Helen Grlnstead, Jlm Stoehr, Brll K ng Buslnes Manager Patty Fehl Clrculatlon Advertising ports Adviser Senlor, Joe Schott Chairman Junlor, Joe Busken Sophomore Esther Knelsley Freshman Joyce Aszman Eighth Grade M L Rawnsley Peg Collier Chairman Ralph Dietz Dick Leever Story Stevens Tom Proctor, Lee Stegemeyer Mass Mtddendorf Editor Bernice Flx Associate Editor Peg Cummins Feature Editors Frank Cone Chairman Carol Jaap Betta Brewer Humor Peggy Cummlns Actlvltxes Edltor Janet Harris P Colluer Advertnsnng Chaurmcn P Fehl Busmess Manager rx nor Stevens S ors E :or D Lelsun er Assoclcte Edntor 43 W' f'.l' V' Fl' I' I' I . ,. . -. , I ' , ' 5 . ix, . ar's, . ae, .F , - D 1- 1' 1- lrflf- -1-I 1' - -.Sch,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,.i,E.i,. . ,. . 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F', Ed'tgS. , pt d'tp . g, SEATED P Colller H Grmstead P Fehl B Bawersock B Flx Mrs InnIs STANDING C Jaap S Stevens D Daw F Cone P Cummnns T Proctor ulllll and .Scnollll The QUlll and Scroll was founded In 1926 by a group of hlgh school supervlsors to encourage and reward IndIvIdual achlevement In hlgh school Iournallsm FIVE years ago In 1940 the InternatIonal lournalIstIc fraternlty The Bull dog was one of SIX school newspapers In Ohlo InvIted to Ioln In 1942 the Terrace Park Annual became a member In order to become a member a student must be a Iunlor or a senlor In the upper third of hIs class, and must have done superlor work in lournallstlc or creatlve endeavor He must be recommended by the faculty sponsors and be approved by the Internatlonal secretary treasurer In spIte ofthe many regulahons and stlpula tIons caused by the war Mrs lnnIs the very capable and patIent sponsor has helped the club to llve up to Its excellent reputatlon The school IS very proud to have an honorary 'fraternlty for Its Iunlors and 115 senIors Inter ested In Iournallsm ThIs year s InItIates were Dorothy Daw Peg ColIIer Peg Cummlns and Carol Jaap 1 ! O 1 I ' H r l I . . . Bulldog was accepted as a member of this , l Q 1 I Q 1 Q ll I I I I I n 1 I I . . . . . . I . I 1 44 FIRST ROW Mlss Locke A Bmder A Crltchell S Stevens M Fuller J Aszman B Walter V Allrson Mrs Foster SECOND ROW J Nolm D Cross M Flnley I Wayt N Trompter J Knersley M Evans M Green V Seng D Daw THIRD ROW B Hebble D Aucholtz P Shcksel J Stoehr D Stephens L Stegemeyer NOT IN PICTURE E Hers Ulclluocatl fatlru The Latin Club IS a tradltlon In Terrace Park, and so many students have belonged to It that an account of Its actlvltles brings memories to a malorlty of the hugh school Our sophomore members were lnltlated In October at our twentieth birthday party The following freshmen who received an average of B for the first semester were lnltlated In February and were guests of honor at a Roman banquet In the spring Joyce Aszman, Joan Knelsley Allce Blnder Don Alcholtz Barton Hebble lrls Wayt Dorothy Cross Waneda Nolln Phlllp Stlcksel and Norma Trompter In November we had our annual supper at Butterworth Farm Our Christmas meeting was a Saturnalla program was awarded the Department of Classics schol arshlp at Swarthmore College As members of the Junlor Classical League Advocatl Latlni covenant to hand on the torch of classical clvlllzatlon In the modern world They believe that an acquaintance with the clvlllzatlon of Greece and Rome wlll help them to understand and appraise this world of today whnch IS indebted to ancient clvllxzatlon for Its government laws literature languages and ar O O I We are proud of Jeanne Cummins, '44, who , . . 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I I I I ,H 45 FIRST ROW Muss Locke M Corwln C Jaap M Basmger E Farrenkopf B Brewer N McCormuck SECOND ROW R Clennrn P Cummlns P Collner E Muller V Faulkner H Close D Tarvm M Garten THIRD ROW B Whltaker C Schwartz J Smart A Fry P Daw B Vogt B Barnett NOT IN PICTURE L Slone E Hers EQ CLRCUQU EAUJCLYLUQ The Buenos Dlas s and Adlos s floating through the halls were probably the ettect of the Spanish Club s delvlng Into the customs and sayings of our neighbors to the South The president was Maurlne Baslnger and the vlce president was that senor of senors, Prlce Daw Dorothy Tarvln held the double posltlon of secretary and treasurer The oFHcers and old members had qulte a few unfortunate vtctlms whom they put through their paces whlle they initiated them the embassy at Santo Domingo for some time gave the students a close up of llfe with Spaniards One meeting was devoted to the playing of Spanish records and to the study of art of the Spanish speaking countries For the remainder of the meetings the club members presented talks on the culture customs, out standing leaders and the polltlcal and eco nomlc relations of South America All these topics ended with a grand finale when the Spanish Club celebrated Pan American Day O ' ' ' ' ' Miss Christopher, who was the secretary at . . 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I . . - 46 FIRST ROW B Fnx E Knensley V Hull M Radcllfte C Semple B Osterholtz SECOND ROW D Le-:singer R Dnetz M1ssMlddendorf sponsor E Hull S Stevens NOT IN PICTURE B Whltaker LE CERCQE CJITLCLYLCCL LA The French Club had a new sponsor the sp rlted Mlss Mrcldendorf who made the club New omcers were elected In October pres! dent Bernice Flx, vlce president Ed Hlll secre tary, Betty Osterholtz treasurer Story Stevens The lnltlated members were qulte a plctur esque group on that day of all school days Scenes of France could easily have been trans planted to T P for gayly dressed mesdem olselles and messleurs were decorating the landscape Mlss Mlddendorf entertained Le Cercle Francais during the holidays at her home In and the plng pong table and plano were In excellent condition The purpose of the club IS to acquire a con versatlonal and reading knowledge of French Many French movies were shown to acquaint the students with the classical architecture and background of many leading French cltles Join Le Cercle Francais and travel the world C very active. 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The food was appetizing i I , . . - 47 FIRST ROW M Basnnger R Leever L Blnkley B Williams C Gelger M Fuller L Allen L Amburgey Mlss Gallagher SECOND ROW D Dornty C Dorlty B Bowersock H Grlnstead V Seng D Ollgee M Corwin C Jaap C Bunder .l Beekley J Money F Jullfs TH RD ROW B Kng D Stephens M Haney V Applegate P Fehl B Fux E Ward L Lang ord B Melschke V Donley NOT IN PICTURE M Buschmexer B Brewer R Clennln J Horns N Long E Farrenkopf M Tucker Co YYIYYLETLC LCLQ T e Commercial Club of 44 45 was com posed of thlrty two members those who had taken commercial sublects for two years or those w o had a B average In al ter commercial sublects The club officers for the year were presldent, Betty Bowersock, vlce president, Helen Grin stead, secretary Carol Binder, and treasurer, Jlnny Beekley A Christmas party was given for all com merclal students and the senlor class The club also enloyed dlnner and the Ice show at the Contlnentale The members of the club were able to pur chase puns Pencils and shorthand pads were sold to pay the expenses of varlous club actlvltles The purpose ofthe club IS to help the students to obtain Speed, Efficlency, and Accuracy and to promote good fellowshlp among Its members :fu -'AL Q L. i l ! L ' 1 ' g' V r. X ' W N T L 5 - , 5 6, -1 . ' , . , . ' , . 'D , . I , . , . , . , T- L 1 - ' I - 1 - l 1 - L: s l I - lf - 1 I -. i , . , . ,. ,. ,.',. ,. f , i ' V 1 ' I - .1 ' .1 ' I ' I ' ' O h . . . . . h I hr - . I . , 48 SEATED L Slone B Walters B Brown V Schott N Henderson B Merschke B Osterholtz J Money FJu fs STANDING L Amburgey C Geiger L B kley B Carter B Wll ms L Pres G Seng Miss Blank D Dorlty E Ward L Langford D Olrgee W Banks J Ward L Allen OYYLE, ECUYLUYYLLCA The members of the Future Homemakers As as follows Ruth Clennln president Betty Carter vlce president Lols Slone secretary and Mar garet Buschmeler treasurer A few of the pur poses of this organization are to promote a well rounded home economics program In public schools, to set up an educational program which emphasizes the development of each glrl s abil ity to use her home economics Instruction In meeting her home school and community prob Iems and to strengthen confidence ofthe home economics girl In herself and her work lt also for a well rounded and continuous personal development As one of their act VITIES the older g rls went down town to the Gas and Electric Company for a demonstration on elcctr cal equipment from there, they went to the Taft Museum They also had their dinner at the Colony Club and went to Shllllto s to look at their dlliferent room furnishings Later all the members of the club went to the Norwood Roller Rink for a party ' H.. , . . . , , . , -. , . ' , . in , . , . i ia , . ' , . ' , ' , l sociation of Ohio chose their officers this year helps each girl to build a good foundation 5 . I l f I ' G ' ' 1 ' , 1 - - , . - ' I ' ' i . . 5 . 1 I I - . . n 1 ' - 49 T ROW M R dcliffe L Binkley B WI Iams B Walters C Geiger S Stevens B Carer L Amburgey Mrs McCracken SECOND ROW D Muhlberger V Seng H Grinstead M Greene N Henderson D Oligee J Money F Juilts C Blnder M Baslnger R Leever V HIII L Stegemeyer THIRD ROW C DOTITY D Dority V Applegate P Fehl L Dres E Kneisley H Close V Faulkner L Slone L Langford All J'l A successful year was enloyed by the All HI Chorus under the guldance of Mrs Jeanette Moore for the first semester and Mrs Mlldred McCracken for the last semester T e officers were June Money president Naomi Long vice president Maureen Baslnger secretary and Marlorle Tucker treasurer e Iunlor and senlor girls of All HI sang at the Junior Senior Prom as part of the entertaInment Whlte Chrlstmas which was qulte appropriate for the time ofthe year and the weather and lrIsh Lullaby At the close of the year pins were awarded to those who had been members of All HI for two years Betty Carter Loretta Binkley Launa Dres Norma Henderson, VIrgInIa Faulkner Louis Slone Carolyn DOFITY Doris Ollgee Lucllle Langford June Money Loretta Amburgey Ruth Clennln Betty WIlIIams, Lee Stegemeyer and Dan Muhlberger Guards were presented to those who had been members ofthe All-Hi for three years: Virginia Applegate, Janet Harris, Ruth Leever, Carol Binder, Helen Grinstead, Patty Fehl, Dan Muhlberger, June Money, and Naomi Long. 50 Thls brlngs to and very actlve Club a dlvlslon Assoclatlon Mr athletlc director FlRST ROW R Dletz E Hull J Schott S Stevens D Muller R Black SECOND ROW R Crltchell J Blckett P Daw W McCoy Mr Hell THIRD ROW F Cone B Kung T Proctor J Busken B Vogt D Lensmger an end the sixteenth successful year of the Terrace Park Hl Y of the Young Men s Chrlstlan Phlllp Bud Hell coach and has been the faculty adviser for two years The members have all trled to llve up to the HI Ys four pledges or planks, namely clean speech clean scholarship clean sportsmanship and clean llvlng The boys In school who were members last year are Tom Proctor president Joe Busken vlce president Frank Cone secretary, Joe Schott Ed Hlll Bull Kung Story Stevens, and Dlck Lelslnger The first group of neophytes taken In were Jack Blckett Prlce Daw Bob Vogt Sonny Crltchell Dale Muller Richard Black, and Blll McCoy Three members of last year are now serving In the armed forces Ed Selgle who IS serving as a radlo gunner ln the Alr Corps Duck Leever who enlisted ln the U S Navy, and Ollver West who stands for the good old Infantry The HI Y gave as entertainment for the school an educational Dr I Q program The prlce of admlsslon was ten cents and the prlzes were given In defense stamps Aer! - 3' 4 r :T l 'ff' c 9 5 .v , .,. . it A . 1. , . , . , . , . , . . -. , . , . , . , . . -. , . , . , . , . , . . 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I I LQ FIRST ROW L Dres V Applegate P Fehl P C Il r D Da B Flx M Gree J Smart E Muller SECOND ROW Mass Gregory D Cross N McCormack L Bmkley A Crutchell J Aszmon B Wolters S Stevens M Boyd C Whutley B Carter L Amburgey A Bunder THIRD ROW B Bowersock H Grlnslead N Henderson D Murphy M Gnrten M Flnley I Wayf W Nolln J Beekley C Bnnder M Baslnger R leever V Hull M Radcllhe P Brlstle Muss Blank FOURTH ROW P Hammond C Cast E Hens E Knelsley H Close D Torvrn J Knelsley N Taylor N Trompter L Ferguson V Faulkner L Slone M Corwln NOT IN PICTURE R Clennln B Brewer J I-'arrns J Word E Farrenkopf V Seng A Bunder W Castor Quzll CRcAenUaA The Girl Reserves were guided through their fourteenth year with Carol Binder as president and Mlss Blank and Mlss Gregory as advlsers Shirley Stevens was elected vlce president r glnla Faulkner, secretary, Helen Close, treasurer and Esther Knelsley program chairman The tea to acquaint the gurls Interested I Grrl Reserves, was held December I2 The :tration of new members took place January at which time the club took In twenty new members Glrls were sent to Clnclnnatl to represent Terrace Park Glrl Reserves In the lnterclub of Glrl Reserves, a nation wlde organization The Glrl Reserves are doing their blt for the war effort by collecting books and games and making afghans for the Red Cross, who wlll glve them to the wounded servlce men On April 20 the g'rIs held their annual dance As usual, the decorations were very orlgmal and colorful A.. -. ,. ,. ,.ole,. w,. ,. ne,. ,. . O ,Va- , , . , n ' 18, . 0 FIRST ROW J Beekley M Baslnger O Jameson P Hammond A1 Radclntte P Brlstle F Bar er A Cntchell J Aszman C Whutley A Bnnder SECOND ROW Miss Wright B Bowersock J Knelsley N Taylor N Trompter V Faulkner L Slone M Corwln C Jaap L Ferguson V Schott J Money V Donley Mass Locke RD ROW D Dorlty P F hl B Flx V Applegate L Tlnge Daw P Cummlns P Colloer Greene V Seng H Grlnstead H Close mls Jlthllatlc JLLAAUCLCLLLUYL The Girls Athletic Assoclatlon formed In 1943, started oFf very well with Patty Fehl presl dent Bernice Flx vlce president and Vlrglnla Donley secretary treasurer The class repre sentatlves elected were Peggy Collier Dorothy Daw Anne Crltchell and Caryl Mae Whitley A new department was added to the organization a pep club with Betty Bowersock chairman, ably assisted by the other cheerleaders Jlnny Beekley Lots Tlngley and Faylene Barber Club membership IS open to any gurl In hugh school interested In athletics Red letter T awards are glven to those glrls who engage ln the required number of GCllVlll9S Of the pres ent club members Patty Fehl Bernlce Flx Vlr gmla Donley Mabel Glrton and Faylene Barber have received their letters and other glrls soon to receive theirs are June Money Anne Crltchell Vlrglnla Seng Marian Corwin Dorothy Dorlty VIVIGD Schott and Lots Tlngley Patty 'Fehl Bernice Flx Vlrglnla Donley and Faylene Barber have won their second year chevrons After playlng basketball through the winter the girls had their class tournaments cllmaxed by the game between the IUHIOFS and seniors Mlss Wright became sponsor of the Girls Athletic Association wlth Mass Locke asslstlng y , 5 by qxsyjyfit, 5 K. 1 v gk K . . . -gf X 'V .s g XX' l -. , . 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Qizrfg i - F -M -v Hg FIRST ROW J Blckett F Cone D Muller S Stevens T Proctor J Schott B Kung R Crntchell SECOND ROW M Lemlng D McKee H McKee B McCoy P Daw B Vogt R Leever P Stuck el D Justice Mr Hell l Stegemeyer THIRD ROW D West R Sullivan B Carr B Hebble R Beebe R Black B Barnett ootballll Sweat sore muscles scrtmmage VICIOFISS disappointments and another football season rolls by We thought we would be champs this year but that wlll have to walt another season Of course there were lnlurles that dld not help but again that IS football The Bulldogs set a new county record this year beating Loveland 84 O the opening game The second game we bowed to Plalnvllle In the last few mlnutes of play Ioslng by one touch down The next game was agaln with Loveland at their own field Nature lent a helping hand to the opposition but the team stlll ran up a 36 O victory We might add that our team spent a hectic night Madeira was repaid for last year recelvlng a goose egg for their efforts T P tallied 28 The real heartbreaker was with Anderson a close game throughout The lndlans how ever pulled ahead wlnnlng 26 I8 ln the final game with Plalnvllle the Bulldogs were held scoreless for the first time the Blue devlls running up thirty points Coach Bud Hell dvd a fine lob this year Everyone sincerely appreciates hls glvlng his tlme and ettorts but we know he gets a greater thrlll out of football than many of the players Slx seniors played their last year this season They are Captain Tommy Proctor BII King I -. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . -r. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. s, . ,. ,. . T4 1- 1- f- 1- fs 1- - I I I I - ' I r r X . I . , - , '. I . - .. ,, .. . . I , 1' , 6,00 C' 62,0 6 oce oo Story Stevens, and Ed Joe Schott Frank Cone Selgle who left early In the season for the Alr Corps There s plenty of good material left though and everyone hopes that maybe next year the team wlll add another cup to the honor of the school The year s results were as follows Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace fy 1 Park Park Park Park Park Park Loveland Plamvllle Loveland Madeira Anderson Plalnvllle 'l r We Qt X. its re pi. 'vt 3-. 'keg Valk Y we-its o O 'nf its oo, ,gy f be 51,5 60, -fi f s 9 ,Z 9400 v1 1 C 'tl- 57 , ,MA FIRST ROW V Schott manager S Stevens R Dletz J Schott R Leever SECOND ROW B Kung D leusnnger R Cntchell F Cone Mr Hell Ullals leetballll Coach Bud Hell opened the 44 45 basket ball season wlth three 3 year veterans Cap tam Blll Kung Joe Schott and Frank Cone four 2 year men Ralph Dietz Story Stevens Dlck Lelslnger and Dlck Leever who departed for the Navy followlng the Madelra game and Bob Crltchell a yearllng The Bulldogs had a very successful and a most excltlng season with fourteen wlns against nine losses Including wlns over Hughes Publlc High champs and our arch rlvals Plalnvllle and Milford The team handicapped In numbers made up for that In splrlt and fight Toward the end of the season the team began to find them selves and were considered a real threat for the county championship but after wlnnlng two games In the county tournament they lost a heart breaker to Mt Healthy 4l 38 They returned to beat Glendale 56 54 In a double overtlme to annex the consolation trophy This was the most excltlng game of the season At the Dlstrlct Tournament our boys beat Mt Orab the Brown County Champs 49 29 and then dropped an overtime contest to Wyoming 32 30 - . , 1 . , . , . , . . 1 . , . , . , . , . . n vu - v 1 - - ' . - I ' 1 ' 1 - I I I - I I I . . . I . . . . 1 I I 1 r p . f sf ' I I .L I A n I ' n ' I A , J I ' Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terra ce Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Anderson MI Healihy Sycamore Greenhnlls Madeira Milford Plamvllle Hughes Anderson Madeira Greenhllls W omnng Loveland Laymen T Mnlford Plalnvllle SI Xavner COUNTY Sycamore Anderson M? Heallhy Glendale DISTRICT Ml Orab Wyomung All Siar Team 'n 9' R0 ua eu' S ,tk e Or -'ln Sf 9e, Sv o,o, 'P qzory F lf, COT! ' fd , 1-on Cen' Co e 'fe 0 .9669 59 Cut o'o' Gly FIRST ROW J Stoehr G Kuntz P Daw J Blckett L Reeve B McCoy J Callgurl SECOND ROW V Schott manager P Stucksel D West D Stephens B Vogt A Fullen D McKee R Sulllvan Mr Hell Reacnuc Uglaalqetballl The Terrace Park Reserves after capturing the Eastern League Champlonshlp went to Green hulls and took top honors In the Hamulton County Tournaments there This year was the first year In thus school s hlstory that the Re serves have won any cup Our Reserves received two trophies for their season s work The leading scorers this year were Captain Jack Blckett Price Daw, and Lloyd Reeve, while g, , N YJ A N1 E I 4 'ii NNW Z Blll McCoy and Galen Kuntz added their excellent ball handllng ablllty to the team This starting quintet was ably backed by Bob Vogt Jlm Stoehr, .lack Callgurl Dennis McKee and Arthur Fullen Others on the team were Phllllp Stlcksel, Ronald Sullivan, Don Stephens, and Dick West After the Reserves tournaments Jack Blckett Prlce Daw, Lloyd Reeve, and Bull McCoy went to the Dlstrlct play off at Xavier Field House with the varsity Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terra ce Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Pork Park Park Park Park Park Anderson Mt Healthy Sycamore Madeira Mllford Plalnvulle Hughes Anderson Madeira Greenhulls Wyomnng Loveland Mllford Plannvllle St Xavier TOURNAMENTS 5 Coleram Loveland Sycamore Madeura 11 T' Q , ' I I I Q - 1 . 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T , 31 27 . 27 ' 60 FIRST ROW J Chapmen K McCoy H Semple B Barber B Cahlll I Barber J Klrcher SECOND ROW B Kung E Bourgraf B Stewart B Becker A Snyder J Jordan T Kotte Mr Hell nada Sc haoll UZIGLA lfzetballll Coach Bud Hell and his assistant, Bull Kung opened the grade school season with three holdovers from last year s powerful squad Cap tam Frank Brunner Barry Cahlll and Tom Kotte The new members conslstlng of Bob Flte Elroy Bourgraf Arthur Schneider Bruce Becker Bob Semple lrvln Barber Ken McCoy Jack Klrcher Steve Crltchell and Blll Barber filled In nicely and were learnlng rapidly at the end of the season The team although hampered by lack of practice and experience fought hard and their splrlt and clean play were outstanding char acterlstlcs of the team throughout the entlre season The team was ellmlnated from the County Tournament by a strong Blue Ash quintet 30 I2 There IS some very fine material on the squad for the future hlgh school teams of Terrace Park I - g . . , - . I I ' I I . I I Stewart, John Jordan, James Chapman, Harry I . I I ' I 1 I ' I I V I 61 FIRST ROW J Donley R Black B McCoy J BIckett P Daw R DIetz SECOND ROW Mr Heul B Kung J FIx B Crltchell L Reeve B Vogt THIRD ROW D West P Frte J COlIgUfl T Moore D Alcholtz Cliafse lsallll After many delays and postponements because of bad weather the T P baseball team began llS l945 season The first practlce brought out 23 candldates many of whom were returnlng from last year s team The Terrace Park boys took the first game wIth Sycamore I7 to 5 The next week end they went to Madeira where they won 5 to l In a very close and Interestlng game The first Mllford game ended In a 6 to 6 deadlock This game stretched Itself Into extra Innlngs when a shower forced the umplre to call the game The team entered upon a very full schedule cllmaxed by the tournaments May 'l5 to 18 Next year s team wIll be almost the same as thls year s and wlth two years of experlence of playlng together the team looks forward to a very good season In 46 AprIl AprIl Aprll AprIl AprIl Aprll May May May 7 Sycamore Madeira Mllford Anderson Loveland PlaInvIIle Mllford PlaInvIlle Madeira Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park FIRST ROW A Fry R Grmstead B Carr B Hebble STANDING J Callgurl E Full B Kung D Muhlberger S Stevens J Schott Mr Lemlng TLCLC The Bulldogs have had a successful track season this year with only four seasoned men on the team three of them senlors The first meet at Plalnvllle Terrace Park placed 5th with 16 polnts At Carthage the team dld qulte well Story Stevens broke his own record In the pole vault with a vault of 10 9 Captain Bull Kung placed 2nd In the shot and discus and 3rd In the 220 yd dash Frank Cone took a first ln the 120 yd high hurdles Bob Crltchell placed 3rd IH the hugh lump and shot put The half mlle relay team composed of Klng Stevens Hlll and Crltchell also finished first These places gave the Bulldogs a 3rd In the Senior Dlvlslon In the Junlor Dlvlslon Terrace Park placed second The following boys made points In that dlvlslon Callgurl Mlller Cross Fry Daw and Hebble In the glrls dlvlslon Bernice Flx placed 1st In high lump Faylene Barber 3rd ln Bob Stewart and Bob Flte took 2nd s In the elementary dlvlslon Terrace Park placed 5th In the entire meet Joe Schott was unable to compete this year having been called to the Alr Corps earlier In the season Mr Jay Lemlng is the new track coach Plalnvllle Invltatlonal April County Fleld Meet May Knights of Columbus Relays May Mlaml Relays May Dlstrlct Track Meet May State Finals May 63 high iump and 75 yd. dash, and Mary Rawnsley placed second in 75 yd. dash. ' ' ' ' ..., . . 1 . 26 ' .. , 4 ' ' ,, ..,.., .. , . . .. 12 ' ' ., ., .. , .. 18-19 ' , , .. 25-26 J Beekley F Barber L Tmgley B Bowersock Cheenllazacllenls As the Rah' andthe Flght team fight poured out of the stands this year few of us stopped to realize what an Incentive a peppy cheering foursome, as we have can be to a team Captain Jlnny Beekley Betty Bowersock lols Tlngley and Faylene Barber along with the faithful supporters In the stands produced those roaring cheers that let the team know there were plenty behind them Away games home games and all games our gals decked out In red and black were always there ready and rarlng to go with their snappy cheers The cheerleaders syncopatlon and acrobatlcs not only wowed the Terrace Parkers but comments on their splrlt and ablllty were glven frequently by rlval spectators Thelr rumor partners Ann Crltchell Joyce Aszman Allce Binder and Norma Trompter kept the competotlon hot by Introducing new cheers and lust oodles of pep We have no cups or trophies that we know of to present to our cheerleaders but we do have Thanks for a swell season of cheering J Aszman A Crutchell A Bunder N Trompter l . , . , . , . . rl vu ll - rr ' ' . , , 1 1 1 I . . lr at - - I , 1 1 , , ll 11 - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' l . , 3 l tr vu I 1 1 u - as - - 1 - . U ru 1 1 GLLTL SCLIOUQ Clt Clllfonlfz vim WAR STAMPS LIBRARY STAFF Our Sophomores are doing their bit for the war effort by By their helpful and courteous service, our librarians with selling war stamps every Tuesday. Under the able super- Miss Locke, head librarian, help students in research vision of Miss Soth, this class has urged the school on to activities and book reports. a higher goal of participation. ART CLASS PHYSICS CLASS Miss Abel conducts the art classes in which students study The science department, under Miss Philhower and Mrs, sketching, painting, and figure composition. Shackelford, prepares for the streamlined post-war world. MAINTENANCE Mr. Owens and Mr. Meek by their untiring and scientific efforts accomplish the difficult task of keeping the school in order. GYM CLASS ELEMENTARY TEACHERS Physical fitness and healthful enjoyment are the keynotes Miss Gregory, Mrs. Hamer, Mrs. Radle, Mrs. Beckman, and of Mr. Heil's gym classes. Mrs. Grove linsetj train the minds of our younger students toward interest in study. 67 9 Cp -allfc l'Nf!2J I I X jr X YW 21 eg 1 l I 96 Q23 lf xl fs lx We EI is xlf ik, J: x ? lf? j xl CE 1 ,, 1' ' A! 'Q i x 2 Nl rt wx Qilfy I X? ,I If ,MP 'J' 4 Q14 fb' ' x 15 ,gm imc Clllfas SEPTEMBER Donned our school attlre and made our way back to the ole stompln grounds It took qulte a whlle to get accustomed to the hard desks and the new teachers but we all succeeded very well Spent our weeks allowance buylng poo corn cotton candy cracker Iack taking In all the slde shows and VICWIHQ the PFIZS wInnIng anlmals and exhIbIts at Carthage Falr Displayed T P s ablllty by groundlng loveland In an excltlng game of football Had another downfall by that small school down the road namely Plalnvllle A Junlor dance afterward at whlch everyone had a gay tlme despIte the defeat OCTOBER ReIOlCed over vlctory wIth Loveland Can t help It If we re good Agaln took advantage of our good coachlng and fine sports manshlp In a game wlth MadeIra Lost to Anderson In one of our hard fought football games Loss well accounted for because of Inlurles to Tom Proctor and Bob Crltchell Old members of the Spanlsh Club racked bralns to prove to those belng Inltlated that one must suffer for the enloyable things of llfe Played one of those unmentlonable games Guess who? Yeh' those Blue Devlls agaln NOVEMBER Seniors put forth our abIlItIes toward a carnlval a clever Idea a financlal enterprlse In whlch we can well say a good tlme was had by all All enloyed the hllarlous and hectlc InItIatIon of the Home Ec Club Flocked to the gym wIth our tooth paste ad smlles for the photog rapher to snap us Admlred those handsome girls wlth theIr outstandlng mascullne physlques Never before has the HI Y been known to accept the weaker sex Lost our first basketball game ofthe season to Anderson The students of Terrace Park became solemn and thankful for SenIor glrls experlenced a breath taklng fllghl out the wlndows ThIs dlscouraged the slack wearing fad durlng school hours Thought the Gay Nlnet es had returned but dlscovered It was only the French InItIates DECEMBER Dlsplayed our superlorlty and were vlctorlous over Sycamore this started us on the road to success Had every other seat In the classes vacant Why dont you remember? Chrtstmas shoopmg' The hlgh school glrls enloyed an afternoon Tea gIven by the Home Ec Club Almost all of the home rooms were filled wlth Christmas splrlt as the puplls made merry Junlors and senlors land sophomore boysl enloyed the atmos phere of a Whlte Chrlstmas In Marlemont Recreation Hall The song Whlte Chrlstmas sung by the femlnlne contlngent of the All HI Chorus was qulte fittlng Senlor glrls enloyed them selves In splte of the man shortage JANUARY Returned to school after a merry Christmas and a happy New Year Vacatlon extended for the bus rIders All agaln return to the same old grlnd Had such a frollcklng tlme at the Annual Staff Dance because of the Vlctory of the Made ra game earlier In the evening 23 Complalned of wr ters rramp and a headache over mld year exams The older Glrl Reserve members dlscovered qulte some talent In thelr new Inltlates 61 ll ll: , Q X X l, . I , 7 I l I ' 7 . . . . A . J Q1 . 36.14 15 ' ' ' , , - I - , I -1 E 22 . 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' ' . . . .w:tl4'f: t A I 2 ' - clllfhan clflfe FEBRUARY Knocked ourselves out golng to Pep Assembly to compose new cheers which led our teams further Into victory After the vtc torlous Mllford game the pupils of Mllford and Terrace Park enloyed a dance given by the seniors Senlor boys excellent decorators Rolled on the floor with laughter as the two characters of the senlor class better known as Tom and Frank walked Into their home room after their first lesson In barberlng Everyone agreed that they appeared like something out of this world Laughed cried yelled and relotced over the breath taking Plaln vllle game This IS one date that will long be remembered by the students of Terrace Park The rumors also gave a Chlck dance afterwards Entered the tournaments with our first victory over Colerain vs l'errace Park Reserves Won our second game In the tournament against Sycamore and Loveland Played and won our thlrd game In the tournament against Ander son We lust can t be beaten' Wept over our loss In the game against Mt Healthy The game was practically In the bag when Mt Healthy zoomed ahead and overtook us lSpoke too soon In the last paragraph l of Hamilton County We also were very proud of the Varsity as they played a most remarkable game against Glendale with a double over time The Varsity team was rewarded with a Con solatlon Trophy MARCH Stlll held our luck and won the game against Mt Orab at St X Played and lost our last game against Wyoming with one over time Too bad' Everyone was looking forward to that next game which would have been with Lockland Wayne lKlng and Cone especlallyl Newtowners sang Rlver Stay Way From My Door and went home expecting to see our houses floating down Main Street Felt sorry for the flood sufferers but were happy because we all received a sprung vacation for one week Crossed our fingers for good luck when the Upper Ten Per Centers of the senior class took the scholarship test 27 28 Pulled our halr out strand by strand each time we took an every pupll test Into our hand APRIL The guys and the gals gathered to goin hands at the freshman party and to strengthen ourselves for the long road ahead Danced to a smooth orchestra and gazed romantically at the moon Everyone breathed more easily as the boat docked for ll was Friday the l3th Upperclassmen trled to explain to the eighth graders that their test wasn t anything to get excited over Put on our Sunday best and took our favorlte beau to the Moon light Fiesta Dance The decorations were qulte orlglnal and the band was really on the mellow slde MAY 18 Went to swing and sway to the music at the HI Y s bxg dance There was qulte a crowd and everyone enloyed himself JUNE 7 Became serious for once and realized that ll was the end of the beglnnlng for the Seniors We shall always remember the good tlmes we had at Terrace Park and hope that the other classes have as much fun FLD +-T xt. -C3 UC E -2 fflbi Qc X gl S.:-f qmg -fl-L.. 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SONS GEORGE W MONROE Plumb-ns Heohng FUNERAL HOME Sheet Metal Supplres Mnford Ohm Telephone 5255 Mllford 0hIo BERNARD T SAUER THE 5 5 GATCH Reglstered OptometrIsI Nanonol Bank Bldg Room 7 Insurance and Real Estate Phone MIlford 5046 5273 Mllford Ernst l Phone Mllford 5206W Mllfurd Subscrlbe Now Sl 50 Per Year THE MIAMI VAILEY NEWS SHUMARD MOTOR C0 Hazel H Osborne Edltor Hazel l Lanham CITCUIUTIOH Manager RUbY H 05' 'n'9'lYP9 oP9f'-770' Mlll and Maln Phone 5054 Vlater St MIlford 5092 MIlford BLUE SUNOCO Comphments I Comphments of W R WUND C0 MILFORD NATIONAL BANK Dry Goods Pmone 5131 Mllford Ohlo Mllfofd Ohm WHITE VILLA GROCER SCOTT S FOOD MARKET Telephone 5133 W 227 MUID St Malford Ohlo J S GRANDUCCI The Annual Staff WIShe5 to thank everyone who has In any way asslsted In the pUbIICQTlOn of the Annual wtllnnn Emrg lgrninutz 1.,,,,1 ,,,, 1,,,1 ,,,, 1 ,,,, 1,,,,1 ,,,, 1 ,,,, 1 ,,,, 1 ,,,, 1 ,,,, 1 ,,,, 1 ,,,, .. .,,, ,... ,,,, 1.,,,-.!4 ,f...1III.1III- IIII 1IIII1 IIII 1IIII- III- 1II-I-IIII- I-II - IIII vw- IIII 1 'III -Iw- . 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