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

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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

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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

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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 -