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Page 39 text:
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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
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.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
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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
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