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

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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 . . I I - I , . I . . - 46

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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 , . . I . , . ' H , . . . . , . . I . , ' l I . , I a 4 a 1 . 1 1 - I . I .. . I ' . I I I I ,H 45

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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. Park Hills, Kentucky. The food was appetizing i I , . . - 47