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

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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

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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

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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. , . , . , . , . , . . -. , . , . , . , . . -. , . , . , . , . , . . O L - I r 1 ' I 1 . . .- an sr . . . , I . . . T - 1 ' I , . . - 1 . ' I 1 I I . I I 1 . . I I ' I . . I I