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

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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

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