Terrace Park High School - Yearbook (Terrace Park, OH)
- Class of 1951
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' 1 in 4 Q 1 gm 'F' , N ' fa s . , ' , T i' Qu. II 7 ' if f . 1 M' ,Iv W 'r ' . 'WS' ,, ,,,.v.,: I I IMA sr I? :. .9 H une -lt . I. 1 -. Ie., 1? an -M gn f-' WN hfw: - 1 ,, ,. ,-fn-31-.1 11 .-,,,, 5' 1 13 -L a I . 1 ,... , -1 -xg x . ,, 'W I.: F ' 11 ' Wxn B v fm. I 'Hx r 1 Class of '51 page Iwo Ihe 1951 Ierrace parker VOLUME XVII Published by the Sfudenfs of the Senior Class EDITOR-Gayle Crawford ' Assocme EDITOR-Robeff Patrick BUSINESS MANAGERS-Lois Rafliff, Barbara Beefs TERRACE PARK HIGH SCHOOL Terrace Park, Ohio I p h page four The Class of l95l of Terrace Park High School this year pays tribute to Eleanor Galla- gher. With her cheerful attitude ond untiring effort she has worked to make each class a success. Miss Gallagher teaches the commercial sub- jects and serves also as Adviser not only for the Future Business Leaders of America at Terrace Park, but also for the State of Ohio. We wish to thank Miss Gallagher for all she has done for the senior class, and so we dedicate the Terrace Parker 'Sl to our efficient Senior Adviser, Miss Eleanor Gallagher. faculty classes organizations teams grade school table of contents page six sr 351 .. ,A -' wgqii' , K ' :T 1 Ffiaf' , 'I 1 5- 59'- 9 P?if1?vg:ik.'Qr--v ' E' 1' 1 'L ' nl , Q ' . W , 54. - ,5,gg,,s,,: 5 5-bww U ' if 1 , i ' ' V N ,W am mf? fri- ' 'Vxfrba 2 Z , . T , , Im ,lx ., , 1 3? ' ' . 54, ' v .:x -- 25: . Y - . .M , . , Q gm ' hg1QZ?'5 -'K.L.r9J K , Y -f ' - - 4 . -,H E E - 1' V LZ' aw . EM. fm --,Wk 1.555 -3, . i .Y XSS ,W vw -F122 : N-. E123 mm W. , 3. 253 , J fi! -- ww A N we ,fi 1 4, -,wifi A - ,Ir . . ... ,.,,., ---, , iff 2235? 5 if Q' V. 'W A f Ei 1 ,.... 53: A 13. '5- -1 I! ,-ggiuu 'QW ' -5? Q ' , ffffiwr S ,..,...Er 'Zz .J ,:::..5:f! ,V nv. l'.' 1 ,,,?5:' ..,, -2-L - . I J V- , 4 '- . H ' L 'Eiga-ygl14v4. 1 -551' A TERRY PARK Photo by Ellis R. Rawnsley faculiy E X :sum In these times certain people doubt that it is worth while to make plans for the days ahead. Many feel that living day to day will be enough, since no one knows the future. - Today it requires real courage to prepare yourself for the'future. What you hope to do and what you hope to be, however, must always be in the back of your minds, regardless of how your lives may be affected by the con- flicts about you. You must have the faith and serenity to prepare for the future. When these ' Z troubled days are past, you will never be forced to reproach yourself for not preparing for the duties of peace as you prepared for the duties of war. ' rtf in Z 39 , li ,tri . ' H U' j A 4 - Q 1, 130 .2 iil ...-..-............c...,.....,. ..--..............,,-., ., ,,,, , my-k v Y - - -Ah- .. Z tit. qt fe it W Attention please! Attention please! These words are as familar to all of us as is the person who says them. It is Mrs. Clark, the school's efficient secretary. Writing excuses, checking statistics, compiling records, and issuing the daily bulle- tin are only a few of the many ways in which Mrs. Clark has proved invaluable to the school. In addition to keeping the office in order, she manages to find time to be a friend and a help to all. page eight vt .QK 5' pi Richard E. Avery Carolyn Blanlc University of Cincinnati, Physi- University of Cincinnati, Home cal Education Economics if p l Gratia Flower Carlton Clean Weaver Dickens University of Wisconsin, Uni- Ohio Wesleyan University, Uni- versity of Cincinnati, History versity of Cincinnati, English Business Education A E Vim ls OJ ' , Q W We . xv jj-ji!! u 79 . if i r I ,i Eleanor Gallagher Susan R. Hance Wittenberg College, Business University of Cincinnati, Sev- Education enth Grade Miss Margaret Harris Todd Hinlzle Ohio State University, French, Eastern State Teacher's Spanish, Biology Seventh Grade Wwfnf MM, P 9 C- if-cl... ijavo- MVN, 43-lfww, X-'X'x ya',MV,fuf- af-is-9 il fw-'V VZ- xh is-vc, Alice Kent. Jay C. Leming lndiana University, Art Wilmington College, Industrial Arts Elizabeth Philhower Mr. E. Joseph Quinn Western College, Mathematics, College of Music, University ot Science , Cincinnati, Music Evelyn Robinson Ruth Shaclcletorcl Ohio State University, English Colby College, Science Jean Soth Miami University, Mathematics Martha Tarlxington University of Cincinnati, Physi- cal Education Elizabeth Watkins University of Cincinnati, Social Studies, Science nf. fm-zfyfwif in Board of Educa'l'ion Sealed-Mr. Robert Haveman, Mr. Phillip Heil, Mr. Arthur Sfollmaier, Mrs. Thomas McDonald, Standing-Mr. John Wilson, Mr. Allen Lloyd, Mr. John Jordan. Not in picture-Mr. A. L. Wilson. Grade School Teachers Row l.-Miss Kelch, Mrs. Grove Row 2.--Mrs. Aston, Mrs. Hebble, Miss Preston Not in Picture-Mr. Grooms png I PILAM First Row-Mrs. I. R. McClure, Mrs. Belmont Matiie. Second Row-Mrs. I. F. Iordan, Mrs. Allan Kipp, Mrs. David Kurtz. Library Siaff First Row-Mrs Robinson. Second Row-Elizabeth Bristle, Mary Gibson Addie Martin. 5,5 L1-I I Illl J f I I ma..,.,,g: , . ' il 1'-. ...- l t X r 4 . D .2 -f ' Ae: ,..-r i.,:f1 ,i,-Z Eg A. .,.'f e V Z A 4461. . , Q V., ff- - . V - Q .f' ,7- . Size Egg 1 4 ' I 1.5L .gi Lieii. , ,g , .1-i .l. . 2 -J .gr Y. -. . - Row 1.-Jimmy Harmon, Peg Stansbury, Dick Sonntag, Jay Riedel, Mrs. Carlton. Row 2.-Dave Rawnsley, Dick Siegel, Chester Augsburger, Lois Ratliff, C. W. Johnson, John Gehrig, John Harmon. .Student Council Student Council consists of a total of eleven members from the high school classes. The president of each class is automatically a member. The senior class president is ineligible to hold the office of council president. The Senior class has four members in the council-the business managers of the yearbook and the paper, one elected member, and the class president. The Junior class has two elected members and the class president. The Freshmen and Sophomore classes each have two members-the class president and one elected member. The council president is elected by the student body. Although he is refused the right to vote, he conducts all meetings. The rest of the officers are elected by the council members. For the 1950-51 year the officers were as follows: Dick Sonntag, President, Jay Riedel, Vice-President, Peg Stansbury, Secretary, and Jim Harmon, Treasurer. The faculty advisor for the year is Mrs. Carlton, whose iob it is to offer suggestions for the improvement of the council. Some of the council's activities for this year were as follows: planning the school calendar, distributing conces- sions, and settling any disputes that may arise. page thirteen 5 Q3 . ' r '1 '1 It H I fcwv gb , Z f ,ig r. ,E 1 F55 , Z I n 1 r . n ' 'iz 5. X , 'TS 1 ,xl L E, - --af.: 3 L ,,'. I --rl Wi v ,Q- ' 'i ' ' Xin fe, T' L ' 1' 3.5 . .. , 'gi . A 5.3 . 5 I Left to right-Mrs. Tucker McGee, Mrs. Kletfner. Lunchroom Mr. Bluricum, Mr. Owens page lourreen , Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Ladies Left to right-C. Plank, R. Koeuper, J. Scales. Jani'I'ors Safefy Pairol Q classes Bi Cafxpds-9.d.NA4-Q Q4....4, fl 6.0, 'MWA-at WL Q1-1909 A58-hvw N i LEC! ff L wwmmzmmu-4-- mmnuq. -11 :Q 1.,.1..,.ZL 3 v fa., AZ Wk? J! ff' + W the senior class of x 2 you 6 . M4155 i f . N 1' F , ,350 W TWU 4M:f.4ff'f A 1' www: 3 . wldjktlvg 5 9:6 fyxpwffcvfw! lf,,,rYW1 J nf' ,MV ,rwfdjbokaywv page eighteen Elizabeth O. Bris'l'le G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Class Representa- tive 25 F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 45 President 45 Bulldog Staff 45 Advertising Manager 45 Hockey l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 45 Latin Club l, 25 Library Staff 4. l BeH'y June Chandler All Hi 2, 35 Home Ec Club lg Triple Trio 45 Y-Teens lp Annual Staff Gayle Crawford Annual Staff l, 2, 3, 45 Associate Edi- tor 35 Editor 45 Bulldog l, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club l, 2, 3, 45 President 45 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Secretory 35 Presi- dent 45 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Thespian 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Ca-President 45 Basketball 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Scholarship l, 2, 3, 45 Senior Scholar- ship5 Baseball l, 2. Dianne Cady Latin Club l, 25 Y-teens l, 25 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 F,B.L.A. 3, 45 Secretary 45 Volleyball 25 Basketball 35 Triple Trio 45 Thespian Club 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Language Club 3, 45 Secretary- Tresaurer 45 Annual Staff 45 Bulldog Staff 3, 45 Scholarship l, 2, 3, 45 Sen- ior Scholarship. 00' M' , fjfsfuv, QW' lf f . ff , Nancy Lou Chapman 'Q' G.A.A. 'l, 2, 3, 45 Sports Manager 35 Team Captain 45 Y-teens l, 25 Band l, 3, 45 Triple Trio 45 Thespian 45 Latin Club 25 Hockey 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 25 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Bulldog Staff 3, 45 Annual Staff 2, 45 Circulation Manager 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Scholarship l, 25 F.B.L.A. 4. gms I CX i 5-LW Hoyt' Ray Cross Band l, 2, 3, 45 Class Vice-President l, 35 Language Club l, 25 F.B.L.A. 2, 45 Science Club 25 Annual Staff 4. ggruxff,-W! W Shirley Ann Adkins Jesse Applegate ENTERED IN SOPHMORE YEAR Football 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Hi-Y 3 Home EC ClUl'J 3: G.A.A. 3, 4: F-l3- 4, Annual Staff 4. l..A. 4, Annual Staff 4. Alberl' Argo Ruth Ann Barnett' ENTERED IN JUNIOR YEAR Thespian 4, Annual Staff 4, Class Vice- President 4, Senior Schol rshi , F.B.L.A. 3, 4, State Secretary 3, Lan- guage Club 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Bulldog Staff I 3, 4, F.T.A. l, T-teens l, 2, Student f Council 2, Latin Club 2, Basketball 3, K -4, Volleyball 2, 4, Senior Schoralship, X Library Staff 3.0 Q 11 : - J .pxjw Rx . ,ff - 2 Fix Ei ff ' Us sc, 'Qc 1 D .' fl I I ,fx I '5 Q qv .jf , L lt - , I, , gd lp fl ll if gb' A at 0 B I ,fat ' ' ,jul N 3-f if 1 ff 1 s , inf' .' f 'Q -' G l' Barbara Jane Beels Gar Bowen . Latin Club l, 2, F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader l, 2, 3. Captain 2, 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 3, Quill and Scrpll 3, 4, Y-teens l, 2, Annual Staff 4, Co- Business Manager 4, Bulldog Staff 3, 4, News Editor 4, Hockey 2, 3, Basket- A Latin Club l, 2, Science Club 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Senior Scholarship. ball 4, Volleyball 2, 3, Senior Scholar- Z 945 A411-1 ship, Track l, 2, Triple Trio 4, Thes- ' plan 4. Treasurer 4. , L9-23 55' Qvsibi QL l J il l C l -Z page seventeen Q,-'QZ 'Rolf Dorily Annual Staff 4. 1 cf fd l, lllflj WQLL Ur 'f',WM.6y.:s,,.,..QQ Ruby Jean Fisher Home Ec. Club 1,25 Band 1, 2 Hockey 1 , J 2, 3, Annual sfaff 4. l ' fy. - ' ill' U 5' l fl l l if 'L - Q' ' ' . V . 'L f ,F ' ' l l .L I-,w ' 1 ' . v l . ffl' lk -5 fa' lj JJ, 'Q' Vial 4 I, J 1, V' ' UW lf!! X Mary Lucille Gibson Ronald Halbauer Lafin Club 25 Basketball 35 Annual. ENTERED SENIOR YEAR Sfaff 45 Library Staff 4. V Annual Staff 45 Thespian 45 H C , rlllf , H J ' ll v JJ 'r J fllllly m if X Mary Jo Havens Mary B. Hebble Y-leens l, 25 G.A.A. l, 2, 35 Lalin G.A.A. l, 2, 35 All Hi l, 3 Yle Club 25 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Triple Trio 45 l, 25 Bulldog Staff 35 Annual Staff l Annual Stall 45 Senior Schorlurship. Latin Club 25 Language Club 3 Scholarship 3. H t 3, ' , Wg ,J lily page lwen ty ' r v-Ep Zfynvp it rj ll lj r-Q5 H' 'J' My nn if r ll, T 4 tw ' if W Qt' ir A U T . U . 1 -ff f l nil, in -. ,Ili 5 V fill . if A . . I J , A Hi' ff J I tw uf .1 .. :ll 'lt ri A it lt, .. -f 4. ,fr M f 'tl 1 .-H n , ,i ' ,YJ ibn' ' Q Yr.-J ,Y ,l6sJ ' Eli! A A-i.!j 'fl WJ' Q Virginia Louise Hines ENTERED IN SENIOR VEAR Annual Staff 4. I, Freda Mae LiHon Latin Club 1, 2, Y-teens 'l, 2, Band 'l, 3, 4, Student Council 1, Scholarship Q-Lib,-L, QQ' m Lia 1, G.A.A. 1, F.B.L.A. 2, 3, Annuol ' V'6 fi'iJ 'I Staff 4, Senior Scholarship, Hugh it i E E Q i Cx me-X. ,his QTL, Sawool Sewing Boarcl 3. g . C 3. Q Mfg F 1.5 , lewidif ' mi'mWM-ef is-f--l -l lift Q . ' T . ' in - - ' f-1: H T '-V9 'T . F'-4-Qxreggeqx vv.sf-Sv: Nw-.u..,l'c-Gb: 1.-'-1?55lbA.fA,ilE'lJL,fLjg.15-f:e-QQ! J rim. , Ly fy E X -r 7 .,AV:L5,V.,,,g,sj,.-pts.--,A B .Y 'lVU'Q-'l 1'w9.,s',Q- mugrncfbdi T Us-fs, Q '91-'ri'! T2TTf .24 . 'Q fi'-5' '- , 5.31, w',je.1es22t, e'lQ: 'fin V ,Zgxm . A V. '5l'4s is A 'xsrllb' QI ?2fl'l fw'3.Esgr.1J'.ve,q lllfifs ' Q.gZ,Lfi!Ji9 ' ' . V 'iw .JET lv? fl it ,:L,fQflf..a- me A is B '5m'i h ' A:LJ T'UU 'u1fli.Q.lg.na I 1 wi ., Addie Louise Marlin Home Ec. Club 2, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Class Representative 3, Red Team Cap- tain 4, Annual Staff 4, Bulldog Staff 4, Circulation Manager 4, Basketball 2, 3, Hockey 3, 4, Triple Trio 4, F.B. L.A. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Baseball 2, Library Staff 3, 4. I' it J fly' J my , fl? A :Jr'l'nibl rl- jug, , n lb L Ujd' fl' -,mf f M . t f' -.fi fl' F, JW! 'J W v ,, f' pu' I f pf, P. J, .4 if N N :y,,t,f' .P-' l ll Tl ll Dorothy McConnell ENTERED SENIOR YEAR Annual Staff 4, Bulldog Staff 4, Thes- ' plan Club 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Lan- guage Club 4, G.A.A. 4, F.B.L.A. 4, Senior Scholarship. rl I ' 'W T- .wqlix 1, Thelma Lucille McCollum Home Ec. Club I, 2, F.B.L.A. 2, Annual Staff 4, Class Secretary 4, Senior Scholarship. JP' I nn-ffm! weft' tl Ty' ' , l .6 L - .ff ix, ff ,QP Q .diyiypo -,DNV 917' 9x 569,51 jUQ!,f2 radii!! 0 ' 913 Q51 Q f N . IAIAQ 'L Kjglkfj ul?--9' 'Sf I9 fs' M i 4 Y JLMYVI .-Quart' .P r:f'., LN, Q il, lipid'-.I im, ,f1 f,L, pil? 1 1 our if we rf' lv' ' flux v 35 is F1 raft' , ,V U-' Li gary! Peggy Joyce Money Home Ec, Club 1, 2, Annual Staff 4, F.B.L.A. 4, Triple Trio 4. ff' ,V ,J - ' GP! ff! yy- x . jf W ,P L nl P fly ' cg, 0 I , . Valde-an Morris Elizabeth Louisa Philhower Football 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Hi-Y 4, Y-teens l, 2, F.B.L.A. 2, 3, Annual Staff Basketball 1, 2. 4, Senior Scholarship, Class Treasurer 3, 4. Ll William Purvis AO, ffflflj 0' A nnua I Sta f 4. 1 BM .1 Q ff qt. ul William Ratliff Annual Staff 4. Football 3, Basketball 3. UW 2,19 ll Qrtll if ity Lois Ralliff ' Latin Club l, 2, F.B.l..A. 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Thespian Club 4, Vice President 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Y-teens l, 2, Annual Staff 4, Co-Business Manager 4, Bulldog Staff 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Senior Scholarship, Scholarship 2, Triple Trio 4, Track 1, 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 3, Student Council 4. fs Russell Raflermann Annual Staff 4, Latin Club 2, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Football 3, Basektball 3, Track 2, 3, Baseball 3, Cheer- leader 4, l ,f ' page twenty-one fi l li z JW f 1 Q74 page lwenly-two .Ur f Q X UT! YQW lip ll IJ5 'J 5 .P Xfyyyxfe MJVJL QQ'lj30-J xxghlj David Rawnsley Class President l, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Baseball 'l, 2, 3,' 4, Track l, Annual Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Bull- dog Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council l, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Thespian Club 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Secre- tary-Treasurer 3, Latin Club l, 2, 3, F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4, Senior Scholarship, Scholarships 1, 2, 4. Willis Robinson F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Basketball 3, Football 3, 4, Thespian 4, Band 3 4, Annual Staff 4. -2 Richard Smith Football 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track l, 2, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Annual Staff 4. Jac Jay Riedel Class President 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Vice-President 4, State F.B.L.A. President 4, F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4, Annual ..Staff 4, Bulldog 4. 4 ?Z,-ff .bmw Margaret Ann Roose Bulldog Staff 'l, 2, 3, 4, Associate Edi- tor 3, Editor 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, G.A.A. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Team Captain 3, Vice-President 4, Latin Club l, 2, Y- teens 'l, 2, Language Club 3, 4, Vice- President 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Co-President 4, Thespian Club 4, Sec- retary 4, Hockey 3, Basketball 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4, Scholarships 2, 3, 4, Senior Scholar- ship. at CD William P. Sommer Class President 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Track l, 3, 4, Student Council l, 2, Language Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Thespian Club 4, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Senior Scholarship. ' S!-0-Lb-AL fn!-uf Q4 f df,-63 ,gl -vm,-:A -:fx Richard E. Sonntag Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 4, Annual Stulf 2, 3, 4, Bulldog l, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-President 2, Student Council 3, 4, President 4, Hi-Y 3, 4,'Secretary 3, F.B.L'.A. 2, 3, 4, Latin Club il, 2, Scholarship l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Scholarship, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Thespian 4. .-J-ef. K . Clarene Thompson Home Ec. Club l, 2, G.A.A. l, Annual Staff 4. SKWKH Er by Dorothy Mae Wells Home Ec. Club 'l, Annual stuff 4. C1-Q, l Louis S'l'rass Science Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Annual Staff 4, Senior Scholarship. W WWW Mary Jane Van Camp Y-teens l, Annual Staff 4, Home Ec. Club 2, G.A.A. 3, 4, Class Represen- tatives 4. MFI J -.ii Robert Werner L. Language Club l, 2, Annual Staff 4, Senior Scholarship. WMM . 1,3 1 if Q sv i ' 0-4 lllgf lx Paul While Annual Staff 4. Jane Williamson Latin Club l, 2, Y-teens l, 2, Language Club 3, 4, Thespian 4, President 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Bull- dog Staff 3, 4, Annual 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary-Treasurer 2, Basketball 3, Hockey 3, Volleyball 3, Track 3, Scholarships 2, Senior Scholarship, Prom Committee Ca-Chairman 3, Quill und Scroll 4. Peggy Jean Williams G.A.A. l, Class Representatives I, Home Ec Club l, 2, Y-teens l, 2, Triple Trio 4, Annual Staff 4. Frank Norman Wright l Annual l, 2, 3, 4, Bulldog 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Latin ll, 2, Band 4, Basketball Manager 2, Safety Patrol l, 2, 3, Senior Scholarship. 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NAME Clarene Thompson .... Mary Jane Van Camp ,,, Dorothy Wells ....... Robert Werner . Paul White ,,., Peggy Williams . ,. Jane Williamson . . . Norman Wright . ,. , page twenty-six. it -. tt Big Rolf . . Toni . . Bernie . .- -- ..Bebe.. Sure-Fire' .... 'Adorable Feet Shirley Argus . . Barb . . Gary . Lizzie . ..Di.. June . . Nan . . SIim .. .- Ray ..... Jean . . . . Toots . Jo Bridget . 'Buster . . Rich . . Red .. Benii .. Wrangler . nu .. Z ..... Wrangler . Lefty . . . Nubby . . . 'Black Russ . . Bulldog . Jerry . Bill Pennyf' , . ..J .. ack .. Frenchy ,, Green-Eyes . 1 Louie . . Coolry . Van ..D .. ot . . . Windy .. Junior 'Toots . Smiley , NICKNAME LIKES driving people crazy ..... Wine, women and song .... Cashmeres ............. Dixie Land Music ..... Johnny .......... peace and quiet . .. Fried Clams . .. eating Uniforms .............. bowlegged grasshoppers . .. dancing and music' ...... short girls ........... people Frank good things, some bad .. to eat Gerald Milford boys Mary Ann .......... dancing with Dick licorice soap .... Marines ..... WOMEN ...... Harry William .. . . . .Cars . . . .sports . . . .Dawn June 8 . . . .Sports hunting . . . .sports .5f1A'rLL,Qr'.2iQ.Lii' I . . and music . . , . week-ends in Dayton .... food . Brunettes . .......... to mux around ....... ....people and traveling ....dogs and candy .... Twirp ....Chuck... .. wine ...... ....clean cars ... .Chevrolets . . . . . .navy-blue . . . ....farm DISLIKES giving History reports brown noses Sonntag's remarks symphonies wars people who drink mental strain knock-kneed spiders show-offs . , . .broken friendships pearless oysters conceited people loud people oysters certain people cars that burn out rods . . . .football in the rain . . . .WiIson's history class crabby people English class . .giddy people . , . .? ? . . . .two-faced people . . . .Shakespeare . . . .conceited people . . . .school books . . . .egg plant . . . .school . . . .day after Labor day ....baked beans and liver . . . .Hudsons .work ....fried ice Smiley's turtles . . . .cars that won't start . . . .English class . . . .fried liver and onions ,getting up early .pink tailed squirrels .conceits .ten-cent millionaires .show-offs .smart alecks .Kentucky co-eds .farm work 'Go iump .... . 'Anyone for tennis 'I can't bear it , 'Get a sack ,, Why .......... . 'Now Mrs. Dickens ,, 'Take to the hills 'Lets face it ,,,, 'You louse ,,,, 'Guess what .. 'Oh darn it Brainless .,, 'Get a sack . . 'l'm ready, lets go .. 'You silly thing E-Gods ,.,.... 'No kidding .. 'ls that so ..., , 'Must Be nice ,, 'Gonna quit school . 'My hands are freezing Huh .... , ........ 0hDf0P 'Get a sack , , , You're crazy , , Get a sack ..,.. . What you is boy , , , Gonna quit school , , Cow should I know? Who-a-a-a? ,,,, . Shoot , , , , Oh Crumb .., , Forget it ..,.. . How about that ,, My teeth itch , , , Hot dang ...... . You're telling me , , , Vm hungry ......... DFOP Over ........ 'You can say that again Holy Cow ............ That's good enough Good enough ,,,,, 'YOU know it ....... 'Now l wouldn't say tha F. FAVORITE SAYING x l running around . . . Ratliff's station ...... waiting for holidays .. Baker's Gym ...... Mt. Washington . . . with a girl .... Shouldn't be . .. in my clothes ..,.... eating with Clarene .... giving slumber parties .. . in her Ford ........... out somewhere among Wranglers , .. home ............. with Frank or home . .. near my car ...... working .............. at school ........ .... . . . . with June, Toots in Milford . . rest of Wranglers ........ most anywhere . .. ln Gayle's car .... with the gang .... Ratliff's Station , , . Fayettiville ...... Maderia .... ..... among Wranglers .... at the station ..... usually not . . . not usually .... in the, woods .... Lizzies house .. Lookout House .... in bed ....,.. Mariemont .... USUALLY FOUND Ratliffs station ............... tinkering with a '36 Plymouth eating with Betty ............ with Twirp ............ Milford ................. Hyde Park Country Club .,. Camp Dennison .......... Milford ............... ? ? , ......... under a hood .... AMBITION go to the big house own a cadillac make up my mind surgeon hunt elephants be 5'l0 million dollar baby be a bird watcher be a nurse ta go to college own a pink penquin court stenagrapher own a flea circus get all A's rnarry Frank own a Jaguar convertible to see the world travel with Jerry to ride a donkey to graduate be a success to see Penny married to kick all brown noses referee of women wrestlers nurse drive like Green-Eyes Phys. Ed. teacher be a hot-rod driver President of School Board journalist successful barber retirement meet Him again dentist Michigan grad be a pillow stuffer be a success nurse get rich quick Secretary Aviator See the world to pick the lumps out of tapioca ride an ox drive a hot-rod page twenlyeseven snaps . :lf MJ' af 5 Jil -P114 P9 gh XX N ,. x 15 we , -. 4 P1 ef . 7. -'lf'-AQ L-v-':feS7 11' ll ' F A ' EV c ,Y Q I . F y , -A Y H l '-mt si.. LY' . im 1 W as M ' 'H .ie f Zij if 'g ' ' J ' 2 ts ' l me Aft .,,ff5i'. .lil c J 5 1' x' N' 'K 33. N , Z, JS Xxfiil tty J- -. Yan t ltfl' ...X g lg! l J, J, X will P. Stansbury, S. Stoeclrlin, H. Thompson, J. Vogel, N Row 1-S. Scales, B A. Won. I ,lJennings, M. Jennings. , Row 2-C. W. Johnson, T. Jordan, N. Krummert, L. Litton, R. McGraw, M. Morris, B. Row 4-T. Allen, D. Alt, S. Arnett, T. Balrer, D. Bredemeyer, 26. Bronniman, M. Carr, Patriclr, C. Plank, J. Rice. G. Clopton. if V' fl' 1 Not in picture-P. Frazee, D. Schlechty, A. Tumbleson. gh .vita Vl X 3 U 9 Iliff' lt lunlors J The Junior Class began its year with an unceasing effort to obtain money for the Prom. ln this difficult task they were ably led by C. W. Johnson, Class President, Bob Patrick, Vice-President, Don Alt, Secretary, and Carolyn Ham- mon, Treasurer. class activities. For example, Tom Baker prollfed to be an ace magazine sales- man, Dot Jennings was chosen Junior-Queen for the Homecoming, and C. W. Johnson was elected Man-ofethe-Year at the G.A.A. formal. The highlight of the year was the Junior-Senior Prom, held at the Terrace Mahy hidden talents were exposed while the Juniors were engaged in their Pork Country Club, and it turned out to be a huge success. page twenty-nine Collins, B. Dority l.. Gilb, C. Green, C. Hammon, S. Havens, B. Hillard, D. , fwfr .gi , - ,J EJ' R.. 'Llp I WVVA r Row 1-E. Robinson, R. Wymer. Row 2-D. Curless, B. Bausmith, P. Hines, G. Thornberry, P. Hughes, M. Sexton, F. Purvis, C. Taylor. Row 3-J. Thornberry C. Ratliff, A. Allen, C. Robinson, J. McCollum, J. Gingrich, R. Fite, Miss Soth. Row 4--M. Cotfings, Mrs. Robinson, J. Harmon, G. Herrmann, N. Williamson, P. Planlr, R Kaeuper, J. Gibson. Row 5-T. ltin, C. McGee, B. Rippstein, S. Chapman, G. Obermeyer, M. Wallace, J. Batsos M Heiden, J. Coates. Row 6-R. Baiber, J. McMullen, R. Mathis, P. Reinhardt, C. Augspurger, R. Parks, J. Tuclcer, R. Perrine. - Not Present-D. Horn. s o p h o m o r e s The Sophomores were well represented in all activities during the '50-'51 school year. They participated in all sports and carried the Reserve basketball team through a highlylsuccessful season. Many members increased the rosters of the Science Club, Latin Club, and All-Hi. The class meetings were well conducted by the officers who were as page lhirty follows: Jim Harmon, President, Mark Cottings, Vice-President, and Nancy Williamson, Secretary-Treasurer. The cooperative spirit of the class was exemplified in the preparation of the float which was entered in the ceremonies for the Homecoming football game. The class was indeed honored by having,its candidate, Mary Sexton, chosen for Homecoming Queen. ,ifx 'A' xx Row Row 1-W. Baker, J. Fielman, E. Sexton, R. Taylor, J. Menchhofer. 2-D. Spresser, V. Platt, D. Hubbard, P. Gibson, D. Clennin, A. Tiemeyer, J. Spencer, T. Runte. 3-S. Baldwin, J. Harvey, J. Ward, R. Whitley, S. Sticklenoth, G. Gilbert T. Hockstolr, E. Howell, R. Stevens. 4-D. Howell, F. Williams, S. Howell, J. Kreig, M. Murphy, S. Donaldson, M. Flaro, fresh The Freshmen class participated in many activities this year. lt was also well represented in athletics with boys on all teams. Among the class's projects were a food and clothing drive during the Christmas season. The food was distributed to needy families, and the clothes were given to the Good Will Industries. The Freshman Party was held on September 27th. Instead of the traditional Row Row L 4. .- tx M. Cooper, G, White. Row 5-J. Williams, M. Lodge, J. Schwab, B. Byars, S. Hussey, B. McClure, J. Conklin. J. Scales, B. Marcum. Row 6-N. Rummel, S. Parrish, J. Gehrig, R. Morgan, J. Newman, J. Harmon, B. Pierson L. Widmeyer. Not in picture-M. Aicholtz, A. Marie Cumby, C. Horn, M. Martin, L. Waites. men play Wild Nell , the freshmen presented a humorous skit called The Light- house Keeper . The party was ably supervised by Mrs. Watkins and her husband. The Freshman class officers were as follows: John Harmon, President, Dick Taylor, Vice-President, Ann Tiemeyer, Secretary, Dorothy Howell, Treasurer, John Gehrig, Student Council representative. page th irly-one i Row 1-Miss Harris, Miss Hence, M. Brooksbanlr,iM. Allen, D. Hughes, R. Wiley, B. Bowen, G. Olson, C. Rummel, J. Werth, N. Phillips, L. Vilardo, M. Carter, N. Fox, P. Shaw S. Daily. Row 2-T. Ward, D. Sammcns, T. Martin, J. Gilb, G. Hawkins, D. Weber, W. Olson, D. Hill, P. Havens, J. Pence, W. Spresser, M. Taylor, B. Hummel, R. Schulz. Row 3-D. Somogyi, R. White, B. Meddings, G. Kaeuper, J. Beclrer, A. Obermeyer, E. White, J. Terrence, J. Robinson, A. Hatton, R. Werner, M. Adams, A. Peterson, J. Skor, J. Howell, M. Somogyi. Row 4-M. Taylor, B. Davidson, E. Newel, B. Jones, W. Taylor, F. Mace, R. Scaggs, B. Johnson, J. Smart, R. Scott, R. Fisher, R. Massman, W. Lawson, R. Smirth, E. Cook. Noi' in picture-P. Kessling, T. Kaiser, R. Godfrey, J. Morgan, B. Whittington, B. Whittington. eigh-I'h grade The eighth grade has been busy this year. Some of its members entered Carthage Fair where Nancy Fox, Nancy Philipps, Barbara Bowen, Wilma Spresser, Marilyn Taylor, Joan Becker, Ann Obermeyer, Marian Taylor, Jean Skor, and Gayle Kaeuper won pizes in Home Economics. Gayle Kaeuper, Jerry Morgan, Carol Rummel, Mary Kay Adams, and Anne Peterson won prizes in Art. The eighth grade has been selling notebook paper as a project. page thirty-two The class has sent two Care packages, one to Korea and one to Japan. Bud Johnson, Robert Scaggs, Jerry Robinson, Bruce Hummel, David Hughes, Thermon Martin, Ronnie Massman, Paul Kessling, Richard Godfrey, Ronald Scott, and John Bronnimon played on the Junior High Basketball Team. Ann Obermeyer's story, one of the best in the eighth grade English class, was printed in the BULLDOG. The eighth graders spent an evening at the Observa- tory also. , t l l l Row 1-Miss Hinkle, M. Hostetter, G. Bredem er, J. R k G. S ' h y oc away, mit , S. Firby, M. Row 3-V. Olson,'S. Mitchell, W. Hatton, P. Halbauer, C. Hulsey, J. Kircher, S. Schmid- Jordan, W. Werner, C. Staeclrlin. horst, L. Baxter, S. Roose. Row 2-J. Cornwall, D. Kipp, L. Clennin, R. Sutton, L. Busken, P. Hopkins, D. Kurtz. seventh grade The Seventh Grade Class consists of 8 boys and T8 girls. ln spite of its few numbers, the class has achieved many things this past year. First, the Severlth Grade float tied for first place with the G.A.A. at the Homecoming football game. Marianne Jordan was chosen as candidate for queen. On December l2, the social studies class presented a program at the P.T.A. meeting. The Seventh Grade, with the help of Mrs. Carlton and under David Kipp's leadership, took an active part. The program centered around the countries of the Orient-Japan, China, and Korea. A movie was shown on Japan and the members had an exhibit on these countries. Sue Schmithorst and Marianne Jordan participated in the Variety Show at the Senior Carnival. They presented a satire on the balcony scene from Shake- speare's Romeo and Juliet. Many of the Seventh Grade students took part in the annual Grade School Christmas program. David Kipp represented his class on the ,Junior High Basketball team. page thirty-three Ias'I' will and testament Once upon a day so dreary As we pondered weak and weary O'er this will of our donation We could find no inspiration While we nodded nearly napping, Suddenly there came a tapping, As of someone gently rapping, At the window of our brain. We thought, we wrote, and thus we claim This testament of doubtful fame Tis only this and nothing more. I, Shirley Adkins, leave my frankness to Ruth McGraw. I, Valdean Morris, leave my blond good looks to Dick Siegel, and my love to Mary Peterson and other sixth grade admirers. I, Clarene Thompson and I, Betty Chandler, leave our lasting blendship to Joyce Vogel and Helen Thompson. I, Bill Purvis, leave my long eyelashes to Sue Arnett. I, Mary Jo Havens, leave my dimple to Charles Plank. I, Lizzy Bristle, leave my petite feet to Tom Baker. I, Bill Ratliff, leave my careful l?I driving to Dick Albers. I, Bert Argo, leave my muscles to Gert Bronniman. l I, Bill Sommer, leave my BOOM-BOOM to Gull lgo aheadl Clapton. I, Ray Cross, leave my dancing ability to Dolores Collins. I, Jesse Benn Applegate, leave my naps in English class to Bob Dority, I, Gayle Crawford, leave my brown eyes to Norma Krummert. I, Dot McConnell, leave my friendliness to Shirley Stoecklin. I, Dianne Cady and I, Penny Roose, leave our out-of-town friends to Art Tumbleson. I, Barb Beets, leave my dramatic ability to Marlene Jennings. I, Dick Sonntag, leave my man-about-town-ness to Tom Jordan, and my love to Jean. Jo I, Freda Litton, leave my short-hand class to sister Laney. I, Smiley Wright, leave my sly smile to Bill Schulz. I, Jay Riedel, leave my diplomatic manner to Bob Patrick. I, Bill Robinson, leave my sister to Dick Schlachty. I, Thelma McCollum, leave my blush to Tommy Allen, and my Dick to Ann Rice. I, Dave Ranwsley, leave my big-wheelness to C. W. Johnson. page thirlyefour We, the Senior class, leave a jumbo bottle of Hadacol to the class of '52 in hopes that it will carry you through the trials and tribulations of being a Senior. We, the Wranglers, return the school to Mr. Wilson. We, the Senior girls, regretfully give Mr. Avery back to his wife. We, the Senior class, for a nominal fee, give our English themes, slightly used, to you. We, the Senior class, leave next year's Seniors a happy, peaceful trip to Washington. I, Liz Phlilhower, leave my willingness to pitch in whenever there's a iob to be done, to Catherine Green. I, Gary Bowen, leave my way with women to Donnie Alt. I, Ruby Fisher, leave my sincere smile to Peg Stanbury. I, Lois Ratliff, leave my sport skirts to Dawn Bredemeyer. I, Lois Strass, leave my raven black hair to Milton Carr. I, Russ Rattermann, leave my famous tall tales to whoever will listen to them. l, Mary Jane Van Camp, leave my gaiety to Bill Hillard. I, Bebe Williamson, leave my chevrons to Sue Havens, to add to her grow- ing collection. I, Ginny Hines, leave my unfailing good humor to the teachers. I prophesy that they'll need it. I, Mary Gibson, leave the library to next year's staff. A I, Peggy Williams, and I, Joyce Money, leave Milford to Paul Frazee. I, Ruthy Barnett, leave my love for older men to Dag Jennings. I, Nancy Chapman, leave my quiet ways to Curly Hammon. I, Addie Martin, leave my ability to fall down without any fatalities to next year's football team. I, Bobby Werner, leave my oratorical abilities to next year's speech class. I, Paul White, and I, Dorothy Wells, leave my long trip to school to Lillian Gilb. ' I, Green Eyes Smith, leave my fourth bell trips to Milford to anyone who can wangle an excuse. H I, Rolf Dority, leave my height to Auclre Worz. I, Rich Massman, leave my love and undivided attention to Mary Ann Morris. I, Ronnie Halbauer, leave my pipe of distinction to any Juniors who could use some distinction. organizuiion hm V ' ' 5.1 ' :SEER X X qw- -wW'u M Q-, .Q-. - -..gm -...1.:... - ik, 4,, lx -, H ' 5335555 H 'w u'-5' 'H I, ' ' Fnw' 'E gif. -5 11 X N N 5 N Hu ww 4 'va U. J 3 Nm1Fly'YHa w w 1 M? 1 H W 1 H w w , M.. 1 'f ' 'Eff' ' , 4 , ,J it i Row 1-P. Roose, G. Crawford, L. Ratliff, B. Beats. ,IW ' Xfiggef lil .i i A 'll -His' Q Row 3-S. Stoeclzlin, D. Cady, D. Sonntag, D. Rawnsley. Row 2-Mrs. Dickens, R. Barnett, B. Williamson. D. McConnell. Not in picture-D. Siegel, T. Baker, B. Patrick. quiH and scroH The Quill and Scroll was organized in i926 to encourage and reward individual achievement in High School iournalism. ln i940 Terrace Park's two publications, the Bulldog and the Terrace Parker were accepted as members ot this international journalistic society. In order to obtain membership in this society one must meet the following requirements. lil He must be of at least iunior standing. l2l He must be in the upper third of his class. l3l He must have done superior work in some phase of gour- nalistic or creative endeavor. pa Ihirly-six l4l He must be recommended by the advisor. l5l He must be approved by the executive secretary. Since Quill and Scroll exists to reward individual students for meritorious work, the size of the group chosen for membership depends upon: Ill the level of ability ofthe staff as a whole for a particular year, l2l the ability to meet the general requirements of the society, and I3l the particular requirements of the adviser. The students so honored were Penny Roose and Gayle Craw- ford, Co-Editors, Dick Sonntag, Ruth Barnett, Dave Rawnsley, Dianne Cary, Lois Ratlitf, Barbara Beets. The students chosen this year were as follows: Tom Baker, Shirley Stoecklin, Dick Siegel, Dorothy McConnell, and Bebe Williamson. Row 1-Mrs. Watkins, R. Whitley, J. Gingrich, P. Plank, G. Herrmann, M. Lodge, F. Williams. Row 2-P. Hughes, C. Ratliff, G. Crawford, S. Chapman, M. Wallace. S. Stoeclrlin, N. Williamson. latin club y Annual election of officers was held at the first meeting of the Latin Club this year. Candidates were run on the two usual tickets, the Populares, and the Gptimates. The following officers were elected: Gayle Crawford, President, .lim Harmon, Vice- President, Bob Patrick, Secretary, and Sally Chapman, Treasurer. The Sophomore Latin students were initiated into the club in the early part of October. In November the members were in- vited to Mrs. Foster's annual supper at Butterworth Farm. Saturnalia , the traditional Christmas play was presented by the Sophomores at the December meeting. The Freshman class was invited to attend. Christmas carols were sung in Latin, and refreshments were served. The first year Latin students who achieved a B average for the first semester were initiated into Advocati Latini at the Row 3-M. Cottings, B. Barber, T. Hin, S. Hussey, J. Gehrig, R. Mathis, B. Patrick, P. Rheinhardt, C. Augsbuger. Not in Picture-A. Tiemeyer, J. Harmon. February meeting. Bob Patrick, Gayle Crawford, Shirley Stoeck- lin, Nancy Williamson, Jane Gingrich, and Marlene Wallace took part in the ceremony. The freshmen who were initiated are as follows: John Gehrig, Francis Williams, Martin Lodge, Stewart Hussey, Ann Tiemeyer, Richard Whitley. On the eleventh of April, the traditional Roman Banquet was held in honor of the new Freshmen initiates. At the second annual Homecoming game, the Latin Club sponsored a float based on the theme of Veni, vidi, vici. Sally Chapman was chairman of the Latin Club float, and Marlene Wallace was chosen as the cIub's candidate for queen. Under the able leadership of the new sponsor, Mrs. Watkins, the Latin Club has had a most successful and enioyable year. n page thirty-seven Leff fo righf-Nancy Chapman, Circulaiion Manager: Roberl' Pafrick, Associale Ediforg Gayle Crawford, Ediforg Lois - Rafliff, Business Manager. Noi' in piciure-Barbara Beefs, Associaie Busi- ness Manager. page rhirly-eight wr A H5553 ,gil xl, Noi in We, the members of the TERRACE PARKER staff, wish To express our appreciation to Mrs. Dickens for her advice and help. As adviser of the yearbook, Mrs. Dickens has sacrificed much of her valuable time in order that the TERRACE PARKER '51 is a yearbook of which we can all be proud. ferrace parker sfaff Row 1-R. Schlechiy, R. Rafferman, R. Massman, R. Smilh, S. Havens, D. Bredemeyer, J. Becker, A. Peferson, M. J. Van Camp, P. Williams, A. Marrin, E. Brisfle, A. Tiemeyer. Row 2-R. Cross, W. Robinson, V. Morris, W. Ralliff, R. BarneH, D. Cady, P. Roose, N. Chap- man, D. McConnell, M. Havens, B. Beefs, P. Hughes, G. Obermeyer, J. Money. Row 3-G. Crawford, L. Rafliff, P. While, B. Purvis, T. Humphries, J. Applegafe, N. Wrighi, B. Argo, V. Hines, M. Gibson, C. Thompson, E. Philhower, R. Fisher, T. McCallumn, F. Lilian. Row 4-M. Morris, S. Adkins, D. Wells, R. Fairiclr, G. Bowen. D. Rawnsley, J. Riedel, W. Sommer, R. Sonnfag, R. Siegel, S. Hussey, W. Byars, P. Reinhardf, R. Barber, D. Kurh. picfure-Ted Kaiser, B. Werner, P. Sfarsbury, J. Harmon, N. Philipps, L. Baxier, L. Sherman, J. Gehrig. Row 1-Barbara Beals, News Eclilor: Penny Roose, Edilorg Shirley Sfoeclrlin, Associale Edilor. Row 2-Rulh Barnell, Fealure Edilor: Addie Marlin, Circula- fion Manager: Dave Rawnsley, Business Manager. bulldog sfaff Row Row Row Row Nol 1 R Barnell G Crawford L Ralliff D Cad N Cha man D. McConnell, P. Roose, B. ' - I - I - 1 - Yu - P n Beals, A. Marlin, P. Slansbury, M. Morris. 2-A. Won, D. Bredemeyer. G. Gilberl, S. Parish. H. Thompson, S. Sloeclrlin, C. Ralliff, P. Hughes, D. Jennings, M. Murphy, C. Green. 3-N. Wrighl, G. Bowen, B. Argo, D. Collins, S. Havens, N. Philipps, M. Taylor, S. Arnell, E. Brislle. 4-R Schlechly, D. Rawnsley, J. Riedel, R. Sonnlag, R. Siegel, W. Schulz, T. Baker, D. Kipp, S. Hussey, J. Gehrig. ' in piclure-B. Williamson. , T1-' dm' page lhirly-nine S Q C 9 ll C 9 page forty Row 1-Miss Philhower, S. Stoeclrlin, R. McGraw, G. Herrrinan, N. Wright. Row 2--S. Scales, P. Reinhardt, D. Fite, L. Stress, B. Patrick. Not in picture-R. Perrine, D. Siegel. Four years after Nick Reinhardt and Bruce Smith organized the Terrace Park Science Club, under the able leadership of Miss Philhower as sponsor and adviser, it has advanced from two members to a growing group of twelve. The club had contributed to the laboratory many pieces of equipment which would be a delight to any scientific-minded person. The Terrace Park Science Club has bi-monthly meetings. Many proiects were outlined for the year by Louis Strass, the President. The other officers are Bob Patrick, Vice President, and Shirley Scales, Sec- retary-Treosurer. ' The club is a member of Things ot Science , an organization which distributes various products of industry. lt is also an affiliate ot the Science Clubs of America. This year the club has made trips to various in- dustries-the Water Works, a steel mill, and others. The purpose of the club is to create a better under- standing and interest of science in high schools. I ki i i Wifi V i l Row 1-M. Havens, S. Arnett, H. Thompson, J. Vogel, S. Havens, C. Row 3-E. Bristle, R. Cross, J. Riedel, T. ltin, D. Sonntag, D. Rawnsley, Hammon, A. Martin, P. Williams, D. Cady. J. Tucker, P. Planlr, D. McConnell, P. Roose, B. Williamson. Row 2-A. Worz, J. Thornberry, B. Bausmith, M. Heiden, J. Batsos, P. Not in picture-Miss Gallagher, B. Robinson, S. Stoeclrlin, D. Bredemeyer, Stansbury, N. Chapman, R. Barnett, G. Crawford, L. Ratliff, B. G. Bowen. Beats. H y future business leaders of america The Future Business Leaders of America have been very active this year. Under the capable direction of Elizabeth Bristle, President, Sue Havens, Vice-President, Dionne Cady, Secretary, and Sue Arnett, Reporter, Chapter l92 has held a number of events which had the interest not only of the school but ot other chapters all over the state. The year started oft in grand style with the election of .lay Riedel as State President at the state convention at Mentor, Ohio. ln November a tea was held tor the purpose ot arousing interest in other schools to organize new chapters. ln December a Christ- mas party was given, and in Jariuary the new members were initiated. The annualbanquet was held in February. The Future Business Leaders of America is open to all stu- dents enrolled in business education. Meetings are held every month. page lorry-one h i Y page Iorlyvlwa l Row 1-D. Sonntag, D. Rawnsley, B. Sommer, N. Wright, B. Werner. Row 2-Mr. Avery, B. Patriclr, G. Clapton. L. Strass, J. Riedel, B. Argo. One of the oldest and most honored organizations in Terrace Park is the Hi-Y. This club is open to all Senior and Junior boys. lt is affiliated with the National Hi-Y organization and also the Y.M.C.A. i The organization of this year's group started late, with the applications for admission being sent out in early January. A large group of boys responded and the February initiation brought in a very capable and qualified group of neophytes. This group, along with the seven members remaining from last year, composed an energetic and active fellowship. The-first and probably most important of the proiects of the Hi-Y was the raising of money for the March of Dimes. In view of this, Hi-Y sponsored an intra-mural basketball game between the champion Junior team and an All-Star team composed of representative players of each team in the intramural league. By merely passing the hat , S23 was collected. This money was added to an estimated S50 which was collected by the organiza- tion by asking for donations on downtown street corners. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Wilson and Mr. Avery, the Hi-Y has done much this year to improve the ideals of this national group. These ideals are to increase scholarship, fellow- ship, and moral standing among high school boys. The Terrace Park Thespian Club is undoubtedly one of the most active clubs in the High School. lt is an honorary organi- zation of students who are interested in the production of plays. The local troupe, No. 776, is a member of the National Thespian Society, which was organized into a national club from the original Thespian Society of Fairmont State College, in West Virginia. lts officers are Bebe Williamson, President, Lois Ratliff, Vice-President, Penny Roose, Secretary, and Bar- bara Beets, Treasurer ' ln order to become a member of the Thespian organization, the candidate must have achieved certain qualifications re- quired by the national club, plus those standards required by the local troupes. The objects of this non-social, non-secret society are two- fold: lil to establish and advance standards of excellence in all phases of ,dramatic arts in secondary high schools, and l2l to create an active interest in histrionics among students. Row 1-G. Crawford, B. Beats, N. Chapman, D. Cady, B. Williamson. Row 2-W. Robinson, Mrs. Diclxens, D. McConnell. P. Roose, L. Ratliff. Row 3-Bl Argo, R. Halbauer, B. Sommer, D. Sonntag. D. Rawnsley. lxfi A C ihespian club page forty-three Row 1-Mr. Quinn, R. Whitley, J. Thornberry, J. Gingrich, J. Vogel, BQ Bausmith, A. Won, A. Martin, C. Green. ' Row 2-D. Howell, J. Rice, A. Cumby, L. Litton, M. J. Van Camp, M. Morris, P. Stansbury, D. Horn, M. Cooper. Row 3-G. Thornbarry, L. Widmeyer, T. Runte, G. Bronniman, H. Thompson, J. Menchof- far, J. Batsos, B. Beets, NL Chapman, L. Ratliff. This year All-Hi has been under the direction of Mr. Quinn, who is a new member of the faculty at Terrace Park. He is a graduate of the College of Music at Cincinnati and has done an excellent job of instructing the All-Hi chorus. . All-Hi has taken part in a number of activities which have been given at Terrace Park. The first important event was the Variety Show in which All-Hi sang Let's Dance , Blue Skies , and The Whiffenpoof Song . In the Christ-E mas performance, the chorus sang Masters In This HalI , O Holy Night , Bethlehem , and The Lord Bless You. Every year it is traditional for the All-Hi chorus to present anoperetta. This year they gave Gilbert and SuIlivan's Mikado. The female leads were held by Barbara Beets, Yum-Yum, Lois Ratliff, Pitti-Sing, Sally Chapman, Beep-Bo, page forty-four Row 4-S. Donaldson, S. Chapman, M. Wallace, N. Williamson, B. Rippstein, D. Taylor, G. White, B. McClure, M. Cottings, J. Conklin, J. Gehrig, S. Hussey, P. Reinhardt. Not in picture-D. Bredemeyer, M. Jennings, S. Howell, D. Collins, B. Peirson. o h I Nancy Chapman, Katisha. The male leads were Paul Frazee, Nanki-Poo, Dave Rawnsley, the Mikado, Bill Johnson, Ko-Ko, Mark Cottings, Pooh-Bah. The Mikado is the story of the Mikado's son who has run away from his father's palace because he does not want to marry an elderly lady named Katisha. He is in love with Yum-Yum, who is supposed to marry Ko-Ko, Lord High Executioneer of Titipu. He disguises himself as Nanki-Poo, a wandering minstrel, and offers to accommodate Ko-Ko and be executed in a month's time provided he is allowed to marry Yum-Yum for that month. Ko-Ko, who has promised the people that he will endeavor to find victims for execution, accepts the offer, and steps into a neat little plan that results in his marriage to Katisha, as the price of release, thus leaving Yum-Yum to Nanki-Poo. Row 1-R. Barnett, S. Havens, H. Thompson, Miss Harris. Row 2-P. Roose, D. McConnell, D. Cady, B. Williamson, B. Sommer. Not in picture-M. Jennings, D. Jennings, T. Jordan. The Language Club has had a most successful year under the capable and helpful leadership of Miss Harris. Miss Harris, o new member of thelfaculty at Terrace Park, is a graduate of Ohio State University. There she majored in French. Upon return from a trip through France, Miss Harris came to teach at Terrace Park. The club meets once a month. At the first meeting of the year, officers were elected and plans, made. The results of the election are os follows: President, Bill Sommer, Vice-President, Penny Roose, Secretary- Treasurer, Dianne Cady. There were two members initiated at the January meeting. They were Marlene and Dorothy Jennings. The club has had a very full and interesting sched- ule this year. One of the most interesting activities was o trip to the Guild Theater to see a foreign movie. ln the spring a Spanish Fiesta was held. Everyone had a delightful time. ln May all the members went down- town to o Language Club dinner party. Near the end of the year, the students in the Language Club presented a short comedy in two acts. lt was given for the students who are interested in taking modern languages. page forty-five Syl' x a I 9 t wax l I N. K 5 X IU Wh, U Iiiljftah .QL..,..i,-. if tx A i 'xr 1 i .lil i i Row 1-S. Baldwin, E. Bristlo, J. Gingrich, A. Worz, A. Martin, J. McCollum: A. Allen, G. Craw- ford, J. Spencer, Miss Tarkington. Row 2-D. Hubbard, C. Robinson, S. Arnett. M. J. Van Camp, S. Havens, B. Beats, M. Morris D. Clennin, D. Horn, R. Barnett. Row 3-C. Hammon, P. Stansbury, S. Chapman, J. Krieg, N. Chapman, L Rafliff, C. McGee. M. Wallace, D. Cady, P. Roosa, D. McConnell, N. Williamson, G. Obermeyer. Not in picture-D. Bredemeyer, S. Adllins. girls' athletic association The Girls' Athletic Association started off its year with a bang . At one of the early meetings they held a hockey play-day for Madeira. Their initiation was held at the first meeting in November. At that time thir- teen new members were initiated and several new Board members were elected. That election completed the Board of eleven members. They are as follows: Gayle Crawford, President, Penny Roose, Vice-Presdient, Sue Havens, Secretary, Ruth Barnett, Treasurer, Clara McGee, Sports Manager, Mary Jane Van Camp, Sue Arnett, Nancy Williamson, and Dorothy Clennin, Class Repre- sentatives, Addie Martin, Red Team Captain, and Nancy Chapman, Black Team'-Captain. page forty-six This year G.A.A. sponsored a Ghost basketball game, and invited boys from Milford, Anderson, and Madeira to participate. Our traditional G.A.A. dance was changed from late spring to Christmas time. The dance given was a formal- The Winter WonderIand , and was held in the Newtown Gym. Two weeks before the dance, campaigns were begun for the election of Man-of-the-Year . This year C. W. Johnson was chosen as king. He was crowned by the President of G.A.A. The highlight of the year was the Mother-Daughter Banquet, which had been a tradition at Terrace Park for the past three years. Awards were pre- sented and the festivities ended after the teams had presented their skits. club corner w f 'W Q fl? 1 . . , M ,M f , , ,xy 5 9 4 5 . Mm ST' .?'5,,v., .51 2 1 1 iq, 55? ,.,,...a. i. u I K Q , . v 1 vw . asf . . g 'u ' .. 'i!:5:ai: 1' I 1 1 ,T -Q . 4? ww AN gf 9 42' x V 4 ' -Y F fs Qf?F V? E .tibia , xv Ax e , - , I 1.56 Q , ' 2.5, 2:4 ' w x. M ' 'ii -S 'faux N51 A: 1 H X L 'iw -' ' - r WNW, . 1 1 . H Mp' 1 P ,, ,My K .,, ,Q r U 12 EEZ: E 3:,,jV, 4 fi- ,. If. W ,fr in page foriy-seven prophecy . . . Cincinnati, Ohio June 7, l96I Dear Dave, Thought I'd drop you a line to let you know what all the grads of T. P. '5l are doing these days. I just returned from a trip to Hollywood, where Bebe Williamson is thrilling everyone with her heavy dramatic roles. Dianne Cady is also doing well as the queen of Class B opera houses. While out there, I SGW a picture of Bert Muscles Argo. He's being featured in advertisements on the back covers of several outstanding detective magazines, which incidentally are edited by Penny Roose. On the return trip I stopped by in Phoenix, Arizona, and met Bill Sommer. Bill is raising pet turtles on his reptile farm iust outside town. Elizabeth Phil- hower is his partner in this venture. Also in town are Mary Hebble and Clarerie Thompson, who have taken up nursing as a career. I stopped in Indianapolis on Memorial Day to see the speedway race. Met Ruby Fisher, who was in charge of concessions there. She had Virginia Hines and Mary Gibson as two of her assistants. You probably heard that the race was won by Bill Ratliff. Bill was driving the Ratliff Special, owned and cared for by his sister, Lois. Gary Bowen also drove in the race, but finished a poor last. Gary always was much better at flying than at driving. Up in Oxford, O., the students are all clamoring to join the fabulous sorority, Sigma Mu, founded by Dot McConnell and Ruth Barnett. A Peg Williams and Joyce Money now operate the bowling alley in Milford, while Ronnie Halbauer is right down the street running a dentist's office. He has Dorothy Wells as his secretary and assistant. Norman SmiIey Wright and I are still working in that little combo in Paul White's nite club. Norm's hot trumpet can be heard for miles. Write me a note if you have heard from any of the rest of the old gang. Yours truly, D. S. page forty-eight New York City, New York June ll, I96I Dear Dick, b I iust received your letter of the 7th and thought you would like to hear some news I've picked up about the Parkers of 'Sl . Strange as it may seem, the technician back of my show is Louis Strauss. And did you see the Nancy Chapman Show last night? She's taken over Ruth Lyon's old spot. Her vocalist is Addie Martin, who specializes in blues singing. Two of our former classmates, Barbara Beets and Mary Jo Havens, are tortur- ing the nation by writing iingles for Proctor 84 Gamble. Rumor has it that Elizabeth Bristle and Bill Robinson are going through life trimming trees together. Also doing a good iob holding up the home front are Freda Litton, Thelma McCollum, and Mary Jane Van Camp. Home Ec is coming in handy for them. What do you think. of President Riedel's new reform bill? I happened to be in Congress the other day when he tried to get it voted upon. But one Congress- man didn't like it and set a new record for the fillibuster. Someone said his name was Bob Werner. The only thing that stopped him was a bunch of high school kids from Ohio on a trip to the Capital. And taking it all down without a mistake was Ray Cross, recently appointed Congressional Recorder. Two of the secretaries in the Pentagon are Shirley Adkins and Betty Chandler. I hear they use up an average of 8 pencils a day. I was looking at the sports page over my cup of coffee this morning and happened to notice the box score of the championship pro-basketball game. One team was led by a combination of Rich Massman and Rolf Shorty Dority. But the star of the game turned out to be Jesse Applegate, who sank a left handed, under-hand shot from the center of the circle to win the game in the final seconds. There was also an article about the Madisonville All-Stars' hard-driving fullback, Black Russ Ratterman. The racing news had a lot about the big race between the country's two leading jockeys, Valdean Morris and Dick Smith. The recently named Horse of the Year was owned and trained by some obscure millionaire. His name, William Purvis, Esq., was vaguely familiar. . I hear you and Norm got offers to play in the Jazz at the Philharmonic Show. Good Luck! Sincerely yours, D. R. P. S. Gayle Crawford's still trying to get out of debtor's prison. Guess she never did pay for the Annual. paris np. . x . ' ml m fn wi 'R ,V M ' msn! as b 1 -ii 5 W w im tw 5: s ,N EFIQKEH Elini? N553 5153 , Y L4 , 53. ' XJ! n gm ff Row 1-J. Applegate, V. Morris, R. Smith, R. Sonntag, R. Massman, lco-caplzl: D. Rawnsley, lco-captzl: W. Hilard, W. Robinson. Row 2-Mr. Avery, R. Siegel, G. Clapton, R. Albers, T. Jordan, C. W. Johnson, D. Alf, T. Baker, Mr. Wilson. Row 3-J. Tucker, T. Itin. R. Barber, J. Conklin, J. McMullen, W. Byars, J. Newman, J. Schwab, B. McClure ltvtanagerl R. Taylor llvtanagerl. Not in picture-J. Gehrig. football The Terrace Park Bulldogs combined a devastating line and a terrific backtield this year to mark the best school record in four years. Led by Halfback Bill Johnson, who scored a total of 130 points, and Co-captains Dick Massman and Dave Rawnsley, the Bulldogs smashed 8 opponents while tieing Harrison and losing to Taylor, the eventual county champs. This record enabled the Terrace Park boys to tie Harrison for second place in the IO-team Hamilton County League. During the season the squad averaged 35 points a game as compred to 7 for the opposition. page lilly The high point at the season was reached when the Bulldogs traveled to Milford on November l7 to meet a highly touted Eagle eleven. The game wasn't even close as T. P. won, 47-6, over their traditional rivals. At the close ofthe season .lohnson and Rawnsley were selected by the coaches in the league to the League All-Star team. Rawnsley was named to the first string All-City team picked by the Times-Star and Johnson was placed on the second team. f varsity basketball -L Kneeling-leff fo right-B. Hillard, G. Clopton, B. Schulz, D. Albers, D.'Rawnslay, R. Massman. -Standing-R. Kaeuper, Mr. Avery. 'Lx Not in picture-D. Alt, T. Balmer, C. W. Johnson. 1 ' 'T 3: l rt f T S I f ' xr The 1951 edition of the Terrace Park W Bulldogs basketball team is one which will I I ' Y' be long remembered. After finishing a fair, but not entirely successful season, the team 16, went on tolcompile the best tournament record for a T. P. team,in years-Hamilton -- County Class B Championship. Highlights 4 of the season included wins over arch-rivals Milford, Mariemont, Madeira, Taylor lboth tournament winsl, and Anderson. Sparkplugs of the team were Bill Johnson and Dick Massman. Bill led the League in scoring with 311 points and a 19.1 points per game average. Dick also was high inthe league with 203 points and a 15.6 average. Since Co-captains Dick Massman and Dave Rawnsley are the only Seniors on the team, the team should be a powerful one next season. ' page fifty-one page fihy-Iwo reserve boske+baH Leif fo righf-R. Kaeuper, R. Whiiley, D. Taylor, G. Whife, B. McClure, B. Barber, T. Hin, D. Fife, C. Augsbuger, P. Reinhardt J. Tucker. M. Cofiings, D. Curless. C. Taylor, J. Harmon, J. Ward, Mr. Avery. grade school baSke+baH Kneeling-D. Hughs, D. Kipp, B. Schulz, A. HaH'on. Sfanding-S. Mariin, R. ScoH, P. Kessling, R. Mass- man, J. Robinson, Mr. Leming. Noi' in piciure-B. Johnson, D. Godfrey, J. Bronni man, B. Hummel. basebaH Row 1 R Kaeu er B Hillard J Tuclrer 1 ' P n - l - 1 D. Rawnsley, M. Coffings, Mr. Avery. Row 2--R. Massman, R. Parlrs, D. Curless D. Albers, G. Clopfon, J. Harmon B. McClure, B. Schulz. Nof in piclure-T. Balmer, D. Alf, T. Jordan. '-'Q irack Row 1-R. Massman, J. Tucker, D. Sonnfag, D. Smiih. Row 2-R. Fife, D. Albers, B. McClure, Mr. Avery: , v page fifty-lh Row 1-D. Horn, S. Havens. S. Arneif. A. Allan, A. Marfin, E. Brisile, S. Baldwin. H Row 2-Miss Tarkingicn, B. Rippsfein, C. McGee, L. Rafliff, N. Chapman, G. Bronniman, M. Morris, ,Jr-f D. Clennin. I ,Alf MU W girls' hockey ieam cheerleaders 5 Leff fo righf-A. Won, C. Hammon, P. Sfansbury. S. Chapman. page fifty-four gh4s' vardiy baske+baH Kneeling-Miss Ta rlcingfon. Leff fo righf-C. Hammon, S. Havens, S. Arneii, R. Barneff, B. Beeis, L. Railiff, P. Roose, N. Chapman, G. Bronni- man, P. Sfansbury, M. Morris, G. Crawford. gh1s' reserve baske+baH Row? 1-A. Allen, F.,Purvis, M. Wallace. Cenfer-Miss Tarldngion, N. Williamson. Row 2-C. McGee, D. Horn, D. Clennin, G. Obermeyer. No? in picfure-B. Pierson page lilly-I records . . . FOOTBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL RESERVE BASKETBALL TP OPPONENT OPPONENT OPPONENT 44 Madeira- 6 Sharonville-32 Sharonville-I9 6 Taylor-I 3 Woodwa rd-48 Woodward-32 I3 Harrison-I3 Mariemonf-49 Mariemont-38 25 Anderson-I3 Anderson-6'l Anderson-29 55 Sharonville- 6 Taylor-50 TGYIOF-28 28 Sycamore- 7 Alumni-43 Seniors-23 55 .Colerain-I2 Mt. Healthy-59 MT. Healthy-26 32 Loveland- O Harrison-51 Harrison-I5 47 Mt. Healthy- 6 Locklancl Wayne-51, Lockland Wayne-51 47 Milford- 6 Loveland-48 Loveland-30 Sycamore-36 Sycamore-26 GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Glendale-72 Glendale-25 TP OPPONENT M lofd'60 M l0fd'22 Colefflln-'54 Coleram-27 31 Milford-I 7 Madeira-49 Madeira-40 34 Mariemonf-33 26 Loveland-22 GIRLS' RESERVE BASKETBALL if Wvomipg-41 OPPONENT REsERvE COUNTY TOURNEY MadeIra-25 19 Sycamore- 8 Mlllorcl- 5 OPPONENT 25 Ander5on.36 Mariemont-I2 Shcironville-24 25 Anderson- 9 Loveland-I7 Colerain-24 Wyoming-I 2 Madeira-34 Madeira- 6 Sycamore- O Anderson-22 VARSITY COUNTY TOURNEY 5YCGm0'e- 5 OPPONENT X CL in h CQ? GIRLS' HOCKEY TEAM U Wh D x 'T 9. OPPONENT - f U ' h Taylor 47 y f fi 2 - MGd6lfO-I if Lu J Wyoming-0 dn' 4 l' Z lwlllw : Anderson-1 VARSITY DISTRICT TOURNEY - U D , ' 5 Wyoming-O x - .I If , T-E 2- EL- University of Cincinnati-3 OPPONENT 2 Anderson-I Hanover-23 Madeira-O , Locklond Wayne-44 page fifly-six spor1's sho-l's , f Ev fhe grades kindergarien Row 1-B. Frieclericlc, L. Hoff, C. Loving, J. Grossniclcle, W. Friedericlr, D. Evelancl, E. Droescher. Row 2-P. Brown, G. Gallagher, W. Weber, J. Bixby. Row 3-D. Ferrlel, B. Parker, B. Haines, T. Haines, G. Thorn- burgh, G. Wrighl. Nor in plciure-J. Schulz, M. Schulz, M. Wiseman, M. Wylle, T. Berry, J. Hiclrenlooper. firsi' grode Row Row Row Row No? 1-A. Pence, R. Menchhofer, K. Onlren, S. Lloyd, C. Aller, S. Woodward, S. Curlis, C. Ash. 2-T. Sherman J. Mooney, A. Parlcer. 3-O. Lee, M. Manly, S. Quisf, C, Geiger, S. Smilh, M. McCalla, S. Easfon, H. Fry. 4-H. Schmidhorsl, J. McGee, B. Tahse, A. Fry, D. Dean, D. Lawson, D. Brown, D. Kerr. in piciure-R. Biclrers, C. Kiclwell, B. Forlcner. page fifty-nine second grade Row 1-E. Pollard, S. Mooney, R. Sievens, G. Pence, B. Ferriel, S. Rubenlroenig, G. Brooksbank, B. Chiiwood. Row 2-R. Clenin, W. Sells, J. Hulsey, J. Smiih, B. Schwab, A. Lloyd, F. Philipps, E. Brown. Row 3-A. Sasser, G. Loclrard, C. Tyner, B. Lance, J. Lawson, D. Hopkins, L. Ader. Row 4-D. Prewifl, J. Allison, D. Kipp, B. Wiebolcl, A. Sfeven- son, J. Sherman, J. Fender, C. Rockwood. A Noi in picfure-P. Elam, B. Hensley, L. Leadman, C. Williams, B. Lloyd, R. Gammons. rhird grade Row 1-A. Wiseman, M. Jones, B. Mooney, S. Onken, J. Jones, B. McCulloclc, M. Appel. Row 2-E. Bixby, S.Heil, J. Ha'Hon, S. Mullilzin, G. Mackenzie, K. Ferriel, B. McDonald, P. Hogan, D. Morgan. Row 3-T. Hoff, W. Veiie, M. Grace, P. Buslren, W. Chiiwood, L. Oaks. Row 4--T. Mafiie, F. Weber, R. Pence, K. Maerki, W. Sasser T. Sfollmaier, W. Werner, J. Parker. sixly fourfh grade Row 1-E. Sells, D. Rice, K. Allen, J. Lance, N. Hammonds, D. Droescher, J. Weaver. Row 2-T. Ferris C. Parker, B. BurcheH', S. Kipp, D. Johnson, K. Mooney, T. Curiis. Row 3-J. Rockaway, S. Parlier, J. Olson, A. Burcl1e'h', H. Bixby D. Hussey, M. McCalla. Row 4-P. Boyson, J. Wiley, D. Siedron, C. Easion, D. Lawson T. Gallagher, B. Chiiwood. Noi in picfure-S. Roe, T. Lloyd, H. Scoii, E. Parker, B. Forknsr. fiffh grade Row 1-P. Lloyd, K. Schwab, B. Miichell, S. Hoffman, S. Grace, J. Hulsey, L. Heil. Row 2-C. Sievens, L. Kipp, B. Oaks. H. Gallagher, J. Brook- banks, K. Maffie. Row 3-F. Topkins, R. McNaugh1er, O. Burchofi, C. Lindell, N, Haifon, R. Brookbanks. Row 4-L. Jones, K. Boysen, C. Wiebold, H. Berry. N. Fry. D. Fender, R. Jones. Noi' in picfure-L Williams. 1 .. ,ip - ' ' -- - Y- -Si ' I page xixty-one Row 1-F. Hammonds, L. Sherman, J. Krummert, J. Allen, J. Menchhofter. Row 2-H. Rubenkoenig, M. Kipp, T. McDonald, T. Hoffman, J. Scott, D. Johnson. dxth The Sixth Grade year has passed very quickly, and we all dislike to go on to the Seventh Grade. We have learned much from Mr. Grooms, our teacher, in all our subiects. Although we tried his patience many times, the Sixth Grade hopes that we were not unbearable. During the page sixty-Iwo l Row 3-F. Lawson, D. Short, K. Stroebel, T. Butterworth, G. Gooder, A. Adams. Not in picture-D. Seibert, C. Mooney, G. Rippstein, Peterson. grade school year we did much to improve the safety situation of Terrace Park School. However, this was not the only project we had undertaken, during the year there have been many proiects, and all of these have been very successful. 4- ..,, I 1 1 i ii if 3 lf S, Y, I I is If K, , la Y ! ba-nd Row 1-L Rafliff, H. Rubenlzoenig, J. Ward, G. Gooder, N. Chapman. Row 2-B. Robinson, R. Cross, M. Carr, N. Wrighf, S. Hussey, Mr. Quinn. Nof in piciure-M. Jennings. 1'ripIe -l'rio Leif fo righf-N. Chapman, A. Marfin, D. Cady, P. Williams, J Money, M. J. Havens, B. Beefs, L. Rafliff. No? in picfure-B. Chandler. J as fe? 1 of . ,jf JJ F174 FX W N th I crstktllllm' l 'f X I if K A X XX P Q, A11 if fm, I' 'Pri HPF . P 9 ty-lour SEPTEMBER- ' 5-Back to the old grind-right after Labor Day, too! 8-New students learn all about school at the Orientation assembly. 15-The Bulldogs chew up Madeira. 22-T. P. bows to Taylor, T3-6. 27-Freshman have a iolly time at their party. 29-Annual photographer tells the nice little children to say cheese. OCTOBER- 4-Editor Roose puts out first issue of the BULLDOG. 7-T. P. celebrates Homecoming. Mary Sexton reigns Queen at the dance 24-An assembly presented on United Nations Day. 27-We all skip school. There's SWOT meeting. NOVEMBER- l7-T. P. squad trounces Milford, 47-6 in last game of the season. l8-Senior carnival comes off with a bang presenting lots of prizes, food, talent, and white elephants. . 23-Turkeys to eat, and no school. What more do you want? 24-Spooky spirits stalk T. P. Gym. Of course, it's G.A.A.'s Ghost Game. 27-BAAF founded shortly after Crawford's party. 27, 28, 29-Having a nice rest from school. Snow storms come in handy. DECEMBER- l-Bulldogs trimmed Sharonville in first game. 2+-T. P. represents Egypt in mock UN. T4-T. P., Hamilton County Runners-up, honored at football banquet. 23- Winter Wonderland proves a big success. lt was nice at Dave's, too. 29-Varsity squad wallops the Alums. 31-Bill Sommer throws a wild party to usher in the New Year. JANUARY- 2-20O sleepy students return to the old haunt after a trying, but enioyable, vacation. 13-Nancy Chapman gives a super slumber party. lWas a secret, wosn't it, boys?l 19-Sparks fly when Juniors defeat All-Stars in Hi-Y exhibition game. 26, 27-Exams. I knew things were going too well! wo'I s hoppen'd FEBRUARY- ' 3-Gayle presides at Safety Council meeting. 9-Seniors travel to Madeira to take Senior Scholarship tests. T6-Bulldogs down Loveland in first tourney-meet. 21-Future Business Leaders of America gives its second annual banquet. 22-George supplies us with a holiday. 23-Varsity takes Madeira to travel to finals. 24-Varsity Bulldogs edge out Taylor to win Hamilton County Class B trophy. MARCH- 3-T. P. breezes over Hanover in first district tourney playoff. 6-Lockland Wayne triumphs over the Bulldogs. 8-Guidance committee headed by Miss Blank presents assembly on vocations. 27-First baseball game with Withrow. A group of Seniors climb aboard for Washington excursion. APRIL- A s ll-T. P. students beat brains out in Preliminary Scholarship tests. ll-Latin Club members attend traditional banquet. i3-Juniors and Sophomores get together and throw a nifty dance. 20-Eighth grades struggle over yearly eighth grade tests. 26-Mothers and daughters howl with laughter at team skits given at the G.A.A. banquet. MAY- 5-All the brains around Terrace Park spend the day on the Miami campus taking District Scholarship tests. ' li-Out early again for Newtown PTA. ll-Seniors become actors when they present Seventeenth Summer. 25-A dozen roses to the Juniors for a wonderful Prom. They came through all right At last, the Seniors are out! 30-We rest again. lt's Memorial Day. JUNE- 7-The Seniors march down the aisles with tears in their hearts to bid farewell to their high school days. Q li pit 7 Q ,,. t 7 A K9 fig 5,4 ...- , ...- 7-. 4 2' 1 1 Q, , W f'Q f . N k 'X, ig Vs' -O fi 'iv-l p 9 sixty-five remember when Y -57' gm, . , mf '53 , . wi' . 5 X , ' T. A Z . ,. . .fl , 2 EI Ejggiq gg 'F wg fi!! ' ,. Nigga! , 4 13 JSF 'USF saga gi? X p g sixly-six AFTER THE PLAY - MEET ME AT LlNDER'S DINER. snaps I fu 153 , 364 wif! .fa A In wp .-2' . page sixty-seven - - H eP2f.I'.. HOLTKE'S FOOD CENTER JDE Il- :H A P M A N Resfauranf - Fresh Meats - Groceries INSURANCE woosTER PIKE at GIVEN ROAD I PHONE TE. 3900 TERRACE PARK, OHIO LIFE - ACCIDENT AND HEALTH LIABILITY - AUTO - FIRE REAL ESTATE RESIDENTIAL - FARM PROPERTIES Phones RES. LOVELAND 6441 OFFICE TA COMPLIMENTS TO 1951 .3150 A' '047 Terrace Parker P9 rh DR. R. K. STOECKLIN PHARMACIES FIFTH-THIRD BANK BUILDING MADISONVILLE Newtown Dairy Bar 106 MAIN ST. CHARLEY WYKOFF, Prop. HERMIINN'S GIIEENHIIUSE Funeral Flowers - Corsages and Novelties Wedding Arrangements 435 MAIN ST. MILFORD, OHIO Phone: TErrace 3264 JOHN R. JURGENSEN GENERAL coNTRAcToR Excavating + Grading Driveways Manufacturers 8. Applicators of Blacktop 1 ROUND BOTTOM RD. 8. N. 8. W. R.R. NEWTOWN, OHIO Compliments of . . . J. 8. S. WINE STORE MILFORD, ol-no GENERAL HOT POINT ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Smith Flooring 8. Mtg. Co. 4027 READING ROAD CINCINNATI 29, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF Farm 8. Home Center Route 128 The Village Grille MARIEMONT On The Square AL LEMlNo's SOHIO SERVICE 200 Mill St. Milford, Ohio TWO FRIENDLY DRUG STORES Newtown Mt. Carmel O H I O LO. 7721 BA. 8421 Compliments of A FRIEND Phone LO. 9806 PREIIISIUN MECHANICS FABRICATORS OF LAMINATED PLASTICS GARRETT w. Bowen, owner OFFICE AND FACTORY 122 SOUTH CHURCH ST. NEWTOWN, OHIO P9 'Y TERRACE ROSENZWEIGS DEPT STORE Ml MILFORD, OHIO F R E S I-I M E S Shoes, Wearing Apparel For All the Family and QUALITY GOODS AT ALL TIMES Deliver Service o Amzow snmrs 0 nonsnslm snoss I Y ' ' ' 0 HICKOK asus o POLL Manor SHOES Except Wednesday o mvenwovew sox o Nu-weAvE Hose o coorsn and HANes o asAu snummsu nes MILFORD 5238 TErrace 2135 UNDERWEAR 0 SHIP and suons Blouses Juno Momns, INC. CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH Sales and Service 3151 LINWOOD ROAD 7110 WOOSTER ,PIKE EAsf 1566 BRambIe 4545 BARBERS BOCKMAN'S PHARMACY The PRESCRIPTION STORE 2 MAIN STREET MILFORD, OHIO TERRACE PARK TEXACIJ SERVICE TErruce 3827 704 WOOSTER Complimerifs of... BGATS SCI-IAPMAN'S EAT SHQP 0 U T O A R D M 0 T O R S We Appreciate Your Pafron'age Number 6 I 118 wmen sneer WOOSTER PIKE MILFORD OHIO MILFORD, OHIO BRUNNER BROTHERS COMPLETE ONE STOP SERVICE . . . CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS Compliments of . . . I TERRACE PARK I NEwTowN, ol-no TErrace 2120 P Y Milford National Bank MILFORD, oHlo Iohn C. Crairer FUNERAL HOME MILFORD, OHIO Larue W. Copher, Assistant Clermont Lumber and Supply Co. MILFORD, OHIO Admiral Raytheon A to Z Appliances 4 WATER STREET MILFORD, OHIO Vernon Wells TErrace 3221 Smytl'1's Dairy Bar svmn-rs sMoorH rcs CREAM Milford, Ohio Phone, MI 5743 COMPLIMENTS OF Western Auto Associate Store cAm. asmuucsn, owner Milford, Ohio MILFORD. Bowling Lanes IRVIN BENZ BILL MALOTT Telephone: 5039 313 MAIN STREET MILFORD, OHIO Iohnson Drugs xTErrace 2300 PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST MILFORD, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF Mt. Lookout Bowling Lanes DELTA and LINWOOD CALL . . . EAst 9903 for reservations CENTRAL FEED and SUPPLY CO. MILFORD, OHIO P9 rh Compliments of NELSON BUICK COMPANY MILFORD, OHIO Dependable Insurance Counsel PHIL Bud I-IEIL 1617-22 CAREW Towsn ' MAin 2947 TE 5255 233 MAIN GEO. LINKE Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal Supplies Electric Water Heaters MILFORD, OHIO Compliments of . . . Compliments of Compliments . . . IONES WHITLEY'S Horseshoe Cafe Cash Market Harry Robinson LOcust 7751 Newtown, Ohio P A I N T I N G Mill-FORD' OHIO Loveland, Ohio Compliments of RVICE STATION THE MONROE : mnronpz SE FUNERAL HOME HFIRDUJFIRE mo PRODUCTS TErrace 3172 TErrace 2139 709 Wooster Pk l Terrace Tavern 307 woosren PIKE John Stoll Ted. Kreckeler CHRYSLER --- PLYMOUTH Or A Good Used Car SEE TED AT JUDD MOTORS ARNOLD ci LUDLOW NEwrowN, OHIO Wiley Electric Shop Milford, Ohio Appliance Specialists for 26 years Compliments of the BED BARN Shumard Motor Co. Pontiac suivoco Pkonucrs MILFORD ...... OHIO Mestemaker's Market THE Best IN soon PHONES: Milford 5036, TErrace 3723 211 GARFIELD AVENUE, MILFORD, OHIO Williams Dot Food Store LOcust 9211 Newtown, Ohio WE DELIVER Carr's Barber Shop 96 MAIN smear NEWTOWN Howard B. Hebble :NsuRANcE LOcust 9827 KITTY'S Beauty Shop x Lou 6 Ken's Service Puroil Service COMPLETE LUBRICATION TER C'fe 2440 NEwrowN, oHlo MA'NMiQf,llil,'lITSTS' l1llliif.i,lfH'o THE WUND CO. HA whim Villa Gmce' ' ' ' l:'rank's Meat Market Shoes - Dry Goods - Hosiery SCOIITIS Food Mclfkel I-OF'-'SI 9822 'Newlownf 0- Ladies', Men's, Children's Wear MILFORD 5181 227 MAIN STREET Milford 5133 MILFORD, O. Beef - Pork - Veal Fresh Chickens P General Glass 8. Glazing Bn. STORE FRONTS -- MIRRORS Glass of Every Description 2139 ELM AVENUE MElrose 3537 Norwood, O. Dr. Bernard T. Sauer OPTOMETRIST Office Milford National Bunk Bldg. TErrace 3046 Homer Coyle's Autos TErrcice 3368 MILFORD, OHIO Milford Dry Cleaners Shumard Hardware Milford Iewelers GENERAL HARDWARE DIAMONDS TAILORING p Hot Point Appliances WATCHES Milford 5035 203 Moiri si. G. E. Television Gwen - Hamilton - Wvlef ,04406 MMN STREET MMORD, OHM, las MAIN STREET, MILFORD, 0. Milford 5016 Kipp's Food Store Diana Beauty Shop LOcust 9843 Complirnents of . . . Verne H. Williams llo MAIN STREET A . 100 Main Street T?9CIll53CZg3 Mllford 5730 New'ow ' ohio 133 Main sizzle Milford, o. Ginabea Shop Women's Apparel MAIN and GARFIELD Milford . . . , Ohig Ben Franklin Stores R. W. BARNARD, Proprietor Complete Line of School Supplies Miami Valley News MILFORD, OHIO GULIJIE IIHEVRULET, INC. C e 'S ' ' C l 'e 'if1QIE A Milford, Qlqio Cales Oc D1.1bOlS P ' TL e B::i4'fl'9 9 Barber Shop LUMBEB CC. P Y Compliments of YOUNG 81 KLEIN, INC. 05M fwww 5l37 VINE- STREET ST. BERNARD, CINCINNATI I7 P Y n page ,MaryKay..., .. A. Adams, Ann ...... Adams Ader, Linda ....... Adkins, Shirley Aicholz, Melvin . Albers, Dick .... Alt, Dan ....... Alter, Cheryl Allen, Alice .... Allen, Janice Allen, Kathryn .... Allen, Mary .... Allen, Tom ,...... Allison, Jimmy .... Appel, Michael Applegate, Jesse .. Argo, Bert ....... Arnett, Sue ......... .. Ash, Carolyn ...... Augsburger, Chester B. Boker, Baker, Baldwi Tom ......... .. William ...... .. fl. Shirley .... .. Barber, Robert Barnett, Ruth Batsos, Bausmi Joan . .... . th, Beth Baxter, Leslie .... Becker, Jaan ..... Beets, Barbara .... Berry, Herbert .... Berry, Tommy ,,,,, Bixby, Edwina .... Bixby, Horace .... Bixby, Jane ....... Bowen, Barbara Bowen , Gary ,,.. . Bowen, John .... Boysen, Karen Boysen, Peggy .. Bredemeyer, Dawn . Bredemeyer, Glenn Brewer, Agnes .... Brewer, George Bristle, Elizabeth .. Bronniman, Gertrude .. Branniman, John .... . ,, Brooksbank, Georgia Brooksbank, James Brooksbank, Michael ..J . , Brooksbank, Robert ., Brooksbank, Stan Brown, Davidson Brown, Liza ...... seventy-eight G student directory This directory was compiled early in the year. The yearbook staff regrets any omissions it Brown, Patty .... Buder, Maxine Burchett, Archie . Burchett, Arnold . Burchett, Billy .... Busken, Linda . Busken, Page .. Byars, Bill C. Cady, Dianne .... Carr, Milton Carter, Mary .... Chandler, Betty .. Chapman, Nancy Chapman, Sally .. Chitwood, Robert Chitwoad,- William Chitwoad, Bertha Clennin, Robert .. Clennin, Dorothy Clennin, Lois .... Clapton, Guilford Clapton, Joyce .. Coates, John .... Collins, Dolores . Conklin, James .. Cook, Edward Cooper, Myrtha . Cornwell, Judy .. Cottings, Mark .. Cranfill, Leroy Crawford, Gayle Cross, Ray ....,. Cumby, Ann- Marie Curless, Don .... Curtis, Sally .... Curti, Tom D. Dailey, Shirley .. Davidson, Beatrice Day, Dean ...,.. Donaldson, Shirley Darity, Rolf ...... Darity, Robert Droescher, Dianna Droescher, Ellen . E. Easton, Carol .... Easton, Sally .... Elam, Phillip Eveland, Dannarie F. Fax, Nancy Lee .... . . Fender, Don ..... Fender, Jerry Ferriel, Bonnie .. Ferriel, Dennis Ferriel, Kathy Ferris, Tom ...... Fielman, John .... Firby, Shirley Fisher, Ronald .. Fisher, Ruby ..... Fite, Richard .... Floro, Mary Lou .. Frazee, Paul ..... Friederick, Betty . Friederick, Werner Fry, Arthur ...... Fry, Holly ..... Fry, Nickolas .... Gallager, Gay Gallager, Hugh .. Gallager, Tim Gammons, Robert Gehrig, John .... Geiger, Cheryl . .. Gibson, Mary .... Gibson, Jerry .... Gibson, Phyliss .. Gilb, Joe ....... Gilb, Lillian ..... Gilbert, Glenda .. Gingrich, Jane Gooder, Gwen .. Grace, Duke ..... Grace, Michael .. Grace, Sally ..... Green, Catherine Grossnickle, Joe . H. Haines, Bobby . . . Haines, Tommy .. Halbauer, Patricia Halbauer, Ronald Hammond, Floyd . Hammon, Carolyn Harmon, John Harmon, Jim Harvey, Jerry .... Hatton, Albert .. Hotton, Janice .. Hatton, Noie Hatton, Wilma .. Havens, Mary Jo Havens, Phyllis .. Havens, Sue .... Hawkins, Gerald . Hebble, Mary .... Heiden, Marie Heil, Lynn ..... Heil, Sue . may have made Herrmann, Gene Hickenlooper, Joy .. Hill, Darlene ..... Hillard, Bill ....... Hines, Patty .... Hines, Virginia Hockstock, Tom Hoff, Lynn ...... .. Hoff, Ted ....... Hogan, Peggy .... Hoffman, Sara ... Hoffman, Tony .... Holton, Joyce .... Hopkins, Sara ..... Hopkins, Darlene ... Hopkins, Frank Hopkins, Phillip Horn, Druzella .... Hostetter, Margaret Howell, Dorothy Howell, Edward Howell, Janice, Howell, Shirley .... Hubbard, Dorothy . Hughes, David Hughes, Patty .... Hulsey, Carolyn .. Hulsey, Jerry ..... Hulsey, Josephine . Hummel, Bruce .... Hussey, Dallas .... Hussey, Stewart l. ltin, Tom ,....... J. Jennings, Dorothy . Jennings, Marlene Johnson, Bud ..... Q Johnson, C. W. .. Johnson, David Johnson, Douglas . Jones, Betty Jones, Jill ........ Jones, Leslie Jones, Mike ...... Jones, Randy ..... Jordan, Marianne . Jordan, Tom ...... K. Kaeuper, Gayle . Kaeuper, Ronny Kaiser, Ted ....,. Kerr, Dixon ..... Kessling, Paul Kipp, Daniel .... Kipp, David ..., Pence, Kipp, Leonard Kipp, Melvin .. Kipp, Stephen ..... Kircher, Judith .... Krieg, Juanita Krummert, Joyce Krummert, Norma Kurty, David ....... M. Mace, Frank ......... ,., Mackenzie, Gayle .... ... Maerke, Kent ...... Manly, Marjorie Marcum, Bige .... Martin, Addie .... . Martin, Mary Lou .,.. Martin, Thurman . Massman, Richard .... Massman, Ronald .... Mathis, Richard .... Mattie, Kenny Mattie, Tommy . McCallo, Maricia McCalla, Mark McClure, Bruce .... Obermeyer, Ann . ... Obermeyer, Gayle .. .. Geda ...... . . . . Olson, Olson, Joyce ..... Olson, Vera .,... Olson, William Onken, Kathy Onken, Susan .. P. Parker, Anthony . .. Parker, Billy ..... Parker, Clark Parker, Elmer Parker, James ..., Parks, Ronald Parlier Shirley ..., Parrish, Sonia ..., Patrick, Bob Pence, Betty .... Pence, Elma Pence, Garnett ..... Roy ........ Rubenkoeing, Harry Rubenkoeing, Sigrid Rummel, Carol . .... . Rummel, Norman .. Runte, Edward ,... S. Sammons, Dorris .. Sasser, Angela Sasser, William .. Scaggs, Robert Scales, John ...... Scales, Shirley ...... .. Schlechty, Richard .... .. Schmidhorst, Hal ... .. Schmidhorst, Sue .. .. Schultz, Robert .... Schultz, William .. Schulz, Judy ....., .. Schulz, Michael .. Schwab, Billy ..... Schwab, Jack ..... .. Schwab, Katherine .. T. Tahsee, Bobby .... Taylor, Carl .... Taylor, Marion .... Taylor, Marilyn .... Taylor, Richard .... Taylor, William ..... McCollum, JoAnn .... ... McCollum, Thelma McConnell, Dorothy McCulloch, Burr McDonald, Betsy McDonald, Tam .... McGee, Clara McGee, Johnny .... McGraw, Ruth ..... McMullen, Jack McNaghten, Robert Mecldings, Betty ... Manchhofer, Jerry . . . .. Manchhofer, Jimmy Manchhofer, Rebecc C Mitchell, Barbara ..... Mitchell, Shelva ...... ... Money, Joyce Monhollen, Glenn Mooney, Bernice .... ... Mooney, Charles Mooney James .... Mooney Ken Mooney, Stella .. Morgan, Doug Morgan, Jerry .. Morgan, Lawrence Morris, Mary Ann .... . , Morris, Valdean Mullikin, Sally ,, Murphy, Marilyn N. Newman, John .... O. Oaks, Bobby Oakes, lrene Oakes, Levi Pennington, Clarence Perrine, Robert Peterson, Anne ..... Peterson, Mary .... Philhawer, Elizabeth Philipps, Frank .... Philipps, Nancy Pierson, Betty ..... Plank, Charles Plank, Paul ..... Platt, Virginia . .. Pollard, Ethel . . . Prewitt, Dick - Purvis, Faye ..... Purvis, William Q. Quist, Susan .... R. Ratliff, Carol ..., Ratlitf, Lois ,......, Ratlitf, William Rattermann, Russell Rawnsley, David . . . Rheinhardt, Paul .. Rice, Donna ...... Rice, JoAnn ..... Riedel, Jay ....... Rippstein, Betty .. ,Eugene... Rippstein, George .. Robinson, Corrine .. Robinson Robinson, Jerry . . . Robinson, Willis .. Scott, Helen ..... Scott, Jerry ...... Paul ,.... Scott Ronald ..... Seibert David . , . Sells, Eunice . .. Scott, Sells, Wi lliam . . . Sexton, Estil .... Sexton, Mary .... Shaw, Patricia Sherman, John Sherman, Sherman, Shor, Je Uflfle . Skort, D. H. Seigel, Dick .... Smart, Jerry Smith, Grayl Smith, Jeffrey Smith, Raymond . Smith, Richard Sommer, William . Samoggi, Dixie ...,.... .. Wilma ..,. .. y, Peggy ..., .. Deborah .... .. Somoggi, Margaret Sonntag, Spencer, Jean .... Spresser, Donald . .. Spresser, ' Stansbur Stedron, Stevens, Charles .. Stevens, Robert Stevens, Ruth ........ .. Louise .. Tommy .. Richard ..... .. Thompson, Clorene Thompson, Helen .... Tharnberry, Genevieve Thornberry, Janna Thornburgh, Guy .... Tiemeyer, Ann ..... Torrence, James Tumbleson, Art ..... Tucker, Jerry Tyner, Cynthia ...... V. VanCamp, Mary Jane Veite, Wesley ,...,... Vilardo, Louise ..... Vogel, Joyce .. W. Waits, Lloyd ...... Wallace, Marlene ... Ward, Jimmy ...... Ward, Thelma .... Weaver, Jacqueline .. Weber, Drew ...... Weber, Fred .... Weber, Wayne .. Wells, Dorothy .,.... Werner, Richard .... Werner, Robert .... Werner, Wanda Werner, William .... Werth, Jocele ..... White, Edith White, George .. White, Paul ..... White, Roy ....... Whitley, Richard ..... Whittington, Barbara . Whittington, Basil .. Widmeyer, Louis Wiebold, Billy ,...... Wiebold, Carol Ann .. Wiley, Jean ...... Wiley, Richard .... Williams, Carolyn . .. Williams, Frances Williams, Peggy Williams, Robert Williamson, Jane Williamson, Nancy ., Rockaway, Jim Rockaway, John ... Rockwood, Chester Roe, Janice ....... Roe, Sharon ..... Roose, Margaret ... ... Roose, Sally .,... 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