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

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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

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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.

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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.