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

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I gwifft , .5 2 w .- 5- Q CATHERINE A. LEPLEY Spanish. 71h Grade Miami University. B. S. ELIZABETH PHILHOWER Mathematics. Science Western College, B. A. WILBER A. RUTENSCHROER 8th Grade, Science Ohio State University, B. S. ilk-0 u-Q.. 'hm IULIANA MONTGOMERY 8th Grade University of Cincinnati, B. A. ' I -is . ,jg :Qui .iff . Si . if WALTER REECE Mathematics Ohio State University, B. S. SAMUEL S. SHEFFIELD Art University of Cincinnati, B. A. A., B S MARY D. OTT English. Frenvh State University of Iowa. B. A. McCormick Seminary, M. A. EVELYN K. ROBINSON English Ohio State University, B. S. C. ELIZABETH WATKINS Latin. Hislnrv University of Cincinnati, B. A.. M. A., B. E.

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RICHARD E. AVERY CAROLYN E. BLANK GRATIA F. CARLTON Physical Education. Health Home Emfwmjps History, Basimfss University 0fC1nc1nnat1, B. S. University of Cincinnati, B. S. UnlVf'f5llY Of WiSC0flSiU. B- A- University of Cincinnati, lVl. of Ed. ,nv WRX ELDRED CARMACK l'hi'sir'al Sfripncrx History' East:-rn Ksantucky State College: B. b.. M. A. SUSAN R. HANCE 7th and 8th Grades Univcrsilv of Cincinnati, B. A. CLAIRE E. HOLLORAN Physical Education. Health University of Cincinnati, B. S. ELEANOR CALl,ACllER Commercial Su lajvrlx Wiltvnburg Cullt-gt-, BA. University of Cincinnati. M. of Ed. JAY C. LEMINC Industrial Arts Wilmington College, B. S.

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DAVID ALLAN KIPP Student Council President The watchword of our turbulent era is progress. It is the motivating force of our civilization, the slogan of science, education, and industry. We are the children of progress. We have been hurled into a raging currentg and it is not for us to resist and to attempt to stem the tide, for progress moves ahead and sweeps us with it. Perhaps the most notable progress has been made in the fields of science and industry. We can travel great distances in short times, sit at home in Ohio and watch a show taking place in New York, and, if we wish, wipe from the face of the earth every living thing. Though nations have become more civilized, men have not. Ty- rants exist today who control half the world and are no more civilized than were the hordes of German bar- barians who dashed the Roman Empire to bits. Yet, they have the power to destroy the world. Once again, civilization and barbarianism are on the threshold of a showdown. It is our generation, the children of progress, who will decide the issue. Page ten