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

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'ide 7 79446 BULLDOG PHOTOGRAPHERS: M Kocar, P. Lloyd, S. Hoffman, A. Kirby T. Tooker. Under the supervision of Miss Evelyn Dixon, the Bulldog staff enjoyed a very successful year. The staff put forth ten complete issues of THE BULLDOG. They were also able to reduce the amount of time necessary for editing the paper, therefore, the readers were supplied with up-to-date news and a more interesting paper. The staff also attended conventions and conferences in order to improve their journalistic abilities. Under the jurisdiction of Student Council, the staff published a student handbook. It was the first handbook published since 1949. This was not an easy undertaking, but it was well worth the effort! All in all, the Bulldog staff experienced a year full of both work and pleasure. BULLDOG REPORTERS: J. Beets, S. Hoffman, R. Leisure, A. Cannon, M. Heil, L. Busken, S. Grace, M. Whitley, STANDING: S. Diefendorf, M. Peter- son. BULLDOG STAFF? SEA TED, left to right: C. Jer- den, S. Roose, Editor, R. Godfrey, K. Morris. STANDING: Miss Dixon, G. Kennedy, T. Cannon D. Johnson, A. Adams.

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f ,W 'N 44'- SEA TED, FIRST ROW: S. Diefendorf. SECOND ROW: H. Gallagher, J. Bef-ts. M. Peterson, T. Ferris. THIRD ROW: H. Ruhr-nkocnig, C. Stoecklin, J. Onranrl, J. Kireher. FOURTH R0 T. Cannon. STANDING. Left to right: Mr. fiilflllfilili, S. Wcmrlcvy. D. Kipp, R. Lovins, D. Kurtz, R. Haley, D. Fender, J. Rockaway, D. Johnson, D. Sparrow, D. Todd. O Some chemistry students prepare an experiment for Science Club. As you all know, previous Science Cluhs haw not sueeeeflewl wry well at Terrace Park. However, this year the new seienre teacher. Mr. Carniaek, deeided the Club was going to be a suveess. It was organized February, ,.., l956g and its first meeting was in Marvh. N' The purpose of this vluh is to further the svientihe interest and knowl- 5 edge of those in the organization. This year, the purpose was aeeoinplisherl through laboratory experiments and field trips to the Indian Hill Water Works and the Cas 81 Electric Company. Page forty-eight , '