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

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FIRSTRUWV. left to righti L. Vliehrnian. D. Howell. T. Wlitt, B. Sasser. K. Maerki. B. Ourand. SECOND ROW M C rate D Morgan. M. Jones. E. Popp. J. Anderson, A. Swisher. Mr. W. Reece. THIRD ROW: I.. Daily, J. Neeley, .l. Brunc I Lmft rt D. Castor. SEVENTH GRA DE CHEERLEA DERS, left ' Q ' Z to right. L. Kim halos.. L. BIUWII. A. Sasser, B.Gvn1holts. EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS, left to right: N. Butts, S. He-il. G. Gillette. Although the junior high haskc thall te am got offto a slow start with two losses. they soon puked up and won their next six games.Thu1thc1i uf tory string ended with the hard-fought tournament game with Sycamore. The boys dexeloped into a good team Thev should he a big asset to next year QResc1xe team' Terrace Park 29 27 37 42 33 30 50 35 31 35 SCORES Loveland .... Sharonville .... Madeira ..... Indian Hill. .. Country Day. . , Mariemont .... Anderson .... Sycamore. . . Sycamore ..... . Mt. Washington

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1 X Q -5 'tif . ,, . as .. ' fo-,L FIRST ROWV, left to right: B, Kocar, B. Hoel1.SEffUND ROW: T. Cannon, J. Rockaway. B. Davison. J. Rockaway, B. Johnson, C. Lang, L. Bennett, K. Whitley, T. Gallagher. R. Bossett. THIRD ROW: Mr. W. Reece. B. Walton, W. Ford, D. Todd. B,Davidsm1. D. Kurtz, B. Murray, D. Fender, W. Flaeh, S. Worley. J. Massman, S. Kipp. This year the Track Team, under the supervision of Mr. Reece, received many honors for Terrace Park. At the County Track Meet at Harrison High School. the Varsity Team ranked fourth in the County, and the Reserve ranked second in the county. Sonny Flach registered first in the 100 yard dash. The 880 relay team made up ofthe fastest runners, Sonny Flaeh, Tam McDonald, John Rockaway, and Bill Bohl, came in first. Bill Murray was second in pole vault. Bob Davidson came in second in the shot put. ln the Junior division the mile relay came in fourth. Wayne Ford received first in the half-mile race. Tim Cal- lagher was first in the discus. Bob Davison was first in the broad jump. The 880 junior relay learn of Wayne Ford, Bob Davison, Jerry Massman. and Don Fender also scored a Hrst for us. Terrace Park won the Quadruple Meet at Madeira High. Mr. Reece and his teams certainly did a fine job. Donit you agree? Page seventy