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

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' 66444 Fine Alter weeks of working on their produetion, Swing Feverf' niany Juniors still had xisions ol' playing to un empty house. It seemed that they were being hurdened with more than their share olidrawbaeks. This is prohuhly the feeling of every east, so they were no exeeption. The amazing thing was that all parts were learned hy the night ofthe play and the house was packed with a well pleased audience. Nice going. Juniorsl I Q 'F

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de 7 if The Fenton House proycd to be a very useful addition to the school. For the better part ofthe year it was open for noontime recreation to all students. This helped to relieve the congestion of the school halls which had previously been jammed with students who had nothing to do. The Dragons and the Fenton Club presidents, Sonny Flach and Bob Lovins, and their vice- presidents, Bob Taylor, and Gene Napier, saw to it that such things as ping pong, card games, records, and other recreational facilities were made available. In the early part of April. the Fenton House Closed its doors to recreation only to serve an- other purpose-that of a temporary cafeteria. This necessity was well timed because people didn't seem to mind spending their noon hours out-of-doors when spring rolled around.

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