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

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.4 x f pc Q WS. ROW I: S. Arnold. ROW 2: S. Atchlcy, R. Bake-r. ROW 3: W. Bartcls, Bellamy, R. Brctschcr. -I. Brork. J. Clark, T. Curtis. ROW 4: M. Davis, D. Drocsvhcr, D. Dunham. P. Fnrra, T. Ferris, W. Ford. ROW 5: T. Gnllzxghvr, J. Gardiner, B. Gntch. P. Gibbs, L. Grayson, G. Greig. ROW 6: D. llnll, Hannon, W. Hocb, C. Hubbard, D. Hussey. D. Johnson. Not Present: D. Davidson, P. Hanunack. i iv- . X - Af 1' 'V I 'my 'gfw l 1 v--A .-,.- OFFICERS, Left io Right: R. Vlorlcy, President' K Scherer, Treasurer: J. Wilvy, Vice-President' L. Grayson Secretary. as 2 Wx X .aw ,,... Wifi? 17' ' K ,tb , Y . E PW? .YM B . -H , .. . . -1 sf v X f 1. iill S: .fl 5' 'A P' 1 ' L ii Q Q O 3 M , X Q s A . P V M gl ,, J ... ituux, .. , q fv N H. 5 , . P I A h T is r is . I In 2 56 4, ., . . X ff? ...- ix sr L ill x rw. X fs ' K -1' 4- I S S t x I 4 X A XR F 5 l K A .A 5 ' h .K x '- l X ' . ways VY' + 'S-T? T5 5 ' Q f ., .Q .5 3 1 ' M 1: Q Q 4 ' WI! ,fs f , at Nu..-N f X 1 .r 5 Q. Ji- 'C ' ,Q , LL Q 'W 1 lm ' -

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I This year's Junior class was a very active one. Among other activ- ities. there were numerous bake sales in the cafeteria. The Juniors were in Charge of the Homecoming Dance, Dancing and Dreaming, at which Leslie Jones reigned as queen. Another annual affair put on by the class was the Junior Play, YVe were Young That Yearf, which starred Lillian Terwilleger. The Prom was a very memorable one with the theme Celestial Garden. It began a very busy week-end and ended a very busy year for the Juniors. ROW I: B. McCord, N. Mead. ROW 2: M. Millford, L. Million. ROW 3: B. Mitchell, B. Murray, D. Meyers, M. Neely, P. Newman, C. Ouzts, ROW 4: M. Pence, P. Perry, C. Richardson, C. Riedel, R. Sakler, B. Sammons. ROW 5: K. Sanderfer, J. Specs, M. Stone, L. Terwillegar, M. Thornberry. R. Todd. ROI1' 6: T. Tooker, L. Trusty, T. Watts, K. Whit- ley, C. Wiebold, D. Williams. Not present: L. Moore, R. Thornberry. X 2 -'wi '7 4,6 Q 1 ,lm I L A +4 . in in w , tw f r i 3 x ,J O. 7 3'5- .Ju IN! AQ . if x . Q '. Wlkx. u ,,.a!' xuft ati T -ff 'ert ig -. 1 . ii ' ix KQSXIX A K 1 K A Lg P S-Wh. Fi Q A Q ,- Q -,n X5-gi ,fl X., 3 X.,.,.J'

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5012 The sophomores shifted easily into their new status flast year they were rookies, greenhorns, frosh etc.J and came up early in the year with their featured dance, 'cBack- ward Bouneef, The mid-season was filled in with pennant and candy sales, and the collection of dues. The treasury bulged with funds for the much antici- ROW I: C. Julien. ROW 2: P. Kennedy, L. Kipp, ROW 3: S. Kipp, D. Kirby, B Kocar, B. Lancastor, D. Marcum, T Marsh. ROW 4: J. Massman, M. Mel Ouzts, D. Rice. ROW 5: Rockaway, K. Scherer, J. Scull, T. Smith, W. Spresser, D. Stedron. ROW 6.' J. Strickmeyer, Vanhoose, B, Walton, J. Wiley, R. Worley, J. York. Not present: R. Kindred, R. Knae- uper, G. Lang, G. McGee, P. Pheneger, Calla, McCollum, W. Million, A 2:- sv I ' 7 J A L. Rhein. pated Junior-Senior Prom of next year. The end of the year was finished oil' with a big day at Coney Island, with the class enjoying rides, the pool, and other amuse- J J ments. I .., , , ,,,' I ai A frm. Vx 5 - s x I M s , , , 4 -'Neg Q Q -.V, --- M1 J X ' s'1, , - Ni' 1 Wi i' Xi 's 2 3 . . Q . .BL Wm R i rf si, - 1 x k . . I av .X , . LL ' s its it -4 . f .J N r .., ' : xt if .,.m, 5 f-3? -Q r, 3 -.. T f' A, W J 'S hr . ' mx I I If -of 1 ' ' A: av T C3 .1 . 1 J I J W , 3 . Q 8 V 1-. . 1 is Q, ' P' 4 . v A +94-X' ' 1 , KN... 'R ' . 1 X I . R f . n