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

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Nggygg - OFFICERS, Left to Right: W. Ford, Secretary-Treas- urerg J. Bellamy, President, T. Gallagher, Vice-Pres- ident. This year in Advocati Latini, better known as Latin Club, the program was very successful. Membership nearly doubled over .last year's, and the additional members all contributed their part to its success. The club carried out such projects as bake sales and held their annual Christmas party in December. January added six more members to the roster, and in March a banquet for all members was given in true Roman style. The juniors were slaves and the new freshmen were entertainers. Everyone was costumed, and the menu for the day consisted of Italian food. The flnal activity for the year was a picnic at Sharon Woods. ROW I, Left to Right: P. Lloyd, D. Kirby, K, Scherer, P. Farra, L. Heil, R. Todd, S. Hoffman, D. Droeseher. ROW 2: W. Iloeb, T. Smith, T. Tooker, T. Curtis, J. Strick- meyer, G. Greig, B. Walton, W. Kocar, T. Ferris. ROW 3: J. Rockaway, R. Bretscher, J. Bellamy, D. Hussey, M. MeCalla, T. Gallagher, D. Stedron, W. Ford, J. Gardiner, D. Johnson, A. Kirby. A 3 SX. .,,,. HN., i ': I 1751-if i g 9. ' U- ' . ,, Page forty-seven

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Secretary-Treasurer. Key Club is the only honorary club at Terrace Park High School. It was established in l95l and is sponsored by the P.T.A. Its membership is based entirely upon grades. To designate who is in Key Club. small pins with keys on them are given to each member on a point basis. Only the six weeks grades are used in hguring points, each grade standing for a certain number. A equals six points, B+ equals five points, and so on down to C. which equals two points. The four keys which are awarded are: Bronze, 250 points, Silver, 350 points: Gold, 450 points: and Grand Gold, 520 points. 6960! OFFICERS, Left to Right: R. Sparrow, Vice-Pres- identg T. Cannon, President. Not Present: B. Taylor, SEATED AROUND TABLE, Left to Right: H. Rubenkoenig, B. Taylor, T. Cannon, C. Scott, R. Sparrow, A. Adams, N. Zink, T. McDonald. STANDING: Mrs. Robinson, advisor, A. Kirby, M. Peterson, S. Diefendorf, L. Heil, P. Perry, G. Cook. ., LT. fl Page forty-six - Y K .. ,s . -sf as-E. si v L '

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7, Z, Z. 14, 7emaee pddf 7e'nace ?7cvu6, Ohh The Future Business Leaders of America is a na- tional organization whose purpose is to help the members to prepare for a complete business life. It tries to give a true picture of business occupations. Throughout the year F.B.L.A. had bake sales, and they sold calendars, school supplies, and other things. Some of the money from these activities was used to buy new equipment for the commercial room. The members also sponsored some service projects, including the sale of Defense Stamps and Christmas Seals. Offezaw At the state convention in Springfield, Ohio, the Terrace Park Chapter of F.B.L.A. was rated see- ond in the state. It was also at this convention that Judy Clark was elected state president. During June there was a National Convention in Dallas. Several of the members saved their pennies in order to go to this as it is as much fun as it is educational. SEATED, Left to Right: M. Tumhleson, Vice-President, J. Clark, Board Member, B. Mitchell, Treasurer, S. Arnold, Board Member. STANDING: M. Winters, Secretary, D. Myers, Board Member, N. Zink, President. Not Present: A. Patton. Reportcrg Dun- ham, Board Member. ROPV I, Left to Right: D. Martin, M. Pence, P. Kennedy, M. Winters, N. Zink, B. Howard, A. Patton. ROW 2: tl. Anderson, J. D. Dunham, S. Arnold, B. Lancaster, D. Myers, S. Johnson. J. Clark. Page forty-eight