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

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This year the Terrace Park chap- ter of Future Teachers of Amer- ica, a club which was active several years ago, has been reor- of teachers' college and of liberal arts colleges. The club visited the FTA chap- ter at YVilmington: and through- gan1zed.Thlememlbers arg those out the year members have Students who T12 hto lecoms ' substituted for teachers in the feachefsi e C u as P anfme elementary grades, thus gathering Its acmvmes Z0 thjt mlglgt first-hand impressions of teaching help-thehmem ers fecih ei :ac - as a me Work' t ' t ' CC. . . mg 15 C Gamer O eu C O1 On the whole the organization In the pa.St year, has 1f1V1tCd has bgcn quite activeg and, in facultl' Speakers to dlscuss the view of the enthusiasm of the gffidfi sch00l0duCf1t1OH System and members, will continue to be so. the advantages and disadvantages I I I 0 I so E- L. Heil, Pres. Q Miss Gallagher I .f J R. Todd, Vice-Pres. ' A i A'Kirby,SeC. S. Hoffman. Trcas ROW I, left to right: J. Clark, S. Heil, J. Clark, L. Grayson, S. Arnold, S. Hoffman, B. Mc- Donald R. Leisure. ROW' 2: L. Rhcin. A. Kirby, S. Mullikin Anderson C. Daily J Allen, P. Kocar, B. White. ROW 3: R. Todd, J. Vanhoosei M. Peterson, J. Itin,,D. Kirby, L. Heil, Miss Gallagher. :X ki' -. . nrt 's yt ,. .1 J W -K .. . ,k , , ff ' 1' . Q I K X .3 A K A , 1 1 V v x 1 1 1 . ...t A , ,,. Page forty-nine

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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

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gr Page fifty ROW I, Left to rightq B. Lancastor, D. Butts, J. Allen, Mrs. Wise. ROW 2: M. Tumbleson, D. Thompson, B. Sammons. N. Zink. ROW 3: M. Winters, M. Peterson, B. Taylor, Ouzts, B. White. The letters GAA stand for Girls Athletic Associa- tion. The purpose of this organization is to promote good sportsmanship and to provide athletic activities for girls in grades nine through twelve. The GAA meetings are held every Thursday after school. The advisor for this club is the girls, gym teacher, Mrs. Wise. Outside of the regular Thursday meetings, the girls participate in such activities as skating, bowling, and swimming. The girls in GAA sponsor such things as dances and D .bake sales. Once a year, a donkey basketball game, a featured attraction, is presented by the GAA for the entire student body. These projects help GAA raise money to pay for the awards given at the Mother-Daughter Banquet in the spring.