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

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RED TICAAI, ROI1' I. Ief! to right: D. Dl'0l'Sl'l1l'f. C. Gillette, Lane, L. Grayson, S Arnolcl. D. Butts. Tczun Captain: li. Slccvys, B. Svlnncll, M. Martin. RON' 2: L. Sho- wulivr, M. Sturgeon, G. S:1nclc1'fc'1'. N. Zink. A. Adams, K. Svhcrcr, B. Smnmons, B Mcllonnlcl. K. Mursllalll, R. Ff'r1'i1'l. KOH' M. Peterson, S. Mullikin, D. hiarlin, B Mitclwll. M. Tumlwlcson. D. Thompson. M. Dm-an. J, Ouzts, P. Kocar, L. Rhcin. ROW 4. J, Spa-vs. Smith, R. Ilull, C. llficluolcl. Ynnlxoosv. D. Kirlxy, YV. Harmon, Manly L. Joncs. P. Grossnicklc. BLACK TEAM, ROW I, left to right: N. Griflls. B. W'hite, B. Taylor, S. Hoffman, J Alla-u. rllflllll Captain: P. Gilmlms, Dunllzun. R, Lvisurv. HOU' 2: Ouzts, M. Thorn- lumsry, S. Johnson. N. Butts. M. Stonv. S. Ilvil. Buclvr, P. Perry. Clark. KOH' 3 J. Sllnw. li. Sclls, Rust. M, YN'intf'rs, Mnstc-rs. C, Tncokx, S. Dicivnclorf, A. Ouzts, D 3 Mvym-rs. HOU' 4: I, Farm, Anclcrson, J. Krununcrl. L, llcil. R. Todd, J. Itin, P. Kennedy, A. Kirby, C. Daily. i ll s E -. .. J. , . , p.-- K3 1 nw, 1 S . Q 1 . Q fx' 'ks I ' A .- I- . -2 4-, '1 'f N N' V t 9, Q: -' . Xl, v I . ' e 1 . .a . l L l l Page Hfty-onc

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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.

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The name Dragon has a meaning: development and research association for general observation of nuclear science. This year the Dragons went on one Held trip, and that was to Dayton Observatory. There they saw how a weather station is operated and were amazed at how complicated the operation is. A weather balloon was sent up to the height of approximately thirty miles. The ur ose of the Draffons is to create a more livelf interest in science and also P P Q 3 erform ex eriments, The Constitution re uires the members of the club take P P fl physics and maintain a C average in that subject. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Sparrow, D. Thompson, T. Cannon, N. Tiemeyer, T. McDonald, H. Rubcnkoenig, R. Vanhoose, Mr. Reece. advisor. l li fi Page fifty-two S 5 lt' I I X. x 'x L