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

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'Q Vx 5, . . . , .5 Q - .Q , 3 , Q 4 B, y kizq -Q . . is ' . ' 'xx is pf W - X ,wi si X JK al s R A 'ir sv' 5 T LEFT TO RIGHT: Strickmeyer, D. Morgan, T. Witt, D. Sparrow, M. Milford, Mr. Avery, Coach. The golf team got off to a bad start, losing to Colerain, 8-0, and Sharonville, 6-2. The next games ended in wins with Taylor, 6-2, and Mt. I-Iealthy, 5-3. We hope this was an indication of good things to come in the games with Indian Hill, Sycamore, and Glendale. The featured event for the year was the District Golf Tourney on May 17. ROW I, left to right: T. Hoffman, W. Ford, M. McCalla, T. Gallagher, T. Cannon, B. Sasser, P. Phineger. STANDING: B. Kocar, T. Curtis, J. Greig, R. Bretcher, J. Bellamy, J. Massman, K. Sanderfer, B. Walton, Mr. Towle, Coach. The Terrace Park thinclads boasted an impressive array of Junior division runners and jump- ers who gained considerable points in the varsity meets against older and stronger upper- classmen. The most satisfying meet of the season was a triangular affair with Madeira and Loveland. The Bulldogs outpointed the Mustangs and the Tigers 23-13-1, respectively. xiii' 16 J X, - .f h. . .hi Q f lf'