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

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A -vf-1, ' ART WINNERS, zen to right: N. Butts, A. Kirby, B. McDonald, B. Marshall, T. Marsh, P. Lloyd. INDUSTRIAL ARTS WINNERS, left to right: Menchhofer, D. Worley, R. Bosset, Mr. Leming, F. Strunk, M. Arnold. A91 gr. 1 .nw Page seventy-five

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Q - . l HF ' ju... , A .. t -5-9 - A Q - l I we - 'fn M :I - ,N 4-+ ' , . f .,'v' 73' . 'N 'Y ,K J I tv ,, , , ,E V1 , 35 A 'lv HOME ECONOMICS WINNERS, SEATED, left to right: B. Taylor, D. Rice, Clark, S. Arnold, D. Droesrhcr, STANDING: J. Masters, J. Shaw, C. Julien, D. Myers, J. Van- hoose, D. Butts, D. Stedron, Not present: P. Caplinger, C. Cook, G. Gillette, R. Leisure, D. Martin, B. Mitchell, P. Newman, C. Riedel, Miss Blank, Advisor. Terrace Park Home Economics students, under Miss Blank's supervision, carried away the lion's share of awards at the Carthage Fair. They received the sweepstakes ribbon for first place in the style show, and their Home Economics projects took three Firsts, four seconds, and six third places. Mr. Leming's Industrial Arts Class distinguished itself by receiving many awards, too. Firsts went to M. Arnold, R. Bossett, F. Strunk, E. Coy, and D. McCelland, a second to D. Williams, and thirds to B. Bohl, J, Menchhofer, and D. Worley. Mr. ShcHield's Art students expressed their talents in various ways and ranked well at the Carthage Fair. In Crafts, N. Butts and B. McDonald received seconds, Black Print, E. Coy- second, Portraiture, B. Marshall-first, Stylized Design, A. Kirby, P. Lloyd, T. Marsh-third, Three-Dimensional Design, A Kirbyfthirdg open competition, K. Maerki-third. We can certainly be proud of all three of these departments for the glory they have brought to our school. Page seventy four

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4614 J'-W TW fa ww no QT! ,Q A .. .N 'xx v Q X tkw WJ Ayr is SEATED, left to right: J. Spees, Advertising Managerg M. Peterson, Business Manager S. Diefendorf, Editorg J. Itin, Assistant Editor, R. Todd, Circulation Manager. STANDING A. Kirby, Publicity Manager, T. McDonald, Art Editor, Mr. Constable, Advisorg D. Thomp- son, Copy Editor. The famed Bullbook Room ,J inf , . V HC OV? Everybody knows what an annual staff does-they put out an annual. This task involves a lot of equipment and a need for storage space. Until this year the annual staffs had the equipment but not the storage space. However, the Annual and Bulldog were both fortunate enough this year to get per- mission to take over the old teachers' room on the second floor of the main building. They named this catch-all the Bullbook Room f Bulldog bookj. They equipped the room with a typewriter, two chairs, and set to work. In looking back at previous Terrace Park Annuals, the year brought improvement of some kind. They realized that they haven't yet reached perfection, but they hope that this final edition at least contains the traditional improvements over last year. plus Yearbook equals Bull- Hle cabinets, a table, some staff has noticed that each Our photographer e f XX In - ,it 1 Y Page seventy-six , G up a picture. erry Greig, lines i 4