Deer Park High School - Antlers Yearbook (Deer Park, OH)

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ANOTHER YEARSt Junior Girls First Ruw 7M. Clark, N. Merritt, Eh Kassner. 1. Guseway. A. Nie- mzm. R. KuulTner. Second Row77 B. Fitch. M. Schulx. N. GI'Cger, Sena, M, Hodges. C. Kirk. E. Steele, A. Russ. Third Row 7H. Feinthal. K. Lvllssinu, H. Mersvh. R. Buruett, M. Fitzgerald. 15. Comma I. Knabb 111. Matthews, 13. Wardwell. 13. Bmker. M. Culthar. At Cummings, 15. HolTneIx A. 150111011. Junior Boys First Raw W. Curvii. H. Sell. Jt Isun. R. Dvorak. J. Mnnl'rs, E. Holt, W. Russ. Second RowVW. Deneeke, V.-Pres., R. Snyder. H. Suhlagheck, H. Wagner, C. Service. 111. Hart. M. Nagele, Pres. ThirdtRnwV 7A. Combs, C. Brewer. Mr. C, Crawfurd. R. Kunerv J. Bm'dman. Truus J. Schenck. B. Schmidt MWOHZGM PORTION ADDED Ah! Here we are in our third year and fully engulfed in the whirlpool of school life. Our class has accomplished much, due to the splendid coop- eration of the members and faculty advisers, Miss Emily Taylor and Mr. Carl Crawford. We have been Well represented in the social and athletic life of the school, having several members of the class on the basket- ball, football, track, and baseball teams. A large percentage of our class members have participated in the various clubs of the school. We also have had many on the honor roll and scholarship teams. Our boys won the football and basketball intramurals, while the girls gained themselves the position as champions of the volleyball tournament. Two outstanding members, Marilyn Clark and Joe Bordman, were the final winners of the school and county ping-pong tourna- ments. We are very proud of our actors who displayed their talents in the presentation of ttFixin, Aunt Fannie, ttThe Hutchinsons- Bless Themf, and several one act plays including ttThe Rector, ttTrysting Place, and ttThe Tantrumft Which were given for special assemblies. The funds of the class play were used for the prom. Speaking of the prom, it was a huge success under the reign of Margie Hodges, a most lovable queen. A11 in all it was a most successful year. 16

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OCESS OF COMPLETION Freshman Girls First Row D. l-Vn'meS, 15. Schulz. J. Ih'zzdlish, M. Schuoo, W. Schulh M Clift N. Wethimztml. Second RmviiL. Todlenbier, E. Dye, M Gunner. M. Ruussun. D. Kemmutur. H. Luhn, V, lilciur. Third Row 7 J1 Ruseufcldt. D. Boyce. B. Heck. Ii. Gchlex'. G. Grussman. E. Dvorak, K. English. J. Grove. Fourth Row B. Fn' cl, M. Schwniszluu'l, S Thielu. N. SLiL-klund. M. Currcll. Mrs. L. Hale, M1: W7, Warner, R. Shiukle, J. Noland. A. Paris, V. Stuart. Freshman Boys Final RmvwiT. Duwel, A. Cul'sbie. .I. O'Brien. R. Kunkol, F. Durkin. G, V:-mDulman, K. Thiele. Second Rm WT. Klmkcl, H. Sell. R. Kch-nilz. R. Badgely. W. Pvase. D. Kramer, P. Hunt, H4 Juhusun. Third Raw 1; Gepslein. R, Heimbuck. J. Raising. D. Barry. D. Brewer. A. Snaht'. W Wurdwull. D. Smith. Fourth Roww Mr. H. Snuer, H ARnhinsun. W Wright. C. Holrmun. .I. WrighL T. Gruhm', J Gl'assman. M, Wulfe. D. Storm . W. Nolan. D. Bc-nhaso, 13. Fagin, R. Burger, Mr. R. SlUnL'. Sophomore Girls First Row A. Huber. J Hillim'iL . M. Garr' on, R. Driemeyer. V. Ruh- J , Ct'ls. A. Schenek. H. Ames. Second ? Ruw--R. Daniels. A. Daniels, B, JQ 55R Kemmelexu B. Paula J. Hale. D. ii' - , . 4 , Findley. B. Zimmcrmzm. Third Row . , ' - . . ' M Gusnoy, IL Moran, L. Tui'ck. I C. Meyer. M, Gossin, 15. Thompson, E. Leussimz. Fourth RowiiL. Wil- liamh M. Hilmcr. E. FilmLs. V. Mc- Clzumhan, L. Brandi E, LytlnsA C, Bulmrctt. H. Bzu-hmnn. Fifth Ruw--- F. Wolf. C. Vest. Miss H. Ewing. J. Steiner, R. Schneider, B. Schnui- 1191: Sophomore Boys First RuwrwR. Chamberlain. J. Sur- rentino, R. Buhnslengol, R, II'ahH-n- ln'ut-k. J. Purtee. H. Bailey, .1. Stevens. Second Row H. Garrison. W. MOI'HIL D. Ryan. M; Shellun. V. Smith, VV Scott. R. Mutthws, J. Hans. Third Ruw VD, Wustric-h. R. Murphy. R. Bonhaso, E. Riclug, F. Healy G. Taylor. B. Smith, J, Abrahzt Fourth Row J43. Survive. J. Sul'rcntiuu W. Denier. W. Pievzlmkzl. S. Emma R. Raussen. E. Tracy R. Lambert, R, SulxulL-r. Fifth Row R. Gumlpuchr. W. Dam- cmn. J. vau M12 0; Grave, H. Svhulol', D. FiL-hter. 15

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DISJOINTED 17 PIECES The coach gives the boys all the pre-game dope. The dramatics class conducts a broadcast. A quartet tunes up. A chemistry experie ment requlres cooperaw tlon. Lunch-time intramural games include some fast- moving ping-pong. The latest war devel- opments are discussed. A physics group inves- tigates sound. The frosh home eco- nomics class samples a bit of Its own work. Metal lathe work is one of the many shop opportunities.