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

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Glee Club First Rnw 7.1. Grave. A. Schenuk. A. Huber. N. Greuer. B. Schulz, N. Sticklund. D, Formea, E, Kass- nel'. B. Fitch. N Welhimztun, N. Clay. Miss Howard. Secand Rnwii R. Shinkle. E. Helfnelx N. MerrEtt. M Schnce. J. Bradlish B. T'onlp, D. Findley. J. Hale. R. Dl'iemcyer. HA Amos. J. Hilliard, B. Zimmer- man. BA Kummctel'. HA Thompson. M. Clark. J. Braker, NL Schwaiiz- hart. Third Ruin. Rleier, M. Hil- mer. W. Schulz. S ThiL-le, J. N01- and. M, Kupp, R. Kueffncr. Chorus A Mayor. Pianist First lluwiN. Greger. M. Gussin. N. Merritt, R. Kuannor, E. Heff- ner', J. Hale. M. Kumx A, Cummins. N. Clay, L. Courlm'y, E, KasSnL-r. Second Rowa. Schem'k. D, Lani:- horst, J. Burdman. R. Fisher. H. Merritt, G, Reed, RA Goudpasler. W. Dameron, C. McCarthy. W. Denecku. H. Balser, W. Nolan, MUSICAL PARTICIPATION Glee Club Chorus A new musical organization was A picked group of singers from established at Deer Park High this the music Classes Of the SChOOl meet year, a Girls! Glee Club. IVs public twiceaweek for practices. This group performances are so delightful, how- furnishes entertainment at all sorts ever, that one forgets how recently 0f functlons throughout the year. . . . These outstanding vocalists gain valu- 1t was begun. MISS Howard dlrects able experience for themselves as Que club WhiCh is an open Prgani-za- well as give much pleasure to those UOD- A large number 0f glrls 9113037 who hear them. Miss Dorothy How- the pleasures of singing together. ard directs the chorus. 20

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Orchestra First Rume. Benhase, B. Pettiq Irrew. Ft Durkin, J. Brasth. H. Bnlser, J. Suhenck, G. Taylur, J. Steiner. R. Matthews. J. Haas. A. Schenek, N. Gregela Second Rowd Te Duwel. P. Hunt. B. Cooper. J. Shinkle. Miss D. Howard. A. Meyer, J. Findley, E. Tracy, M, Hilmer, M. Haas. Band First RnwiJ, SteEner, M, Haas. Te Dewell. R. Fahrenbruck. F. Durkint Rt Matthews. Set'nnd Row---G. Hu- ber. J. Haas. M. Hilmer. H. Bulser, J. Shinkle. N. Neild, F. Bl'adfish. Third RuwiiG. Taylor. J. Boyce, H. Fisher. D. Brewer. B. Benhnse. Fuurth Row E. Cooper. J Sehcnek, R, Bachman. H. Alcurn, J. Grass- man, V. Smith. L. Bmdfush. Fifth ROWeA. Schenck. B, Wiekers4 PA Meehan, J. Findley, G. Stiltwell, T. Grubei: DEVELOPS LATENT TALENTS Band Orchestra The band, an organization of twenty-seven members, under the di- rection of Mr. Robert F. Bowersox, hit a new high in proficiency and popularity this year. The organization appeared at football and basketball games, in the Memorial Day parade, and at various school and community functions. Almost every school function, such as plays, assemblies, and oper- ettas, is enlivened by the appearance and music of the high school orches- tra under the able direction of Miss Dorothy Howard. A number of new instruments have been added to the orchestra this year, and their rep- ertoire has been greatly increased.