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

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Tom-Tom N. Gregor. R. Ryan. D. Smmett, R. Riekee R. Eiohelberper. M Bohn- stemzel. E, Rielug, N. Clny. E. Matthews, R. Fisher. Annual Staff First waWC. McCarthy. E. Gaukel. Miss E. Taylor, R. Kuel'fner. L GasewayV D. Larmhorst. Second Ruw --M. Nugele. R. Matthew5. Mr. C, Cruwfm'd, J, Bm'dmnn. C. Reed, J. Grove, tAhHent Mr. R. VVntle-I'sJ WORKING Tom-Tom Staff It takes both work and perse- verance to bring out a student news- paper every month. The Tom-Tom staff has shown itself to be unusually efficient this year. Headed by Editor Richard Eichelberger and Business Manager Ray Rieke, the staff has managed to publish and distribute on time each month a very readable and worthwhile newspaper. WITH Antlers Staff A year book is no better than the staff Which edits it. The staff this year worked hard to make the Antlers a complete success. They attempted, and successfully, to provide for the students of Deer Park an annual With a theme. Their hope is that the book shall be satisfactory and enjoyable to its purchasers. PURPOSE

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PS Hi-Y Club Senior and junior boys may be- come members of the I-Ii-Y, an or- ganization Which has again carved a niche for itself in the hall of fame. To formulate a partial list of Hi-Y activities, one might mention the numerous swims, athletic meets, and social affairs which were held throughout the year. Every One agrees that the Hi-Y boys know how to enjoy themselves. WITH VARIED C amera Club Photography is the special in- terest 0f the boys and girls in the Camera Club, an organization de- signed to increase the knowledge of club members in the taking, develop- ing, and printing of pictures. Mr. Harold Sauer, adviser to the group, contacted the Eastman Kodak Com- pany Which has given the club many interesting pointers and much sound advice. ACTIVITIES Hi-Y Club First Ruw J. Mourns. M. szele. D. McCarthy, G. Huber, Rt Herr- mann. Ma: W. Warner. Secnnd Row W. Russt Ht Merritt D. Ernst. R. Matthews. At English Rt Fisher, J Bul'dmam T. MtMahatl. Third RuW---H. Sell. Gt Reed. D. Lang- hm'st. '11 Atkins, H. Bulser, RV I zlhrenhruvk. C. McCarthy. Camera Club H, Johnson. J. Wright. W. Cm'ull, 'l't Gruhex'. D. Stm'ure A. Meyer, A, Combs, J. Grassmzm. J. Reising, Mr, H. SullPF. J. Cruva

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Commercial Club Composed of only twelve mem- bers, the Commercial Club, neverthe- less, is an active organization whose purpose is to discuss and Visit the industries of Ohio. The club has at- tended several radio stations, where on one occasion one of the members won five dollars in a radio melody con- test. Mr. Claude Grove is the adviser. 29 Commercial Club M. Hilmer'. V. Grassman, Mr. C. Grove. E. Rogers, W. Burmann, VA Roberts. History Club First Rnw- R. Mursch. B. Drake. M, J Fitzgerald. H. Bachmam J. Steiner. P. Albriuht. Second Ruwi M. Hodges. A. Huberty, D. Sennelt, E. Gaukel. Miss A. Roberts, A. Bergen. B. Schneider, C. Kirk. M. Schulz. FOWARD A DEFINITE GOAL History Club LiWaJe is the fascinating name given this year to the History Club to help create new interest in its ac- tivities. The members of the club meet monthly and attend historical movies or visit places of interest. Under the expert advisership of Miss Anna E. Roberts, the club has fiourished this year.