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

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On our own hunting grounds FIRST ROWiR. Dvorak, E. Holt, M. Nagele, W. Ross. SECOND ROW---H. Schlaqheck, H. Selz, M. Strung. Et Heffner, N. way. N T B A Intramural sports, enjoyed by both sexes in junior and senior high school. provide plenty of varied competition among the home rooms. These games, played during the noon hours and open to any person with the abile ity and the desire to participate, promote better school Spirit as well as individual de- velopment. The junior boys and senior girls were the victors in the fall sports of touch football and are volleyball. Ptnq-pong and basketball FIRST ROW--B, Fitch, R. KueHner, E. Matthews, Greqer, BI 22 D. WestrtchV U II A L S played in the gym, both girls and boys par- ticipating, foe Bordman wan his second straight title in ping-ponq, and Kate English, the girls' title. The senior girls and sopho- more boys won the basketball trophies. As the softball season is not yet over, the winw Hers cannot be named. The chess tournament, open to both teach- ers and students, was won by George Niesz. who did not lose a single game during the play. FIRST ROWiF. Phelps. 1. Sorrentino. W. M, Clark, 1. Gase- Scott, R. Raussen, F. Healy, E Service. SECOND ROWWW. Ross, J. Purlee, D, Fichter.

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Trackers and Clubsmen Golf The niblickers of Deer Park used Avon Fields and Sharon Woods as their trampinq grounds against such schools as Roger Ba- con, North College Hill, Reading Lockland, Purcell, and Norwood. Captain Selz. serving his fourth year on the team. together With the rest of the foursome, showed Deer Park that golf is a real sport and not just a game that any person can play. Track The track team, having all kinds of physi- cal power and speed. has shown that the people of our community rear husky kids. The way they toss that shot, jump the hurdles, run around the track, vault over the bar, and run on relay teams certainly proves the above statement. Mr. Watters and Miss Mount took their teams to compete in the County Track Meet on May 2. FIRST ROWiI. Bruner, I. Fagin, P. Suler, E, FIRST EOW77C4 Neul R. Forste, E, Walters, I. Dunigan, I. Davidson, '1 Shrout. SECOND ROWi Miller, H. Fisher, D. Driemeyen L. Staniorth. Zt Ferguson, Wt Rosenteldt, S. Thiele, E1 Mat- SECOND ROW---K. Thiele, R. Neu, A. Spahr, C4 ' thews, I. Hitliardl E. Kemmetert Moore, H. Sullivan, N. Schneider, J; Criswetl. I Harold Setz. E. Matthews, Hubert Selz 21 R. Sullivan, D. Brewer. I. Leonard

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Younger huntsmeu J unior High Sports Our little stars, the Cubs! received excellent training in basketball soitbail, track. and baseball. Under the train ing of Mr. Watters and Mri Gilliian, the junior high teams did their best in every field. Although our softball team wasn't able to come out on top, ML Giiitian and our boys took the lickinqs in good spir- it and made the opposing teams reaiiy work to win. More successful than the sottbaiiers were those Who played on the basketball squad. With Mr. Watters' super- vision, the boys started clicking at the beginning oi the sea- son and won most of their games. The seminfinals of the county tournament were reached by the Cubs, but they lost to St. Bernard. The spring baseball team had. the advantage of getting started early in its practices. The boys have won their first two games and are expected to have an exciting season. The track teams also are practicing and hope to gain top honors at the County Track Meet. JUNIOR HIGH ATHLETICS FIRST ROW- R. Bachman. I. Coldiron, R. Forste, F. Waidman, Di MCGraw, W. Thompson. W. Krenmnq, A. Cummins, R, Bleter. SECOND ROWiCoach R. Wailers, W. Wishy, H. Alcorn, I. Fitch, B. Cordell. B. Findley, Rt Bischofi, I. F5101 , Coach K, Gillilan. THIRD ROW7 T. Moore, K. Gassert, Pi Bali, C. Cakes, R. Dane, C. Crowe, Hi Dodd, Bi M'iiiis. 23