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

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JIESIMI$ Ell? AGBGJIFMDN Crossing the Bar . . . Nuw Try Again . . . On Your Mark . . . Winding in the Tape . . . Tossing the Shot . . . Posing . . . On! for a Blue Ribbon . . Yea Team . . . 24

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JMNMDJIR HMGQH ATHLEWWR$ FIRST HOW-C. Benhase. C. Burns. 1.. Pierce. W. Krenninq. B. Walk- er. 13. Bush. t SECOND ROWgD. Lake. L. HeHner. W. Fricke, Coach R. Walters; L. Moore, C, Neu. Bt Carr. THIRD ROW-n-B. Bliar, H. Canada. C. Cordell, P. Understein. I. Fa- lor. 0. Holly. L Mahna. FOURTH EOWeA. Sprage, F. Pas- 1211, L. Bailey, Be Willis, C. Crows. K. Gassert, D. Madden. fl . i- t It .9 . The Little Boys , as we sometimes sportsmanship, while having a very call them, did very well. The Basket- good season's record. ballers, went to the semi-finals in the BOYS, and girls' track'teams, under county Junior Hi Tournament. Play, the direction of Miss Mount and Mt. inq twelve games this year the cubs Watters, went to Clarthage Fatr won six and lost six, for a fifty per ?minds t? part1c1pate 1n the County rac mee, cent average. . . Most people think too lightly of the Ltttle Cubs, hkmq baseball as Iunior High teams. When speaking much as anyone, came out in flocks of these teams, one must remember to try out for the team. Under Mr. that they are the high school teams Gillilan the boys have learned good of coming years FRONT BOWeWmA Wisby, D. McGraw. B. Slrong. E. Mad- FIRST ROW-E. Houser, V. Snyder. C. Potraike. I. Brunet. den. C. Cakes. Mt Gassert. E, Thompson. 1, Fagin. BACK ROW-B. Sievers, I. Niald, W4 Mersch, Ht Findley. SECOND ROW--L. 59259, D. Heimbuck. V. Becker. C. Un- Bt Purtae. I. Pelers. darslein. 1.., Parker. P. Euler, 23

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W SERTEDevB. Schulz. R. Shinkle. B. Poole. E. Driemeyer, C. Meyer, N. Slickland. I. Nolandl S. Thielel M. Copier, M. Schwaiqhart. D. Findlay, M. Copier. STANDIN$E. Deye, L. Turck. B. Chandler, R. Huber, P. Smool, E. Copier, M4 Moore, M4 Slaala, V. Mac- Clannahan. GTIUIRJL$9 ATHLETES A$$GDGBTTAGJTJMDN The Girls' Athletic Association started their second grand and glorious year in September, 1941. The officers and the executive board cooperated wholeheart- edly to organize a bigger and better G. A. A. Both worked hand in hand. Various things were sold by all G. A. A. girls to get money for awards to be presented at the end of the year. In 1941, the G. A. A. published a newspaper called The Gaa Gaa. It was published at each quarterly meeting and sold for two cents. There are many sports that girls may enjoy. Among them are badminton, bicycling, bowling, hiking, punchball, basketball, and volleyball. The entire G. A. A. is to be complimented on the fine work and cooperation they have shown in the past. So let's keep up the good work in the future. 25