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

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STUDENT COUNCIL SEATEDeF. Healy, R. Schneider. B. Schulz, I. Hale, I. Hilliard, M. Baas. President: IL Huber, M. Hilmer, L Miller. I. Aichele. D. Leslie. STANDlNGeD. Peltigrew, B. Fuzyl R. Dawson, R. Duherty, Adviser.- A. Roberts, Adviser: E. Bowersox, Advisar: K. English, C. Cowles. D. Heimbuch. D. Sluxer. MONITORS FRONT ROW-E. Houser, B. Burke, H. Schwartz. M. Steele. D. Stickland. 1... Conrad, S. Wyatt. I. Baron. 'l'. Shraut. E. Dunigan. I. Fagin, 1.. Parker. SECOND EOWeI. Kirk, E. Kammaler, B. Furey. B. Zimmerman. V. McClanahan. P. SmanL M. Aubrey, B. Chandler, I. Gorsuch, D. Heimhuch, A. Van Dulmanl L. Fouzer. M. C. Crawford, Advisur. THIRD ROW-L. Seese, J. Lloyd, W. Combest. A, Maloney. T. Bussel, F. Wolfe, K, Thiele, D. McGraw, Gt Miller. E. Walters. R. Forste. I. Vancet FOURTH EOW-I. Schwarz. I. Nield, B. Sievers, J. Boyce, J. Findley, D. Fichter, B. Wright, 13. Findley. G. Taylor, W. Wardwell, E. Cappell. $611ftltltlDtlE$N Wt NBGDTUNGBMIQ The Student Council is one of the most important activities in the school. Upon its shoulders rests the responsibility of governing the school for the best interest of the pupils. The council is always alert, ready for each new problem. MGDNJHHDRS The monitor system, now under the direction of Mr Robert Ross, serves as a guide for visitors, maintains hall duties, and helps the teachers when necessary. Monitors, stationed at designated places, see that the halls are kept clear. They have done a splendid job this year.

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$AXMESCJIFGM EDACJIUIRGDJIID Under the leadership of Mr. Roy Slone, the Safety Patrol was organized to offer protection for students and maintain discipline between their homes and schooli The boys give arrest slips when the rules are not followed by the stu- dents. Don Benhase is major this year. The Safety Patrol boys remain at desig- nated positions in the mornings. noon hours, and after school. tDtlFilFilitEilEE ASSMSGIANGIIFS The Office Assistants are a group of students who relinquish their study halls for a position in the office. Office filing, Clerical work, answering the phone and helping patrons, students, and faculty, is part of their job. There are three groups! one for the main office, one in 209A, and another in 208A. SAFETY PATROL FIRST HOW-C. Lear. F. Poolel I. Rhoades, C. Leiwiq, 1.. Stanforlh. G. Neisz, L. Benhase. B. Findley. SECOND Rowen. Bachman, R. Bleier, C. Nan. L. Moore H. Slone. adviser: B. Cornetl, H. Cowles. I. Deye. THIRD EOW-J. M51131: W. Cook. 0. Holle. L Falor. R. Forste. C. Colegrave. C. Andrews, B. Willis. OFFICE ASSISTANTS FIRST Row-I. Hale, C. Stewart. L. Seese. B. Pettigrew. D. Heimbuch, B. Zimmerman, M. Gossin. SECOND HOW-V. Snyder, V. Rebels. T. Shruut. B. Huuser. B. Gaskins, I. Hilliard. B. Furey, E. Copier. THIRD HOW-I. Steiner. C. Vest, B. L. Poole, H. Bachman, A. Maloney. M. Copier, E. Deye, R. Schneider. 1115' 'P' 1LT; G-