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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1943 volume:

The Antlers 1 9 4 3 Deer Park High School Deer Park, Ohio The 1943 Volume VI T0 Youth In this, the 1943 ANTLERS, we of the staff have endeavored to create a portrait of a yearls life at Deer Park High School in keeping with the spirit of these warring rimes. Classes, sports, and activities have all been included in this composite of school life. These material things have been recorded here in words and picturCSw This ANTLERS is also a picture of American youth: Youth in all its glorious faithecurious youth, self-reliant and gallante- youth, fighting for the hope of its tomorrow-youth who will soon carry on our American way of life. To youth then, we dedicate this sixth volume of the ANTLERS. -.4- 5 Generaf Order of The Day Page The Brass Hats Administration ............... ,. . . , .. . 8 On Maneuvers UkctivitieQ, ............................. . .. A . . 14 Storming Enemy Positions Athletics , .. .. ., r , 30 Boot Training Ulasseg , ., .................... . ........... 42 6?- S T w T a M q d a e 11 H7H Chapter I. - The Brass Hats In which we deal with the members of the administration and. their duties. ..3 . Guadalcanal Spearhead -9 Mr. Carl 5. Crawford Commander-invChief WC, the: pupils of Deer Park School, are glad to have as our superintemlent, Mr. Carl E. Crawford. ML Crawford acquired his training at Indiana University and the University of Cincinnati. He cmnc here as a tcnchcr in 1941, and was made assistant; principal shortly afterward. And then in the middle of the year 1949 whcn Mr. H, H. Bndlcy left 'u for the United States Air Corps he assumed the UfEcc of acting superintendent. 10.. General Staff Conference M1: Herman Hcinichcn, Mr. Walter B. Dcncckc, Mr. Albert L. Holmes, and Dr. Ralph Fuller, make up the Board of Education for the ycars 194243. The school, colloquially speaking, has run like a wcllwilcd machine this ycar. The problems of the school have been ironed out swiftly and efficiently by these men. The school sincerely appreciates the efforts of our 11011le in helping to attain the knowledge that insures the students of a successful future. Dr. Fuller, Mr. Peters, President Heinichen, Mr. Holmes, Mr. Denecke. TOP: Knmrllr Gumm, 3mm bu-zm-t, ruwym.; 1mm, AIM. MJINI Ruiliurun, 5.1mm .S'pnring, 0m o,-;-.-nmim.-r, CFN'I'ER: Amm Rubaru, Roller! Buwl-rwz, Enfmr Zx'fm, Rirham' Wmm, Harold Smu'r, Ruth fluhm-ry. BOTTOM; LN; IIJL, Mummy llurmv-J, Il'illiwn anH, H'thw H'Jr'm r, MMm-f Rnirirmm. Bury Kirmm rum , PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE: MARIE KENNltDY Ohio State Univm'sity Law Kindergurdcn Schaul MARY OFFENHAUHR Kent State University HILDA FREUDENTHALER Urbana University Wilmington College JOYCE CRAWFORD University of Cincinnati Miami University CARRIIE MOUNT Cedarville 0011ch Wittenberg College Ruben JL Rm, Emify Tatar, C. 03. ALICE CAMPBELL University of Cincinnati Wilmington College Miami University IDA STE ' Univel Qty of Kentucky DOROTHY FERRIS Miami University FLORENCE HATTON Wilmington College Miami University W. H, JONES University of Cincinnati Wilmington Cullcgc THELMA YOKERS Capital University University of Michigan Miami University ELIZABETH MACKENZIE University of Cincinnati Arizona State Teachers College OMALIEE RosmLor Miami U niversity KENNETH GILLILAN Science, History, First Aid, Junior High Baseball Team Ohio University EMERY BETHEL History, Economics. Science, Ad Visor Schoolboy Patmi, Basket? ball Coach, Baseball Coach Rio Grande College, Ohio State University, Ohio University Vmcmm PARRISH Spanish, English. Latin. Antlers Staff, Latin Club. Easter Kentucky Teachers College, University Of Kentucky MRS. MABEL ROBINSON Bookkeeping, English, Economic Geography, History Ohio University EDWARD SPORINL; Mathematics, Sponsor MathematiCS Club University of Cincinnati, George; town College, Ohio State Univ varsity, Miami University, Wil' mington C o l 1 e g e, Columbia University OTTO OPENHEIMER Physical Education, F 00 t b a 11 Coach Purdue College, University of Cincinnati EMILY TAYLOR English, Dramatics Dramatic Club Urbana Junior College, Ohio State University ANNA ROBERTS History, Economics, Senior Class Sponsor. Scholarship Team, Stur dent Council Ohio State University, Wilming' ton College, Miami University, Universiiy of Cincinnati ROBERT BOWERSOX History, English. Sponsor of Band Wilmington College, Cincinnati College of Music, University of Cincinnati ESTHER ZIKA English, Alpha Girl Reserves, Library Assistants, Girl Scouts Muskingum College, University of Cincinnati RICHARD WATTFRS Journalism, H i s t 0 r y, Assistant Principal Georgetown College, University of Kentucky HAROLD SAUER Industrial Arts Wilmington C o l l c g e, Miami University RUTH DOHERTY Shurthand, Typing, Bookkeeping, Alpha Girl Reserves, Tom Tom S. A. A. Treasury Adviser University of Cincinnati ROBERT Ross Aeronautics. PrerTnduction Classes, Principal Wiimington College. Ohio North: em University, Cedarvillc College, Columbia University LOIS HALE Home Economics, B e t a G i rl Reserves Ohio State University DOROTHY HOWARD Music, Glee Club, Chorus Cincinnati College of Music Unjr versity of Cincinnati WILLIAM RUSSELL English. Science Wilmington College, University of Cincinnati WALTER WARNER General Science. Biology, Chemv istry, Science Club Purdue. University of Cincinnati Indiana University Ohio State University MABEL ROBINSON Physical Education, G. AA A, Wittenberg College, Ohio State University CARL CRAWFORD Pre-Induction, Superintendent, Physics Indiana University, University of Cincinnati BETTY ZIM MERMAN School Secretary Mty and Prevent Goldbricking 'I'UP: mm Kmmly, Mm oymnmn, mu. .L'.-L-1.J,mh.,rm, Jury. tfmwjvrxl, Aim Cmurlzrll, 1.1.: Staph. BOTTOM: Duruthy Frrrr'J, anrmm: Hanan, Tln-lmu Ynlmrr, Elimbrrll MnCA'z'tl-zirl, Ourdirc RoIn-Iof. PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE: Carri: L. Mum , W, H. 10119:. i I 3P. ' ' rmhge Chapter II. ' On Maneuvers In which we get recreation and chest hardware with extra duties. 14 AnChors Aweigh The Intelligence Corps V. .E'rh-hir-nh v-w'z. II. Sn'u l' m1, pawn, n, 1., mm, .1. 11,11 er rt, 13, lim lmlm m, II. It mm, FIRST ROW', SI'K'ONU RUM- THIRIJ WHY rl, L'm-Jlul, P, wmlurz, 1;. Ai- - Aha, 14, ll'wuu'l'. 1:. s- A. Ht'v'mru:hulu'n, R. .L Student Council Studmt Council, consisting of students Cicctcd hy students, has planned and carried out mzmy entertaining and hcnchciul activ' ities for the student body this ycurt Some of their duties, were: to plan 215' semhlics, ratify new cIuhs, and add amend! ments to the constitution. The Studcnt Council was responsible for the Deer Park chapter of the National Scholastic Honor Society being formed P, 11mm, Mn let M. Army, Hurz'n'nuh r. mm, Min ulmm mer, Inn, 1;. MmHn-, K. Enmm, prrr. .' mm, H. Rirhwz. .w meh . 1.. m, I. mmmm, n. Hth'rt, M. H'rllig't ... Fmr.-nIn-m-h, L. Grvynry, R. .Mn, n. ii'ugm, 16. HJme Scholarship Team A new note was struck this year when the team did not go to Miami as usual. The reason for this was the lack of trims portation and so the war had another effect on our school and studcnts. The students who mtcd high rcceivcd extra merits illld honor letters, and it is quite am honor to be chosen on the teams, Miss Anna Roberts was in charge of the teams tested here on April 30, 1943. ,16h Aidesdevcamp FIRST ROW: 1;. riiimlmin. 1'. mm, D. Kimnr 513mm: mm: .v. Snunrt, 1:. mm. R. Mm, n'. I-r Il'. 3. FIRST RUH': 1,. Mqu-x, J. Himliirh, J, lim'fihulq IL Czu'v'rm. SFCUNU ROXY: R. furi-vmn V. lm-L'i-r', ll. Fi-itrlhr, l.. Pairing G. THIRD ROW: II. Lain, 5'. Ix'nfu, 1'. Liminil, 1.. Ifn;in.-li, Librarians Who knows the bust hunks in thc library? Who will help you find the exact infnrnmtion you am: looking for? thy, the librarians! Each period thcrc are two students t0 help you. Thcy not only help you hut thcniSCvas and learn something' of library work. The library is located in study hull and the lihrnrians also help with the lost zmd found. The hand of the librarians i5 Mi$ Esther Zikzi, Llnd sh: chooses thc students from the student body. i1 7i. l'. Slim m, Pun, ll. Lluuflry, u. lVrerH, 1-: k. Rumm, E. Kmr, 1.. .s.-...-, 1;. 1mm .-t. Van 11mm, F Lupin, mm, Zilu, W1 . , 1'. Fault, u'. Cunl', .' ' . - Zhuun'mmu, mix, 1:. i..rl,rHiH:J', I'. SIH'JH, 1, H-nnn, i... w, M. nu OffiCe Assistants Write ms: 0th u mukc'up slip. 15 Mr. Cruwfnrd in? Take this paper Lluwn Lo 208A and huvc N111 Ross sign it. These are questions and duties for the oiiicc assistant to answer and fill, Much vuluzihlc assistance is given by this important group. There is 1m assistant in each of tho thrcc tiiiiccs every period of the day. Betty Zinv mcrmun, school secretary, gives pointers to the girls. e 9? hhThe Star Spangled Banner - FIRST RUU'; l'. I'wlp. M. S'w'wry. J, liv-.:.!jnfr, U. X'l'tfx'idlhf, IL M, Hugh, 1:. Exam, SEL'ONIJ RON: II. I'Vrrr , THIRD RUN: L AIMLr, ll, L'mlum H. 5.4mm, Rt Ruuhu m. FIRST ROW: F. Huuhr, J. Ilaviu'rmr D, 1.1 rlir SECOND Ron: 1, Pr I M. ,s'g-m-f, M, Hm, M. l. Br'mzz'r, r1. nulu-i -I. 11.4mm 1. Hrmmm-Ir, J. 111ka Row: 1;. mehr, .s. Ruin, H, muruww, L M. ,r. 3:1,, m-A, P. auumu, R. nyium, nv Mwn, .v, - FOURTH Row; K. Ix'rmp, I'. , K. Dlallmrj', R. Lamar, l . x J, 1:, mm .IL Chorus To hear the hast voices in school one s Aouid listen to the chorus for it is com, posed of selected voices under the direction of Miss Dorothy Howard It met twice weekly and the memhcrs 0f the chorus were kept husy with par ticipation in the Operetta, Music Festival and last of all in thc Baccalaureate Service. Hearing the chorus has added to the entertainment and enjoyment of our school. . w. x.!-:, M. c-npw, 1'. Allwfmn, M. Mumljr, .v. n, Ih'p'mrn'r, 1x2 nymm, ,L; M. rtm-mn, s, FMLH, M, yum, lmd, P. ,Lurlui, Itl. Wm, R. .wwuzn, r: rump, r-. upmmn, R, unmm, E Kruuuly, R. .wmw, M, L. Binnijlgfl, M. mium, r. I';m-ulr'.'h. LMJFw, II. ChunHwn 'P. .Slu-uuf, M. J'. 11:11:, I . Xatu'lg rI-er, F. 12 m, M. Hum-I, FT. AzM-tzy. Phhu, mm, 1. Huh, H. mm, R. suilmm, sr.,-,,ur, n. puny, n. , .5. Imam, 1,. L'nmarzi, J. H'z'llrnm, M. Kinny H, L'htmtlltr, r. LKmrI-JI, M. Cfnpjrr', M. 111.:.u1,r3-, Girlsh Glee Club One of Ripleyhs Behave it 01' NotsH occurred in the club this yeart Such a large number of girls came that the members had to he chosen by try outs. In previous years, the glee club had been open to all girls who wished to join. The girls sang at a special Christmas assembly and at the Music Festival. Many of the members of the chorus got their Erst training in the glee cluh. hl gt Oh, Long May It Warven e9, Band We are proud of om- band this year for several reasons, It is iarger than in previous years and has improved gr tatly in quality as Well. The band played at 2111 assemblies, at basketball and football games This year they did something extra. At all goi11g41way parties for the servicemen they Were there to see them OH: Mrt Rohert Bowersox directed the students to another successful year, FERST RUHt K. Hnlffngru'm'lh, S. Huynu, L, Rt'uh'r, lJ. SECOND RUHH L. Pllvlfvr, R. Eighrlhrrgm D. Hm-u- , R. Ruun, 'l'. S'in-tur, H. Fit 2 THIRD Rm v, I. nmmy, R. smrmnucb, L .V. SriM-l'mmi, H. Pivrwm': M Schm't', r. h- .-Iiz'ur: Str-ruf: 5 Mr r H F j' 1:! P.m?m'.m M nu, Jer anm, Kt-wm wa' Jim? I Huruu, n. imrluy, IL nm-mwyl-r, M. L-laxL-.ai;lz.prz, M. .Mnlrun, E. m, in, RV numgm, F3, rmMn , trim , P. t3m:n-Jl, J. .varmi, E. Krmn-tnv, u. sm-Mmd, n. mm, W. um, I. Kirk, 11. Amitm, R. 'u Hrrnerlenuj Wm RM-n, Lam F Ix'rmflirll, A'va-I..nuu, Operetta Cam you imagine our school stage being turned into a gipsy camp surrounded by woods? Well it was--for the Operetta hGipsy Rover? The story centered around a gipsy camp with Arthur Spahr us the gipsy, and Mary Lee Metcalfe as Lady Constance. In the background were the chorus and other members of the cast. It was an altogether different Operetta directed by Miss Dorothy Howard. S'rigtmnnl, .-!. Brznifiih. YfJIir, .M. JUNEHUH, H. LJMIJN'I, 1W. Srfx, , M. Ifhlllfrj', M CurL'l', Mt mlnm, F. letnll, . MMW, n, .umlmH 'f'umsun' nuu-.t, nmmu Lutr. 1...- Imit-y, L'.u-l Rugm'f, I'm, Hrrmmr Firinr, anl- Hurkiu, Dun Srm-r-r, Carl BMIHW, la'mniv Luiwmw, wm, Em hum'mu, Mm; Hmh, 1mm 3:: Mum lmufmr, th'ftJul . H1 rmmvirtnm'n, Chm t i ewe Guard Duty Monitors Who kccps the halls quiet during classes and sacs if everyone has A proper pass to he 0th running around the halls? That is the monitor's duty and from rcpnrts they sccmcd to have done a pretty good job of it this past yearh Monitors arc in diircrcnt parts of the halls wiLh two on czlch flour. There is :1 hand monitor each period 11nd 2111 monitors are under Mr. Rossas supervision and guidance. FIRST RUH IN N :HMA, If. 1h ll'nJ Al. .-I. N.Irrm'lr, AL Riunfn J. ILHHMM, K SICL'UND RUHH .rJ. Arh wufu l'lHRU RUN x- n.l;rrfwm'h. u. Slrhljwr, .. 1mm mun, n' mum, It s n. x'lIcGr-rw, R. hm 1: mrr, f, A i.r.ulynlx, J. x, Lyhx-n-WJ, 1n Irnmlwr. 1 . .-u. - FOURTH RUW; G. x , 1:. 11mm , R. win, 12 imp, u u'. 14-,1 . mm, .1. cmm 1:. z. r. Fuu'r Ron : J. nim, R, nmmrh, l'. .x';.-:.:, R. NWT, R. HJl'luery, r: -. f. 1:.mmu-n, f. szmfij P. xmm, .-1. Mr, iiik'UNll RDH h. erfh', THIRD RUH' . H'. Kunming, If. Rn JFUL'R 111 ROW: 1. I51 H'. FFUJI'. r, J . Hymn, :h ax H11fhhh'fmnun. '- tr, 1;. smmw . R Safety Patrol Mayhe this picture should have a differ cnt caption than in previous years, hccausc it certainly is different as you can set: Not only do WC huvc school boy patrol but the girls have helped the situation a great; deal. There were not enough hoys for the patrol this ycar so the girls calm: to the rescue and Ellcd the positions, Mr. Bcthel has taken chargc of the huys and girls patrol. ,g, n. .ir:-.;:'u', J. Emlrrfr, R. mum, a. Lhugivv, 'J'hnmfxms, .s'. SnlEJrrllm-rll, 3L rnzum, J. mm, n u'u. LINN, G. mm, 1:. 1,.rI.-,-m.m, J. Frwin, L. L'ulmni, lAlJIkK.A 1, Kn'rmiuy, D. F, ryumn, K. Ifuym'. : J. awry, E. lum'r, 1. Iiviul-umu, n'. mum, lump, n'. r.h;.-I,-.-, R. l'lw'mrfwr, cu arm, a. L'rrqur, J. l'uum, .4. mu, m . . Alum, .R. mm, R. Fawn, 1:. uxwm, 1.. Lumpy, r'. n.4,; r. mm, ,h20,4 On The Home Front FIRST RUH': H. Cimniui'l', M. Si'lmm', J. Iil'nhifixh, IV. I; Cliff, SlicUND RUH': E, Cufrjir, Al. Suit, H. Lrn'HHF, :1. Van 1. xi. Schwmic. A THIRD RUH': M, Myxiizilf, M. Curium E 1. hp, Ii. PHHy FIRST ROW: I-.'. J. SFL'OND Rm '1'. .Wai'nul, LI A'iamwi, 1. lim'hm'. lIIIRD Pnfwnur', .u. IXUJII', l . Kr . FOURTH IJ. Jinx AZ .w..-m,-v, Alpha Girl Reserves Installation services for all new oHiccrs and members were held at the hcginning of the year with the Beta girls attending too. The Christmas Bazaar hmught in money for the year with almost everything hiring made hy the girls, This year thc girls had an Eustcr hrcukfust with a little scrvicc a few days before Easter. This is the second year for Miss Ruth Doherty and Miss Esthcr Zikzi as advisors. I .. i nm-Huw, I. , Lini-zi. : D. J M. Pw - ' ' mimm, 1;. mm, 1:. M 1- 4w. Himu. mm, M. Mum, M. c. me, D. menm, M. Huizmr, .v. sm-Mm, c. amnmm, R. M', Rnih-HL lm, M. Hrruwh, I', i . swim, IL tlamwih J. Kirk. I. .s'mLimd, M. slim, L'er, k. Ihner, Ii. Funny, f. IHHiinm, :1. Ncinufll. H. D'Iuharmu 1:, I-i'mnm, L. rww i3. llmnm, 1,. Smyr, E. Kvmr, I'. Iv'lrrumlil, R, Suihrm, Beta Girl Reserves This has hccn :1 busy year for the Betas. Among the things zmd duties accomplished 1m: these: A hallowccn party fur the ncw mcmhcrs, :1 Chill supper, and :1 Mothchzmghtcr party. Their patriotic duties were making scmp hooks for the 50thch and getting postai cards for hoth men and women in tho service. With 2111 this experience behind them the Betas will be well prepared to enter the Alphas. ivlg. Munitions and Victory Corps FIRST ROH'; 1, PM ' ! SECOND RUH': B. J. Handicraft Club A new club has been organized this year and from reports, it sccms to have been a success as many things were made. The reason for the handicraft club was to enable those interested in handicraft to express themselves by making useful articles and acquaint the boys with shop and tools. The members met once 11 week in the shop with Mr. Russell helping the mcmr hers with their projects. S'miih, !. Saw , 3. Hmru, n'. inmnmh G. tim'r, R. Hv-lfful mum ROW: p. 1,...,.,-. M. L'hath-r, 1i M.Ewiln, n. m.trmg J. . g n: Burk, 1?. f'nlm'r 1' m , R. Per . fir, P. .Yyaln, J'. I'mwmmi. . Ium'r. RV Min, 1-. Efwruf-i, L. 111mm. .-1. Knifrr, .in J. OH, R. nmmm. .,. Garden Club This club was composed principziny of the 7A class of boys and girls, who were given instructions in gardening to enable them to have hatter gardens. Each member had a garden in their own home which was cultivated by them. The hays helped different people in the community in preparing their gardens and working in the yards. The chlh also planned a trip to thc: gremihOuse in Eden Park. i Ihmn'l', H'. 1.....Ji-r, 1. 01m, 11. :rmhmgmn, Mh-t .. HM ......m.... ...... i N acuigators and Chemical Warfare IV. A. Slu'ulln-y, R. S.- +:. Udurru, E. i hm, M. 11.4.11, '1'. Luml, rr. H mm, grim , :2. 1:, mm, m King 11'. .1. ntm-E .-, 4. Math Club This is organized completely of students who take trigonomctry and solid geometry. The purpose of it is to study the applicw tinn of mathematics in such fluids us radio, slide rule, aeronautics, and navigation. The mcmhcrs also studicd the part that malthc' mzltics is playing in the war tndziy. Joc Ricsing was president for this year and Mr, E. F. Snoring was the advisor for this cducntinnnl cluh. anmlu r, f. , A. Sshrii'lmum, r; r1'.h,-n, m. Myiixlr'i. u drum 1, FiuJLy, Ki inu'aIi-i-J-r, n. I.I.-;;.i, P. LInu-s'L-r, .w. m Science Club This club deals entirely with anythingr that has to do with science. Some of the subjects studied were micm photography, mineral collections, protozoa cultures, picture collection, plaster casts, chemistry experiments. Do these terms sound strange to you? Prohahly so but any memhcrs can tell you all about than It met every Wednesday night fur 211in one who had :my science problem to solve. IIi'HrH'thL'lnu, R. Emmiu, J'. R.Wug. Student Thespians Receive; To give everyone a bcttcr chance at dramatics and give plays which would Suit everyoncls taste was Miss Taylor's idcu for plays this past year, She succeeded too for there were a variety of them. From high comedy such :15 uEver Since Evcll to :1 romantic drama like Heart of a City with Mrhc Campbells Are Coming - F IHIH', II. Clllilfhurlf' 1. RriIirnf, IL 1,- L; if. s A DRESS T0 DANCE IN M. s.sn,,,-,, 1;: Pwny, M. J. um, IL r.'n.m1r..i Rmuu', M. Clift, M, .Vrlmuviyhart, R. ShinMa. n. Ilrimbm'h, A. cmlm, M. Ilnyl'r, l'. '. .si-Jmiar, M, tiumi r, U, rw'llivr, ,4, Shrulm-g, II. Burlwu. and 3'0118 Act plays during the year to keep the dramatic class busy all year. There was :1 contest play HA Drcss To Dance In held at Seton High School with Eileen Petty winniiig an award for her acting. Thu dranmtics Club is for anyone inter ested in being in plays. HEART UF A CITY E. Mum, .v. Htiricland, M. zlnbva, g i .z. :- myr- i i '3 fl i J i 3 -E 3. E 2 l m, w. I i l 1 i I-iVlzk SHL'I- I H- l' 11h JI. Mu. 1 . .- .. Ah H...-.w, .4, w- 121,1.5 :UUZ CUMING II'. BMW. .U. Hugh M. $.hrm, I1, Snilxvu, lz'. ll'.!:,,- DRAMATIC tLUII Hus'r Ium Ilmmmrfl x. .xz-mn, 1'. mm, 1, m: x. Han , .x' J Frau, I, 1:, . ., . M-umn mm, 1'. JLCM, Ii ;, u Haj I H w: l. M' !.-, mum mm 1:, lIw-an n. mru'l'li mm H , x14 .5: m m. JI. .U F ield Operations Reported sx-zn'un: 1. mm, 1: rum, r. J rm. 1. t:y-.-,yu..s. u'. mm, 7', 1m. p. hm. K. I-rn-Luh, u. Mum, R. xmugn smmlwz i-T, Mnrh, H. J u. n. AW .x, mama F. 1mm, ;. Imum M. .s.1m,,, .-u. 1: mm. +2 Krmqu, IL Srn-wr. L. warj, 1'. m:..--. R, .mh.x.. cc. Jmmm. Tom Tom Staff EditolvitvChicf , , , News Editoruu. .. ... .. .W . .W .W ,. . WWWWWWW .HXViHiam Fagin . . . . , . ElvaPnris Features . , . . . , , , , W , . W. Kay English zmd Donna Leslie Sports Editor, . , . , ., , , , ,. . .. , , ,, , . . , . Art szlhr Business Manager , .. . .. . .W ,,, ,W , ..... .. . .., ,, ,Thclmn Isnn Assistant .. ,7 ,W ,W W W .. .. .. W. , W W . , . Ethyl J2me Dye Advertising Managcr .. . . ., ,, ,, , , Dun Edgcmun Assistants 77 , , Virginia Tcgcnkamp, Janice, Noland, Norma Stickland Circulation ManufactuwW... .. W, ., ,7 ,. . . . , , . Jonadu Bmdflsh REPORTERS Funk Durkin, Harry Davis, Velma Blcfcr, Richard Dennis, Wiiliam English, Lewis Grcgnry, Charles Huffman, James Holmes, Edward Mersch, IVIary. Rausscn, Marion Schncc, Betty Stacey, Evelyn Kennedy. FACULTY ADVISERS Mr. R. VJ. VVutlcz's and Miss Ruth Duhcrty. The Tom Tum is published monthly during the school ycnr. .WZGwW S'l'Ab-IHNU: R. IIMH SEATFD: J. H'iHJ'um ix 1 .Jralu, x. .mml-I..u.1, .lur rm r. . hm, Ii. Hy, H. l lumilw, iii Iimhlh, u'. lawn, ,11, um. .u. mmu, .h; L'mfvjmu Antlers Staff EDITORIAL Kay English ... , .. ., . ,.,V . .Editor'ianhicf Elva Paris, ,7 ,7 ,, , ,.,. , ,, ,, .. ,, erlculty Suction William Fagin . , . Sports Ethyl June Dye . ,, ,Activities Don Brcwcr.. . ... ... Classes Madeline Cnpfcr. . .. . Scniors BUSINESS Betty Clmndlcr , Norma Sticklumi., ... . .. .. . . .. Rosemary Shinklc Doris Formcs , , Faculty Advisers Business Manager . .Advcrtising Managcr . .Circulution , Circulation .Mrs. Mubcl Robinson, Miss Virginia Parrish, R. XV. VVuttcrs OTHER MEMBERS Arthur Spuhr, Edna Cupfcr, Renate Houscr, June XVilliums, Mary Jane Clift. O. T. 8. FIRST mm : u mn-T, I. Fumm, n. ma, R. .m, K. FM 512mm lion . 1-; Mpmn, R, SHHsz, R, Hum ., n. R: my FIRST RCHY; SIK'OVD Rm THIRD ROH': IL FOURTH RUH : I l hill funny, Ri Niu, f'. hurlm, - R. Rwuu, U. Ihufmw, D. A'mmm, --, II. l'h-ri-y, II. Eiffjrfimh, l C PreJnduction Courses This was at new subject added to the required ones for the senior hays t0 tzlkc. It was in line with the army training that most of the hoys will have 215 soon as they are out of school. The subjects the boys took wcrc electric ity, machinery, and shop work. Classes wcrc hclcl 011cc i1 week on Wednesdays with Mr. Carl Crawford, Rohcrt Ross, and Mr, Harold Suucr as instructors for the different subjects. and Drill m, .4. 5: am; is, mm...- rmu, w, 11. rpm, M. , l. Ufa, L Grilmvyi .luulu r1. II. g'Jizr-ig, Ki Fivlirlbi ., :. IJ. Slm-rr, H, mm JWH'JCII, R. Ci-uwr. 15. mm L A. M. ciflaira wry, c. ,vm.-., 1x hr-ji'mn'rr, J. I-umim, J. Hdmu. Victory Corps of oiliccrs of the different hrzmchcs of service will pmhuhly hc lmys Sonic our from here. The rczlsun for this is their ti'niw ing that thcy arc gctting in the home guard. It was entirely voluntary emd the course lasted for ten weeks. The huys met once El week, with the Ohio guards as spnnsum All hoys taking this training will have 2: hcttcr chance for advancement after they enter the service. hzg,7 Off Guard Gold bricking Recommisance A Willing Prisoner A'. W. O. L. Hospital Care Batting the Breeze Buddies in front of an overgrown kW 5:3 1- iggg, Chapter 3 . Storming Enemy Positions Which was not always too easily accomplished. ,30 -r Skirmishes Little gold braid The Conmmndns attack Ancient Greyk uctt'on Rapid fire action 4 question of strategy Encircling movement Drum beaten Commandos STXNDING: E. lhun-u, D. Him ' HH'ID: R. Frmrh', RV lelmw, 1 I1, lbw-y, R Runn, n. Ifmfuru, 1, i'zrri-Hrgv, U'. Fagin. i'in Q P, Ommfhrmwr. :1. mm, H. 11- 1.1. Hl f'uniipr. .S'. lemmr. F ootball Deer Park ikWiidcats, of 43 was the last of six mam football in the 01d hLAlmn Mater. Coach Otto Oppenheimer, conch 0f 43, will undertake, in .44, to coach an cicvcn mun team to vicmry. Dcer Park started out its season hy defeating Mt. Healthy 22 t0 6, then upset the sport critics by playing :1 startling game against Pluinvillc, hut losing six to nothing, This was a scare to this ycaris favorite. Deer Park then came back to :1 smashing victury over Mudcira, 31 m 14. This proves a good team cam still win after suficring :1 defeat. mThe Wildcats upset a confident Terrace Park team hy five points with :1 score of 21 to 16. Anderson, last yeafs threat 0n the East Side. rose victor over Deer Park, on a1 muddy held, by the score of 21 to O. This was indeed a dcep hurt to Deer Parkis pride. Our hays didift come out of that defeat, they lost the next game to Lowland 22 to 2, but duc to exccllcnt coaching sht pulled out to trample the Alumni 33 t0 0. Deer Park was again On the hzlllv and defeated thc Kcn'Sii All Stars to the tunc 0f '24 to 6. Snipers Reserve Basketball The Reserves under the tutchgc of Coach Emery Bethel had a very difficult schedule thiS season. Our Rescrvcs had 21 parcentagc this year of .250, not so bad for the beginning of intcr-sclmlustic sports. They played 21 total of 16 games, losing 12 and winning 4. Handicapped by lack uf playing material, failing grades, and boys dropping Out of sclmol the Reserves played several thrilling games, including Foch games with Lowland 11nd Sycamore, and the Mudcim thriller. Robert Camp and Claudc Crows give promise of graduating into the fast company of the Varsity team next year, and are expected to make 1111 c:ccllent slmwhg, Several other boys show that, with rigid, strict training and diligent practice they may he thc sharpshootcrs of next ycur's teams. JLXCK klnx; rnnm Hdhyh H. ihwmh R Krwnn S.II1Mth5 F.ilhkhmuh R.+mrn.,llx Thmnpuu,vtz HrmuhwhwUVM syATEDvJ.HuH4;4; nme n ummgxr.+huh. L.Uwa,R.ler,P. uuy 53 4a. Sharpshooters : mm Lama. l ' R, 1; 1mm. ,1. 3pm, .x, .Fhl'qeulms. R. R--:u:, R, nnil-hm, n. L'Inrm'r, i: 1mm. J. Ffu-er, 5-, mmm- . mum n. erlam. Varsity Basketball Deer Park's first game this. season was :1 league game with Lowland, who cxnnc out on the top. Newport visited L15 and gave us a fast, thrilling game that was close, hut Newport wcnt home the victors. Vic then played Plainville only to lose again, hut comc hack to defeat Sycamore then to lose to Nit. Healthy. The WllLlCEltlS next game wns another sud one. The Alumni won. WC then met Plainville again only to have Pluinvillc the victor. Out hoys then made a visit to Newport, hut it wasnt as thrilling as before, Deer Park came home sad, in fact, :15 to let Terrace Park run rampant over thcm. We thcn hucklcd down emcl defeated Sycamore, Madeira and Central, respectively. The Central game was a college game, fast, high score and an overtime. The Scarlet and Gray thcn lost to Anderson hy :1 close margin and defeated Loveland by quite a large margin, Milford visited us only to Etna the honors. We then lost hudly t0 Plainvillcls six footers in thc tournztmcnt after winning the first tournamcnt game with Sycamore. F ield Artillery l STANDING. E. Ih'lhul, Ill Ihnld, C. L'rnzur, FL EWM'IEIF, R. Gmwr, f. Ryin'rm, R. Nun, J, Hull'ry, C. Nun. KNEEMNG: s. Elfgr'lrlnll, n. Murmur. a Baseball Coached by Emery Bethel, the boys are out to defend their title from 1942. The only repetitive players this year are Don Benhase, Bob Gruver, and Stan l Edgemon; otherwise the team has all brand new players. The boys played excellent ba'l this year and won the league championship. They were defeated only by Anderson, SO Plainville and Loveland do us a favor by defeating Anderson. We retaliated by winning over these two teams by scores of 12 to 7, and 14 to '3' respectively. Our boys now go on to the district meet and from there, if victorious, to the l county, and state. 2' The boys played their games this season with practically no substitutes. Although '. our team was not composed of the leest batters in the league, they hit at the right time to bring in the runs, 1: mp m. A la Rommel Track Much is expected of our track teams this year under the coaching of RA WthtCrs, O. Oppenheimer, and IVIahel Rohinson, a newcomer :1: Deer Park. J. Brunet, T. Shmut7 and R. Sullivan are favorites in the girlsh dashes. E. CopFer, J. Davidson, and D, Leslie are close seconds. L, Nield, V. Bleier, and K. English are the high jumpers. Others expected to make a. good showing are: P Suttcr and V. Blcier, discus throwers, J. Williams, putting the 13 lb. shot with Mh Lloyd, and P. Suter throwing the soft ball. In the boys division, A. Spahr, D. Brewer, R. Weichcrs, and D. Benhase are doing the running with D. Lambert and A. SpeLhr the pole vault, Ah Spahr the high jump and D. Bcnhase the shot put while D. Brewer throws the discus. FIR'T Row; A. Shmtm-g, J. men. sreumn ROW: R. ppm, L1 14,, lg. R. Fm'rir', 1. ,MiHn', .1. Spain, .0. .me-rs, R. Ii'mlzm. NOT PIC'I'URED: u. mum, n. In'wilfmrr, n. warr, J. Plr'irthh'n, H. mm. FIRST RUU: f . Ilhirr, J. U'iiJ'A'mr, H. Lufm, H'. Shhulrr, E. lhnwrgan, K. 3:4? F. A upr'rx. NiCUND RUH' . me 1-, I , L. .VMJ, n. L'h.mJl'n-, '12 .Wsmuf, IXm mimm, 1L twmrr. R. LJM'FMI . mum, 1:. I'urr'JH'r, J. Aummz, n. mm r. ffhm-xlu'il, n. i.g-m, M. 11', 1.1 Na 1mm, 1U M'wmmn, h h J. lin-v'Jnm, n. H'il!!.m.-.v, 12. 5mm, M. um. hg 7g Reports by Communique VARSITY BASKETBALL WVE Dec. 4 Loveland .. .. ,. .. ..22 Dec. 8 Newport .......................... 33 Dec. 15 Plainville . ............... 50 Dec. 18 Sycamore .................... 38 Doc. '23 Mt. Healthy..... . .. .36 Jan. 4 Alumni . .. . 35 Jan. 8 Plainville ., .. . .27 Jan. 19 Newport 21 Jam. 22 Terrace Park....1.,..3l Jan. 27 Sycamore .35 Jan. 29 Madeira .. ., . ....40 F617. 2 Centra1$ ., .. . ....63 Feb. 5 Anderson . . ., 31 Feb. 11 Loveland H .39 Feb. 16 Milford ...31 Sycamore 1t0urmment1 ............ 41 Feb. '20 Plainville Gournamend ....... 30 Total Points . . .............,603 :kOvertime Games won, 69Games lost, 11 RESERVE BASKETBALL Dcc. 4 Lowland ., .. 23 Dec. 8 Newport . 8 Dec. 15 Plainville -' . .10 Dec. 18 Sycamore .12 Dec. 3 Mt. Healthy............... ..15' Jan. 4 Alumni .......................... 13 Jun. 8 Plainville ................... 10 Jan. 19 Newport ...................... 4 Jan. 22 Terrace Park .19 jun. 27 Sycamore ...................... 11 Jan. 29 Madeira ........................ 17 Feb. 2 Central . .. . ...12 Feb, v' Anderson ............... 11 Feb. 10 aneland .. .....13 Feb. 16 Milford .. .. 8 Feb. 19 Plainville OoumnmenQ .. 8 Total Points .... .......... 196 Games lost, 12!Games won, 4 Tiny Z 6 1.4 g; a lo wuzwzuo WWy-AIQP-A 'I'hry 39 436 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL m. Blue Ash ..............24 Blue Ash . . ,. 38 Madeira ................................ . 24 Concord .................................... . 8 Madeira. ................................... 19 Sharonville .................................. 1'? Jefferson hournamenO ................. 29 Anderson 1tournament1. ..29 Bridgetown 1tournament1. ., .17 Plainville 1t0urnament1 ............... 29 Games won, 6-Game lost 4 FOOTBALL U Mt. Healthy ............................. 7'2 Plainville .. O Madeira . 31 Terrace Park . . ,, '21 Anderson ...... . 0 Loveland .. . .. 2 Alumni .. .. .. .. ...32 Keanil .. .. .. ...... ...24 Total Points ...................... . 132 4 Games won, five-wGames lost, threL BASEBALL U'c Madeira .. . .10 Anderson ,. , ,, .. ......... 0 Terrace Park ............................ . 5 Sycamore 9 Plainville ................................... 1'2 Loveland .................................... 14 Games won, iiGames km, 1 JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL FVH Plainville .................................. .14 Madeira ....12 Madeira .20 Anderson .................................. 9 Plainville , ., - Anderson ...... . .............................. 7 Games won, 2-Games 105:, '2 ....33- Tiny 9 1?. 12 16 26 20 8 10 20 10 WW 6 6 14 16 21 'm 6 91 Tiny mqu-h-P- Tiny Waacs and Waves U. A. A. lEXlICUIllYI-I BOARD THIRD ROW: IJ. Mupflwr. H. Jh-r, .V. SmMu-ml, FL Krmp R. Fnilii'uu, L4 Nir'H. SECOND RON I. Ham , 1. Kirk, II, L'urm-u, fl. Pirpu t, J. H iilrlauu, 'l'. Sfmmr. FIRST ROH': M. Hulwri, M. Fury, R. Huunr, IL .S'zlmlr, D. L n'iY , 1:. LIMIHHIJ'. Girlsl Athletic Association The Girlsl Athletic Association, under the very capable guidance of Miss Mahel Rohinson, engaged in many sports and activities. This year has hecn a busy one. Outside of the sports at school, the members worked diligently at tennis, bicycling, howling, swimming, to cam letter points. Their hrst hike to welcome Elll new memhcrs was quite a hit. Memy more girls joincd the ranks for the howling and basketball which followed. Each week, A livergirl team competed with tcams from other schools. At Christmas, those who like to bowl attended a bowling party, The girls rounded out the season with a skating party, 31 play day at school lwhich was fast and funl, and after school hours, soccer and volley ball were played. On April 26, the girls had :1 track meet on the schuol grounds. Awards of rihhons were given to those who placed first, second, and third, Baseball came last, but not lmlst, for many of the girls gained valuable points Inward their fast mounting totalst hggh F ledgelings Junior High Sports Due to luck of trunslmttation the little fellows played only ncighhuring 1.ch1115. Thcrc wcrc no lcaguc games and no records kcpt; hut they 111;de :1 iinc showing for future years. The Deer Park Juniur High Buskcthull tcaun. 01' this ycat. mm third place in the County tournumcnt. This is the first time in the history 0f our schuol that we have cvcr won that high a place in huskctha'l compctition. The young chaps have a1 rccord 0f 6 games won against 4 games lost. They scared 21 total of 222 points to the opponents 186. mm . +3. mump, A: Impm-w, I'. swim J. m 'agm, J. mama 1.. Mm mm Row: In M, n. mem, n . Au Wm, . nmh-r, R m, M. 5 THIRD mm ,4. .s',n-.;g...t, F. Pmmil, .r.. nm-y, 1. 1.1.1., 1.. sum, .n. u.mm.-I.. N. Hwy. jn.n- FIRST ROH': Sin 0ND MM THIRD ROW' - 1., 12min, W. Arnmmz. . zIPlJlerIV, 11'. t..m.n!.1, t.'. fwafr-H. 1L. PJrcleH, J, Main: IL Mulelw. .440- iii Rangers 1-1 'r Row: M. pm-y, Ir. Jmt, M. Aulnw, M. Srhm'u. SECOND RUH': AL UNI, M. L'. RJHJM'H, E. J. hp, G. Gmsrmw, 1', lh'irr. FIRST ROH': R. Srllldwm'b, J, Mdir-r, IJ. Lmsbrrr, IJ. Ginar, E. Il'uhrr. SECOND RUH': R. Su Um, R. Lu, H. mimu, 1:. Axum, n. .rnrm, ,4. .M'irJu'Hhmm. Intramural Athletics Intrumurals, our intcwschoul Sports, is the dominating activity of our lunch hour. The hays play football, basketball, ping pong, softball and tumbling, hy the more energetic, on the sidc hack stage, The girls have volley hall, basketball, ping pong and softhall, The lads and lussics who, For some reason or another, du not participate 1'11 intcr'scholastic sports, make: up thc teams for intramurals, Foothall started the year off with the Junior hays coming out on top, while the Senior girls won the volley hall championship. Both, Junior girls and hays, won the championships in huskethall, which was fallowcd up by ping pong Ruth Sullivan and Bernie Gruvcr gruhhed these honors. In thc Jr. H: Al Spraguc and Bohhy XVilh'ums took over the ping pong champiow ships. The Freshman hays won football and huskethull while thc Freshman girls won in the girls basketball. hnh Chapter 4 - Boot Training Which has to do with classes in attaining our goals. 42g KSighted Sub; Sank Same FOURTH ROH': F. Rx'rrw, .-l. Madman, , . Lurlu'umi, 1.. m - . .' rbm'u, 1W. Ifirir, 1.. M'. lflmmer, S. S r l: u: E11 r r, 1'. ifimtfumuyll. THIRD RUH': H. Fmtdh'r, 11'. run, n. 1mm, ,1. mum 1. J. S ism, J. Alem-n'u, M A. . .. 1a 1 rn, J. Long, A. .w. snumn mm: F. Luu'rnu, wuzm-s, M. .r. on, n, ringrr, s. Hurmy, 11 1mm, UurH-IH, rs. Kl'r'muug, .S'. Smith, luwrriug, S. Hrmlrrxuu. FIRST ROU Dmid, L. PHJHHH, IW. mum, 1. rum, 1:. ltmdfirh, . . Furry, J. S u-clf. I PJmir-r, L'Jmp, .rl. Luclrmmi. l. .S'mlwy. ... l'UUR'l'H RUVV: :1. Smith, IV. Lumlrr, A. nrm-h, :1. L.-ln-, n mum. 1'. Lulm, 1.. Hnilr'ngmmh, J. I'zHigzmzL', J. Ihme-Nluihn, J. CrIIJH', R. Hunauln. THIRD RUH: R. lb-H, U. H'whlt, H. Mum, n. 'v'mllhhnfx, u. Fpr-yuiml. D. I'nn-ng, R. Asm-Im, H: r1.rg.m..-y.-.-, J. Srmr'l'l, 0. Madden, R. Mull. SECOND Rmn D. .Lvr'u':y 1. Lurk, IJ. Rad, J. I' Izwrrxl. 1'. Hyuu'rr, 1. 01.141, I11 15va G. tiny, I. Ih-iutwum, E. Jum-r, J 124,.wmm, F, Hmmm, c. tfmuflurf 4-. FIRST ROH': H. M.-w-I'I:, .4. Srhmidn', X. limb, H. Kn-fc, R. 0.1: l ' Ifr K. Mw-,-, R. Huliuuuu, :l. FUUR'J'H ROH': M. Hmum-x, 1'. L-Mrr, A. Frr'wr'lJ J. b'uwimy-ln, M. Ilrrr'y, G. Hilf, G. Pm-ir, 'l'. Hnsmr, G. ll'n-z, :. m. cw, R. 1-way, A H'Hmn. 'l'HIRD RUH': .M. Fr mm, E. 8.1M:- mml. P. L'hmnlnv. A. le-mmrnmn, J. I'.l:'.';:'r, 1. Lung, L. IWij'r, R. .rlmm', E. 'l'uu-mlry, M. mer, B. limb. SECOND ROH': K. mum, k. HucL-mmh, K. Hlv'gz'r, U. Coir, n. E'il'lnnllurn, l. 3-; H.112, M. AHKmm'I, 1.. H.u-.:mg, M. WLHIHH, H'. Fun, .11. Fri r. FIRST ROH': H. Swu ' Y 'Hmmrxun. A :, wimp, n. t.r'm', 1:. Thinn', Humlzrlzrudl, F. x..u.1,-,VJ;.V..m, .4. hmm, J. Gm'rurh, J'. .IUUfIHI'r, M. . .ll.xiriz.:xmr. a s: FOURTH ROH': Ff. I'iu-Um, A. CNHP mm, 1. Allin , r. lhrlmm, u'. Jlmh. n. H'iuL-I.-umu, ' D, N.HL-Im. L. H. Punk. 'l'HIRD ROW: 1, liniumr, h. P.In'. P. l'mlrryh'in, n. Poulr, H'. tfmwnt, M', Fy-jrfm', 1., Rbgf , Ir. Krrrluflrfj, R. Hwhrirlhn, J. l'amw, D, Mud, ll. Ltmmh. SECOND ROW' R. iluzumy, L'. Cm-Jy-II, G. Hymrrlb, .4. Kyrfry, E. Prim, L. Yuur, H'. . Rn-hsz, f. Curnytm, Hallway. Bu'liUrx, L'. Mrnlmrr, Iv. Pf: . FUiS'l' RUH': G. lerp, C. I..- Hauyrh L', Humrumu, L. mu n, 1:. H-Hm', A. .rlnulm', R. la'mfl.x, R. MM... 1. mmd. Law, , 1.. 1 V. lJurcIMH, Inductees E44-- Privates F irst Class F reshmen FIRST RUH'. l.. annmn, J. Ilrum'r, J. Hulhl, M. R rmln'nu, B. L'ump, L Emu, n. Lyrl'z', 1.. L'Hmzni, S. Tl'mrL SECOND ROW: Ls. . nrrujlw, M. Rx'iil'uy, u. nmnmv, M. mm, c. Hagan, F. Lummu. 13. 0mm, p. Xuirr, 1.x Dulumdu. THIRD ROW: I mm.- M, n zumm', 1'. Pmm IL uW,-, 1;. Mgr. u'. E. Htwwr, R, 1.0ch- mm pr. Dnmgan, M. l. FUUIE'I'H ROW Ill. .v..l.m, M. an, :3. s. Srhukr, R; Immm, 1. Url'rru, L Itmwll'nn'h. 'r. f n.,- r,n'.1. FIFTH RUN J'. Mm, c. Irrimn, M. ' fi'll n. ll'r'rimnli, h: Rrinug, c. Quulrr, F. mmu-rm, In; LIm-H, IL ll'iHir. SIX'I'I! RUW: 1. RM. I'V Gwmuw'lh, J. Pr'lmw, x. MM, 5'. Riyh, J'. Jm'lrmu, 1.. srn'rwm Ruu- M. Hum, 1. n..:-mm. L nnmu, 1. Equ-r,, R. Hmmm- uhwr, J. 1 m, l. J. Planthm', H. ILwMy, n, A'uugL-lur. HUII'I'H ROH' . AL'JI'J. L. IKn-l-y-t, L. l which, M. IL vu'r Ir, L'Azu-rhilf, IX H wm'nyrw. NINTH ROXY. H. L'uu-leur, I'. Snuhr, Lu, . RH, H' OrHW', LU n, 1:. I'mghn, zs. .4u.!:-,:: ,r. Ii. Riclnn. Tl-ZN'I'H KOH'; .V. I'hm'rr. 1'. ' M'. H , Hug, IJ, Sophomores FIRST Row u; u-mg, 1;. Curv'wtl, H, Impmrgm, .4. mm, 1:. unwri, ;- Hrm-y, 1;. mm, M. mmm. sucomn Row; IL Rirhn-r, c. N.Irtl'r, n. rmJL-y, J'. 1rum4,Ir-.-., AL rmrr, '1'. I'irpulrim', M. 0.1mm n. Mcnanur. THLRD Row: 1, .Vn-H, R. sn-wm, .V, .s'mmu, u'. 'I'Iiumpmu, Ir. fUrrzr, n. Cmmm, M. c.'I.-m.-u;, .4. HJmu'Jr. FOURTH RUH': L. hmlfirlr, P. Pum'r', C. OM-rr, R. 9 17.117, R. Fulln'rr fwm-L, J. Sm Ibruimf, P. memrlnh FlF'l'H ROW: i'. ILm'r, P. M: rim: Prin'gv'wu', H'. .S'imny. R. Pmm, 'l'r-jmlly, J. Zlumzwr'uum, E. Smulr. SIXTH ROW: H. 1mm Lluw, L. Hum, i. MJlrmrJ', 11. h E. A',-mm.-r.-:-, c. SEVENTH ROW: 1. Ii'n-Jhlm, F. 111:!sz mmm, n. Hrrmingfmnn'u, H. mm, 1.. Four 14, I'VuVlmH, 1, Ih-mtmuu, II. Oz-Nm . EIGHTH mm: R. Kwufy, C. finding, L. lump, 1!. Afz-nm. Corporals -46 - Juniors FIRST Row: M. Ifnjflr, I. Cox, 1'. .wm-ub, n. i:v m, G. mm, M. arm, AL SECOND Row: R, mmlr, n. Lumlarrt, :. Krmn-Jy, 12. tfurnrtf, H, Hmm E. mum, H. 112mm. THIRD Row: 1L Ih'iruh'yrr, R. la'mqu, cs. Lulu-man, AA mmrg, 1-. mn, k, Summ, 1:. Sunny. FOURTH ROHT M. Man, II' Harman, 1:. a r. Pawn, 1L Lurlin, rz'y, E. lfrrpjrl, R. ' 1'H RUH': R. Caryl, R Lu'iarnn, R, Arlmu'Jt, AL Hulunm K. Vm, K F'u-rirv 1-. 13.2.le SIXTH Jam; , rim mmm, R. wh- mu. M, A. .lhm-A, R. mun, s. Mm , R. u ,;.-t..-n, J, erm. SEVFNTH Row 1' Yuvric, 11'. mm. irlglmnn'm R. Eng J , r. 'I'rurril, J. .mnmm, s, Fllqrmnu, x. mm. m:n-m RUW- 1r. unwhm, r. 1mg . Lump, R. Suthlnrdu : nnlm. Sergeants -,47 On The Move Cunmufl'uge A nti-ar'rcraft batteries Maps of latest war fronts Shakedown cruise Target practice will: 16-incliers Bombing run of the 8-1 75 Production line work Mess hall rush for chow $453M The Top Kicks Senior Oj7icers WILLIAM FAGIN Football 1. 2, 3. 4: Basketball 1, 2, 4: Vice President junior Class, President Scniur Class: Tum Tum Edi.0r 4; Inspector 1: Monitor 1-. Motion Picture 1, Z: Schularsixip 1. 2, 3: Antlers 1. l, 3. 4: Tum Tum Staff 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 2: Gym Assistant 1. 2. 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: thampbells Are Coming 4; S, A. A. l, 2, 3, 4: Rifle Cluh313. A. A. Man' ager 2; Vice President RiHe Club 3: Judge 3: jury 1: Hobby Club 2: Safety Patrol 1. Woman Hater. allegedly . . . Rough and reudy football player. ETHYL JANE DYE S. A. A. l, 2. 3. 4: Girl Reserves 1. 3. 4: G. A. A. 2, 3. 4; G. A. A. Executive Board 3, 4: OHicc A5! sistant 3; Monitor 4: Tom Tom Stair 4: Antlers StaH 3. 4: Commercial Cluh 2: Intranmmls 1. 2. 3. 4: Editor of Guidebook 4: Vice President Senior Class 4: Alpha Girl Reserves Secreqdry 3: Alpha Girl Reserves President 4. Vitality with a Southern draw! . . . Bowling champion of G. A. A. MADELINE COPFER Glee Club '3. 3, 4: Chorus 4: Intramural: 2, 3, 4: S. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A, 2, 3. 4'. Antlers 4-: Health Inspector 4: Operetta Chorus 2, 3. 4'. Thanks Awfullyh 4: uTen 'Til Two 3: HHcart oi. 21 City 4: Let's Make Up 4. School Reporter 3: Girl RCSCI'VES l. 2, 3, 4: Commercial Cluh Z. 3: Secretary Junior Class 3: Secretary Senior Class 4; Vice President Glee Club 4: G, A. A. Exccutix'c Board 3. 4: Music Festival 3. 4: Secretary Bctzl Girl Club 2. Reserves 1: Savings .3: Norwood High SClmol l. Luvcl'y as spring . . . stimulating companion. MARIAN PERRY Hartwell 1. 2: G. A. A. 2. 3, 4: G. A. A. ExecuLivc Board 4; Intramurals 4; Scnior Class T'heasurcr 4: S. A. A, 3, 4: Alpha Girl Rescrvcs 3. 4: Vice Presi' dent Girl Reserves 3: Monitor 4: Antlers Stuff 3: Scholarship Team 3. 4: Intrammul Manager 4. Full of pep as an electric fan. hidden gem. thlood, Sweat and Tearsh It is said that the Class 0f 43 brought a minor uphcnvul t0 Deer Park School. That, we did! An upheaval of laughs, honor and glory. We hchcvc we have accon'nplished many things during our four years as studcnts and in this, our class history, wehd like to give :1 111'in summary of same, Septemhcr i 19397--Thirty-ninc carefree Frcshics reported for duty. Scptcmhcr 29, 193970111' first football game. WC hovstcd 0114: Freshman 0n the tcnm, Bill Fagin. October 2, 1939hNn doubt many of us :11? pcarcd ut the first court hearing. Being new was a good cxcusc fur lwrcuking rules at first hut it soon wore 0th, April 1142, 19407Wc were very excited over being in the chorus of the Annual High Sch 001 Operetta, hBelle of Barcelona. May 4, 194078chnlzlrship team took A trip to Miami to show off their hmilvpuwer. The Freshmen present were: Jonada Brudhsh, Velma Bleicr. Merrie Corell, B e t t y Schulz. Kay English. Continued on Page 68 , .49, , , F. Durkin R. Wolf B. Schulz B. Heck W. Wright R. Wilson FRANK DURKIN Band 1, 2. 3, 4:01'c1ucgtra 1. 2: S. A. A. l. 2. 3. 41Rifle Club 3: Intramurals 1, 2: Tom Tom 4. Sturdy as an oak. X11071t1'11d interesting. BETTY SCHULZ S. A. A. 1. 2. 3. 4: S. A. A. Representative 2: Literary Manager 3: G. A. A. 2. 3. 4: G. A. A. Executive Board 3. 4: C. A. A. President 4: HSeventccn Z: Chi1d W'onder 3: uEvcr Since Eve 4: Dramatic Club 1: l: 3. 4: Savings Club Z. 3; Commercial Club 2. 3: Savings Club Assistant Cashicr 2: Munitur 4: Office AssisLunt 7.: Tom Tum 2: Glee Club 2: Inrrumurals 1. 2. 3. 4.- Girl Resc'vcs 1. 4: Prom Queen Attendant 3: Schohrship Team 1. 3. 3. 4: Usher 4: Prince 01 Peace Contest 4. Fragile as a leaf. petite stmwbe'rT-x- blond. 'WILLIAM WRIGHT S. A. A, 1, 2. 3. 4: Football Manager 1. 2, 3. 4. Cuutimcx as a fox, znnt'xuit addict. ROBERT WOLF S. A. A. 1. Zzlntrzmnmds1:1mpcctor2. just what the name implies, biond. handsome. BETTY HECK Dramatic Club 4: HThunks Awfuliy 4: Lefs Make Up'1 4: UHCHI'I 01 a City 4: G18: Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Operetta Pmmptcr 4: OHice Assistant 4: Gir1Rcscrvcg 3: C, A. A. 2. Mystical ax the sphinx. clark'er-ed dancer. RUTH WILSON Nurwund 1: S. A. A. 3. 4; Intrnmuruls 2. 4: Scholarship Team 3: Glee Club 4: Operetta 4: Music Festival 4. CE'rItIe ass1eep, hair 11kg red 150101: 450- W. Schulze D. Brewer M. Schwaigharf P. Canlrefl C. Hoffman J. Holmes WANDA SCHULZE Savings Chlb 2, 3: S. A. A. 1, 2. 3, 4: Glcc Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Chorus 4: G. A. A. 2, 3. 4: Echlllivc anud 3: Commercial C1ub 7.. 3: Savings Club Teller 3: Dramatic Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Library Assistant 2. 3: Munitor 1. 2: Dramatic Chorus 4: Locker Inspector 2: Girl Reserves 1. 2: 3. 4; Thanks Awl'ully 4: Ten 1:11 Twu 3: Intrzv mural..- 1. 2, 3. 41Truck 1, Z, 4: Prom Queen Attendant 3. Vimd as a nerve. 00mph un1imited. MARGIE SCHWAIGHART Glee Club 1, 2. 3. 4: Chorus 3. 4: InlrumuruIs 1, 'l. 3. 4: Dramatic Club 3. 4: S. A. A. 1, 2: 3. 4: C. A. A, 2. 3. ; Opcrctia Chums 1. 2. 3. 4: Thanks Awfully11 4: Ten 11:11 Twon 3: Heart 01 :1 City 4: President uf Beta Girl Reserves 2: Girl Reserves 1. 2. 3. 4: Kim Club 3: Com 'ncrciul Club 2. 3: OHECC Assistant 1: Girls' All Star Base' ball Team 1: C. A. A. Executive Board 3. 4. Ardexx us Eve. hmmm incendiary, CHARLES HOFFMAN Tom Tum Staff 4: Monitor 2. 3: Motion Picture Operatm' 3: S. A. A. 1. 2. 3, 4: U. 3. Army. Patient as a Flat rack, khaki'chld. DON BREWER Football 1. 3. 4: Basketball 2. 3. 4: Truck 7.: 3. 4: Golf 1. 2, 3. 4: Antlers Staff 3. 4: Tom Tom Stuff 3: Heart 0f .3 City11 4: Ever Since EVEu 4: Opercttu 3, 4: Thanks Awfullf 4: Dramatic Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Intrmnumls 1. 2. 3, 4: S. A. A. 1, 2. 3. 4: Chorus 3. 4: Monitor 1. Z. 3. jmmty an a Ted 1111!. tan dark and . . J PEGGY CANTRELL Withmw 1. 2: S. A. A. 4: Scholarship Team 3: Glee Club 3. 4: 015W Assistant 4: Operetta: 3. 4: Music Festival 4. Demure, exotic ax Cuba. JAMES HOLMES Track 3. 4: Tom Tom SL215 4. Audacious as day, long'huired 116DCLIL R. Shinkle D. Formes A. St. Clair H. Bailey J. Bradfish M. Aubrey ' ST. CLAIR S. A. A. 2. 3:R1'11c Club 3: Wither 1. Cheerful :13 a prince, happygn'hicky. JONADA BRADFISH S. A. A. 2. 3. 4: Band and Ol'chcstra 1, 1, 3. 4: Latin Club 2: Chums Z. 3. 4: G192 Club 1. 3.. 3: Operetta 1. Z, 3: Monitor 1. 2: Library Assistant 1: Ol'Ece Assistant 4: Assistant Activities Manager 3: Schuktrship Team 1. 2. 3. 4: Tum Tum Staff 4: Laboratory Assistant 1. 2: Intra- murals 1. Z: Dramatic Club 1, 2: Girl Reserves 1. 2 .3. 4. Chirpy us a Ericka. d1ways busy. ROSEMARY SHINKLE Cheerleader 1. 2, 3. 4; Operetta 1. 2. 3. 4: Glcc Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Chorus 1, 3. 4: Intrnnmrals 1. 2. 3. 4: G. A. A. Z. 3. 4: G. A, A. Executive Board 2. 3: Antler Staff 4: Dramatic Club 1. l. 3. 4: Library Assistant 1: Girl Reserves 1. Z. 3. 4: Thanks Awfully31 4: Ten 1til Two 3: nHcart of a City 4: uCmnp1mlls Are Coming 4: Dramatic Chlh Aloof, mature. sweet ax new wine. HAROLD BAILEY Cmmt'mp fhppant us a spark. MARY JANE AUBREY Hughes High Sclmo'l 1; 5. A, A. 1. 3. 4: G. A. A. 4: Glee Club 2. 3: Glen: Club President 4; Operetta 2. 3. 4: Bctu Girl Rescrx'cs 2: Locker Inspector 2: Munitur 3: Office Assistant 4: Intranmmls 2. 3. 4: Dramatic Club 3. 4. Happy as a sunbeam, friendly. DORIS FORMES S. A. A. 1, Z. 3. 4: Prom Queen 3: Monitor 2: Band 3: Glee Club 1. 1. 3. 4: Chorus 3. 4: Scholarship Team 3: C. A. A. 3. 3. 4: Operetta 2. 3, 4: Vlcc President Glee 011114 3: Dramatic Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Commercial Club 2. 3: Thanks Awiufly 4: Intrumuruls 1. 1. 3, 4: Girl Rcscrvcs I. Z. 3. 4: OHicc Assiannt 4: G. A. A. Board 3. Blithe as a lmbalink. diminutive T. N. T. Stripes, Insignia, To Take Our Places :1 - :1, . - N. Stickland V. Bleier T. Duwel R. Badgeley L. Gregory D. Berry TOM DUWEL Intramurnls 1, 2, 3. 4: Bami 1. l. 3, 4: Orchestra 1, Z. 3. 4: S. A. A. 1. 2: Boxing, Wrestling Club 2; Rifle Club 3: Stage Manager 4: Track 1: Baseball 3: School Printer 4: Janitor 4: SpovLight Operator 4. Peppy xoiid sender, clevm' as paint. NORMA STICKLAND S. A. A. 1. 2, 3. 4:G1czc Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Chorus 2. 3, 4: G, A. A. 2. 3. 4: C. A. A. Executivc Board 3, 4: Antler SHUT 4: Tom Tom Staff 4: Commercial Club 2. 3; Dramatic Club 1. 2, 3. 4: Junior Class Treasut'cr: Library Assistant 3. 3: Scholarship Tcam 1: Monitor 1. 2; Operetta Chorus 1. 7.. 3. 4: S. A. A. Secretary 4: Locker Inspector 3: Girl Reserves 1. 2, 3. 4: HThrmks Awquy 4: Ten 1ri1Two 3: Heart of a City 4: 1ntramu1'a1s 1. l, 3. 4: S. A. A. Social Manager 4: Truck 1: Secretary Beta Girl Reserves 2; School Reporter 3: Band 1; Candy Salesman 1'. Savings Club 2, 3. Wholesome type. calm as a miwur. LEWIS GREGORY R1112 Club 3: Scholarship Team 2. 3. 4: S. A, A. 4; Wxthrow 1. ' Brainy, ideal student, fun tn be with. RONALD BADGELEY Quiet. conscientious, plays 11 guitar. VELMA BLEIER S, A. A. 4: Track 1, '2. 3. 4: Operetta 1, '2. 3. 4IG106 Club 1. 3. 4: Schokirship Team 1. 2: Tom Tom Reporter 4; Intramumls 1. 2. 3. 4: G. A. A. 3. 4'. Girl Reserves 3; Play Promptcr 3: Library Assistant 2; Latin Clui, 2: Tmnboyx'sh. atMcLicaUy inclined, mus poetry. DALLAS BERRY Schuul Patrol 7.: Fuotball 4: SHA. A. 2, 3. 4. Local Mr. 5 by i. studious when enticed. -51.. In The Ranks To Fight For: M. K. Raussen R. Moran A. Carsbie E. Paris J. Raising J. O,Brien JOE REISING Baseball 1, 2, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3-, 4: R1116 Club 3; Latin Club 3: Dramatic Club 4: . . . A1 1. 2. 3. 4: Lefs Make Up 4: uHcarL' of a City1. 4: Math Club, President 4; Monitor 4; Scholarship Team 1. Deep thinker, humoroux as Afml, MARY KAY RAUSSEN S. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. l, 3, 4:01'rchscrvcs 1,3,4: Tom Tom StaH 4; Intramuruls 1. 2. 3. 4. Thrifty as scotch tape, easy going. ALVA CORSBIE Locker Inspector 1, 2: uszr Since Eve 4: HLEFS Make Up 4: uHeart of a City 4; Dramatic Club 4; S. A. A. 1, 2: Monitor 4; Band 4: Scholarship Team 4, Inquisitive as an Xmly. JAMES O4BRIEN S. A. A. 1, 2, 3: Motiun Picture Operatur 1. 2, 3; Monitor 1, 2, 3; U. 5. Army 4. Typical Irish, prankstew', accurate wifieman. RUTH MORAN Latin Club 1, 2. Good ideas, farm erattertorbc. ELVA'PARIS Monitor 2: OH'lce Assistant 4; S, A. A. 1. 2, 4: Reading School 3: Glee Club 1: Antler Staif 4: Tom Tom Staff 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 4, Sweet disposition, direct ax the arrow of logic. G . G rassman J. Noland R. Rouse E. Mersch E. Petty D. Kramer EILEEN PETTY Western Hills 1: Dramatic Club 1. 3. 4: Cir! Reserves 2. 3, 4: G. A. A. 2. 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2; Antics of Andrew 2: Operetta 2, 3, 4: Prince of Peace Contest 4'. A Dress To Dance In 4: uEver Since Eve 4' 4: Heart of a City 4: Music Festival 3; Glee Club 2, 3; 3' Chorus 3. 4: Intramurals 2, 3. 4: S. A. A. 2. 3, 4. n, Changeful as fortune, bright haind thespian. GLADYS GRASSMAN S. A. A. 1. 2. 3, 4: Intramumls 1, 2. 3, 4; Intramural Manager 3; Track 1: GA A. A. 4; Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3. 4. Unbounded patience, sparkling eyes. ROBERT ROUSE Basketball 3, 4: Football 4: Track 3: S. A. A. 3, 4: uAntics of Andrew 3: uChild Wonder'1 3: Operetta 3. 4; Ever Since Eve 4: uHeart of a City 4: Antlers 3: Band 3. 4; Chorus 3, 4: Boys1 Quartet 3. 4; Boys1 Glee Club 4; Intra' murals 3. 4: Prince of Peace Contest 4. G. I. haircut. cordial as an open door. DAN KRAMER Band 1, 2, 3, 4; SA A. A. 1. 2, 3. 4: Motion Picture Operator 2, 3, Bashful as a deer4and is one JANICE NOLAND Girls Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2. 3, 4; Operetta 1, l, 3. 4: Girl Reserves 1. 2, 3. 4: S. A. A. 1. 2, 3, 4; G, A. A. 2. 3, 4: G, A. A. Vice President 3; Music Festival 3, 4; Track 2: Intramurais 1. 2, 3, 4: Latin Ciub 1. 2; Dramatic Club 1, l: Baskefball 1: Tom Tom 4. Different as dark eyes from golden hair, vivacious. EDWARD MERSCH Footbali 1, 2. 3. 4: Intranmruls l. 2: Baseball 1, 4; RiHe Club 3: S. A, A. 1, 2, 3. 4-; Bowling Club 4. Pin boy brigadie'r. always agreeable, 152.. The American Way B. Cha;dler D. Edgemon H. Selz M. J. Clif! H. Davis H. Lulm HAROLD SELZ S, AA A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Golf Team 2. 4: Camera Club 2: Boys Rifle C1ub 3- Jury 1; Gym Assistant 1. 2: Motion Picture Operator 3, 4: Intrumurals 1, Z. Studious, genial as sunshine, gondrlookfng. BETTY ANN CHANDLER Glce Club 2. 3. 4: Chorus 3, 4: Intramurals 2, 3 4: Dramatic Club 7., 3. 4: S. A. A. 2, 3. 4; G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Recording Secretary G. A, A. 3: Treasurer G. A. A. 4: Antlers 4: Operetta 2, 3. 4: School chnricr 3: Girl Reserves 2. 3-, 4: Commercizd Club 2. 3: Glee Club Secret raw 4: Music Festival 3, 4: Savings Club Z. 3: HSluzar and Spice 3: Eternal Life 3: Antics of Andrew 3: T'lmnks Awfully 4; xLLet's Make Up 4: HA Dress To Dance In 4: uHeart Of a City? 4-; uEver Since Eve 4: Prince of Peace Contest 3. 4: Makeup Artist 3, 4. Impetumtx. activc us quicksnuer, sometimes 5575116. MARY jANE CLIFT Girls Glce Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Chorus 3. 4: Intranmrals 1, 2, 3. 4: Dramatic Club 1, 3. 4: Home Room Representative 1; Monitor 1, 2: Antlers 4: Locker Inspector 2. 3: Tom Tom 1 2: Operetta 1. 3, 3. 4: A Dress To Dance In 4: uWho , Gets the Car 4: Thanks Awfullyn 4: 1Ticart 01 a Cityu 4; Jury 1: Candy Salesman 1. 2: Music Festival 4. 1 Coy, brisk LES Cupid, golden Curly hair. HARRY DAVIS Tmn Tom 4: R1119 Club 3: S. A. A. 4. Gay ax mischief, bigvu'mc operator Mheatcr nsheH DONALD EDGEMON Grecnhills 1: Mt. Healthy 3: Baseball Manager 3: Basketv ball Manager 3; Football Manager 3: 5. A, A. 3. 4: Cheerkudcr -1. Peppy Cheerleader, iwmuuivc as an excuse. HELEN MAE LUHN 5. :X A, l, 1. 3. 4: Intranmmls l, 2. 3: MOnitur 1. Z: OHicC Assistant 4: Truck 3, 4: Girl Rescrvcs 3, 4: Glee Club 1: Rina Club 3. Sentimentahst, tiny Jitterbug, Hush. D. Slorer A. Spahr M. Schnee K. English D. Kemmeter D. Benhase DON STORER Band 2. 3. 4; S. A. A. 2, 3. 4: Intramurals l, 3, 4: Student Council 3: Assistant Stage Manager 3 ,4: Athletic Manager. 3: Camera Club '2. Tall as the skies. lanky drum majOT. DOROTHEA KEMMETER S. A. A. 1, 2. 3, 4: Intrmnurais 1: Girl Reserves 4. Domenic, industrious as an ant. MARION SCHNEE Cir1 Reserves 1, 3. 4: Glee Club 1. 3, 4: Chums 3. 4: G. A. A. 2. 3. 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Cumpbells Arc Comingh 4: Tum Tom 4: Scholarship Team 1, 4; A Dress To Dance In 4:1ntrmnurals 1, 2, 3. 413,131. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Inimitable actress, weH'munded pemonality. ARTHUR SPAHR Football 2, 3. 4: Truck 1. 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; President Junior C11155 3: Dramatic Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Tom Tom 4: Antlers. 4: Chums 1, 7., 3, 4: jury 1: Judge 3; Operetta 1. 2, 3. 4: R1116 Club 3: S. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1. 7.. 3, 4: Community Review 3: Boys Glee Club 4: Scholarship Team 1, 4: G011 4; Music Festival 3, 4: Baseball 4: Intramural Manager 1; Commercial Club 2. 3. Swaft as fear, fuzzytop, great guy. DONALD BENHASE Football 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2. 3, Track 4: S. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4: Dramatic C1le 2, 3 Chorus 3. 4: Operctta 1, 1, 3, 4: Student Council 1, Safcty Patrol 1, 2. 3: Ever Since Eve 4: Monitor 1. 2. School Boy Patrol Major 3: Jury Member 2, 3: Judge Stage Manager 4: Boys Glee Club 4. Ce1cbm1ed m the 51m, cheny btiTCthd. KAY ENGLISH S. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Home Room Representative 3: S. A, A. Presidcnt 4: Editor Anders 4: Baseball 1: G. A, A. Exec' utivc Board 2: Librarian 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3: Latin Club 1, 2: Girls 01cc Club 1. 2: Operetta 1. Individualistic, poised, reliable as an old wheei 110752. , L-Ju-VH-A-lk N dme Aubrey Badgeley Bailey Benhase Berry Bleier Bradfish Brewer Cantrell Chandler Ch'ft Copfer Corshie Durkin Duwel Davis Dye Edgemon English Fagin Formes Grassmzln Gregory Heck Holmes Hoffman Kemmeter Kramer Luhn Mensch Moran Noland OiBrien Paris Perry Petty Raussen Rouse Raising Schnee Schulz Schulze Schwaighart Selz Shinkle Spahr St. Clair Stickland Storcr Wolf Wilson Wright Battle Statistics Known A's Mary Ronald Red Figgie Dallas ' Veima Jonah Bccze Melrosc Chip Porky Maggie Senator Frankie Tommy Junior EH38 Edgie Katie Bill Dot Gladys Lewie Betts Jim Charlie Dottie Dan Helen Ed Ruthie Jan Jim Elva Marion Proxy Mary Kay Bob Joe Marion Schultzie Wanda Marge Harold Rosie Art Gussie Stick Shortic Bob Ruthie Bill Likes Marines Chevrolets Flivvers Freshmen Food Sleep Donuts Himself BlondcsiiGil Acting Ralphie Gohs 3A. vote Uniforms Boogielwoogic Newsreels Chicken Girls Dogs Mary Lee The Army Jokes Blackouts Sailors Zoot Suits Khaki Cavemen 17 Ration Stamp Driving Baseball Charlie Joe Speed Soldiers Everything Acting Popcorn Bub Sycamore O'Ke'Doke Jitterbugging Don Boys Peace and quiet Bill Football Brunettes Clothes To Tease The dark Long hair Math 5'4 Is Witty Inquisitive Bashful Athletic Argumentativc Independent Ambitious Wolf Dark Dramatic Tiny Beztutifui Radical Shy Smooth Fun Southern Gabby Active Handsome Dancer Funny Serious Flashy Heprcat Private Dignified Grand Short Tall Good Sport Writing Marine Keen Cute Redhead Athletic Soda Jerk Swell Chubby Energetic Pretty Pappy Studious Engaged Candid Blond Plucky Humorous Lazy Friendly Rowdy Might Be A cook Greasomonkey Wolf BigJeaguer Debater Cartoonist Actuary Railroad Executive Paruchutist Actress Ralplfs Secretary President Officer Bandleader Producer OVIGND Interior Decorator Eddie Cantor 11 Anything Romantic Celebrity Serious JeepDriver Singer Good Sergeant Rowdy Husband Telephone Operator Paper Hanger Farmerette Author Hero WAAC Kellyk Blond Stenographer Actor General Nurse War worker Navyrwife Subdued Judge': Married Pilot Famous SPAR Serious Machinist Receptionist Flight Officer the Men Behind The Men . . W Former Deer Park Students Now In The Armed Services Wesley Applegate Paul Bailey Henry Benhase Leroy Benhase Robert Benhase David Birrel Jack Boyce H. H. Bodley, $uptj C. T. Brewer Wesley Cornell William Correll James L. Cox Robert Dunseth Robert Dvorak Ernest Eichelberger Richard Eichelberger Robert Fisher James Gaskins Ray Gaston Ken Giesler Bob Goodpastor John Grassman Robert Hill Eugene Hart Eugene Haughey UcachelO Cheater Heffner Fritz Hesselback William Holmes Harry Jackson John Jackson Clarence Lear Louis Lear Edward Luttrell Robert Lyons Charles Majors Charles McCarthy David McCarthy Paul McCarthy Tom McCarthy Ted McMahan Henry Merritt Carl Moore Arthur Moores James Moores Walter Moran Harry Morgan Ziemer Morgan William OeIker Arville Paris Frank Phelps Glenn Purtce Jack Purtee Robert Rabenstein James Reuscher Wally Ross Howard Schlagheck Bernie Schmidt Howard 8612 Hubert 8612 Leonard 8612 Clarence Service Earl Service Melvin Service Mark Shelton Pat Stuart Wilbur Stuart John Theiss Karl Thiele Milton Thompson Arthur Troxell Edgar Turck Francis Turck Harold Turck August Van Dulman Heward Wagner Ken Yeats Ed Zimmer Leslie Yost F. Niederhausen E Wolf Q. Wisby R Steiner Sherrill Scales J Scanlon Charles Swegles W. Rosenfeldt W. Roberts G Reed A. Parks D, Peters William Nolan T Niederhauser L Nurm GA Miller Albert Meyer R Hill W. Haller Ray Herrmann C. Hudson 1 Gaston Jerry Graver J. Cooper Bob Bohnstengel E. Buchanan P. Burns Joe Bordman VV' Blankemeyer Thomas Atkins Mike Kemp Richard Kuper Norbert Schmidt Roy Lambert Jim O'Brien Robert Raussen -56 Jack Shinkle Roy Matthews Ivan Lisk Virgil Popham William Stanforth Grace Barmann William Pieczonka Jack Ison Francis Healy Kenneth Gassert Donald Fichtcr William Dameron Joseph Abraham Daniel Westrich Harry GarrisOn Ralph Koenig Gordon Huber Ernest Heimbuch Edward Tracy Kenneth Quigley Gordon Taylor Willa Barmann Harry Merritt Buddy Smith Don Kcniston Kurt Thiele Bud Bedwell Harold Balser Walter Deneke Frank Thorman Tom Gruber Warren Wardwell Mac Baas Malcolm Strong Frank Durkin Delbert Lunghorst Edward Langhorst Charles Hoffman Winfield Stacey Ellis Couch Ted Cook Paul Hunt William Denier Donald Pettigrew Richard Brinkman Cliff Lakcman Joe Francis Harry Wagner Harold Sullivan John Haas Lillian Hoy Laverne Bohnomini Guy Stillwell Donald Smith Edward Geglein William Adams These Two Pages Compliments of the Amity Parent - Teachers Association . 5'7 . FRANK MALSBARY Coal - Feed - Building Material Phone SYcamore 7774 Blue Ash. 0. Compliments of B. 5: B. SPECIALTY CO. 1 SILVERTON SUPPLY CO. Bob. SL7McHugh-Bob, Ir. Eastern Hills Service Iewel Pocahontas - Carbon Splint Stoker Coals - Great Heart 6: Olga Semet-Solway Coke 7030 Montgomery Rd. Silverton IEf'ferson 1703 TOOLS 7 DIES 7 STAMPINGS MAX OPITZ Metal Products Co. Special Machinery. Etc. Amity Road at Blue Ash Ave. Deer Park BUSY? 7m 7m am Wed War is on the wires today and getting the message 1hrouqh is a tremendous responsibility. We're hitting the line by being everlastingly on the iob to see thai the lines are available and working where needed most. that connections are made quickly. We're proud to be serving the U. S. A. THE CINCINNATI AND SUBURBAN BELL TELEPHONE EUMPANY THE CALLOWAY COAL CO. Pocahontas - Bituminous - Coke Fuels of Favor Roselawn Yard Seclion Rd. 6: Penn. R. B. Phone VAlley 4256 Compliments of a Booster for Clean Sports Complimenis of A FRIEN D Compliments of TRAUTMAN'S ICE CREAM Compliments 01 BLUE BELL TAVERN LIF E - AUTO - FIRE INSURANCE SERVICE Herman F . Hoernschemeyer 4044 Lansdowne Ave SY 7384-M Deer Park Compliments of i AMITY VILLAGE Compliments of MILLDALE LUMBER CO. and H. I. BENKEN .,,;9,- BLAIR STRAWSER FUNERAL HOME KENWOOD ROAD Compliments of CEDAR HOLLOW MARIE THINNES HARRY D. SAYRE REALTOR We Buy, Sell. Exchange, Rent or Lease and Manage REAL ESTATE 01 Any Description In Any Locality Individual Attention Assured 5560 Montgomery REL IEIferson 4444 I Residence Phone-IEHerson 5887 DRESSES 1 GIFTS -- NOVELTIES C. MOHLENKAMP DRY GOODS Phone ME 0834 8700 Montgomery Rd. Silverton. Ohio Phone ORchard 6081 For Appointments COLONIAL BEAUTY SALON DOROTHY IMMOR, Prop. DOLLIE WIEMAN, Operator 1 7509 Plainiield PikeHCor. Piainiieid 6; Oleary Deer Park. Ohio g7 .- Bowl All Summer On Air Conditioned Lanes Have Fun and Keep Fit At HODDE'S BOWLER DROME Monlgomery 31 Lester MEIrose 2124 RAPES' COAL CO. 1 THE BEST IN FUELS ! SYcamore 7119 Sycamore and Blue Ash Ave ' Ross. Ohio 1 5931 Ridge Avenue Your Neighborhood Newspaper Would Like To Be Your Neighborhood Printer THE REPORTER and THE REPORTER PRESS IEfierson 6077 ?GOi WM. LANGHORST CO. BUY YOUR WAR BONDS The Deer Park Bldg. 8: Loan Co. 7208 Blue Ash Ave. SAVINGS 6: LOANS SOLICITED Meets Every Saturday Evening J? WOODMONT DAIRY Deer Park. Ohio Phone SYcamore 7300 l When You Want Good Eats i SILVER 5C-$1.00 STORE And Drinks-Drop Down To HARRY'S MARATHON INN Corner Section 62 Montgomery Rd. Silverton, Ohio The Three Musketeers Will Next 10 Schneider's : Take Good Care Of You k61 q PLUMBER RAY DUWEL 4225 Oakwood Deer Park Hot Water Heaters Cleaned 6r Repaired SY 7761 THE WILLIS MUSIC COMPANY All Music Of All Publishers Cincinnati. Ohio Compliments of DR. FREIHOFER Compliments of I l 1 DR. KURSBAN Compliments of DEER PARK COAL 6. SUPPLY and PARB'S GROCERY Silverton Paint and Glass Store 7218 Montgomery Rd. MElrose 691 l Silverton. Ohio Compliments of PLEASANT RIDGE HARDWARE CO. Residence IEfierson 2253 Oflice IEHerson 9080 LOUIS C. TRIPPETT Real Estate Homes, Farms and Investments 5147 Montgomery Rd. Norwood. Ohio gm. . Karl F. Koett FICKE-KOETT MOTOR CO. Your Local Hudson Dealer Bernard G. Steman General Repairinq-Wrecker Service Expert Body and Fender Work MEh-ose 4213 Silverlon, Ohio Compliments of HERB KROMBHOLZ Your Ieweler and Watchmaker Finest in Watches, Diamonds and Gifts at Lowest Possible Prices Silverlone Theatre Bldg. Silverton. Ohio Compliments of MEIER'S WINE CELLARS Silverton. Ohio Compliments 0! Grunkemeyer. Sullivan and Associates Designers of Deer Park School Phone EAst 0100 'i ICE STATION i AL'S PONY KEG and Ice Cold Pony Kegs and Bottle Beer r Mixes and Soft Drinks 7013 Montgomery Rd. IEEerson 9817 1 J 7 ,n A ... .m THE DEER PARK AUTO PARTS CO. Paint. Glass. and Hardware Furniture, Floor Coverings 6: Wallpaper Machine Shop Service SYcamote 7193 Deer Park. Ohio Spend Your Evenings and Sundays at THE SILVERTONE THEATRE Healthfully AirrCondiiioned Comfonable and Cool Compliments of THE SILVERTON BANK Member Federal Deposit Corporation Member Federal Reserve System ORchard 61 16 4131 Maison Ave. Deer Park We Specialize in PERMANENT WAVING AND HAIR STYLING DOROTHY'S BEAUTY SHOP SYcamore 7448-W Dorothy Tracy-Marqaxet Tracy BEN'S Budget Jewelers - Gifts That Last Diamonds - Watches and Iewelry Experi Watch Repairing Norwocd's Finest Jewelry Store 4568 Main Ave. MElrose 7474 Flowers For All Occasions Potted Plants - Corsages Bedding Plants KITTY WARD'S 4208 Schenck Ave. SYcamore VISH-W Deer Park. Ohio 1- ' g - DEPARTMENT STORE of Better Values Norwood Ho T0, 5 Compliments oi DEER PARK WELFARE ASSOCIATION Meets Second Wednesday oi Each Month at the Deer Park Municipal Building I Best Wishes for Your Success WILLIAM C. ULRICH --64- BARMANN I. I. HOLCOMB and MANUFACTURING CO BIRREL ' Indianapolis, Indiana Groceries - Meats - Fruits and Vegetables B. G. HAHN We Deliver 6115 Ridge Avenue Phone ME 5055 or ME 2485 Cincinnati. Ohio Telephone ORchard 8083 Compliments of SILVERTON CAB MElrose 7021 7134 Montgomery Rd. Albert N. Bonomini. Ir. Silverton, Ohio Proprietor imw 66- always, to the cause 0:13 better Yearbooks 6-1 JAHN 5,? OLLIER EN G RAVING co. Makers of Fine Printing Piates for Black ind Color. Artists -Photographers 817 wwAsmNOTON sum 0 In 0.1 a a $3 E ,3 is. P mink:- . 32'an Compliments of CINCINNATI ATHLETIC GOODS COMPANY SCHMID CONFECTIONERY We Make Our Own Ice Cream eongmfulafions . . . To The Class of 43 The Brown Publishing Co. Blanchester, Ohio Primers of the Antlers 1943 I ' t ' Out nf thc night than. mvcrs mu, chnnd this. place of wruth and tears Black us the pic from pale in pole, 1.001115. but the Horror of the shade, I thank whatevcr gods may 11c And yet thc mcnaclc ot the years For my unconqucmblc soul. Finds and shall hnd mu unafraid. In the fcll clutch of circumstancc It matters not how strait the gate, I 11:th nut winced nor cried uluud, How charged with punishment the. scroll, Under thc liludgcunings 0f chzlnCC 1 am the master of my fate: My had is lwluody, hut unlmwcd, I 11m the captain of my soul. -WiIh'um Ernest Henley ttBlood, Sweat and Tearsii Continued item Page 49 Octoher 22, 1940eThe spoils of the Beta Girl Reserves ofhces went to our girls, Margie Schwaighart as president; Norma Stickland, treasurer, Rosemary Shinkle, reporter. November 19, 1940--We had an assembly today. It was a LiBattle of the Sexes pro: gram. Our representatives were Kay English and Charles Hoffman. December 17, 19407Well, what do you know, seven of us made the Honor R011. January 21, 19417We entertained the Freshmen at our annual Sophomore Freshman party. Had a wonderful time. Fchruary 18, 19417Two of our girls, Kay English, and Norma Stickland are trying for the championship in the ping pong. March 28, 1941eWe had an assembly tot day concerning the uYouth Of America. Ostoher 1, 194170ur class was we1l repre sented in Student Council: Betty Schulz, literary manager; Don Storer, athletic manager; Kay English, representative. October 21, 1941eOur Junior Class ofr hcers were elected today, Art Spahr, president; Bill Fagin, vice presi; Mader line Copier, see; Norma Stickland, treas. October 28, 1941eFifty'Hve excited Juniors planned the financing of the prom. Paper drives, magazine and emblem sales went under way to provide capitaI. February 12, 1942e0ur superintendent, Mr. Bodley, left to become a. captain in the Army Air Corps, April 3, 19427Pr0m queen being elected by process of elimination. First candidates were: Wanda Schulze, Betty Schulz, Mary Aubrey, Janice Noland, Doris Formes, Mary Jane Clift, Dorothy Kem' meter, and Madeline Copfer, May 1, 1942erm was held at Kcmper Lane Hotel tonight, 8:30 to 12 :30, Doris Formes was Crowned queen with Wanda Schulze and Betty Schulz attEndants. May '21, 1942eWe choose our Senior Class rings today. We selected gold rings with black enamei and mother of pearl. September 8, 1942HBaCk to the grind, but this time as SeniorseWere we proud! October 6, 1942g0ur rings came today, We flashed them aroundiahsolute proof that we are Seniors. Octoher 20, 1942eihEver Since Eve was presented with Betty Ann Chandler and Bob Rouse having the leads. De:ember 4, 1942713111 Fagin and Rose, mary Shinkle had the leads in The Campbells Are Comingfi January 4, 1943-The Alumni played the Varsity team here tonight. The Alumni defeated our boys for the hrst time. January 8, 1943eVVe picked out our call; ing Cards and announcements. April 9, 19437High School Operetta to, nighteiiGypsy Rover, The male lead was played by Art Spahr. April 30, 19:13wa we seemed a little Out 7 of this world today it was because Our announcements came and the date on them reminded us just how small Our school days were numbered. May 15, 1943-The Juniors entertained us at the From tonight. It was held at Kemper Lane Hotel. May 21, 19437The last play of our high school career was uHeart Of A City.n Eileen Petty, Betty Chandler, Don Brewer, and Bob Rouse have leads. May 30, 19437Baccalaureate services were held in the school auditorium. June 4, 19437The day has hnally come. Our commencement Betty Schulz is the Valedictorian; Marian Schnee is the salutatorian. And so we, the class of 143, leave you this history of our hopes and dreams and of the fun we had at Deer Park. W6 8e