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

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GJIHIRAQBK Our track team is expected to win many honors this year under the coaching of Mr. E. Phillips, a newcomer to this .S-T'IIOOl. There is 710 girls5 track team this year, but the boys, team has entered the Millcreek Valley League. In- clement weather has prevented much practice; however, the team is preparing to launch an offensive soon. FIRST ROW: 1. Jarkrmr, CA Crnu-c, J'. Garrimn, J. Findlay. SECOND ROH': IV. Hugvr, R. Hvdfnnl, D. Luubm, J. Mil'lnr, K I'Viilirrmr, 'W. Frirb. THIRD ROH': S. Edgz-num, R. Forsh', A. Spmgun, H. Fisher, B. Fimllvy, Phillip: 25

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FIRST now: 1. Gurrilun, c. L'uh'grutw, w. mg , 5. mm, 'r. unnmg, c, Culrp. SECOND ROW: P. Hwy. R. Mm, J. Miller, H. mm, r; BMW, W. mmmm, R. Scliidghr'rh, E. 3,-2th THIRD ROW: k. Uetuml, H. Hm , 1, mm , a. LILmIJIJ C. ,vm, CA L'rnwr, G. .Vz'nm', n. JWchw, s. Edgamun, R. mzy, R. H'ir'uhvu. BA $IML$A JUL Baseball is one of the favorite sports here at Deer Park. Combining good pitching and excellent defense along with steady, consistent hitting attach the Deer Park Wildcats have been extremely successful this year. In our first game Deer Park was beaten by the Close score of 3 to 1. Howaver, we regained our confidence by triumphng over Reading 2 to 1. The boys went on to win, other games of the season. Coach Bethel is well salished with the showing of the Wildcats this year. 24

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FIRST ROW: 1.. Mmmnm, J. Brawn C. Pofmflw', D. Lr'rlie', S. Srhnfr, T. Shrmxf, I'. Svmln. SECOND RUVI': M. Robinson, P. IUrrfmn, B. LJKTIIMH, K. Curlnrif, L urn , J. Kirk. THIRD RUVV: M. Silt, M. Mz'yr'r, U. Muz'Urr, R. Sullivan, K. lUJinm'y. E. Kunp, N. Hulwn, M. Hulmu. QRMRJILJSg ATHLEGJIWB A$SGDCIBMATMDN We can readily say that the G. A. A. has completed its most successful year. The total membership and individual activities attendance far out topped previous records. Bowling was the most popular sport this year. About eighty girls joined the league and bowled two games every week. Basketball, volleyball and softball also ranked high on the list of popular activities. Other sports included hik- ing, bicycling, ping pong, and swimming. The first meeting was a hike to Robinson Park. F allow- ing games and a picnic supper the ofcers and managers were introduced to the new members. Three regular quarterly meetings were held in the gym. After a business meeting entertainment and refreshments were provided. A swimming party was sponsored in November at Walnut Hills Y. M. C. A. On Armistice Day a play day was held in the gym for all C. A. A. members. Afterwards many of the girls went bowling. Climaxing the year7s events was another swimming party. The hnal act of the year was the election. of 0195mm for next year. 26