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

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THE FUTURE, THE UNDERSTUDIES In 1944-45 +he Junior High pcrticipdted in many activiiies and had a high schol- astic average. The S. A. R. Medal was awarded to Don Swain. Sfudent councilmen were Anna Haas, Don Swain, Doris Lee Hurney, and Ronald 'Penning. The boys of 106 carried away the Intramural Boys Football championship during an undefeafed season. The boys of 102 and the girls of room 8 carried away the lnfrqmural Basketball championship. The girls of homeroom 104 carried away +he volleyball championship. This class gave two dances and patronized whole-hearredly the ballroom dancing class of Miss Dorothy Potts, which was sponsored by the Amity P. T. A. Gerry Miller, Joyce Buchmun, and Mifchell Nufick were our class cheerleaders. The eighth grade home rooms were outstanding in Defense Stamp Sales, each sporting a 100 Ola record. SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS FIRST ROW-eJT Collier, A. Efland, C. Murgan,.L.7Bluckburn, D. Hur- ney, R. Sennet, J. Gasseri, D. Geaun, L. Doughman, F. Brigmun, J. Turgk, N. Stringer, J. Benhase. SECOND ROWeR. Kemmeter, J. Perry, P. Malloy, P. McMillean, W. Long, B, Rhodes, M. Yehon, N. Neal, C. Peterson, B. Gruelich, V. Wildermueth, C. Fergusen. THIRD ROWeD. Wise, 5. Hem- merle, C. Harvie, B4 Apking, D. Wright. D. Hollingworth, R. Will- burn, J. Hickman. FOURTH ROW-D. Clurk, H. Clark, JV Burge, A. Buck, M. Berger. SEVENTH GRADE BOYS FIRST ROW-J. Vineyard, P. Kunkel, DfDuy, R. Dodd, H. Ward, l. Floreu, J. Muhne, G, HUHmeisfer, B. Dowers, M. Andrews, N. Broker, g. Becker, B, Boulwure. SECOND ROW.-WT Grassmun, CT Huger, C. Huger, D. Rice, R. Parker, P. Tamar, W. Knube, R. louder, D. Brunch, H. McKim. THIRD ROWeB. Welch, F. Schus- ter, C. Woods, GA Masonfj. Asz- man, D. Smith, L. Hollingsworih. FOURTH ROWeB. Jones, D. Trout- mun, L R001, C. Bradford, G. Buhrlage, P. Gullah, G. Bums, B. Bcchmun, R, Penning, E. Bruker. FIFTH ROW-J. Maison, A. Turck, F, Misnerl B. Dane, C. Frietsch, J. Gcsserf, M. Woods, B. Henry. EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS FERST ROWeM. L. Carey, J. Each- man, B. Huger, B. Compton, A. Haas, B. Wolf, J. Ivins, G. Gasseri, M. Bleier, J. Martin, M. SchuEer, G. Miller. SECOND ROWHE. Turner, M. Waldman, J. Baberg, C. Phillips, J. Galor, P. Moormanl V. Kem- meter, P. Cuusey, C. Camp, J, Furrcu, R. Vallrner. THIRD ROWeMT Wynn, J. Hack, M. Thompson, V. Humblin, G. Siriker, E. Baas, S. Weil, J. Billiler, M. Thompson, J. Cordell. FOURTH ROWv-A. Neisz, L. Dav- enpor', C. Hack, E. Boyd, E. Bosse, H. Pena, MA A. Baas, I. J. Anders. EIGHTH GRADE BOYS FIRST ROWeD. Pe'ry, D. Swain, E. Phillips, G. Turck, H. Alsip, E. Corhn, H, Seese, R. Dodd, R. Byrne, H. Hauseholder, B. Jones. SECOND ROWeJ. Zimmerman, E. Jackson, M. Ninick, A. VHaus, A. Fehl, C. Ames, F. Moore, K. Buck, R. Doughman, B. Hulle. THIRD ROWeF. Kemmeler, V. Fry- burger. R. Essex, A. McNeeVe,,C. Enochs, E. Wise, J. Sulyurd, D. Males, D. Cole.

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r-dm THE PEANUT VENDORS GAYLY TAKE FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY in September the Freshmen began their high school career. it was not long until the class participated in many of the high school activities. The Freshmen intramural teams, although handicapped by inexperience, gave strong resistance to the upper classmen. They immediately showed their strong school spirit by plunging whole- heartedly into the football season, producing athletes who in a few years will be our main source of prowess on the gridiron. At the Freshmen-Sophomore reception in October, the H5010M welcomed the HFresh with an evening of dancing and varied entertainment. In April the Freshmen gave a reception in honor of the Sophomores. The talent displayed at the Freshmen- Sophomore reception recurred later in the Minstrels of '45. In the Field of music the Freshmen huve representatives in bond and orchestra. Activities of this type, however, did not keep the class from winning scholastic honors, several of the students having competed in the District Scholarship Tests. The Freshmen look forward to taking their places among the Upper ctassmen, and guiding next year's Freshmen along the same paths they followed this year. TOP ROW-L. Walter, W. Louder, D. Stringer, V. Zimmerman, B. Palmiter, R. Piepmeyer, J. Vander Molen, C. Krenning, H. Kuutz, E. Currens, J. McBeth. SECOND ROW-J. Meeker, M. Nutick, M. J. Ott, P. Spahr, M. Hinton, M. Moore, 3. Holloway, M. Falch, A. Hancock, F. Jones, J. Potticary. THIRD ROWe-H. Wilsun, M. J. Broerman, J. Kelly, J. Mossmun, R. Bradfish, De Kirk, E. Lawson, R. Corhn, A. Brunch, V. Dietz, M. Vennemeyer. FOURTH ROWeB. Manly, 5. leussing, J. Ross, R. Shepherd, D. Zimmerman, J. Vineyard, D. Bailey, B. J. Arterburn. FIFTH ROWeW. Warner, J. Giass, Gt Clary, E. Hackrnan, B. Grossheim, J. Cambeil, M. Kemp, L, Ferris. SIXTH ROWeC. Luhn, R. Owens, A. Lehr, R. Hamn, E. Stinson, J. Hull, 5. Schneider, D. Clark. SEVENTH ROWeS. Bush, 5. Booth, A. Schneider, D. Liechty, C. Lakemun, D. Manly, S. Hurney, D. Wedig. EIGHTH ROWeL. Bailey, R. Goodpuster, J. Seitert, T. Hague, M. Bleir, R. Fussner, W. Rhodes, A. Hackmun. NINTH ROWeJ. Sewell, H. Kromholz, L. Pearson, Rt Oukes, J. Sewell, J. Lusk, B. Summers, Di Rosenfeld, S. Reuter, W. Hagemeyer, W. Enters. TENTH ROWeV. Olshewsky, H. Lay, P. Cooper, M. Holistegge, D. Welch, A. Smith, 0. Madden, W. Boyce, V. Flinchpuugh, C. Formes, D, Reed. 16