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

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PART IN BIG TOP ACTIVITIES 'I7

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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

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SEE THE OUTLANDISH FREAKS. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY The Sophomore Class of 1944-45 is probably the class that has done and will do the most to bring back that happy-go-lucky feeling which was so general before the war. Constituting one o fthe largest classes in the school this year, and therefore having a large group from which selections can be made, it undoubtedly will bring forth many leaders in academic, social, and athletic fields. Among the various activities of this class has been the Sophomore-Freshmen recep- 1 tion. According to many reports this was one of the best receptions ever held in Deer Park. The acme of the social activities was the Stur-Dust Dance. Because of the persever- i ant help and enthusiastic cooperation of members of the committees involved, this l dance had one of the largest turnouts yet recorded, and was unanimously acclaimed i as the best dance this year. TOP ROW-Irene Vennemeyer, Hurry Berning, Wilma Heitmeyer, Wes Krenning, Ella Sunderbruch, Johnelto Parker, Charles Byrne, Killy Cuusey, Tom Malloy, Mildred Raussen, Pete Understein. SECOND ROWeGeruld Comp, Marilyn Fricke, Rudker Cohn, Wanda Post, Carl Hennemun, Slemu ; Sunderbruch, James Bedford, Audrey Tegenkump. Robert Kelly, Mariiyn Motson, Wes Fricke. THIRD ROWeTheresu Huber, lvan Clare, Pal Siinson, AI Sprugue, Janet Aichele, Louis Hansen, x Margaret Franzmcn, Don Parr, Billie Schwuighort, Ray Yeats, Ruby Ames. FOURTH FROWeBiII Huger, Grace Langfritz. Charles Ayers, Velma Thompson, Kenneth Rohmun, Donna Householder, Eugene Mueller, Margie Raussen. FIFIH ROWeDomthy Eichenhorsl, Robert Bentley, Marilyn Falor, Edmond Fella, Margaret Denier, Ronald Heinichen, Beryl Watkins, Don Buck. SIXTH ROW--Juck Garrison, Geraldine Paris, Kenneth Polmiler, Ada Wilson. John Vance, Betty Dvorak, Tommy Boberg, Elaine Buchmun. SEVENTH ROWeMary Schuilbaum, Joe Coffey, Jean Bumbuch, Rnberi Ridge, Jean Gnrsuch, Russell Dawson, Carl Benhase, Helen Swortz. EIGHTH ROWeDon Leslie, Shirley Thampson, Art Piepmeyer, Marie Oelker, Lee Bailey, Joe Schetmoley. NINTH ROWeKulhleen Berger, Robert Poole, Jean Glenn, CliFl Cordell, Belly Compton, Bob Richart, Clara Theiss, Billy Williams, Irene Hamblin, Mildred Berry, Elaine Miller. TENTH ROWeh-ene Kemp, Rosemary Theil, Dolores Young, Jean Rudolph, Faye Albright, Shirley Kroger, Yvonne Giacin, Alice Lenning, Martha Schmidt, Marion Bowers, Violet Menrulh. TB