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

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ls? Row-P. Molloy, J. Collier, J. Lewis, J. lvans, M. Denier, J. Perry Kemrnefer, B. Greuliclw, C. Peferson, D. Harney, R. Sennell. 2nd Row-A. Brenneman, J. l-lemmerle, J. McBe+l1, J. Benlwase, J. Hickman B. Dvorak, D. Smillw, A. Wilson, L. Trlmnell, E. Baclnman, L, Hardy. 3rd Row-J. Aszman, A. McNeeve, V. Fryburqer, C. Neu, J. Sclvermoly, M E' Bacllmdn' G Slqlllll' Senllnel' J, Aichclo and W. Heilmeyer compare nofes pu- lin, McGraw, R. Pennlng, J. Maison. GFFICE ASSISTANTS- during ofcllce lmours. lnmrnerman, a lrrenclly and capable advnsor. Row I-B. Haqer, P. Su+er, V. Thompson, P. Causey, B. Glenn, J. Gorsucln, L. Parker, J. Aiclwele, S. Kroeger, J. McBe+lw, W. Posf. Row ll-A. Lennlnq, M. Schairbaum, W. Heifmeyer, G. Feinauer, S. Harney, H. Sclnwarlz D. Householder, A. Brenncman, J. Prafher, J. Bruner, P. Molloy. Row lll-D. McGraw, C, Brandt B. Ruclwarf, B. , Zimmermann, Advisor, A. Sprague, F. Pascal, D. Kirk. 1' 5' 5 'ls i' M ' s ' ' iilfl'

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ri l v ' Y ' Y' o -. .. i . 1. . l. , his . - J lli-,AMATTCS Cl UB: Row I- P. Gnlvsrhall, M, Rr-isrrnlnerq, M. Moore, M. l-lerweh, B. Lalcernan, B. Glenn, F. Canlrell, Miss Conrad, D. Luslc, P. Lilchfield, P, lorlrwood, A. Wilson, K. Causey, J. McBclh, J. Hassellceclc, C. Klarnand, S, Srhulz, J, Pralher. Row ll-l. Mossrnnn, R. Hoernscherneyer, C. Buhrlaqe, P. Suler, B. Williams, J. Glenn, J. Davidson, E Duniqan, S. Rielce, A. Br:-nnnrnan, T, Hlihnr, L. Parlcer, G, Snyder, R. Woods, J. Rea, C. Haqen. Row III-E. l,iHf-II, H. Cowlr-s, M. Bower, B, Complon D. l-leimburh, L, Seese, G. Foinaucr, J, Bruner, E. Currc-ns, J. Lloyd, L. Conrad, B. Godhy, B. Vaughn, A Spaqnolo, G. Wilson, V. Feinaurer, D, Swain. Row IV-T. Bnlw-rrq. l. Moore, A. Srnilh, D, Welch, A. Spraque, B Pirlwirl, J. Rr-ss, l, Hansen, B. Summers, G, Clary, l. Clare, l1ll'DBiilrCBy CN CH B . r-n nfl, . Xxfllllrimfi, Parr. ' , l-is rnns, . c-u, . ennernan, . , IW. The Thu iam . . . This year's Thespian presenralions I3 1, proved Deer Park sludenls capable and lalenled. The annual Tall performance was Tiger l-louse, a produclion rhal nor only required characler aclors and aclresses ro prove il a success, buf The Tiger also called for giiled Technicians for eileclive liqhhng and sound efiecls. 'i J TQ. J. Ross and A. Srnilh oi lhc Technical Slall qel K T The parliculars from Miss A. Conrad for a src-ne. s I ' .f Jil L All eyes locus on Yami in a lnrealhialcinq Anli A climax oi 'Tiqer House. ' 'il W ark 42.3.

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W. Woods M C s T iw 1, ii 1' CHEERLEADERS: E. Currens, J. Bachman, G. Snyder, R. Woods, P. Sufcr, 0:42 Cheek Ieddeu . . . Ginny Snyder, PaT SuTer, RuTh Woods, EThel Currens, and Joyce Bachman, are lcnown around Deer Parlc and oTher Mill Creek Valley schools as The Tive sharp cheerleaders who yelled so sTrongly Tor The WildcaTs This year, and are responsible Tor much oT The Teams' success. To Ginny Snyder, who has successwfully compleTed Tour years oT cheerleading, we give whole-hearTed crediT Tor The excellenT manner in which she encouraged her co-workers. PaT SuTer, who has also done a loT oT cheering, is compleTing her second year as cheerleader. The new- comers This year are RuTh Woods, EThel Currens, and Joyce Bachman. The biggesT evenT oT The girls' experience came when The AThleTic DeparTmenT presenTed Them corsages during The disTricT TournamenT, February 28Th. Our cheerleaders, up .ri The air!