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

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iA Une 0 Hmeticq 14 gkeqt liefkitqgu January: The New Year came in wiTh a bang. ' The usual resoluTions To become a changed person were made and broken beTore The monTh's end. February: Deer Park School wiTnessed a momenTous occasion. The lnsTrumenTal De- parTmenT presenTed a concerT. The TirsT Tor many years. Even more amazing was The obvious approval oT The sTudenT body Tor This unusual presenTaTion. Talk cenTered Tor days around .The Band's abiliTy and improvemenT. - March: March was a hecTic monTh. FirsT There was The long anTicipaTed AnTler PageanT Ball. The season's ouTsTanding social evenT. The highlighT oT The evening was The crowning oT The AnTler Queen, lovely PaT SuTer. Secondly was The sensaTional Music DeparTmenT presenTaTion The Gay NineTies Revue. The hard work involved was greaTly rewarded wiTh highly successTul perTormances. lT cerTainly made people aware ThaT Deer Park was an up-and-coming insTiTuTion where TalenT .is never aT a premium. April: Spring sporT's appeared and daily gave view To hecTic baseball pracTices. Tennis balls Tlew overhead and Track men developed leg muscles. May: The Seniors realized ThaT This was Their lasT monTh as STudenTs oT Deer Park School. The.compleTe change in The TaculTy members made Them wish They could sTay iusT a Ii++Ie longer. Well, a Tew oT Them, anyway. BuT, aTTer a worrisome monTh oT lasT minuTe preparaTions, They bade Tond adieu. The Seniors could hon- esTly be quoTed in saying ThaT They enjoyed one oT The TinesT Senior years any sTudenT could desire. We have a perTecT background To look back upon in laTer years aTTer sTruggling To achieve our places in The universe. Now we shall close This dedicaTion, preparaTory To '- leaTing Through The TascinaTing pages ThaT Tollow. Pages I il.. Tilled wiTh sighTs and scenes indelibly imprinTed by means A QQ. . 1 -iw of phoTography. We consider our annual a perTecT repre- senTaTion oT a Tine year. N7 8 ' eb'