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

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I i :ix-a 2 3-HH'F5FJ Ir EIW?.' ' AMITY BEAUTY SHOPPE Iii 4 . I u; WM- Day and Evening Appointments 4122 AMITY R. SY-i 952 Comprising 185 Acres at the corner of Gal- braith and Plainfield Roads adjoining Deer Park and Amberley Village, created by Joseph Dillon and being developed by The Dillons is a model residential Community which will have when completed some 600 homes, 400 apartment units and a shopping center of 35 stores and shops fronting on Gal- braith Road. The first. group of 100 homes on Wicklow Avenue are now nearing completion. 50 of these lovely brick residences have been sold and are occupied. Large lots, sensible restric- tions, ample set backs on a beautiful winding street all make for better and happier living. o This attractive development may be in- spected at any time by those interested. Con- struction of streets, houses and other facilities is continuous and this program is really worth while and very interesting.

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The students at Deer Park made a grand showing at the Carthage Fair last fall. Many prizes were won by displays on Industrial Arts and Home Eco- mimics. Luella Raising, a senior. received awards on canned Cherries. green beans. com. sauerkraut, mincemeal, mixed vegetablas, relish, calsup and cucumber pickles. These were by far the most awards received by any one individual. Other winners in cooking were, Jean Braokhank. and Wanda Oakes. who entered canned tomato ju ice. Many received prizes on exhibits of sewing. including: Mary Englerl, a taffeta dress and purse; Doris Parke. playsuit; June Collier. rayon dress: Betty Parka bound bunon holes. and Mildred Been, worked bquOH hnles. The Industrial Arts display was well awarded. The winners were Narman Brakerl telephone stand; Challes Woods. cabinet and labnuret; Mitchell Nuh'ck. bookcase; lelan Gibsan. picture frame; Charles Ames. floor lamp; Glenn Buhr- lage. cedar chest; Ronald DeWitt. table: Clemens Englere. magazine stand and chest; David Dvnmk, end table; Glenn Hoffmeister, end table and rack; Don Cale. pedestal table; August Bradfish, table iamp: Meredith Andrews, bookcase and telephone stand: Lloyd Winter, table: Leo Root. table. and John Gcrsuch. table lamp. The advisors and students are to be congratulated on the fine work done at lhe fair displays and exhibim.

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Compliments of WILLIAM C. ULRICH HERFF JONES c0. Class Rings and Pins C l' t QUENTIN K. STALEY Wolfe s WILEJEEEYEE NORWOOD Deer Park . ROLLER RINI Phone SY-9357 Study Bells T0 Telephone Bells A salute and best wishes to graduates of 1949. We hope some of you will join the telephone organization, become imbued with its traditional spirit of service, and remain to help provide fast, reliable communications through the years. It is a good place to work, with good pay, excellent working conditions, vacations, thrift plans, medical service, company-paid pensions and sickness- accident-death benefits. There is a great opportunity for young men and women in helping to build telephone communications of the future. THE CINCINNATI AND SUBURBAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY