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

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h uiz JCCIJ ,, OFFice and Gym Assistants Office .zdddidlanla If you happen to be passing one of the offices or just walking through the halls, and see someone collecting absence cards, issuing make-up slips, or answering the telephone, you will know that they are the Offlce As- sistants. These industrious assistants, under the guidance of Betty Zimmer- man, help to operate our school more successfully and accomplish what is expected of them. Left to Right: Faith West Jane Meyer Judy Traufman BeHy Hagemeyer $wt Jane? Ange -- w Ruth Rottinghaus Haine Hoeffler Wanda Richards Eva Piercey Pa+sy Coughlin Audrey Henrich Elizabeth Frye Emiiie Broyles Marilyn Moher JoAnne Alsip Gym Aaoiafanfa Mr. Rolfes Row 1: Bob Hartman Frank Suter Don Henderson George Hackman Bill Becker Ed Gasserf Row 2: Howard Garner Stew Middendont Ron Ba+es Don Woods Bob Youngblood III Always ready to answer the call of setting up chairs, putting up bleachers, and taking care of the stage are those boys headed by Frank Rolfes and the janitors. In twenty minutes they can change a drab, va- cant gym into a spacious auditorium fit for the most discriminating speaker. Our hats are off to these modern-day minutemen. H

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WUM in the WW ,, Na+ional Honor Sociefy. Library Assfs. and F.T.A. Wah'onafganor Society The National Honor Society, our honorary group comprised of students of high scholastic record, merit, and integrity, was created for the purpose of installing an enthusiasm for scholar- ship, leadership, and charac- ter in school students throughout America. The group was highly acclaimed 1 for its assembly program and Easter- egg - hunt sponsored for orphans, Saahad: Carol Skimerfon Jane Meyer Standing: ShHey Sammis Joan Wbii'e Jean Hos+e+ler Jim FeH LeRoy Reufer Eloise Orlemann BeHy Ridge Bob Swain optima? .1455iolanb Left 10 Rinhi: Ru+h Ann Englerf Joyce Prolef Barbara Spicer - Barbara Breifenbuecher Jerry Masiio ' Norma Misner Nekon K?efer Tom Young Lois Sherman gufure jeacAer-J oijerica To get a basic foundation in the art of teaching is the aim of this organization. Leading this group was an Alumna, Miss Joanne Benhase. The club held meetings throughout the year discussing current edu- cational techniques and problems. Row I: Row 2: Joan Taylor PaHy Upfon Janice PaHon Shirley Fle+cher Sylvia Brown Daffy Rohman Jean McBefh Lois Sherman

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a C. ,, - ;ulaer chud Girls' A+He+ic AssociaHon Juniord ans! .geniord Row I: Beify Hagameyer Nancy Hopkins Beverly Kammann Marlene Klamand Jean Sparks Edna Hillard Joyce Haines Joan Whife Row 2: Donna Frcnsoe Thelma Tallon June Alcorn Joan Taylor Judy Trau+man Alice Schwaigharf Eloisa Orlemann Margie Thiele Marilyn Berning 3195A ! an ant! SopAomored Row I: Row 3: Myrna Wilson Carol Kaupp Elvira Piceriello Margie Jones Rufh Daly Edna Tomesal Wilma Woods Row 2: Delighf Eadler Glenna Hughes Paisy CougHin Jane? Fryburger Shirley Weinman Norma Misner Jackie Gerrard Emilie Broyles Baverly Million Anna Bradford Eva Robinson Doroihea Rohman Nancy Bocksfeigle Viva George Mary Piepmeyer Shirley Schnider Jean McBeH'I Row 4: Lois S+eger Wanda Richards Janaf Berger Joann Howsman Beveriy Rhoades Carol Conrady Jamel Conover Diane Kramer To make healthy, happy girls is the aim of the G.A.A., spon- sored by Miss Hilda Blattler and headed by President June Alcom. The girls had a lot of fun this year. They began by taking a bicycle hike to the Deer Park-Country Day football game. When snow fell and the ground became hard, the girls took to the gym, where basketball was played. Another winter sport, bowling, was enjoyed by many. When the warm spring breezes filled the air, the girls played baseball. Highlighting their social events was a dance given in the spring.