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

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Richard Mersch leaves his nickname Digger to Mike Sharp hoping he will use if. Ruth Ann Englert leaves her ability to play basketball to Sally Vogf and Jo Ann Rieber. Anna Pauly is now the proud owner of Myrna Wilson's nurse's cap. Helen Planifz leaves her quiet munnerly attitude to all the Junior girls.. Having declared the above statements our legal East will and testament, we appoint Miss Betty Zimmer- man execuirix. We feel sure she will fulfill her duties with enthusiasm and sincerity. In behalf of the Senior Class of 1955 I hereby inscribe my name . Edna Iomesal, Secretary Margie Jones

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Viola Bryant leaves her friendliness to Shirley Florea and Anita DelVecchio . Arlene Van Epps bestows upon Arlene Faulhaber and Barbara PooIe her clothes and hair. George Ward wants Russell Andrews and David Buhr to have his abiiify to have a good time. To Daie Lucas and Ron Slusser goes Joe Mersch's intramural ability. Jimmy Hulley's excellent grades are received by Joyce Peil and Arbutus Bryant. The partnership of John Newman and Jim Roos receives Bill Owen's T-square . Gail Lehr leaves her paint brushes to Ethel Eschmann and Donna Bondy. Leah Straub leaves her sweet personality to Wanda Kun'tzrnan ancl Barb Cobbe.

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The Underclassmen in their struggle for recognition have many exciting experiences For which to look for- ward in their high school careers. The Freshmen have Finished their first thrilling year of being a part of all those wonderful high school activities. The Sophomores have had their chance to look down upon the Freshmen, and at the same time, longingly look forward to their next year. For the Juniors who were at last organized as a class, came the long awaited moments of receiving class rings and planning the Junior-Senior Prom. Allof theseclasses have the opportunity toenioy the benefits of the activities sponsored by the community. Through the efforts of the Boosters they can learn sports- manship and the standards of good citizenship. As the Underclassmen continue their walk through the Streets of high school , assuming greater responsibi lity each year, theyare becoming more and morea part of the community and of the tradition of Deer Park High School .