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

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THE BOARD OF EDUCAOTIN nau- om... ,-.. ML Nonmn Shraffenberget Mr. Robert AhI-Ieam Mr. John McCormick Mrs. Arnold Fankhauser Mrs. Alberta B. Combs, Clerk of flae Board Mr. Albert Holmes, Bminen Manager Our Deer Pztrk Board of Education, a panel of five distinguished members of the community, is the body which formulates school policy and controls the purse strings of the schools. Among their splendid works are the two new elementary buildings, the remodeling of the Amity school, and the high school addition, for which we are all very grateful.

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MRS. DOROTHY MCCANN Among the treasures of our high school years, a special memory lingers. As time hastens on, we shall wistfully recall the warm smile, sparkling eyes, and intimate wink of an understanding friend. By generous application of love, patience, and wise counsel, Mrs. McCann has endeared herself to her students. And through her remarkable influence for good, she has developed many latent talents. Her fascinating vocabulary, erudition, and rare ability to make learning enjoyable, have inspired her students to achieve goals and dreams. Leave you this year, Mrs. McCann? That's a fiction, indeed! There is a part Of you that will remain in each of us. There is the vision of a small figure hurrying through the hall, loaded with books and papers; a radiant countenance with a smear of chalk, and a vibrant personality There is a beauty and warmth that pervade Eikc an autumn day. There is the memory of Our Mrs. McCann t0 treasure-nlwuys! iiA perfect woman izobyly plmmed, T0 wm'm, romforl, mid rommaml. XVordsworth Thus, with this message, we dedicate the Antlers of 1961 to the teacher who has dedicated herself to us.

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The laughing eyes and cherubic smile of MR. CARL E, CRAWFORD, the Superin- tendent 0f the Deer Park City Schools, re- veals the warmth and friendliness of his personality. His skill in managing the at- fairs of the system is demonstrated by the efficiency with Which the schools Operate. His outgoing friendliness and easy to talk to'i manner make him a favorite of all who meet him. To the Class of 1961e successful Behind every man . V reads the 01d phrase. Here in Deer Park the woman behind the pow- ers that be is BETTY ZIM- MERMAN, the secretary to the Board of Education, Completing his second year in the new post of Assistant Superintendent i5 MR. L. EUGENE HAUGHEY, the former super- vising principal of elementary schools. He is now putting his experience to good use in overseeing the curriculum and methods of teaching in the school system. When not i'snowed under by his endless tasks, Mr. Haughey can often be found pursuing good music, an endless task in itself. The Twenty one member Class of 38 was the first to graduate from Deer Park High School. Time marches on. Twenty-three years and five building programs later we congratulate the 140 members of the Class of i61 upon the completion of their high school course. We trust and believe that you have received the necessary educational foundation on which to build successful lives which will reflect credit up0n thiswyout school. Mg, ADMINISTRATION l2 Sincerely, Carl E. Crawford Slzperjiztendent