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

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CAFETERIA STAFF Round ahOut the caldmn go; In the poisoned entrail throw. Toad, that under cold stone Days and nights has thirty-one Sweltercd venom steeping got, Boil thou first i' the charmed pot. :1: :1: :2: Double, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn and caldron bubble. Cool it with a buboon's blood, Then the charm is firm and good MarBeHJ tAct IVi Shakespeare Obviously, Shakespeare did not receive his 'food for verse, in our cafeteria. First of all, he died 545 years too soon, and secondly, the quality of Deer Parks culinary output far sur- passes the notorious witches' brewi Seriously, the cafeteria staff, although con- tinually confronted with jeers and jibes7 has raised the standards of cooking remarkably. Even the mystery balls have become real hamburgers! The drudgery of eating in the cafeteria has be- come delight. And a special delight awaits all who patronize the cafeteria on days when the school inspector visitsi Although hidden in the background, our culinary crew is a vital part of Deer Perk High, and we take this opportunity CUSTOD'AL AND to salute themethey deserve it! MAINTENANCE -, '- i '9 V STAFF On the prowl when halls are dark, Sweeping, cleaning in the night, Bringing order out of muss, Preparing for the coming day, 0ft unseen but not un' known, They silently repair the rough. And though they pass as shapes obscure iTis they who make the school to move. Top picture: Milt Hebauf Bottom picture: Ernie Jones, Joe Holmes Standing: Ken Stahl 22

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24 BARRY PRINCE Pi'EJidemf Barry is one of the best all-round tpunningD students in the senior class, With an ever questioning mind, he keeps his teachers and classmates on their toes, stimulat- ing all around him to thought and action. As class president, he has proved himself an exceiient leader, a fine organizer, and a lad with possibilities for an interesting fu- ture. SHIRLEY NEU Secretary Shirl is a girl whose sunny, open disposition has won her many friends among her classmates. She is small, attractive and a pleasure to be around. She enjoys ice-skat- ing, cooking and sewing, which augurs weli for the young mun lucky enough to win her in the matrimonial stakes. SHARON DICKERSON Vire-Preiridenx Petite in size, but tremendous in personality and drive, Rum has been one of the best organizers Deer Park High has ever produced. Charming, intelligent and deter- mined, she has been a vital force in every phase of school life. DONNA BREWER Treasurer Donna Brewer was once described by an art student as Renoiresque because of the lovely warm tones of her skin, the deep golden brOWn of her eyes; and indeed it was an accurate description of this attrac- tive friendly girl, whose bright smile brings joy to her many friends. THIS IS THE CLASS OF T61 This is Deer Park High Schoole Mart of cherished memories. The senior greets his year, Pockets filled with shimmering coinse Moments to invest in the ensuing year. What Will he buy? The challenge of learning? The Pride of being somebody? The significance of shouldering responsibility? The nostalgia of his last football game? The enchantment 0f Homecoming? The warmth of togetherness? What Will he pay for the adventure Of searching his inner-selfe His talents, limitations, inhibitions, potential? Or the realization that beauty lies within the world- And within himself? What will he invest in the exhilaration Of becoming a real, a vital person? This is Deer Park High Schoole Mart 0f cherished memories. The Senior comes and goes; his coins diminish, But his memories remaineforever.