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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1962 volume:

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XXV 1962 ANDRA RAHE - Editor-in-Chief TABLE OF CUNTEIVTS THE WORLD OE FACULTY ..... .... 1 8 SENIORS .......... 30 UNDER CLASSMEN. .52 JUNIOR HIGH ...... 66 OR GANIZA TIOIVS. . .76 SPORTS .... .... 1 10 ACTIVITIES ....... 130 AD VER TISING ..... 158 l ,......- 1 1 -rz k3llwsn,1?- N L 4 'I w T I T'S A BIG NEW WONDERFUL WORLD - THE WORLD OF DEER PARK HIGH SCHOOL It s a world of laughter It s a world of fung It s a world of study And of work well done. It s a world of sports And song and dance, Of boys and girls And gay romance. It s a world of surprises It s a world where we grow ln wisdom and years. It s a World of new classrooms And new teachers toog It s a world of new students Who lived this world through. It s a world full of promise For all of us hereg It s a world to be lived in For anothei great year. 7 7 ' 9 7 7 Disappointments, and tears 9 7 7 7 9 I 2.45-V LSL DEER PARK HIGH SCHOOL AN TLERS - 1962 DEER PARK, OHIO 5 I T9 A WORLD OF LA GHTER I T75 A WORLD OF FUN A silly giggle, a spontaneous chuckle, a hearty laugh-signs of the times When life is free and troubles are light. Every day has its own oppor- tunities for fun-dances, parties, hayrides, new jokes, and just plain friendly chatter. The World of Fun comes to all who seek it and he- lieve in its magic. The social side of Deer Park-they could have danced all night. ,M f knowledge are explored as students move through Study. ITLSA WORLD OFSTUDY AND OF WORK WELL DONE I Li-roi? 757 Ye Want A Touchdown!! The Wildcats pick up another first own. K ,, Z i . 2 2 F o I ss- A. Q - 1 I T'S A WORLD OF SPORT Two more points and Deer Park moves ahead. Cheer-ing voices, the winning touchdown, a last minute basket, half time, the band-The World of Sports. In this Wonderful World We experi- ence zip, effervescence, delight, and happiness. Win or lose, We know that we fought hard and W6,1'6 glad. Competition reviifes the spiritg in- dividual sports quiet tensionsg all build healthy bodies, light hearts, alert minds. THE WORLD OF DEER PARK HIGH SCHOOL would not be quite so Wonderful without the World of Sports. Get in there and get that W-l-N! W-I-N! Spell it! Yell it! Glamour on the football field-our smilm prancm Win, Win, Win. majorettes. X b 3 Q. is + its . We .114 M wg- A 4 S ef 4? 4' , Y' emi' Q ,ur P' a S 55 m y Q Q K g f ff' V 1 gm ,N 5, Bs 2? P LL I T ,S A WURLD OF BOYS AND GIRLS AND GA Y ROMANCE Cool Waterv-a highlight of Vocal Highlights. IT'S A WURLD OF S URPRISES DISAPPOIN TM EN TS AND TEARS Will the extra point he good? Anxious faces reveal Deer Park loyalty. I T'S A WORLD OE EW CLASS ROOMS EW TEACHER EW S TUDE TS The new seventh graders plunge into their new experiences at Deer Park. The new art room-harboring a potential Van Gogh? Some of Deer Park's new teachers-making every relaxing minute count in the faculty lounge. , f 'GI wiiiisgi' ITQS A WORLD FULL OF PR UMISE FOR ALL UF Us HERE ,, ,,-f- LM . . L,.... .. L ,L 5. ..LQ M ,,.. .,.,., MM ,, . , A ,, . V, . L. ., 4....,. .N .. , M., ,, -H H. ,,f. . .. f M4-M.. , ,f 'Wm , . MQ: up-. ff I ffzesmxwwimf ,--, 1wnfw5,.,,fW ,. My ,U,1.,.,..y,:ffW.Wf, N-V:-WL--A-Q,fW-+ff,w.,1,mWwfAL,..y.ff:ww I TS A WURLD TO BE LIVED I FOR A OTHER GREAT YEAR f,ff:iae:2gu2:,5s,m2:5z ,, IW A ,.,,L 1 i 9 ? 1 ' X SQUQB vi THE WORLD OF FA CULT Y I9 BOARD OF EDUCA TIO Mr. Quentin Staley Mr. Norman Shraffenberger Mr. Robert A'Hearn Mr. John McCormick Mr. Paul Thompson The Deer Park Board of Education. Five elected community leaders-upholding democratic proce- dures and furthering the cause of well-rounded education. Mrs. Alberta Combs Mr. Albert Holmes Clerk of the Board Business Manager MR. CARL E. CRAWFORD, Superintendent To the Class of 1962- You are the silver anniversary class of Deer Park High School. We congratulate you upon the completion of your high school course. May your commencement be the beginning of happy and successful future lives. Remember that,true success is measured in terms of what you do for others as well as for yourselves. Sincerely yours, Carl E. Crawford MR. LOUIS MANNINC, Principal Congratulations to the Class of 1962-the twenty-fifth graduating class at Deer Park. Your class has won many honors, both academic and extra- curricular, and has brought much credit to our school. To the sponsor and staff of the Antlers I say, Well donef' for the quiet and efficient manner in which you have produced this book. Sincerely, - l Principal MISS HELEN WILLIAMS Assistant Principal MR. EUGENE HAUGHEY Assistant Superintendent EFFICIENT SECRETARIES HA DLE THE DETAIL MRS. MARY TAYLOR Principa1's Secretary High School Secretary MRS. NORMA ABT Guidance Department Secretary MISS BETTY ZIMMERMAN Superintendenfs Secretary Board of Education Secretary MRS. DOROTHY HAHN Assistant Clerk Board of Education THE LEADER OF OUR WORLD MR. BLUCHER ALLEN MR. BLUFORD BERRYMAN MR. JAMES BRATTON MR. WILLIAM BRIGHT MR. WILLIAM BUNNELL MR. JAMES CARNES MR. BURNICE CHAMPION MISS KATHLEEN DILS MRS. KATHLEEN ELLIS TEACHERS GUIDE U THRU GH MR- KENNETH GILLU-AN MR. THOMAS GRISWOLD MRS. SANDRA HALL MISS DOROTHY HOWARD MR. THOMAS HUSTMYER MRS. MARY JOHNSON MR. KENNETH LAZARUS MR. ARTHUR MALEY MISS MARION MacCULLOCH THE WORLD OF T UDY MR. PAUL McGREEVY MR. THOMAS MEAGHER MR. FRANK MISNER MR. DANIEL O'REAR MR. EUGENE PAALZ MR. EDWARD PHILLIPS MR. CLARENCE PIERCEY MISS PEARL PORTNOY MRS. ANNA PROFFITT TEACHERS ST RIVE TO U IFY MISS SUE ELLEN RIDDELL MR. JOSEPH ROBINSON MR. WILLIAM RUSSELL MR. DONALD SCHAEFER MRS. DIANNE SCHOBEL MR. JOSEPH SIEGERT MR. KELLY SMITH MR. CARL SPRAY MISS HELEN SPURR THE WORLD OF BOOKS AND LEARNING MRS. EVELYN TACY MRS. EULA TEMPLIN MRS. EVA THEISEN MRS. PHYLLIS THOMAS MRS. JEAN THOMPSON MRS. JULIA VOLL MR. JERRY WOOD MR. NORMAN YONCE I 4 1 I A l 4 i 1 i I I 14 THE WORLJ OF SENIOR. Karen Cooper, Secretary SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ken Johnson, Vice-President JOYCE DRY, Treasure' James Schenz, President We, the seniors of Deer Park High, upon whose shoulders rest the burdens of leadership, humbly strive to fulfill our bounded duties and to seek recognition in an ever-demanding society. In our memories shall always remain the fruitful years of study, and the loyal years spent cheering our teams on to victory. Let us recall our progress of a class. As freshmen, we tried to make it known that here is the class of '62, and wefre here to make and break all sorts of records. As sophomores, we began to realize that we must work as a uclassn to be successful. None of us will ever forget that fun-filled day when we experienced Sophomore Day at Coney Island. As Juniors we sought our independence from the ranks of the ordinary by adopting a fresh, modern design for our class rings. We broke further records by selling more magazines than ever before, thus producing, in our minds, the greatest prom ever before, 'cSurf and Shadows. Among our cherished memories shall always remain the fun and frolic of the un- forgettable Parkers of 762, our Senior trip to Washington, which was, believe it or not, educational as well as inspiring, our Senior Day, filled with tears, memories, and a hollow feeling that has never been equaled before. As Graduation Day approached, each senior began to feel that anticipation and in some ways remorse for the coming event. So, now as the class of '62 leaves behind it, the memories, fun and study and Deer Park High School, may we express our thanks to teachers and faculty and hope that future classes may find too the hope, inspiration, knowledge and memories that we have found. We Walk by faith, not by sightf, The Senior Class of 1962 4'Ready or not, here we come! MARCIA BALL TERRY BALLARD WILLIAM BOHLE PATRICIA BOWMAN JEFFREY BRICKER DAVID BROWN A connoisseufs blending of beauty, brawn, brains, talent and wit. I think you're going to like this picture MYRNA BROWN GEORGE COBBE PATRICIA COLEMAN LEON CONOVER KAREN COOPER JAMES CORDELL The best looking, the best dressed, the brightest smiling seniors yet. V I I E Homecoming-The queen and her royal court. THOMAS COZAD BONNIE CROSS WILLIAM DAVIS IOYCE DEY DIANE DODS ELIZABETH DROGO LAURA EMERSON DOROTHY EMMINGER JACQUELYN ENGLEHARDT STANLEY EVANS CONNIE FAIRBANKS WILLIAM FLICK Ending four years of hard work, diligent searching, constant striving, and steady progress. Andy, Suzie, Marcia and Jacqui-these are our leaders of tomorrow? DONALD FLOWERS ROBERT GAINES JOAN GOEBEL JAMES HALL WILLIAM HARMON JANIECE HASHIMOTO Janice seeks vocational advice from Miss Williams. Remembering the jokes and laughter and fun and good times. LINDA HATT DONNA HEINICHEN ROBERT HELLING ' 1mL PATRICIA HEMMERLY ROBERT HERRMANN EARL HILLARD ROBERT JIRLES KENNETH JOHNSON JANET JONES KAREN KELLERMAN JOHN KIRKER LARRY KLASMEIER 107 strong-we stand for democratic pro- cesses and high standards of education. Bill and Bob hard at work in Trig class? WILLIAM KNAPKE PATRICIA KNECHTLY LESTER LLOYD DANIEL LYON PETER MARCHMANN LINDA MASCHMEYER Undaunted, undefeatahle-we hold high the principles of Deer Park High School. Doctor Jeckyl and Dave Tahakow WESLEY MECHLER HARRIETTE MOORE SHARON MULCAHY NANCY MURPHY SUZANNE McMATH MICHAEL MCGAHAN DIANE MCDONALD KAREN McCOMBS JOYCE NOWAK BONNIE NEU RUSSEL NAGELSON KAREN NACHBAUER We leave behind a legacy of golden memories. Another Senior supporter buying a Booster Bar , 1 wwf, We stand ready to face the challenges ahead. Stan, Pete, and Bill portray the three weird sisters in Macbeth. RICHARD OETERS SALLY OLSON JOYCE OSTERBROCK PATRICIA PALMER ALLEN PARIS BETTY PASICK NONA PELSTRING DAVID POTTICARY TERRY QUADNAU AE CONNIE RADKE SANDRA RAHE CHARLES RAMSEY BEVERLY RICHARDS LARRY RITZE JUDITH ROGERS RONALD SCHAEFER ROBERT SCHEARING PATRICIA SCHEIDT JAMES SCHENZ CARMEN SCHLIMM NANCY SCHMIDT ANDREW SCHRAMM LANA SCOTT JANET SELF Dan does it the easy way with the help of .lim and Stan. M Maley would be proud, boys. To faculty and friends, We say 'parting is such sweet sorrowl' To succeeding classes, We say 'push, pull, or get out of the wayl' Chivalry is not dead yet, Bill is! PHY LLIS SIMMONS CAROLYN SLUSSER IUDITH STEINHOFF ROBERT STRATTON KAREN SYKES DAVID TABAKOW Success if our objectiveg achievement if our destiny. Rusty dons his game uniform for the last time SANDRA TARTER JAMES TEMAR JANICE THACKER JAMES THOMPSON CAROL WAGNER CAROLYN WASSON RUSSELL WEYER GARY WHEELER ELIZABETH WICHMANN CHARLOTTE WIGGERMANN LARRY YEATES Stan says final good-by to his Alma Mater. 'IA I The Silver Anniversary Class-climaxing twenty-five years of progress and improve- ment at Deer Park High School. X51-'lx' I find the great thing this world is, not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are moving. - Goethe in A SILVER ANNIVERSAR Y' CLASS Wm J r CLASS MOTTO: We walk by faith, not hy sight. CLASS COLORS: Crimson and Silver CLASS FLOWER: White Rosebuds E2 - sw J? ' His V, K !'5ifi?Qez f f Sv ' If ' 'i if? t W X MTV if -Q V., ., , .wwf .if w i g U IU. v , M, -E Egg A 4 THE WORLD OF UNDERCLASSMI JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Dick Hall, Treasurer Marllyn Kelly Secretary Charles Staley, Vice-President Charles Gaston Preszdent Terry Ansteatt Brian Appleman Linda Bang Linda Barrett Barbara Barton Norman Bayless Arliss Beavers Sue Bernens Robert Bisping Delores Blank ,lo Ann Bowers Wayne Brutcher Wanda Campbell Rick Carpenter Ralph Caudell Harris Cohen Arthur Connors George Craige Rita Crance Dianna Davis John Dawson David Dennis John Dunigan Debbie Fassnacht Robert Ferdon Ruth Ann Finch Pam Fite Gary Freeman Wayne Garee Charles Gaston Ruth Ann Goldfuss Dan Goodall Ronald Gough Thomas Griffith Rebecca Haley Dick Hall Jackie Harmon James Hayes Nancy Heber Bill Hemer Linda Hendrix Marilyn Henthorn Virginia Hickman Alice Hill George Hollander Bonnie Nimersheim Donna Nimersheirn James Ober Cathy Osborne Kenneth Ottlinger Richard Patterson Nancy Prinzel James Raussen Thomas Reif Yvonne Reisman Roxamme Rozin David Roos Thomas Ross Glenn Rouse Beverly Schmeuszer 56 Barbara Horwitz Joseph Hughes Irene Hull Marilyn Kelly Joan Kyde Charlotte Lambert James Leder Kathleen Lee Bob Lewis Sandy Lovingood George Madden Bernard McDole Linda Messerschm J anis Metzger Mark Montgomery idt Delores Sehree Linda Seuhert David Shively David Sirkin John Skinner Charles Staley Sandra Santen Ben Stepp Margaret Stewart Gregg Stone Linda Sublett Marilyn Talmage Dave Tanner Janet Theiss Connie Thomas Harry Knecht Dan Tissandier Gary Traughher Gloria Turck Margie VanSchaik Virginia Vaske Donna Vockell David Waddell Kenneth Whittaker Sandra Woycke Daryl Zimmer Lois Schulte, Secretary Paul Ruudberg, V-ice-President R. Anderson J. Arnsparger R. Ballard R. Bass J. Bauer M. Bendel K. Blackburn V. Bokatch B. Bools G. Bowman G. Breakall V. Brinson P. Buck P. Burnette D. Bush SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Linda Dods, Treasurer David Gilmore, President G. Campbell C. Cohbe J. Chapman H.-Cordell L. Cordell J. Cox B. Crook D. Davis J. Davis B. Dearringe B. Dietz R. Diehl J. DeJager L. Dods B. Droge D. Eicher L. Fish J. Fletcher I' K. Hogue L. Forest C. Foster B. Freeman B. Frye S. Gaines J. Garner D. Gilmore G, Gramble P. Greenhalgh J. Gregg lVl. Hageclorn K. Hammond J. Harbison C. Hartman G. Hatfield N. Hawkins S. Heggemeier C. Heinzleman R. Helvey C. Hendrix L. Hennessy S. Herrmann S. Hines S. Hoffmeister M. Lowey D. Lyon J. Mahan T. Maley L. Matthew C. Mayhew G. Methven D. Mink S. Moses B. Murphy R. McDowell N. Nachbauer P. Nicely J. Noyes K. Pancoast R. Peake T. Pender D. Pennard P. Phelan J. Prichard M. Prichard T. Pyle F. Rahe J. Reed ix 2? 3 fc J. Jenkins C. Johnson R. Johnson S. Kassner B. Keller L. Kessel J. Kettler M. Kirk T. Knechtly D. Kronmiller S. Kuck B. Kyde J. Lee D. Lemmer B. Lewis D. Livingston S. Long D. Love L. .... , ..... .gg J .,. T. Regenfusz ssl . l 60 IJ V f 1 B.. Rhodes B. Rinehart J. Rogers J. Rogers K. Rohling G. Rouse L. Rouse P. Rundberg L. Schermheck L. Schulte B. Schwartz B. Selvey J. Service R. Shepard B. Short P. Sims A. Sirking T. Spinney W 'E ff r Q .. .'Fmm?.?'5w1es s 'J' sg . . W 1 ts.. - Q sms ' ...Q ::,,,.:..,,,,.. ...., H. Yeaggy M. Starnes R. Staten S. Stauffer W. Stephens J. Stewart J. Stewart P. Tabakow T. Tabor B. Thompson R. Thompson M. Vargatoth G. Vice R. Viclas B. Voelker M. Vogel K. Weintruh R. Wheller S. Wiefering 0. Williams S. Williams R. Wilson R. Winkleman M. Wise N. Wise FRESI-IMAN CLASS OFFICERS Robert Teubner, President Jerry Schenz, Vice-President James Prather, Secretary Mike Scott, Treasurer F. Alfred R. Allen M. Badgley G. Balser T. Bartesko C. Basham B. Beavers M. Beck D. Benbow J. Bernens J. Bish L. Blankenmeyer K. Boody B. Bohle S. Boney T. Bonta B. Bostwich J. Breakall K. Brosemer K. Browning B. Bruner R. Buckley T. Buckley E. Cale L-1 955' Wham 2. 44-E QQW :' 'U .. Q99- Wx- 392: '32 Mm 613.54- E'?3'n :1 nw Cb QT! TFT? SEI SFU F1 U DJ 5. 2 F' U DI 5. if FJ Crawford: C. Cros J. Daniels. Deang E. Dearwesterg S. Dearwesterg F. Den- nisg S. Dey. J. Edgarg L. Edwardsg H. Elhersg K. Emer song P. Engg C. Eng lishg G. Ertel. K. Fairhanksg T. Fang- mang D. Ferrisg R. Fisherg D. Fiteg L. Fletcherg T. Fletcher. R. Forbesg R. Foxg B Gallagherg K. Gallag- her: J. Gearheartg C Geistg B. Gibson. D. Glardong L. Grub erg C. Hackney: B Hamptong J. Harbisong V. Hawkg L. Hein- kamp. B. Hillerichg L. Hoff- mang C. Hogueg E. Hooverg D. Homerg G. Hosmerg J. Humphrey. M. Hyrneg D. Isaackg T. Janesg J. Kaseeg R. Kauppg D. Kellyg A. Kessler. 63 . Cicconig E. Coffeyg . Cooperg S. Cooper: B. Kirkerg C. Kissing- erg J. Knostg J. Koehlg J. Kopp? J. Kravitzg K. Lambert. C. Langg B. Lange- feldg S. Larbusg M. Leakg K. Liberingg B. Lewisg T. Madden. J. Madisong J. Maeglyg D. Maloneyg A. Mar- ting D. Marting D. Mathiasg C. Mattingly. J. Menoughg L. Meyerg J. Millerg St. Millerg C. Mooreg J. Morrisg K. Mueller. D. Mynearg L. Mc- Manusg D. McDona.ldg R. Nelsong N. Nieszg G. Niemeyerg C. No- land. R. Oberg D. Ober- meyerg J. Ochsg J 0,Connorg R. Ottg J Owensg L. Pachoud. D. Parkg G. Parkerg J Pattong J. Pattong D Peakeg K. Pelzg J Peterson. L. Phillipsg M. Phil lipsg D. Poageg S Popeg R. Powellg J Pratherg D. Prince. M. Prineg J. Procopiog R. Radcliffg J. Raines: S. Raneyg K. Rappg B. Richardson. 64 M. Richardsong L. Ritcheyg C. Ritchieg D. Rittenhouseg K. Robertsg J. Rogersg J. Rohrer. J. Routtg L. Rutledge: C. Ruwe: J. Schenzg M. Schiemerg D. Sch- meuszerg J. Schneider. B. Schrammg F. Sch- wartzg M. Scottg D. Skoogg B. Smithg D. Smithg D. Spinney. B. Staatg G. Stabler: B. Sleppz J. Stevens, S. Stewartg J. Sturnkg R. Suess. L. Sykesg P. Talmageg R. Teubnerg M. Thack- erg M. Thofrmang N. 'Ifissanderg M. Techt. C. Viceg H. Victorg R. Vockellg S. Vollhardtg J. Wainscott, G. Walk- er: J. Wasson. A. Weigelg P. Weigelg N. Weinerg C. Weisen- borng T. Wenzelg K. Whiteg G. Wichmann. P. Wikoffg J. Wil- liamsg S. Williams? J. Winterg R. Woodallg B. Woodsg D. Fletcher. B. Gabrielg J. Hage dorng C. Hoskinsg L Kincaidg S. Mullenixg M. Rovekampg D. Ver- non. 65 K' . 1 , , , , .W L E 'Qi'-':v':?':5Q,.., 23- I B , . ,fx :I fi A I 1 ---Q F 1 ' F 3. SWF LST .x . ss E 1 ,Q W 'lf' f 'I : S . fx 'gl' g, I?7' X,:,1-4 ,i ' .,... .3 A s ,Q ..-4 .: - ., :.- - ' . ,'Ia: , : fig ,1 .xii M Pf' ,Q 165 , fn al:.g.Q'4 alf',L'6H f' 'ff . A THE WORLD 4 JU 1012 HIGJ EI GH TH drews, R. Anglir, A. Ansteat, E. Bailey, S. Bang. P. Beer, D. Beers, R. Bing- ham, B. Bishop, K. Blank, H. Boddy, P. Bodle. B. Boots, B. Bowen, K. Break- all, D. Bricker, M. Brune, K. Buhr, K. Buken. W. Bush, L. Cadwallder, S. Campbell, G. Carlson, H. Car- penter, H. Capehardt, M. Cas- sinelle. S. Chainey, D. Chamberlin, J. Chaney, G. Chapman, H. Chapman, L. Coffey, P. Col- linworth. R. Combs, .l. Conn, C. Cor- der, L. Cornell, S. Cornett, S. Cossman, L. Crawford. T. Criswell, D. Darling, D Torre, T. Divire, R. Esterling D. Efron, S. Ellis. M. Emmerson, P. Engle, P Fairchild, D. Farris, S. Farris K. Fay, C. Fewell. T. Fledderman, D. Forster, C. Foster, R. Freeman, S. Free- ma.n, J. Grimes, V. Hacker. GRADE C. Hall, R. Hawk, S. Haynes M. Heggemeier, C. Helms, S Hennessy, R. Himerdinger. B. Hogue, M. Horwitz, G Hosmer, M. Hupps, L. Hyrne H. Jahnegan, A. Jenkins. R. Jorden, K. Kazup, V. Kem- meter, A. Kirschner, D. Klas- meier, J. Kripp, R. Lamb. B. Lance E Lan M Lan - gs - g' horst, B.,Lawson, N. Lawaon, T. Letzler, B. Lewis. B. Light, A. Light, H. Lloyd, R. Lovill, R. McDowell, G. McLain, G. Madison. B. Martin, J. Martin, J. Mar- tin, J. Martin, R. Martin, R. Menke, B. Moore. S. Moores, K. Moses, D. Mul- lenix, S. Munnell, B. Mus- grove, R. Nichols, M. Norton. J. 0'Hagen, B. Ogan, J. Oster- brock, D. Padgett, E. Palmer, M. Pender, R. Perin. S. Phillips, B. Picherell, A. Powell, D. Power, B. Rahe, L. Rainey, M. Repolge. EI GI-I T H GRADE B. Bailey D. Meister N. Rjtcheyg M. Robertsg B. Robinsong S. Rodgersg S. Rogersg K. Sandersg D. Sam- derson. G. Schnebeltg J. Schnellerg S. Schreiderg S. Seyfferg B. Shortg J. Shraderg P. Simp- kins. C. Skinnerg S. Skinnerg B. Sluderg K. Smithg L. Sparksg M. Statong C. Steele. L. Stephensg E. Stevensg D. Stewartg T. Stewartg W. Stu- derg D. Tennebaumg D Teiagle. R. Teubnerg A. Thompsong D. Thompsong S. Traceyg P. Tlickeyg L. Vanderbrinkg L. Vastineg J. Wagner. C. Weisenborng C. Wellsg B. Weyerg B. Williamsg D. Wil- liamsg J. Williamsg S. Wil- liams. J. Willetsg C. Woleverg J Wolfg L. Ye-atsg R. Youngg N. Zimmermang D. Zink. EVE TH GRADE C. Ansteatt, T. Arnsparger, C. Ates, B. Bagley, G. Balser, J. Behase, D. Berling. S. Bish, E. Booso, C. Bowman, R. Boyajian, L. Bradley, G. Bray, C. Brenner. K. Brink, C. Brown, S. Brown, P. Brune, J. Bruner, D. Bry- ant, B. Buckley. S. Bush, S. Cadwallader, M. Cale, O. Campbell, R. Carl- son, R. Carpenter, S. Cassada. B. Cate, M. Chadwell, S. Chadwell, L. Cicconi, P. Clark, D. Cordes, W. Cox. D. Crabtree, N. Crance, G. Crawford, D. Currans, W. Daniel, A. Davenport, T. Davis. M. Davis, D. Dennis, P. Diehl, D. Dilg, B. Easton, B. Eller- man, R. Evans. S. Ferris, P. Fishback, C. Fisher, A. Fledderman, N. Fobes, .l. Forste, S. Garnaas. D. Garneret, M. Garrett, W. Geist, W. Gibson, ,l. Gibson, C. Gillen, D. Gillis. C. Goldfuss, N. Greenhalgh L. Griffin, J. Grubb, K. Gru ber, R. Hansen, J. Hashimoto 7l EVE TH B. Haskin, C. Hayden, D Hayes, R. Heinisch, W. Hick- man, M. Hodge, R. Hoffmeis- ter. .l. Holatz, J. Holmes, L. Hol up, D. Hornsby, L. Horwitz B. Hoskins, M. Howard. T. Husband, L. Johns, .l Johnson, L. Johnson, T Kelch, T. Keller, K. Kelly. M. Kieffer, P. Kieffer, C. Kincaid, D. King, L. Kuhn D. Lambert, R. Langfeld. D. Lewis, R. Lingo, L. Lit- trell, C. Lloyd, K. Lombard, D. Maegly, R. Markowitz. M. Matthews, S. Matlock, J. Meyer, .l. Miller, D. Minning, A. Morris, H. McAminch. .l. McKee, T. McMath, R. Neu, M. Nicely, M. 0'Neill .l. Osterbrock, B. Palmer. M. Parenteau, W. Pelz, W. PCTDR, P. Pickerill, S. Pinson, P, Platter, R. Powell. .l. Procopio, D. Proffet, G. Radcliff, E. Rahe, C. Rapp, H. Rouchman, W. Reckner. J. Revard, D. Roberts, D. Roberts, L. Roberts, M. Rose- nau, R. Rosenau, T. Rouse. v GRADE K. Rundberg, D. Rutherford H. Samis, R. Sanderson, Li Shafer, K. Schiedt, F. Schrei- ber. P. Scott B She ard J , - PP , - Shepherd, W. Shields, C. Sim- on, M. Skogg, C. Smith. D. Smith, G. Smith, M. Smith, N. Spinney, R. Stadtlander, E. Stewart, G. Stuart. S. Taylor, M. Texer, D. Tum- G. Vargatoth, N. Victor B. Vockell, L. Wagner. cn F' T. Wheeler, L. Wilhelm, K. Williams, D. Williams, B. Wikoff, K. Wilson, M. Wilson. 9 C. Woycke Junior High Headquarters is 411 it ak!! Hifi? g , HL - JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL MR. BRATTON Coach flst rowl D. Bearhs, B. Bishop, J. Willits, M. Cassinelli, D. Stewart, R. Teubner, R. Coombs. f2.nd rowl D. Dennis, B. Boots, K. Buken, D. Helms, D. Klasmeier, M. Wheeler, D. Berling. f 3rd rowi S. Pinson, M. Nicely, B. Hansen, G. Smith, G. Balser, W. Shields, T. McMath, D. Minning. JUNIOR HIGH BAND flst row? J. Grubb, B. Hansen, K. Rundberg, B. Vockell, P. Garrett, H. Samis. 42nd rowl C. Rapp, M. Wilson, B. Palmer, T. Rouse, C. Lloyd, D. Turner, A. Fledderman. ff-Srd row? C. Goldfuss, L. Littrell, L. Kuhn, E. Stewart, D. Roberts, J. Hashimoto. filth rowi K. Lombard, C. Hayden, G. Smith, G. Varga Toth, T. McMath, J. Gibson, G. Crawford, S. Cadwallader. f5th row? B. Buckley, B. Rosenau, B. Cate, T. Davis, D. Proffitt, J. Meyer. f6th row? R. Hoffmeister. 74 DEER PARK flst row? K. Williams, J. Grubbs, M. Texer, P. Pickerill. MR. ESTES JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL flst row? M. Nicelyg B. Recknerg J. Gibsong D. Bearhsg S. Garnaasg D. Minningg B. Hanseng W. Shields. 12nd row? M. Bruneg G. Balserg M. Howardg S. Taylorg B. Baglyg M. Langhorstg C. Atesg R. Lingog D. Dennis. 13rd row? M. Davisg R. Tuebnerg W. Stucterg R. Heimerdingerg B. Easterlingg M. Cassinellig J. Willetsg B. Bishopg D. Stewart. Q I SERVICE CLUB GAMMA-Y C2ncI rowl N. Lawson, S. Hennessy, D. Foster, Clst rowj K. Kazupg D. Sandersong B. Buckleyg L. Kuhng P. Scott. 12nd rowl P. Beerg J- OHHECU, D. Turner. S. Ellisg B. Weyerg B. Williamsg S. Freeman. f3rd rowl G. McLai.ng L. Littrellg B. Shortg L. Cicconig S. Williamsg K. Mosesg J. Grubbg D. Kripp. filth rowJ C. Wellsg J. Schmidtgoeslingg L. Vanderbrinkg L. Vastineg L. Cadwallderg B. Baileyg D. Darlingg P. Fishhack. 75 J br 2 ? A 1 1 T i, l 5 5 4 II I Y I THE WORLD OF OR GANIZA T I OP THE TUDE T COU CIL-O R Miss Helen Williams Advisor Anil' Sfjlramm llst rowJ Sandy Herrmann, Marilyn Kelly, Marcia Ball, Debbie Fassnacht, Nicola Thorman, Dana 7951 ent Maloney. f 2nd rowl Sue Hyrne, Paul Rundberg, Barbara Schramm, Jacqui Englehardt, Phyllis One of the necessary organizations of the High School is the Student Council. lt is through this Council that the Student Body expresses their wishes and meets their goal. Clean-up week, The Most-Spirited Class Contest, and the selection of the standard class rings were some of their worthwhile projects this year. Members, selected from each class, forget their own desires and work hand in hand with the students in making the school a better and more cheerful place. 78 VOICE IN SCHOOL POLICY Suzie McMath Vice-President Jacqui Englehardt Secretary Q92 ma me 933 min SQ 475 'sz DP 5.55 fs. U1 any gm BS. 50 Us mo 43 'Ds nw:- 5 2? QU' 2: Qs: 3? We Or' DJ U1 ,A SEQ' 'D-1 UU Os T2 V Q 2-5 Us 42: O 322 'U 5? 59: as IJ 'cn O D' CD D P' , , ' -as ff-'es S I II . 1 'f i 5555? W I '.IL ' my -4 1 I' I N . wif' 1211233211 :Vw ,ff- -W 2' Cf .. ,,,,. ,.w- , ' TOMORROW 9 LEADER - Marcia Ball Terry Ballard Bonnie Cross Dorothy Emminger 2-yr. member Pat Knechtly Suzie McMath Sandy Rahe James Schenz 2-yr. member 2'YT- member Phyllis Simmons Janice Thacker Jim Thompson Carol Wagner 2-yr. member T 80 W ATIO AL HO OR OCIETY I Mr. Champion Advisor fLeft to rightl Mark Montgomery, Marilyn Kelly, Marilyn Hentnorn, Charles Staley Chuck Gaston NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Leadership, Character, and Scholarship-qualities possessed by every member of the National Honor Society. Five per cent of the juniors and five per cent of the seniors are tapped each year in assembly. Those selected have obtained one of the highest honors a high school student can receive. They are to be commended for their scholarship, which must he at least a three- point, and their participation in activities, having at least twelve activity points. Every year the National Honor Society sponsors the Scholarship Banquet, a dance, and a pep rally. They also sold candy. Joyce Dey, Presidentg Susie McMath, Vice-Presidentg Dorothy Joyce Dey Emniinger, Treasurerg Carol Wagner, Secretary. President W, Q' -Gmc S if i 1: 3 . 2 ,E Q KEY 2 Lgggzgfi ' 6, Q 2 'sew : 2 F Q , , wg- 1, A 4 . 1, ,W V 5 .Q aw 2 J 1. 2 3 mesa PA K Haan veneer ,i ,F Gm Nr 3 X ' 'Trp W. ,,.k WR ., M ff gf Q, 51, 4, wwfw , ' K Msgs fffQ's,.Wk,.,!, , A ' 1 1: 5 .M ,-in ,Q my it f 3551 f V '. ,ggi . ,F ,a , , , :,V QHQVW 4, ,, I 24,1 2 S I 'wx ,A , , 3- E x A .ff ' Wig,-5, t em mfinzswn H N , I 5 lv' A! H A Q ,,f, Q , f -1 :a,Ax.9'YlIf, 4: 'aewamvszmsfawg 0 1 0 67 'af F iffy ' 1.52-ug' ,, KEY CLUB J DEER PARK Q V , q,: 2 ::q I 2 M . X, k A:V.l,V A M W Q i 'E' f 1 i ' I Q uf 5 i- X , Q? 2 X M QQ FUTURE URSES ilst rowJ Carol Wagner, Donna Dean, Marie Prichard, Margaret Utecht, Barbara Drogo, Judy Kravitz, Janet Jones. 12nd row? Gayle Parker, Diane Vernon, Margaret Stuart, Patty Buck, Sue Bernens, Linda Sykes. 13rd 1'0WJ Kathie Mueller, Ruth Ann Goldfuss, Gayle Vice, Judy Rogers, Judy Wasson, Judy Steinhoff, Janet Theiss. Judy Steinhoff President 84 Mrs. Thomas-Advisor This year Future Nurses of America has grown a great deal under the leader- ship of Mrs. Thomas and the officers, Pres. Judy Steinhoff, V.-Pres. Judy Rogers, Sec. Janet Jones, and Treas. Ginny Hickman. F.N.A. has been very active this year, they have had a bake sale, made stuffed animals to send to Jewish Hospital and they also made valentine favors of candy for Saint Theresals. UT RE BUSI ESS LEADER The purpose of F.B.L.A. is to encourage members to develop the skills that are needed to succeed in the business World. This year F.B.L.A,, under the leadership of Miss Spurr and their officers-President, Karen Cooper, Vice-President, Phyllis Simmons, Secretary, Marcia Ball, Treasurer, Judy Luti-have accomplished a great deal. They sponsored a '4Carnation Day,'7 sold Christmas wrappings and sent representa- tives to the National Convention in Cincin- nati. Karen Cooper President Miss Helen Spurr Advisor flst row? Judy Chapman, Marcia Ball, Debbie Fassnacht, Mary Lou Bendel, Judy Luti, Judy Jenkins, Carmen Schlimm. f2nd rowi Linda Seubert, Karen Kellerrnen, Virginia Vaske, Karen Cooper, Karen McCombs, Karen Sykes. f3nd row? Barbara Voelker Phyllis Simmons, Sharon Mulcahy, Nona Pelstring, Linda Barrett, Yvonne Reisman, Pat Coleman, Bonnie Cross, Sandra Dey. BETA-Y A D ALPHA-Y-ME TAL Klst rowl Wanda Campbell, Janet Jones, Joanie Kyde, Janie Kinney. 12nd row! Lindia Suebert, Margaret Stewart, Debbie Fassnacht, Ginny Hickman, Sue Bernens. f3rd row? Karen McComhs, Janet Theis, Ginny Vaske, Linda Maschmeyer, Judy Steinhoff, Elizabeth Drogo. 14th rowl Vera Weidner, Nona Pelstring, Barb Barton, Joyce Osterbrock, Sharon Mulcahy, Phillis Simmons. Mrs. Tacy Advisor 86 Linda Maschmeyer, Pres. To promote brotherhood and fellowship among young Christian women is the goal of the Y-Teens. This year our Y-Teens at Deer Park have done a great deal to fill the year with activities. Beta-Y sponsored a dance, 'The Night Creature, and Alpha-Y has had a group of interesting speakers. They also made favors for Longview Hospital for May Day. To end out the year both clubs took part in the annual potato chip sale. PHYSICAL, PIRITUAL DEVELOPME T OUR SONG If we can grow as simply as common blades of grass Both tall and straight as trees grow to the sky, Then we can learn to know, to know and understand Ourselves and others what we do and why. Mrs. Johnson 5 M Advisor 'H b ,W f--f r 3,5 ,- Se , 354. if ' A 2. ,, 11 .,.......s .ml-a,. .. ' gi ff 121 . 1-. sf V 'qs :!'Ea. 'sv .-1. - . rf- : M .,.. 1,,h' MQW? 'wfiibsifr A 2 Arlene Sirkin, Pres. Clst row? B. Stepp, B. Gabriel, C. Hogue, J. Fletcher, L. Phillips, R. Vidas. 12nd row? K. Rahe, C. Hackney, K. Pancoast, D. Ohermeyer, D. Dean, P. Eng, J. Chapman. f3rd rowl V. Bokatsch, M. Bendel, G. Balser, B. Deuinger, M. VargaToth, S. Heggemeier, B. Hampton, J. Ochs. f4th row? S. Herrmann, K. Blackburn, L. Schulte, S Hyrne, J. Rogers, B. Drogo, P. Burnette. 15th rowl B. Frye, J. Carter, A. Sirkin, D. Pennard, J. Schneider, C. Ruwe, M. Schirmer, L. Dods. TOM TOM TAF F Clst rowl Linda Hatt, Nancy Murphy, Pat Hemmerly, Janiece Hashimoto. 12nd rowJ B. Pasick, Karen Sykes, Suzie McMath, Joyce Nowak. f3rd row? Karen Cooper, Judy Rogers, L. Yates, Bill Knapke, Patti Bowman, Judy Steinhoff. Jacqui Englehardt Editor Mr. Robinson, Advisor 88 Betty Pasick Assistant Editor The journalistic ability and conscientiousness of the Tom. Tom staff is proved bi-monthly with the appearance of the school newspaper and the student's oracle, the Tom Tom. The recurring deadline demands that much time and effort be spent by the faithful staff members under the competent leadership of their editor and advisor. A sigh of relief and satisfaction is expelled from Room 133 every other Friday and Deer Park's students are once again pro- vided with good reading. A TLER TAFF flst rowl Bonnie Neu, Janet Jones, Carmen Schlimm, Karen lVlcCombs, Linda Maschmeyer, Bev Richards, Liz Dro 0 12nd rowl Carol Wasson, Lester Lloyd, Ken Johnson, .lim Thompson, Connie Radke. Sandy Rahe Editor Karen McCombs Assistant Editor The aim of the members of the Antler Staff is to produce a successful yearbook. Working together, they combine their talents and ideas with diligent efforts and plain hard work. Overcoming deadline difficulties, the members c a m e through with-they hope-a fresh and unique yearbook. Mr. Yonce, Advisor 90 CHESS CLUB list row? Bill Bohle, Presidentg Ronald Peake. 12nd rowl Charles Mayhew, Dennis Peake, Ronald Powell, John Dejager, Vice- President. 13rd row? Mrs. Proffit, Ruth Ann Goldfuss, Gary Walker, Bruce Thompson, Bob Bolile, David Kronmiller, Bob Lewis, David Thompson. WAYSIDE INN CLUB rv.. ilst rowl Karen Hogue, Nancy Niesz, Ritsa Vidas, John Delager. f2nd rowj Wayne Perin, Steve Ramey, Albert Kessler, Barry Woods, Douglas Livingston. LIBRARY ASSISTAN TS Left to right: Linda Hendrix, Karen Sykes, Joyce Nowak, Connie Hendrix Miss Pearl Portnoy Advisor Left to right: .ludy Rogers, Janice Thacker, Myrna Brown. What do library assistants do? All the things that are helpful to the librarian. They check the new books against orders, record them in the ac- cession book, and help prepare them for the shelves with book cards and pockets and plastic jackets. They arrange and file cards in the catalog, help keep the library shelves in order and mend books that need mending. This is probably the least part of the work as anyone knows who has ever worked in a library. Left to right: Sandy Dey, Cheryl Hogue, Mimi Lowry. 9l PROJECTIO IST S A D SCHOOL PATROL flst rowb Glen Hosmer, Mark Horwitz, Jim Breakall, David Kronmiller, Larry Hyrne. f2nd row? Russell Shepard, Jim Schenz, John Arnsharger, Gary Traugber, Jim Stewart, .leff Wainscott. f3rd row? Bill Bohle, Lynn Rouse, Gary Breakall, David Love, George Wichmann, Bill Crook, Terry Regenfusz. flst rowl Darrell Hornsby, Tom Husband, Bill Ellerman. 12nd row? Ricky Lingo, Craig George, Mike Howard. David Lgvg Gary Tl'3.l1gl1bCI OFFICE ASSISTANTS Clst rowl Rosemarie Suess, Carin Pelz, Diane Ohenneyer, Nancy Niesz, Linda Phillips. f2nd row? Charles Johnson Ronald Powell, Sam Stauffer, Barry Woods, Bob Smith, Albert Kessler. Clst rowl Irene Hull, Margaret Utecht, Kathy Brosmer, Karen Pelz, Virginia Vaske, Kay Gallagher, Cheryl Hogue, Billy Cox. 12nd rowj Joanie Kyde, Marie Prichard, Bev Schmeuzer, Sandra Woycke, Nancy Heber, Steve Miller, Dave Rittenhouse, Richard Crawford, Russ Shepard, George Crawford, Mr. Meagher. ART CLUB A D DRAMA GUILD Sue Stewart, Carol Mattingly, Barbara Gabriel, Melody Phillips, Diane Martin, Carol Moore, Jim Winter. 94 Karen Cooper, Joyce Osterbrock, .loanie Kyde, Bonnie Neu, Lynn Blankmeyer, Pat Eng, Ritsa Vidas. flst rowl Monte Rovekamp Connie Hendrix, Charles Mayhew. 12nd row? Mr Spray Ron Powell Greg Niemeyer, Terry Wenzel. flst rowl Herb Morse, Marilyn Henthorn, Craig George, Sue Stuart, Albert Kessler. f2nd rowl Bob Kaupp, Mr. Allen, Barry Woods, Sam Stauffer, Bill Crook, Monte Rove- kamp, Brian Appleman. CHE CE.A D CAMERA CLUB FUTURE TEACHER flst row? R. Vidas, B. Stepp, B. Hampton, B. Gabriel, L. Drogo, L. Phillips, J. Fletcher, B. Lewis. K2nd rowl D. Emminger, R. Ott, J. Schenz, N. Niesz, D. Ohermeyer, P. Phelan, D. Vockell, M. Kelly. 13rd row? C. Pelz, K. Hogue, C. Lambert, J. Thacker, D. Livingston, L. Hennessey, J. Nowak. 14th rowl B. Short, J. Reed, B. Lewis, D. Smith, T. Griffith, J. Routt, J. Morris, C. Wiggerman. 15th rowl L. Kessell, C. Radke, J. Dey, S. Stauffer, R. Ferdon, H. Cordell, R. Winkleman, M. VanSchaik, M. Henthorn. 95 RESERVE THE SPARKS THAT CHEERLEADERS E N SUSIE GAINES JANET FLETCHER KINDLED VIC TORY! VARSITY BETTY PASICK CHEERLEADERS SANDY RAHE SUZIE McMATH MARILYN KELLY 97 GIRL ' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO - y 1 i i i i r E I l l I Clst row? A. Sirkin,-B. Rinehart, S. Heggemier, J. Fletcher, P. Eng. 12nd rowl H. Victor, K. Pancoast, J. Stevens, J. Jones, D. Vockell, J. Kyde. 63rd rowl D. Parks, S. McMath, S. Hyrne, C. Osborne, B. Pasick, M. Vogel. filth row? S. Rahe, K. Kellerman, G. Hick- man, C. Hendrix, M. Prine, D. Martin. f5th rowj J. Routt, S. Wiefering, C. Noland, M. Stewart, C. Lambert, L. Hoffman. f6th rowl S. Dey, S. Williams, J. Schneider, S. Mulchay, B. Cross, I. Steinhoff, P. Simmons. F The infamous initials G.A.AF' translate into Girls' Athletic Association: a group of vivacious, energetic, yet lovely, co-eds de- veloping their physiques to match their feminine wiles. Every Friday afternoon the usual masculine curses being emitted from D.P.,s gym are changed to high-pitched feminine giggles. These Athletes play basketball, volleyball, and badminton with the prowess and deter- 1 mination of pros. Janiece Hashimoto-President I .,- ..... . FI ICALLY FIT FEMME 11st rowl L. Fletcher, B. Dearringer, 1. Hashimoto, L. Docls, L. Schulte. f2nd row? M. Vargatoth, B. Hampton, M. Kelly, D. Em minger, T. Bonta. 13rd row? M. Phillips, L. Blankenmeyer, P. Knechtly, S. Herrmann, D. Fassnacht, C. Mullenix. f4th row? .l Bernens, N. Schmidt, M. Ball, K. McCombs. 15th row? S. Bernens, J. Theiss, Y. Reisman, P. Nicely, S. Hoffmeister. 16th row? V. Bakatek, M. Henthorn, M. Vanschaik. These future homemakers C ?l also take occasional trips to near-by bowling lanes and swimming pools Where they publicly demonstrate their skills and abilities. Any girl with the stamina and solidity for remaining in this organization for four years, receives-logically enough-a four-year award at the annual sports banquet. The C.A.A. member of today-the Olympian of tomorrow. Mrs. Ellis-Advisor ,M 7. 1 1 THE PEP CLUB-BOOSTING SPIRIT flst row? B. Rienhardt, A. Sirkin, B. Pasick, S. Rahe, M. Kelly, J. Hashimoto, P. Knechtly, S. McMath, L. Dods, J. Fletcher, L. Schulte. f2nd rowl B. Stepp, J. Kravitz, L. Phillips, G. Balser, P. Burnette, S. Derringer, D. Chapman, P. Eng, J. Menough, L. Fletcher, B. Capehardt. 13rd rowl J. Kyde, D. Vockell, D. Dean, J. Jenkins, K. Rahe, N. Nauchbauer, G. Hosmer, T. Bronta B. Gabriel, B. Hampton, W. Campbell. f4th rowl L. Drogo, L. Seubert, M. Schiemer, M. Phillips, S. Heggamier, B. Short, M Varga Toth, B. Drogo, N. Niesz, P. Weigel, J. Rogers, L. Ritchey. 15th row? R. Radcliff, J. Berens, M. Prine, D. Park, J. Koehl D. Martin, L. Blankmeyer, B. Frye, C. Mattingly, B. Schramm, D. Fassnache, J. Bowers. f6th' rowJ N. Wise, M. Wise, C Hendrix, J. Kinney, G. Hickman, C. Lambert, S. Berens, M. Stewart, J. Theiss, K. Blackburn, K. Sykes, L. Kessel. C7th rowl L 'lsaack, L. Sykes, S. Hyrne, C. Noland, C. Ritchie, S. Weiffering, J. Routt, C. Ruwe, G. Parker. f8th rowl S. Herrmann, G Vaske, M. Henthorn, M. Van Schaik, S. Williams, D. Pennard, S. Dey, C. Kissinger, Janet Schneider, D. Skoog, B. Barton. l00 7 THE WILDCADETTE -BOOST I G THE BA D flst row? Linda. Hatt, Joan Kyde, Phyllis Simmons, Marsha Varga Toth, Lois Schulte, Yvonne Reisman, Linda Dods, Wanda Camp- bell. C2nd rowl Barbara Rinehardt, Susan Gaines, Janet Theiss, Jacqui Engelhardt, Linda Sublett, Kathy Blackburn, Carol Hartman. 43rd rowj Nancy Heber, Carolyn Cohbe, Linda Barret, Margie Van Schaik, Marilyn Henthorn, Karen Cooper, Connie Thomas. IOI DEER PARI HIGH flst rowj Ginny Hickman, Judy Kopp, Joanie Miller. 12nd row? Linda Hatt, Linda Dods, Susan Gaines, Lois Schulte, Barb Rine- hardt, Nancy Heber. l3rd rowl Marsha Vargatoth, Carolyn Cobbe, Karen Cooper, Marilyn Henthorne, Margie Van Schaik, Linda Bar- rett- 1401 f0Wl Chuck Gaston, Ronnie Powell, Larry Crawford, Sally Munnell, Rosemarie Suess. f5th rowl Charles Mayhew, Steve Kuck, Paul Rundberg, Jack Daniels, David Thompson. 16th rowl George Cobbe, Larry Klasmeier, Gary Gramke, Bruce Thompson, Brenda Moore. 17th rowl Ruth Ann Coldfuss, Louanne Hennessy, Nancy Neisz, Dorothy Emminger, Janet Jones, Barbara Stepp. f8th rowJ Ken Weintrub, Jim Madison, Randy Bass, Bob Rhodes, Stan Cossman, ,lohn Wolf. 49th row? Sam Stauffer, Rocky Allen, Bob Herrmann. I02 MARCHI G BA D flst row? Connie Fairbanks, Bev Statt, Elizabeth Drogo. f2nd rowj Kathie Blackburn, Yvonne Heisman, Carol Hartman, Wanda Campbell, Joan Kyde. 13rd rowb Connie Thomas, Jacqui Engelharclt, Phyllis Simmons, Janet Theiss, Linda Sublett. 64th rowl Kathie Mueller, Ronnie Fairbanks, Dick Staten, Dave Shively, Bernie McDole. f5th rowb Herb Morse, Dennis Klasmeier, Andy Schramm, Pat Talmage. 16th row? Eddie Stevens, Dean Stewart, Greg Stone, Richard Fischer, Lester Lloyd. f7th rowl Linda Phillips, Made Prichard, Diane Poage, Nancy Prinzel, Diane Obermeyer. C8th rowl Larry Stephans, Steve Boney, Marilyn Talmage, Tom Fledder- man, Bob Smith, Linda Phillips. 19th rowl Doug Livingston, Carol Moore, Neil Zimmerman. CO CERT BA D ' ' W I flst row? S. Stauffer, D. Emminger, S. Boney, N. Zimmerman, N. Neisz, D. Obermeyer, E. Drogo, L. Meyer, L. Phillips, C. Fairbanks, R. Goldfuss. 12nd row? B. Smith, T. Fledderman, J. Jones, L. Hennessy, N. Prinzel, C. Moore, K. Mueller, R. Suess, S. Munnel, C. Mayhew, M. Talmage, S. Kuck, D. Klasmeier, D. Thompson, H. Morse, J. Daniels, A. Schramm. 13rd rowl M. Prichard, B. Stepp, C. Hickman, J. Miller, P. Talmage, D. Poage, B. Moore, E. Stevens, G. Gramke, D. Stewart, L. Klasmeier, L. Lloyd, R. Fischer, 1 B. Thompson, C. Stone, G. Cobbe, D. Staten, D. Shively, L. Crawford, R. Powell, R. Fairbanks, B. McDole, C. Gaston. f4th row? . N. Heber, K. Weintrub, B. Rhodes, J. Madison, R. Bass, J. Wolf, S. Cassman, L. Stephans, R. Allen, B. Herrmann. THE GRAY -SCARLET M. Talmage, C. Mayhew, S. Kuck, P. Rundberg, A. Schramm, J. Daniels. f2nd rowl B. Smith, S. Boney, D. Staten, D. Shively, G. Gramke, R. Fischer, L. Lloyd, L. Klasmeier, G. Cobbe, D. Emminger, S. Stauffer. 13rd row? R. Goldfuss, K. Weintrub, B. McDole, C. Gaston. 14th row? B. Herrmann, J. Madison, R. Bass, R. Allen. IO4 CONNIE FAIRBANKS JOANIE MILLER Head Majvrette Featured Twirler THE BAND PUT S UP A GOOD F RONT! flst row? Ginny Hickman, Judy Kopp, Bev Statt, Elizabeth Drago f2nd rowl Joanie Miller, Connie Fairbanks. DEER PARK HIGH flst rowl Linda Hatt, Marilyn Kelly, Karen McCombs, Sandy Rahe, Connie Fairbanks, Mark Montgomery, Bill Knapke, Wayne Garee, Bob Herrmann, Steve Boney. 12nd rowl Wanda Campbell, Barb Schramm, Mary Lou Bendel, Sandy Tarter, Charlotte Lambert, Harry Cordell, Larry Cordell, Larry Klasmeier, John Reed, Doug Livingston. 13rd rowl Barb Short, Janet Self, Virginia Hickman, Ruth Ann Goldfuss, Myrna Brown, Linda Barret, George Cobbe, Ted Maley, Ronnie Gough, Dave Waddell, Gary Traughber. IO6 ' ' Ly if W- I V kg! 4i Q if if E ww I -Q V , zg. fe K sa l I 1 6 'i nw . v , , Q was r WW I n 4 V21 s 0 W 2 , 'fr Aw 1 ,, fa gg' 'Zi' 4 3 3 is 6 ,, ,, ,f Y 25 figfff , I f ' 5 - THE WORLD OF SPORTS 1961-62 BILL KNAPKE GARY WHEELER SCOTT KIRKER JIM TEMAR Guard Tackle Guard Halfback f .1 I if 5:-, v TOM GRISWOLD Head Coach BILL BOHLE GLEN HOUSE BOB HERRMAN DAN LYONS Fullback Guard Halfback Halfback WILDCATS LEON CONOVER KEN JOHNSON JIM SCHENZ BOB SCHEARING Tackle! Tackle Halfback Halfback 1 JERRY WOOD Backfield Coach JEFF BRICKER GEORGE COBBE TERRY BALLARD RUSS NAGELSON Tackle Center End Quarterback Hustle is one of the most im- portant Words in a football play- er's vocabulary and the proper ap- plication of this Word paid divi- dends for the Deer Park Wildcats this year. Few students. realize the hours of practice and study it takes to mold a well-rounded, unified team. These boys willingly sacrifice to bring fame and recognition to Deer Park. We congratulate both team and coaches on a well- played season. RUSTY FERDON Tackle George Madden Guard DAN GOODALL Center DICK PATTERSON Head Manager TOM PYLE Trainer LYNN ROUSE Manager DARYL ZIMMERS Manager TOM LANGFELD Manager DAVE WADDELL End DAVE SIRKIN Halfback JOHN DUNIGAN E Fullback JOHN SKINNER Guard Opponents Sycamore 14 Mariemont 14- Dayton-Fairborn 26 Greenhills 50 N.C.H. 8 Reading 8 St. Bernard 0 Wyoming 6 Mt. Healthy 16 Lockland 12 DAVE DENNIS End RON GOUGH Guard DICK HALL Tackle CHUCK GASTON Halfback RE ERVE FOOTBALL flst rowJ Bob Helvey, Ronnie Diehl, Rick Ballard, Lou Spinney, Wayne Stephens, Mike Starnes. f2nd rowl Bill Bools, Terry Regenfuss, Ron Johnson, Jim Prather, Ron Peake, Steve Kuck, Bob Harbison. f3rd rowl Ted Knechtly, Jeff Davis, Mike Cooper, Don Bush, Ted Maley, ,lim Stewart. 8 22 Sycamore 14 6 Moeller 52 28 Loveland 20 0 Greenhills 30 0 N.C.H. 14 6 Reading 0 0 Wyoming 40 D.P. Opponents 0 Mt. Healthy 24 12 Indian Hill l MR. MALEY MR. McGREEVY II6 VAR I TY STAN EVANS WAYNE GAREE TERRY BALLARD KEN JOHNSON Guard Guard Center Center ART MALEY Coach TED KNECHTLY DAVE DENNIS JOHN DUNIGAN Manager Forward Guard BASKETBALL JIM TEMAR JIM HALL DANNY LYON RUSS NAGELSON Guard Forward Guard Forward JOHN SKINNER GEORGE HOLLANDER BOB HARBISON Forward Center Manager A YEAR Deer Park's basketball team did not win a cham- pionship this year, but they did win the praise and admiration of every student. The victories were glorious, the defeats were bitter, but the game was always well played. The team work and compatibil- ity of this group made their season a success. We thank the team and its coaches for many hours of fine sports entertainment. I20 OF ACTION D.P. Opponents 72 Mariemont 50 71 Lockland 42 51 Wyoming 55 53 Sycamore 43 78 North College Hill 57 56 St. Bernard 62 56 Heading 46 54 Greenhills 67 43 Mt. Healthy 57 88 Lockland 56 49 Newport Catholic 69 56 Wyoming 61 77 North College Hill 75 62 St. Bernard 50 56 Reading 81 55 Greenhills 59 53 Sycamore 55 56 Mt. Healthy 49 RESERVE BASKETBALL- '63 VARSITY MR. MCGREEVY Coach Opponents 20 Mariemont 32 43 Lockland 25 43 Wyoming 28 34 Sycamore 47 44 N.C.H. 25 38 St. Bernard 53 40 Reading 38 37 Greenhills 42 45 Mt. Healthy 34 51 Lockland 36 36 Newport Catholic 44- 34 Wyoming 48 51 N.C.H. 48 34 St. Bernard 44 51 Reading 43 43 Greenhills 48 38 Sycamore 37 50 Mt. Healthy 36 fist rowl Ron Johnson, Bob Freeman, Tom Pyle, Ron Mink, Bob Schwartz. f2nd row? Bob Helvey, Bob Wheeler, Dave Gllmore Rick Ballard, Cliff Foster, Dan Bush, Bill Selvey, Ted Maley. I22 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL - A PERFECT SEASON D.P. Opponents 50 Finneytown 20 46 Lockland 2 1 3 1 Wyoming 26 46 N .C.H. 32 41 Mariemont 22 40 Reading 37 41 Greenhills 33 47 Mt. Healthy 23 29 Maderia 27 48 Lockland 20 45 Milford 40 28 Wyoming 25 42 N .C.H. 24 44 Reading 18 44 Greenhills 26 36 Mt. Healthy 17 46 Moeller 26 MR. WOOD Coach flst rowJ Jim Bisch, Dan Kelly, Bob Tuebner. 12nd rowl John Edgar, Jim Prather, Mike Scott, Bob Bostwick, Ron Davis Dale Flte Mike Cooper, Ron Prince. GOLF TEAM ,ai .lim Cox, .lim Rogers, Ron Diehl, Cliff Foster, Bill Selvey, Ted Maley, Terry Wenzel, Dick Staten. 14 . 2 1 124 They may never make the U. S. Open, but the members of Deer Parkls golf team certainly deserve the praise and admiration of their classmates. They practice long and hard and trek many grueling miles over the golf courses. The students don't always know what the golf team is doing, but we are proud to know theylre there. Mr. Maley is their coach. l 1 l TENNIS T EAM flst rowl Ray Fox, Doug Livingston, Dennis Roberts, Dave Matthews, John Maegley, Fred Dennis, Bill Hemer. 12nd rowl Bill Knapke, Dick Hall, Dick Wilson, Charles Heinzelman, Mark Montgomery, Ron Powell. Love is a common tennis term and it must he an emotion felt for the game by every member of this year's tennis team. Working under contemptihle conditions, these boys have shown the stamina and fortitude of real pros and have emerged as a well co-ordinated team. Mr. Lazarus is their coach. I25 TRACK Pgpt fl im is up and over. flst rowl R. Gough, R. Fobes, J. Kasee, J. O'Connor, J. Stewart, T. Buckly, B. Bosurick, D. Peake, S. Pope, S. Kuck. 12nd rowl R. Ott, B. Bohle, M. Leake, R. Johnson, B. Thompson, T. Knechtly, J. Edgar, J. Gregg, J. Welage, J. Harbison, J. Schenz, B. Lang- feld. 63rd rowl Coach Griswold, B. Harbinson, B. Schwartz, B. Stewart, M. Cooper, 1 Larry, Wayne and Andy are set to GO, GO, GO. Kgn winds TEAM Run, Larry, Run R. Ballard, D. Prince, D. Bush, M. Havilin, D. Thompson, J. Strunk, W. Stephens, C. Johnson, L. Spinney. C4-th rowJ D. Shively, G. Cobbe, J. Skinner, T. Ballard, L. Conover, K. Johnson,-D. Dennis, G. Madden, W. Garee, C. Staley, C. Staley, B. Bohle, .l. Schenz, C. Gaston. Coach gives Chuck and Terry one more pointer. I x 1 F i P P 5 1 w l . . , Q.. , M f 1- , --f , 1 - 7 f 4: Q ... . -V A 2 'q K ,H - mmf f we ' .,xv--fair.:-Qavfiaai BA EBALL TEAM flst row? Jim Temar, Bob Straton, Ron Peake, Dan Lyon, Bob Teubner, Dan Spinney. 12nd rowJ Mlke Scott Bob Wheeler B111 Freeman John Dunigan, Tom Pyle. 4,3rd rowl Coach Wood, Ron Davie, .lim Hall, Stan Evans, Terry Tdb01 Rusty Ferdon Dave Gllmore Rusty Nagelson. Z 1 157 li!! , X X - x .3 , N 'S f' f . , -A 1' I 9 23 is ngff . .9 2 A Q Y' 'N W X 15 K ., 5 .. inf-an!!! N w KX 1 THE WORLJ OF A C TI VI T 1 Q nk :Q 1 X, 43' L 10 'N..m. R733 I-. -N .we a ,..,Q uf 5 I Q Q' Z S li .3 . . , :?g:+5Z'is5f 9 9 1 if fa i. V 'lL !LL-, , Tl'i S3 aj fzij ll. H 3 A Um , W ,, ,,,, , Q, -2 ,ge Y W 4 nf fx . gk fi Q 31,55 Qt Ti X if lc' V, ' J Inu- ,... I . My K' M' p-7' .,Ww.....w --f' 1 1 1 m 1 D x v xl if K Aw-M Q- ffi, Q vf s ai -W . Q j X T133 fr fff N-.wh K . 5 ff-3 , fi 1 gpimpf 5' '5- Nsr- 3 'sl 'fwalz FOOTBALL BANQUET Terry Ballard, captain of the 1961 Wildcats, and Coach Griswold congratulate Dave Dennis, who has just been elected captain of the Wildcats for 1962. The school year of 1962 brought much success to Deer Park. One outstanding example of this was the football banquet. Each player's parents who attended saw his son receive his award for participating in the 1961 football season. The banquet turned out to be such a success that it is going to become an annual affair with an outstanding guest speaker at each one. Everyone at Deer Park is proud to honor these boys who have received meritorious awards for their outstanding athletic ability. TERRY BALLARD-All-MVIL offensive end, Honorable Mention Cinn. Enquirer, 2nd team, Post 81 Times Star. LEON CONOVER-All-MVIL tackle, offense and defenseg lst team, Post 81 Times Star, 1st team, Enquirer, defense, Voted outstanding lineman of the year in Greater Cincinnati, member of All-South team, won Deer Park Wildcat tackling trophy. RUSS NAGELSON-All-MVIL back, offense and defense, lst team, Enquirer, defense, 2nd team, Post Sz Times Star, offense, MVIL nomination for That's My -Boyv Award. DAVE WADDELL-lst team, MVIL defense. J IM SCHENZ-Honorable Mention, MVIL KEN JOHNSON-Honorable Mention, MVIL BOB HERRMANN-Honorable Mention, MVIL GEORGE COBBE-Honorable Mention, MVIL FIR T ANNUAL CIE CE FAIR The 'cScience Fair was another successful ven- ture at Deer Park. Students in the Science Depart- ment from grades 7 through 12, each submitted an entry which was judged on neatness, authenticity, and the student's understanding. The Winners of Deer Park's Science Fair Went on to Miami Univer- sity competition Where Don Horner and Herb Morse received a Superior rating, and others went to U. C., Where Harris Cohen received the Superior rating. Don Horner then Went to the state competi- tion in Toledo, Ohio, Where he again won a uSu- periorn ribbon. - JB. ,,, fy Q, my in . reif W J: ' E wx ,LW .QT W'-ss , 1' -1 ' 2- ' X ,fin N 1 W , uri: M , . ii ,www ilu . I 1 , v NEB 5. w ' 4 4 f . :ECW Hz ' mr! 1 u , 1. 1 ,rg 3151244 grip 3. , Q N w I M fam. K KE s is ik 1- ,ng W gy 1. HN, Q -f 2 My Q ,, ,A 'is' 1' iffy 353 n 1 N in 2 9' in 1 diff P , D Q .4 A , be Q W 'i-nf! 5' WP 35 Y ef ' Q . K E Q.. 4 Af L Q Q Q 2 Q isgggx v2'X4 if Wann ,jggigigsfi sga li it U A '33, 1 ar fx ffl: if 4 w H X 1, Q , as as M W W L , 'E' 3 253' ' ' .H 1 My , , If .Q . i X f . 3,5 l ,HH QE? K W , Y 19 S Y 74 'K 5 K 1 ll fx gag: me ggfgw' 2 We w ' ' av af H' s 3515 'L T gf Q fig ax lb. X f 5,235 A 1 N ,7 Y gi 'V Q: if 52 , Q if 5 ' m in k f W 'sa ri v 4 X ff if Y A X R W ,Q E351 , 4 Q 4 3 ,S Q ,iff EJ . 1,956 S, j 1 5.52 'SQ ii ff 4 fiiffs' , vii' - San., 'lf - .px 9.5 H.. ff? , . df wifi,-3Qx, va 'A ui, ,' Q ,Aff- 4 ff' 4: 'U L , Y' 5 -: V .Rav i .. , gang, f -V:4 ,, V- ,,.' ,,,. . 1: I 1 :-E .cw ' . gzii a,.gE2 . I37 .L i g K . 1, ' . ' 4, 'Q 4 A f' 8 iisfw z s I 5 r i I I EXECUTIVE STAFF MISS HOWARD Director and Vocal MR. MISNER Instrumental MISS MacCULLOCH Drama MR. MEAGHER Stage Manager MRS. TEMPLIN Costumes 12315149 wrN'GM? n ki m..,,,.., S, A LA Q. mwiMQ,.w1f.f .--f vp VN. N H, 4 -av fm. n' 2 gifififl ' ,. xy 1.5. 4 fre I , kfiffgiwsf T - 1 , 'ii X A N Exam, Q ' yr M68 ,lb K , .4 wr V- -ii X ., 5'-'5 fm '1 - aa ,. xl' L . I fa ' f.,m?m.mmM4 gd, . ,M an - ,N A :fl 4' ' WW ' , 'fy 1 Q sf f K hx K., T UDE T ELECTIO THE CANDIDATES-Charles Gaston, Ginny Hickman, Barbara Holwitz, Dave Dennis, Wayne Garee, Dick Hall, Arleen Sirkin, Sandy Herrmann, Paul Rundberg. THE WINNERS- Pres. W. Caree V.-Prgs. P. Rundberg Sec. A. Sirkin 1 962 P R 0 M MAY 18 KENWOOD COUNTRY CLUB CC 77 Wbonfyff anofyzaem OFIQS - PROM QUEEN - Miss Joan Kyde QUEEN CANDIDATES Linda Barrett Marilyn Kelly Barbara Barton Donna Heinichen 1961 Queen I44 QUEEN CANDIDATES Donna Vockell Debbie Fassnacht Gloria Turck k NH 2 G..4.,4. BA QUET S fi Wife FOUR YEAR AWARDS-J. Hashimotog K. McCombsg S. Mulchayg P. Simmonsg S. Raheg D. Emminger. OTHER AWARDS-Klst rowl L. Maschmeyerg J. Routtg M. Van Schaikg M. Henthorneg S. Weiferingg P. Nicely. f2nd row? S. Herrmanng J. Kydeg Y. Reismimg D. Vockellg D. Fassnachtg M. Vogelg D. Parkg C. Mattingly. I46 1 W J 1 f 1 . E s 5 1 5 Z 1 2 2 H 5 Z 5 2 , E 1 , 1 Z , , f S 5 4 S 1 Z 1 f ! Nw vii fbX'?'l. W 1-a K as if has X .fm ai , V' iff .Q 'jk u , we 3 iw,-:sg K gp,-A-1 Pi . if ' Z M175 ..:f' ' Ff ! ',l,1 wif my f K '15 f N A 1 wb I M za Y ,Ag A,-ff ' V. k Q f frjgxfgk ' ,W ,Af M, M 7' ii 5 ff 3 5 J 3 mils NNUAL PRI G SPORT BANQUET ,M Guest Speaker--JIM MCCAFFERTY, Basketball Coach at St. X. Coach Wood awards Stan Evans his baseball letter. Mrs. Ellis poses with Janiece Hash- imoto, Head cheerleader. Larry Klasmeier, Andy Schramm, and Coach Griswold t I 49 .Lf I50 Q I5I I-IO OR GRADUATES HIGH HONORS: Marcia Ball, Phyllis Simmons, and Joyce Dey. HONORS: flst row? Carol Wagner, Dorothy Emminger, Charlotte Wiggermann. 42nd rowl Jacqui Englehardt, Suzie McMath, Sandy Rahe, Janice Thacker, Jim Thompson. f3rd row? Jim Schenz, David Tahakow, Bonnie Cross, Judy Rogers, Bill Bohle. ' l52 SENIOR DAY 'K M-H Senior class president, Jim Schenz, presents the key to the school to Junior class president, Chuck Gas- ton. Mr. Manning awards Jacqui Englehardt individual honors. Jim Schenz presents Class gift to Mr. Crawford. A D COMME CEME T Some nervousg some anxious. Connie Fairbanks proudly receives her diploma from Mr. Norman Schraffenberger, president of the Board of Education. - 1 The long processional. Bob Stratton will never forget this moment. Wfa J f CONGRATULATIONS! I55 Q.: 1- WV rf? 'iff' i ,fyfvfhk uiff-WCAG , -A K K un- -Ni 5 v 455 Y ,I 5, ,, .fs 'f ,. 'La Q 4 . ,V ' A 1 4 V , , hv V i iff!-,q,Qg.: V ., R L.. , ky JV S s nf . i,g, . if A ,- H M ,,-:Jw T , H 1- . .. ' 1 .1 fy K 31 IFA. 3.33 1 3: ff Q , vrxvrf . 0 Sl 's 5 J, yi Q 'x 1w a V 'W 1 K , . x 1 ff 2 f 1 af 'fi 1 w 4 nv., .V VM 1 Q Q f + J ' 1-L .- :wsw,..,. 20 , x fi- qqhmw ff , ik ' up Q . K .'?w , :.- my 1' 'mf M , f - - Q , VW-,: , '-- -f A -,,wfM'wv'w, -W , ' ' , . ,,.w..,,.M ,J s., . g, ,, .V AM - o . - W e+,.A.nv - x . H H' 1-' - . gwdvlfm f Q my . ' f .ls as W H v A E' Q ' ' . J. f Q- , . , . . I 5 'X . 1 Sql 3, Q YY, , 3 N' 1 f 1 ' 'f , W Mi ' . N wth 1 f 2 ,3 ' r Q T , 3' 'WW -Q. b A 'wt A, 55' N1 f ,,u +w-wb 1 , Al 1' vs-7 sbs 3 4 A Q I ' a' ' ' 1 , gy fx a Y . Us -1 'iw 9 7 . , . ZF, 'K t.. mi? X. ,, x. - Y 1 - X , ' .- K. ' , 'Nf'-sm , 4 X wg - f I K , KC, .7 M- . . f 5. 1 I LA? F 1584936 an f . -- wk, .qi jg.. ., X ' -'af'g?x3:.Qvk, 5 K. X X ,. M Lf?5?iEg.3il1f?ZQ may ,. W, ,W.,. D Q f,.,. ,, A i i -W, Y, ,W ., K I A A 1 51 I V ', Q W K V I , D AV! T X 3:1 W x r-4 f' , ,fit - , Q ' , .3 Z in -2 THE WORLD OF 1 , B USINESS AND AD VER TISING it Q , l J LOUIS MANNING Principal TEACHER INDEX Eastern Kentucky State College HELEN L. WILLIAMS Assistant Principal and Senior Counselor. Transylvania College, University of Kentucky, Columbia University, University of Cincinnati. Co-ordinator of extracurricular activities. Student Council Advisor, National Honor Society Advisor, Dean of Girls. BLUCHER ALLEN, IR. Biology, General Science. Lees College, University of Kentucky. Co-sponsor Science and Camera Club. BLUFORD BERRYMAN Geography and Science. Kentucky Wesleyan College, Xavier University. Seventh Grade Advisor. .IAMES R. BRATTON Ohio History, Geography, Government, World Geography. University of Da ton, Xavier University. Y Junior High Coach. WILLIAM H. BRIGHT General Science. Wilmington College, Univer Noon-time recreation. WILLIAM P. BUNNELL English and Math. Wilmington College. JAMES P. CARNES sity of Cincinnati. Math and Driver Education. Georgetown College, Univer BERNICE CHAMPION sity of Cincinnati. Algebra, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry. Eastern Kentucky State College, University of Kentucky, University of Virginia, Xavier University. National Honor Society, ,Iunior Class Sponsor KATHLEEN DILS Science, Math, Language Arts, and Social Studies. St. Louis University. Gamma-Y. KATHLEEN R. ELLIS Physical Education, Health. Miami University, Universit G.A.A. and Pep Club. KENNETH W. GILLIAN Science. y of Colorado. Ohio State University, University of Cincinnati, Xavier University. l60 TOM GRISWOLD Physical Education and Health. Miami University. Head football coach, head track coach, Sponsor of Safety Patrol. SANDRA W. HALL English. Ohio Wesleyan University, Stephans College, University of Hawaii. G.A.A. and Reserve Cheerleaders. DOROTHY HOWARD Vocal Music. Cincinnati College of Music, University of Cincinnati. Vocal Highlights, Parkers, Christmas Assembly, Bacca- laureate, Commencement. THOMAS M. HUSTMEYER English. Xavier University. Wayside Inn Club. MARY L. JOHNSON Typing, General Business. University of Cincinnati. Beta-Y. KENNETH I. LAZARUS Physical Education, llth Grade Advisor. Miami University. Tennis Coach, Key Club Advisor. MARION MacCULLOCH English. Marshall University. Drama Guild. ARTHUR U. MALEY Industrial Arts. Ohio University, Wilmington College, Miami University, Xavier University. Head Basketball Coach. PAUL R. McGREEVY Plane Geometry, Algebra II. Miami University, Ohio University, Kent State University, University of Cincinnati. ' Reserve Basketball Coach, Freshman Football Coach. THOMAS MEAGHER Art and Industrial Arts. Morehead State College. Art Club. FRANK F. MISNER Instrumental Music. Ohio University, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, Uni- versity of Cincinnati. Parkers, Wildcadettes, Band Performances. TEACHER INDEX DANIEL B. O'REAR English, Social Studies. Indiana State College, Franklin College, Indiana Univer- sity. Financial Advisor of Antlers. EUGENE L. PAALZ Business Math, Bookkeeping. University of Cincinnati. EDWARD PHILLIPS American Government. Wilmington College, University of Cincinnati, Miami Uni- versity. Senior Class Advisor. CLARENCE R. PIERCEY American History. Berea College, Kentucky Wesleyan, University of Ken- tucky. Director of Athletics. PEARL PORTNOY Librarian, Audio-Visual Aids Director. Washington University, University of Illinois. Great Books Club, Projectionists. ANNA PROF F ITT American History, World History. Ohio State University, University of Cincinnati, Wilming- ton College. Chess Club, National Honor Society. SUE E. RIDDELL English. University of Kentucky. JOSEPH R. ROBINSON English and Journalism. Pikeville College, Eastern Kentucky State College. Tom-Tom Advisor. WILLIAM C. RUSSELL Science. Wilmington College, University of Cincinnati. Charge of Point and Merit System. DONALD R. SCHAEFER English. Eastern Kentucky State College, University of Cincinnati. Magazine Sponsor. DIANNE P. SCHOBEL French. Butler University. Pep Club. JOSEPH SIEGERT Practical Math. Ohio Mechanics Institute. Will , n of Cincinnati. KELLY P. SMITH Latin. University of Dayton, Ohio Univ Latin Club. CARL H. SPRAY ington College, University ersity. Physics, Chemistry, General Science. Indiana University. Science and Camera Club. HELEN SPURR Business Education. University of Kentucky, Univer sity of Wisconsin, North- western University, Miami University. Future Business Leaders of America. EVELYN TACY Typing. Parsons College, Drake University. Alpha-Y. EULA TEMPLIN Home Economics. Eastern State Teachers College. Junior Class Sponsor, Charge of EVE THEISEN Math. Wittenberg University Miami ' , Un Future Teachers of America. PHYLLIS THOMAS Latin. Oshkosh State College. Future Nurses. JEAN B. THOMPSON Latin. Mount Holyoke College. L'Youth for Christ. JULIA M. VOLL Social Studies, English, Art. University of Cincinnati. Deer Park Service Club. JERRY WOODS World History, Law, Economics. Wilmington College. Head Baseball Coach, Freshman ant Football Coach. NORMAN YONCE English, Journalism. Eastern Kentucky State College. Antlers Advisor. Parkers Costumes. iversity. Basketball Coach, Assist- I 6 I 'Q 1 WE 35 YV Q fa!g+fnn,,zm ir? :na 2 ? 1' SHE L' 5-HW., v 2-ww 'M 1 E.. . , A ! 'f'T T Compliments of SOUTHERN OHIO NATIONAL BANK DILLONVALE SHOPPING CENTER XX XNSUR44' Q05 ff S Mixxm ,, 5 lu uw 4 1 1 . E SZ. . 'i S Ms Your Own What teenager wouldn't get excited over having her very own Princess phone. Think what a joy to use a phone that's scarcely bigger than your hand-that feels light as a feather - with a dial that glows softly, lights up brightly whenever you pick up the receiver. You'll enjoy calls more in your own room on your own Princess phone. And, the monthly charge is so low that you may be able to pay for a Princess extension yourself. For more information, call our business office, EXchange 6-9900. Oul' 5618 ll0l'le Com all P lz s Liffle. . . lz s Lovely lf Lights! ZINC! WHAT A REFRESHING NEW FEELING! SENIOR I DEX MARCIA BALL SAA 1-2-3-4, Assistant Treas. 3, Treas. 43 Beta-Y 23 Alpha-Y 33 Future Business Leaders 3, Sec. 43 Parkers Usherette 3-43 Com- mencement Usherette 33 GAA 2-3-43 National Honor Society 43 Jr. Red Cross 23 Pep Club 23 Student Council 43 Commencement Committee 43 Prom Committee 3. TERRY BALLARD SAA 1-2-3-43 Football 1-2-3-4, Captain 43 Basketball 1-2-3-43 Track 1-2-3-43 Key Club 2-3-4, Vice-President 43 National Honor Society 43 Projectionist 13 Parkers 1-2-3-43 Chorus 1-2-3-43 Boys' Chorus 1-2-3-43 Debate Club 23 Mixed Chorus 3-43 Red Cross 1-2-3-43 Homecoming King Candidate 4. BILL BOHLE SAA 1-2-3-43 Football 1-2-3-43 Track 2-3-43 Debate Club 23 Chess Club 2-3-4, Treas. 2-3, President 43 Key Club 3-43 Projectionist 1-2-43 Locker Inspector 23 Scholarship Team 1-2-3-43 Intramurals 13 Lab Assistant 4. IEFF BRICKER Football 1-2-43 Chorus 2-3-43 Parkers 2-3. GARY CAMPBELL SAA I-2. GEORGE COBBE SAA 1-2-3-43 Football 1-2-3-43 Track 1-2-3-43 Basketball 23 Cho- rus 3-43 Band 1-2-3-43 Orchestra 3'4Q Homecoming King 43 King of George Washington Dance 33 Boys' Chorus 3-43 Prom Com- mittee 3. LEON CONOVER SAA 1-2-3-43 Football 1-2-3-43 Track 3-43 Weightlifting Club 33 Homecoming Candidate 4. KAREN COOPER Anderson High 13 SAA 2-3-43 GAA 23 Future Nurses 23 Future Business Leaders 3, President 43 Jr. Red Cross 23 Baccalaureate Usherette 33 Wildcadettes 43 Student Council 43 Senior Class Secretary 43 Drama Guild 2, Secretary 3-43 National Thespians 3, Vice-President 43 Tom Tom Business Manager 43 Parkers 2-43 Play Cast 2-33 Commencement Committee 4. JIM CORDELL SAA 1-2-3-43 Projectionist 1-2-3-43 Chorus 1-2-3-43 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-43 Mixed 'Double Quartet 2-3-43 Boys' Double Quartet 2-3-43 Wilmington All-State Chorus 23 Parkers 1-43 Drama Guild 2-33 Camera Club 2-33 Red Cross 1-2-3-42 Locker Inspector 1-2. TOM COZAD SAA 1-2-33 Chess Club 1. BONNIE CROSS SAA 1-2-3-43 GAA 1-4 fBasketball 133 Beta Y 1-23 Student Council 2-33 Scholarship Team 23 FBLA 43 National Honor Society 43 Glee Club 2-35 Chorus 3-43 Parkers 2-3-43 Locker Inspector 1-23 Usher at Graduation 33 Mixed Chorus 4. BILL DAVIS SAA 1-2-3-43 Track 2. I64 JOYCE DEY SAA 1-2-3-43 GAA 1-23 Beta Y 1-23 Red Cross 1-2-3, President 1-23 Great Books 1-22 Future Teachers 1-2-33 Scholarship Team 1-2-33 National Honor Society 3-4, President 43 Parkers 43 .Iunior Class Secretary 33 Senior Class Treasurer 43 Pep Club 1. DIANE DODS SAA 1-2-3-43 GAA 1-2-3-43 Beta Y 1-2, Secretary 23 Alpha Y 33 FBLA 4g Commencement Usherette 33 Baccalaureate Usherette 33 Parkers Usherette 3-43 Office Assistant 43 Prom Committee 33 Commencement Committee 4. ELIZABETH DROGO SAA 1-2-3-43 GAA 1-2-3-43 Beta Y 1-23 Alpha Y 3-43 FTA 2-3-43 Red Cross 23 Band 2-3-43 Majorette 3-43 Parkers 3-43 Pep Club 1-2-43 President 43 Antler Staff 43 GAA Bowling 2. BETSY EMERSON SAA 1-2-3-43 Pep Club lg Beta-Y 23 Junior Red Cross 1-23 Home- coming Decorations 4. DOROTHY EMMINGER SAA 1-2-3-43 Band 1-2-3-43 GAA 1-2-3-4, 2nd Vice-President 43 FTA 2-3-4, Vice-President 43 National Honor Society 3-4, Treas- urer 43 Parkers 2-3-43 Girls' Glee Club 23 Junior Red Cross 33 Beta-Y l-23 Prom Committee 33 Scholarship Team 1-2-43 Office Assistant 43 Girls' Basketball Team lj GAA Bowling 3-4. IACQUELYN ENGELHARDT SAA 1-2-3-43 Student Council 1-2-3-4, Secretary 43 Wildcatettes 1-2-3-4, Captain 43 Tom Tom Editor 43 Prom Queen Candidate 43 Scholarship Team 1-43 Glee Club 23 Chorus 3-43 Parkers 1-2-33 GAA 1-2-33 Beta Y 1-23 Alpha Y 33 Office Assistant 3-43 Drama Guild 23 Red Cross 1-23 Locker Inspector 1-23 Pep Club 1. STAN EVANS SAA 1-2-3-43 Basketball 1-2-3-43 Baseball 2-3-43 Chorus 2-3-43 Parkers 2-33 Boys' Chorus 2-3-4. CONNIE FAIRBANKS SAA 1-2-3-43 Majorette 1-23 Head Majorette 3-43 Band 1-2-3-43 GAA 1-23 Parkers 1-2-3-43 Chorus 3-43 Glee Club 1-23 Drama Guild 3, Treasurer 43 Beta-Y 1-23 Alpha-Y 33 Parkers Committee 43 Future Nurses 1. BILL FLICK SAA 1-2-3-43 Parkers 3. DON FLOWERS SAA 1-2-3-4. BOB GAINES SAA 1-2-3-4. JOAN GOEBEL SAA 1-2-3-43 Usherette, Parkers 4. JIM HALL SAA 1-2-3-43 Basketball 1-2-3-43 Baseball 2-3-4. GOOD LUCK, CLASS OF 1962 7906 Montgomery Road Opposite Kenwood Plaza Complete Line of Goodyear Tires, Tubes, and Batteries. GE and -NORGE Appliances SY 1-6379 FRANK lOSEF'S Hair Stylists DIPSY DOODLE Fine Foods Luncheon Specials 7307 Montgomery Rd. Every Day Silverton 36, Ohio OPITZ METAL PRODUCTS CO. Galbraith Road and Blue Ash Road Cincinnati 36, Ohio SY 1-8180 GE Televisions Convenient Charge Plan Where Silverton and Deer Park Meet WR .- I WQHQ I-Q V ' -- . NAEFACITS - IANDARD . fg fjfff - 'T' j ---'sf Prescription Pharmacy Um Q1 Service to the Sick 1 ' 5 Vg., TW 1-2910 ' 6 ' ' 7110 Blue Ash Road Silverton, Ohio STANDARD LUMBER SZ SUPPLY CO., INC. SY 1-2882 HARRY E. JAHNIGEN General Contractor 4259 Sycamore Road Cincinnati 36, Ohio 629-39 West Third St. Covington, Kentucky I65 SENIOR I DEX BILL HARMON SAA 1-2-3-45 Basketball 15 Chorus 3-45 Boys' Chorus 3-45 Band 15 Chess Club 15 Track 15 Parkers 3-45 Mixed Chorus 4. .IANIECE HASHIMOTO SAA 1-2-3-45 Chorus 2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 3-45 Glee Club 25 Student Council 1-2-3, Secretary 2, Social Manager 35 GAA 1-2-3-45 GAA Basketball 1-2-3-45 Bowling Team 2-3-4, Correspond- ing Secretary 3, President 45 Red Cross 1-25 Drama Guild 25 Beta-Y 1-2, Vice-President 15 Alpha-Y 35 Wildcadettes 2-3, Co- Captain 35 Cheerleading 1-2-4, Captain 2-45 Office Assistant 45 Prom Queen Candidate 35 Prom Usherette 25 Parkers 1-2-3-45 Parkers Committee 3-45 Commencement Committee 3-45 Senior Chorus Committee 45 Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Secretary 15 Tom Tom Staff 45 Triple Trio 2-3-45 Mixed Double Quartet 4. TOM HATFIELD SAA 1-2-3-4. LINDA HATT SAA 1-2-3-45 Wildcadettes 45 GAA 2-35 Beta Y 15 Pep Club 15 Chorus 45 Glee Club 3-45 FBLA 45 Parkers 2-3-45 Tom Tom Staff 45 Bowling 2-35 Mixed Chorus 45 Junior Class Treasurer 3. DONNA HEINICHEN GAA 1-25 SAA 1-2-3-45 Beta-Y 15 Pep Club 15 Prom Queen 35 Parkers 2-3-45 Bowling 1-2. BOB HELLING SAA 1-2-3-45 Football 3. PAT HEMMERLY SAA 1-2-3-45 Beta-Y 15 Pep Club 15 Tom Tom Staff 45 Drama Guild 45 Parkers 4. BOB HERRMANN SAA 1-2-3-45 Junior Class President 35 Key Club 2-3-4, Pres- ident 4, Board of Directors 1-2-35 Student Council 45 Athletic Manager 45 Chess Club 1-45 Band 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 3-45 Orchestra 2-3-45 Boys' Double Quartet 2-3-45 Parkers 1-2-3-45 Football 1-2- 3-45 Basketball 1-25 Track 15 Baseball 2-3, Co-Captain 45 Com- mencement Committee 45 Wilmington Chorus 2. EARL HILLARD SAA 1-2-3-45 Parkers 4. BOB JIRLES SAA 1-45 Drama Guild 3. KENNY JOHNSON SAA 1-2-3-45 Chorus 1-2-3-45 Football 2-3-45 Basketball 2-3-45 Track 2-3-45 Scholarship Team 15 Class President 25 Class Vice- President 45 Mayor Operation Youth 35 Key Club 2-3-45 Parkers 1-2-3-45 Antler Staff 45 Boys' Chorus 1-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-45 Mixed Double Chorus 2-3-45 Boys' Double Quartet 2-3. JANET JONES SAA 1-2-3-45 GAA 2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-4, Librarian 35 Beta-Y 1-25 Alpha-Y 3-45 Future Nurses 1-2-3-4, Sec. 45 Parkers Usherette 3-4: Drama Guild 35 Pep Club 15 Antler Staff 45 Red Cross 1-2. I66 KAREN KELLERMAN SAA 1-2-3-45 GAA 2-3-45 Future Business Leaders of America 3-45 Parkers 1-2-3-45 Prom Queen Candidate 35 Homecoming Queen Candidate 45 Wildcadettes 1-2-35 Beta-Y 1-25 High School Sewing Board at Shillito's 4. SCOTT KIRKER SAA 3-45 Football 1-2-3-4. LARRY KLASMEIER Band l-2-3-4, Pres. 45 Track 1-2-3-4, Co-Captain 45 Basketball 1-25 Football 2-35 Chorus 45 SAA 1-2-3-45 Parkers 1-2-3-45 Chess Club 1. BILL KNAPKE Football 3-45 Track 35 Tennis 45 Chess Club 3-4, V.-Pres. 45 Tom-Tom Staff 45 Key Club 3-45 Mixed Chorus 2-3-45 Parkers 2-3-45 Boys' Chorus 2-3-45 SAA 1-2-3-45 Chorus 2-3-4. PAT KNECHTLY SAA 1-2-3-45 GAA 1-2-45 FTA 1-2-3, Treasurer 25 Beta-Y l-25 Scholarship Team 35 National Honor Society 3-45 Cheerleader 2-45 Red Cross 15 Snow Ball Queen Candidate 25 Prom Queen Candidate 35 Homecoming Queen Candidate 45 Pep Club 45 Parkers 1-2-35 Band 1-2-3-4. LES LLOYD Band 1-2-3-45 Orchestra 2-3-45 Projectionist 15 Parkers 2-3-45 Antlers Staff 45 SAA 1-2-3-45 Section Leader 3-45 Brass Choir 1-2. JUDITH LUTI Baccalaureate Usherette 35 Parker Usherette 45 Future Business Leaders of America 3-4, Treasurer 45 SAA 1-2-3-4. DAN LYON SAA 1-2-3-45 Football 2-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Track 15 Baseball 2-3, Co-Captain 45 Chorus 2-3-45 Boys' Chorus 2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 45 Parkers 2-3-45 Chess Club 1-35 Homecoming King Candidate 4. PETE MARCHMANN Home Room Representative 45 Chorus 45 Parkers 45 Boys' Chorus 45 SAA 1-2-3-45 Homecoming Committee 45 Commencement Com- mittee 45 Prom Committee 4. LINDA MASCHMEYER Cheerleader 15 Wildcadettes 1-2-35 Pep Club 1-25 Beta-Y 1-25 Alpha-Y 3-4, President 45 Antler Staff 45 GAA 1-2-3-45 Red Cross 1-25 Parkers 1-2-3-45 SAA 1-2-3-45 Homecoming Candidate 45 Chorus 45 Glee Club 2-35 Commencement Usherette 35 Senior Committee 4. KAREN lVIcCOMBS SAA 1-2-3-45 Antler Assistant Editor 45 Beta-Y 1-25 Alpha-Y 3-4, Treasurer 45 GAA 1-2-3-45 GAA President 35 Bowling 3-45 Bas- ketball Team 1-45 Baseball 15 Mixed Chorus 45 Chorus 3-45 Triple Trio 45 Mixed Double Quartet 45 Commencement Usher- gtte 35 Locker Inspector 35 Senior Chorus Committee 45 Parkers -3-4. IVIILLER'S SHELL BADER'S SERVICE HARDWARE Blue Ash and Galbraith Roads DEER PARK, OHIO SY I-9986 Blue Ash and Schenck Avenues DEER PARK, OHIO SY I-7193 MARTIN MILLIONS BARBER SHOP CHECK YOUR NECK 6909 Plainfield Road Silverton's Only Shoe Shine Service WUEST OPTICAL DISPENSARY MERCANTILE BUILDING 8016 Plainfield Rd. Cincinnati 36, Ohio KENWOOD PLAZA 7879 Montgomery Road Cincinnati 36, Ohio EXECUTIVE OFFICES 221 Park Avenue South New York 3, New York The Ohio G. R. Kinney Co., Incorporated SENIOR I DEX DIANE McDONALD SAA l-2-3-4. MIKE MCGAHAN SAA 1-2-3-43 Basketball Manager 23 Band 1-2. SUZIE McMATH SAA 1-2-3-43 Student Council 2-3-4, Secretary 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Secretary of Area Council 43 National Honor Society 3-4, Vice- President 43 Cheerleader 2-3-43 Chorus 2-3-43 Glee Club 1-23 Mixed Chorus 3-43 Triple Trio 2-3-43 Mixed Double Quartet 43 Prom Usherette 2g Prom Queen Candidate 33 Homecoming Queen Candidate 43 Beta-Y 1-23 Alpha-Y 3, Secretary 33 Pep Club 1-2-3-43 GAA 1-2-3-43 Bowling Team 33 Parkers 1-2-3-43 Office Assistant 43 Tom Tom Staff 43 Junior Red Cross 1-23 Future Nurses 33 Parkers Committee 43 Prom Committee 3. WES MECHLER SAA 1-2-3-43 Drama Guild 33 Parkers 4. RAY MOBLEY SAA 1-2-3. HARRIETTE MOORE Chorus 3'4Q GAA 13 Parkers 2-33 Mixed Chorus 3s SAA 1-2-3-43 Glee Club 2-3-4. SHARON MULCAHY SAA 1-2-3-43 GAA 1-2-3-43 Beta-Y 1-23 Alpha-Y 3-43 Drama Guild 43 Junior Red Cross 1'2Q Pep Club 33 FBLA 3-43 Parkers 3-4. NANCY MURPHY SAA 1-2-3-43 Beta-Y 1-23 Parkers 23 FBLA 43 Tom Tom 43 Wild Cadettes 1-2. KAREN NACHBAUER SAA 1-2-3-43 Beta-Y 1-23 Alpha-Y 33 GAA 1-2-35 Art Club 2-31 Secretary of Art Club 33 Red Cross 23 Assistant to Athletic Director 3-4. RUSTY NAGELSON SAA 1-2-3-43 Football 1-2-3-43 Basketball 1-2-3-43 Baseball 1-2- 3-43 Co-Captain, Basketball 43 Parkers 3. BONNIE -NEU SAA 1-2-3-43 Beta-Y 1-23 Alpha 33 GAA 1-2-33 Red Cross 1-23 Drama Guild 1-2-3-43 Parkers 2-3-43 FBLA 3-43 Antler Staff 43 Pep Club 1-23 Debate Club 23 Prom Committee 3. JOYCE NOWAK SAA 1-2-3-43 Glee Club 2-33 Chorus 2-33 Parkers 33 Future Teach- ?s 3113 Great Club Books 3, Librarian 43 Red Cross 43 Tom om . RICHARD OETERS SAA 1-2-3-4. I68 SALLY OLSON SAA 1-43 Beta-Y 13 Pep Club lg Parkers Usherette 43 Band 2-33 Majorette 33 Future Teachers 4. JOYCE OSTERBROCK SAA 1-2-3-43 G.AA 1-33 Beta-Y 1-23 Alpha-Y 3-43 Pep Club 1-23 Drama Guild 3-43 Parkers 4. PAT PALMER SAA 1-2-3-43 Parkers 1-23 Beta-Y 1-23 Wildcadets 1-23 Jr. Red Cross 13 Pep Club 13 GAA 1-2. BETTY PASICK SAA 1-2-3-43 Cheerleader 2, 4g Chorus 2-3-43 Glee Club 1-2-3-43 Mixed Chorus 3-43 Girls' Triple Trio 3-43 Mixed Double Quartet 43 Prom Queen Candidate 3g Lab Assistant 33 Office Assistant 43 Beta-Y 1-23 Alpha-Y 33 GAA 1-2-3-43 Pep Club 1-2-3-43 Jr. Red Cross 1-23 Future Nurses 2-33 Parkers 1-2-3-43 Tom-Tom Staff Assistant Editor 43 Wildcadettes 3-43 Band 1-2. NONA PELSTRING Regina High School 1-23 FBLA 3-43 GAA 3-43 SAA 3-43 Alpha-Y 3-43 Drama Guild 43 Parkers 3-4. DAVE POTTICARY SAA 1-2-43 Student Manager 23 Football 33 Track 2. TERRY QUADNAU SAA 1-2-3-43 Chorus 3-43 Boys' Chorus 3-43 Key Club 3-43 Parkers 3-43 Baseball 2-33 Basketball 1-2. CONNIE RADKE SAA 1-2-3-43 Future Teachers 1-2-3-43 Jr. Red Cross 1-2, Secre- tary 23 Chorus 2-3-43 GAA 1-2-33 Beta-Y 1-23 Parkers 1-2-3-4. SANDRA RAI-IE SAA 1-2-3-43 GAA 1-2-43 Basketball 1-43 Baseball 13 Bowling 1-2-43 Beta-Y 1-23 Red Cross lg Student Council 13 National Honor Society 43 Chorus 3-43 Mixed Chorus 3-43 Triple Trio 43 Mixed Double Quartet 43 Glee Club 2-33 Cheerleader 1-43 Wild- cadettes 1'2Q Antler Editor 43 Parkers 1-2-3-43 Parkers Committee 43 Commencement Committee 43 Pep Club 1-2-4. BEVERLY RICHARDS SAA 1-2-3-43 Beta-Y lg Drama Guild 43 Antler Staff 43 Parkers 4. JUDY ROGERS SAA 1-2-3-43 Beta-Y 1-23 GAA 33 Red Cross 1-23 Tom-Tom Staff 43 Future Nurses 2-3, Vice-President 43 Future Teachers 1, Librarian 43 Prom Committee 33 Homecoming Committee 4. RON SCHAEFER SAA 1-2-3-43 Parkers 2-3-43 Track 23 Drama Guild 3g National Thespians 3-4. BOB SCHEARING SAA 1-2-3-43 Baseball 3g Football 3-4. M V , A . ,.. M MY I f A-M A, X Xi., PAA Kjsm-Lwwnmhr '--.,s.N- CON EY CHEF Q, ZTVQQEQ HE: WM 1 'Q vfgfimlyf fl' ' 1 'w' , C1 4 f Q 2 'M And may all your fondest hopes and ambitions come irue ' 3 THE ORIGINAL PARK LUMBER Compliments KENWOOD NEUMARK Mu n Mjrsp BQWIJING MELODY SHOPS O' , - Q, LANES RecordE?Ca1-ds Blue ish alrgd Einden Q9 t eer ar ' : 51123:- Kenwood Swlftin SY 1-5700 P 'gs-! d Tri-Emunty GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1962 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McMath S ' M M h C 1. J Wgssdid Omp lments Custom Cut xr. ani mrs. 3.1 R. lfxfasson of Meats Ml: :ld TF lflgschlniggfs OHIO FOOD We Process Meat for Ruby's Beauty Shop MARKET Home Freezers Evinrude Motors 8316 Plainfield Deer Park TW 1-3175 Plaza Shoe Repair A Friend Candle-Lite, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Evans I69 SENIOR I DEX PAT SCHEIDT SAA 1-2-3-45 Beta-Y 1-2, Treasurer 25 Alpha-Y 35 GAA 2-35 Jr. Red Cross l5 Parkers 3-45 FBLA 35 Baccalaureate Usherette 35 Nose with Miss Spurr 3-4. JAMES SCHENZ SAA 1-2-3-45 Football l-2-3-45 Basketball 15 Baseball 2-35 Track 1-45 Key Club 2-3, Treas. 45 Parkers 2-3-45 Chorus 3-45 Boys' Chorus 3-45 Boys' Quartet 45 Senior Class President 45 Scholar- ship Team 1-2-3-45 Camera Club 1-25 National Honor Society 45 Student Council 45 Debate Club 25 Locker Inspector 15 Projec- tionist 1-2-3-4. CARMEN SCHLIMM SAA 1-2-3-45 Red Cross 1, Treasurer 25 GAA 1-2-35 Prom Com- mittee 35 Parkers 2-3-45 FBLA 3-4, Vice-President 35 Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Glee Club 2-35 Beta-Y 1-25 Alpha-Y 35 Antler Staff 4. NANCY SCHMIDT Beta-Y 15 Wildcadettes 1-2-35 GAA 3-45 Parkers 3-45 SAA 1-2-3-4. ANDY SCHRAMM SAA 1-2-3-45 Band 1-2-3, Vice-Pres. 45 Orchestra 1-2-3-45 Chorus 1-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-45 Boys' Double Quartet 2-35 Mixed Double Quartet 45 Football 1-2-35 Basketball 15 Track 1-2-3-4, Co-Captain 45 Cross Country 45 Student Council 3, President 45 Key Club 3, Secretary 45 Class Vice-President 2-35 Vice-President Greater Cincinnati Association of Student Councils 45 Parkers 1-2-3-45 Parkers Committee 3-45 Safety Patrol 1. LANA SCOTT SAA 1-2-3-4. JANET SELF Lakota High School 1-25 Glee Club 45 Chorus 4. PHYLLIS SIMMONS SAA 1-2-3-45 Beta-Y l-25 Alpha-Y 3-45 GAA 1-2-3-45 Baseball 15 Basketball 1-25 Bowling 2-3-45 Office Assistant 25 Debate Club 25 Locker Inspector 25 Drama Guild 35 Wildcadettes 1-2-3-45 Parkers 2-3-45 Purchasing Agent 3-45 FBLA 3-4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 45 Student Council 3-45 National Honor Society 4. JUDY STEINHOFF SAA 1-2-3-45 GAA 2-3-4, Recording Secretary 3, First Vice-Pres- ident 45 Red Cross 25 Pep Club Treasurer 25 Beta-Y 1, President 25 Alpha-Y Vice-President 3, Secretary 45 Tom Tom Staff 45 Parkers 3-45 Homecoming Queen 45 Office Assistant 45 Future Nurses 3, President 45 Commencement Usherette 3. KAREN SYKES SAA 1-2-3-45 GAA 25 FBLA 3-45 Tom Tom Staff 45 Pep Club 45 Parkers Usherette 45 Scholarship Team 35 Motto Committee 45 Alpha-Y 35 Librarian 4. DAVE TABAKOW SAA 1-2-3-45 Scholarship Team 1-2-3-45 Key Club 2. I70 SANDY TARTER SAA 1-2-3-45 Beta-Y 2-35 Chorus 45 Glee Club 2-3-45 Parkers 2-3-45 FBLA 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Commencement Usherette 3. JIM T EMAR SAA 1-2-3-45 Football 1-3-45 Basketball 1-2-45 Baseball 3-45 Parkers 2-45 Chess Club 25 Safety Patrol 3. J ANICE THACKER SAA 1-2-3-45 Parkers 1-2-3-45 Chorus 2-3-45 Glee Club l-2-35 Mixed Chorus 2-3-45 Girls' Triple Trio 2-3-45 Drama Guild 2-3, Secretary 35 FTA 3-45 National Honor Society 45 Library Assist- ant 4. JIM THOMPSON SAA 1-2-3-45 National Honor Society 45 Key Club 2-3-45 Chess Club 2-3-45 Track 1-35 Football 35 Parkers 2-3-45 Scholarship Team 2-3-45 Antler Staff 4. PAUL WAINSCOTT SAA 1-2-3-45 Safety Patrol 15 Football 15 Projectionist 1-2-3-4. CAROL WAGNER SAA 1-2-3-45 Scholarship Team 1-2-35 Future Nurses 2-3-45 Red Cross 25 Debate Club 25 Art Club 25 National Honor Society 3, Secretary 45 Beta-Y 25 Alpha-Y 3. CAROL WASSON SAA 1-2-3-45 Beta-Y 1-25 Alpha-Y 3-45 GAA 1-3-45 Future Nurses 35 Glee Club 3-45 Parkers 35 Parkers Usherette 45 Pep Club 1-25 Antler Staff 45 Red Cross 2. VERA WEIDNER SAA 45 Alpha-Y 45 Parkers 4. RUSS WEYER SAA 1-2-3. GARY WHEELER SAA l-2-3-45 Chorus 45 Boys' Chorus 45 Parkers 45 Football 4. ELIZABETH WICHMANN Parkers 3-45 SAA 1-2-3-4. CHARLOTTE WIGGERMAN SAA 1-2-3-45 Beta-Y 1-25 Drama Guild 2-35 Debate Club 25 Parkers 2-35 Scholarship Team 1-2-3-45 Future Teachers 3-45 Wayside Inn 45 Art Club 25 Parkers Committee 35 Prom Com- mittee 35 Homecoming Committee 4. LARRY YEATS Milford High School 1-25 Tom Tom Staff 45 Tennis Team 35 SAA 3-45 School Correspondent to Post 85 Time Star 45 Assistant Sport Editor 4. Compliments of THE HESS AND EISENI-IARDT COMPANY EDWARD TEETOR AND SONS ' , . V! Si1Ve1'ton's Finest Service 7015 Montgomery Road :1-i.-' .TQ- I7I Congratulations to the Class of 1962 Compliments of THE DEER PARK HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION DEER PARK HIGH SCHOOL BAND SPONSORS PLAZA MEATS KENWOOD PLAZA SY I-6670 .IE 1-8456 THE MILLDALE LUMBER and SUPPLY Lumber-Millwork-Plywood-Insulation Buffets for receptions, 8805 Blue Ash Road meetings, and picnics. ROSSIUOYUC Party trays Cincinnati 42, Ohio ROOFING Hors dioeuvres, etc. BEST WISHES FROM KENWOOD CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH, INC. 7789 Montgomery Road THE WHITING MANUFACTURING CO. 9701 Kenwood Road Cincinnati 36, Ohio Blue Ash Tweed 1-0300 SYcamore 1-9100 BEST wismzs FROM 9 THE STEELCRAFT JQHNSUN S MANUFACTURING co. 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Deer Par 36, O io COMPANY SY 1-9811 Blue Ash Road Deer Park, Ohio Open Daily-8:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m '74 Sundays-9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. W1'CCkC1' Service Truck Lettering B05-Y Repairing Fender Repairing Refinishing Quality Work RUWE AUTO BODY SHOP 8905 Plainfield Road Rossmoyne, Ohio SY 1-7438 Phone 791-9867 Wheel Balance Tune Up KENWOOD g MARATHON PASQUALE,S C PIZZA AJ7 on OITIC 03. 76?j?nCl!1Imai? 361370120 d 8314 Plainfield Road MARAT 9 l 9 SY 1-2422 QUENTIN K. STALEY FUNERAL HOME Deer Park, Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of ,62 from DEER PARK TEXACO SERVICE Dillonvale Shopping Center 3900 E. Galbraith and Wexford Cincinnati 36, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1962 DEER PARK BAKERY KENWOOD 7435 Kenwood Road Complete Bank Services at Three Locations in Your Community THE SILVERTON BANK SILVERTON Montgomery Road at Plainfield Pike Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MONTGOMERY 9409 Montgomery Road NOW IT'S PEPSI- Q For Those Who Think Young! 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Plainfield and Galbraith Complete Food and Meat Market Deer Park 7691 Montgomery Road 791-6633 BEST WISHES BARTON'S BAKERY 9412 Montgomery Rd. Montgomery, Ohio TW 1-8153 To The Class of 1962 FINE FURNITURE AT LOW, LOW DISCOUNT PRICES 6928 Plainfield Road SILVERTON OPEN EVENINGS THE W. I . HOOBLER PRINTING COMPANY THOMAS FUNERAL HOME Kenwood, Ohio 11-04-I Deer Park Ave. Cincinnati 36, Ohio STACEY MAPLE PLUMBING Sz HEATING CO. LUUNGE - F ' F d SY 1 3464 Residential and Enfgliainfflent Industrial 7793 Montgomery Rd. Box 278 For Reservations Montgomery, Ohio SY 1-9713 SY 1-5193 l82 ROBBY'S RESTAURANT Air-Conditioned 7500 Blue Ash Road SY 1-9970 Carry Out Fine Food WOOD FLORIST 94-94 Kenwood Rd. Cincinnati 4-2, Ohio SY 1-9494- Flowers for all . occasions. Compliments AIR COIVIPRESSORS of 2861 Sidney Avenue Cincinnati 36, Ohio 8166 Montgomery Rd. Cincinnati 36, Ohio 89-I-SIIO Pflfvflflf... 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A Cincinnati 27, Ohio A 10 venue The Area's Oldest Deer Park TV Shop BR 1-9823 COMPLIMENTS Best Wishes OF KENWooD A if I 6 FABRIC FRIEND Class CENTER 1322 7819 Montgomery Road Kenwood Plaza Cincinnati 36, Ohio SY 1-2555 I84 NATHAN POLASKY, M.D. SAUL H. POLASKY, M.D. FRANK CLEMENT, M.D. FRANK VON HOLLE, M.D. L. SOLOMON, D.D.S. KNOSE FURNITURE CO. Plainfield and Galbraith AMITY BEAUTY SHOP SY 1-6220 'cGateway to Beauty Service, Incf' DISCOUNT PRICES 6022 Plainfield Road Deer Park ALAMO TV SERVICE ZIMMEQMANN MARATHON 9466 Montgomery Road 791-2300 ADLER INN . Montgomery Road and Blacktop Driveways SIIVCFIOII Zenith 8181 Camargo Drive GOOD FOOD W . 1. . . .. PHONE 32 C Specla me In lepau 561-4600 delicious sandwiches and antenna work. FRON TIER DODGE, INC. 7780 Reading Road Cincinnati, Ohio WHERE FABULOUS SAVINGS AND TOP TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES DODGE ARE THE USUAL THING , MQuality Sales Organizationn Quality Service Specialists THE NEWEST AND FINEST IN AUTOMOTIVE FACILITIES me VISIT OUR SHOWROOMX-CENTRALLY LOCATED mga FRON TIER DODGE, INC. RD o l85 We, the 1962 Antler Staff, hope that you enjoyed looking through your yearbook. We have tried to catch glimpses here and there of the past year, so that in years to come the activities of our 1962 school year will not dim and will not fade from your memory. The book is finished and the year has drawn to a close. Ahead lies summer vacation, summer jobs, and for many the plans and preparation for higher learning and a college education. Many of you will return in the fall to start a new book of memories. To you we say Good Luck and Much Success. Before we end our book we would like to thank our advisor, Mr. Norman Yonce. Mr. Yonce worked harder and longer than anyone else to get the book in print. He not only supervised but worked right along with us. Besides a teacher and advisor, he became a real friend. And now as the halls grow dim and the classrooms quiet, we hope, in later years, while turning these pages, if you should recall the many smiles, sorrows, and dreams of '62, we shall be content, knowing we have done the thing we were called upon to do. Sincerely, Sandy Rahe Editor fTAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made 5'-. 3 . mf, , . ' mv. f fx' 'E ' , 14 XT! 1. mir, . I w I J :,' . ' A ' . rw '1 1, . 'iii iw'- l. -1'f- Ji: . ,Mfr- ,- ' .. f..a,q Q I ' Y -1.gJg-,'H1Q- ' 296511. is gi Ia- 3 ,J I ar .4 I, 'X I I ll 7 'N U rr 1. I , . X Y 1 J 'J 'W ' 1 3 'n r. K cl 1 V , 4 A, 'fa' :A- Q1 'Za n 1 I l .- J 3 , A x 1 . x 1 m 1 I I' a l I 'r F iv J! 1 f I lf . . 1 I C i 0 X 1 Q' W . X 4 1 1 ,I . , ,5gS :,fTfg 2 1 I' 4 ff, 15531. '