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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1963 volume:

One qua ter of a century, filled with glorious evenfs and steady rogress, has been recorded in 1wenty-five past editions of the Anrfers of Deer Park High Schooi. TwenIyIfive yearsicoumless graduates with num- berless memoriesnnosfalgicaHy remembering Through The Transposing magic of their schooi yearbook. The Amiers sfaff of 1963 records another wonderful year as Deer Park High School heads foward Thaf golden half century mark. The past lingers, The present is herei- ANTLERS OF 1963 IOLX DONNA VOCKELL, Editor MARILYN KELLYI Asst. Ediior MR. NORMAN YONCE, Adviser TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY ......... 18 CLASSES SENIORS .......... 32 UNDER CLASSMEN. 52 JUNIOR HIGH. . . . .70 SPORTS..... ..... 116 ADVER TISERS. . . .170 D.P.IN$63.........4+ a 7963, We thought The boy was supposed To hold The door. Only The beginning of a gay, fun-filled evening. Dances are iust an examp!e of the school spirif of the student body. I know it's in here somewhere! Typical sfudents share a few congenial moments before rhe bell. 7 Music prays an important parf in our lives. Another ferocious Deer Park athlete. I'Let's go big red! uni 3.! m HM . w, huiu- H m s! m SIMIW$ , M How many pages of notes have been Taken within These walls? Our conscientious efforts pay off! We pIan our futures wifh the help counselors. I? u 1,: wmamw If only I'd studied a litNe harder! of our , .. W awn. awwwww Nous parions frangais! All this expensive machinery just for some book ends. We learn 1o express ourselvesHH RELATIVHY??!!! A greaf day for iuniors! Those rings finally arrive! and' someday this well be MdWW One more point and that's game! The queen, the king, and Their royal court. ONWARD DEER PARK Onward Deer Park, Onward Deer Park, On wiTh mfghT and main, Take The ball righT down The field, boys, Victory To gain, Rah, Rah, Rah, Onward Deer Park, Onward Deer Park, FighTing for your fame, FighT boys, FighT, FighT, FighT, We'll win This game, hey! ALMA MATER Alma MaTer, Deer Park High School Proudly we do Thee acclaim In our memories forever We will keep thy worthy name. Alma Mafer, Alma Mater In thy praise our voices raise We revere Thee and cheer thee Alma Mater Deer Park High. FACULTY O I n I . - F o ,o o .o 'o 0 I o I ' . w . r. . :. 111w iJLI..!1 3H W 20 MR. QUENTIN STALEY BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. NORMAN SHRAFFENBERGER MR. ROBERT A'HEARN MR. PAUL THOMPSON MRS. ALBERTA COMBS Clerk of the Board MRS. IRMA OTT Assisfanf fo the Clerk MR. ALBERT HOLMES Business Manager MISS BETTY ZIMMERMAN Secretary MR. CARL E. CRAWFORD, Superintendent To The Class of '63 You will soon ioin The ever-growing body of Deer Park High School alumni. As an afumnus each of you will continue To be a parT of This, our school. We confidently expect you To succeed in your work after graduafion, 'lEvery Today, well lived, makes every Yesterday a dream of happiness and every Tomorrow a vision of hope. -Sanskrif Sincerely yours, Carl E. Crawford 2l 22 MRS. MARY TAYLOR Se crefa ry MR. LOUIS MANNING, Principal To The Class of '63: On behalf of The faculty, I congratulate The Class of 1963. This is a special pleasure for me since this is ihe firsT class I have seen Through The four years of high school at Deer Park. The leadership provided by your class in striving for improvement of our school has been an inspiration to all of us. Your efforts toward this goal will not be for- goiien. Sincerely, M Louis Manning MR. EUGENE HAUGHEY Assistant Superintendent Mr. Eugene Haughey, assistant superintendent of Deer Park Schools, has educational background and teaching experience to aid him in his position as teaching supervisor and co-ordinator of curri- culum. Mr. Haughey attended Cedarville Normal College, Wilmington College, and did graduate work at Columbia University. Mr. Haughey is kept busy in his travels throughout the school system, but he never fails to have that needed appreciative word and that ready smile. MISS HELEN WILLIAMS Assistant Principal Miss Helen Williams, our assistant principal, also serves as head of the counseling department and senior counselor. Miss Williams, who has re- ceived degrees from Transylvania College, the Uni- versity of Kentucky, and Columbia University, is also the co-ordinator of all extracurricular activities and is the advisor for our Student Council. Miss Williams has over a quarter of a century of ex- perience in education and holds the respect and admiration of students and alumni. 23 Em. A OUR COUNSELING DEPARTMENT MR. KELLY SMITH MR. KENNETH LAZURUS Counselor Counselor Deer Park High met with state standards and administrative aspiraiion This year and esfablished a full-iime sTudeni counseling program. This effective program is headed by our assistani principal and senior counselor, Miss Helen Williams, who is supported by The underclassman counselors, Mr. Kelly Smiih and Mr. Kenneth Lazurus. Mrs. Norma Ab? serves as full-Time secretary for The deparfmenf. These apt and efficient counselors not only guide students personally, bUT educaiionaliy and vocaiionaliy as well. When noi actually counseling, they are busy iesiing or siudying 1est results and compiling student records. The counselors work primarily wiTh the siudenis buT are available for conferences between 1each- ers and parents. The counselors offer advice, never judgment. They offer cooperative deliber- aTion, never commands. They listen with sympathy and suggest wiih intelligence and foresight Deer Park is proud of its new guidance department and of its three capabie counselors who understand youih and Their numerous problems in our modern socieiy. WW raga; W 3' .f MRS. NORMA ABT Miss Wiiliams and Mrs. Ab? confer on a guidance department bulletin. 24 Secretary We proudly present The versatile and well-frained faculty of Deer Park High School. These Teachers spend many hours in helping us promote our educations and, at The same Time, are Trying to improve themselves in order 10 be better helpers. A teacher's day never ends with The final bell. While a student Takes one Test, the 1eacher has Them all to do. They have to teach, suggest, probe, and undersTand-and do it all with a daunt- less dedicafion. Deer Park's high sfandards are set, our goals are in view, and, it's comforting to know, our leaders are in charge. I and 2 and turn on 1he bubble machine. MR. BLUCHER ALiEN h MR. BLUFORD BERRYMAN MR WILLIAM BRIGHT 25 26 MRS. KATHLEEN ELLIS MR. BURNICE CHAMPION MR. FRANK ESTES MR MR. ROY DIXON THOMAS GRISWOLD MR5. SANDRA HALL Keep your fee? off the fumiiure, son. MRS. MARY JOHNSON She's happy because she's giving another detention, MR. ARTHUR MALEY MR. THOMAS MEAGHER MR, FRANK MISNER 27 MR. JERRY MUELLER MR. ROBERT MUNZ MRS, EVELYN NEW The hallowed ground of 1he faculty lounge and the pause that refreshes. I F l I f MR. EUGENE PAALZ MR, EDWARD PHILLIPS MR. CLARENCE PIERCEY 28 MISS SUSAN PLUMMER MISS PEARL PORTNOY MRS. ANNA PROFITT Miss Forfnoy offers some of her invaluable aid. MISS SUSAN REICH MR. JOSEPH ROBINSON MR. WILLIAM C. RUSSELL 29 MR. DONALD SCHAEFER MR5. DIANNE SCHOBEL MR. JOSEPH SIEGERT Secretaries a'r D.P. not only type-mey offer assistance in other nice ways Dentenfion tonight wiIl be in Room 34. MRA CARL SPRAY MISS HELEN SPURR MRS. EVELYN TACY 30 MRS. EULA TEMPLIN We Think this picture speaks for itself. MRS. JEAN THOMPSON MRS. EVE THEISEN MR. .FERRY WOOD MRS. PHY LLIS THOMAS Too bad that bright smile can'i be mimeographed. MR. NORMAN YONCE 3l S R m m S 34 SENIOR CLASS H ISTORY As every Thread of gold is valuable, so is every minuTe of Time. WhaT is Time? The sTeady Ticking of a clock, The sweep of The second hand, clay, nighT, The four seasons, a school yearnan accumulaTion of four high school years. The Times ThaT Try men's souls, The accepTed Time, The golden momenTs. There's a Time for some Things and a Time for all Things; a Time for greaT Things and a Time for small Things. And we, The gradvuaTing seniors of 1963, felT very small and unimporTanT as we enTerecl Deer Park High School as He. freshman class in The auTumn of 1959. We were noT absolUTe greenhorns, for we had been parTially seasoned during The previous year as eighTh graders in The building. Our lives had been shelTerecl Then, but noT any more, We found our- selves in crowded, busTling halls, looking up wiTh awe aT The confidenT faces of The upperclassmen. BUT we were always aware, always learning and growing. Somehow we survived our freshman year, and came back To begin our sopho- more year wiTh confidence and deTerminaTion. We flung ourselves info our studies and The chaos of extracurricular acTiviTies wiTh The assurance of veterans. Noth- ing could sTop us now. Doggedly we planned and followed The paThs ThaT would shape our fuTure. Longingly we waTched The seniors and envisioned ourselves in Their places as school leaders; When The fall of l96l rolled around, we combined our TalenTs and prowess To produce a great iunior class. We knew our place and Took iT wiTh confidence and pride. The elecTion of our class officers-Chuck GasTon, presidenT; Charles STaley, vice-presidenT; Marilyn-Kelly, secreTary; and Dick Hall, Treasurer-was followed by a record-breaking magazine sale. We made our mark in aThleTics, academics and exTracurriculars. None of us will forget The climacTic evenTing of our Jr.-Sr. Prom, MoonlighT and Memories ; our farewell song To The seniors on Senior Day; or The momenT ThaT our presidenT accepTed The Senior Class Key from The graduaTing seniors. Our junior year had ended; Three-fourfhs of our Time was gone. We had reached The Time ThaT we had been awaiTing-our final and senior year. Of course, Time is fleeTing, and we are mosT aware of Time when iT is gone. Only one year IeTT, and we had a loT of living To cram mm H. We elecTed Dave Dennis as presidenT, Mark Montgomery as vice-presidenT, Marilyn Kelly as sec- reTary, and Marilyn HenThorn as Treasurer, and launched our memorable senior year. We proved our leadership and ability in every phase of school life. We had a successful candy sale, a colorful Homecoming Dance, an unforgeTTable Parkers, and an unequalled senior Trip. Finally came Senior Day-a clay of smiles, Tears, and memories. And Then . . . GraduaTioni For us, Time has run iTs course: The golden momenTs of high school are over,- The magic year of 1963 has gone; our class picTures have ioined all The oTher alumni in The hall aT Deer Park High. We'll never forgeT Those years-The friends, The facuITy, The good Times. We've grown a IoT since our firsT day aT Deer Park High, noT only in years, buT in characTer, knowledge, wisdom, and poise. Our Tu- Ture lies before us, a challenging Time- The Time for living. :1 ll DAVID DENNIS, President MARK MONTGOMERY, Vice-Presidenf MARILYN KELLY, Secretary MARILYN HENTHORN, Treasurer MOTTO We conquer darkness with knowledge.' COLORS: Peacock Blue and Silver FLOWER: White Gardenia 35 The Senior Class of '63 In The folfowing lisf from A To Z, Passes down some Words To 1he Wise For all To read, heed, and vifalize. 36 TERRY ANSTEATT BRIAN APPLEMAN LINDA BANG LINDA BARRETT BARBARA BARTON SUE BERNENS MOST POPUlAR Joan Kyde and Dave Dennis i hear the vote was close, so H's a good thing we voted for ourselves, DELORES BLANK JO ANN BOWERS WAYNE BRUTSCHE WANDA CAMPBELL RICHARD CARPENTER HARRIS COHEN BEST LOOKING Linda Barrett and Ron Gough Will you hurry, so I can use ihe comb? ABILITY needs AMBITION 10 lead to success. Aim high. BEAUTY and BRAWN may carry you now, but BRAINS you will need in The end. 37 MOST POLITE Linda Bang and Rusty Ferdon If you weren't so slow, we might gef fo class on fime. DIANE DAVIS JOHN DAWSON DAVID DENNIS JOHN DUNIGAN DEBORAH FASSNACHT ROBERT FERDON 38 Good CHARACTER will aTTract oppor- Tunifies; CONFIDENCE will see yoU Through. DETERMINATION, an admirable qual- i'ry, will govern your rate of rise. A good EDUCATION, vaiuable EXPER- IENCE, AND honest EFFORT will take you on the path To success. A sense of FAIRNESS in everything gains The respect of others. BEST DRESSED Roxanne Rozin and Ken Onlinger Why did we have to get all dressed up iust for these silly pictures? RUTH FINCK GARY FREEMAN WAYNE GAREE CHARLES GASTON CRAIG GEORGE RUTH ANN GOLDFUSS 39 4o DANIEL GOODALL RONALD GOUGH THOMAS GRIFFITH REBECCA HALEY RICHARD HALL JACQUELINE HARMON MOST AMBITIOUS Bev Schmeuszer and Mark Monigemery We always get stuck with 1hese lousy jobs. There are no GREAT men, only GREAT challenges which ordinary men are forced by circumstances to meet Live by HONESTY; if will repay you often. Cultivate your valuable sense of HU- MOR. Keep yourself well informed; use your INITIATIVE. JIM HAYES NANCY HEBER WILLIAM HEMER LINDA HENDRIX MARILYN HENTHORN VIRGINIA HICKMAN CLASS CLOWNS Cathy Osborne and Dave Weddell They think we're clowning, but we always act this way. 4l 42 Uphold JUSTICE, even if you have done The wrong. Take The KEY of KNOWLEDGE; it opens any door in life. MOST DEPENDABLE Ruth Ann Goidfuss and Chuck Gaston And 10 Top it all, I forgot my music for the haIf-fime show. ALICE HILL GEORGE HOLLANDER BARBARA HORWITZ JOSEPH HUGHES IRENE HULL REBECCA JONES Do not shun opportunity for LEADER- SHIP. You win gain more Than you give. wgw W f MOST ATHLETIC Margie Van Schaik and John Dunigan Now, let's start again, John. This is a footbal Lu ROBERT KELLER MARILYN KELLY JANE KINNEY HAROLD KNECHT JOAN KYDE CHARLOTTE LAMBERT 43 j? i! The MIND is 1he greatest potenTial Tool of man. Use yours To The fullest. He who aims for NOTHING will not be disappointed. JAMES LEE KAY LEE ROBERT LEWIS WILLIAM LONG SANDRA LOVINGOOD GEORGE MADDEN FRIENDLIEST Becky Jones and John Skinner All this phony smiling and waving just for a few lousy votes. MOST VERSATI LE Marilyn Kelly and Wayne Garee So that's what 'versafilel means!!?? BERNARD McDOLE JANlS METZGER MARK MONTGOMERY BONNIE NIMERSHEJM DONNA NlMERSHEIM JAMES OBER OPPORTUNITY will come 10 those who Truly seek it and are prepared to meet it. Have PATIENCE in all you do, main- Tain high PRINCIPLES, PLAN ahead. 45 46 BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Janet Theiss and George Hollander I wouldn't have bought a pennant either, George, but cheerleaders had to. CATHLINE OSBORNE KENNETH OTTLINGER RICHARD PATTERSON JOYCE PHELPS NANCY PRINZEL JAMES RAUSSEN Never hesifafe To QUESTION and seek The unknown. Live in RIGHTEOUSNESS. As you sow, so shall you REAP. STUDY and mainfain as high a STAND- ARD of SCHOLARSHIP as possible. Never substitute whim for common SENSE. THOMAS REIF GLENN ROUSE ROXANNE ROZIN YVONNE REISMAN SANDRA SANTEN BEVERLY SCHMEUSZER MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Marilyn Hen'rhorn arid Chuck Sfaley Number 1hree on your cheat sheet doesn'f maich number Hues on mine! JOHN SCHOENSTEIN DELORES SEBREE LINDA SEUBERT DAVID SHIVELY TERRY SCHRADER JOHN SKINNER In case of doubt, THINK. Find your an- swers in TRUTH. Aim aT UNDERSTAND1NG, not iusf re- taining scores of facts. WITTIEST Kay Lee and Craig George 48 Operator, give me the Deer Park Fire Department. CHARLES STALEY BENJAMIN STEPP MARGARET STEWART GREGORY STONE LINDA SUELETT MARILYN TALMAGE MOST TALENTED Donna Vockell and Glenn Rouse Hey! Look,'Mom, we're ?alenfed!!! VERSATILITY is The cream of life. Don't lose yoursehc in a rut. Nothing WORTHY can be aftained with- out WORK. Grow not only in years, but in WISDOM. 49 ...... ... -.4... 3.-.... CUTEST Debbie Fassnachf and Bill Hemer Well, somebody had To win this title! JANET THEISS CONNIE THOMAS DANIEL TISSANDIER GLORIA TUROK MARJORIE VAN SCHAIK VIRGINIA VASKE 50 Strive for X-CELLENCE in whatever you do. Don'T be safisfied with haIf-done work. Do not live in YESTERDAYS. YOUTH lives for Tomorrow. Develop all The preceding Traits and employ Them in life, and you will reach your ZENITH easily. MOST FUN TO BE WITH Charlotte Lambert and Dick Hall I'No dates for Saturday night, and we can'T stand each other. DONNA VOCKELL DAVID WADDELL KENNETH WHITTAKER SANDRA WOYCKE DARRYL ZlMMER ;;M.;xs.w 5'1; 4:2;3Wrwl m; T .MWCr: weaguf .Whmlqmanrr WWAAW :kuraga EM ' amp 1-2? $.52: Ewas; la dkr 52.! .1 13 T , . . HM. . ,. 11 , 54 PAUL RUNDBERG, President SANDRA HEGGEMEIER, Secretary JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS THE CLASSOIF Rochelle Anderson John Amsparger Rick Ballard John Bauer Mary Lou Bendel KaThy Blackburn Bill Bools Valeria Bokafch Verna Brinson Pam Buck Pam Burnette Don Bush 1964 DAVE GILMORE, Vice-Presidenf SANDRA HERRMANNJ Treasurer WATCH OUT NEXT YEAR! Allan Campbell Gary Campbell Judy Chapman Caronn Cobbe Harry Cordell me Cox Bill Crook Dan Davis Brenda Dearringer John DeJager Ron Diehl Barb Drogo Donna Either Lois Fish Janet Flefcher Cliff FosTer Ron Frame BEII Freeman Bonnie Frye Sue Gaines Dave Gilmore Gary Gramke Patty Greenhalgh Kathy Hammond 55 56 Karen Hogue Gayle Hosmer Judy Jenkins Charles Johnson Ron Johnson Sandy Kassner Bob Keller Lois Kessel Mary Ann Kirk Ted Knecth Dave Kronmiiler STeve Kuck Carol HarTman Glenn Hatfield Gary Hauensfein Nina Hawkins Sandy Heggemeier Charles Heinzelman Bob Helvey Connie HendrEx Louanne Hennessey Sandy Herrmann Sam Hines Sandy Hoffmeisfer Bill Kyde Don Lemmer Doug Livingston Sandra Long Mimi Lowry Diane Lyon Ted Maley Dave Mafihews Charles Mayhew Roger McDowell Greg Mefhven Dale Mink Stephanie Moses Bev Murphy Nancy Nachbauer PaT Nicely Karen Pancoasf Ron Peake Terry Fender Donna Pennard Peggy Phelan Jack Prlfchard Marie Prichard Tom Pyle 57 Candy Rahe John Reed Terry Regenfusz Bob Rhodes Barb Rinehardf Dennis Roberts Jim Rogers Jerry Rogers Kathy Rohling Gary Reuse Paul Rundberg Jeri Saymen Linda Schermbeck Lois Schulfe Bob Schwartz Bill Selvey Ralph Shepard Barbara Shorf Pam Sims Arleen Sirkin Dick Staten Sam Stauffer Wes STephens . a . Bick STewarT Richard Washbum Ken Weimrub Jim Welage Bob Wheeler Shirley Wiefering Oscar WiHiams Sharom WilHams Dick Wilson Mickie Wise Nickie Wise Harry Yeaggy Bob Harbison Lou Spinney Jim Siewart Phil Tabakow Terry Tabor Bruce Thompson Dick Thompson Gary Traughber Marsha Vargatofh Gayle Vice Rifsa Vidas Barbara Voelker Mary Vogel .4. 60 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS MIKE SCOTT, Presidem KAREN BROWNING, Vicc-Prcsidem BARBARA HAMPTON, Sccroiary SUE HYRNE, Tmasurer Frank Alford Allen Rockland Marilyn Badgeley Gail Balser Tom Bariesko Randy Bass BeHe Jo Beavers MarceHa Beck Don Benbow Jeanne Eerncns Jim Bish Lynn Wankenmeyer Kathy Buddy Bob Bohle Steve Boncv Toni Boma Bob Bostwick Jim Erandf Gary BrenkaH Pa? Bmwcr Kathy Eroscmor Betty Bruner Ron Buckley Tom BuckEey Ed Cede Jane! Campbell Barbara Capeharr Janice Carter Judy ChadweH Maxine Chaney Mike Cooper STEVE Cooper Wayne Crabtree Rmhard Crawford Tom Dame Jack Daniels Ed Davis Ron Davis Donna Dean Elame Dear Sandy Dear esier Fred Dames Say ' Day Ba D'wet: Jam Edgy Lmda ECxKSFdS Ham, EhI-arss K5 P? Ceralxn 5'? C- EHN Enw Ran Fa'rbanks R : ha'd F'sher THE CLASS OF 1965 Kay Gallagher Jim Gamer Barbara Gibson Leroy Gruber Carol Hackney Sfeve Haley Barbara Hampton Jack Harbison Marty Havlln Vernon Hawk Linda Hefnikamp Barbara Hillerich Linda Hoffman Cheryl Hague Ellen Hoover Don Homer Cheryl Hoskins Sue Hyrne Donna lsaack Joe Jackson Tom Jones Jack Kasee Ken Kaufman Bob Kaupp Dennis Kelly Alberr Kessler Lillian Kincaid Bonnie Kirker Carol Kissinger Janet Knosr Jane KcehF Judy Kopp Judy Kravitz Kafhy Lambert Bob Langefeld Sandra Larbus Herb Morse Ka1hy Mueller Carol MuHenfx Dwighi Mynear Greg Nlemeyer Nancy NIcsz Carol Noland Diane Obermeyer Joan Ochs Joe O'Conner Ron OH Lois Pachoud Donna Park Gayie Parker Jeny Patton Jayne Patton BIH Payne Mary Peace Mike Leak David Love Tom Madden Jim Madison John Maegly Dana Maloney Alan Martin Diane- Martin Don Mafhias Russell Matlock Carol Mam'ngly Doug McDonald Lynne McManus Jean Mennough Linda Meyer Janie Miller Sfeve Miller Judy Morris Linda Ritchie Dave Rhienhouse Ken Roberts Linda Robinson Jean Rogers Jim Rohrer Lynn Rouse Janis Rout! Meme Ravekamp Louise Russofto Linda RuHedge Cheryl Ruwe WWI A J Ann Jerry Schenz Marsha Schirmer Douglas Schmeuszer Janet Schneider Barbara Schramm Terry Schroeder 64 Dennis Peake Carin Pelz Sandy Phelps Linda Phillips Melody Phillips Dianne Pcague Steve Pope Ron Powell Jim Prather Don Prince Mary Jane Prine Jim Procopio Mike Raffel John Raines S1eve Ramey Kaihy Rapp BHI Richardson Carolyn Ritchie Frank Schwartz Mike Scot? Donna Skoog Bob Smith Dave Smith Dan Spinney Bev 81am Georgia Sfabler Barbara Sfepp Jean Stevens Sue Stuart Jack Snunk Rosemarie Suess Linda Sykes Par Talmage Bob Teubmer Mike Thacker Nicky Thorman Peggy Utecht Diana Vernon Gilbert Vice Hope Vicior Ron Vockell Sue Volhardr Jeff Wainscot? 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Zw'nk Uz?pmr 69 JUNIOR HIGH 72 mammww FWZTUOW OM;;JSHP 'Uanr-m symptom . Bagley v Balser Ba1es Baume , Baynes Benhase Berling Bish Blackburn Buddy . Booso . Bowman . Boyaiian . Bradley Bray . Brown , Brown . Brune . Buckley Bush - . Cadwaliader Cassada . Cale . Campbell . Carlson i Carlson . Carpenter Cate . Chadwell Clark EIGHTH GRADE This year's eighth grade class is The first to have spent their iunior high yearsin the nevv sechon of Deer Park High SchooL The upperdasmnen are not always aware of This group Thriving in their own iiffie world in The west wing, but These iunior highers are much aware, awake, and anxious To move info The realm of high school. Welcome! C, Ansiean T. Amsparger C. Ate; C. Baecker B. CoIIeH D. Cordes W. Cox D. Crabhee N. Crance G. Crawford . Currans . Daniel 4 Davenport Davis Dennis , Dish! UUEme . Dilg . Easfon , Ellerman Erwin , Evans . Ferris mmg-mcuu W. Finley P. Fishback C. Fisher N, Fobes J. Forste 5. Garnaas D, Garnerer M. Garrett B. Gels? D. 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WaHace . Weaver G. Werden C. Weyer mmy-x D. Williams C. WHson 5. Wright D. Wyn'ck M. Young 79 80 JUNIOR HIGH BAND tFirsT RowT Beverley Buckley, Linda Kuhn, PaTTy Diehl, Linda Holup. Wow 2T Jerry HashimoTo, Tom Rouse, Gary Rudig, Barbara Morrison, Carol Shouse, Joyce Gruleb, Cheryl Rapp, Peggy Garre , Bob Hansen. 020w 3T Janet Roberrson, Jim LuTher, Chuck Goodall, Bob Marc, Arden Kirschner, Gail Park, Bob Kasee, PaT Osborn, Dan EngelhardT. TRow 4T Mark Wilson, Steve Crowe, Barbara Palmer, Marcia FarenTeau, Linda Johns, Peggy Livingston, Linda MaTie, Penny Robinson, Janice STepp. Wow 5T Cynfhia Lloyd, Alan Lord, Jim GosseT Gary Smim. Richard Lance, Eugene Bishee, Richard Hoffmeisier, Russell Pottebaum, Eddie Stewart, Jerry Newman. Row M Bruce CaTe, Darryl Proffir, Torn Husband, George Crawford, Janice Meyer, Charlene Hayden, Terry on, Jim Bishop, TRow 7T George Hoffman, Tom Davis, Rex Fender, Bill Smith, Bill Rosenau, Srephen Poage, Ed Trieschman, Jim Bruner, Alan Jenkins. The Junior High Band of Today-The Senior High ConcerT and Marching Band of Tomorrow. Under The direction of Mr. Misner, indusTrIous Junior High sfudenTs are TaughT The fundamenfals of music and are given basEc lessons on The insTrumenT of Their choice. The Junior Band was given insTrucTion in marching and performed with The Senior Band aT The half-Time of The last fooTbaH game of The year. They also prepared a concerT which was given in The spring for The benefit of The communETy. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL tRow H Doug Smiih, Alan Lord, Wayne Dearwester, Mike Hammer, Mark Young, Mike Kravitz, Doug Erbele, BiH Rahe, Gavy Hoffman, Cm CaptainsiGary Baker and Dan Dennis, Chuck Goodall, Bill Daniels, Wayne Shiefds, Tommy Gerbus, Mike Nicely, Jerry NewmanV Row 3 Bob Brewer, Steve Gillis, Jeff Roser, J. A. Suess, Bobby Kasee, David Minning, Tom Arnsparger, Roger HeEnisch, Gary Smith, Bruce Morris, Bill Smith, Bill Finley, David Berling, Dan Freeman, Dan Darling, Mike Lehan, Sieve Gamaas, Terry 01?, Dave Bachman. Raw CH Gary Farmer, Gary Shearing, Harlan Burton, BHI Baynes, Ricky Lings. Kenny Volk, Tom Dunlap, Steve Taylor, Ricky Stadtlanderl Asst. Coach-Ken Ccndra, Coach-Frank Estes, Bruce Boghay, Don Blackburn, Dennis Smith, Chip Aies, Tum Wheeler, Richard Lance, Herb McFarland. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Wow H Eddie Stewan, Mgr., Wayne SHIelds, Ralph Howell, Doug Smirh, Ernie Pylei Billy Rahe, Mike Freeman, Bob Kasee, Mike Kravitz, Gary Phelan, Mgn tRow n Bill Smi1h,Mgr., Bobby Hanson, Dan Freeman, David Minning, Dan Dariing, Tommy Gerbus, STeve Ruscher, Jeff Roser, Terry On, Mgr. Row M Wayne RUBEN, John Smiley, Jim Rovekamp, Jim Gibson, BiH Baynes, Gary Ealser, Captain Dan Dennis, I Chip A1es. Row M Jim Gosse, Don Blackburn, Steve Tayfor, Tom Dunlap, Bruce Eagley, Mike Davis, Ricky Stadllander, Gary Farmer, Ricky Lx'ngo, 8' l WAYNE GAREE President A MESSAGE F ROM T HE PRESIDEN T Dear STudenTs, This year's STudenT Council accomplished a great deal. Here are a few proiecTs ThaT we UnderTookV We revised an Old and InadequaTe consTiTuTion, To help keep our school clean, we sponsored a 'TClean-up The Lunchroom campaign We revised The poinTs given for parTicipaTing Tn var'Tous achviTies. We devised a monThTy acTTviTy caTeerar ThaT we posTed on The bulleTTn board. By looking aT Thisj The TaculTy and sTUdenTs knew aT a glance whaT acTiviTy was scheduled for each day of The monThs We sponsored a Tree dance for The purpose of sTimulaTing school spiriT and a baskeTbaH game beTweerT our TaculTy and The faculTy of Reading High School To promoTe sportsmanship. The mosT imporTanT reasons why we have a STudem CouncET are To prodee for sTudenT parTIcipaTion In school acTivTTies, To encourage school spiriT, To esTablish a beTTer undersTanding beTween The TaculTy and sTudenTs, To ed as a service organizaTion, To afford Training In ciTizensth, and most imporTanT, To TosTer, pro- moTe, and develop democracy as a way of IiTe. The STUdenT Council T5 The primary organizaTion around which a!l oThers revolve. IT musT noT only cominue To have The supporT of The sTudenTs, buT LT mUsT also conTTnue To have The compleTe supporT oT'The TaCUlTy. The STUdenT Council, aT Deer Park High School, is growing. If IT is To conTinue To grow and evenTually become, as iT should be, The mosT highly regarded organizaTion in our school, iT musT have The respecT and coeoperaTion of all. Thank you for The sTrong supporT ThaT you have given me This year. 84 Sincerely yours, Wayne Garee Presidenr of The STUdenT Council Wirst Row Ray Fax, Pat Nicely, Wayne Garee, Adene Sirkin, Paul Rundberg, Debbie Fassnachr. Becond Rowj Sandy Herrmann, John Reed, Chuck Gaston, Mike Scott, Dave Dennis, Mark Montgomery, Chuck Slalcy, Sharon Freeman. Uh'xrd Row PaHy Beer, Kathy Rapp, Lois Schulle, Linda CadwaHader, PHI Fairchild, Barbara Schramm, Barbara Rinehart, Sue Hyrne, Bevetly Short n : 1.3.,wa 0.,9-3: 134,9 Paul Rundberg Arlene Sirkin Vfce-Prosidenr Secretary Pat Nicely Treasurer Miss Helen WiIEiams Adviser 85 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Charles Sraley Marilyn Kelly Mari!yn Henrhorn Reporter Secretary Treasurer Mark Momgomery Charles Gaston President Vice-Presidenf 'K Mn Champion Adviser 86 SCHOLARSHIP, LEADERSHIP CHARACTER, SERVICE Row M Barb Short, Marifyn HenThom, Chuch Gaston, Marilyn Kelly, Virginia Hickman. TRow 2T John Reed, iinda Barren, Margie Van Schaik, Sam Stauffer, Dick Hall, Craig George, Bob Lewis, Bill Hemer. Row 3 Doug LivingsTon, Ruth Ann Goldfuss, Paul Rundberg, Marilyn Talmage, Connie Thomas, Louanne Hennessey, Kaihie Blackburn, Debbie Fassnachl. Brains and Twelve acTivTTy poinTs only begin The IisT of requirements To be meT by a NaTional Honor SocieTy memberT The honored few musT display scholarship, leadership, characTer, and service. Each year in a special assemny, five per cenT of The junior class and Ten per cenT of The senior class are Tapped as new members. ThroughouT The year, The Nafional Honor SocieTy unconsciously encourages academic achievement and consciously sponsors an annual dance and scholarship banqueT. 87 'l 2 a 1 y. .m- u. IR; . . .- Ag'. - t Row D Greg Stone, Craig George, Bill Hemer, Charles Gaston. Ulow m Dave Gilmore, Dave Matthews, Rick Ballard, Sam Stauffer. Row M Ben Stepp, Dick Stafen, Mike Scam, Jack Kasee. Ron Powell. KEY CL UB Mfr T0 right; Dick Hall, VicePresidem; Charles Staley, President; Bill Hemer, Secretary; Mark Montgomery, Lieutenanf Governor; Chuck Gaston, Treasurer. 88 tRow H Charles Staley, Dick Hatl, Mark Montgomery, Tom Griffith, lRow 2t Cliff Foster, Terry Taborl Dennis Peake, Bob Langfteld, Bob Lewis, Ray Fox. Wow 3t Jim Rogers, Tom Pyle, Ron Peak, Paul Rundberg. Your attention, please We're all familiar with those words tssulng from the PA. every morning; Maktng the daily announcements is iust one of the worthwhile projects of the Key Club. They put up the flag, keep the bulletin board up-toidate, hold paper drives, sponsor dances, and distribute food to the needy at Christmas. The Key Club was well represented at the district and international convention this year. Throughout the year, the boys of the Key Ctub faithfully foltow their motto: We serve Mr, Lazarus, Adviser Milt Hebaut, Adviser 89 90 ANTLERS S TAF F Mn Yonce-uAdvisor Donna VockeII-Edimr Lef'r 1o righh Bob Lewis, Margare? Stewart, Jackie Harmon, Chuck Staley, Nancy Prinzel, Chuck Gaston, Beverly Schmeuszer, Becky Jones, Mark Montgomery, Donna VockelL Marilyn Kelly Marilyn Keliy Assisranr Editor If long hours, argumen'rs, swaaf, 1ears, toil, frazzled nerves, and confusion creaie a yearbooki'rhen you're looking at one. After work- ing all year To keep ahead of a deadline, The sfaff members now breathe a sigh of relief, settle back, and count The misTakes made. It may no? be a Nobel winner, but the Antlers of 1963 represents many hours of labor and, we mus? admit, a few laughs. We hope you enioy if. If Deer Park students, Iike Will Rogers, only know what They read in the paper, they were certainly kept abreast of school activities by The bi-monfhly appearance of the Tom Tom. The staff put forth many hours of diligenf labor so that 1he students of Deer Park might see Themselves in action. Mr. Robinson-Advisor Janet Theiss-Editor Virginia Hickman Assisfanr Edifor 1-83,? To rigln: Delores Sebree, Bill Hemen Debbie Fassnachf, Dick Staten, Barbara Horwifz, Dkk Hall, Barb Barton, Janet Theiss, Virginia Hick- man, Sandra Woycke, Kay Lee, Virginia Vaske, Connie Thomas, Janie Kinney, Sue Bernens 9! UZOW H Stephanie Moses, Ginny Hickman, Donna Dean, Pam Buck, Margare1 Stewart, Marie Prichard, Gale Balser. mow H Georgia S1abler, Maryjane Prine, Jeanne Bernens, Gayle Vice, Reba Wyn'ck, Judy Wasson, Sue Bernens, Pat Wikcff, Dianne Vernon, Barb Drogo, JoAnn Bowers. 020w m Jill OJRagen, Linda Sykes, Gayfe Parker, Margaret Urechf, Kafhy Mueller, Gail Madison, Kathy Moses, Donna Park, Carolyn WelIsV F UTURE N URSES Mrs, Phyllis Thomas Adviser Dr. Kildare fansn one and all, The Future Nurses had an active year bring- ing pleasure to The patients of St. Rita's. They are now nationally affiliated and rapidly growing. Donna Dean, Treasurer; Pam Buck, President,- Margaret Stewart, Vice-Presidenf; Maiie Prichard, Secretary. 92 Row D Larry S1evens, Barb Shari, Dianne Obermeyer, Tom Griffith, Marilyn Henlhorn, Sam Siauffer, Lois Kessel, Doug Livingsfon, Marilyn Kelly Wow 3 Kathy Kazup, Sharon Ferris, Nancy Niesz, John Reed, SaHy Munnell, Margie VanSI-naik, Don Homer, Rusty Ferdon, Bruce Hogue, Robert Lewis, Diane Darling, Jane? Schmidtgoesllng, Barb Gabriel. Wow CU Barb Hampton, Linda Phillips, Janis Roun, Louanne Hennessey, Sue Hennessey, Ron On, Carin Pelz, Karen Hague, Judy Morris, ChaHoHe Lambert Diane Forsier, Beverly Short Barb Srepp. Ritsa Vidas. F UTURE TEACHERS Mrs. Eve Theison HMe?-a Teacherlj' The F.T.A. fosters an inferesf in Teaching and provides its members with useful information fo- ward Thelr careers OFFICERS: Tom Griffith, Treasurer; Sam Stauffer, Vice-Presidem; Mariiyn Hemhome, Pfesidem; Lois Kessel, Secretary; Karem Hague, Historian; Ritsa Vfdas, Reporter, 93 F UTURE BUSINESS LEADERS The F.B.L.A. does more 1han produce pretty secrefaries To grace The knobby knees of bossesi This year fhey toured business organi- zations, attended conventions, and worked on SBVeral charity proiecfs. They, of course-and Miss Spurr will long remember This-held their annual carnation day. Wanda Campbell, Treasurer, Yvonne Reisman, President, Debbie Fassnacht. Secretary. iFirs? Rowi Wanda Campbeii, Yvonne Reisman, Debbie Fassnachr. iSecond Rowi Sandy Woycke, Linda Barrett, Janet Schneider, Linda Yeats, Phyllis Alford, Mavy Lou Bendail, Cafhy Osborne. 94 YOUTH FOR CHRIST In its second year at Deer Park, the Y.F.C. Cfub has grown in size, in leadership, and in fellowship. Y.F.C. sponsors an official quiz Team which made a splendid showing in city wide compeiifion This year, and all of us will long remember the Funspirafion spon- sored by Y.F.C. Wow 1:, Nancy Niesz, Louanne Hennessy, Pat Wikoff, Peggy Livingston. mow 2 Karen Hague, Gayle Parker, CaroI Noland, Doug Livingston, Karen Hague, Vice-Presiden?; Doug Livingston, President,- Paf Talmage, Secretary-Treasurer; Marilyn Talmage, Prayer and FeHQWEhip Chairman; Nancy Niesz, Quiz Team capiain Brenda Wikoff, Larry Crawford. mow 1H Bruce Hague, Linda Meyer, Craig George, Marilyn Talmage, Gary Gramke. 020w 1U Pat Talmage, Richard Ffsher, Philip Bodle. 95 SCIENCE CLUB A strong stomach and a sTeady hand are aids for every Science Club member. When not CUTTing apart some innocent animal, The 'Efub members are delving mm The mar- vels of chemistry, bi- ology, or anatomy. Many exciTing hours have been spam in the world of science This year. Wirsf rowD Maly Peace, Harry Ehlers, Gary BreakaH, Gayle Parker. Second rowty Dave Tennenbaum, Neil Zimmerman, Richard Fisher, Craig George, Monty Rovekamp, John Schoensiein. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS Presidenr-Sam Stauffer V.-Presidenl-Bob Smith Treasurer-John Arnsparger Secretary-Rosemarie Suess Uirsl rowh Phillip Eodell, John Amsparger, Niel Zimmerman, Sam Stauffer, Arden Kirschner, Gilbert Vice, Bob Smhh. CSecond roM Dave Tennenbaum, Mariorie Ulecht, Judy 96 Morris, SaHy Munnell, Carin Pelz, Rosemarie Sues: FRENCH CLUB ERow U Rirsa Vfdas, Linda Phillips, Diane Obermeyer, Karen Hague, Marilyn Talmage, Louanne Hennessy, Barbara SfBPp. Nancy Niesz. ERow 2E MrsE Schobel, John Reed, Greg Neimeyer, Marty Havlin, Don Homer, Tom Dame, Richard Fisher, Doug Livingsfon, Marilyn Kelly. ART ASSISTANTS Joan Kyde, Dave Rinenhouse i s b 5 a r E R E OFFICERS Marilyn Talmage-Presiden! Marilyn KeHyESecretary Karen HogueaTreasurer LAB ASSISTANTS ! E E E Irene Hull, Mark Monrgomery, John Schoenslein 97 ART CLUB The sfage aT Parker's would be bare wifhouT The Talenfed efforts of The Art Club. Meeting bi- monthly, The members work in mosaics, wafer colors, oil paintings and ceramics. The Arf Club invites new members. tRow H Cheryl Hague, Kathy Gallagher, Donna Hayes, Fred Schreiber, George Crawford Carin Pelz. 020w N Mr. Meagher, Irene Hull, Susan Haynes, Margaret Urecht, Russ Shepherd, Sandy Dey, Kathy Emmerson, Ricky Crawford, Dave RiHenhouse, Ralph Shepherd, Billy Cox. DRAMA! GUILD w r Presicl'eniL Donna Park- President Carol Mafh'nglyu Secretary Row M Jerry Seyman, Pam Eng!e, Barb Capehari, Pa? Eng, Donna Dean, Rifsa Vidas. Ulow D Barb Gabriel, Hope VicIor, Lynn Blankemeyer, Lucia Vandevbrink, Sue Hyme, Donna Park, Carol Mattineg. Row M Sharon Ferris, Linda Heinkamp, Sharon Gubin, Diana Martin, Melody Philips, Carol Moore. Raw M Lillian Kincaid, AFberf 98 Kessfer, Philip Bodle, Turn Dame, Don Homer, Richard Fisher, Denny Klasmeier, Mike Raffel. CHESS CLUB Ron Peake, Sec. Dennis Peake, Vice-Presidenr John DeJager, Pres. tRow H Mike Holmes, Don Ruiherford, Bob Langfield, John DeJager, Dave Thompson. Wow H Gary Walker, Steve Ramey, Bob Lewis, Bruce Thompson, Sally Munnell, Dennis Peake. UQQW ID Dennis Klasmeier, Joe O'Conner, Don Bush, Ron Peake, Harry Ehlers, Bruce Hogue. OFFICERS Jerry Schenz- Pres. Tom Dame- Vico-Pres Linda Mame- Sec. Ulow l? Terry 0 , Donna Hare, Linda Evans, Siephanie Seremelis, BIH Rana. Wow E Maryann Tennenbaum, Donna Clark, Jam Gosse, Mariorie Holden, Wanda Thomas, Linda Mane, Leslie Taylor. mnw CH Jerry Schenz, Ron Powell, Tom Dame, Don Homer, Richard Fisher. Neil Bingham, Ron OIL 99 Jeanne Bernens Cathy Osborne Jackie Harmon Yvonne Reisman Sandy Herrmann Pany Buck Susan Gaines Barbara Rinehart Jeanne Bernens Linda Rifchey Judy Kravitz Lois Schulte Mrs. Mary Taylor 5' Barbara Short Margaret Siewari m Barbara Drogo 0 ?ml'lilm mm; mm m 100 The school library would operate on a much less efficient levet if it Were not for the student assistants. They do many things that release the librar- rian for emergency and technical duties, such as shelving books, filing cards, making out film sched- ules, checking new books, indexing, typ- ing, and many other things as the need for them arises. f. tRow U Susan Haynes, Gail Madison, Janet Chapman, Linda Chapman. tRow 2t Hope Jahnigan, Pam Engle, Kay Gallagher, PROJ EC TI ON I 8 TS Gary Chapmanl Wolfgang Pelz, Ed Stephens, William Reckner, Larry Roberts, Ed Stewart, Shepherd, Bill Crook, Bob Rhodes, Jim Stewart, Ray Fox, Linda Hendrix, Cheryl Hague, Mike Roberts, Gary Eteakall, Russell, Proiectionist must be ready to operate any of the audiovisual machines that the school owns. Proiec- tionists operate these machines in their own classes and are as- signed to operate them in other classes during their free per- iods and sometimes after school hours. IO! hRow H J. Fletcher, C. Rahe, P. Burnen, B. Dearringer, B. Drogo, J. Kopp, D, Skoog, S. Basham, L, McManus, L. Fletcher, F. Eng, L. Ritchie, S. Seyffer, Wow 22; B. Shark K. Blackburn, P. Buck, Mh Varga Toth, J. Carter, L Robinson J. Snider, M. Shirmer, J. Rogers, B. 51531, P, Wikoff, mow In .L Rouir, B. Hampton, L. Hoffman, M. Vogel, D. Obermeyer, J. Schmidtgoeshng, D. Darling, J. Stevens, 5. Volhardf, J. Wesson, C. Noland, D, Park, G. Maningly. Wow 41 Jh Theiss, N, Heber, M, Henthorn, M. Van Schaik, G. Hickman, C. Lamberf, S. Bernens, C. Osborne. J. Campbell, J, Morris, Cy Pelz, S. CorneH. tRow 5h B. Voelker, J. Chapman, Sh Ellis, P. Beiu, S. Freeman, L. Cadwallader, M. Phillips, L. Blankemeyer, T. Boma, J. Koehl, Cy Mueller, B. Willlams, L. Vanderbrinckh Row M M. Prime, J. Eernens, L. Ramey, L. Medbury, R. Jones, D. Kripp, K. Moses, D. Martin, R. Martin, M. Stewart, D, Fassnacht, B. Jones, M. Kelley, Wow N S. Williams, G. Madison, SJ Tiptonl K Smith, K. Kazup, B. Short, L4 Vasfine, C. Mullinex, S. Herrmann, B. Schramm, D, Sanderson, D. Vockell. Row M R. Vidasl R. Suess, Y. Reisman, BV Rinehart, G. Balser, L. Schulte, L, Phillips, 5. Tracey, S. Tipton, Jh Kyde, S. Moses, Sh Hyrne, B. Rahe. Every Friday afternoon, The penT-Up energy of the G.A.A. members is released Through basketball, volleyball, ping pong, and hockey. The girls earn activity points and, eventually, a letter award. The annual banquet is The high light of the year for These girls. left to right: Juan Kycle, Vice-Presidem; Sue Hyme, Corresponding Sec- reTary; Janet Theiss, President; Margaref Stewarn Recording Secre1ary; Sandla Hermann, Treasurer. 102 PEP CLUB Row D L. Rifchey, G. Balser, Y. Reisman, L. Schulle, J. Theiss, B. RineharT, J. Kyde, D, Vockell, L. Phillips, J. Koehl, L McManus. tRcw 2T 1. Hull, P. BurneTTe, B. Dearringer, B, Capehart, P. Eng, D. Dean, J. Kravirz, L. Fletcher, P. Beer, S. Freeman, C. Lloyd, L, Coffey. Wow 3T J, Flefcher, B. Frye, P, Buck, P. Engle, ST Ellis, L. Robinsonl J. CarTer, C. Wolever, N. RiTchey, L. Vanderbrinck, S. CorneTT, C. Hackney, 3. Hyrne. TRow AU M, Varga ToTh, DT Lyon, K. Moses, J. Brandf, K. Smith, K, Kazup, K. Sanders, P. Simpkins, S, Dearwester, 5. TipTon, S Williams, J. O'Hagen, K. Browning, MT Prine. Row 5 GA Madison, B. Lance, E. Short A. Powell, D. Darling, J. Kopp, D. Skoog, B. Hillerich, 5. Volhardt, J. Wasson, P. Wiegel, T. Bonta, L. Blankemeyer. TRow 6T D. Obermeyer, K. Blackburn, M. Stewart, G. Hickman, 5. Bernens, J. Schnider, C. Ruwe, C. Kissinger, J. Morris, L. Cadwallader, M. Phillips, J. Bernens. TROW 7J A. Sirkin, S. Moses, M. HenThorn, M. Van Schaik, N. Heber, B, Rahe, N. Thorman, C, Basham, B, Barton, B. Jones, L. Vastine, D. MarTinl BK Schramm. Winning The NLV.I.L. SporTsmanship Trophy proved ThaT The good sporismanship ideals of The Pep Club paid off. EnergeTic supporTers, These gals boosT school spiriT wiTh lung power, shakers, pins, and posTers. !; Stephanie Moses, Corresponding Secretary, Becky Jones, VicehPresidenT, Barb Schramm, Secretary, Joan Kyde, PresidenT, Arleen Sirkin, Treasurer. l03 RESERVE CHEERLEADERS LYNN McMANUS DANA MALONEY JANE KOEHL LINDA PHILLIPS GALE BALSER LINDA RITCHEY Captain VARSITY CHEERLEADERS JOANIE KYDE BARBARA RINEHART-Head LOIS SCHULTE JANET THEISS DONNA VOCKELL YVONNE WESMAN-Ahernale I05 WILDCATETTES Row M Margie Van Schaik, Jackie Harmon, Marllyn Henrhom, Arlene Sirkin, Carolyn Cobbe, Susan Gaines, Lynn Blankemeyer, Dianne Marlin, Bonnl'e Frye, Barbara Drogo, Carol Hartman, Candy Rahe, Gale- Balser, Linda Fletcher. lRow 2l Linda BarreIT-Head, Pat Talmage, Janet Schneider, Connie Thomas, Nancy Haber, Barbara Horwitz, Barbara Shari, Linda Subleit, Kathy Blackburn, Rosemarie Suess, Gloria Turck, Sandy Herrmann, Janet Flelchen Diane Lyons, Dabble Fassnachl, Yvonne Reisman, Wanda Campbell, Marsha VargaTofh. The real feamwork on The athletic field aT Deer Park This year was displayed by the charming and co-ordinaled Wlldcatelfes. Those long hours of pracfice, all that exl pended energy, and all Those flaring Tempers finally cona geal info a fascinating and rewarding half-time show. Thanks, girls! LINDA BARRETT Capfaln l06 BEV STAAT SANDY HEGGEMEIER GINNY HICKMANhCaptain JUDY KOPF DONNA SKOOG The game would not be quite so exciTing nor The band quite so en- onable without the appearance of our smiling, strutting, swinging maioreffes. Their performances fake falem, 1I'me, and precision, and we appreciaTe Their efforts. JONIE MILLER DENNIS KLASMIER Feature Twirler Drum Maior l07 DEER PARK HIGH U?UW U Linda Fletcher. Gale Balser, Candy Rahe, Carol Hartman, Barb Drogo, Bonnie Frye, Diane Martin, Lynn Blankemeyer, Jonie Miller. Row D Suzie Gaines, Nancy Haber, Carolyn Cobbe, Arlene Sirkin, Marilyn Hemhorn, Jackie Harmon, Pat Talmage, Margie Van Schaik, Beverly Staat, Donna Skoog, Ginny Hickman. NOW IN Chuck Gaston, Jim Gibson, Tom McMafh, Ron Fairbanks, Monte Rovekamp, Ber- nard McDole. Ulow M Brenda Moore, Paul Rundberg, Dick Sta1en, Larry Crawford, Lois Kessel, Sally Munnell, Carol Goldfuss. Wow 3 Ken Lombard, Albert Kessler, Marvin Heggemeier, Greg Sfone, DaVe Shively, Gary Gramke. mow M Diane Poague, Lucia Vanderbfink, Steve Cadwallader, Marilyn Talmage, Nancy Prinzel, Jean Sfevens. Row D Greg Neimeyer, Neil Zimmerman, Sue Chadwell, Mary Matie, Beverly Vockell, Linda Phillips, Douglas Livingston. MARCHING BAND How U Gloria Turck, Diane Lyons, Janet Fletcher, Sandy Herrmann, Wanda Campbell, Barbara Short, Marsha VargaToTh, Debbie Fassnacht. Uiow M Dennis Klasmeier, Linda Barren, Janet Schneider, Connie Thomas, Linda Sublen, Kathy Blackburn, Rosemarie Suess, Yvonne Reisman, Barbara Horwnz, Judy Kopp, Sandy Heggemeir. Row M Ken Weintrub, Bob Rhodes, Jim Madison, Randy Bass, Stan Cossman, Larry Stevens. 020w 1U Jack Daniels, Dave Thompson, Bruce Lawson, Sieve Kuck, Bruce Cate, Cynthia Lloyd. Row in Bruce Thompson, Gary VargaToth, Eddie Stevens, Dean Stewart, Richard Fisher, Kafhy Mueller. Row GJ Barbara Stepp, Linda Litlrell, Maly Peace, Sieve Boney, Louanne Hennessey, Jerry Hashimoto, Tom Rouse. Wow N Karen Rundberg. Linda Meyer, Ruth Goldfuss, Charles Mayhew, Sam Stauffer. CONCERT BAND CLARFNETS S Stauffer, N Zimmerman, Sreve Boney, L. Hennessey,$. Chatfwell, B, Smith, L Littrell, M Peace, E. Stepp, S. Campbell, M. Matie, J. Stevens, N. Prinzel. FLUTES-R. Goldfuss, 1.. Meyer, L. PhiHips. K. Rudberg, B, Vockell. SAXOPHONES-P Rundberg, J. Daniels, D. Thompson, E. Lawson, C Moore FRENCH HORNSiS Munnelf, L. Kessel, R Suess, C. Goldfuss, S. Kuck, D. Klasmeier, M. Talmage, C. Mayhew. BASSOON-I. Leleer. TRUMPETSaT. Morris, G. VargaToth, E4 Stevens, G. Stone, 8. Thompson, D. Stewart, R. Fisher, D. Shiveley, B, Moore, D. Poague, L. Vanderbrink, M. Heggemeier. TROMBONESAC. Gaston, J Gibson, B. McDole, R. Fairbanks, R. Powell. BARITONES- A. Kessler, D. 59a1en, L, Crawford. BASS-M. Alien, G. Niemeyer. PERCUSSION-M. Rovekamp, S. Cossmann, K. Weinfrubl L. Sfevens, R. Bass, R. Rhodes, D7 Tennenbaum, J. Miller, G, Hickman GREY SCARLETS 1 :6: 4: t Ff 3-. ii CLARWETsisam Stauffcr, Neil Zimmerman, Sieve Honey, Bob Smith. SAXOPHONES-Paul Rundberg, Jack Daniel, Charles Mayhew, Sieve Kuck, Marilyn Talmage TROMBONEsiChuck Gaston, Ron Powell, Bernie McDole, Ron Fairbanks. TRUMPETS Dean Stewart Richard Fischer, Gary Gramke, Dick Staten, Bruce Thompson. BASSEsiGreg Niemeyer, Mike AHen. GUITARiKen Weimrub. DRUMS-Randy Bass. PIANO- Dave Tennenbaum, Sally MunneH. flO BAND IN ACTION Prelude to a memorable evening. N01 aH llwe kIckx'ng is done by The Ream. II2 Nirst Row Dave Weddell, Linda Barren, Donna Nimersheim, Ann Powell, Marie Pritchard, Charlotte Lamberf, Donna VockeH, Sandra Hermann. Second Row George Madden, David Dennis, Melody Phillips, Kafhy Lambert, Toni Bonfa, Barb Hampfen, Pa! Wykoff, Carol Noland, Kathy Mueller. tRow 3 Ron Gough, Dick Hall, Arlene Sirkin, Carol Hackney, Janet Schneider, Mary Vogel, Janis ROUH, Iane Koehl, Kathy Blackburn, Douglas Livingston, John Reed, Jim Rogers, Jerry Schenz, Dave Smith, Ricky Himerdinger, Wes Stephens. SCHOLO CHQRUS v3??? a , ' .m ?;?ng Hirst Row Stephanie Moses, Janice Flefcher, Lois Fish, Donna Eicher, Marilyn Henthorn, Margie Van Schaik, Torn Griffith $econd Row Barb Short, Danda Campbell, Barbara Horwiiz, Nina Hawkins, Gale Vice, Patricia Talmage, Mark Montgomery, Glen Rouse. Hhird Row PaHy Greenhalghj Connie Thomas. Jery Sayman, Yvonne Reisman, Janei Theiss, Deborah Fassnachh Lynn Blanken- meyer, Charles SWIEY' RUSW FCYdOIL WOUI'fh ROVW Bob Bos1wickl Richard Ballard, Terry Tabor, Harry Cordell, Larry Cordell, David Love. IIB BOYS7 CHORUS Meow H Jerry Schenz, Tom Griffith, Ricky Heimerdinger, Dave WaddeH, John Reed, Dave Smith, Doug Livingston. tRow D Ron Gnugh, Wes Stevens, Dick Hall, Larry Cordelf, Jim Rogers, Charles Staley, Bob Bostwick, Wow 33 Harry Cordell, Rusw Ferdon, Dave Love, Dave Dennis, Mark Monrgomery, Ricky Ballard, Glenn Rouse, George Madden. GIRLS, GLEE CLUB Margaret Saewarr, Virglnla Hickman, Marie Prichard, LInda Meyer, Barbara Stepp, Kathy Boddy, Kathy Emerson, Carolyn Wells, Gail Madison, Beverly Short, Sandy Rogers, Patty Buck, Lois Schulle, Jane Koehl, Nancy Tissandier, Connie Hall, Linda CadwaIdEr, Connie Hendrixl Jane? Schmidt, Kathy Moses, Lynda Fletcher, Diane Darling, Kathy Mueller, Sue Haynes, Sharon Ferris, Corliss Carden, Ann Powell, PaHy Beer, Kathy Kazup, Pat Wikoff, Carol Nolandl Janet Schneider, Cheryl Rume. Sharon Eliis, Sharon Tracy, Pat Talmage, Nina Hawkins, Barbara I I4 Hammon, Jam's Rmm, Linda Phillips, Diane Obermeyer, Kathy Rapp, Rozanne Reiin. Beverw Staaf, Terry Shrader, Linda Coffeyl Sue Bernens, Janet Theiss. MIXED gHORUS lRow H Janet Flefcher, Debbie Fassnachf, Kafhy Blackburn, Barbara Short! Nina Hawkins, Sandy Herrmann, Wanda Campbell. lRow Zl Barbara Horwilz, Pat Wicoff, John Reed, Kalhy Mueller, Charlotte Lambert Tom Griffith, Janet Theiss. lRow Sl Dave Weddell, Charles Staley, Dick Hall, Jim Rogers, George Madden, Ron Goughl Row :0 Marilyn Henthorn, Harry Cordell, Dave Love, Dave Dennis, Mark Montgomery, Larry Cordell, Margie Van Schaik. The hallways of D.P.H.S. are filled wiTh The sound of music every afternoon during sixth bell. Sometimes hesitant, sometimes discordant, we wonder how These seventy some voices finally blend into the pleasing strains we hear aT all their performances. Under The capable direcling hand Of Miss Howard, these sTUdenfs presenf The annual ChrisTmas assembly, a spring conr cert, Parkers, and sing af Baccalaureate and at Com- mencement. The real highlight of The season is Vocal Highlighls. Nervous but eager, The sfudenfs await 1he chorus Tryouts each fall Music plays an imporfanf part in our lives at Deer Park, and we all appreciate and enjoy the efforts of Miss Howard and her choruses. MISS DOROTHY HOWARD Vocal Director il5 SPOR TS VARSI T Y Wow H Lynn Rouse, Ted Knechtly, Dave Gilmore, Tom Pyle Bick Stewart, Lou Spinney, John Dunigan, Ron Gough. 020w D Jack Strunk, Steve Ramey, John Margly, Dan Spinney, Bob Smith, Jerry Schenz, Bob Bohle, Bob Bosiwick, Terry Regenfusz, Wes Stevens Wow ID Coach Griswald. Coach Wood, Mike Richardson, Tom Buckfey, Ron Fobes, Ron Powell, Doug Schmeuszer, Jim Prather, Mike Allen, Terry Tabor. MR. GRISWA'LD MR. WOOD MR. MALEY Head Coach Backfield Coach Line Coach . k FOOTBALL 020w H Dick Hall, Dave Dennis, RusTy Ferdun, George Madden, Bob Helvey, Rick Ballard, Bob Langfield, TRow 2T Bob Harbison, Ron Peaks, Bob Teubner, Dennis Wagner, Jim Willils, Jack Harbison, Fred Dennis, Dick Thompson, John Skinneri Row 3 Tom Dame, Bill Freeman, Dale Fite, Ron Diehf, John Edgar, Marry Havlin, Jim Rohrer, Jack Kasee, Coach Maley. This was noT a year of glory for The WiidcaTs of Deer Park High. IT was a year of accepiing hard-foughT defeaTs wiTh The dignity of True sportse men. IT was a season of nine defeaTs and one lone but glorious vicTory. IT was 5 Trying year for coaches, players, and fans. BUT if was a year of unfailing Team broTherhood and daunTless school spirit. The scores do noT reveal The vaiianT efforts behind Them. They cannof show The grueling hours of pracTice, The forTiTude in The face of defeat, The agony of anoTher loss. This was a season of loss, a season of frustration, a season of discontent buT certainly mm a season 0f failure. This was a year of development a? Deer Parkidevelopmem in sportsmanshipl Team- work, and know-how. We do noT look back on This year wiTh regreT, but look forward To fUTure years wiTh great expecTaTions. Onward, Deer Park! Welll geT 'em nexT year! fl9 1 962-1 963 DEER PARK HIGH SCHOOL WILDCAT S vw s; -. ORGE MADDEN SCHEDULE THEY Sycamore ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 28 Mariemonf W 14 Moeller . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Greenhills North College Hill . ., Reading ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 27 Wesfern Hills ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 61 Wyoming 7, ................... 78 MT. Healthy ........ ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 36 Lockland , 0 ;. z ! f, JIM PRATHER FIGHTING WILDCAT ACTION Alfhough There were not many victories, There -was a lot of action on fhe afhfefic field at Deer Park This year. The players, coaches, managers, cheerleaders, and fans all combined effort with enthusiasm TO make it a great season in spi're of ?he losses. Bob Langfield, Dick Thompson, Lynn Reuse, and Jack Strunk. 122 FRESHMAN F OOTBALL 1 Wow 11 Mark Horwiiz, Doug Bearhs, Wally Swder, Coach Munz, Bob Robinson, Bob Lamb, Richard Combs, Dave Williams. 1Rnw 21 lanny Sparks. Rick Teubner, Dean Stewart, Mike Cassinilli, Damon Farris, Bill Bishop, Roy Young. MR. MUNZ Head Coach WE 12 14 18 18 SCHEDULE THEY Greenhills ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 24 Reading ,, H 0 Wyoming ...... 1L 21 N. Cdlege Hill ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 28 Colerain ............................ 12 Sycamore . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 24 123 BASKETBALL The helmeTs and cleaTs of football season were quick- ly exchahged Tor The lerseys and Tennis shoes OT bas- keTball, and The varsity WildcaTs of Deer Park Took To The hardwood with vim, vigor, and vlTaliTy, and wiTh vlcTory In mind Coach Jerry Wood was serving his flrsT year as varsiTy baskeTball coach wiTh a relaTively unexperiencecl buT determined Team. The Team began The 1962-1963 season wiTh a will To win and This will stayed wiTh Them even Through a season of fifTeen defeaTs and Three wins, IT is not easy To be a loser, buT having played The besT possible game helps in accepTing defeat. AlThough The year's record was not ouTsTanding, The players did a Tremendous iob em on The courT and represenled our school, our spirit, and our capabiliTies in an appropriaTe manner. NexT yearls Team will be wlThouT The benefits and services of John Skinner and Wayne Garee, complains of The '62-'63 varsity squad, John Dunigan, Dave Dennis, and George Hollander, all graduaTing wiTh The class of 1963. CO-CAPTAINS: John Skinner and Wayne Garcc. Left To righT: John Dunlgan, Tom Pyle, Ted Maley, Bill Selvey, Dave Dennis, l24 J and B?Ck Stewart Giff Fosver, Rirk Ballard Hollands r, Jim Framer. Gemgc l25 SEN I ORS GEORGE HOLLANDER WAYNE GAREE JOHN DUNIGAN SCHEDULE WE THEY WE THEY 55 Mariemonf , , 60 56 Mt. Healthy , , , .. 59 50 LockIand ,, 51 55 Lockland , , 7, . ,, 6O 32 Wyoming , , , 78 48 Wyoming , . 66 69 Sycamore 78 64 N. College Hill 58 55 N. College Hill 70 39 Sf, Bernard , , , 7O 63 Moeller . .. . 65 63 Reading . . , , ,, 75 55 ST. Bernard , , , 44 42 Greenhills 56 47 Reading 62 69 Sycamore 7 , , 67 43 GreenhiHs , 49 46 MT, Heath 7 , 57 126 THESE GAINED EXPERIENCE YEAR . TED MALEY JIM PRATHER , 3 1323;! 1 . ,g 5 ii I I V :i . .r RICK BALLARD CLEFF FOSTER 'TOM PYLE BICK STWERT I27 RESERVE PLAYERS Coach Griswald, Bob Tubner, Mick Scott, Mike Cooper, Don Prince, Mike Allen, Many Haveline, Jack Kassee, John Edgar, Ron 01f. F RESHMAN TEAM Meow U Wally Studer, Bill Bishop, Coach Munz, Jim Willefs, Ricky Heimerdinger. Wow 3 Ricky Tubner, Mike Cassinelli, Dennis Wagner, Daymon Farris, Jerry Mariin, Marty Langhorsf, Mike Reynolds. 1 l28 UNSUNG HEROES BEHIND THE SCENES MANAGERS Besides taking care of all the equipment, these boys take a Fat of other things tend we won't be specifict from the ceaches and the players, These boys see that the team is equipped for every game and have to be there everlytime somebody calls. They even get practice at ianitorial work dur- ing halftime. They don't al- ways get that word of thanks, but their efforts are appreci- ated. STATISTICIANS AND REPORTERS Seated at the end of the bench for every game, these two boys kept track of every ac- tion that took place on the floor-shots, re- bounds, and assists. After the game Chuck Gaston would call the score into the Enquirer, and WCPO-TV. While after every home game on Friday night Chuck Staley would go down to the Times-Star Building to write the story for that paper. Charles Staley and Chuck Gaston. I29 T RACK IT was only an average season for The cinder- men of Deer Park High School. The Track Team won Two of five dual meeTs, placed fifTh ouT of TwenTy-six in The Lockland nighT relays, and ended The season sTanding fifTh among The eighT Teams in The Millcreek Valley League. Ron John- son seT a new school record in The 100 yard dash and John Edgar seT Up new figures for The 120 yard high hurdles. BoTh Chuck GasTon and Ron Johnson broke The old record on The 220 yard dash. We can expect big Things from The Mercury- TooTed Track men nexT year, since The Team loses only six members in This year's graduaTing class. GraduaTing seniors are John Skinner, Wayne Garee, Chuck GasTon, Dick Hall, Charles STaley, and Dave Dennis. $91 P145, iRAEI Wow U Ron Johnson, Eick Srewarf, Jahn Skinner, Charles Staley, Chuck Gasion, Dick Hall, Dave Dennis, Wayne Garee, Don Bush, Rick Ballard. KRow M Wes Siephens, Bob Teubner, Ron Fobes, Don Prince, Joe O'Connor, John Edgar, Jerry Schenz, Mike Leak, Jim Welage. Uzow ID Dave Williams, 51eva Pope, Dennis Klasmeier, Rick Tuebner, Jim Willefs, Bob Robinson, Richard Combs, Dennis Peaks, Wow 10 Ray McDowell, Ron Buckiey, Bob Bohle, Mike Scott, Glenn Er1el, Phil Fairchild, Marty Langhors'r, Gregg Schneller, Coach Grizwuld Wow 5D Roger Anglin, Dave Spradlin, Tom Dame, Jerry Wagner, D'xck Thompson, Mike Cassinelli, Marty Haveline, Ed Cale. Barry Lewis l3! BASEBALL WE THEY 12 Finneyfown ........................................... 6 1 Roger Bacon .......................................... 8 1 Purcell ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 0 10 51, Bernard . 4 3 Milford ................................................. 1 13 N.C.H. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, O 5 Country Day ........................................ 3 5 Wyoming ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 3 Lockland ............................................... 1 12 St. Xavier .............................................. 1 1 McNicholas ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,, 3 5 Norwood .............................................. 4 8 Greenhills ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 12 Lockland 6 0 MT. HealThy .......................................... 8 7 Mariemonf ............................................. 4 6 Reading ............................................ 5 132 Row M Dennis Wagner, David Smith, Bob Wheeler, Ron Peaks, John Dunigan, Dave Waddelll Pauf Rundberg. Wow 3 Coach Wood, Tom Pyle, Bob Schwariz, Jim Prafher, Dave Gilmore, Terry Tabor, Mike Allen, Bill Freeman, Jim Brandt, Bob Helvey, Bob Smith. GOLF T EAM Left to right: Larry Crawford, Vernon Hawk, Bob Langfeld, Ted Malay, Jim Rogers, Ron Menke, Terly Wenzel, Ron Powell, Gary Walker, Ron Diehl, Steve Ramey, Joe Jackson and Dick Staten. Ron always puts he put! where he wants it -in practice. The daily Trek of The golf team over The nine-hole course aT Swain Golf Course resulted in some wins, some losses, but loads of fun, re- laxation, and physical fiTness for these boys. Mr. Maley coaches The golf team. Slammin' Sammy has nothing on Rammin' Ron. I34 TENNIS T EAM w a ! !- 1 3k A '13 51 ii... ad: Left To right: Ray Fox, Ted Knechfly. Ron Fairbanks, Gilbert Vice, Dick Wilson, Lynn Rouse, Fred Dennis, Frank Schwartz, and JOhn Maegley. Rouse slams anomer serveJmo The net??? The net men of D.P.H.S. had an average year on The courts but ended The season with experience and stamina , for next year. Mr. Lazarus, The coach, also sponsored an intramural Tennis tourna- ment at Deer Park. Wilson praciices up on that wicked back hand. I35 1963 H'OMECOMING R0 YALTY 138 Debbie Fassnacht and John Skinner THE ROYAL COURT JOHN SKINNER DAVE DENNIS GEORGE MADDEN UNDA BARRETT BARB BARTON JOANN BOWERS DICK HALL JOHN DUNJGAN DAN GOODALL DEBBY FASSNACHT MARILYN KELLY GLORIA TURCK Over the Rainbow-a fanfasy of colors and dreamsalaughrer and Tears-carna- Hons and orchids-soff lights and dreamy and smooth musicsrhe TwisTia happy queen-a handsome kingra smiling courT memOriesiThe last dance-souvenirs -torn crepe paper burst balloons-happy ThoughTs-amicipafion of next yearn l3? I40 0 VER THE RAINBOHW SENI OR-FA C UL TY GAME E They laugh Thai win, so The poeT says. And The Deer Park TaculTy had The IasT Taugh once again aT The expense of The seniors. The ngorous, enThusiasTic Seniors by 12 campaign Tailed To reap The proposed resulTs and The TaculTy kept Their perfecT record inTacT, downing The seniors 50 To 41. Don'T feel Too badly Though, seniors, The poeT has some words for you: Since grief buT aggravaTes Thy lose, Grieve noT for whaT is pasTK' These Deer Park Ioveh'es cheered The faculTy To vicTory. l4! PARKERS gawjmmww x nNINali11WJ 3 GINNY HICKMAN MARILYN KELLY DONNA VOCKELL OF 1963 firm. 9 33 2: . r LINDA FLETCHER DIANE LYON DENISE BECKER AfTer umpTeen hundred hours of practice, The spoTlighT splashed on The orchesTra, The conducTor IifTed his baTon, The drums rolled, The Trumpets blared, and The curTain rose Ton Parkers of i963-The annual varieTy show of Deer Park High School. With The first resonam noTe, all The Toll, argu- ments, frusTraTions, sore feet, and sleepy eyes were forgot- Ten. The casT of almost Three hundred acTed, sang, and danced with The TalenT and skill of polished professionals. The rouTines and lyrics will be forgoTTen, The embarrassing mis- Takes will soon fade, but The fun, fun, fun, of The Parkers of 1963 will always be remembered; PRODUCTION STAFF Orchestra Director ..................................................... Mr. Frank Misner Vocal Music ,, 7 . Miss DoroThy Howard Dramatic Director Miss. Susan Reich Stage Manager Mr. Tom Meagher Cosfume Design . . Mrs. Paul Templin Tickets and Ushererfes , Mrs. Norma AbT Make-Up Supervisor ................ .77: Mrs. Lois Chris'ry Business Manager ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, Mr, Eugene Paalz Program Coordinator .. , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Miss Helen Spurr PARKERS COMMITTEE-Mark Montgomery, Ginny Hickman, Chuck Gaston, Paul Rundberg, Sam Stauffer, Donna VockeH, Charies Staleyl Marilyn Kelly, Pat Eng, Jeri Saymen, Mekzdy Phillips, Donna Park. T HA T,S I46 H SHOWBI SOaWElL-SAYv-THAVS ALL THIS YEAR!! I47 SCIENCE F AIR Seeing science work has proven im- mensely interesting for The science sm- dents of D.P.H.S. Individual projects were submitted in science classes and from these many were chosen to be exhibited at Deer Park's second annual science fair. Judged on scientific Thought creative abilify, fhoroughness, rieafness, skill, clarity, and sustained interest, a winning proiect was chosen for each scientific category. Jim WilliTs and Don Homer advanced To sTate-wide compeiifion and received superior raf- ings There, and Hope Victor achieved an excellent I48 STUDENT ELECTION WEEK The chaoTic buT colorful week of April 22 was climaxed by The elec- Tion of sTUdem council officers of The 1963-64 school year. All week, banners and badges proclaimed The merits of each candidaTe and on Thursday a campaign assembly was held. AH prospective office-holders were inTroduced and each one spoke To The sTudenTs, sTaTing his aims and desires for sTudenT coun- cil. EiecTion was held on Friday, bringing To a close one of The most spiriTed Weeks aT Deer Park High School. THE CANDIDATES Wow H Sandy Herrmann, Barbara Short, Kathy Rapp, and Barbara Hampfon, who were all candidates for secreTary; and Stephanie Muses, running for vice-presidenT. TRow 2T Paul Rund- berg, Dick Thompson, and John Reed, The candidaTes for president and Arleen Sirkin, running fur vicevpresidenl. THE WINNERS John ReedePresidenf Arleen Sirkin-Vice-Presidenr Barbara ShoniSecreTary I49 1 963 J UN I OR-SEN I OR PROM USHERS: Mike Scott Ron On 3 USHERETTES: Lynne Blankmyer Gail Balser ccCASTLE 0F DREAM 99 I50 GREEN HILLS COUNTRY CLUB MAY 3, 1963 Paul Rundberg Sandy Heggemeier Dave Gilmore Sam Stauffer Barbara Short PROM COMMITTEE Sandy Herrmann John Read Cliff Foster Barbara Rinehan Arieen Sirkm l5! I52 SANDY HERRMANN ROYAL RUNNERS-UP ARLEEN SIRKIN BARBARA RINEHART 1963 PR 0M Q UEEN M iss Diane Lyon A WARDS ASSEMBL- Y W S M M C 3 TEAM m N E C S mm mm S D MM MW A l54 HIGH SCORERS EIGHTH GRADE TEST PATROL BOYS Mike Holmes and Bill Losifo ML Smith pre. senis S a r: d r a Peace her Award for the Post and Times Sfar spa . ing confest ACTIVITY LETTERS Mrsl Schobel presents Karen Hague an how orary member- ship in The AI- Hance Francaise, WASHINGTON INVADED B Y THE CAPITAL WILL l56 43 D.P.H.S. SENIORSH E VER BE THE SAME?? 157 SENIOR DAY Mr. Manning presents some of 1he many individual honors. Dave Dennis presents the class gift 10 Mr. Crawford. -and sing their finai farewell 10 the Class of I963. l59 m m N w W T E m 'WE CONQUER DARKNESS WITH KNO WLEDGEa, m a G W. T m D M G m E M E C N m M 0 C A . .. . lilliulllll Ilallllllllplll HONOR GRADUATES GRADUATING WITH HIGH HONORS Marilyn Henthorn Craig Geurge Marilyn Kelly GRADUATING WITH HONORS: Mania Blakkan, Ruth Ann Goldfuss, Ginny Hickman, Marilyn Talmage, Connie Thomas, Debbie Fassnacht, Linda Barre , Wayne Brursche, Mark Monigomery, Margie Van Schaik, Linda Bang, Charles Sfaley, Dick Hall, Bill Hemer, Robert Lewis, Charles Gasmn I63 SENIOR INDEX BRlAN APPLEMAN S.A.A.-l; Science Club-1. TERRY ANSTEATT S.S.A.-1, 2. LINDA BANG S.A.A.-1, 2, 3; Befa-Yw2; Pep Club PresidenT-2; G.A.A.r1. LINDA BARRETT S.A.A.-1, 2, 3; G.A,A.-I, 3; Pep Club-1, 2; F.B.L.A.43, 4; Office Assistant4l, 3; Cheerleader -2; WildcatetTe-3, Captain-4; Locker Inspector 41; BeTa-Y-l, 2; Prom Queen Candidate-3; Homecoming Queen Candidatei4; Commence- ment Usherette-3; Parkers-I, 2, 3, 4; Chorus43, 4; Glee Club-2; NaTional Honor SocieTy-4. BARBARA BARTON S.A.A.-1, 2, 3; Cheerleader-1; Pep Club4-l, 2, 3, 4; Tom-Tom Staff-4; Prom Queen Candidate- 3; Homecoming Queen Candidafe-4; STudent Council-I; Office Assistan'rwl; G.A.A.-1, 2; Beta- Y-I, Vice-President-2; Alpha-Y-S; Parkers-L 2, 3, 4; Drama Guildv2. DEE BLANK S.A.A.-1, 2, 3; F.B.L.A.44. JOANN BOWERS S.A.Ar1, 2, 3; Future Nurses-l, 3, 4; Pep Club- 2, 3, 4; Parkers-3, 4; Wildcatettes-4; Homecomu ing Queen Candidate4-4. WAYNE BRUTSCHE S.A.A.-1, 2, 3; Tom-Tom Staff-S. WANDA CAMPBELL S.A.A.n1, 2, 3; Befa4Y-2; AlphauY-3; Pep Club -3, 4; G.A.A,-J, 2, 3, 4; F.B.L.A.-3, Treasurer- 4; Office AssisianFS; WildcateTtes-S, Assisfam CapTain-4; Parkers42, 3, 4; ChorUs-B, 4. RICK CARPENTER S.A.A.-I, 2; Art Club-I. HARRIS COHEN S.A.A.-1, 2, 3; Golf TeamF2; Science Club Presi- dent-4. DiANNA DAVIS S.A.A.n-l, 2, 3; G.A.A.-1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN DAWSON S.A,A.-l, 2, 3; Safety Patrol 1, 2. I64 DAVID DENNIS S.A.A.-I, 2, 3; FooTball-l, 2, 3, 4; Basketball- 1, 2, 3, 4; Track-2, 3, 4; Chorus-3, 4; Parkers-3, 4; Homecoming King Candidate-4; Senior Class President; Sophomore Class VicewPresident; STU; dent Council44. JOHN DUNIGAN S,A.A,m1,' 2, 3; Football-l, 2, 3, 4; Baskeiball- I, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Proiecfionist-2, 3, 4; School Patrol-2, 3, 4; Homecoming King Candidafe-A, DEBBY FASSNACHT S.A.A,-1, 2, 3; G.A.A.-1, 2, 4, Corresponding Secretary-3; Office Assistant-L 2, 3; Beta-Y-l, 2; Alpha-Y43; Glee ClUb-2; Chorus-3, 4; Park- ers-2, 3, 4; F.B.L.A.-3, Reporter-2, Secre'rary -4,- Bowling Team-l, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader-2; Wildcafette-I-i; Student Council-S, 4; Prom Usher- ener; Prom Queen Candidaie-3; Homecoming Queeng4; Commencement Ushereite-3; Pep Club -1, 2, 3; National Honor Socieiy44; Tom-Tom Staff Business Manager-4. RUSTY FERDON S.A.A,-1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball- 1, 2; Track-2; Basebail-S; Chorus!3, 4; Parkers m2, 3, 4; Future Teachers-3, 4. RUTH ANN FINCK S.A.A.-1, 2, 3; Befa-Y-3. GARY FREEMAN WiThrow-1, 2; 5.A,A.-3. WAYNE GAREE S.A.A,-1, 2, 3; Football- l; BaskeTbalI-l, 2, 3, Captain-4; Track-l, 2, .3, 4,- Student Council President-4; Science CIUb-2; Chorus-1, 2, 3, 4; Parkers-1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Usher-2. CHUCK GASTON S.A.A.-1, 2, 3; FootbaII-2, 3; Track-2, 3, Cap- tainm4; Football Statistician-4; Baskeiball Statis- tician-2, 3, 4; Band-1, 2, 3, President-n'i; Or- chestra-l, 2, 3, 4; Chorus-S; Parkersu-l, 2, 3, 4; Key Ciub-2, 3, Treasurer44; National Honor'So- cieTy-S, Vice-PresidenT-4; Antlers STaff-zl; Schol- arship Team-3; Safefy PairoL-l; Sophomore Class Vice-Presidenf; Junior Class President; Sfudem Council-S, 4; Science CIUb-l; Parkers Commit- tee-4. CRNG GEORGE S.A.A.-l, 2, 3; Safety Pafrol-L 2, 3, 4; Ma1h Club-3; Key Club-3, 4; Science Club-3, 4; Na- Tional Honor SocieTy-4; Youfh For Christ44; Scholarship Team-1, 3, 4. SENIOR INDEX RUTH ANN GOLDFUSS S.A.A.-I, 2, 3; Band-l, Secretary-Z, 3, 4; FU- ture Teachers-I, 2,- Future Nurses-S; Drama Guild41, 2,- NaTional Honor SocieTy-4; Parkers -1, 2, 3, UshereHei4; Dance Band-2, 3, 4; Cho- rusa3; Scholarship Team--1, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club -3, DAN GOODALL S.A.A.-l, 2, 3,- Foofball-l, 2, 3, 4,- Track-I, 2, Parkers-4. RONALD GOUGH S.A.A.-1, 2, 3; Football-l, 3, 4,- BaskeTball-l, 2; Track-l, 2, 3; Parkers-I, 2, 3, 4; Chorus4 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Class President. TOM GRIFFITH S.A.A.-1, 2, 3; BasketbaIl-2; Track42; Baseball -3; Key Club-2, 3, 4; Future Teachers-2, 3, Treasurer-4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Parkers-1, 2, 3, 4. BECKY HALEY S.A.A.-1, 2, 3; G.A.A.--1;BeTa-Y-l. DICK HALL S.A.A.'-1, 2, 3; National Honor SocieTy-4; Key Club-2, 3, Vice-Presidem-4; Ohio District Key Club Treasurer-4; FooTbaII-l, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3; Track-4; Junior Class Treasurer; Chess Club 41, 2; Science Club-l, 2; Parkers-3, 4; Chorus -4; Homecoming King Candidate-4; Scholarship Team-2, 4,- Tom-Tom Sfaff-4. JACKIE HARMON S.A.A.-I, 2, 3; Parkers-l, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A.-1, 4; Antlers Siaff-4; Beta-Y-2; WildcateffesA4; Of- fice Assistanfw2, 4; Bowling Team-4. NANCY HEBER S.A.A.-1, 2, 3,- G.AAA.-I, 4; Band-2, 3, 4; Wild- cateftesa3, 4,- Pep Ciub-4; Art Club-4. BlL-L HEMER S.A.A.-1, 2, 3; Tennis Team72, 3; Chess Club- 1, 2; Key Club-2, 3, Secretary-4; Scholarship Team-1, 3; National Honor Society-4; Tom-Tom Staff-4; Parkers-4. LINDA HENDRIX Library Assistant MARILYN HENTHORN S.A.A.-1, 2, 3,- Glee CIub-l, 2; Chorus-3, 4; Parkers-l, 2, 3, 4,- G.A.A.-'I, 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers-l, Secretary-2, Reporter-B, President -4,- Pep CIub-2, 3, 4; Science Club Vice-Presi- denh2, PresidenT-3; NaTional Honor Sociefy-3, Treasurer-4; Senior Class Treasuret'; SChOIarShip Team-i, 2, 3, 4; WildcaTeHesi3, 4; Math Club 42. GINNY HICKMAN S.A,A.-1, 2, 3; Future Nurses-l, 2, 4, Treasurer a-3; Beia-Y41, 2; AIpha-Y-S, Vice-Presidem-B; G.A.A.-2, 3, 4; Bowling Team-3, 4; Pep Club- 2, 3, 4; Glee ClUb-1, 2, 4; Chorus-3; Parkers- 1, 2, 3, 4; Band-1, 2, 3, Treasurery4; Maiorette -2, 3, Captain-4; National Honor Societyg4; Tom-Tom Assistant Edi10r44; Reporter To City Pa- per-4; Parkers CommifTeei4. GEORGE HOLLANDER S.A.A.-1, 2, 3; BasketbalI-2, 3, 4. BARBARA HORWITZ S.A.A.-1, 2, 3; G.A.A.-I; Glee Club-2; Chorus m3, 4; Parkers-1, 2, 3, 4; TomrTom Staff-4; WildcateTTes-B, 4; Pep CIUb-2, 3; Befa-Y-l, 2,- Office Assistant-Z; Scholarship Team42, 3, 4; Freshman Class Treasurer. JOE HUGHES IRENE HULL S,A.Af1, 2, 3; Lab Assistant-2, 3, 4; Art Club -3, Vice-Presidenf-4; Pep Club-4; Parkers-3. BECKY JONES Bryan Adams, Dallas, Texas-l, 2, 3; Antlers STaff-4; Pep Club, Vice-President-4; G.A.A.; Parker5w4; Bowling Team-4. MARILYN KELLY S.A.A,41, 2, 3; G.A.A.j1, 2, 3, 4; Future Teach- ers-I, 2, Historian43; Pep Cluba2, Vice-Presi- denf-3; Cheerleader-Q, 3; ParkersaZ, 3, 4; Park- ers Committee-4; Chorus-2, 3, 4; Student Coun- ciI-2, 3; Drama Guild-2; Junior Red Cross Sec- retary-2; National Honor SocieTy-3, Secretary- 4; Junior Class Secrefary; Senior Class Secretary; French Club Secretary-4; Antlers Assistant Editor -4; Prom Queen CandidaTe-3; Homecoming Queen CandidaTe-4; Scholarship Team-2, 4. JANEE KINNEY S.A.A.-1, 2, 3; G.A.A.-1; Pep Club-I, 2; Befa-Y -1, 2; Alpha-Y-S; Tom-Tom STaff-4; Office As- sistant-4. HARRY KNECHT JOAN KYDE S.A.A.-1, 2, 3; G.A,A.-l, 2, 3, Vice-Presidenf- 4; BeTa-Y-L 2; Alpha-Y43; Cheerleader-tL, Head -2; WildcafeHes-B; Parkers-2, 3, 4; Pep Club -2, 3, President-4; Bowling Team42, 3; Art CIub-I, 2, 3; Ar? Assisiant-4; Sophomore Cfass President; Prom Queen-S; Drama GUiId-2, 3; Home Economics Lab Assistanfi2; Tom-Tom Staff -4; Baccalaureate Usheretfe-S. I65 SENIOR CHARLOTTE LAMBERT S.A.A.-I, 2, 3; F.T.A.--'J, 2, 3, 4; Glee CIub-J, 2; Chorus-S, 4; Pep Ciub-3; G.A.A.-3, 4; Park- ers-l, 2, 3, 4. JIM LEDER S.A.A.-l, 2, 3. JIM LEE s.A,A.-1, 2, 3. KAY LEE S.A,A.-1, 2, 3; Parker5-3, 4; Pep Club41; G.A.A. 41, 4; Future Nurses41; Tom-Tom STaff-4. BOB LEWIS S.A.A.-1, 2, 3; FUTure Teachers-I, 2, 3, 4; Schol- arship Team-l, 2, 3; Key Cfub-S, 4; Nafional Honor SocieTy-4; Chess Club-3, 4; AnTlers Staff Business Manager-4. BILL LONG S.A.A.-T, 2, 3; Scholarship Team-2. GEORGE MADDEN S.A.A.4-2, 3; FooTball-2, 3, 4,- BaskeTbaII-2; Track -2, 3; Chorusm3, 4; Parkers-3, 4; Homecoming King Candidate44. JANIS METZGER s.A.A.41, 2, 3; G.A.Arl; Pep Club-2, 3,- F.B.L.A.-'I; Parkers-4; BeTa-Y-l. MARK MONTGOMERY S.A.A.-1, 2, 3; Student CounciLT, 2, 4; Parkers 41, 2, 3, Student Director-4; Locker Inspector- 1, 3; Key ClUb-2, 3, Lieutenant Governor-4; Tennis Team-2, 3, 4,- National Honor SocieTy-S, PresidenT-4; Senior Class Vice-PresidenT-A; AnT- lers STaff-4; Scholarship Teamw-4; Lab Assistant- 4; Chorus-l, 2, 3, 4; Parkers Committee-4. BONNIE NIMERSHEIM S.A.A.-1, 2, 3; G.A.A.-1, 2; Pep C1Ub41, 2; Parker Usherettea-ti; Commencement Ushereffe-3. DONNA NIMERSHEIM S.A.A,-1, 2, 3; G,A.A.41, 2, 3; Future Nurses- 1; Gfee Club-l, 2; Ch'orus-3, 4; Parkers-2, 3, 4. JAMES OBER S.A.A.-'I, 2, 3. CATHY OSBORNE S.A.A.-2, 3; G.A.A.-3, 4; Office AssistanPB, 4; F.B.L.A.-4. I66 INDEX KEN OTTLINGER S.A.A.-l, 2, 3; Parkers Stage Crew-S, 4; Red Cross-1; Basketball-J. DICK PATTERSON S.A.AA-1, 2, 3; Chess Club-2, 3; Football Manag- er-2, 3; Baseball-3; Basketball Manager-2; Lab AssisTanT-Z JOYCE PHELPS Norwood High School-I, 2,- S.A.A.-3; Com- mencement U5hereTfe-3; Parkers UsheretTe-4. NANCY PRINZEL S.A.A,-1, 2, 3; Drama GuiId-2; G.A.A,-2; Pep Cluba2; Bande, 4; Parkers43, 4,- Beta-Y-2; AnTlers Staff-4. JIM RAUSSEN S.A.A.-1, 2, 3; Red Cross-Q; BasketbaIl-l. YVONNE REISMAN S.A.A.-1, 2, 3; G.A.A.-2, 3, 4; Pep ClUb-2, 4; F.B.L.A.-3, PresidenT-A; Wildcate'rte-3, 4; Cheer- leader-2, 4; Parkers-2, 3, 4. GLENN ROUSE S.A.A.-1, 2, 3; FootbalI-L 2, 3; Goif-2, 3, 4; Parkers-l, 2, 3, 4; Drama Guild-4; ChorusH3, 4; Tumbling Team-I, 2, 4. ROXANNE ROZlN S.A.A,-1, 2, 3; Freshman Class Secretary; BeTa-Y -2,' Parkers-l, 2, 3, 4,- Pep ClUb-Q; G.A.A.-1. SANDY SANTEN S,A.A.-1, 2, 3; Future Nurses-1; Parkers Usherette-4. BEV SCHMEUSZER S,A.A.-1, 2, 3; Ar'r CIUb-2, 3, 4,- F.B.L.A.-2; Ant; lers Staffw-4; Pep ClUb-I, 2; Parkers UshereTTe- 4; BeTa-Y-2. G.A.A.'-2; JOHN SCHOENSTEIN PurcelI-L 2, 3; Science ClUb-4; Lab Assistant- 4. DELORES SEBREE s.A.A.4I, 2, 3; BeTa-Y-I, 2,- Alpha-Ls; Pep CIub-2; Tom-Tom Sfaff-4; G.A.A.-1, 2; Bowl- ing Teamul, 2; Parkers Ushereffe-B; F.B.L.A.- 3. LINDA SEUBERT S.A.A.-1, 2, 3; G.A.A.-1, 2; BeTa-Y-2; AlphaIY -3; F.B.L.A.-3, 4; Parkers Ushere'rfe-3, 4; Pep CIub-2, 3, 4. SENIOR INDEX DAVID SHIVELEY S.A.A.-I, 2, 3; Band-J, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra-2, 3, 4; Track-2, 3; Science CIub-2; Parkers-2, 3, 4. TERRY SHRADER $.A.A.-1, 2, 3; G.A.A.-1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Crossw2; Parkers-Z, 3, 4; Future Teachers-l; Glee Club-4; Pep Club-1, 2. JOHN SKINNER S.A.A.-1, 2, 3; Foofball-L 2, 3, 4; BaskeTbaHr- l, 2, 3, 4; Track-L 2, 3, 4; Homecoming King -4. CHARLES STALEY S.A,A,-1, 2, 3; F.T.A.-I; Science Club President- 2; Camera Club42; Key CIUb-2, 3, PresidenT-4; Student Council-B, 4; National Honor SocieTy-S, 4; Chorus-I, 2, 3, 4; Track-l, 2, 3, 4; Reporter 3 to the City Paper542, 3, 4; STaTiincian-Z 3, 4; Anfler Sfaff-4; Junior Class VicePresidenf; Schol- arship Team-I, 2, 3, 4. BEN STEPP S.A.A.-l, 2, 3; Future Teachers-I, 2; Science Club-Z; Football-l, 2; BaskeTball-I, 2; Track- 1, 2; Concession Stand Manager-1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club-3, 4; Parkers Stage Crew-2, 3, 4. MARGARET STEWART S.A.A.-1, 2, 3; Beta-Y-Z; AIpha-Y-3; G.A.A.- 2, 3, Recording Secretary44; Pep Club-4; Future Nurses43, Vice-Presidenta4; AnTlers STaff-4; Of- fice AssistanT-4; Parkers-3, 4; Glee Cfub-4; Bowling Team-4. GREG STONE S,A.A.-1, 2, 3; Band-l, 2, 3, 4; Art Club-l; Parkers Stage Crew-3, 4; Key Club-4. LINDA SUBLETT S.A.A.-1, 2, 3; Future Nurses42, 3, 4; Pep Club -2, 3, 4; WildcateTTes-IS, 4; G.A.A.4I. MARILYN TALMAGE S.A.A.-1, 2, 3; G.A.A.-1, 2; Future Nurses-l, 2, 3; Art Club-S; French Club Presidem-A; Cam- era Club Secretary-Q; BeTa-Y-2; Red Cross-l; Parkers-I, 2, 3, 4; Youth For ChrisT-S, 4; Band- 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra-l, 2, 3; Pep ClUb-2. JANET THEISS S.A.A.-1, 2, 3; BeTa-Y-l, President-Q; AIpha-Y -3; G.A.A.-1, 2, Recording Secretary-S, Presi- denf-4; STudenT Councile'l, 2, 3; Future Nurses -3; Tom-Tom EdiTor-4; WildcaTeHes-2, 3; Cheer- Ieader-4; Glee Club-2; Chorus--3, 4; Parkers- 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Clubwl, 2, 3, 4; Prom UshereHe CONNIE THOMAS S.A.A.-T, 2, 3; G.A,A.-1, 2; Bowling Team-l, 2; Pep ClUb-l, 2; BeTa-YHL 2; AIpha-Y-3; Tom- Tom STaff-4; Wildcateftes-S, 4; Chorus-4; Park- ers UshereTfe-B, 4; NaTional Honor Society-4; F.B.L.A.-3. GLORIA TURCK S,A.A.41, 2, 3; F.B.L.A.-I, 2, 3, Vice-Presiden'r- 4; Junior Red Cross Treasurer-S; G.A.A.-1, 2; Pep CIub-1, 2; Tom-Tom Staff-4; Homecoming Queen CandidaTe-4; Prom Queen CandidaTe-B; Parkers-2, 3, 4. MARGIE VAN SCHAIK S.A.A. -1, 2, 3; G.A.A.-1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club42, 3, 4; FuTure Teachers-2, 3, 4; WildcaiETT9533r 4: Parkers-2, 3, 4; Chorus-S, 4; Gfee Clubv2; Na- Tional Honor SocieTy-4. VIRGINIA VASKE S.A.A.'-'II, 2, 3; G.A.A.-1, 2; Pep Club-I, 2, 3, 4; Art Club-I, 2, 3; BeTa-Y-2; AIpha-Y-S; Park- ers-3, 4; F.B.L.A.-3; Tom4Tom Staff-4. DONNA VOCKELL S,A.A.-1, 2, 3; Future Teachers-1, 3, Reporfer -2; G.A.A.41, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club-l, 2, 3, 4; Chorus-3, 4; Glee ClUb-W, 2; Parkers-l, 2, 3, 4; Parkers Committee-4; Antlers Editor-4; Cheer- leader-2, 4; Student Council-1; Scholarship Team 41, 3; Office Assisianf-2; Prom Queen Candi- daTe-S; Locker Inspector41, DAVE WADDELL S.A.A.4l, 2, 3; FootbalI-I, 2, 3; Chorus-I, 2, 3, 4; BasketbalI-L 2, 3; BaseballHl, 2, 3, 4; Parkers-1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' Double Quarfef-4. DENNIS WAGNER S,A.A.-1, 2, 3; FooTbalI-l. SANDRA WOYCKE S.A.A.W'l, 2, 3; ArT CIUb-Q, 3, 4; F.B.L.A.-4; BeTa-Y-Q; AIpha-Y43; Pep CIUb-l, 2, 3, 4; Tem- Tom STaff-4. DARRYL ZIMMER S.A.A.41, 2, 3; Science Club-I, 2; Basketball- 2; Lab AssisfanT-2, 3; FootbaH-3; Pep CIub-4. I67 TEACHER INDEX LOUIS MANNING Principal Eas1ern Kenfucky S1aie College HELEN L. WILLIAMS Assisianf Principal, Senior Counselor Transylvania College, University of Kentucky, Co- lumbia UniversiTy Siuden'r Council Adviser, Dean of Girls BLUCHER ALLEN JR. Biology, General Science Lees College, UniversiTy of Kentucky Science Club Sponsor BLUFORD BERRYMAN Social Studies, Science KenTucky Wesleyan, Xavier UniversiTy WILLIAM BRIGHT General Science Wilmington College, Universify of Cincinnati Science Fair Sponsor JAMES CARNES Algebra I, Driver EducaTion Georgetown College, University of Cincinna'ri BURNICE E. CHAMPION Algebra 1, Algebra II, Plane Geometry, Solid Geom- eTry, TrigonomeTry EasTern Kentucky State College, University of Ken- tucky, University of Virginia National Honor Society Sponsor LOIS E. CHRISTY Health, English UniversiTy of Cincinnati, Miami Universify, Xavier University Sponsors G.A.A , Reserve Cheerleaders ROY W. DIXON English, Social Sfudies University of Cincinnati Sponsors World Affairs Club KATHLEEN ROBINSON ELLIS Girls' Physical EducaTEon Miami University, University of Colorado Sponsors VarsiTy Cheerleaders, Pep Club, G.A.A. FRANK ESTES Health UniversiTy of Louisville Junior High Football and Basketball Coach, Sponsors Pa1rol Boys THOMAS M. GRISWOLD Boysl Physian Education I68 Miami UniversiTy Football Coach, Reserve BaskeTball Coach, Track Coach SANDRA HALL English STephens College, Ohio Wesleyan University, Uni- versity of Hawaii Sponsors Pep Club, Cheerleaders DOROTHY HOWARD Vocal Music University of Cincinnati Sponsors Chorus and Glee Club Directs Vocal Highlighfs, Parkers, Baccalaureate, Commencemen'r MARY JOHNSON Typing, General Business University of Cincinnati KENNETH LAZARUS Counselor of Grades 7-11 Miami University, University of Cincinnati, Ohio SfaTe Tennis Coach, Sponsors Key Club ART MALEY Industrial Arts Ohio University, Wilmington College, Miami Univer- sity, Xavier University Reserve Foofball Coach, Golf Coach C. WILLIAM MARSH Plane Geometry, Algebra II, Physics Olivet Nazaran College, UniversiTy of Cincinnati THOMAS F. MEAGHER Art Morehead State College Sponsors Art Club, Stage Manager of Parkers FRANK M. MlSNER Instrumental Music, Junior Band, Senior Band University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, Ohio Universify Sponsors Band, WildcaTeT'res, Parkare'rfes, 'Parkers' Director JERRY MUELLER Social Studies University of Cincinnati, The Cincinnati Bible Sem- inary ROBERT MUNZ Science University of Cincinnati Freshman Football and Basketball Coach, Sponsors Science Fair TEACHER EVELYN NEW English VIII Tennessee Polytechnic lnstiTuTe E. R. NOETZEL Sevenfh Grade MaThemaTics Northwesfern University EUGENE L. PAALZ Business Math, Bookkeeping University of Cincinnati Handles S.A.A. Accounts EDWARD PHfLLIPS American Government, Psychology, Sales Wilmington College, University of Cincinnati, Ohio University, Miami University Senior ActiviTies CLARENCE R. PIERCEY American HisTory Berea College, Kentucky Wesleyan, University of Kentucky DirecTor of Athetics SUE ANN PLUMMER Seventh Grade English and Sodal Studies Morehead State College PEARL PORTNOY School Librarian Washington Universi'ry, University of Illinois, Uni- versity of Cincinnati Sponsors Profectionisfs, Library Assisfants ANNA PROFFITT American Hisfcry Wilmington College, Ohio State Sponsbrs Chess Club, National Honor Society SUSAN REICH English II Ohio Sfate, University of Cincinnafi Sponsors Drama Guild JOSEPH R. ROBINSON English I and H Pikevil!e College, Eastern Kemucky State College Sponsors Tom-Tom WILLIAM C RUSSELL Eighth Grade Science Wilmington College, University of CincinnaTi Eighth Grade Adviser D. R. SCHAEFER Engfish IV Eastern Kentucky State College, University of Cin- cmnati Sponsor of Junior Magazine Drive INDEX DIANNE SCHOBEL French I, ll, World Hisfory Butler University Sponsors French Club JOSEPH SIEGERT Practical Ma'rh, Industrial Arts UniversITy of Cincinnati, WiFmingTon College, Ohio College of Applied Science KELLY P. SMITH Guidance Counselor University of Dayton, Ohio University, West Vir- ginia UniversiTy Sponsors Latin Club CARL H. SPRAY Chemistry, General Science Indiana University Sponsors Camera Club HELEN SPURR Typing, Shor1hand, Secretarial Science, Office Prac- fice Universi'ry of Kentucky, Northwesfern University, University of Wisconsin, Miami Universify, Nazareth College Sponsor of The Seniors and of The FUTure Business Leaders of America EVELYN O. TACY SevenTh Grade Typing Parsons College, Drake Universify EVE THEFSEN Math WiTTenberg University, Miami University Sponsors Future Teachers of America PHYLLIS THOMAS Latin, History Oshkosh State College Sponsors FuTure Nurses JEAN B. THOMPSON Latin MounT Holyoke College Sponsors Youth for Christ JERRY A. WOOD World History, American Government Wilmington Coilege Football, Basketbafl, Baseball Coach NORMAN YONCE English II! Eastern Kentucky State College Antlers Adviser I69 l7l ,. , . w' W W ', !-.' .,..1 r r wrtr'rww rm? r rzv w ' v' V 'VTW'T' ! , xymrrv 3x ; . - , ' . - Compliments of v SOUTHERN OHIO NATIONAL BANK DILLONVALE SHOPPING CENTER I72 w n; m l . K .' I U. 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MARIE and Monfgomery HOPPER 79l-7902 JOHNSON'S SILVERTON DRUGS SOHIO SERVICE 7l25 Monigomery Road SILVERTON 36. OHIO 8468 Blue Ash 79 I -6268 EM 6 F0033: 'F'Hl E- Mmma f JG? 1 .,,V V U Wm mum? FRANK WESTENDORF FINER FOODS, INC. 79I-9960 769i Monfgomery Road 79l-6633 ELMER HEITMEYER NURSERIES STRAUSER MARTIN Free Pick-up and Delivery r t J: HEITMEVER NURSERY 8676 Kenwood Road KENWOOD. OHIO I78 79I-8l48 9503 Kenwood Road 791-7203 6I2I Mon+gomery Road 63I-3639 llWe Cover Ci+y Wide CHAS. LOTZ MONTAG 5 COMPANY FINER ' DECORATIVE School Supplies FABRICS Office Supplies 8I20 M + R d Furnifure on gomery oa . . 6 69H PI Infield Near Galbralfh SILVERBTON 79I-8288 or 89I-4232 79I-740I STEPHANS MIDWEST DISTRIBUTORS 0f STEPHANS PRODUCTS INC. 791-6427 8470 Blue Ash Road Cincinnati 36, Ohio MARATHON INN M onig omery Roa d SI LVERTON GOOD FOOD 32 delicious sandwiches TOM'S GULF 700I Plainfield SILVERTON, OHIO 79l-9965 Paul Rusche's DEER PARK PONY KEG 83I2 PIainfield Rd. For Free Delivery Phone 79I-982l Complimenfs of MR. and MRS. JAMES H. MOORES Comple'l'e Beaui'y Service REVCO THE DISTRIBUTING COIFFURE CORPORATION STUDIO 3922 E. GalbraHh 1 9546 Monfgomery Rd. 89 7700 7 MONTGOMERYI OHIO 89l-6304 Good Luck +0 +he CANDLE-LITE Class of '63 INC' 90l7 Blue Ash Rd. MR- and MRS' CINCINNATI 42. OHIO VAN SCHAIK 39.3.00 : , A7 77, DEER PARK POLICE DEPARTMENT I79 H. J. BENKEN RUTI'ERER PHARMACY GREENHOUSES Downfown Deer Park Plainfield a+ Woodford 39I-l040 KENWOOD GEN E'S SAVINGS 3, LOAN HAIR STYLING SALON 7685 Mon+gomery Road. Kenwood 80.6 Plainfield Road CINCINNATI 36. OHIO DEER PARK I80 D' AN DREA'S DILLONVALE SHOPPING CENTER 3960 E. Galbraifh Road CINCINNATI 36, OHIO mECnuuLEv Jonas LCDUHLEYCO Em; 'c CRUMLEY JONES 8a CRUMLEY COMPANY ECONOMY CHEVROLET 49 IS Mon'l'gomery Road 53 I -2920 CONGRATULATIONS! 3E - . Compliments of Friends l8! WILLIAMS PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Blue Ash Road CENTRAL FLAG DIPSY and DOODLE BANNER FINE FOODS 8464 Blue Ash ROSSMOYNE Luncheon Specials 79l-8080 Every Day NEUMARK MELODY SHOPS BO-KAY Records Cards FLOWERS Giffs--Novel+ies 6927 Plaaneld Rd. SWiHon S I LVERTO'N and CINCINNATI 36. OHIO Tri-Coun+y DEER PARK 79l-7958 SUBURBAN MILLER'S SHELL KOGERS PA'NT SERVICE T. v. and SERVICE WALLPAPER 7055 Mon+gomery SILVERTON. OHIO 8005 PLAINFIELD Walfpaper and Painf 79I-I325 Over l000 PaHerns 89I-5335 WE DELIVER ZIMMERMAN Bes+ Wishes 8: +0 +he Class ADLER of Black'l'op 63 Driveways From 14 ? 8I8I Camargo Road SAM P. 55 4500 WALLACE CO. l82 Blue Ash and Galbraifh Roads DEER PARK. OHIO 79l -8448 PARRY PRODUCTS Mafson Avenue LeBELLE'S SHOPPE Women's Apparel Juniorsl Misses. and Half Sizes Casual and Sporfs Wear i DEER PARK 9452 Monfgomery Rd. 79 I -2028 79 l-0898 Open Every Monday Evening Un+il 9:00 ; MYER'S Bes+ Wishes +0 +he 3 CI f '63 TELEVISION ass 0 r I 4267 Maison Avenue BARTON S 79 l-7878 B AKERY The Area's Oldes+ 94I2 Mon+gomery TV Shop 89I-8I53 EVANSTON BUILDING 8: LOAN C0. W 0's; 42,; . E, 13; 7050 Blue Ash Rd. WE'RE HERE TO SERVE YOU 89 I -5242 BADER'S HARDWARE Valsp ar fgmuu PAI NTS '5'! Blue Ash and Schenck Avenues DEER PARK. OHIO 79l-7I93 Bes+ Wishes +0 +he KENWOOD Class of '63 BOWLING MASON LANES CONSTRUCTION KENWOOD COMPANY KENWOODl OHIO Bes+ Wishes 1'0 STATE FARM H19 Class GI: I963 INSURANCE Aufo. Life and Farm Complimen+s +0 +he Class of '63 FRANK VON HOLLE M.D. FRANK CLEMENT M.D. l83 FRANK FELDHAUS SONS, INC. SPORTING GOODS DILLONVALE SHOPPING CENTER 3930 E. Galbraith, D. P. ALSO BRIGHTON CORNER and CHERRY GROVE PLAZA SECURITY SAVINGS 8. LOAN C0. WHERE SUCCESSFUL PEOPLE SAVE 7335 Montgomery Rd. Silverfon 860i Winfon Rd. Brentwood 2202 Beechmonf Ave. Mt. Washington 41-h and Vine Sts. Downtown 6940 Plainfield Road CINCINNATI 36. OHIO 89I-5l00 AIR COMPRESSORS 2861 Sidney Avenue CINCINNATI 36. OHIO ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE COMPANY JACK WAGNER MUIberry l-7676 , on Al; - . That's the new Princess phone. Think what a toy to use a phone thatts scarcely bigger than your hand-that feels light as a feather-with a dial that glows softly and -lights up brightly whenever you pick up the receiver. Youtlt 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 Your Telephone Companyts business office, 396-9900. l84 ZING! H's do-se-do and away we go for +he lively HH- and sparkle of ice cold COCA-COLA! Drink gfgaoz SCHAUER MANUFACTURING CO. 4500 Alpine Avenue CINCINNATI 42. OHIO WOOD FLORIST 9494 Kenwood Rd. CINCINNATI 42. OHIO 79l-9494 People who care enough call WOOD FLORIST THE MILLDALE LUMBER AND SUPPLY Lumber Miliwork Plywood Insulafion 8805 Blue Ash Road ROSSMOYNE CINCINNATI 36. OHIO 79 I -8 l 22 BUILDER'S ROOFING HARDWARE PAINTS KW 62 M E ATS CARRELLI'S 1 x MARKET Choice Mea+s. Poul+ry. Fish 4. , ' 9 692! Pfainfield. .Silveri'on J PHONE 891-2880 185 Mon+gomery Road a+ SILVERTON Plainfield Pike uumm MONTGOMERY 5'1 1W . 9409 Mon+gomery Rd. Comple+e Bank Services a+ Three LocaHons in Your Communi+y THE SILVERTON BANK KENWOOD 7435 Kenwood Road Bes+ Wishes From KENWOOD CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH, INC. 7789 Monfgomery Road CINCINNATI 36. OHIO 89I'0300 186 SUPERIOR 70H Plainfieid Road SILVERTON. OHIO 89l-2080 Bes+ Wishes +0 +he Class of '63 Inu- DI LLONVALE HARDWARE, INC. x1 FINE FURNITURE AT LOW. LOW DISCOUNT PRICES 6928 Plainfiefd Road SILVERTON OPEN EVENiNGS W. J. HOOBLER PRINTING CO. 404! Deer Park Ave. CINCINNATI 36. OHIO 79I-3464 THE HESS 8: EISENHARDT COMPANY I87 l88 PASQUALE'S PIZZA 83 I 4 Plainfield Road 79 I -2442 TALENTS INCORPORATED Salvaging and Sor+ing Indus+rial componenis for Re-use Cable and Harness ManwFacfurers Assembly Work WAechanical and Elecfronicg Packaging Uv1'l1i4rary and Commercian Engraving of Pla+es Kommercial and lnduerriaH 4385 Creek Road CINCINNATI 4l. OHIO 79l-7200 FIDELITY FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION A Savings Ins+ifu+ion CINCINNATI OFFICE 63l Parkway S+ree+ Cincinnaf? 2. Ohio NORWOOD OFFICE 4555 Mon+gomery Road SHIRL KAY Norwood I2I Ohio BEAUTY SALON VALLEY OFFICE DILLONVALE SHOPPING CENTER 8343 vme 5mm 3920 E. Galbraifh Road CincinnaH '6' Ohio Cincinna+i 36. Ohio Headquarters for Diamond Engagement Rings We are diamond aufhorifies. 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