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

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MR. LOUIS MANNING Principal Mr, Manning, In return for the sincere guidance and helpful encouragement you have given us; we, the Class of 64, thank you. We feel honored to have started our careers at Deer Park the same year that you started yours. In view of this, we hope that in the past five years you have gained in experience as have we. We truthfully feel we have accomplished much due to Deer Park,s outstanding administration. Sincerely, Class of '64- MRS. MARY TAYLOR, Secretary 2 I

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20 VIISS BETTY ZIMMERMAN: Secretary MR. CARL E. CRAWFORD Superintendent Mr. Crawford. T116 Class of 16L would like to express its thanks to you. Although you are seldom seen in our halls. your presence is always felt. We realize your responsibilities and your skillful handling of them. Your capabilities have made Deer Park High School and its graduating Classes ac- complishments everyone can be proud of. Sincerely. Class of ,6-1-

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MISS HELEN WILLIAMS Assistant Principal As head of the counselingr department, co-ordi- nator of all extra-curricular activities, advisor of our student council, a 3-year member of the Area Student Councilis executive committee, and senior counselor, Miss Williams, Deer Parkis assistant principal, is certainly kept busy. From early in the morning until late in the afternoon, Miss Williams can be found in and around her office working hard to assure the smooth running of the daily schedule. This often involves talking to disgruntled or worriecl parents and ironing out difficulties with the students. Obviously, Miss Williams has time and again proven herself a great asset to our school. 22 MR. EUGENE HAUGHEY Assistant Superintendent Years of experience in the field of education have led Mr. Haughey to Deer Park, first as prin- cipal 0f Amity Elementary and now as assistant superintendent of all Deer Park Public Schools. He is seldom seen at Deer Park High, for he is kept x?ery busy in all parts of the school district. When we do see him, however, there is no mis- taking him; for there is always that undeniable suave, smooth appearance that makes him so readily likeable to everyone.