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

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OUR ABLE ADVISORS MR. KELLY SMITH Counselor Who owns that bright smile behind the bristly red beard? Itis none other than Mr. Kelly Smith, one of our two full-time counselors. Two years prior to this, Mr. Smith was our esteemed first-year Latin teacher, who, more often than not, abandoned the course of study for a discussion of juvenile delinquency. Having worked primarily with children before coming to Deer Park, Mr. Smith has ample experience for his present position. MR. KENNETH LAZARUS Counselor Offering careful advice both educationally and vo- cationally is also the full-time job of Mr. Kenneth Lazarus, easily distinguished by his friendly iiHii, and soft, pleasing laugh. Mr. Lazarus had also held a teaching job prior to his present post. At that time he was one of the most easy-going physical education teachers the Deer Park boys ever had. Now his kind- ness and sincere concern radiate from behind his counselofs desk. Certainly he has no easy job. Setting underclassmen on the right path involves much re- sponsibility. 23

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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.

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THEY LEARN US ENGLISHH MRS. NANCY CROOK MRS. SANDRA HALL MR. THOMAS HUSTYER g? xrr' W know I asked you to expresa yourself. But this!, MISS ANN MASCHMEYER MR. JOSEPH ROBINSON MR. NORMAN YONCE 24