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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1966 volume:

w Ft: l ... w..l.ll u w ANTLERS, l966 DEER PARK HIGH SCHOOL Vol. XXIX Pat Beer, editor Mrs. Wanda Koehler, adviser Presenting Deer Park :wwunnwnm m 1f1j ' 1: '7 jh1 ' gig?! ' IE!-l-l ' ' - ,;- - ,, . V , , O 9 0 w .. m. V, g , . u M n. a I , .. .., . .., ... g , .,. u w . High School rlli! .11. r! erlt'rirtht 1r A Place for Living . . . Strike up the band! A rainy day doesn't dampen her spirits. A Mir Hz , W-I-N! W-I-N! Spell it'. Yell it! Win, Win, Win! 1 . . .. . i, am it :31? 1, P Chow time at DPJ-LS. ummulliu A typical hallway mob scene Study haII-a time to discuss earth shaking matters. n r,- i? r Q'ssu'd'h l 3v. :3: Mxpw 1 h- i i I r ' ..-,, ' rh'. 912,35! 1'45?! ' . - . and? Some of us tend to be more enthusiastic than others. For Whom the Bell Tail: With Mr, Champion there's always room for a smile. Gee, this makes me hungry! Learning . . . J , 'r Good morning, Deer Park Schools, Students tackle midtethwith vigor? 8 Two of our future scientists conduct a tricky experiment. Time out for a little daydreaming in seventh bell study hall. Working . . . . V r '7 - Why do I always get stuck helping the Antlers' photog- A cheerleadefs work is never done. rapher? I0 ,2ij.ng .. u , Another enthusiastic supporter of the Senior candy sale. Look, fellas, :10th you think we could talk this over? 0 0 Playing . mi H! H p il :1! ll u-AII m I- LI-Il 1m IN! '1! I Deer Park's winning Ifr Academic Team included Ann Powell, Jim Williams, captain, and Bruce Hogue, with their sponsor, Mrs. Schobel. The 'Cats drive for two more. Demonstrations characterize the: student- elections. Prelude to a memorable evening. w :..M 13.: m-.f-;:.:, Catch me when I fall! Victorious Juniors pose after walloping the Seniors in their annual match, 4g 5' Qt 3 3 ' a 3 '-' - m 13! 3 i 3 ,j 3 I I j I . . . Proudly we do thee acclaim Captain Jim Willits leads his team into a very special game, their last in 3 Deer Park uniform. The Parkerettes take a trip Downtown. Kx'if k9? .ugcl: . 0- Phil proudly displays the flag of Student Council, a government in action. Coach Wood presents his boys at a spirited Wildcat pep assembly. I don? know what to say on C. R. Piercey Day-I never had beforF one A few of the The Junior Class is on its way- 3 down and proud mothers WmUUmez ' .1;.z; ; ';' f 3 And our group had 411 ; fewer cavities ADMINISTRN s TION AND FACULTY l9 Administration 20 MR. CARL CRAWFORD MR. L. EUGEIBIE HAUGHEY SuperintendentBDeer Park City Schools Assistant SuperintendentBDeer Park City Schools Board omepducation Sitting: Mrs. Alberta Combs, Mr. Roger Williams, Mr. David Schiebel Standing: Mr. Paul Thompson, ML Richard A'Hearn, Mr, Quentin StaIey Administration . . . x MISS BETTY ZIMMERMAN Secretary to the Superintendent MISS JUDY SCHMIDT Clerk's Assistant MR. CHARLES BEINECKE Business Manager MRS. ALBERTA COMES Clerk 2l 22 Administration . . . MR. LOUIS MANNING MISS HELEN WILLIAMS Principal Deer Park High School Assistant Principal Deer Park High School , - 7' -F' MISS IO ANN HEMER Secretary . ............. .. ........... Counseling MR. KENNETH LAZARUS MISS BETTY BROWN Counseling 8; Reading Counseling 8: Reading Emil f? 42:: u f'x 4 4 $21? 11.4 , 414$ - . ' . . . , , . H4? 4 4' . 44 - - ' 41 null MR. DWIGHT WATKINS MRS. MARY TAYLOR Counseling Secretary 23 24 MISS ANN MASCHMYER English III, Speech MRS. PHYLLIS THOMAS English 7 MRS. NANCY CROOK English 7, Social Studies 7 MR. THOMAS HUSTMYER MRS. SYDNEY LIGHTTISER English I118: Iv English I 8511 MRS. CAROLE SMALARA MR DONALD SCHAEFER English 8 English IV A I - V .x . - MRS. WANDA KOEHLER MISS LINDA REINSTATLER English I English II 25 Social Studies MR. JERRY WOOD American Government SOCIAL STUDIES MR. TERRENCE MURPHY American History, English I 1' , -. MRS: TERRY SMALARA MR. PAUL HERBERT MR. ROY World History Social Studies 7 WOFId History, Eco 26 Social Studies . . . 1?. MRS. ANNA PROFFITT American History . vy . mix W w 457' 3 L. . .' ' MR. TODD STRECKER Social Studiesi8, English 8 1., ;,, 1 . , HXON MR. JERRY POWERS MR. CLARENCE PIERCEY ,SYChOIOgY, Social Studies 8 American History 8 ormcs 27 imu l, NM! MR. JAMES CARNES MRS. SHARON PATTERSON MR. ROBERT WESSINGER Algebra I, Practical Math. Mathematics 7 Mathematics 7, Science . ROGER MUETHING MR. FRANK SCHWEINEFUSS Plane Geometry, General Science Mathematics 8 Mathematics . . . Nut s , MR. BURNICE CHAMPION MRS. CANDACE HAGEMAN Algebra II, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry Algebra I, Plane Geometry Business s W$Lsrk 0., MR. EUGENE PAALZ Bookkeeping, Law, Sales MRS. EVELYN TACY Typing 7 xx 1 w s s MISS HELEN SPURR- ' MR. JOSEPH ROBINSON Business Math, Shorthand, Secretarlal Saence Typing, General Business 29 It MR. BLUCHER ALLEN Biology MR, ROBERT MUNZ 30 General Science MR. ARLIE BARNES Science 78 MR. WILLIAM RUSSELL Science 8 ,: MR. RAtPH MILLS Science 7 MR. CARL SPRAY Chemistry Physics LA' Z ' lib . I l MRS. CONSTANCE BRUEGGEMAN MRS. JANE ROTTEN ERGER Home Economics Home Economics Language MRS. JEAN THOMPSON Latin MRS. DIANNB SCHOBEL French MRS EVE THEISEN French 3 l MR. FRANK ESTES MR. THOMAS GRISWOLD Industrial Arts MR. DAVID LAYNE 32 MISS LORRETTA PAANANEN MR. FRANK MISNER Instrumental Music Instrumental Music MISS DOROTHY HOWARD MISS ANNA HAWKINS Librarian Vocal Music 33 MR. THOMAS MEAGHER Art 35 X The Class pf. l 966 mug W 3!! O J: 1 .Acun ., .n LINDA COFFEY, Secretary ROBERT LAMB, President SHARON TRACEY, Treasurer KATHY MOSES, ViceuPresident Class Flower: Blue Chrysanthemum' Class Colors: Pale Blue and Olive Green Class Motto: Faith to Dream, Wisdom to See, Courage to Do 36 X A A . ' AARON ANSTEATT BARBARA BAILEY STEVEN BANG The class of 66 has many fond memories of the past four years at Deer Park High School. HOW many of these DO YOU REMEMBER ........ DOUGLAS BEARHS DENISE BECKER Randy Binghamk Jeep? Judy Brandfs craZy socks? PHILLIP BODLE The Karate matches in 5th bell Physics ? j 33 ROBERT BOOTS JUDY BRANDT Stan Cossrnarfs Aunt Sandra: Comett? MICHAEL BRUNE KENNETH BUKEN CHERYL CAMPBELL HARRY CARPENTER 1:: 6323 Phil Fairchild's great voice? When Ann Powell wasn't an- tagonistic? MICHAEL CASSINELLI DANIEL CHAMBERLIN 39 The beam shooter incident on Christmas vacation, 1964? The coveted arronial? The Swampy Marsh? OMER CHAPMAN LINDA COFFEY PATRICIA COLLINSWORTH RICHARD COMES SANDRA CORNETT LARRY CRAWFORD 4O THOMAS CRISWELL JAMES CUMMINS WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM DIANA DARLING THOMAS DWYER ROBERT EASTERLING The parties in Algebra 1, plane geometry, solid geometry, trig, advanced math . . . . When the band bus almost turned into Drake Park? Phil Bodle's tea parties? 4! When we built the Stairway to the Stars in Bill Bishop's dining room? When Omer Chapman was a ladies man? SHARON ELLIS MARK EMERSON The sad death of Clarence, I' ae- . away PAMELA ENGLE PHILLIP FAIRCHILD L That never to be forgotten death scene by Sharon Ellis in Parkers ,65? DAMON FARRIS 42 The red shoestrings our fresh- man basketball Squad bought? SHARON FERRIS DIANE FORSTER : -. Mr. Champion's cat? k! r 3 mt; - SHARON FREEMAN Ronnie Vockell's jokes in Mr. Maley1s study hall? Selfwexpremon days in Mr. Hustmeyer's English 11 class? JEFFREY GATES THOMAS GORMAN 43 44 SHARON GUBIN Our fizzies parties in general science? MARVIN HEGGEMEIER RICK HEIMERDINGER That fabulous bowling team the M R. DIS? SUSAN HAYNES When Mr. Bratton kicked the bucket? Kathy Smith's Wfalgreeds uni- form? BRUCE HOGUE Mike Cassinelli as ' Honeybun in Parkers 165? A W A MARC HORWITZ LARRY HOWARD , 335g 5,, 'Bruce Hogue's serenades in Trig class? LARRY HYRNE HOPE JAHNIGAN THOMAS JORDAN Lucia Vanden Brink's theme song Horace ? Jim Williams' disgraceful French grades? 46 MARCIA KELLER Bill Cunningham's famous line, stft it great to be alive? ARDEN KIRSCHNER 9....-. r. H The book fine Mrs. Proffitt gave to Sandy Cornett? Jim Vlinter. . . . Parkers 1, 2, 5, 4, 5, 6? DENNIS KLASMEIER ROBERT LAMB ELSA LANG W Alan Martin's moving mono- logue in speech class, about Jeanne, the orphan girl? MARTIN LANGHORST RICHARD LOVILL 47 Phil Trickey's stirring performance as Macbeth, complete with period costume . red silk bathrobc and ascot? Cheryl Campbell as alblond, a redhead, a brunette? Jim Willitsf major role in the junior class corn incident? t L BRUCE LAWSON NEDRA LAWSON THOMAS LETZLER CHRISTINE LLOYD GAIL MADISON JERRY MARTIN V RITA MARTIN REBECCA MAUCK GERTRUDE McLAIN BARBARA MEYER BRENDA MOORE Kenny Bukerfs version of Macbeth ? When Jim Cummins got Mr. Woods good posture award? Neil Zimmerman reaching his Plateau? 49 Diane Forster locking her car keys in the car. . . again and again and again? The A Jim Schneller made on his English IV exam? SALLY MUNNELL When Tarzan Coffey, while swinging around, kicked a buck- et and caused a slight flood? EILEEN NORTON Denny Klasmeier strutting down the football field? ' .ng 50 DON N A PADGETT PAMELA PELHAM Torn Stewart? . . . oh, come 0n, force yourself! ROBERT PERIN Mr. Meaghefs graceful fall in the Honor's Assembly? ANN POWELL LISA RAMEY Sharon Tracey's best friends Herman, Fortune Cookie, and mu? The hero of the JL-Sr, Basket- ball game Mike Talgo? I RONALD REIS MARIAN REPLOGLE 5' 52 NANCY RITCHEY The Wildcatette battle cry, Guide leftl ? JANET SCHMIDTGOESLING JAMES SCHNELLER When everyone called Sandy Seyffer Frog ? Sharon Tiptorfs excellent aim with a pencil in Mr. Bratton's room? Those gorgeous green capes worn in Parkers by Girls' Glee Club? Our solemn farewell song to the Class of '65? PAMELA SIMPKINS SHARON SKINNER g5?- ::'- ' V ' , Tirs- W::gl-fj;w v31! When Bill Bishop and Bub Stewart composed their first big hit, Bullfrogs in a Gold- fish Bowl ? KATHY SMITH Those stunning cheerleaders in the erSr. game? Having coffee at Daily Donuts with Mr. S? When Cathy Kazup painted the speaker at FtiscHs with whipped cream? MICHAEL STATON LAWRENCE STEPHENS DEAN STEWART THOMAS STEXWART MICHAEL TALGO DENNIS TEAGLE 54 DAVID TENNENBAUM RICHARD TEUBNER DAVID THOMPSON SHARON TIPTON SHARON TRACEY PHILIP TRICKEY Dean Stewart's first lost French book, and the second, and the third . . . . 'Wacky Williams and her orange book bag? Our evening of culture with Basil Rathbone? 55 LUCIA VANDEN BRINK LINDA VASTINE The diffi- cult task of removing our mortar boards at graduation ? CAROL WEISENBORN Wanda Wyrickk verbal bat- tles with Mr. W'ood? 56 CAROLYN WELLS BARBARA WILLIAMS DAVID WILLIAMS JAMES WILLIAMS SUELLEN WILLIAMS Fir And last but not least, the next time you see Kathy Moses, ask her if she remem- bers uKathy Cactus ! JAMES XWILLITS . .3; .- . 'n :9- ' WANDA WYRICK ROY YOUNG NEIL ZIMMERMAN 57 TM Most Athletic Diana Darling and Jim Willits Immetrir: .rure paid afff' 58 ,,,,,,i,,,, , , 3 Senior i Most Likely to Succeed Ann Powell and Neil Zimmerman And it take; 4 college education for this? Superlatives Best All Around Patty Beer and Bill Bishop Tell 3011 what, lath drop 02:! 0f xcbool and dyzrote all 0m- time to extmmrrirzzldri. Most Talkative Cathy Kazup and Tom Stewart No C 0mmeizt W...1......v nnnnn .m- .-... m-mr....r..- r. Best Dressed Linda Coffey and Alan Martin You caught 71.; 012 a bad day? Most Fun ! Bev Short and i Avid yon were voted Most Talented Denise Becker and Dean Stewart N0 Dean, 1W; jlmzp KICKV 60 wax: fail to be 10819.91 Best School Citizens Sally Munnell and Phil Fairchild If you bad let me put i1! tip, the Bond 11mg might have flamed! Friendliest Debbie Sanderson and Dennis Klasmeier Graetz'izgf, Friend? 6! Class Officers KATHY KELLEY, Treasurer DAVE BERLING, President BILL HAYNES, ViCe-President LINDA LITRELL, Secretary Cherlyn Ansteatt Tom Amsparger Carolyn Asbury Clarence Ates Bruce Bagley Gary Balse: Mark Barnard Pam Bates Nancy Baume 62 Juniors . . . Bill Baynes David Berling Barry Bowens Charleah Bowman Dan Bricker Colin Brown Steve Brown Beverly Buckley Sue Campbell Howard Capehart Bob CarISOn Ruth Ann Carpenter Bruce Cale Linda Chambers Edith Chaney David Clark Debora Coletra Gerald Conn Deborah Cordes Stanley Cossman William Cox Diana Crabtree Dale Crnmer George CrawEOrd 63 64 Gary Crosby William Daniel Anne Davenport IVIike Davis Dan Dennis Joy Denny Diana Detzel Palrica Diehl Deborah Duncan Mike Baker: Beverly Easton Robert Eicher William Elierman Rita Evans Pam Fishback Juniors . . . ' my: a 5., , 'L - 5' ' Magazines to Be Sold Craig Fisher Norma Fobes Steve Garnaas Peggy Garrett Duane Gibson Ruth Ann Gilb Carol Goldfuss Christine Greene Nancy Greenhalgh Linda Gi-iffin Joyce Grubb Kathy Gruber Sue Hamilton Ken Harbison Jerry Hashimoto Gregory Larbus Jim Leming Richard Lingo Linda Litrell Ken Lombard Cynthia Lloyd Karen Madden Donna Maegly Rita. Markowitz James Martin Mary Matje Susan Matlock Jacquelin McKee Janice Meyer Janice Miller gw .2- . Juniors . . . - mg Charlene Hayden Donna Hayes William Hickman Richard Hoffmeister Linda Holup Laurie Harwitz Mike Howard Roger Jordan Kathy Keegan Kathy Kelley Margaret Kieffer Peter Kieffer Debbie King Linda Kuhn Don Lambert 65 66 Harriet Rauchman Bill Rickner Donald Reisert Jim Rivard Larry Rubens Witliam Rohling Mary Roseuau William Rosenau Tom Rouse Karen Rundberg Don Rutherford Ruth Ann Sanderson Kathy Scheidt Barbara Schneider Fred Schreiber Juniors . . . Steve Miller David Minning Kathy Moore Harold Morin Micheal Nicely Judy Nolen Kathie O'Connor Marcia Parenteau Wolfgang Pelz Wayne Perin Pam Platter Janis Procopio Darryl Proffit Pat Raffel Cheryl Rapp Juniors . . . Patrick Schuman Pamela Scott Bob Shelton Russell Shepherd Wayne Shields Valerie Shouse Marlene Skong Darla Sue Smith Deanne Smith Gary Smith Mark Smith Danny Snyder Nancy Spinney Rick Stadtlander Allen Stamm Robert Taphom Michael Thacker Alice Thurman Diana Turner Gary Varga Toth Beverly Vockell Tom Wheeler Joyce White Mike Wiefering Brenda Wikoff Linda Wilhelm David Williams Karen Wiison Mark Wilson Cynthia Woycke 67 Sophomores l J! x . ,h- - .r Class Officers MARJORIE HOLDEN, President BECKY HORTEL, Secretary JIM GOSSE, Vice-President ALAN LORD, Treasurer E Abbmt S. Andrews N. Aubury R. Asbury D. Bachmnn B. Baker V. Bartlett K. Bcnhrs N. Bingham Ev Bisbcc J. Bishop K. Hnonc E. 30050 C. Buvce C. Bowles K. Brandenburg Sophomores . . . P. Breaknll Wt Bruckman P. Brune A. Brunkcl L. Burkhait L. Bussing J. Campbell 3' Campbell U. Carlson H. Casey M, Chadwell 1.. Chambers F, Chialastri D. Clark L Conn L, Corbin: C. Cordes 3. Cox D. Crouch J. Crouch S. mee D. Darling J. Davis M. Davis T. Davis A. Dean W. Denrwcster D. Dilg J. Dolwig T. Dunlap D, Englehart D. Erbele L, Evans 6; Farmer M. Fcrdon M. Finck D Freemgn M. Freeman 1.. Gabbazd J. Gabriel P. Gatrett G. Gerbus T Cerbus S. Gildenblzltz D. Gillis S. Gillis R. German J. 60550 J. Gx'amkc R. Greenbmg 3 H3115 C. Hammer M. Hammer D. Hare B. Harmeyer C, Harrison J. Harrison J. Hayes M. Heimerdingcr J. Heinekamp D. Helms G. Highlander L. Hirsch G. Hoffman G. Hoffman N. Hoffman M. Holden J. Hollntz B. Honel Gm Hosmer R. Howell C. Hyme 70 G, Jahnigen J. Joerger L Johns J. Johnson I. Jongerius P. Jotdnn M. Junker A. Kaes R. Kasee D. Kemper L. King M. Kinney S. Kilschner '1 , Knight M. Kravitz R Langficld M. Langhorst T. Leda: M. Lehan L. Luhmeier K. Madden J. Mahne LA Matje M. Mayhew H. McAninch D. McCalla R. McCarthy N. Meece K. Menke M. Menke D. Mesley S. Mekzger 7! Sophomores . . . J. Meyer J. Mofield M. Mann: C. Morin B. Mnrrison G. Mueller N. Nadnud J. Newman 5. 061118: P. Osbnrn J. Osterbmck J. Ole-rbmck T. on L. Owens CL Park B. Payne G. Phclan J. Phillips C. Pollock R. Putlebaum B. Prathcr N. Price E. Pyle E. Rahc W. Rahe G. Randall D. Roberts B. Robinson W. Rolsen J'. Roscr . Ruveknmp Rudig Ruschcr Russntm Rutland Schufcr sww9a 72 G. SCIK-uring P. Sebastian D. Scibcrt S. Scremclis Ii. Shields C Shuuse D. Silvcr D. Smith DA Smith E. Smith R. Speeg D. Sprndlin H. Stabler J. Stem: C. Stuart L Suuss K. Swenringm M, Tennanbnum T. Thielc J. Thomas W. Thomas C Valcnmur L. Vance M Vidas Vicrling Volk Volk W'nllnce Wallace Wells U$WZF? D. Williams S; XVilliams C. W'ilson J. V'anfe R. W'ondruff M Yuung 73 Freshmen K Class Officers MIKE KNAPP, President SUSAN TACY, Secretary STEVE WILLIAMS, Vice-President BETSY MOYER, Tteasurer W. Aithammer B. Althcrr L. Applegate A. Ates D. Bachman Baeckcr Baker Bnllingcr Beckett Benbuw Ben; 21min wwwpp? S. Biennau J. Binninger T. Blankemeyer K. Blust D. Bonta V. Burkhart SV Burnett H. Burton N. Burton 1. Cagan T. Class F. Cunningham E. Davis D. Dean M Delvecchfo . Dennis B. Doan Do n a hue Drake Dykcs Ehrha rd: E II is Emelson OWOQPF . English ul Fickc FF???U F0 rste Fm Icy Fralcy F m ncis Ga I Icy Garnet! Wiggoa L. Garmt JV Gaucher O. Gcnry L. George M Gerber L. Gilb Gillan . Gilmore Gocdall . Greene Guilfoyle . Hackney noonop Hall . Harmcyer . Haskin . chenstreit Hedrick Hcimerdinger cp w 9 Heinzelman Helvey Hempstead Henke Hicks Highlands! Ppopor Hillmnn H01 liday Hurnsby Horlel Houghton Hughes wwa?ww Huhn Hyrne Jackson jacob Johnson Johnsan wwwwwo 76 Freshmen . . . Freshmen . . . D. Jones P. Jones K. Kaisu K, Knmmann C. Kazup D. Kelley K. Klostermnn M. Knapp J. Knecht XV. Kripp C. Lambert E. Lambert R. Lane D. Laudeck P. Leslie R. Lingo L. Maegly S. Marsh B. Martin P, Martin S. Massey K. May R. Meghan T. Meisel S. Minm'ng N. Moon: D. Morris T. Mom's M. Morlison E, Meyer G. Nachbauer 77 78 Freshmen . . . PIVOEIHH . Oslcrling . Paikovich Palmer Peer , Pclham . Ferry . Poagc . Pong: . Prcwilt . Proud owpmzw 7503571507 M S 5. Powell S J G . Rauchman Reynolds Richards Roberts . Rulsen . R005 . Snylor Smylor . Schaffner Schaffner Schenz Schlosser Schmidtgoesling Schneider Schreibcr Scott Seigla Sharp Shearer Sheff Shelton Shouse J. Smiley B. Smith N Snellings P. Stephens D. Stewart N. Stokes L. Stone K. Skull S, Tacy D. Taphom J. Taylnr W. Tracey Trieschman Tucker Uccke: Ulmer Utecht Van Velzcl ?ooww . Vaught . Vineyald Wagner . Wagner Waite Walker Fpmwaz S. Wavra B. Weaver J. Weinrrub D4 Weiage M. Wiggcrmm J Williams K. Williams S. Wlilliams B. Woolwine 5. Wright D. Wyrl'ck M4 Wyrick Freshmen ,. . . 79 . Althcrr Anderson . Apalndimns Armstrong Asbury . Bacckcr moanww . Bang Bell Bcnhnse . Berning . Bishop W. Blanchard UUF'JPU P. Blank B. Blankenship D11 Blocbaum G. Blomer S. Blust V. Bohle D. Bonavita D. Bradburn M. Brausch C. Broscmer B Brown B, Brown K. Brown C. Brunning EV Bryant F. Buntun S Burton D. Casey M Casey B. CaverLy M. Chapman P. Clifton S. Cohen P. Cornell B. Couch S Crouch S. Davenport V, Davenport V. Davidson D. Davis 80 Eighth Grade Eighth Grade . . . G Davis D. Dearringe: K Diehl W. Dixon P. Dykcs CL Edclinski P. Edgar R Ellermnn L Englchart V. Ertcl G. chsenden J. Finley M. Fobes T. Forste B. Friedman N, Gabriel K. Garnnns R Garrett P. Gaskin J. Gearheart D. Gildcnblatt P. 6055:: J. Greenburg S. Griffin B. Guilfoyle T. Hammer J. Huskin R. Hawk C Haynes D. Hedrick W. HcdriCk DK Hendrix A. Hill E. Hill J. Holbrook L. Holder A. Hott J. Howell P. Husman G. Hyrne G. Jackson C. Jensen SI D. Johnson K. Jones R. Kassner A. KECk S. Kecgnn D. Kennedy K. Kessler B. Kieffer K. Kirksey G. Knapp R. Knowles 5. Kuhn P. Langhorst D. Lanter N. Larbus R. Lawson G Lord V. Maddox J. Maloney D. Martin L. Martin M. Mam'n M Mattingly P. Marie S McIntosh J. McNulty G. Mecca R. Meisel EA Menke J. Meyer J. Miller M. Miller J. Mobley J. Mohr C. Moses M. Mueller D. Nachbaucr J. Newman B. Obcrmcyer B. Ochs CV Ochs B. Odenbeck 82 Eighth Grade . . . Eighth Grade . . . G. Oslerbrock J. Pachoud C. Padgett J. Palmer B. Phelps J. Phelan D. Platter T, Pong: D. Preston E. Rah: D. Rnpp 1- Ray R. Reif S. Rhinehart D. Richmcnd M Rosex V. Ruth M. Rouse R. Rovekamp P. Rybolt S. Sands P. Savior P. Schase: G, Scheffter M. Schmueszer R. Scott K. Shepherd G Shields L Shnckey D. Shuey D. Silver J. Skoog B. Smiley J. Smith S. Smith S. Solsman . Stamper Tayior . Teaglc . Termulhen Theiss . Thomas m'V-q-t hIi-HN 83 94 R. Wolf Luau Auk v Eighth Grade . . . Hmhmmg OPPUFF FNPFZW FFFFFQ Thompson Tole: Trickey Tucker Ulme: Valentouur Vance Van Hise Vidas . Vicrling . Vineyard . Watkins Watkins Werner Wiggermann Wilhelm Wilhelm Willenblink . Williams Wi Ilinms Wi Ison Winkle Winters Wolf J. Adams J, Altherr B. Alvcy G Ashorn M. Bndgcly E. Bayncs T. Beerman L. Bcnhnse C. Beverly '1'. Beverly J. Bingham R. Bodle J. 130015 By Bowman A. Boyajian G. Bray D. Brown P. Brunt: 1. aning G. Buhl D Burton P. Burton P, Campbell V. Campbell N. Carpenter I Chamberlin C. Clark D. Clark D. Collins R. Combs A, Cook R. Corbitt D. Cordell L. Cnssmnn l Cox M. Cox J. Crawford J. Dalrymplc S. Davis B Day L Dun G. Damn: Seventh Grade 85 86 Seventh Grade . . . R, DcRunde J. Dcun L. Duncan D. Dunlap P. Dwycr M Emerson D. Eng M. Eng P. Eppcn G. En'l'n T. Eulvnnks N, Evans R. Farmer J. Farris B. Fields 1.. Foster B, Francis J1 Fritz D. Frye S. Gabbard G. Gnley C. Garris J. Gaston D. Gibson D. Gillis J. Gilmore P. Graham C. Guilfoyle T. Hapcnschncidcr D, Hall T. Hall M. Hannuer S. Harbison G. Hare D, Harris J. Hausmnn C. Haynes A. Helm J. Hannessy B Herbig M. Holder K. Holloway Hot: . Howell Huffman . Jackson , jungerius Jurdan crvpnw Kaiser Kelch Keller Kcmper Kifgnrc Krick ? WFUO La n tar 1.:1 rL-cn 1.951 ic LUVV Luther Lu tz uwwwv . Martin . McClain McKee . McPhcron hfeecc . Mcslcy zwwrgu Moore Moore Mnrioka Mulcnhy Neu Niesz 935950 O'Connor Oeden Oslcrbruck Peck P2125! Pollack pwpoww vacll Preston Prince Prince Rice J. Richmond swsz 87 88 Seventh Grade XV . M . Kinrww: zonzao wwnpw BntHm mumzmm ?'FFWE'JO . R iclmrdson A Richardson Rk'bei . Rilcy Robertson Rnnd . Rmh . Roth . anin . Rumpke . Ruschcr . SnIzl Sanders Scheve Schlosser Schnnr Schweder Scoll Sebastian Scbrcc Sedm nck Scybnld Slmfer Shafer . Sharp Sharer , Shoup . Shousc Shnuse . Silver . Simpson . Skimmerhom . Skaog . Smiley . Smith . Smith Snyder Sowdcr Spau Sporing Stadrlandcr Stndtlander Stokes Strait Stone Story Tabor .1009? S. Tacy R. Taylor C. Tankersly J. Tenhover C. Tcltenbom Thncker Thomas Thomas Thomas A Thompson 3.745??? . Thompson Tomes Trischmnn Tulich Utecht wwonz Van Vetzel XVJgn er Watson West XVhitaker PFOHW Wlillfarns XVil Iinms WKineU-nb XWinklc XViscman FWEOW R. Wfood R. Winods G. Zuckerman D Zimmerman Seventh Grade 89 ORGANI IZATIONS 91 1- Student Standing: Phil Fairchild, Larry Stephens. Row 1: Kathy Moses, Juiie Crouch, Linda Holup, Neil Zimmerman. Row 2: Dave Berling, Melinda Mayhew, Margie Holden, Bob Lamb. Row 3: Tom Arnsparger, Pat Beer, Pam Shearer, Marty Lnnhorst. Row 4: Jeff Williams, Bennita Smith, Gary Farmer. Row 5: Linda Evans. Siandmg: Jerry Hashimoto, Steve Williams, Mike Knapp, Barb Meyer, Kathy Blank. , OFFICERS: Heft Io 11'ng Purchasing Agent, Barb Meyer; Treasun'cr Kathy Blank; Vice-President, Larry Stephens; President, Phil Fairchild; Secretary, Maryann Tennenbaum 92 K mg. L a; HELPOU BOYS; vfoNAm The Student Council sponsored a Vietnam project. The members of this committee were- Marjorie Holden, Julie Crouch, Melinda Mayhew Linda Holup and Linda Evans The Student Council president presides at school assemblies. Scarlet and Grey Day's ciimax is a spirited pep assembly. 93 Row 1: Denisa Becket Diana Darling, Neil Zimmerman, Mr. Champion. Larry Cruu'furd. Bruce Hogue. Sandy Sc-yffexg Sally MunnelL Diane Forster. Karen Rundberg Row 2: Linda Holup, Nancy Spinney, jim Williams, Phil Fairchild, Darryl Proffit, Russ Shepherd, Jim Willits, Rick Lingm Kathy Moscg W'Olfgang PeIz. Patty Beer, NATIONAL The National Honor Society tapping assembly has HONOR SOCIETY become probably the most Widely anticipated and highly respected ceremony at Deer Park. Its new members are Chosen on the basis of scholarship, scrvice, Character, and leadership by a faculty com- mittee. This is an honor of which all the members should be proud 94 TWO-YEAR MEMBERS OFFICERS Sccy, Sandy Seyffer V. Pres.;Bruce Hague Pxes. Larry Crawford Treas.-Saliy Munnell Neil Zimmerman, Bruce Hague, Patty Beer, Sally Munnell, Sandy Seyffer, Diane Forster, Phil Fair- child, Larry Crawford. 95 Future Teachers Raw 1: Mrs. TheiSEn, Marilyn Francis, Patty Stephens, Elaine Abbott, Sue Hamilton, Pam Shearer, Barb Benjamin, Vicki Jones, Kathy Kelley. Raw 2: Nancy Baume, Linda Holup, Gail Rauchman, Kathy Scheidt, Diane Forster, Wayne Perin, Darryl Proffit, Valerie Shouse, Jacquie Resler, Debbie King, Ruthanne Carpenter,Roslyn Greenberg,Valerie Wallace. Future Teachers of America, ably supervised by Mrs. Theisen, is one of the oldest, most respected OJ:- ganizations at Deer Park High School. Interest in the teaching profes- sion is stimulated by means of speakers, films, and projects. Row 1: Treasurer, C. Wilson; Reporter, D. King; VicenPresident, D Proffit; President, K. Rundberg. Row 2: Historian, K, Kelley; Librarian, K. Scheidt; Secretary, R. Carpenter. 96 Le Cercle Frangais L s , Raw 1: 3.1me Scyffer, Sully Munnell, Larry Crawford, Brenda Wfikoff. Jim WIiIliams. Raw 2: Bruce Hogue, Linda Evans, Carol Wilson, Muriurie Hnlden. Stephanie Scremctis, Wolfgang Pelzs Raw 3: Fredell FicrmzuL Pnt Chialustri. Kathy Scheidt, Neil Zimmerman, David Tcnncnbaum, Phil Bodle. Future Business Leaders Raw 1: Judy Joerger, Carol VVeisc-nbnrn. Donna Padgett. Knrcn Volk. Rmr 2: April Dean, Donna Kripp, Cindy XWoyke, Debbie Hicks, Sandy XViJlgnms, Sharon Freeman. Gertrude McCain. 97 Discussion Club ummuum alum mm W! .. 1111M 4 mm 11mm X I 1.71- 3E1. 1 , 3 air ' l x k y t ' arr I Proffit, Wayne Perin, Gary VargaToth, Stephanie Seremetis, Mr. Dixon, Elaine Abbott, John Vierling, Jim Rivard, Arden r. -. , ..,,lHUI1J' ' alllll'i ,Jmmm, - MIMI Bi ..lHllle : .4; 7w W .. Richard Meehan, Bill Cox, Wolfgang P612, Mr. Dixon, Roger Jordan Brad Phillips, Mike Nicely Dan Silver. 98 Art Club Row 1: Kathy Menke, Patty Garrett, Mr. Meagher, Judy Lamb, Teresa Kyde. Row 2: Donna Hayes, Susan Haynes, Edith Chaney, Pam Fishback. Wayne Brueckman, Janice Meyer, Bob Boots, Cherlyn Anstcatt, John Jacnby. Chess Club :9 Sealed: Bruce Hogue, Arden Kirschner Slmzdillg: Larry Crawford, Jim Williams, Wolfgang Pelz, Mike Roberts, Judy.Brandt, Bob Altherr, Gary Nachbnuer. 99 Key Club Raw 1: Phi! Fairchiid, Dennis Klasmeier, Steve Garnaas, Wolfgang Pelzh Mike Nicely, Doug Erble, Tom Arnsparger, Larry Craw- fnrd, Mr. Spray. Raw 2: Craig Fisher. Steve Ruschcr, Bill Hickman. John Vierlingh Terry On, Dave Tennenbaum, Dave Thompson, Tum Stewart. Bab Lamb. R0113: Neil Zimmerman. Jim Williams, Jeff Roser. jim Gnsse, Ken Boone, Dave Berling, Bill Bishop, Mike Cassinneli. Raw 4: Bob Bouts. Ken Lombard, Bruce Hogue. Marty Langhorst, Dan Dennis, Pat RaffeI, Tom Dunlap, Dan Darling, Mike Davis. Key Club is strictly A man's club spon- sored by the Kiwanis. The club was formed for the purpose of serving the school and the Community, This year the Key Club sponsored many worthwhile projects among Which were the gathering and distributing of canned goods to needy families in the Cincinnati area and the purchasing of records For the teens in Longview Statc Hospital. The Club also held a very successful pancake festivalA OFFICERS: Pres., Larry Crawford; Secy., Marty Lnnghurst; Vice- Pres., Phil Fairchiid; Trans, Neil Zimmerman; I.t.-Gnv., Bruce Hogue. IOO Wm... n 1....ru-n-r1n warn: r. -..: 7 7 ---w m... w...m.... EDITOR DE-unis Klasmeir ajjijtaHt-KEIEER Rundberg PAGE EDITOR Debbie Sanderson aJJiJImII-Jim Cummins FEATURE EDITOR-Janet Schmidtgoesling , J anijrzznt Linda Holup SPORTkDave Berling Rick Lingo BUSINESS-Lucia Vanden Brink PHOTOGRAPHER-Lanny Sparks REPORTERkCatlly Kazup Linda Coffey Russ Shepherd Anne Davenport Kathy Kelley Sue Smith Linda Evans Nancy Baume ADVISOR Mr. Joseph Robinson Row 1: B. Short, N. Baume, P. Stephens, B. Williams, B. Rahe, D. Hedrick. Raw 2: G. Bray, L. Matje, K. Wilson, R. Greenberg, C. Hyrne, B. Reckner. Raw 3: B. Wikoff, C. Hall, 8. Ferris, M. Tennenbaum, B. Phillips, T. Rouse. Raw 4: W. Wyrick, D. Forster, R. Markowitz, V. Shouse, W. Perin, T. Blankenmeyer, D. Proffit. Raw 1: E. Lambert, V. Van Velzel, S. Massey, S. Cox, E. Abbott, 1.. Horwitz, C. Kazup, B, Prather, L. Evans, J. Meizer, J. Gramke G. Park, B. Mayer. Raw 2: N. Nadond, D. Heimerdinger, V. Jones, C Wiison, B. Hortel, D. Hare, G. Schmidtgoesling, D. Jones, J. Stepp, R. McCarty, P. Livingston, L. Vance. Row 3: L. Gilb, R. Gilb, B. Benjamin, M, Francis, S. Tracey, C. Rapp, T. Bowman, M. Langhorst, L. VandenBrink, I. Jongerius. Raw 4: J. Hayes, L. Shields, M Hiemerdinger, J. Joerger, K. Branden- burg, C. Hammer, J. Heinekamp, M. Wiggermann, C. Richards, S Tacy, 5. Phillips. Row 5: E. Meyer, S. Oelker, C. Lambert, 102 D, Crabtree,-C. Lloyd, P.'Garrett, M. Finck, D. Clark, M. Holden, R. Evans, C. Shouse, D Waite, J. Gabriel. Boys, Chorus s , v .. . I .1- V. , i'g E . 5 :1 5. v 43 ' . Raw 1: S. Garnaas, M. Hammer, D. Erbele, J. Tracey, L. Coffey, K. Rutland, R. Sanderson, I. Schmidtgoesling. Row 2: J. Winter, R. Utecht, B. Galley, T Arnsparger, C. Kazup, M. Fcrdon, C. Bovee, M. Mayhew. Row 3: B. Hague, G. Farmer, N. Bingham, R. Heimerdinger, S. Tipton, L. Fish, K. Moses. Raw 4: R, Stadtlander, M Davis, M. Knapp, M. Cassinelli, D. Darling, SA Comett, C. Cordes, K. Kelley. Row 1: R. Johnson, P. Shouse, L. Stone, D. Bachman. Raw 2: J. Dennis, J. Rivard, J. Bishop, B. Reckner, C. Hytne, S. Williams. Row 3: W. Rolsen, J. Roser, D. Proffit, S. Buck, NV Bingham. Rau- I: Judy Meyer. Jill OhI-Ingnn, Cathy Bovee, Mimi Heimerdinger. Julie Crouch, Patty Osborne, Gail Park, Janis Stepp. Raw 2: Helen McAnnich, Alice Thurman, Linda Coffey, JoAnn Weintrub, Jeanne Hayes, Connie Richards, Mrs. Brucggcmanh Raw 3: Lucia VandenBrink, Belinda Beckett, Carol Emerson, Shelley Kirsclmer. Pat Chinlustri. Brenda Wikoff, Sue Hughes. Vice Pres., Brenda Wikoff; Treasurer, Judy Meyer; Secretary, Cathy Bovee; President, Lucia VandenBrink: Program Chairman, Pat Chialastri. I04 The Health Careers Club was formed to stimulate interest in the medical field. Under the leadership of Mrs. Brueggcman, tha club took part in the Health Careers Day at the various hospitals in the city. Speakers have used film to illustrate the jobs cov- ered in the medical field. Library Assistants M Row 1: Mike Schaffner, Teresa Kyde, Connie Hall. Row 2: Susan Haynes, Miss Hawkins, Diane Ferris. Projectionists ' ' ..- ii? ;' '.'l- . y ';n D ' ' xx V . - 1x4 , ld u x A . Harlan Burton, Mark Emersnn, Wolfgang Pelz IOS 106 Row 1: K. Kelley, L. VandenBrink, K Evans, M, Skoog, V. Shouse, R, Markowitz, P. Garrett, P. Garrett; J, Meyer, D. Clark, M. Muyhew, C. Bovee, J. Joerger, Hh McAninch, J. Schmidtgoesling, C, Kazup, J Brandt, D. Kripp, M. Heimerdinger, G. Park, J. Stepp. Row .7: B Smith, Bh Vockell, L Kuhn, A. Davenport, CA Rupp, N. Fnbes, P. Martin, M. Morrison, L. Maegly, M Holden, DA Hare, P. Sheff, C. Richards, B. Mayer, N. Schlosser, KA Williams, H. Baecker, L. Bussing. Row 3: S Ellis, 5 Tracey, K. Moses, B, Short, Dh Darling, D. Kelley, K. Jordan, 5. Seremetis, C. Pollock, Dh Baker, Dh 101163, B. Beckett, P. Schearing, M. Francis, B. Benjamin, R. Martin. Raw 4: A. Thorman, J, Proud, M, Tennenbaum, K. Volk, K. Menke, G. Schmidtgoesling, G. Schneider, K. Moore, K. W'ilson, S, Matiock, DK King, P. Scott, C, Shelton, Vh VanVelzel, E. Abbott, K. Madden, J. Miller, D. Maeglyh Sealed: M. Mz'lyhew, Tom-Tom Correspondent; J. Schmidtgoesling, President; Mrs. Simons; C. Rapp, Rec Secy. Slmzdflzg: S. Ellis, Corresp. Secy.; P. Platter, Vice-Pres.; M. Skoog, Treas. To keep slim and trim for dates the members of the Girls Athletic Associa- tion inyade the field of sports with basketballs, volleyballs, And hockey sticksh This year they also started something new. They held a dinner ami dance for the boys on the basketball team. Once again they sponsored the yearly tum- about danceh Pep Club Raw 1': Hamilton, Crabtrce, Spinney, Freeman, Short, Darling, Bussing, Harmeyer, Hortel, Tennennbaum, Massey, Hare. Raw 2: Ansteatt, Wiilliums, Dean. Woykc. Turner, VnndenBrink, Bovee, Cornett, Kazup, Williams, Joerger, Mayer, Reslc-r, Shefft Row 3: Sthneider, Schmidt- gtwsling, Markowitz, Colletm, Denny, Hicks, Bates, Andrews, Volk, Horwitz, Crouch, Heinnnerdinger, Palkovich, Beer, Clark, Raw 41 Bray, Rutland, Fubes, Kelley, McApinch, Coffey, Lloyd, Ellis, Weisenbom, Simpkins, Rauchman, Evans, Skoog, Vackell, Tacey, Madden, Raw 5: Shclmn, P;ldgctt,1VICLain,Kazup,Hebenstreit, Houghton, Waite,Rauchmun, Buckley, Donn, Wallace, Morrison, Kanep, Schlosser. Row 6: TMCcyx Schlnidlgnesling Sanderson, Knmmnnn, Jordan, Shearer, Harmeycr. Beckett, Baker, Pollock, Luti, King, Moore, Scott. Row 7: Kripp, Kelley, Smith, Hurnsby, Martin, Evans, Kaiser, VanVezel, Jones, Francis, Benjamin, Fish, Proud, Row 8: Kemper, Kyde, Abbott, Livingstone, Hcinckmnp, Vance, Mnyhew, Holden, Gramke, Schenz, Lambert, Stephens, Iackson. Row 9: Meyer, McCarthy, Hayes, Greenhalgh, Benrhs, Kirschnert Hughes, Williams, Richards, Minning, Milfer, Maegly, Madden. It is a major undertaking for a group of girls to stir the spirits of elevgm hun- dred students, but the Pep Club has succeeded each year. They believe that school spirit should be in the heart of each student and can be brought out by their organization. 50, GET WITH IT! Treasurer, Donna Clark; Secretary, Kathy Kelley; President, Linda Coffey; Vice-Frcst, Helen McAnincht l07 IOB Concert FLUTES: K. Rundberg, J. Gramke, J. Crouch, M. Davis, J. Grubb, B. Vockell, P Garrett, S. Halas. OBOE: L. Holup, L Lohmeier. CLARINET: N. Zimmerman, B. Lamb, C. Shouse, M. Parentenu, j. Stepp, S. Tracey, G. Park, L. Littrell, J. Luther, S. R005, M. Poage, A. Kirschner, S. Tncy, L. Maegly, B. Altherr, M. Mcnke, 1.. Johns, D. Englehardtlmot picturedL ALTO CLARINET: P. Osborne blot picturedL M. Langhorst. BASS CLARINET: G. Rudig, B, Morrison. ALTO SAXOPHONE: D. Thompson, j. Mofield, B. Lawson, S. Ruscher mot picturecD. TENOR SAXOPHONE: M. Wilson, S. Crowe, D. Mesley. BARITONE SAXOPHONE: D, Klusmeier, S Marsh. Band Officers OFFICERS: Librarian, M. Pnrenteau Student Dita, D. Stewart PJ'CS., N. Zimmerman Mgt, M. Wilson Trans, L. Crawford Vice-Pres., G, Smith chu L. Littrell ma; ; FRENCH HORN: S. Munnell, B. Moore, L. VandenBrink, J. Meyer, CORNET: D, Stewart, G. Smith, B. Kripp, G. Adams, G. VargaToth, A. Lord, E. Bisbee, S. Gildenblatt, K Boone, J. Gosse, TRUMPET: S. Buck, E. Seigla, D. English, BARITONE HORN: L. Crawford, C. Asbury, T. Cross. TROMBONE: G. Crawfbrd, T. Ott, D. Tennenbaum, J. Weintrub, M. Wiggerman. STRING BASS: T, Letzler, BASSES: S, Hiiliard, G. Jabnigan, R. NIEEhnn. BELLS 8: CHIMES: L. Hirsch. TYMPANI: B. Buckley. PERCUSSION: L. Stephens, G Gerbus, B. Cate, J. Joerger, N. Moore, K. Klosterman, J. Newman, M. Lehan, -T. Davis Superior Ratings at District Competition .5 +7 in 'i IE; 45,; Raw 1: B. Kripp D. Tennenbaum N. Zimmerman D. Stewart G. Smith G. Adams Raw 2: S. Marsh D. Klasxheier M. Wilson S Crowe D. Thompson J. Mofield l09 u-mn u!m.-.r, - I ,. 353 n! I: Can- Row 1: L. Kuhn, B. Mayer, B. Eastun, B. Buckley, D. Klasmeier, C Rapp, C Shouse, L. Holup, P. Diehl. Raw 2: T. Davis, J. Neuman, j, Joerger, L. Stephens, B Cate, G. Gerbus, M. Laban, B, Smith, N Moore, L. Crawford, L. Hirsch, D. Tennenbaum, G. Crawford, J Wieintrub, M. Wiggerman, T, Crosa M Menke, CA Asbury. Row 3: PV Osborne, F Garrett, J. Crouch, K. Rundberg, J Grubb, M, Davis, 5, Halas, P. Garrett, K. Kiosterman, D. Thompson, B. Lawson, D. Mesley, J. Luther, D. Engled harzlt, M, Wilson, T. Letzler, N. Zimmerman, Raw 4: S. TaCy, M. Poage, MV Parenteau, G Park, B. Altherr, S. Tracey, L. Johns, B. Morrison, G Rudig, B. Lamb, B. Moore, S. Buck, J. Gosse, A. Lord, G. VargaToth, M. Heggemeier, B. Kripp, G. Smith. Raw 5: S. Hilliard, S, Munnell, J. Meyer, S. Crowe, 5.11005, LMaegly, AKirschner, L. VandenBrink, S. Gildenblatt, E. Bisbee, G. Adams, 5. Marsh, M. Langhorst, E Seigla, S. Ruscher, G.Jah11igan. Grey Scarlets Row 1: M. Wilson, N. Zimmerman, D, Thompson, J. Luther, S. Marsh, Row 2: D. Stewart, G. Smith, B. Kripp, G, VargaToth, A. Lord, G Adams, G. Crawford, T. Ott, D. Tennenbaum I I0 Rawv3: G. Gerbus, L. Stephens, T. Letzler, S. Munnell. Drum Major, Majorettes Kneeling: Captain, Bev Buckley; Drum Major, Dennis Klasmeier. Slmzding: Betsy Meyer, Linda Holup, Patty Diehl, Carol Shouse, Cheryl Rapp, Bev Euston, Linda Kuhn. Junior Band Wildcatettes Row 1: Pat Beer, Janice Gramke, Janis Stepp, Linda Evans, Kathy Smith, Debbie Sanderson, Bev Vockell, Laurie Horwitz, Sandy Seyffer. Row 2: Pam Platter, Anne Davenport, Chris Kazup, Sue Houghton, Lynne Lohmeier, Sharon Gubin, Denise Becker, Sharon Ellis, Linda Littrell. Row 3: Tudy Bowman, Marlene Skoog, Rita Evans, Cindy Lloyd, Debbie Kemper, Debbie Waite, Xxfnnda Thomas, Pam Fishback, Judy Gabriel, Mimi Heimerdinger. Coordination and cooperation were the bywords of this year's Wildcatettes. Advised by Miss- Maschmeyer and led by Captain Kathy Smith, the girls kicked off to a great season They brightened the half-time shows and added to the spirit of the Wildcat team. I f 2 2nd Lieutenam, Patty Beer; Captain, Kathy Smith; Ilt Lietttenmzt, Sandy Seyffer. Office Assistants LEFT T0 RIGHT: Party Garrett Sharon Tipton Kathy Blank Pam Simpkins Mary Mat'je LEFT T0 RIGHT: Nancy Spinney Diane Crabtree Norma Fobes Sue Hamilton Rim Markowitz LEFT T0 RIGHT: Sharon Fsrris Sharon Gubin Becky Mauck Nancy Baume Nedm Lawson Carol Weisenbom LEFT T0 RIGHT: Cris Lloyd Sharon Ellis Miss JoAnn Heme: Sharon Tracey Pat Beer Kathy Moses .- -.;- - .x-, n. m I14 Antlers Staff EDITOR-Pat Beer ACTIVITIESwShau-on Ellis ATHLETICS Tom Dwyer CLASS-Sharon Tracey COPY Phi1 Bodle ORGANIZATIONS Kat1-1y Moses BUSINESS-Neil Zimmerman, manager, Dave Tennenbaum Diane Forster ASSISTANTS- Bruce Hogue Larry Stephens ADVISOR-Mrs Wanda Koehler Antlers Staff Assistants Seated: Denna Clarkj Harriet Rauchmau, Bev Vockell. Starzding: Ruthanne Sanderson, Wolfgang Pelz, Debbie Kamper, Cathy Bovee, Elaine Abbott. John Wolf, Tom Reuse, Jim Rivard, Wolfgang Pelz. H5 ATH LETICS H7 Varsity Cheerleaders Spinney, Bev Short; Dad's night at D.P. A highflying cheerleader. I I8 Reserve Cheerleaders Linda Bussing, Head Cheerleader, Sue Massey, Becky Hortel, Maryann Tennenhaum, Donna Hare Lefl to Right: Becky Hortel, Brenda Harmeyer, Sue Massey, Donna Hare, Maryann Tennenbaum, Linda Bussing The Varsity Football Team of I965 Mavis- v Bottom Row: Mr. C. R. Piercey, Coach Munz, D. Williams, R Combs, B Bishop, D. Stewart, J. Willits, M Cassinelli, D Farris, D. Bearhs, R. Teubner, Coaches Estes and Griswold. 212d Row: B Hickman, K. Harbison, B Daniel, B. Baynes. T. Arnsparger, M. Hammer, K. Boone, M. Freeman, 54 Garnass, G Balser, T. Seniors . . . l20 DAVE WILLIAMS BILL BISHOP MIKE CASSINELLI D. P. Oppmzmm .Ht'lli.m 6 28 Wyoming 20 0 Ross 22 12 Milford 22 0 New Richmond ' 6 28 Sycamore .61 8 12 Indian Hill , ' $ 8 14 Loveland m 0 O Madeira ' 0 18 Mariemont Wheeler, B. Cox. 3rd Row: J. Bishop, T. Rovekamp, D. Lambert, B. Eicher, T. Dunlap, P. Raffel, D. Dennis, D. Darling, B. Bagley, S. Miller, R. Lingo, J. Vierling. . . . Seniors RICK TEUBNER DAMON FARRIS DEAN STEWART l2l Seniors . . . El L33 5 fr . RICH COMBS JIM WILLITS DOUG BEARHS Captain Reserves . . . -- -. 3 I' jas'T'I ': :33, - I 7' . . - . . Eb.- 3. . $5133.33- 801mm; L, m R..- D. Williams, T. Gerbus, D. Erbele, J, Joerger. R. Asbury, J. Mofield, Coach Barnes. 2nd Row: G. Hoff- man, j. Suess, D. McCaHa, B. Kasee, G, Schearing, T. Ott. 3rd Row: J. Bishop, A. Lord, D. Smith, M. Junker, K. Volk, '22 B. Weaver, S. Ruscher, B. Rahe, B. Phillips. Freshmen . . . lhi 'I- Bottom Row: R. Walker, L. Stone, 5. Powell, J. Williams, D. Fraley. 221d erv j. Dennis, l Tracey, D. Welage, S. Williams, P. Cunningham. 3rd Row: R. Utecht, R. Lingo, M. Knapp, E. Wagner. B. Galley, Coach Mills. Junior High . . . Bottom. Row: L Dean, J, Mulcahy, J. Mohr, B. Francis, S. Davis. T. Hammer, Dt Richmond, C. Apalodimas, Mgr. G, Lord. 2nd Row: Coach Powers, R. DeRonde, T. Poage, M. Badgety, W. Hedrick, M. Rouse, D. Bishop, G Demas, B. Ochs, R. Reif, C. Brose- mar, Coach Herbert, 3rd Row: J. Wagner, B. Brown, D. Dearringer, S Solsman, J. Skoog, F, Bunion, J. Osterbrock, R. Sharp, S. Rinehart, K. Jones, T. Hall. '23 Basketball l965366 fglK xx ' Kileyling L. 10 R..' Bill Hickman, Larry Howard, Marty Langhorst, BL'LIEE Bugley, Dan Darling, Bill Cunningham, Bill COX, Manager. Standing L. to 11.; Dan Dennis, Gary Farmer, Rick Stadtlandcr, Conch WomL Pat RaffeL Mike Cnssinelli, Gary Balser. The Varsity A DESIRE TO WIN The 1965-66 basketball season dawned at Deer Park with a lot of question marks Deer Park had a small team in a league as tough as the EHL. Although the team didn't win a lot of games, it did show that it was 2L worthy opponent for every- one. Often at a terrific height dis- advantage, the team seemed to fight even harder and work better to- gether. Bill Cunningham shouts over a block. l24 D. P, Opliamwn 60 68 45 56 45 77 61 68 65 60 72 75 69 76 49 66 66 56 42 6O 42 71 77 50 66 71 63 58 64 74 76 92 56 41 61 5 2 Tournament Game 43 74 Wyoming New Richmond Moeller Milford Madeira Mariemont Reading Sycamore Loveland Clermont County Indian Hill New Richmond Milford Madeira Mariemont Sycamore Loveland Indian Hill Purcell Farmer tries a jump shot. A play forms for Deer Park. l25 Seniors . . . LARRY HOWARD MARTY LANGHORST MIKE CASSINELLI l26 Even though this year's varsity basketball team was plagued with numerous defeats, it produced a city scoring champion, Bill Cun- ningham Team effort was combined with a potent scoring punch to achieve victory. Hustling spirit enabled Deer Park to play on equal terms with many other teamst The victories this year were due to the exceptional coaching and leadership of Mr. Jerry Wood and the effort of his players. The players gained experience and knowledge which will be of great value in the future. Dan Darling drives the lane, No, it's my ball. D P. Scores. l27 Reserves Silring L. Io R..' Norris Asbury, Mike Kravitz, Ernie Pyle, Mike Freeman. Doug Smith, Dan Freeman, Tom Gerbus, Smndiug: Tim Rovekamp. Bob Kasee. Jeff Roser, Ken Volk, Coach Estes, David Mesley Ron Wilson, Tom Dunlap, Wayne Rolsen. D. P. Opponent; 37 54 Wyoming 54 22 New Richmond 47 45 Moeller 30 34 Milford 35 41 Madeira 29 45 Mariemont 39 53 Reading 39 56 Sycamore 33 51 Loveland 41 16 C. N. E. 36 41 Indian Hill 36 28 New Richmond 50 42 Milford 53 39 Madeira 4O 48 Mariemont 58 56 Sycamore 46 50 Loveland 44 53 Indian Hill Rolsen shoots wixh Dunla 's heI . :23 p p Dan Freeman tries to start a drive. D.P. rebounds. Freshmen Kneeling: B Hackney, D, leey, Mgr., L. Heinzelman, 2an Row: D. Bonta, J. Williams, R. Lingo, j. Tracey, Coach Herbert, T. Cross, P. Cunningham, D. Gilmore. 3rd Row: S. Williams, M, Vaught, T. Blankemeyer, M. Knapp, S. Buck, E. Ellis, E. Wag- ner, G. Uecker, R. Rolsen. l29 Bottom Row: B. Pyle, B. Daniel, M. Kravitz, S. Ruscher, D. Smith, J. Roser, G. Schearing, P. Fairchild, D. Kramer. Top Row.- Coach Wood, B. Bishop, D. Darling, B. Cunningham, M. Langhorst, G. Farmer, B. Bagley, W. Rolsen, D4 Dennis. DP. Oppoizentj 5 0 3 9 9 3 1 0 6 5 5 4 2 o 2 1 1 2 0 1 8 1 o 2 9 1 2 1 l30 Loveland Sycamore Withrow North College Hill Finneytown Mariemont Madeira Wyoming Purcell New Richmond Loveland Indian HilI Sycamore Milford Coach Wood and Seniors. Outflelders l3! Golf Team 1h II II 9 II n . i. Jack Nicklaus? No, it's Coach Maley. Senior Golf Players I32 801mm Row: T Cross, 0 Chapman, B. Altherr, B. Shelton, TOP Row: G. Hosmer, C Ares, D Proffit, C. Brown, Coach Murphy. Singles Tennis Players 'Doubles Tennis Players l33 , ELR P11? +9 'HMCK '7 Bottom Row: N. Asbury, I. Williams, G. Uecket, J. Gosse, R. Asbury, M. Nicely, J. Hashimoto. 2nd Row: M. Junker, D. Clark, J. Joerger, B. Burnett, T Wheeler,G. Balser, S. Williams, D. Lambert, B. Cox, Manager. 3rd Row: Coach Griswold, S. Miller, B. Baynes, J. Willits, T. Dunlap, M, Freeman, K. Boone, T. Blankemeyer, P. Raffel. wt ... Ell i l 34 Deer Park hurdlers. Put it in orbit! On your mark . . . I35 I37 msm-.m.-.mww- From Beginning to End - 3 Memorable Event I39 I40 Three Coins in a Fountain Bev Short and Jim Willits The Royal Court Rich Combs Rick Teubner Jim Willits Sharon Freeman Pat Beer Kathy Smith Bill Bishop Dean Stewart - Mike Cassinelli Debbie Sanderson Bev Short Diana Darling l4l A display of grew Freshmen Sophomores I42 Deer Park spirit The victors in action Juniors Seniors I43 I44 Donna Zimmerman 7tb Grade Srience Wolfgang Pelz PbyJiw lst 2nd 3rd lst 2nd 3rd lst 2nd 3rd Science; Joe Greent Wu 7M: Grade Donna Zimmerman Crissy Rumpke Nancy Evans 8:12 Grade Joe Greenberg Karen Altherr Donna Silver 9272 Grade Skip HiIliard Steve Williams Gary Adams Bob Altherr Bi0logy 8m Grade Srie1zce ners Biology lst Bob Altherr 2nd Richard Utecht 3rd Mike Howard C lyemijfry lst Mark Wilson 2nd Don Rutherford 3rd Steph Seremetis Playkrim lst Wolfgang Peli 2nd Neil Zimmerman 3rd Phil Fairchild Marty Langhorst Mark Wilson CI99mim'y i45 So TT s Parkers SOUND O ' ZE BLOCK PARTY I46 I47 So This Is BELLE OF THE BALL MARY POPPINS KATHY SMITH AND SHARON FREEMAN DIXIELAND COMBO I48 Show Biz BEHIND THE SCENES I49 CONNIE HALL CATHY KAZUP DENISE BECKER 0 RICK HEIMERDINGER BARB WILLIAMS 1 I5 morrow JUDY JOERGER BEV SHORT . 4.. wwwag-u '11 MM ua-w .1. BOB LAMB and SHARON TIPTON JIM BISHOP l5! Moonlight The Agony and I52 and Roses l53 DIANE CRABTREE The Royal Attendants . x wi. i . ,L '45 LAURIE HORWITZ CINDY LLOYD . x , ' M RITA MARKOWI'IZ l54 Nancy Spinney l55 Student Council Election Dave Berling Rick Lingo Russ Shepherd Marjorie Holden Kathy Kelley Linda Evans Pam Shearer Rick Lingo Russ Sheperd Linda Evans I56 Pi'elideizt Vice-Prexitimt Secretary Underclass Awards Assembly Miss Williams presents Activity awards The Junior High Science Fair winners l57 Underclass Awards Assembly '5 E t 'l .11 99'59'3! Science award Winners with Mr. Munz ..1 L 5 Rick Lingo assumes the role of Student Council Presi- dent 158 The Class key is passed to the juniors $ We bequeath to the Junior Class It 1'5 the year 1986 - Senior Awards HIGH HONORS Larry Crawford Sandy Seyffer Sharon TraCey Ann Powell Diane Forster Pat Beer Neil Zimmerman Bruce Hogue HONORS Jim Wilhts David Tennenbaum Phil Fairchild Marty Langhorst Dennis Klasmeier Sally Munnell Denise Becker Diana Darling Barb Bailey Debbie Sanderson Jim Williams lbO Commencement The Class of I966 Sharon Tracey Bob Lamb 5 r e k a e p S e In T Ann Powell lb3 TISEMENTS le Deer Park High School I66 THE CITIZENS STATE BANK Besi' Wishes From formerly STEELCRAFT THE SILVERTON BANK MANUFACTURING CO. 9OI7 Blue Ash Road 79I-8800 KENWOOD WHERE SILVERTON AND DEER PARK MEET . 7435 Kenwood Road - . REDDING PHARMACY - , i - Formerly Naefach'Q Prescrip'rion Pharmacy Service +0 Hue Sick 89I-29I0 1ll0 Biue Ash Road Silverfon. Ohio MONTGOMERY 9499 Moni'gornery Road q SILVERTON Moni'gomery Road a+ Plainfield Pike Comple're Bank Services a+ Three Loca+ions in Your Communi+y EVANSTON BUILDING 8. LOAN CO. 7050 Blue Ash Road 89I-5242 We're Here To Serve You I67 .-. . mh w. me ? GOODYEAR THOMAS ROBERT T. KUEFFNER SERVICE MEMORIAL RYAN JEWELERS STORE FUNERAL HOME REALTY 7m Monfgomery Road 7906 Monfgomary Road 7500 Monfgomery Road 4399 Em Galbraifh Kenwood 79L5500 meood 79I-4ooo 5737 PW --I1l anal :- il Service EDWARD TEETOR AND SONS Silverfon's Finesf Service 70l5 Monigomery Road 89I-7770 ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE COMPANY PERK' ? .BAKERY 6940 PIaIaneId Road 286! Sidney Avenue Silverfon. Ohio 3 Clncmnah. Ohio 45225 89I-5I00 2: bSI-7676 I I68 Professional Care For Your Clofhes DEER PARK CLEANERS 7I08 Blue Ash Road 89I-2l20 OPITZ METAL PRODUCTSl INC. Galbraifh and Blue Ash Roads Cincinnai'i. Ohio 45236 79l-8l80 ART'S PARK SALON Hair Sfyiisfs Open Evenings by Appoinfmenf 80l0 Blue Ash Road. Deer Park 89I-7639 The Besf in Flowers WARD'S FLORISTS 4208 Schenck Avenue 79 I u8855 ROBBY'S RESTAURANT Breakfast Lunch. and Dinner 7500 Blue Ash Road Deer Parlr 79 l -9970 SUPERIOR LUMBER AND MILLWORK. INC. 70H Plainfield Road Silverfon. Ohio 89 l -2080 169 We Fea'rure Parfridge Brand Mea'r Producfs KENWOOD CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH. INC. 7789 M M mer Road Cincinn:+i.goOhioy45236 . DsaNrcgfslldge 89I-0300 Used Carrr-n89I-0308 Af Our Mea+ Deparfmenf W. J. HOOBLER PRINTING CO. DEER PARK 40:3H -Dee.r Parlf Avenue DELICATESSEN Clncmnah, Ohio 45236 79l6 Blue Ash Road 79I-3464 89I-6440 Extra Curricular. .. Extra Treat! Boy HAMBURGER , Of W4 hare you in fhis picture3J MARTIN MILLION'S BARBER SHOP Check Your Neck Three Barbers +0 Serve You BeHer 6909 Plainfield Road Silverfon. OhFo 45236 DEER PARK TEXACO SERVICE Dillonvale Shopping Cenfer 3900 Eas+ GalbraHh Road Cincinnafi. Ohio 45236 CHARLES L. CLAYBON. D.D.S. 7I34 Monfgomery Road Silver+cn. Ohio 45236 Bql-Ib20 COIFFURE STUDIO 7880 Reming+on Road DIAN D REAIS 8? I -6304 Complefe Beau+y Service Dillonvale Shopping Ceni'er Men's and Women's Wear MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS 7847 Mon+gomery Road Cincinnafi, OMD 45236 89l-1207 KENWOOD SHOE REPAIR Kenwood Plaza Mon+gomery Road 89 I 0003 D HERFF JONES COMPANY Manufacfuring Jewelers and S+a+ioners I4OI-l429 Norfh CapH'oI Avenue Indianapolis. Indiana 46207 BOOTS DUESING. Represen+a+ive I71 ZIMMERMAN AND CONGRArTchJLATIONS ADLER THE CLASS BFacld'op Driveways OF 1966 BIBI Camargo Road 56I-4600 CENTRAL BEST FLAG AND WISHES BANNER TO THE 3454 Blue Ash Road WI LLIAMS PHARMACY CLASS OF :5222: 7900 Blue Ash Road I966 Cincinna+i. Ohio 45236 BIG BO-KAY APPLE FLOWERS MARKET 5927 Plainfield Road Save on Fresher Silvmo Frui+s and 891-2750 Vegetables 4077 Easf Galbraith Deer Park SCHOOLEY PIANO AND DIPSY ORGAN CO. DOODLE Famous Makes Fine Foods New and Used Galbraifh and Plainfield Roads Luncheon Specials Daily I72 TALENTS INCORPORATED 4385 Creek Road Cincinnai'i. Ohio 45241 Privaie 8x Group Teaching Tuning and Service 733! Montgomery Road Cincinnafi. Ohio 45236 793-3933 66Not just an extension . . . It's my very own line! H . . .And it's great! New Dad can call home without getting a busy signal . . . and Mom . . . she says she almost forgot what it was like to pick up the phone and call somebody. . 3' It's easy to see why so many busy families are ordering second lines to handle teenage talkathons. This wonderful convenience is worth many times its little added cost. For details call 396-9900. Bes+ Wishes 'I'o Our Fui'ure Cus+omers Class of '66 RUTH ANN'S HAIR STYLING 80I6 PlainfieH Road 793-075' BURNETT PONTIAC. INC. 8l66 Mon+gomery Road Cincinnaii, Ohio 45236 89l-8ll! MODERN REAL ESTATE SALES CO. 80l5 Plainfield Road 79I-3023 SAUL H. POLASKY. M.D. NATHAN POLASKY. M.D. Besi of Luck +0 +he Class of '66 I73 DEER PARK POLICE DEPARTMENT BUDDY ROGERS CLARK'S MUSIC BARBER CENTER. INC. SHOP 7796 Kenwood Road 8005 Plainfield Rd. Cincinnaif. Ohio B?LOHV 45235 793-0022 THE PAPER SHOP. INC. 5+ F d Besf Wishes +0 +he allonery ar-a CFass of '66 Office Supplies Wedding Invi+a+ions FRANKMC$EMENTI 7333 M?Mgomery Rd. FRANK VON HOLLE. Silverfon M.D. Cincinnafi. Ohio 45236 79I-5255 THE SI LHOUETTE Smarf Women's Apparel 72l4 Mon+gornery Rd. Cincinna+i. Ohio DEER PARK TIRE SERVICE. INC. New--Used Tires Recap and Repair Service 79l3 Blue Ash Road BACK 8: POPPE REALTY 80l6 Plainfield Road Deer Park. Ohio 45236 45236 BQI-9522 Cincizrgzzlomo 79l-I345 CARPETS BY PARRY SCHAUER DAVID. INC- PRODUCTS MANUFACTURING CO. 4500 Alpine Avenue 7903 Blue Ash Road Cincinnafi. Ohio 4523!: 793-3 I SI 4265 Mai'son Deer Park. Ohio 79i-2025 Cincinna'ri. Ohio 45242 l74 RUWE AUTO BODY SHOP 24-Hour Wrecker Service Body and Fender Repairing Re-Finislwing 8905 Plainfield Rd. Rossmoyne 79 I 3072 STRAWSER FUNERAL HOME 9503 Kenwood Road 79 I-7203 O'LEARY CLEANERS 404l E. Galbraifh 5i Plainfield Road 79I-8343 or 79l-8344 mm as 'mm W MEDICAL CENTER DRUGS 8015 PlainHeld Road ai' Galbraifh Deer Park, Ohio 45236 79l-2233 Free Delivery 1AA - 425:5? . EDECAL came. DRM$3-' .47 PRESCRIFHONS PARK LUMBER Blue Ash 8? Linden Deer Park 79 I -5700 THE MILK WITH THE DELICIOUS DIFFERENCE IN TASTE! Qualitwekd ICE CREAM French Bauer Complimerrl's of +he AMBASSADOR AND THE TWENTIETH CENTURY TH EATRES Congrafuiafions 10 ihe Class of '66 BERNARD C. DIENGER. MD. I75 DEER PARK CARRELLI'S DRIVING MARKET YAHN 5 GULF Woodfcrd Rd. SCHOOL Choice Meafs. Poul'l'ry. Fish algioncinnafhoh'lo 4H6 Lansdowne Ave. . . . . . . 692! Plainfield Road 631-6622 Clncmnah.0hlo 4523b Silverfon. Ohio 63l-9636 79mm 89mm WW ; Arm. BAND SPONSORS THOMA OPTICIANS JOE'S FRUIT SERVATII Complimen'rs AND MARKET PASTRY of a SHOP . CONTACT LENS sons PF ' r Id Rd Friend 3mm . . . SERVICE Deer Parlz, Ohm Pasines Always Hof Of 1419 INC Fm, Fm From 16 0V8 CINCINNATI ' 7886 Manigomery Rd. Baske'rs- 4073 Eas+ GalbraHh Rd. DENTAL Cincinnaii Oh'o . l a SpeciaHy 793-3555 SOCIETY 89 I 3030 l76 PaimL Service for Every Surface l05 KENWOOD MALL 358 SWIFTON CENTER 340 TRl-COUNTY CENTER lblb HARRISON AVENUE QUENTIN K. STALEY Pain+ and Pain'ring Sundries Art and Arfis+'s Supplies FUNERAL HOME Cm Nove'+'es mo Plainfield Road 79I-9357 KENWOOD LANES, INC. ECONOMY CHEVROLET 7830 Kenwood Road 49l2 Monfgomery Road Cincinnafi. OI'IIO 45236 53l-2920 I77 Bl'ue Ash. Ohio Ad. - 9 .u .0 ,L-nuaiuxi .. .iL-sim THE HESS AND EISENHARDT COMPANY 8959 Blue Ash Road 79 l-8888 DEER PARK BUILDING 8! LOAN CO. 7208 Blue Ash Road Deer Park. Ohio I78 MILLER'S SHELL STATION Blue A511 and GalbraHh Roads Deer Park. Ohio 795-8448 HARRY E. JAHNIGAN GENERAL CONTRACTOR 4259 Sycamore Road CincinnaH. Ohio 45236 79l-2882 DEER PARK INN 7228 Blue Ash Road STRATFORD CLEANERS 6942 Plainfield Rd. Silverfon. Ohio 793-26H Free Pick-Up and Delivery WOODMONT DAI RY 4300 Eas+ Galbraifh Road DAI LY DONUTS 4l ll Easf Galbrai+h Road Deer Park. Ohio 45236 79l-7300 CURT'S PAINT STORE WOOD FLORIST DR. A. O. CORRODI ARTIST'S SUPPLIES 9494 Kenwood Road OSTEOPATHIC AND CincinnaH. Ohio 45242 PHYSICIAN PICTURE FRAMING 6952 Plainfield Rd. 72I8 Monfgomery Rd. 89 I -I 3 I0 People Who Care Enough CaH Wood Florisf I79 Complimenfs of DR. STANLEY l. BOB SKINNER'S RAFALO FRONTIER Opfome'hisf DODGE Comple're Vision Care 7780 Reading Road 6952 Plainfield Road Cincinnaii. Ohio 45237 Cincinna+i, Ohio THE MILLDALE LUMBER AND SUPPLY Builder's Hardware, Lumber. Pain+s. CONEY CHEF Millwork. Plywood, lnsulaiion We Specialize in Hamburgers. 8805 :lue ASH Road Coney Islands. Fried Chicken 7:21;? BOEHMER'S SUBURBAN PAINT STORE 8005 Plainfield Road Deer Park 89 l-5335 RALPH HUTZEL. Manager SILVERTON NEU M ARK SPORTING MELODY ,- GOODS SHOPS , -v VL STORE Records Cards RUTTERER PHARMA Y 70I3 Monfgomery Road Giffs. blloveHie; c Silverlon 5mm and Tri-coum Your Business Is Our Pleasure 79I-9957 4H6 Eas+ Galbraifh Road Downfown Deer Park I80 CLARK'S MEATS We Process Meaf for Home Freezers MYER'S RADlO-T.V. 4267 Ma+son Avenue Deer Park. Ohio 45236 79 I -7878 Complimenfs of a FRIEND Deer Park. Ohio a9l -3 I 75 FIDELITY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN. A Savings Ins+i+u+ion. CincinnaH Office-bBl Walnui' S+reef. Cincinnai'i. Ohio 45202 Norwood OfficHSSS Mon+gomery Roaci. Cincinna+i. Ohio 452I2 Valley Office28343 Vine Sheet Cincinnafi. Ohio 452I6 a 2 z 1' BADER HARDWARE Blue Ash and Schenck Avenues Deer Park. Ohio 79I-7l93 5,1014 Now H's Pepsi For Those Who Think Young PEPSl-COLA BOTTLING CO. 2l21 Sunnybrook Drive 76I-5800 l8! BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY things go betterth Ml$ TRADE OMAHKK$ anCincinnaJri Coca-Cola BoHiing Works Company 0 PART Ts : w Winlsrmaumn . WILLIAMS FORD 9260 Montgomery Road 89 I -0500 l82 H'LNHJH lilll'l'u'i0 n2; 2w 4.! SHIRL-KAY BEAUTY SALON Dillonvale Shopping Cen+er 39l8 E. Galbraifh Road Cincinnai'i. Ohio 45236 H. J. BENKEN GREENHOUSES Plainfielcl a+ Woodford 891-1040 ELMER HEITMEYER NURSERIES 8676 Kenwood Road Cincinnafi 42. Ohio Office Home 19 l-8 I48 79 I -8768 MM MASS SPECMLISIS nmmrrn 6mm EEMNIRCIAI mum mu: mm ms 51m: UIII lIElDSUIES STBII MIWISI WMHEWRID ANDY'S GLASS SHOP Aui'o Glass Specialisfs Comple+e Insurance Replacemenf Service 7000 Monfgomery Road Cincinna+i, Ohio 45236 79 I -0880 I 33 77 , , yyvaVTVVTiF 'ryvrrrrrl-VVVV rvv-r-rv-r-VAv-uvvcprrv r v W , WHITI'T'fT'iV-VTJ Tr? , F W..... T , WWWWW; WWW. ,., 5' Southern Ohio Bank SOUTHERN OHIO BANK Dillonvale Shopping Cen+er 3912 Eas+ Galbraifh Road CFncinnai-i. Ohio 45236 184 MONTA VISTA 6220 Monigomery Road Pleasani' Ridge FREE PARKING Always a S+uden1 Discounf Occasionally a Good Movie KENWOOD SAVINGS 8: LOAN 7685 Mon+gomery Road. Kenwood Cincinnati. Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1966 l85 PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION l86 SENIOR PARENT SPONSORS Mr. 8: Mrs. DonaIcI Ansi'eaH' Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Bang Mr. 8: Mrs. Walfer Beer Mr. 8: Mrs. Ralph Bingham Mr. 8: Mrs. Ernesf Bishop Mr. 8: Mrs. William J. Bodle Mr. 8: Mrs. Alberl' W. BrancH Mrs. Ida Chamberlin Mr. 8: Mrs. Harry B. Combs Mr. 8: Mrs. Carl E. Crawford Mrs. Mary Ellen Cunningham Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank E. Darling. Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas W. Dwyer Mr. 3: Mrs. Roberi' Easferling Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold L. Ellis Mr. 8: Mrs. Homer Fairchild Mr. 8t Mrs. Ken Forsi'er Mr. 8: Mrs. T. H. Fosi'er Mr. 8: Mrs. Ralph W. Freeman Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Gafes Mrs. Rufh O'Hagen Mr. 8 Mrs. B. J. Haynes Mrs. Virginia Hogue Mr. 8: Mrs. David C. Keller Mr. 8: Mrs. James Kripp Mr. 3: Mrs. 0H0 Joerger Mrs. F. B. Jones Mr. 8: Mrs. Tom Jones Mr. 8: Mrs. Kenneih Jordan Mr. 8: Mrs. Rober+ Lamb Mr. 8: Mrs. .A' E. Langhorsi Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. 8: Mrs. R. L. Lawson 81 Mrs. Alfred C. Lehler Lee Maan 8: Mrs. Carl Mauck 8: Mrs. Ausben Moses Beulah PadgeH' 8: Mrs. E. Phillips 8: Mrs. James A. W. Powell 8: Mrs. James R. Replogle. Sr. 8: Mrs. Charles Rudig 8: Mrs. Karl Sanders. Jr. 3: Mrs. William A. Sanderson 8x Mrs. W. G. Schmidfgoesling 8: Mrs. William P. Schneller 8: Mrs. J. SeyfFer . 81 Mrs. Charles Skinner . John W. Smifh . 8r Mrs. Ralph Shfon . 8: Mrs. T. C. Siephens . 8: Mrs. Paul D. Templin Beverly Tennenbaum . 8: Mrs. H. B. Thompson . 8: Mrs. Fred Tipfon . 8: Mrs. William E. Tracey 8: Mrs. A. VandenBrink 8: Mrs. Clay'lon E. Weisenborn 8: Mrs. Ralph E. Williams 8: Mrs. Reger H. William: . 8: Mrs. Fred Wyrick . 8K Mrs. Vernon H. Young 8: Mrs. Morris Zimmerman Senior Index BARBARA BAILEY . G.A.A. 2, 3; Baccalaureate Usherette 3; Homecommg Committee 4 DOUG BEARHS Footbali 1, 2, 3, 4 DENISE BECKER Pep Club 1, 2; Parkers 1, 2, 3, 4; Wildcatettes 2, 3, 4; Parkers Committee 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Com- mittee 4; National Honor Society 4 PAT BEER Glee Club 1, 2; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 4, Secretary 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Parkers 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Guild 2; Scholarship Team 2; Tom Tom Staff 3; Prom Committee 3; Prom Queen Candidate 3; Class Cheerleader 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Office Assistant 3, 4; Wildcatettes 3, Second Lieutenant 4; Antlers Editor 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Home- coming Queen Candidate 4 BILL BISHOP Chorus 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Parkers 1, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Usher 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Class President 3; Home- coming King Candidate 4 PHIL BODLE Drama Guild 1; Parkers 1, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Antlers Staff 4; Key Club 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Parkers Committee 4 ROBERT BOOTS Art Club 4; Key Club 4 KATHY BLANK G.A.A. 1, 2; Parkers 1, 2, 4; Future Business Lead- ers 3; Class Cheerleader 3; Commencement Usherette 3; Student Council Treasurer 4 JUDY BRANDT Pep Club 1; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 4 CHERYL CAMPBELL Band 1; Parkers 2 HARRY CARPENTER Parkers 2; Chorus 2; Key Club 3, 4 MIKE CASSINTLLLI Track 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Patkers 2, 3, 4; Boys Chorus 3; Chorus 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Key Club 4; Home- coming King Candidate 4 OMER CHAPMAN Tennis 3, 4 LINDA COFFEY Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Parkers 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, Secretary 3, President 4; Class Treasurer 2, 3; G.A.A. 2, 4; Health Careers Club 2, 3, 4; Class Cheer- leader 2, 3; Wildcatettes 3; Prom Queen 3; Prom Com- mittee 3; Homecoming Committee 4; Chorus 4; Class Secretary 4 RICH COMES Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 LARRY CRAWFORD Latin Club 1, Treasurer 2; Youth for Christ 1, 2, 3; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3; Golf 1, 3, 4; Band 1, Treasurer 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, Secretary 3, President 4; Baseball 2; Music Competition 2, 3, 4; Parkers 3; French Club 3, President 4; It's Academic Team 4; National Honor Society 3, President 4; Chess Club 4; Science Club 4 BILL CUNNINGHAM Moeller High School 1; Football 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4 DIANA DARLING Class Secretary 1; Glee Club 1; Future Teachers 1, 2; Parkers 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 4, Treasurer 3; Pep Club 1, 4; Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3; Re- serve Cheerleader Captain 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Prom Queen Candidate 3; From Committee 3; Varsity Cheer- leader 3, Captain 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Homecoming Committee 4; National Honor Society 4 THOMAS DWYER Prom Committee 3;, Homecoming Committee 4; Antlers Staff 4 SHARON ELLIS Glee Club 1, 2; Parkers 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Recording Secretary 4; Class Cheerleader 2; Class Secretary 2; Drama Guild 3; Commencement Usherette 3; Tom Tom Staff 3; Prom Committee 3; Office Assistant 3, 4; Wildcatettes 4; Antlers Staff 4 PAM ENGLE Pep Club 1; G.A.A. 1; Drama Guild 1, 2 PHIL FAIRCHILD Class President 1; Student Council 1, Vice-President 3, President 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Key Club 2, 3, Vice- President 4; Parkers 3; CrossuCountry 3; Prom Com- mittee 3; National Honor Society 3, 4 DIANA FERRIS Drama Guild 3; Library Assistant 4 SHARON FERRIS Glee Club 1, 2; Drama Guild 1, 2, 3; Parkers 1, 2, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Office Assistant 3, 4 DIANE FORSTER Future Teachers 1, 2, 3, 4; Parkers 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Antlers Staff 4 SHARON FREEMAN Student Council 1, 2; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Reserve Cheerleader 2; Future Business Leaders 2, 4, Secretary 3; Parkers 2, 3, 4; Office As- sistant 3; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Cbmmittee 4 THOMAS GORMAN MoelIer High School 1, 2; Art Club 3, 4 CONNIE HALL Library Assistant 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Youth for Christ 1, 2, 3; Parkers 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4 l87 Senior Index SUSAN HAYNES Glee Club 1; G.A.A. 1; Drama Guild 1, 2, 3; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tom Tom Staff 4 RICK HEIMERDINGER Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Parkers 1, 2, 3, 4 SHELLEY HENNESSY Pep Club 1; Future Teachers 2, 3; Youth for Christ 2, 3 BRUCE HOGUE Future Teachers 1; Youth for Christ 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Parkers 1, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 1, Treasure: 2, President 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Science Club 2; French Club 3, 4; Golf 3, 4; Key Club 3, Secretary 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, Vice-President 4; It's Academic Team 4 MARC HORWITZ Football 1; Football Manager 2; Basketball Man- ager 2; Boys Chorus 3, 4 HOPE JAHNIGEN Pep Club 1; Library Assistant 2 JUDY JOERGER Art Club 2, 3; G.A.A-. 2, 3, 4; Future Business Leaders 2, Reporter 3, President 4; Parkers 3, 4; Glee Club 4 RITA JONES Pep Club 1; G.A.A. 1,' 2, 3, 4; Patkers 2 CATHY KAZUP - Future Teachers 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Parkers 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Cheerleader 2; Prom Usherette 2; Chorus 3, 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Tom Tom Staff 4; Parkers Committee 4 MARCIA KELLER Pep Club 1; Library Assistant 2, 3; Parkers 3 ARDEN KIRSCHNER Latin Club 1; Scholarship Team 1; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Lab Assistant 3; Discussion Club 3, 4; Parkers 3, 4 DENNIS KLASMEIER Drama Guild 1; Track 1, 2; Parkers 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drum Major 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3; Lab Assistant 3; Key Club 2, Treasurer 3, 4; Tom Tom Staff 2, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; National Honor Society 4 DONNA KRIPP . G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: 4; Pep Club 4; Future Business Leaders 4 BOB LAMB Football 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Parkers 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Class President 4; Student Council 4 MARTY LANGHORST Track 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Parkers 3; Na- tional Honor Society 4 BRUCE LAWSON Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2 I88 NEDRA LAWSON Future Teachers 1; Youth for Christ 1; Office As- sistant 1, 4; Lab Assistant 1; Pep Club 3 ' TOM LETZLER Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Grey Scarlets 2, 3, 4; Parkers 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3 CHRIS LLOYD Parkers 1, 2; Health Careers 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, Treasurer 3; G.A,A. 2, ViceuPresident 3; Office Assistant 3, 4 GAIL MADISON Future Nurses 1; Library Assistant 1; Parkers 1, 2; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Class Cheerleader 2; Wildcatettes 2; Chess Club 3; Majorette 3 RITA MARTIN Pep Club 1; G.A.A, 1, 2, 3, 4; Parkers 3 BECKY MAUCK Norwood High School 1, 2; Tom Tom Staff 3; Art Club Treasurer 4; Office Assistant 4 GERTRUDE MCLAIN Sycamore High School 3; Future Business Leaders 4', P613 Club 4 BARB MEYER Pep Club 1; G.A.A. 2, 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Parkers 3, 4 BRENDA MOORE Pep Club 2; Parkers 1, 2, 3, 4; Brass Choir 4; Music Competition 2, 3, 4 KATHY MOSES Glee Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, President 4; Parkers 1, 2, 3, 4; Health Careers 1, Sec- retary 2, Vice-President 3; Reserve Cheerleader 2; Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Class Cheerleader 3; Prom Committee 3; Office Assistant 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Antlers Staff 4; Chorus Committee 4; Parkers Committee 4 SALLY MUNNELL Chess Club 1; Future Teachers 1; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Parkers 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, Secretary 4; National Honor Society 3, Treasurer 4 JILL OVHAGEN , Future Nurses 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Health Careers 4 DONNA PADGETT Future Business Leaders 4; Pep Club 4 ANN POWELL Glee Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Parkers 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Guilci 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; It's Academic Team 4; Grey Scarlets 4 LISA RAMEY . G1A.A. 1, 2; Parkers 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Busmess Leaders 4 Senior Index MARION REPLOGLE Pep Club 1, 2; Parkets 3 NANCY RITCHEY Pep Club 1, 2; Commencement Usherette 3 KAREN SANDERS Pep Club 1, 2; Commencement Usherette 3 DEBBIE SANDERSON Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4', G.A.A. 2; Drama Guild 2, 3; Glee Club 2; Parkers 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Chorus 3; Thespians 3; Prom Queen Candidate 3; Health Careers 3; Tom Tom Staff 3, 4; Wildcatettes 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4 JANET SCHMIDTGOESLING Future Teachers 1; Glee Club 1; .Parkers 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, Recording Secretary 3, President 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Tom Tom Stiff 4 SANDY SEYFFER G.A.A. 1, 2; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Drama Guild 2; Class Cheerleader 3; Parkers 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4; Wild- catettes 3, First Lieutenant 4 BEV SHORT Future Teachers 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. ,1, 2, 3, 4; Parkers 1, 2, 3, 4; Re- serve Cheerleader 2; Drama Guild 2; Homecoming Queen 4; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; Prom Queen CandL date 3 PAM SIMPKINS Parkers 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Commencement Ushcrette 3; Future Business Leaders Treasurer 4; Office Assistant 4 KATHY SMITH Class Officer 1, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Parkers 1, 2, 3, 4; Reserve Cheerleader 2; Glee Club 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3; Drama Guild 3; Prom Committee 3; Prom Queen Candidate 3; Wildcatettes 3, Captain 4 DEAN STEWART Basketball 1, 2; Music Competition 1, 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Parkers 1, 2, 3, 4; Grey Scariets 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, Student Director 4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Homecoming King Candidate 4; Track 4 DAVID TENNENBAUM Scholarship Team 1; Latin Club 1, Secretary 2, Presi- dent 3; Patkers 1, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Grey Scarlets 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2, 4, Treasure: 3; French Club 2, 3, 4; Music Competition 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Brass Choir .4; Antlers Staff 4 RICK TEUBNER Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 3; Fdotball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 4; Parkers 3 DAVID THOMPSON Chess Club 1, 2, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Parkers 3, 4; Grey Scarlets 3, 4; Music Compe- tition 4 SHARON TIPTON Pep Club 1, 2; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 2; Chorus 3, 4; Parkers 3, 4 SHARON TRACEY Parkers 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Scholar- ship Team 3; Office Assistant 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Antlers Staff 4; Class Treasurer 4 PHIL TRICKEY Parkers 4; Tennis 4 LUCIA VANDEN BRINK Drama Guild 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Parkers 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses 2; Health Careers Program Chairman 3, President 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Tom Tom Business Man- ager 4; Brass Choir 4 CAROL WEISENBORN Baccalaureate Usherette 3; Pep Club 4; Future Bu'si- ness Leaders Secretary 4; Office Assistant4 CAROLYN WELLS Future Nurses 1, 2, 3; Future Teachers 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Future Nurses 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 BARBARA WILLIAMS Camera Club 1; Future Teachers 1; Parkers Usher- ette 1; Future Nurses 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Drama Guild 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Parkers 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4 DAVE WILLIAMS Boys Chorus 1; Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Parkers 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Track 3 JIM WILLIAMS Scholarship Team 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4; Discussion Club 3; Key Club 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; IFS Academic Team Captain 4; National Honor Society 4 SUELLEN WILLIAMS Library Assistant 1; G.A.A. 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2 JIM WINTER Track 1; Drama Guild Vice-President 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Parkers 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Cheerleader 4 WANDA WYRICK Parkers 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4 ROY YOUNG Football 1 NEIL ZIMMERMAN Scholarship Team 1, 4; Latin Club 1, President 2; Science Club 1, 4, President 2; Parkers 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Competition 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, Vice-Presi- dent 3, President 4; Key Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Nav tional Honor Society 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Antlers Business Manager 4; Student Council 4; Parkers Com- mittee 4; Prom Committee 3; Grey Scarlets 1, 2, 3, 4 I89 Autographs I90 Autographs 19f! I92 As the last page is completed, the Antlers 0f t66 reaches its finale. To those Who gave such continued cooperation, we offer sincere appreciation. A special note of thanks goes to Mrs. Wanda Koehler, our adviser. Her interest and guidance proved instrumental in the suc- cess of our yearbook. For Seniors, it is time to separate The chairs are empty now, for the very beginning has ended. We turn to this structure that houses the very best of students and simply say, Thanks for a memory. Sincerely, W416: WAX Pat Beer Antlers Staff of 1966