Deer Park High School - Deer Yearbook (Deer Park, TX)

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James Cloessner Donna Cobb FTA Reporter, TEP Barry Cofer Student Assistant Cindy Coilett VOE SusanCook S6ciabStudies Club Kathy Cooper FTA, Medical Careers Club, TEP Cathy Corder Deer Escorts President, FTA, Med- ical Careers Club Reporter, Mu Alpha Theta, TEP, Social Studies Club Secretary, Science Club Carolyn Cormier VOE, Art Awards Ricky Cormier Football, Track Debra G. Cortez Sheri Covey Health Occupations Grady Cowart Marching, Stage, Symphonic Bands, TEP, FTA Brenda Cowling NHS, Mu Alpha Theta, THE DEER Faculty Editor, French Club Reporter Michael Cox Debra Crabtree Matt Craig Bradley Crawford Basketball, Mu Alpha Theta Vice President, Student Congress, Boys' State, NHS, Student Assist- ant, Social Studies Club, Most Handsome Contestant George Creighton THE DEER Photographer, French Club President, NHS, Student Assistant, Quill and Scroll Kevin Cunningham Catherine Curbello PAGE 240 f SENIORS

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Lori Calvez NHS Secretary, Mu Alpha Theta, Spanish Honor Society Vice Presi- dent, Spanish Club Secretary, YFC, French Club, Sylmphonic, Marching Bands, olleyball Trainer Corinne Camunez DE Susan Carden Marching, Symphonic Bands, Health Occupations Becki Carnahan Jo Carroll FTA Treasurer, TEP Susan Carroll Deer Escorts, FTA, German Club, Student Assistant, VOE CandECarson Deer scorts Lance D. Carter DE Billy Carwile Football, FTA Vice President, Track. David Cathey CindyCaudIe The Antler Managing Editor, Con- cert, Marching, Symphonic Bands, Spanish Honor Society, Spanish Club, National Thespian Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Social Studies Club, FTA Dawn Chaffin CVAE Ed Chambers VOE, VICA Ronald Chambers Von Chapman ICT SueCheatham NHS, Spanish Club, Spanish Honor Society, VOE Tom Chittenden Student Assistant Debbie Clark Gina Clark Head Cheerleader, Good Sports- manship League, DAR Good Citi- zen, Junior Flotarian, Senior Class Reporter, Student Congress, FTA, Spanish Club, Track, Tennis, Vol- leyball, Most Beautiful Contestant Deborah Clement VOE SENIORS ! PAGE 239

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frfgla Ji Seniors earn credits for early graduation One of the maior decisions that seniors faced had to do with early graduation. According to Debra Crabtree, Most of these seniors are graduating early for the same reason I am - to earn money for col- lege. Approximately one-third of these seniors, realizing in advance that they wished to graduate early, attended summer school after their jun- ior year and the majority of them took the only required senior course - American Government. In order to graduate early, 66 credits uwere required and seniors had to apply at least nine weeks in advance. Appli- cation forms were checked by Mr. David Watkins, principal, and in 43 cases, approved. Seniors who graduated after the first quarter were Kathleen McElroy, Starlia Muller, David L. Simmons, Larry Stewart, Jane Stuckey, Nancy Smith, Timothy Ward and Phylis Young. Thirty-five seniors graduated following the second quarter. They are: Jacob Bentley, Daniel Bour- geois, Tim Boyington, Dona Barnard, Tom Chittenden, Debra Crabtree, Faith Ellis, Cheryl Evans, Shelia Faircloth, James Gross, Terri Heinze, Mark Herferth, Gwen Hogan, Ramona Hughes, Sandra Huston, Debra Vickery Kyle, Susan Mercilliott, Susan Moore, Darla Moody, Marilyn Murrell, Steven McElwee, Sylvia McNatt, Joe Reno, Tammy Sewell, Gay Smith, Sharla Stepp, Patricia Stewart, Nellie Stewart, Robbie Thomp- son, Cheryl Turnipseed, Randy Voltz, Edbera Wilson, Karen Winfrey and Jerry Zlebis. Although these seniors were no longer officially students, they were permitted to participate in school functions such as the prom and grad- uation. A. Seniors Shelia Faircloth and Tom Chittenden consult each other while com- pleting their early graduation applications. B. Making use of the large store of college pamphlets, senior Sylvia McNatt checks the San Jacinto booklet for entrance information. C. While waiting to see their counselor, seniors Donna Barnard, Debra Crabtree, Mark Herforth and Daniel Bourgeois discuss their plans for the future. Cl Afro . SENIORS I PAGE 241