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

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Mary Ann Fite Health Occupations Arlene Fitzgerald Student Assistant Keith Fowler Football Ray Freeman Bowling Club, Choir, Chorale, Senior Class President, Cross Country, FTA, Madrigal Choir, NFL President, National Thespian Society, Spanish Club Reporter, Student Assistant, Student Con- gress, Social Studies Club Steve French Football Debbie Fuller Deer Escorts, FTA, Student Con- gress, TEP, Most Beautiful Con- testant Tim Furrh Judy Lynn Garrett Lea Gavitt The Antler Advertising Manager, FTA, Student Assistant, VOE Lara Gladden CVAE Secretary Ann Gober Sophomore Class Treasurer, Deer Escorts, French Club, FTA, Stu- dent Congress Darla Goodwin Track, Basketball, Mu Alpha Theta, NHS, Marching, Concert Bands, German Club, Medical Careers Club Leon Goodwin Football, Track Suzy Gower Chorale, Madrigal Choir, DE, Health Occupations, Medical Careers Club, FTA, Basketball Scott Gray French Club, Basketball Manager, VICA Mark Grein The Antler Chief Photographer, Football, German Club David Greiner ICT, VICA James Gross Spanish Club gigenda Hairgrove Joe Hale Concert, Marching Bands, THE DEER Photographer PAGE 246 f SENIORS

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-- .M gf.. K, rw- ,. E ffQ..i.' ' WYE 9. ... Production crews build scenery for senior pla Rehearsals for the senior play, Li'l Abner were held approximately nine times weekly beginning Dec. 13, although not every member of the cast was required to attend every rehearsal. Painting and building crews also began their work at this time. Before the play was completed, these two crews alone put in over 48 hours in preparation for the four performances. Seniors on these crews brought their own equipment such as saws and ham- mers. Approximately SZOO was spent for the supplies that were not provided by the cast. The only other expense the production concurred was the S450 royalty paid for the legal right to put on Li'l Abner. There were nine crews for the production and they consisted of paint, building, lighting, props, backstage, house and costume crews. Directed by Mr. Larry Arn- hold, the paint and building crews consisted of 10 students each, while there were three members in the lighting crew. Dogpatchers made up the house crew andthe backstage crew was four regulars plus any member of the cast who was not at the time performing. Consisting of one member, the props crew was supervised by Mrs. Norma McDonald, junior counselor, while senior counselor John Williamson sponsored the 15 member publicity crew. Organized by Mrs. Charlene Poole, drama instructor, the costume crew designed and made attire copied from pic- tures ofthe Broadway production. This crew consisted of volunteers, the cast and their parents. A. Using his talents, building crew member Manuel Araujo, senior, helps build the Yokum cabin. B. Mr. Larry Arnhold, director, checks the script of Li'l Abner for one of senior Bobby Timmerman's lines. C. Student director Gay Smith, senior, assists the paint crew by painting one of the flats used for the backdrop. Over 48 hours were spent by students build- ing and painting scenery. aa? SENIORS I PAGE 245

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BeverlyIHall Shane amilton Vanessa Hanson Student Assistant, VICA Mitchel Harmon Doug Harrison VIC Reporter Club Van Harrod CVAE Beth Havard VOE Dennis Harville James Hay Darla Haygood Cheerleader Wesley Hayley Debbie Hearne , Industrial Arts Student Assistant David Hoa ' NHS Sty Curtis Hebert Football, Spanish Club Rickie Heben Baseball, Choir, Student Assist- ant, Baseball, Football Trainer Madrigal Choir Cathl Heim Art Awards, Mu Alpha Theta NHS, Student Assistant Terri Helnze FTA.TEP Elsa Hernandez Volleyball 4 Joyce High 4 Deer Escorts, FTA, VOE Tommy W. Hinson Student Assistant, Track SENIORS I PAGE 247 r 1