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

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Mike Mireles Concert Band, Football, ICT, VICA Gary Mitchell Becky Mize gllul Alpha Theta, Tennis, Volley- a Darla Moody Jonathan Moody Pam Moore Concert, Marching, Stage, Sym- phonic Bands, NHS, Mu Alpha Theta, THE DEER Staff, Social Studies Club, French Club Phillip Moore Letitia Morgan FTA, VOE Vice President Bert Morrison ICT Alan Mosley German Club, Mu Alpha Theta Parliamentarian, NHS, National Thespian Society . Jody Moyer Monique Muller DE, The Antler Staff, Student Assistant Starlia Muller David A. Mundy The Antler Editor, Sports Editor. National Merit Commended Stu- dent, Quill and Scroll, Most Valua- ble Stalfer Robert Munselle Doug Murray Laura Murray HO Reporter, YFC, Marching, Concert, Symphonic Bands, .lun- ior Rotarian Marilm Murrell Greg ustin Football, Track, VICA Treasurer, Student Assistant Theresa Myers SENIORS X PAGE 259

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Seniors encounter national inflation As the cost of living rises, the cost of being a senior rises also. Expenses start as early as the beginning of the junior year when students order senior rings. According to Rhonda Shet- ter, the price of a senior ring is quite a blow to parents' wallets. Girls' rings start at 560 and boys' rings at 575. Towards the end of the junior year or sometime during the senior year, all college bound students take either the SAT or ACT, and some take both. Registration fees for these aptitude tests are 57.25 and 57.50 respectively. Most seniors also take three achievement tests which cost 511. If a senior is an enthusiastic sports fan, over 525 is spent on tickets and stadium parking while Homecoming costs average around 550 for both boys and girls. Although prices are sometimes over 5200, the average price for senior portraits is 560. A group picture of the graduating class takes 56 more from Dad's wallet. By the time tickets, dresses, tuxedos, corsages and going out afterwards is taken into consideration, the total cost for the senior prom for both boys and girls is often well in excess of 5100. Diplomas are the only aspect of the graduation ceremony that is free. Caps and gowns are 57 and announcements and invitations average 535. While these costs are only estimates, it should be understood that the actual expenses of each senior varies. lt is more expensive than anybody can imagine, Steve King said. A. In order to request the proper cap size, senior Terri Lehew assists senior Shirley Sanders by measuring her head with a tape provided for measurement. B. Looking at choices of graduation invitations, senior Larry Sheppard contemplates which style he prefers. Invitations were ordered on Feb. 9 and cost approximately 535. C. Senior Carolyn Cor- mier listens to instructions for ordering diplomas. They were ordered on Feb. 3. D. Spending their lunch period in the yearbook room, sen- iors David Heasty, Kyle Lester, Alan Mosley, Kyle Zollers, Jon Nettles and Sheree Kemp wait in line to order senior portraits from Mr. Bob Vaughn, yearbook adviser. -1-2-UYKFBD, X J . -Qi 'A N X T i X f 'v , 5, V' 1 : D . 1 g I, SENIORS I PAGE 261