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

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Daryl Standifer Carolyn Stanley HO Rae Stanley VOE, Volleyball Pam Starkey Madrigal Choir Alison Steffek Health Occupations Teri Stefka Concert, Marching, Stage, Sym' phonic Bands, Spanish Club, Spanish Honor Society, Medical Careers Club Robert Stein Football, Track, Golf, The Antler Photographer, Choir, FTA Sharla Stepp Larry Stewart Nell e Stewan Patti Stewart FTA, Volleyball ' Roy Stinnett Concert, Marching, Stage, Sxm- phonic Bands, Bowling Club, ed- ical Careers Club Mike Straka WesleEStrange YFC, asket all, Science Club, German Club, Swimming Man- ager, Trainer B lly Stransky Tennis Patti Stringer VOE President, Cheerleader, Stu- dent Congress, Freshman Class Vice President, Junior Class Trea- surer, Deer Escorts, Spanish Club, Spanish Honor Society, State Shorthand Finalist Jana Strother Fl' A, Medical Careers Club, VOE Treasurer Duane Stubbs Football, Tennis Jane Stuckey Marching, Stage, Symphonic Bands Tammy Suiter FTA President, Track, TEP, Stu- dent Congress, Most Beautiful Contestant PAGE 270 I SENIORS

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Angela Shultz The Antler Feature Editor, Colum- nist, Chorale, Madrigal Choir, Concert, Marching, Symphonic Bands, National Thespian Society Deborah Sills Jan Simmons Chorale, Madrigal Choir, Medical Careers Club Lisa Simmons FTA, Medical Careers Club, Health Occupations Marie Simpson David T. Sipe Football, Track Kenneth Sirles The Antler Staff Photographer, Industrial Arts Club Anitra Smith FTA, Medical Careers Club, Span- ish Club, TEP, Track, Basketball and Volleyball Manager Connie Smith Gay Smith One-Act Play, NFL, National Thes- pian Society, Spanish Honor Soci- ety, Spanish Club, FTA, TEP, Sen- ior Play Student Director Janice Smith CVAE Michelle Smith Nancy Smith Pam Smith Choir, Chorale, FTA, VOE, YFC, Student Assistant Timmy W. Smith Football, Most Handsome Finalist Mark C. Snell Football, Student Congress Tim Solomon CVAE Vice President Ronald Sommer Byron Southard Football Karen Sparks Choir Vice President, Chorale President, FTA, Madrigal Choir, Basketball Manager, VOE Histo- rian, YFC Secretary-Treasurer, Student Assistant SENIORS f PAGE 269

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SATurday tests ACTivate seniors Ninety percent of all college bound seniors take either the SAT or ACT, or both. One of these two tests is required for entrance into 90 percent of the major col- leges. Registration forms for both tests and 57.25 for the SAT and 57.50 tor the ACT had to be sent in approxi- mately one month before each test date. While the SAT is offered seven times throughout the year at either Sam Rayburn or Pasadena High Schools, the ACT is offered five times yearly at San Jacinto Col- lege. Both taken on Saturdays, the SAT lasts two and one- half hours and the ACT lasts approximately three and one-half hours. ln content, the SAT is very similar to the PSATXNNISOT, taken during the junior year, in that both consist of ques- tions on verbal and mathematical abilities. Questions on the ACT cover English usage, mathematics usage, social studies reading and natural sciences reading. A. After deciding to take the ACT, senior Barry Lee provides the necessary information required on the registration form. B. Because she does not know which college she will attend, senior Jan Turner decides to take both the ACT and the SAT. C. Check- ing which dates the SAT is offered, senior Tamara Watlington contemplates when to take it. D. Receiving their SAT and ACT results, seniors Rhonda Shetter and Marcus Turner listen while Mr. John Williamson, senior counselor, explains the results. SENIORS I PAGE 271