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

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K Fifteen underclassmen serve as officers Having been elected as officers of their class, 15 under- classmen became automatic members of the Student Con- gress. lt was their responsibility to plan any class activity and to serve in all phases of the student government. Serving as chairmen, the presidents of each class helped in the different committees formed within the organization. A committee concerning programs was headed by the sen- ior and sophomore presidents, while the junior and freshman presidents were in charge of the Social and Civic Committee. Treasurers of each class joined to make up the Finance Com- mittee, while all of the class presidents were members of the Executive Committee. Class secretaries took the minutes at class meetings and the reporters fulfilled their duties by being responsible for publicity. Serving for the first time as class officers, Jason Cutbirth was elected president by the junior class, while Mark Knox was chosen for vice president. Serving as secretary, Joy Hughes served in that capacity for her third year. Denise and Diana Bean held the offices of reporter and treasurer, respec- tively. Sophomores selected Shelby Dement to his second year of presidency, while Sheri Ladd was elected vice president. Ste- phanie Stephens was chosen for the position of secretary and Theresa Purpera filled the office of treasurer. For her second consecutive year, Karen Painter served as reporter for her class. Voting in high school for the first time, freshmen selected five girls to head their class. Lisa Busby and Melinda Poole .,'. 1 j rg MII f'K were elected as president and vice president, respectively. Laine Bailey fulfilled the duties of secretary, while Joan Taylor handled the office of treasurer. Chosen to hold the office of reporter was Lynette McShan. A. Laine Bailey, secretary of the freshman class, ascends a staircase on the north campus. B. Denise Bean, reporter of the junior class, practices her skills on the adding machine in Mrs. Florine Ains- worth's fourth period business machines class. C. Lisa Busby, fresh- man class president and member of the concert band, waits for a cue from Mr. Noah Lee to end a clrumroll. D. Junior class vice presi- dent, Mark Knox, helps decorate the windows of the shops in Town Plaza to raise spirit for the upcoming Homecoming events. E. Presi- dent of the junior class, Jason Cutbirth, intercepts a pass that helped the choir win in a football game against the band. F. Freshman trea- surer Joan Taylor stops by at her locker before going to her general business class. G. Sheri Ladd and Theresa Purpera, vice president and treasurer of the sophomore class, discuss a blue slip in the north campus attendance office. H. Dawn Parrish and Lynette McShan, reporter of the freshman class, measure the temperature of water in an experiment in general physical science. I. ln Miss Deb- bie Walker's Typing l class, Melinda Poole, freshman vice president, turns in an assignment. J. Junior secretary, Joy Hughes listens to oral reports being given in Mr. Jim Ware's world history class. K. Diana Bean, junior treasurer, watches as the escorts perform during Open House. L. Karen Painter, sophomore reporter, concentrates on building up her speed in a Typing I course. M. Sophomore president, Shelby Dement stops for a moment to talk to Stephanie Stephens, sophomore secretary. . 4 We ': if 1 aerlil ,fi l CLASSES I PAGE 291