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

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E. J Sh, 'RF ,ZX i A Q l Ei 1 5 Ara.. Departments show school facilities With emphasis on departmental coverage, students and faculty presented Open House to the community, Oct. 23, reviewing class activities of the first quarter. Students and faculty combined efforts to present to patrons of the district an idea of the equipment availa- ble to students and their use of these resources. Every department had planned some sort of activity for the evening. ln the English, science and Business Departments, teachers had students display material studied in class daily. Several of Mr. Marvin Trent's English IV students recited literature, while Mr. Frank Butcher and his chemistry students performed an experiment repre- sentative of the first quarter. In the Business Depart- ment various machines were manned by students as they demonstrated their improving skills. A number of interesting displays filled the south campus mall representing other departments These displays included artwork woodworking photography newspaper production and college information set up by counselors Entertaining guests throughout the eve ning were band choir orchestra and drama students As a final addition to an eventful evening cafeteria personnel were on hand to serve refreshments A Dlscussing the English Ill curriculum Mrs Carole William son and her daughter iumor Teresa Williamson have a short conference with English teacher Mrs Flo Schelling B Con ferring with Mr and Mrs Lee Taylor English teacher Mrs Hilda Worrell touches on areas of students writing ability C Senior Becky Powell demonstrates proper bookkeepin methods while freshman Sheila Shultz and Mrs Florine Ainsworth teacher observe D After three sessions of departmental presentations Mrs Dorothy Sheppard cafete na employee serves punch to guests FACULTY f PAGE 333

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-iq. Teachers proclaim 'We've Got Spiritl' ln support of athletics, faculty members were involved in several spirit boosting activities. Most teachers were involved in door decorating or organized cheers at pep rallies. There are always those faculty members who faithfully cheer the various teams. However, a round of We've got Spirit instigated by faculty members aroused the stu- dent body to their feet during a pep rally as they pro- claimed their spirit in answer to the faculty challenge. An effective addition to a pep rally, this type of spirit among teachers through competition boosted spirit in the stu- dent body. Observing their students in a different perspective fac- ulty members were seen at numerous sports activities This not only included teachers but School Board mem bers as well as other school employees As a spirit booster for the last football game of the sea son a spirit door contest was held at the south campus A similar contest was held before the Homecoming game on the north campus Teachers and their third period classes worked three mornings before school to prepare their entrees Judging the contest administration build ing personnel awarded first prize ribbons to Mrs Stev eanne Salisbury s VOE students at the south campus and Mrs Carrie Ballard s art students at the north campus A Picturing the LaPorte Bulldogs caged by the Deer Mr Robert Dunivan math teacher adds the finishing touches to his door B Withstanding the rain Mr and Mrs Alvin Mabry cheer the Deer for an advancement into Rayburn territory C Using the slogan Bury the Bulldogs Mrs Alma Mabry and her Elemen tary Analysis student senior Lisa Howard complete their spirit door D Responding to the cheerleaders plea Mrs Doll For rest Deer Escort sponsor joins in a cheer during a weekly pep ra y PAGE 334 ! FACULTY I rx