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

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Courses form unique insight School life is a unique experience. Held together by bonds, both academic and social, the students and faculty form accom- munity within the school. THE DEER is not just a book of dormant buildings, differen- tial equations, test tubes and campus changes. The dissertation has been to pres- ent a more in-depth view of, school lif-e through a closer look at curriculum, depart- ments, resources and behind-the-scenes personnel. . Quite intentionally, the picture story of the book is aimed at the individual injaca- demics and organizations with the initial opening section serving as the incapsula- tion. No matter how prestigious the school may be academically and physically, at the base of this acclaim lies the student. ' A A. Alter dropping the motor, senior Eddie Lawery prepares to setthedwell. B. Nlrg,Paul Stewart,- Driver's Education teacher, intorntssopyhqmores Teri Baswell, Andrea Kohler and David Stockwell, about the procedures involved .in scoring a stir dent on their driving. C. Freshman Shannon Betty uses a lathe and hand tool to carve out the inside of a bowl he is constructing in wood shop. D. In Mrs. Lola NlcCulloch's Typing I class, fresh- men Toni Buckner.. Bonnie Hooks,'Rebecca Her- nandez and Cindy Kimbelin develop accuracy. and speed during ei time writing. E. Practicing his drafting skills, ,senior RoyStinriettfcarefully measures to design his current drafting protect:- e 'iw -A - ga! K g ' -t ' ' f-'f .3Q ..f EH.-:Es-.,,.-e - EAL F- W4 PIGSING

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